The equity, 15 octobre 1953, jeudi 15 octobre 1953

[" \u2014 \u2022 \u2014iT ,\t\u2014 Serving \u2014 Shawvillc, Bristol, Norway Bay, Onslow, Wyman, Maryland, Quyon, Beech Grove, Yarm, Charteris, Ladysmith, Otter Lake, Portage du Fort, Bryson, Calumet Island, Campbell's Bay, Vinton, Fort Coulonge, Davidson.No.16.71st Year 7c Each $3.00 A Year $3.75 In U S A.Golden Wedding Anniversaries Two Local Cars Collide At Center This & That Street And Highway 8, Shawvillc Thursday, October 15, 1953 mmnww 31 Bear story for this week comes from the farm of Percy Zacharias where two calves were attacked by bears this week.If it hadn\u2019t been for the mother cows protecting them, the cafcves would have been killed.It seems the milk cows will chase the bears out of the pasture to protect their calves so wise farmers these days put the cows and calves in the same field together.Sheep must be kept in the stable and even then they aren\u2019t safe unless the McDowell Dagenais a Mr.and Mrs.Austin McDowell ### same time.\tthe living mom be: s of their j * ran\teast on Highway 8 by Paul Clin.Mr.Murdock said after the family, comprising one son and\tj A reception and dinner was\tPaul\u2019s light truck was thrown\taccident that the car in which October 16\u2014Pontiac Lions Club'®1* daughters and seven a Is him-\t.held at the Forest Inn where they\theadlong across the ditch and he\the was a passenger might have dreds of neighbors and friends,\treceived congratulations from\tfortunately rolled out\tonto the\tslowed slightly but\tdid not stop Members of the family present\tI their many relatives and friend's,\tgrass before it struck a\ttree and\tat the intersection.\tHe said he for the anniversary were Douglas\tMr; and Mrs.Dagenais were\twas crumpled up before\this eyes,\tsaw the truck coming down the d0(\\rs arf ,\tbaned\u2019 of Party Sound, Ont., Mrs.Oltm- married 50 years ago at Vinton The side of the truck was smash- highway and shouted to Hodgins fvl en' b^ ^r* **aclne ™h°sc stead (Lbila) of Aylmer, Que.,\tb?Rev.V.Ferriere, PP.They\ted in and Mr.Clin suffered a\twho there upon applied the\tbarn\tdoors\twere\tremoved\tby Mrs.Gordon Bradley (Lottie) of\tsettled at Otter Lake, Que., where\tatniali wound to his forehead.\tbrakes but Mr.Murdock didn\u2019t\tbears\tr?f ^ y\tand\t51 x\tlambs Three Rivers, Que., Mrs.Ken I tbv>\u2019 bve(* before coming to Bry- The three men were taken notice that the car slowed at all.were kl e Phillips (Neta) of Cornwall, Mrs.\t®°n*\timmediately to th Pontiac Com-\tMr.Clin said he\tlooked first J.C.Williard (Margaret) of Chat-\tMrs.Dagenais was the former\tmunity Hospital.Mr.\tHodgins\tright up the hill as\the oame to ham, Ontario, Mrs.W.J.Bundle,\tMargaret Lafleur of Otter Lake,\twas lacerated severely about the\tthe intersection and then left whose husband is a professor at\tMr.Dagenais is the son of a\tface and Mr.Murdock sustained\ttowards the high school, but it the University of Wisconsin, Mad»\tpioneer family of the township\tslight injury to his knees.The\twas too late to stop when he saw ison, Wis., and Miss Elaine Me-\tof Leslie.This golden wedding\tfront end of the Hodgins car was\tthe car coming at him.Dowell of Toronto.Sphere are Anniversary brought many of wrecked and the vehicle lauded The windows of the Hodgins 11 grandchildren in the family.| the family together.Four da ugh- in the ditch on iits four wheels, car wrere clouded up at the time Mr.Bert Kirkham\u2019s three sons ters, Gertrude (Mrs.N.Du beau, pointing west.From the appear- of the early morning accident.are vvor\u2018c* travellers: one in Ger-Lawn Station.Que.), Blanche < ance of the cars after the accident Mr.Lyndon Y stand out very vividly when seen from a plane in the beautiful blue green waters of Hudson Bay.t They\u2019re building a town over in Ontario and if they ever get it finished it'll be some place.They call it Toronto and to prove their keenness at this project they start in every morning at six-thirty with their steam shovels and pneumatic drills\u2014mostly right outside hotel bedroom windows.Or so it seems.But from the start they\u2019ve made we have every hope that one day Canada will be proud of Toronto.Meanwhile we have to dash over there once in a while to see what\u2019» new and different.Last week we saw the very latest thing in printing equipment and find it a bit exasperating to return to our own weary presses and ancient printing gear.Lots of room for improvement here.At least we don't have anyone digging the ground out from under us as they have in that big town.As the subway tunnels arc being built, their openings spew out piles of sand to obstruct traffic.No danger of Shawvil^e being undermined.Why even the thought of digging a little sewer throws the whole town out of gear.But poor old Toronto has really gone to the ants.They have sewers, underground pipes and cables, and now it\u2019s the subway.Well, as we said, when they get it finished it promises to be a great fine ' yioans leave without polling his vote in the August election.We left \"1 August 9.We had a very good trip up although the last few days from Winnipeg to Churchill on the Muskeg express were rather slow and tiresome.We arrived in Church ill around noon Friday and after a hurried lu non we immediately left by plane on the last 300 miles of our journey.What struck me as the most spectacular thing on this part of our trip were the immense tide liais we flew over also the huge flocks of Canada geese that make their home there.Also interesting were the 5.0 Jan Ri^bcs sing a Euro- I the program, as well as the oo man fc c song while conductor- casional folk tune from the Car- Ivan Romanoff listens ribcan and Latin America.Rubes carefully, during a rehearsal of is featured not only as a vocalist, CBC\tFriday-night show but he introduces the numbers \u201cSongs of My People\".The as well.Besides the orchestra, famous traditional music of the | he is assisted by a chorus and a peoples of Europe is presented on ! guest star every week.i ! the RELATE WORK TO WORSHIP day4/?eo-GtfA.il Last week we were examining the meaning of worship and wc decided that we go to church to give worship to Almighty God rather than to get something for ourselves.Of course God does give us many blesings and Our Lord Himself taught us to ask for the things we need both for our bodies and our souls.But somehow we find it very diffi-I cult to connect the prayers we say in church on Sunday with our work during the week.Our Churches are built and decorated in a manner very different from our homes and our places of business.The architecture is different and the atmosphere is unworldly or perhaps we should say other worldly.Speakers\u2019 Pool A new edition of the SPEAKERS' POOL AND PROGRAM GUIDE is now available free of charge to all those involved in Program Planning, it was announced today by Roberta Ridley of the Information Centre.Adult Education Service.Macdonald College.This publication lists names of sp* akers available from Macdonald College and elsewhere.Included in it are reading materials km Inlet is going very good and lvarious subjects.The publica- weeks Ition is divided into sections deal- We have here in the way of wild life Caribou.Arctic Walrus, Artie hare, which weigh about 15 lbs.each, Canada geese and snow geese, numerous types of ducks and panic,gam.The country around here is totally barren of bush and the only vegetation that seems to grow well is reindeer moss of which there is an abundance every where.The construction here at Ran CltV When an accident occurs it is important to have an officer of the law there as soon as possible.There is only one way to contact our local Traffic Officer and that is to telephone to him.His telephone number is 4-13.If he is not at home his wife will answer and if you tell her where he is needed she will see that he gets there as soon as possible.Most of the people who call his home just hang up the minute they discover he is not there.The officer calls his wife every twenty minutes or so all day to let her know where he can be located and to find out if there are any calls for him.The thing to do- then, when you need Mr.Young for any reason, is to telephone to his home and leave a message there as to where he is needed and he will get there with the least loss of time.Another difficulty we encounter in connecting our work and our worship is that so often our work is not something we can take pride in and do to the glory of God.Here the farmer has a decided advantage over the town and city dweller.If we, believe that \u201cthe earth is the Lord\u2019s and the fulness thereof\u2019\u2019 then the farmer must work with God to produce the food on which mankind depends.He is a steward holdihg and working the land in trust for God.He is bound to conserve the good earth as the greatest material gift that God has gjven men.As long as he works the land with this in mind he will be working with God and his work and his worship will be integrated, the one will come naturally from the other.But what of the factory worker where work consists of repeating over and over One set of operations which perhaps puts a thread on a screw or bolts together two parts of an intricate piece of machinery.He may never have the satisfaction of feeling that he has made something.He may never even see the end product as it leaves the factory.How can such a worker see any real connection between- his work five days a week and his worship on Sunday?Indeed most of the labouring class in our cities do not see any need for worship and it is this class of people for which the church has least meaning.The white-collar workers and the management classes are still found in our churches in some degree or at least they support the churches financially.But the son\u2019s programs are plays about\tchurch has for the most part failed the labouring Milton.Michelangelo.Handel and\tclasses largely because it has not fulfilled the \" Schwenzer\u2014great men whose\tneed to make''clear the connection between wor- lives and works reflect the strong , .\t,\t, influence of Christ's teachings.\tShip anti work.Tommy Tweed\u2019s rare humor\tMany people regard work as a curse ; a neces- Stconcis of the Pack and'PL\u2019s TransCan!daXtTnecthiTwill ,\t^ evil which We mUst endure in °rder to gain and Seconds of the Troop will\tbe on the air again every day at\tthe necessities oi life.And yet WOI\u2019k CRH\tbe and appear in next weeks Scout Nbws.\ttwo fifteen.There\u2019ll be a new\tshould be Olie of the most satisfying of\thuman lU;,T,.to/dPWe?«n™\tEli\" present\" ng3'uie ' c?BOC Sym-\tThere is in all men\tthe\turge to ere- of the three Units would contact\tphony.Orchestra.Concerts Sym-\tSomething, to achieve.\tIn response Mrs.Melvin\tArmstrong,\tthe\tSec-\tphoniques and New York Phil-\tto that Urge mail has lifted himself from a life of rotary\tof\tthe\tScout Mothers'Aux-\tharmonic Symphony orchestras,\tsavagery to the point where he can appreciate that every Scout Mother become\tweek starts the CBC Opera Com-\tbeauty and make beautiful things.Work\tCan be , member and assist them in\tpany season on Wednesday night,\tand should be the expression of the Urge to Create their work as an Auxiliary to the October 14.\tand the Urge to provide good things for all men.S\t1 unfortunately our methods of distribution have 12 to 16 Boy Scouts and over that\tseason this Sunday night at 11,1 not kept Up With OUr means Of\tproduction and age Rover Scouts.Every boy\talternating from then on at this who is eligible should become a hour with the Winnipeg Sym-member and play the Game of Phony Orchestra.Scouting.at present we are ahead of schedule We expect ig with Agriculture, Community to be shaft sinking in less than Problems.Family and Home and one month.My be sit regards to all my friends in the beautiful Ottawa Arts and Crafts.Miss Ridley also reported that i FILM AND FILMSTRIP CATALOGUE listing nearly 400 film C.H.Olsmtead.titles will be available shortly.-\tThis booklet describes the films Valley on agriculture and a variety of j other subjects, that may now be ^ | obtained from the Provincial Film j Library at the College.Both of these new pamphlets may be obtained for the asking by writing the Information Centre.Macdonald College.Province of Quebec.Old Radio Friends Back For Season In summertime there\u2019s little time to even think of radio ,let alone list* n to it.Except for Valley Notebook and the odd news program we hardly know the radio exists.But now it\u2019s time to turn the dial once more and spend the occasional evening with our old reliable friend, the family radio.Every week we get a little magazine from the CBC tellng of what\u2019s new on their networks and this week it fortells many good things for our winter listening.Wayne and Shuster, it seems, are coming back to the air at 9.30 Thursday, October 8.The General Electric show will be back for the season starting Sunday night with the Leslie Bell singers.Rawhide, unfortunately, has been postponed another month, but he\u2019ll surely put in an appearance by the end of October.Our Miss Brooks and Twenty Questions will start this week and Stage 54 will be back on Sunday night with the first radio play being about Toronto and her great Success.This year the plays on this program will all be based on Canadian stories with Canadian barkgrouficts.Ford Theatre will be back on the air October 9.at 9 o\u2019clock with Elmer Rice\u2019s \u201cThe Grand Tour Once upon a time there was no highway No.8.Even as late as a few years ago it didn't cross Center Street in Shawville.There are a lot of motorists who refuse to accept the fact that now it does.One impartial observer at the accident there this week said, \u201cThe only way to make people stop at that intersection is to post a man there with a rifle and shoot everyone who doesn't stop\".Another less dire suggestion would be to put a stop and go traffic light there.Perhaps a caution light would do or even just a very large stop sign.Of course there are still those who will never stop at that intersection but for those who merely need more persuasion, some sort of arresting signal is indicated.Next week the play will be \u201cOf Mice and Men*\u2019, for those who have the stomach for it.It Happened Here starts its third season on CBC on Wednesday at 9.with true Canadian stories.The Way of The Spirit comes back with The Growth of Belief as its general theme at 1.30 Sunday Apparently this program.designed for youngsters, is attracting quite a large adult | audience Planned for this sea her new Pack at Stark's Corners was invested with the badge of Akela, Cubm&ster Mr.Douglas Fulford, who was also present with a number of his Scouts was also invested, receiving the Green Plume of Scoutmaster of the Starks Corners Troop.These two I \u2018\u2018 Scouters have done very well since they started these Units and now have around fifteen hoys who are members.The Charter to Mrs.Smart and Mr.Fulford for this Group was given jointly to be held in trust by their Group Committee authorizing them to proceed in accordance with P.R.& O.& The Scout Bivouac on the farm of Mr.Harold Armstrong was the scene of a joint meeting of the Cubs and Scouts of Shawville, who played host to the newly formed Group at Starks Corners.Assisted by the Rover Crew a good Camp Fire was started by the light of which the program of the evening was conducted.Five Wolf Cubs \"Wont Up\u2019\u2019 to the Scout Troop, the names of whom are listed in the Scout Gazette along with a new Cub Chum.In spite of the fact of the five who went to the Troop, the number of Registered Wolf Cubs now stands at 36.There are still a number of Registration Fees to come in from the Scouts and Rovers before the form goes to the District Headquaters.Miss Mazie McTiernan and Miss Eleanor Howard were Invested as Bagheera and Baloo and received the insignia of their appointments as Assistant Cubmasters.many workers are unable to enjoy the products which they produce for others.This is not primarily an economic problem but rather a moral or religious one.The free transfer of goods to all who need them is prevented by such factors as the ability to pay and so we arrive at the terrible problems connected with the profit motive and the theory of competition as opposed to co-operation.Back Te School SCOUT GAZETTE 1st Shawville Pack Before closing, weiners and pop were served, the former To be a Chum cooked by the Camp Cook Rover\ti Squire, 'Keith McCleary, who I am told received plenty of prac- To be a Tenderpad tice while attending the Jamboree last summer.It was a great sight To be 2 Star Cub to see some 60 boys sitting around the Camp Fire, eating their To be Pack Leader weiners and chatting with their Chums.It is pretty hard to beat a good camp fire! Regular meet- | To be a Chum ing will start from now on at Headquarters.Apple Day will be October 24, and some of the boys have already started getting their baskets decorated.Who will get the prizes this year for the best dec- To be Tenderfoot with Leaping Mrs.Tom Smart who had i orated basket and the best sales- Wolf brought along the nucleus of man?Evening Courses for adults at Macdonald College will begin Tuesday, October 6, at 8.00 p.m.it was announced recently by H.R.C.A vison, Director of the Adult Education Service at the College.Courses offered this fall include Painting for Pleasure; Plant Breeding as a Hobby ; Public Speaking; Leathercraft; Weaving; Woodworking and Dressmaking.These will be held on Tuesday evenings.Both Elementary and Advanced Courses in French Conversation will be held on Thursday evenings.On Wednesday evenings, I\tthere will be a Swimming Class Chum?Daryl Tub- for women and a course in metal man and Douglas Young 1 jewelry> Jimmie Carmichael Gary McEwen Chum Brian Smith Man finds himself frustrated economically and his work becomes hateful, to him when he cannot provide those things which his family needs for a healthy and happy life.And because man has begun to develop a social conscience he is disturbed by the poverty and hopelessness of the millions of the world who never1 have enough to eat and who see no hope of bettering their lot.And at the same time he sees others who possess enormous wealth, and he finds himself saying with the psalmist, \u201cThen thought I to understand this: but it was too hard for me.\u201d Donald Wilson Donald Wilson 1st Shawville Troop John Carmichael 2 Star Cubs, Albert Armstrong, Bryan Alexander, Daryl Tubman, Douglas Young.1 Star Cub John Tracy October 15, 1953 The Equity Page Three Shawville end in town,\tMr.and Mrs.John Darraugh, Sponsored by Ms.Ma ye Arm- 'Ottawa, spent the weekend with \u2022trong and Mrs.Ken Hodgins, Mr.and Mrs.Allan McKay.Mr.and Mrs.Grant Gibson, a nun.i>- r of friends aid relative* Toronto, Mr.and Mrs.Dan Me- gathered in the Rebokah Lodge Neill, Coteau, Mrs.Flo Duffy, Room to meet and honor Mrs.Montreal, Mrs.James Reid and Edna McKay of Calgary.Alberta, Mrs.Ronald Hupp.Ottawa, were who has been visiting here after a period of 44 years.Part of the evening was spent in games and euchre after which an address was read by Mr.John Cowley of Norway Bay and a number of gifts presented by Mrs.Sarah Hobbs, Mrs.McKay responded with a big thank you and all sang \u201cFor she's a JoMy Good Fellow\u201d.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Ma ye Armstrong and Mrs.Ken Hodgins, Mrs.Dr.Cowley and Mrs.J.D.Brown.The gathering ended with all wishing Mrs.McKay a bon voyage and good luck on her way home.Mrs.Sam Woods visited Mr.and Mrs.Roland Russell for Thanksgiving.Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Watson spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Roland Russell.Mr.and Mrs.Lcnnis Dean and family spent the weekend in Richmond, Quebec.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Cuth-bertson and Mrs.J.Thomas have 6 Miss Donna Cuthbcrtson has left to work in the Bank of Montreal in Ottawa.4 9 .Mr.and Mrs.Carl Ren nick and family, North Bay, were recent visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Harper Rennick.Mrs.S.Morrison, Farm Point, was a recent visitor of Mrs.John Morrison in town.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Sereney, Braeside, were weekend visitors of Mrs.G.Carmichael recently.Mr.and Mrs.Orville McBride.Ottawa, were weekend visitors in town.Miss Nancy Hodgins, Montreal, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Hodgins.Miss Faye Smart, Macdonald College, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Clive Smart.Thanksgiving guests of Mrs.W.G.Gibson and Sylvia.4* y.Mr.and Mrs.Donald McRae, Donna and Scott, Montreal, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.R McRae.m à m Mrs.W.Kirkpatrick and children, Ottawa, were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.R.McRae.Mrs.W.Kirkpatrick and children, Ottawa, were weekend visitors of Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Hodgins.Miss Betty Richardson, Cornwall.spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Richardson.Mrs.T.Kingdon, David and Bobbie, spent the weekend in Renfrew.Mr.and Mrs.Webster Palmer \u2022have returned frorru their honeymoon and have taken up residence in J.S.Hodgins apartment.Mr.and Mrs.Stuart Hodge and family, Thetford Mines, were weekend guests of Mrs.Langford Strutt.y m'm me M m mm i % li \\ and Mrs.Henry Hodgins, Mr.Jack Corrigan, Ottawa, spent the weekend in town.V; * V//» Mr.and Mrs.Norman Poole and Mr.and Mrs.Urquhart Campbell, Montreal, spent the holiday weekend with their father, Dr.D.J.Campbell.*\"h Mr.and Mr,, w.J.Crlrk.\tan'd akn\" o»L Thartï Mr.and Mrs.Harry Campbell.I\titing friends\tin\tShawville and\tgiving weekend with their par- Mr.and Mrs.Clifton Campbell\tvicinity\tents.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Little Windsor * rece n tly \u201c **\" ****\t1\tA surprise\tparty\twas\th\tid on\tand Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Telford.Mr,\u2019.T., Smitk.Mr.and Mr,.» ffïÆ £ Z\t%% £*»kstjsî a*is Findlay.A lamp was presented cf Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Telford La- to the couple during the course for Thanksgiving.WJ of the evening.W Mr.and Mrs.Henderson Crick , -and sons Findlay and Russell, of returned home to Sudbury.Hamilton, j m-mm spent Thanksgiving Serving Canada in the Army you serve N HP?> » # # Miss Frances Murdock, chute, Quebec, ppent the week- Never before has an Army career offered so many advantages to young men.Army life is for men who want to help guard Canada's freedom.It is not an easy life \u2014 but it is a rewarding one.You ond Canada profit by the many opportunities and benefits of military service.Here's how you gain when you serve Canada in the Army: good pay, financial security and pension; 30 days annual leave with pay; opportunities for special training, promotion, adventure.For Canada, you will represent another trained soldier to help guard our freedom.To be eligible you must be 17 to 40 years of age, skilled tradesmen to 45.When applying bring birth certificate or other proof of age.Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Milson and daughter Sharon and Mr.and Mrs.spent Thanksgiving weekend with : |lMrs- Wilburn Chapman and other * ¦ relatives at Murrell\u2019s, McKt e and Campbell's Bay.Mj.and Mrs.Art Deer in g and daughters Sharon and Sheryl of Noranda, spent the weekend visiting in Ladysmith and Ottawa.Mrs.Jc.in Stevens, Noranda, ypent the weekend at Ladysmith and Quyon.Phi:\tEckorman, Toronto, NOW HAVE YOUR VULCANIZING DONE NEAR HOME.TT r \u2022 m =* ê MU «mckii .h'r O /?*71 PontidcVulcanizer.V Shawville, ^(4-J f X Quebec 5- \\ y>i rw ¦ mm @ f I Mr.and Mrs.Don Hartman, Beverley.Barbara and Ronnie of Kingston, £ Apply right away \u2014 For full information write or visit the Army Recruiting Centre nearest your home.No.4 Personnel Depot, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal, P.Q.No.3 Personnel Depot, Connaught Barracks, 3 Citadel Hill, Quebec, P.Q.Army Information Centre, 30 Belvedere St., Sherbrooke, Que.AI64W-Q spent Thanksgiving weekend visiting Mr.and Mrs.Basil Lamothe.Comradeship is one of the finest features of Army life.Ask any soldier! You take part in sportsf live, work and face dangers with men who share your interests and ambitions.Travel will give you wider experience and interests.There are many chances for travel in Canada and overseas.You see and learn more in the Army today than ever before.SHAWVILLE MEAT MARKET Mrs.Lamothe and son Wallie, have returned to Shawville with the Horners to spend a week or two.NOW ON MAIN STREET AT THE FORMER LOCATION OF THE CLAUDE ELLIOTT GROCERY STORE QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Wilson McCleary Mr.and Mrs.Syd Barclay and Bev.Ottawa, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.and Mrs.James Horner.Mr.and Mrs.James Gordon attended a convention in Montreal Church Services f BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Pastor, Rev.W.Zl.Krause Sunday Services -Sunday School Morning Worship 7.30\u2014p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Service.8.00 p.m.\u2014Prayer, Bible Study, Wednesday.8.00 p.m.\u2014Young Peoples, FrL PRESBYTERIAN Bristol Memorial Presbyterian Church Bristol, Quebec tudent Douglas Fulford in charge 9.45 a m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a m.\u2014Morning Worship A.N.Rusenstrom on Wednesday, returning through Laurentians and visiting friends at Arundel and other i points.10 a m.» * \u2022 \u2022\u2022 * » 11 am.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Schwartz.Mr.and Mrs.Verner Schwartz of Schwartz, Mr.and Mrs.Wilbert Schwartz and Mr.Lione.Richard.Otter Lake spent the weekend visiting friends and relatives in Massey, Ontario.UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA SHAWVILLE Rev.H.G.Lester, B A., B D, Minister and Mrs.CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN CANADA z< STARK\u2019S CORNERS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH V- Tweritieth Sunday After Trinity PARISH OF CLARENDON Rev.R.G.Elliott.Rector St.Paul\u2019s Shawvllle \u2022 9.45 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Family Service 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer St.Luke\u2019s, Caldwell 1.30\tp.m.\u2014Holy Communion Holy Trinity, Radford 2.00\tp.m.\u2014Sunday School 3.00\tp.m.\u2014Evening Prayer 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship A Powerful and Mrs.Dawson Weapon to be handled with care.4th in a series of Christ\u2019s \u201cSermon On The Mount\u201d 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Evening Worship Stressing the work of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society.Zion 1.30\tp.m.\u2014Sunday School 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Public Worship COME AND LET US WORSHIP Miss Gwennyth Armstrong who s teaching at Maniwaki, spent \u2018.he weekend at the home of her Sermon Subject parents.Mr.Armstrong.eg L.E.Morrison 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Service 7.45 p.mv\u2014Evening Service Portage du Fort 2.00\tp.m.\u2014Sunday School 3.00\tp.m.mÊm I Harold Kirkham of the Sea-I forth Infantry, Seaforth Island, I visited with his parents, Mr.and I Mrs.Bert Kirkham, Charteris, en ! route to Japan.I ' Mr.and Mrs.Hubert Cluff, Beverley, Gilbert, Shirley and Dslbourn, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs.T.E.Black in Ottawa.Mr.Kennc.h Hodgins of Noranda is visiting his sister.Mrs.W.J.McKinley and family for a few days.SS Evening Service «RM x: BRISTOL RIDGE PENTECOSTAL MISSION 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Wednesday \u2014Prayer and Bible Study Pastor H.A.Beaudry.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Services 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Evangelistic Service Tuesday Evening 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Friday Evening 8.00 p.m.\u2014W.Y.P.S.$ 7.30 p.m STARK\u2019S CORNERS Rev.A F Pokes, D D, Pastor 10.00 a.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m.\u2014Worship Service Sermon Subject:\tThe use of our talents\u201d L.Are you up-to-date on the Hog feeds picture?» SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster was originally de- *\txi signed for runty pigs to give them the extra boost * vi ^\tMr ï!îys« they needed.\t* C ant, Quycn, this past summer -1-1\t?a\":'- a!s0 her great grandfather, SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster did this special job - M .Tames Git/iorr- of 264 Lbgar ! Rev.G.K.Stewart.M.A so well that some feeders started to feed their en- * street, Ottawa.\tSarfnon Subject: tire litters on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster from 10 *\t:>Ir- and Ra>\u2019 Ouiment of The Kingdom of God\u2014within Hnvc nf acre*\t~\tMon,rcal Vsre weekend and uays ui cigt.\t# holiday guests at the home of The results were most successful and amazing! M:3- L- A Smarf-\u2014 40 POUND WEANERS NORTH CLARENDON Rev.C.C Watson, Rector St.George\u2019s, Thorne Centre Morning Prayer 11.00 a.m.BRISTOL PASTORAL CHARGE 1 B.D # t St.Matthew\u2019s, Charteris 8.00 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer You\u201d St.Andrew's HOLINESS MOVEMENT CHURCH North Onslow Pastor: Rev.Marion Gilmer 10.15 a.m.\u2014Sabbath School 11.00 a.m.10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00\ta.m.St.James, Otter Lake 9.30 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer Worship Service Knox 2 30 p.m.\u2014Worship Service Austin Mrs.Frank Finnigan and Miss a Norma Finnigan spent Thanks-\u201eyi .\t., .\t«\t% givirg with Dr.and Mrs.Grant What do heavy weaning weights mean /\t* MacKenzie in Whitby.Pigs that arc well along atweaning-weigh % TorontZ iZ *\t40 pounds or more\u2014Will go right ahead, get to\t*\tville on the\tThanksgiving week- % market sooner and on less feed.\t?\tand\tv\ti b\tman at his z brother\u2019s wedding in O va.So start your next litter of SHUR-GAIN Pig\tJ\tSaturday.*\tBooster at 10 days and continue through the wean-\t» Hanna\tFamily\tReunion *\ting stage to 10 weeks of age.You will be amazed\tMS\u201eHa V wuiud *\tat the health, vigour and size of your Pigs when « v ntrcai, and Neil Hanna from you switch them to SHUR-GAIN Hog Grower.I : St.Stephen\u2019s, Greerniount 2.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer 10.30\ta.m 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Worship Service Morning Worship Tuesday 8.00\tp.m.\u2014Young Peoples Shawville 7.00\tp.m.\u2014Sabbath School 7.45 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Service Wednesday 8 00 p m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Quyon Thursday 800 p.m.\u2014Prayer Meeting Sunday School St.Alban\u2019s, Park man Rev.S.T.Irving 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer CLARENDON CIRCUIT OF THE UNITED CHURCH Rev.Geo.C.He si op.pastor RADFORD 11.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 7.30 p.m.\u2014Evening Service Y A RM 10.00\ta.m.\u2014Sunday School 11.00 a.m\u2014Worship Service WESLEY 3 30 p.m.\u2014Evening Worship BRISTOL 1st and 3rd Sundays at 2.00 p.m.* % PARISH OF QUYON Rev.F.R.Lawler.B A., LTh.St.John the Evangelist, Quyon 11.00 a.m.- Holy Communion St.Luke\u2019s.Fard ley 9.30\ta.m.\u2014Hot/ Communion St.Thomas\u2019, Bristol 7.30\tp.m.\u2014Holy Communion St.Barnabas.Bristol Mines 2.30\tp.m.\u2014Holy Communion : % Macdonald College and Bob * Montreal, Hugh Hanna from Hanna, Kazabazua High School principal and Andrew Hanna with fe and children from Ot-*3wa, Loren Hanna and wife f'C n Yarm, Ann and Susan Thettford Mines, at a Thanksgiving Dinner Sunday.CnmpbellV Bay V.A Plagcr.BA.Minister 11.00 a.m.- -Morning Worship 3.30 p.m.\u2014Evangelistic Service Tuesday, 8.00 p.m.Evening Prayer Service Friday.8 GO p.m.Young People\u2019s Service ! H.l.Hobbs &Sons! : 1 He;* m * * October 15, 1953 The Equity Paye Four that the Secretary notify the the roads Department of a complaint re a culvert on Town Line opposite 21.Frank Roy appeared requesting a grant to cut brush on road.Motion Cr.Draper and Hark-nees that a grant of $18 be given fo this road.Motion Crs.Moyle and Marks Quyon, where Rev.Monseigneur McDonald chanted the requiem mass.BRISTOL COUNCIL The regular meeting of Bristol Council was held October 5, with Mayor Beattie and a full board of Councillors present.The minutes of the last meot- I mother, Mrs.Lillian Lawler.Weekend guests at the home were QU YON NEWS of Mrs.J.A.Kluke, Jr Mrs.Rita Mr Bane who has Mrs.J.Kluke Sr., and Mr.Joe it at home recupt rating from , Kluke, Buffalo, Mr.and Mrs.] an attack of appendicitis is re- Tony Kluke, Montreal.! turning to Chapeau this weekend , \u2022I Players at the graveside said by two nephews.Sur- Carried.x t re living besides her another are ihree sons, Walter Joseph, Quyon, Civtus, Kalemago, Mich.Edmond of Ottawa ; three daughters, Mrs.Harry Kilroy (Muriel) Ottawa, Mrs.W.Blackwell (Erma) Toronto and Monica, who has been at home since her mother\u2019s illness; also 12 grandchildren.Two sisters, Mrs.Ross (Agnes) Buckingham and Mrs.Dougherty (Della) Ottawa and two brothers, Anthony Burke and Henry who reside at Mayo, Quebec.At the International Compel- 1 where she is taking a Teacher | Miss Rita Kluke returned home ition for Plowing held Friday at training in Chapeau Normal , after a month\u2019s holiday in Mont- School.\treal.ing were read and approved on motion of Crs.Murray and Drap- Ernest Murrell met the board re line fence.Motion Cr._\t, Smiley and Harkness that the ^t the Secretary write Edgar Alexander for his road list.Carried.Cobourg, for visitors from outside Ontario.Mr.S.J.Slot hers cr.Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Murd-oek en* tentained recently, at a wedding reception in honor of their niece, Mrs.Lana no.An enjoyable evening of dancing was closed with refreshments.The bride received many bautlful gifts.Mr.Robert Bronson.Misses Patricia and Barbara Bronson nd Mrs.Bert Hodgson were Thnksgiving visitors at the home of Mrs.Muriel Bronson.Mrs.Ruth Stanton of Beechgrove won second place.1 XVhat a surprise! Mr.Slothers was one of the two Qur local merchant J.B.Mur-Quebee representatives in the deck, when he got a phone call Canadian Championship Wednes- ; to supply the C P R.Signal Gang day.Mr.Hilton Cochrane of with groceries, meat, etc.Beechgrove won seventh place.accotary notify James Twolan to have the line fence between 19A and 19B, range 2, built before the seventeenth day of October.Carried.Wallace Craig met the board re the condition of the road in front of his property.W.A.appeared requesting the grader be sent down the streets in Norway Bay.Motion Cr.Hakness and Draper that, this Council authorize the Gatineau poles across the lot part 10 and 11, range 1 in Norway Bay, leaving a road of thirty feet and to do any cutting of trees that is necessary.Motion Cr.Smiley that the following bills be paid: Lornie Rooney, 10 hrs bulldozing.$75.00; Lionel Grimes, gas and oil, 11.75; James Tracy, hauling gravel, 27.00; Paul Martineau, legal services, 31.00; Bm-merson Rooney, labor, 3.15; Gatineau Power, 116.46; George Henderson, 21.00; Lester Beattie, 3.60; Lewis Harkness, 3.25; Victor Krutz, 38.15.Motion Cr.Draper and Smiley that part 21A be transferred in our records from the Est.John Roy to Leo Roy.Motion Cr.Marks that the meeting be adjourned to meet at a special meeting on Wednesday at 10.00 am.to finish general business.Carried.Mr.Murdock handled all the gang at C P R station.Quyon.It R.A.Grant appear d re gravel for Street in Bristol Village.Motion Draper and Harkness that the Mayor attend to this Carried.E.W Haughton met the board with a complaint re Bristol garbage dump.Motion Crs.Harkness and Marks that this dump be cleaned up.J H.Henderson, Ivan Finlan and Kennie Manary mot the board requesting the Council to have the C.P.R.clean out ditch along right of way.Motion Cr.Draper that the secretary write Carried.Motion Cr.Smiley aod Harkness that J.H.Henderson receive a culvert for his division.Miss Mary Young of Montreal, spent the Thanksgiving holiday, happened 10 he a Signal Gang to the guest of Mrs.Muriel Bronson.\"huh he had given much service as a cook for over fifteen years Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Devlin of before he went into business.Mr.E.S.Beckstead, Montreal, Pallbearers were Basil Stanton, Gervase O\u2019Reilly, Garrett O\u2019Donnell, Thomas Stanton, Austin Clarke and Walter Clarke.request.Power to move the Merriokvtllle, and Miss Marie Devlin.Ottawa, were weekend and Signal Foreman Mr.W.guests of Mrs.He Ten® Moore.While I was visiting my aunt, who prides herself on her tact in dealing with young people, my date and I lingered on the front doorstep longer than she considered pro r.slipped from her warm bed and called gently to us: \u201cIf you two knew how pleasant it is in bed, you wouldn't be standing out the C.P.R.there in the cold.11 O'Connor, Montreal and nine men were installing a crossing bell and flasher at Taber's cross-\tof her son.XV.J.Stanton of the ing on Highway fJo.8 to Ottawa,\tlate Mrs.Ruth Stanton on Sun- This isignal service \\n:is in effect\tday.October 11 in her 61st year.Mrs.\tLottie\tDolan.Ottawa,\tvis- /on Monday, October 12.This will\tShe was the former Ruth Burke ited\tMr.\tand\tMrs.\tC\tR\tTaber\tbe a Sreat service for protection\tof Mayo.Quebec, daughter of the for motorists.The Signal Gang\tlate John S.Burke and his wife, will be installing more protection (Bridget Eascy.Mr snd Mrs.James Lawler of , service at Fort Coulonge and at Montreal, visited the former's Campbell\u2019s Bay.The death occured at the home Mr.and Mrs.Fulford of Nor-anda.were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Golden Kearns.Carried.Carried.Finally she recently.The funeral was held Tuesday morning to St.Mary\u2019s Church, \u2019\"'1 % \u2022 t f 1892 Our Sixty-First 1953 ) Carried.Motion Cr.Draper and Murray / / t i t / / HIIIIIIHHII\u2019 / « PONTIAC LIONS CLUB } t < / BINGO / Carried./ t z ( / 1 / t à / t | Campbell\u2019s Bay Town Hall | Friday October 16 at 8.p.m./ z / i t / / t t t H.S.Ballantyne, Secretary-Treasurer./ / Pontiac Rural Telephone / rv> / t ; / ber were read and on motions of Lennis Barr and Gordon McMillan were approved for payment.T.Cecil Elliott entered.On motions of William Armstrong and T.Cecil Elliott the following stock transfers were approved, 6 shares from Lloyd Horner to Mrs.Archie Storey, 6 shares from Mrs.Maude Manly to Robert W.Juddr / t t IT t The regular monthly meeting t of the Pontiac Rural Telephone t Company, was held in the secretary\u2019s office, October 6, at 8.00 p.m.Present were president, Charles ( Russell, directors, Gordon McMillan, William Armstrong.Ira Hanna, Hurst Hodgins, Lennis \\\t! Barr and assistant manager, He*\t' man Elliott.Minutes of the last regular ) I meeting were read and on mo-/ lions of Hursty Hodgins and Ira \\ I Hanna were adopted as read.Bills of the month of Septem- t j / » \u2022 t Here's A BIRTHDAY SPECIAL j You Can\u2019t Afford To Miss Men's Dress Shirts * / Dozens of New Fall Suits t t ) t / ( t i Heman Elliott entered and gave his monthly report on repairs and changing lines.Hursty Hodgins moved we adjourn.> / » High quality finely woven broadcloths\u2014 well tailored to assure a perfect fit, solid shades of blue, grey, cream and white.BIRTHDAY SALE Take advantage of these Birthday Sale Specials and Save Yourself $ $ $ $ Your choice of fine English Worsteds, fancy weaves, gabardines and serges, etc., in single and double breasted styles and all body types.Sizes 36 to 48 BIRTHDAY SALE PRICES t / l H.M.Cuthbertson, Secretary./ 4 / / / / / 6^i > / Sfarrij QYood / / VA / / CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT t / Û t V / TELEPHONE 2-2240 / n QUEEN STREET .n h fir $1.98 t OTTAWA 4.CANADA ¦ i / I! // / / t / I / / / # t PONTIAC FARM FORUM RALLY / \\ t h t t y/A / * I Reg $4.50 values £ / % / < fltfM / t t To Be Held At PINE LODGE, BRISTOL THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 8.00 p.m.sharp Special Feature Film Shown \u201cTHE SON\u201d Followed By SPEAKER & RECREATION PERIOD / / t t I (fjgt / t t Dress Socks Reg to $1.95 / / / i t t / / f / / / $34.50 / t / * .98 / / / Reg.to $59.50 !.# an / / $44.50 / / i?Men\u2019s Fall Combinations * Reg.to $65.00 * / * * » % $54.50 ! Stock up on these money savers\u2014Ideal for fall and winter\u2014Flat knit, merino and comb cotton rib BIRTHDAY SALE PRICE / \u2022\t/ Pot Luck Lunch i /\t\u2022X'X'X»X\u2018X*X*X»X«X»X'X\u2018X'X ! Everyone Welcome / i Reg.to $69.50 f / Prepare For Winter And Save ?t $288 G FREE KAYSER WINTER WARDROBE CONTEST * Men\u2019s Parkas t f / \\ x A high quality at a low price\u2014 \u2022 Defy the cold with one of these \\ winter weight Parkas\u2014Brown gabardine top, quilted lining, fur trimmed hood and storm cuffs.BIRTHDAY SALE PRICE j Reg.to $4.95 k \\ j i Just Complete This Limerick: i ! X if A U \u201cWhen you buy lingerie, gloves or hose, /\t\\ There\u2019s a brand name that everyone knows \\\t; When a girl\u2019s wearing KAYSER, \\\t\\ The whistles surprise her i' Work Pants Stock up for fall\u2014medium weight cot-tonades in a good variety of shades, bib overalls and jeans.Reg.to $4.95 BIRTHDAY SALE PRICE / t / f / e / t $12.95 / i / t / 1 I f ; I / Get your entry blank at Hayes\u2019 Beauty Shop Shawville and win one of these prizes: Complete $500 Winter Wardrobe Smart $250 Wardrobe Lovely $100 Accessory Outfit 100 Other Prizes / X in t t A t t t / # $3.44 ( Horsehide Pullover Mitts $1.69 Reg.$2.25 : Heavy Rib Work Socks .79 '\tReg.$1.00 / t t / f m t / / t \\ , / * t / t / / f / ?And Hurry \u2014 Contest Closes November 1st / # / t \\i Birthday Specials In Boys' Wear LINED LEATHER MITTS Reg.$1.00 / u.t x «¦ON xXXXX < xs o < o ( > < < ; Well styled with heavy quilted lining / / Mouton fur collar \u2014 Zipper \u2014 Elastic band ' *1 1 ) Warm and very durable Green, ) I A : l 9 A > : / 9 SPECIAL / 9 9 m 9 i* 9 Brown Camel / ; j ) 9 : : 9 9 # cemetery.t 9 m $8.50 / i Annual Fall Clearing t 9 » / : 9 9 ¦à .V.9 * * % : / Please Report Trouble If your power fails, \\ check and make sure the \\ cause does not lie with / your own wiring before \\ calling the power comp- \\ any.It may be a blown \\ fuse, a grayed or parted wire or a small circuit ' overloaded by the use of too many appliances at one , time.It costs time and money to send out crews to look for the source of troubles.If the trouble lies in the \\ ^ -\t\u2022\tjf house it will cost the eus- i tomer money because the > cost will be charged to him./ Naturally, as soon as you are sure the trouble lies < outside your own wiring, < the power company would t appreciate your trouble call, because it allows the trouble shooters to get moving on the remedy as quickly as possible.It is much more effective to call the power company directly about troubles, as # they may be of a local | nature and unknown to the I company.: » < of ' ' Bqys\u2019 Mackinaw Plaid Coats Nicely trimmed \u2014 Good warm coats $12.50 \u2014 $16.95 \\ t t \\ : * i : FLOOR COVERING REMNANTS > ( 9 I And / i / Boys\u2019 Heavy Frieze Windbreakers > < DISCONTINUED PATTERNS t - * Blue \u2014 Wifie / { 9 >.Savings up to 20 percent on many lines of Congoleum, Rexoleum De Luxe I d Standard White cord trim 9 f > t < Just the thing for Fall wear / t all sizes / mm 0 t 4 $5.95 t m u X t ¦ I i 1 t 0 an I 9 9 9 9 this Visit our Furniture Department Boys\u2019 Winter Pants \u2014 longs Heavy Cord \u2014 Wear like iron Brown only \u2014 sizes 24 - 32 , 9 t t 9 9 9 9 : > 9 ; week and choose your pattern 9 : 9 0 9 $5.95 9 0 9 : / i 9 9 W.A.HODGINS t ( ( 9 DEAN & MERRITT\u2019S / I / / / m / : / i Gatdîfmt RïWHE Gomhuot / t Phone 29 General Store ) Free Delivery ; / * Page Six The Equity October 15, 1953 Annual Conference Of School Nurses Campbell\u2019s Bay News 1 Ontario, spent the weekend visiting Mrs.David Lunam.Sr.Shawville Y P U The President read an invitation fro-m Rose Peever to the weekend at Camp Laurentian.A >\u2022 U-ach;vs wcic hav-\t'\"Itcrlal' tW \"Theytost\u2018track '\tPhone 36-4\tiss Joyce Hynes.Mr.Robert the'y.\t^''openld' with\twill be going to Camp on mvotings in Montreal.\t0f time and were surprised that\tRt.Rev.John Dixon.Bishop,\tIHynt*\tf ui Mi.and Mrs.John\tRev.Lest* r leading in prayer.^\t* we\tthe nurses xven assigned a\ttjie meeting had gone over time,\tvisited St.George's Anglican\tNoble,\tall of Toronto.Ontario.\tHymn 577 was sung.Eleanor room\tin thesame school for our\tFriday morning was spent at\tChurch.Monday night, the Con-\tvisited\tfriends in this district\tCampbell, who was in charge of the\"*Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hos-\tj flrmation Class consisted of Joan\tover the weekend and attended\tthe worship service, read a very pita!.Montreal/ Subject: Men- Wilson, Gail Lett, Sand a Lough.Thanksgiving service Sunday [interesting article tal Hygiene-Speaker Dr.T.E.\tand Ronnie Sparling, also new\tni6ht\tin St.Andrew\u2019s United 1.- wv is Dai\ttttached to the attic curtains were dedicated Church.¦Mental Hygiene Department of By F.1.Ri iiool Health Nurse ing Orders for Y.P.U.crests were taken and membership cards were sold at the home of Rev.Lester Monday, October 19 lowe\u2019cn Party is being planned for October 2G.Clare Strutt adjourned the meeting.Taps were sung.Tho executive will meet tw y annual conference.At e are ten of the prese us working for County Central Boards on on Consecration.The Prayer of Thanks- said in unison.Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Foster Smith of Lester closed the worship with a praj President Irwin Hayes was in charge of the business.The secretary.Rosemary Lunam read the minutes which were approved on motion of Betty McGregor and Madelon Hayes.A Hal- Sel free to these school boards unless they feel some way 1 understand, of th< nurses are covered by grants from Federal and Quebec Provincial depart- mei Mr.Ai.Andrew Cuthil pmg in the above hô pital.Two special 0f Noranda.visited Mr.and Mrs.Ottawa, spent the weekend visit-(lne expenses, Patients were interviewed at this Ernest Stevenson during the in£ Mrs.Lawrence Smith.} weekend.l g a d wei to ar.wor questions asked by the nurse kn Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Black, Mr.and Mrs.John McLean and | Mr.and Mrs.William Black and family r o.\u2022 .nt th weekend visiting John\u2019s parents, j Rovvat-Black wedding in Ottawa Mr.and Mrs.George McLean Both these men trao d Mrs.George B'ack.attended the f Heal! id from Queb< c thei Or.Wallace J.W.Hodgins Graduate McGill University SURGEON DENTIST Shawville adult problems to child-dt p;u tmer.t of Protestant Edu- hood and felt that school troubles The school nurses were, like » c Saturday had cut very deep.Friday afternoon at the Uni- j Miss Mary and Cora Lawn .v .o lvo impressd with the versity of Montreal with Dr.spent Saturday in Cornwall, vt lv' New West Hill High Frappier, Head of the Department \\ School, N.D G.Montreal and we cf Micrc Mr.Jimmie Lokon of Ottawa spent the wet k end in town.some 70 guests at the home of _\tthe brides grandparents, Mr.and HUI\tat the home of Mr.and Mr.and Mrs.Orvai Carty of {Mrs.Emmanuel Beauchamp.J°ct> 1 ia lt X had worked with in we red quest ons.A colour .\t, __\t.\t.\tWalsh-Staflford\tMiss Eila Elliott, a bride of this over a period of time or on sub- j hlm en B C G was shewn, this \u201e\tBowie and A ve prettv wedding xvas week.a.ch they had had film was made by the University *\t.fri -mT h re ^ ^ \u201c solemnized in St.Elizabeth's | A corsage of white mums was ripecia.cotfKes of study at some of Montreal and is very good.% k nds.h c'\tChurch.Vinton, Tuesday morning presented to the bride-to-be by\t________ hospital or clinic.Mrs.G.Par-\tAfter this we were taken to\t^l! ar i Mrs- Lloncl Martin\tat\t9 3l)\to'clock,\twhen\tVeronica\ther\tcousin,\tMrs.\tE.\tMurphy\tand | ham from St.Lambert was not\tMontreal East to the small hos-\tancl Mr.Herbie Martin spent the\te]dest\tdaughter\tof\tMr\tand\tMrs\ta\tbasket\tdecorated\tfor\tthe\toccas- able to attend the conference be-\tpita! under the direction of Mrs.\tweekend visiting Mr.and Mrs HjUJjjjJJjjta\tAt present\tJ('hn Martin in Coppercliflf, Ont.they have about one hundred will have to be given at our next jntw born babies'that have had meeting.Miss C.Miller, from\tB.C.G.vaccination directly after Knowlton did not get time to\tbirth, these babies are kept there\tfamily.speak îo us on her subject \u201cArti-\tfor 3 or 4 months till the vaccine\tMr.Eldon Brown returned home dilation Defects or Delayed\thas time to give immunity, so\tSaturday, after spending the past , Spt cch Problems \u2019.Wc hope that\tthese babies will not contract\ttwo months at Kippawa.e will be able to have this talk\ttuberculosis when they go home at a later date siz Phone 250 G.R.BROMLEY OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined \u2014 A miscellaneous shower was \u2014 Optical Repairs MEDICAL BUILDING Pembroke \u2014 Phone 792 I etrt f Valley Drilling Co.\tjj Well Drilling\tj 2\u20148\u201d Wells Licensed Drillers\t| 393 CAMBRIDGE ST.\t| Ottawa\t| Phone 8-4434\t* V\tv XNXKXXXXXXXXXVXXVXXXVXk?James Stafford was united in S10n of gifts was presented by marriage to Jimmie Walsh, son Mrs.Bert Smith and Miss Edith of Mr.Walsh of Phillip\u2019s Lake, Taylor.Que.and the late Mrs.Walsh.Eila received many beautiful Rev.Father S.S.Hogan.PP.Sifts for which she expressed her performed the ceremony.Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked charm- Mrs.Hillls and Mrs.Bert Smith, | $ ing in a floor length gown of Miss Eliza Crawford The many friends of little Miss white lace over taffeta, lace and are placed in direct contact Linds Brown and Kav Anderson bodice, long sleeves, princess I Thursday morning.October 8.with the disease.This is one of wish them a speedy recovery af- neckline, nylon tulle veil held in j was all business and open dis- the cleanest and one of the best ter tonsil operations la\tnT 1 c, m\u2019 18.00; The Equity for held as to what group secretary .\t* ober meeting.The presidnt, Mrs.sss ms MBÜffigmm 1S1 ¦ chairman of the Supervisory Palmer and Mr- Elic Draper of Committee presided.Present Cracefield, Que.v ere: Dr.S.E.McDowell, Gordon The sympathy of the commun-MacMillan members of the Sup- ity is extended to the family of erviaory Committee; Gladys Sly.Mr.J.E.Hodgins, who is serious-Charles Russe U, William Hoogins ly ill at his home here.Minutes of April 5, 1953 Supervisory meeting were read and adopted on motion of Dr.S.E.McDowell, seconded by Gordon MacMillan and carried.The secretary report showed tiia; the finances were in a satisfactory condition, and that in compliance with the deductible The Kev* Cyril Watson and clause $822.50 was deducted off Mrs' Watson\u2019 spent Thanksgiving hospital claims.Most of this aC Leonard, Ontario with Mr.i on same The secretary present'd a re- a Secretary?On October 1st, the Board of special Co-op meeting to be held Directors held the last meeting in Montreal, of the 1952-53 year at J.M.Ar- ! Correspondence for the gue\u2019s office, with the president, I was read and dealt with from: Charles Russell, presiding.Di- 'Mrs.Ostrom, re members policy^ rectors present were William Mrs.Stewart re organizing a Ho d g i ns, Mrs.Gladys Sly, Rcu- hospitalization group: Mr.Wills, ben Smith and.Mrs.Norma Tel- expressing his appreciation to the Board month ford.for for payment with the exception ;\t___ ,.tl one $50.00 claim which did secretary of group which mem I à ¦Sl / Me.John Mackay, Valcartier, Quebec, is spending embarkation leave af thv home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Mackay.Miss Erma Murphy, * Ottawa, spent the weekend with hèr parents, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas E.Murphy.Z # # # \\ 1 For just $2^ down \\ you (un buy a \u2022 \u2022 e bur nm i A t.M i v sum was paid back to the members by $1.00 allowance per day , the Co-op daily rote.! After discussion points re membership in the Co-operative Gordon MacMillan was appointed to present this Hcrt> MacDonald of Brock ville, report for consideration to Farm were quests of their mother.Mrs.Forum Council.Farm Forum Si Towell, for a few days last Hally and the Co-op annual meet- uC£K* DOWN PAYMENT OF 5%,\t^ 'VJ FOR A >50 BOIS, >5 FOR A MOO BOND, etc.- BALANCE IN EASY INSTALMENTS OVER A YEAR P A and Mrs.Gifford, parents of Mrs.Watson.V at i \u2022 t more on to * mu/oh e*mm * rV Mrs.S.D.Roth well, of Ottawa, was a weekend guest of Mr.and Mrs.Henry McCord.Miss Rose Towell and Mrs.of several ?¥ You can buy your bond for cash t or by instalment at your ^ neighbourhood B of M branch i #9?> Bank of Montreal^ &1«\u2022 St A» '\u2018'\u2022\u2022VA wweWVlZ.Big truck users, small truck ysers, dl truck users buy more Chevrolet trucks than any other make.It stands to reason Chevrolet trucks must offer more of what you want.Only Chevrolet Advance-Design Trucks offer all these features .! FOUR GREAT VALVE IN HEAD ENGINES - give you greater power per gallon, lower cost per load.HIGH-EFFK IENCY COMBUSTION\u2014squeezes all available power from fuel.DIAPHRAGM SPRING CLUTCH-for easy-action engagement.SYNCHRO MESH TRANSMISSION -for fast, smooth shifting.HYPOID REAR AXLE-for dependability and long life.TORQUE-ACTION BRAKES -on light-duty and medium-duty models.TWIN-ACTION REAR BRAKES \u2014 on heavy-duty models.DUAL-SHOE PARKING BRAKE \u2014 for greater holding ability on heavy-duty models.CAB SEAT WITH DOUBLE DECK SPRINGS for complete riding comfort.VENTI PANES - for improved cab ventilation.WIDE-BASE RIMS - for increased tire mileage.RECIRCULATING BALL STEERING-for easier handling.BATTLESHIP CAB CONSTRUCTION -double-walled, all-steel unit of great strength and durability.ADVANCE-DESIGN STYLING - for increased comfort and modern appearance.i When you stop to think about it, the best proof of outstanding value in any product is continued public preference.For when folks discover a \u201cgood thing\u20191 the word travels fast, and sales go up and stay up.That\u2019s the way it is with Chevrolet trucks.Year after year Chevrolet trucks outsell all other makes.And they\u2019re the top selling trucks in Canada today.1 his is a mighty important fact to consider before you buy your next truck.You\u2019ll also want to consider that, while Chevrolet trucks give you more features you want, their price is unmatched for value.Whatever your hauling or delivery need, think it over, when you\u2019re thinking of a new truck.Then come in and talk it over with us.MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLET TRUCKS THAN ANY OTHER MAKE # A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ALE IS.firsF man Taste O\u2019Keefe\u2019s and you\u2019ll enjoy a mild Canadian Ale.Mild because O\u2019Keefe\u2019s Ale is brewed with seedless hops \u2014 no seeds, no unpleasant bitterness.a m sales UNION MADS CT-II53B J.L HODGINS - Shawville c \\ 13968615 October 15, 1953 The Equity Page Eight Want ad in the Winnipeg Free , On tthe marquee of a Los Press:\t\u201cGirl wants board and Angeles burlesque house: \u2018Third room in private home.Non Dimensional Girl's\u2014No Glasses smoker, noon drinker/'\tNecessary/' To Let For Sale For Sale For Sale Three bull calves.Aaron Hahn, 8 He lutein heifers, 1 *2 years Furnished home in the village xlS old, well marked; litter pigs; of Bristol with electricity, bath -! 1 hampshire ram lamb.Llowl- land garage for the winter months.Mr (\u2019-vil Gordon, 117 McKay Street, Ottawa, phone 4-4515.Coal or wood heater, practically tew, used only three months.Otter Lake, phone 28-23 Phone 39, Shawville > o > o o o o o o EYE EXAMINATIONS SHAWVILLE EYE CLINIC PONTIAC HOUSE 0 potatoes $1.25 a bag; carrots, lyn Hudgins, phone 6-21 $i.oo a bushel; bests $1.00 a bushel; Turnips .75c a bushel* cabbage 5c a head.Iverson Har-8, phon< 18-2 A number of used stove pipes m good condition, also some Jiardwood.All reasonably priced.Apply to Mrs.Henry Dale, Shawville, phone 25 20 cords-2' hardwood\u2014maple, and beech; 80 cords- 18 toard- Lost wood\u2014n tap le and beech Fierobin, Ladysmith.oo22 Linoleum roller, property of Dean & Merritt, Shawvllte.Any-knowing the whereabouts of 6.boy\u2019s skates, size 13, like new.this roller, please contact the girl's winter coat (wins) size 12 store years, boy's beige cap and coat set, size 4 years, girl's down hill winter slacks (navy) size 12 years, lady\u2019s green coat size 16.new, full back.All in good con- ool5 o29 xol5 GLASSES SUPPLIED WHEN REQUIRED Saturday, Oct.17 AND EVERY SECOND SATURDAY Make appointments with Dr.E.B.Horner, Telephone 190 or at The Pontiac House, Telephone 35.i Pullet s\u2014Barred Rocks and some reds.Phone 58-14 or contact Mr.Dowd Abbott, Bristol.Girl\u2019s white figure skates size 1 Connor-Thermo electric washing machine in good condition.Reason for selling\u2014don't « cod it.Apply Mr.John Megrath Stark's Corners, phone 44-24.one ool5 oo22 2 red short horned heifers, 1 *2 years old.tagged \u2018\"Stanley Dash\" Reward.Mrs.David Russell, phone 16-14.\too22 Hardwood\u201417\" stove wood $6 per cord, 2* furnace wood $9 per coixl, 3\u2019 furnace wood $11 per cord.Delivered.Terms 30 days.Potatoes $1.25 per bag.Delmer Barber, phone 60-21 oo22 Girl\u2019s wine winter coat, size 3, in good condition.Phone I72w.xo22 Slabwood.$2.00 a truckload.Mill lengths.Edgar Connelly, Shawville, R.2, phone 6-11 xoi5 1 small Evans oil burner, phone xol5 dition.Phone 262 W.T.& W.H.PRIDHAM \\ Photo xo22 For Sale or Rent 300 acre farm, 90 acres tillable, balance in bush and pasture.For further particulars apply to Herb Brown, Shawville, R.R.2, phone 18-31 or Pearl Brown, 76 Grosvenor Avenue, Ottawa Vision Specialists ZENITH HEARING AIDS FITTED Brides:\tFor a picture story of your Wedding mounted in a Gold lettered White Album or distinctive Studio Portraits, make an early appointment at Renfrew Photo Centre, Phone 1066 Singer Sewing Machine For information about new machines or service to your old machine call Renfrew 931 or leave message at The Equity Office.phone 75J.4 acres of land in Shawville village, also good bush lot close to Shawville, reasonable.Arm it age, box 171, Shawville Amos > > o xol5 125 otc x29 OPENING VALUES! SATURDAY October 17th Rayon (elasuede Slips Flattering Styles Sizes 32 - 42 Notice The office of Dr.Wallace Hod-gins will be closed Wednesday, October 21 and Thursday, October 22 i i -s *¦* > ool5 Wanted To Let Chickens\u2014Orval Smart, Shawville.House\u20144 rooms and bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, shed and garage.Emerson Horner, phone 10-12.otc Best cash prices paid for live W.S.Woods.Cobden, phone llOw or 170j.,2 5 ooultry.Ontario.Long distance calls reverse the charges 1947 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan 1947 Dodge Special Deluxe Sedan, black 1941 Plymouth Sedan, 4 door 1951 Ford Ton Express NEW DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS $1.99 House on R.R 2, school bus xo29 passes door, 3 miles from Shawville.Apply John G.Sly, phone Shawville 22-32 No Trespassing Lot 11a, range 6.part 10, range 7.lot 8.range 7, part 8B.range 7, Township of Onslow Walsh.1015 Sheer 51-Gauge 15 Denier Nylons Full Fashioned First Quality 9 to 10 1-2 Auction Sale G.S On the farm of Dawson Armstrong on Tuesday, October 20th at 1 p.m.All farm implements and other articles too numerous to mention.Dawson Armstrong.xol5 oo29 i No hunting or trespassing on lot 14B.Clarence Hayes.xo22 William Clarke.Lot 26B, Range 9 and 10; John Clarke, Lot 26A.Range 9 and 10; George Clarke Lot 25.Range 9; George Tubman, Anderson & Taylor Shawville $1.29 \u2022 * A farmer who had \u201claid by\" Lots 23.24, 25, Range 10; Jason I his crop still persisted in getting Howard.Lot 27, 9th Range; Lloyd Elliott, Lot 28.9th Range.All in the Township of Clarendon.up before daylight each morning, though he didn\u2019t seem to do much Hand Rolled, Pure Silk Kerchiefs Beautiful Colors - Smart Patterns but sit aruond the house all day.A neighbor who noticed his early rising finally asked the reason.Well, a while back when I was so busy in the fields I got behind my set tin' around,\u201d explained the farmer.\u201cI\u2019m gettin' Adults $1.00.children 50c.I up early now to catch up on it.\u201d Lot 2B, range 3B In Bristol Township.Marion Tubman.MILNE, HONEYWELL & BURPEE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Phone 2-1114 Coming Events Stark\u2019s United Church Women\u2019s Association will hold a chicken supper in the Hall at m 6 p.m 98c 56 Sparks St.,Ottawa.Lawn Block, Campbell's Bay, Phone 33 192 Raglan St., Renfrew, Phone 1464.% * % : i.Something Smart for the Teen ager \u2022 Briefs! I Nicely Tailored, Rayon - White Only ; ' S-M-L 49c $ Card of Thanks EQUITY WANT ADS ARE READ BY 6,000 INDIVIUALS > Thanks to our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and messages of sympathy in the loss of our mother.Mrs.Archie Emmerson.Special thanks to Dr.Hudson, Rev.Mr.Long.Dr.Fokes and Rev.Mr.Heslop.\u2014Mrs.and Mrs.Ernest Emmerson and family.1 * Oct.4\u201418 ANNOUNCING Oct.4\u201418 > » / ANNUAL DEEPER LIFE CAMPAIGN SPECIAL LOW RAIL FARES / : t Sponsored By HOLINESS MOVEMENT CHURCH Campbell's Bay, Quebec with EVANGELIST REV.N.E.COOKE, B A .B.D.Outgoing Missionary To Egypt and JAMES POYNTER Accordionist & Song Leader SERVICES EVERY EVENING (Except Saturday) at 8.00 p.m.SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.\u2014 7.30 p.m.\u2014 ALL WELCOME \u2014 m TO t * * > OTTAWA WINTER FAIR * t .8 « - / / % » Public Notice DOOR PRIZE / * / Tenders will be accepted by the undersigned secretary-treasurer for the moving of the woodshed at No.6 School Bristol to No.7 School Bristol.Tenders to be for the entire cost of moving and placing same on cement foundation at said No.7 School together with the wood now in the woodshed.Tenders will be accepted up to October 26.Any further information may be had by applying to the undersigned secretary.Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.W.P.L.Smith, Secretary-Treasurer j OCT.27-31 t t $10.00 Worth of any Merchandise In The Shoppe Draw Will Take Place At 10 P.M.Saturday FARE AND ONE-HALF FOR THE ROUND TRIP GOOD GOING \u2014 Monday, October 26th to October 31st inclusive.RETURN \u2014 Leave Ottawa not later than midnight, November 1st.Full information from any agent.t / ! / f / / / t / / Kayi' Stifle SJtOjipe./ GtoMu&ioM (jaxifoc V.A.Plager, Pastor.t > t I MOVIES AT THE LOCAL THEATRES LYN HR Y SON THEA TRE Renfleu/ Ô'Iiiien PemltàoJze QU YON /fonpsUo* SHAWVILLE l THEATRE THEATRE Two Shows Nightly 6 Nights Weekly Except Monday News-Cartoon-Shorts Serial Thurs.& Fri.Reg.Prices 40c THURSDAY & FRIDAY OCTOBER 15 & 16 The Sellout John Hodlak THEATRE Fort Coulonge Home of Distinctive Pictures Matinees Monday, Wednesday, Friday 3.30\tp.m.Saturdays and Holidays 2.00 p.m.Matinee Saturday Morning 9.30\ta m.Matinees Monday \u2014 Wednesday Saturday at 2.30 p.m.NEW AND MODERN TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7.00 p.m.& 9.10 p.m.News, Short Features -Wednesday Night Serial -THURSDAY & FRIDAY OCTOBER 15 & If Walter Pidgeon Daily Matinees\u20142.30 p.m.FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOBER 16 & 17 Rory Calhoun FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOBER 16 & 17 Robert Taylor THURS., FRI.& SAT.OCTOBER 15 & 16 & 17 Esther Williams FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOBER 16 & 17 John Payne 25c THURSDAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 & 16 & 17 Esther Williams Corinne Calvet Powder River John Hodiak Victor Mature Million Dollar Mermaid Technicolor Arlene Whelan Passage West Technicolor Ambush Ann Harding The Unknown Man Victor Mature Million Dollar Mermaid Technicolor SATURDAY & SUNDAY OCTOBER 17 & 18 Abbott & Costello Abbott & Costello Meet Captain Kidd MONDAY & TUESDAY OCTOBER 19 & 20 Errol Flynn SUNDAY & MONDAY OCTOBER 18 & 19 Gregory Peck MONDAY & TUESDAY OCTOBER 19 & 20 MONDAY \u2014 TUESDAY OCTOBER 19 & 20 Robert Newton SATURDAY & SUNDAY OCTOBER 17 & 18 Doris Day April In Paris ALSO 20 Min of Coronation color Maureen O'Hara Against All Flags color Susan Hayward MONDAY & TUESDAY OCTOBER 19 & 20 Robert Newton Ann Blyth The World In His Arms color Charlton Heston The President\u2019s Lady James Mason The Desert Rats MONDAY & TUESDAY OCTOBER 19 & 20 Peter LaWford James Mason The Desert Rats Dawn Addams The Hour Of 13 WED.& THURS.OCTOBER 21 & 22 John Deland WED.& THURS.OCTOBER 21 & 22 Tony Curtis WED.& THURS.OCTOBER 21 & 22 Janet Leigh Susan Hayward WED.& THURS.OCTOBER 21 & 22 Robert Newton TUES.WED.THURS OCTOBER 20 & 21 & 22 Kirk Douglas TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20 & 21 Susan Cabot Wednesday October 21 William Holden Ann Dvorak r.memnk»\tReturn Of\tJohnny Stewart\tJam Sterling r\t* coi»,\tJesse James\tBoots Malone\tThe Big Carnival\t___ _ _ James Mason The Desert Rats Charlton Heston The President\u2019s Lady Houdini Technicolor % "]