The equity, 27 octobre 1955, jeudi 27 octobre 1955

[" 0 99 \u201cVoice Of The Pontiac costr By Subscription Shawville, Quebec, Thursday, October 27th, 1955 No.20.73rd Year.BRISTOL FARMERS\u2019 CLUB PLANS INCORPORATION O Gordon McMillan Named President Legion Invites Citizens Pontiac Institutes To Lay Wreaths\tMeet In Shawville The list was decided upon as follows: Articles for a Pre-school girl\u2019s bed- j ing room Members of the Bristol Farmers Club on Tuesday night held a meet-at the Bristol Community Centre for the purpose of enquiring 1.\tHome made lamp made and wir- | into the possibility of setting up a ed by W.I .member 2.\tStuffed toy 3 Flannelete pajamas, plain or fan- I Farmers\u2019 Club In 1952 the Provincial Department of Agriculture ventured the opinion that the Farmers Club might be operating outside the scope of its powers, granted under the Farmers' Club Act, in its livestock shipping operations.The Clarendon Women\u2019s Institute this year's winners of the W.I.competitions at both Quyon and Shawville Fair d, further demonstrated their unusual culinary aptitude when they provided an outstanding meal for the semi-annual convention of the Pontiac County Women's Institutes in the United Church Hall, Shawville, October possible may call upon a member of the Legion branch.Poppies also will be sold in the week preceding November 11.The officers and members of the Pontiac Branch of the Canadian Legion extend an invitation to your household to join them at the Remembrance Service which will be held at the Cenotaph, Shawville, at 11.00\tam.and Campbell's Bay at 3.00\tp.m\u201e November 11th, when wreaths will be placed.Those purchasing a wreath may choose one of their family to lay the wreath, or where this is not Co-operative Company to take over the business now conducted by the 90 Years.Bui II Slopped The meeting on Tuesday night Clufb President, Gordon McMil- developed in part as a result of cy any pattern 4.\tCurtains, not of drapery mater- | jan opened/ the proceedings with that opinion a brief outline of the history of the 5.\tHousecoat of washable material | Bristol Farmers dlub.The convention was opened with @ Slippers, any style or material The press broke down! Yes, the j the Ode and the Mary Stewart Col- y Dresser scarf, appliqued wonderful ageless, ceaseless, ser- | lect and the singing of the hymn, g picture cut out of a magazine vant of countless owners which has j \u201cWe Cannot Think of Them As\tand framed.\t- dependably produced newspapers | Dead in memory ,of Mrs.Roy Mac- for Shawville for years beyond the | Farlane and Mrs.RdlxiC Tra< y, life -span of most present readers, wh° have passed away since the just stopped working.The forms of | Iast convention.type were ready to print, the pap- | er was waiting to be imprinted, the pressman threw the switch.We can j not truthfully report that nothing I happened because something did j haippen but it just wasn't the right ; thing.The best mechanical brains of Shawville were called in and as this article is written it is still a matter of speculation whether nr not 'the press can be made to fun- ial The 41 people attending the meeting were agreed that the correct course of action was to make application for a Chartez under the Co-operatives Syndicates Act of the Province of Quebec.The meeting quickly settled down to a discussion of by-laws to govern the proposed co-operative.In this work the meeting was ably advised by Mr.Ste.Marie, of the Rural Economics Branch of Provincial Department of Agriculture.19 \u201cBristol Farmers Club\" said Mr.McMillan, \"was organized about 35 years ago and has served the farmers in the district continuously over the years by providng service at cost a Ion# the lines of feed, seed, twine, apples, salt, meat, cheese and other commodities.For a number of years pure bred boars and bulls were distributed among the farmers with the object of improving the livestock.A pure bred swine club was also n operation for a few was also in operation for a few years.During the present year a 4-H grain club was started with success.\" To Reorganize local Legion 9.\tWaste paper basket.Homemade 10.\tWashable homemade bedspread.Second vice-president, Mrs.H.M.Turner, introduced Major McCuaig, forester, timber-cruiser and real estate valuator, who spoke of the natural resources of Pontiac County and began by reciting a poem, \u201cPontiac Sixty Years Ago.\u201d Mr.McCuaig said Canada had enjoyed unprecedented lumbering wealth, that the white pine of Pontiac County was unrivalled but indiscriminate cutting and slashing had denuded our forests so badly that in 1923 only seven mills were operating where before there had been ninety, and now only one of those original mills\u2014Gijjlis\u2019 Bros\u2014was in operation.He said that there were not as many good trees up the Gatineau as there are in Rockcliffe Park! Pontiac used to extend from Montreal to James Bay but has been divided into many counties.It is still larger than Denmark.Holland or Belgium.The Protective Fish and Game organization have persuaded the Quebec Government to create a preserve at Mont Laurier-Senneterre which contains the best stand of white pine in Canada.White pine is used where an unwarping wood is needed.In Pontiac we have more water per square mile than in any settled area in Canada.We have more undeveloped horsepower than the Provnce of Ontario but we need the forests to back up the water supply.In Pontiac we have agriculture, we have power, veneer wood, plywood.lumber and mines.One of the things that played the biggest part in winning the first war was molybdenite and that was produced from a mine in Onslow.Pontiac has very beautiful lakes and scenery.Tourists who have visited here in the summers have left more money than all the lumber companies.Fourteen million doliars have been invested in summer homes.Sixteen million in hotels and cabins.Secretary, Mrs.Harold Hodgins, read the minutes of the Spring convention and the County convenors read their outlines for 1955-56.The treasurer's report was submitted and branch treasurers were asked to send all money collected to the county treasurer also reminded about donations of plates and spoons for the tea room \u2014those who hadn\u2019t yet contributed were reminded to do so.Convenor of Agriculture, Mrs.Leonard Stanley, gave a report of the tea room operation at the Fair.Net proceeds were $184 55.It was decided to send a get well card to a former president.Winners of the W.I.scholarships were announced as Miss Mary La-belle.Campbell's Bay and Miss Vera Graham.Shawville, attending Notre Dame and Macdonald, respectively.It was decided to obtain more information from the \u201cSave The Children Fund\u201d about Helene Ser-ousse of Tunisia, a child sponsored by the County W I.before sending her any more money.If conditions are satisfactory, the W.I.wll continue sponsorship.Miss Pritchard asked the opinion of the members on what should be done with funds left by the \u201cFarm and Home Beautification Contest\u201d which was discontinued some years ago.Miss Pritchard made the suggestion that this money be donated to the Hospital.All were in fav- A meeting of the members of the Canadian Legion, Shawville Branch.has announced that a meeting will be held at Finnigan's Hotel, Shawville, on Friday, November 4 at 8 p.m.Officials of the Canadian Legion will be present and an attempt will be made to re-organize the Branch.The executive has expressed the hope that everyone who used to belong to the Branch will attend.A brief summary of some of the provsions of he by-laws follc*v: Name: Bristol Farmers Co-operative Founders: The present members.Territory:The operating area will be limited to Pontiac County.Qualifications for membership member is one who has subscribed for one share of the Capital Stock of the Co-operative.Voting: Each member shall have one vote.Share Capital: Shares shall have a nominal value of $20 00 These may be paid for partially, or in full, at the time of becoming a member, or they may be paid for in annual instalments of not less than $2.00.Withdrawal withdraw by serving written notice to the Board of such intention.Management Branches were A Main Activity Livestock Shipping \u2018\u2018Our chief activity has been the shipment to market of livestock, first by train, and in later years by truck.This was carried out on a commission basis.Strange to say, this is one of the few organizations in the County of Pontiac that has not had any share capital.Over the years we have accumulated assets of $2,143.73 according to the 1954 report.\" ction properly.Whenever you receive this paper you will know that the press is back in order.Rotary Members Report On Conference Mrs.John McAra 94lh Birthday Any member may Arrest Four Men Mrs.John McAra, Beechgrove, celebrated her 94th birthday on Sunday October 16 at her home.Mis.McAra was a former Bristol girl.She and Mr.McAra and family moved to Beech grove 55 years ago when Mr.McAra sold the Norway Bay ferry to the late Capt.A.McFarlane.Mrs.McAra is enjoying wonderful he^th and still does not use glasses At the present time she is knitting winter socks for the boys.She was very happy to have so many with her at her birthday party.Mr.and Mrs.David McAra of, or Marquette, Mich., her eldest son, Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred McAra of Ottawa, Mr and Mrs.John McAra, Jr., Mr.and Mrs.Cecil McAra and family of Beechgrove, Mr.and Mrs.S.S.McNeill and Miss Patsy McNeill of Maryland, Que., Mr.and Mrs.Fred Fraser and Mr.S.G.Coughlin, Beechgrove and her only sister, Mrs.M.R.Bailey, Maryland, Que., were among those pres- The Rotary Club's meeting this week was devoted largely to reports on the District Rotary Conference held recently at St.Jerome Que.Reports were given by President C.F Jacques:\tHarland Rowat and W A Brown.Mr Row at.in his report, paid tribute to the unusually high standards of public speaking maintained by every one of the speakers at the Conference.President Jacques of the Shawville Club delivered one of the speeches, and spoke on the subject of Rotary Foundation, a scholarship fund set up by Rotary to provide scholarships abroad for outstanding students on an exchange bas.s .Mr.Brown reporting on the Conference.announced that the Shawville Rotary Resolution prepared here last May and foiwarded at that time to the International Rotary Convention in Chicago, received the unanimous endorsation of the St.Jerome Conference; and w.11 be brought before the Philadelphia Convention next year.The resolution urges Rotary , Intemat-J .onal to take the lead in seeking way and means of providing food \" - hungry countries of the world.ten sent to Chicago last spring the resolution didn't receive proper attention mainly because previous notice of it had not been Co-operative shall be managed by a Board of seven members, of wh.'ch one The It has just been reported by the QPP that four men will linger behind bars for from six months to a year on account of recent thefts in Quyon and Shawville.October 3, 1954 merchandise was stolen from Bay Young\u2019s store in Quyon.Andre Audet investigated and the theft was traced to Jean Albert of Hull.He was charged on September 29 this year by Andre Audet with breaking and entering and was tried and convicted in Hull and sentenced to six months in jail.His accomplice.Hector Levine, Hull, was arrested September 28, 1955 by Andre Audet.appeared in court a Campbell\u2019s Bay on October 26, charged with breaking and entering.and sentenced by Judge Boucher to one year in prison, to be served at Campbell's Bay.A breakin at Sheppard\u2019s Garage in Shawville on September 25, 1954 and a break in at Jos.Vallilee's service station in Quyon on the shall be President, one VicePresident.and one Manager.The Manager alone may be paid for his services.Surplus: Net surplus of the Co-operative shall be distributed to its members to the extent decided upon by members in annual meeting.Distribution will be in proportion to the value of business done by members during the year.Twenty-one of the people attending the meeting signed as Charter members of the proposed Co-operative.Others may do likewise by contacting Mr.H.I.Smith in Shawville.It should be noted that under the Co-operaive Syndicates Act the Co-operative will be able to ship livestock for its members ONLY.It will not be allowed to ship for non-members.Before luncheon was served bv the Cladiendon hostesses, the flag was saluted in pirit.there being no actual flag present in the hall.Head table guests were Mrs.G.A.Mac-Dougall and Mrs.D.R.Dickson.The singing of \u201cO Canada\" opened the afternoon session during which the plans were made for W.I.Exhibits at the Fall Fail* in 1956.ent Fire Prevention Week Banquet At Bryson Directors Elected Elected to the Board of Management were the following: Gordon McMillan (later elected President): Everett Armstrong (later elected Vice President); Thomas MacFar-lane; Harold Easy: Alex Murray; same night resulted in thefts of mer- [Gilbert Telford; Ernest Garpand.chandise and cash amounting in to- | Mr.H.I.Smith has been appointed Secretary.Mrs.Roland Graham thanked A lovely tea was served by Mrs.D.McAra and Mrs M.R.Bailey.The table was adorned by two birthday cakes among the other good things to eat.A nice array of Major McCuaig for his most interesting address.Earl Fulford led a singsong with Mrs.Rowat at the piano.Mrs.Earl Findlay asked the members to help in the school cafeteria to help keep school lunch expenses Another' suggestion was that the branches would donate towards tal to about $300.Investigated by Detective Andre Audet and Detec-tice Conrad Bourgeois of the Hull Detachment.QPP.two men were picked up on September 28 by the two detectives.The men arrested Mrs Fire Prevention week, gifts and cards Showed you are I set aside by Federal Authorities to never too old to be well remem- instill the idea that most fires bered.A number of pictures were |be prevented, was brought to a close taken of the gathering.All hoped here, Saturday night by the Bryson God would bless and spare Mrs.Volunteer Fire Brigade staging a John McAra to celebrate a few more | banquet at the Forest Inn at which a lecture by J.J.McCully from the Dominion Fire Commissioners Office, Ottawa who substituted for the Dominion Fire Commissioner Bryson can a dishwasher.(Miss Pritchard presented a resolution to abolish soap coupons and keep the price of soap down.The need of contributing towards the service fund was discussed.The members were asked to support the Pontiac Film Council which circulates National Film Board films through the county.Generosity towards the Anti-Tuberculosis fund was also urged.Mrs.Muriel Bronson, Mrs.Earl Findlay and Mrs.Dwight McDowell as convenor were earned to form a nominating committee.Mrs.H.M.Turner, president of the Shawville W.I., invited the branches to Shawville for the spring convention $100 was donated to the Central Auxiliary of the Pontiac Community Hospital.With the singing of \u201cGod Save The Queen\" the meeting was brought to a close.Herbert Smith's Celebrate Golden Anniversary made to the Convention.Continuing his report, Mr.Brown stated that the address delivered , ,\t\u201e at St.Jerome gave the delegates a I LlOMS Will larger concept of religion and politics.which may well augur a change in both political and religious thinking in days to come.Mr.Brown saw, reflected in the Convention, a narrowing of differences in beliefs, both political and religious, which, curiously, he said brought the two closer together.Next week, the regular Rotary supper meeting will not take place.Instead Rotarians are putting on a Hallowe\u2019en party for the children of Shawville at the hockey rink.Other plans now being made by Shawville Rotary involve the annual President\u2019s Ball to be held birthdays were Bernard Boutmyre of Gatineau Mills and Jean Albert of Hull.They were charged in Hull with breaking and entering and weze sentenced to six months in jail.Travelling Lion Award Thompson who was unable to attend.Mr.McCully stressed Fire Tuesday night a delegation of | prevention as one of the chief ef- (Coellawi-on Shawville Lions, headed by president Mack Hayes, journeyed to Pembroke for an official inter-club visit.The Shawville Club was awarded the \"travelling Lion\" for being the club which had travelled the farthest to an inter-club meeting.Thomson, Ernie Dean, Syd Sheppard, Walter Yach, Bill Hanna, Dave Davies, Milbum Hod gins and Lennis Dean.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Smith celebrated their 50th Weddnig Anniversary last week (but owing to ill-health, they could not have house).They were married by Rev Lennon, Methodist minister, stationed in Shawville.At that time their bridesmaid was Miss Mattie Campbell, later Mrs.Thomas Snowden, who ed away in Saskatchewan a number of years ago.The grooms man was Mr.Herbert Wilson, who passed \u2022* away almost two years ago Bible Society Annual Appeal Another party of journeying Lions attended the District Rally at Accompanying president Mack on|Hu11 laet we*k- Joining other Lions from Pontiac Lions Clubs on the open Rev.B V.MacLean of the Bible Society makes his annual appeal for funds during the week.On Sunday he will speak at the Wesleyan Methodist Church in the morning, at Zion in the afternoon and St Paul\u2019s in the evening.After this service there will be movies in the Parish Hall.this excursion were Lions Dale ___________________________________ trek down No.8 were Shawville donations of furniture and effects Lions Dale Thomson.Lennis Dean, for this projected auction which Mack Hayes and Charles Imison.will take place in the Shawville On this trip all the wives went Arena.Rotarian Hosmer Turner is along with the exception of veter-the convenor to get in touch with an Lionette Muriel Imison, still if you have any articles to donate I laid up from a recent accident.during the winter and a Giant Auction Sale next spring.From now on the Rotary Club will receive f Thursday, October 27th, 1955 THE EQUITY Page Two OTTAWA Report: Supervisor s Notebook i mC«AW 2 PANT SUITS I VI V Quart .78 Equal to many of the bast-known brands sailing up to $39# a gallon?strength Ethylene Glycol with added inhibitors to prevent rust and corrosion.No adding, no testing \u2014 you're safe against freeze-ups all winter ml .lon9 Sold only In factory sealed containers.\tfciwbi f quart .54 $29.50 e Concentrated Methyl-Hydrate #«*\u2022 \u2014 blended with special corrosion and rust inhibitors; evaporation retarded to give full winter protection at mol engine WORK SOCKS Maximum * I MEN'S SMART TIES 2 lor $1.00 79c temperatures.Allow* efficient cor heotor operation.Put onfi-f,##*# j* now! * ¦V.v J THERMOSTATS n Long Life RADIATOR HOSE I Moovy duty, multiply oil, corrosion end ontl-freeze.Cut to length.As low os, per ft.1 05 Resists .44 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1949-14 Bio 12 $7.49 W.4 14 to 18 $7.98 w 4 1 t X f, All Sales Final \u2014No Charges \u2014No Approvals \u2014No Exchanges On Sale Items / CORP N /A » # % RENFREW SHAWVILLE EG AN VILLE c MAIN ST.# Shawville y nu Phene 26 Weldon J.Hobbs i THE EQUITY Thursday, October 27th, 1955 Page Four Form Quebec Farmers Association of St Luke's Anglican Church, at Caldwell, also of the Orange Young Britons 304 of Shawville.Before leaving to take a position in Ottawa he was a member of the Shawville Calf Club Service was conducted by the Rev.R.G.Elliott to St.Paul's Anglican Church, Shawville.Interment was made in the church cemetery.The Young Britons and Orange men conducted their funeral rites at the grave side, the rituals being read by Mr.Hawley Elliott and Jas.Howard.Quebec Farm Forum.The new group will work in close co-operation with Quebec Federée and the U.C.C., both of which represent the French speaking farm population of Quebec.The Macdonald College meeting was under he Chairmanship of Dr.George Dion, Dean of Macdonald College.Surviving besides his ir.oher are nine brothers Earl and Ken of Ottawa.Pte Gerald.Aldershot.N.S., Gordon of McKee.Norris and Man-son of Chalk River, Ont., David.Ronald and Marvin at home, also five sisters.Mrs.Calvin Meunier (Merle ) Shawville.Mrs.Harry Coles (Velma) Clarendon.Mrs.Wm.Lafr am boise (Georgina) and Mona of Ottawa and Lorna at home.Pallbeaiers were- Bob.Campbell.Dalton Hodgins.Jim Knox.Eddie Moyle, Fred Howard.Norris Corrigan.\t» William 6.Angus Mourned At a recent meeting at 'MacDonald College, the executive of Quebec Farm Forum set up a new organization to be known as the Quebec Farmers Association.This new organization is to be a parallel to Quebec Farm Forum, but will have its own separate executive.Its object is to be the Action Arm of the English speaking farmeis, leaving the educational aspects to The funeral for William George Angus 17 year old son of Mrs.George Angus and the late George Angus of McKee, was held from his 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The first thing you'll see is new pacesetting style.Start new grille.sleek side of the car to the new upswept rear fender lines with the distinctive let your eye sweep along the and then thrill i A styling and engineering achievement.manufactured by Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited 7/ o > AT YOUR DODGE-DE SOTO DEALER'S NOW I DRIVE THIS MAGIC PERFORMER WITH THE FORWARD LOOK SHAWVILLE Meat Market PHONE m SHAWVILLE » f # \\ Page Five THE EQUITY Thursday, October 27th, 1955 HOSPITAL DONATIONS September 25th was a happy day for Doris Ladouceur Doris was here since May 31, the day of the C.P.R.accident, and may we say our coke sales have dropped about 90% since Doris left us.Visitors to the Hospital during the past week included Misses Beryl Edey, Jane Haepenny, Janet Riley and Marguerite Whorry of Ottawa and Miss Kaye Woodley of Shaw- ville.We were very proud to make a tour of the Hospital with these ladies and once again we were complimented on our very modem hospital and they were very impressed with the view from the Penthouse.Racing was in full swing at the track so we borrowed a few minutes and watched the races.Many thanks to our friends and neighbors in Shawville and district for their donations of fruit and vegetables.We do thank you for remembering us.it\".Mrs.E.Eulfoid read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved Mrs.S.S McNeill was appointed secretary for this year Mrs.LeCUir brought greetings from Predbyterial giving an idea how many active W.A.members there are in the United Church and inviting whoever could come to MacKay St Church for the gathering which will be held there on November 4.Mrs.Harrington.Literature Sec-retaiy gave a descriptive address the literature which we should have as a program for our meetings.We were then favored with singing of some of the old hymns in their original forms by Miss Lawson who has recently -come fiom Scotland and is making her home in Ottawa, singing was accompanied by Mrs.Ruby Armstrong at the organ.Mrs.Walter Kilgour then invited the group to Shawville for the next meeting.There were splendid reports from the various branches Reporting were Bryson, Leitchfleld Yarm, Charteris, Shawvllle, Starks Corners and Bristol.Varied and many ways of raising funds were discussed.Mrs.Armstrong thanked all for the work being done and greeted guests who were not members.A warm welcome was given Mrs.Wm.Graham who celebrated her 90th birthday this summer and who has been a member of St.Andrews congregation for some seventy years.The meeting adjourned for dinner.At the close of the meal, Mrs.Armstrong thanked the speaker.A vote of thanks was given to the delegates for their timely messages and for* being with us.A verse of the W.A.hymn was sung and Rev.Stewart closed the meeting with prayer.Echoes from hospital hill $1.Andrew's Hosts To Regional Meeting Rev R G.Elliott, apples and vegetables; Merton Glenn, magazines; Mrs.R W.Hodgins, apples; Mrs Arthur Horner, flowers; Dr.C.F.C.Powles, magazines; Harvey Smiley, Wyman, apples Pot holders, canned goods and apples; Mrs.Cecile Walls, Basket tomatoes; Mrs.Hugh Proudfoot, Fort Coulonge, hamper beets: Mrs.Paul Compeau, Calumet Island, onions, citron, pumpkin, turnips, apples, preserves and beets; D.A.MacFar-lane, one cauliflower.According to statistics revealed at the Pontiac Community Hospital, this week, the month of September saw a total of 84 admissions, 24 male and 60 female.Total births, were 21, eight male and 13 female.There were 77 discharges and four deaths.Th total days stay at the hospital for September was 1003, a daily average of 33.3 or 64 percent of the total accommodation avail-, able.» « By Mr*.Maude Bailey On Tuesday, October 4, the Women\u2019s Associations of Pontiac held their regional meeting in St.Andrew's Church with the St.Andrew\u2019s W.A.president, Mrs.Claude Young in the chair.The opening hymn was \u201cO Jesus I Have Promised To Serve Thee To The End\u201d The lesson was read from St.John.Rev.Gordon StewaM conducted the worship service and extended kindly greetings to the Ottawa delegates and all present.Mrs.Young then intixxluced Mrs.H.Armstrong the Regional President from Ottawa.who gave a hearty greeting to all.The delegates from Ottawa were introduced .The W.A motto was repeated: \"Let the Beauty of the Lord our God be upon us and establish the work of our hands upon us, yea, the (Held Over From Last Week) The many friends of Theresa Jenkins, R.N.will be sorry to hear that she has been a patient at PC H during the past few days.We sincerely hope that it won\u2019t be too long before you are Pack with us Therese On October 1st, the Doctors and Board Members attended a lunch-in the Hospital Dining Room followed by a brief meeting held in the Penthouse.A bouquet to the Dietary Staff for the very enjoyable luncheon and to Mrs.Arthur Horner for her donation of flowers to the Hospital some of which found their way into the dining room.Joining the staff at P.C.H.is Mr.Milbum Horner as Engineer.Nice to have you with us Milburn.Zion Auxiliary, on eon l Her beautiful % ! i I r I wMwMûmmm 0?aBPmm m ******* t «m 1 Î! v>«vy>*v # # * » \u2014 ! i I S3 '.'MV.% 55: 88 5i- / ' ™ ÜP* i ! i the date of its introduction last fall, the Motoramic Chevrolet Right from has swept its field, to become the fastest selling car in history.giving the most in modern beauty, top performance and forthright economy.1 4 jHOtorwic Yes, even while most competitors are offering their latest wares, Chevrolet is still the choice of people everywhere, who realize that today as always, there is no value like Chevrolet value!\t.> : t C-3955C SHAWVILLE k Page Six Thursday, October 27th, 1955 THE EQUITY Fire Prevention Week for Chartehs, with Mr.and Mrs.Henry McCord in charge.On Saturday and Sunday, the film and projector will be in Shaw-ville.Any Shawville group desiring to use either the projector or the film should make arrangements with the treasurer, Mrs.Hosmer Turner in advance.The circuit starts again Monday, November' 7 at Seventh Line.Clarendon; Tuesday.Nov.8 at Radford; Wednesday.Nov.9 at Starks Corners: Thursday, Nov.10 at Portage du Fort: Prd ay, Nov.11 at Austin Again on Saturday and Sunday the film and projector will be available to Shawville.Then Monday*?November 14 it goes ^to Wyman; on Tuesday and Wednesda 15 arid 16 it will be at Quyon, Thursday at Luakvilie and Friday at Merhfields.The next program will be shipped to Campbell's Bay upon arrival later in November.Points west of the Bay are urged to contact Mr.Bowie or' president of the Film Council.Harold Richardson, Radford.their own protection os well as the neighbors.(Continued from Page One)\tDeputy Fire Chief J.L St Pierre forts made by Head Office and to was chairman of the banquet.Am-encourage care in our daily contact ong the speakers were Rev.T.P with fiie.electricity and explosives Tait.PP: Firemen.Theo Spencer.Capt.W.E.Albert of the Hull Fire Eldon Kvon.Chief New Calumet Brigade told his audience that it Mines Fire Brigade and Fred J.is the duty of all Firemen in the Coyne, «Secretary of Bryson Muni-Associaton to officially inspect ev- cipality.All were complimentary eryones home for fire hazards for \u2022 of the local Firemen and Fire Chief Joseph Rodgers on the efficiency | added to the water system in Bryson.The Municipal Fire Prevention Association in the Hull area com-spection trip of the modern pump- prises 10 municipalities from Thurso house.Fire equipment, hydrant to Fort Coulonge and at a recent set-up and the extension now being meeting held in Hull.Deputy Fire Chief J.L.St Pierre.Bryson, was named local organizer.This banquet was attended by a brge number of Firemen, and their friends and ended by a dance to the music of the Moonlight Ramblvis orches- of the local brigade.The visitors were taken on an in tra Shawville News Hockey Fans! Mr.and Mrs.Russell Zimmerling and Glen of Prescott, visited Mr.and Mrs.Emerson Horner, last weekend.-.ears pointed out that these were not An-|*b> Add catastrophic clause, al figures, as there maybe late renewals paid which would raise the well as outstanding came following year he went to Vancou-and returned to Claiediolm in 1912 where he was engaged in (3) The following suggestions | farming until his death.The late Mr.Morrison was vice- of the Macleod School ver were agreed Upon: ta) Recognition would be given to the group secretary at the annual meeting who have: 1 The largest percentage of their members present at annual meet- as income ^ daims that would increase expenditures.The report also showed prepaid, number of members mg were of Dr.S.E.McDowell and Len- Carried.chairman Division until he retired in 1962 and a member of Claresholm United Church Men's Club, the Cham- per group.\t-\tiber of Commerce and Fish and pHE,Erp ITZ ====.« ErZrrd^mi SHELL FUEL OILS ion nis Dean miums claims and cost of hospitalization REPORTS: Supervisor Committee MacMillan, on behalf of his committee reported on the number of meetings attended by their direct-the county and Ontario.Also Gordon ors in recommended that consideration be to paying 7c mileage or $2.00 given per meeting to each director serving on the Board of Directors.According to the Co-op Syndic- proposal ates Act all directors are to serve Co-op Meeting, Ottawa: Gordon the board free, but mileage may MacMillan, reported that he and be paid.After considerable discus- Everett McDowell represented the the directors agreed that it did Association at this meeting, and not seem feasible to pay anything gave a brief outline of the discus-to wards mileage and that this sion.should be deleted ftom the report Motion Dr.S.E.McDowell and read from Mrs.Laframboise Lennis Dean to accept the balance secretary was instructed to write Carried.Mrs.Laframboise giving her the Have you tried Shell Fuel Oil.You can be sure of best results from your Oil Burner when you use Shell Oil.Give us a call today for fast courteous Print 0 Meter delivery.You are under no obligatoin to sign a contract.You can Be Sure of Shell.NOTICE on sion Everyone who is planning to attend the Pontiac County Protestant Central School Board Annual Teacher-Board Banquet on Friday evening, October 28th, is reminded that the banquet will begin at 7 p.m.SHARP.letter was The Correspondence:\tA of the report TIME NOW TO INSULATE FOR WINTER- Batfs and Pouring Wool A good assortment of Weather Shippings, Plastic Storm Windows Oakum FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE GLASSES SUPPLIED EYESIGHT EXAMINATIONS Brought To You At The Pontiac Hotel \u2014Every Second Saturday\u2014 NEXT CLINIC.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th For Appointments Phone Pontiac Hotel W.T.& W.H.PRIDHAM EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Shawville Milling Co.Ltd.\u201cWhere Trading Is A Pleasure!\u201d LLOYD STEVENS, Manager TELEPHONE 3*4 \\ % A t X < STOP PU / V.X X X L MORLEY HODGINS w r rK Shawville STOP SH0V#*0\\ ^\u2014 i (\t\u2014-\t\\\\ Phone 27 =s\"'n $3 I FOR \\ FOODS! 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Û mm For the wonderful flavor and quick energy they give.S-o-o-o good and so good for you.lusively Your key to Blue Chip * 1 m vV A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE m & t the greatest name \"6\" Choice ol \"VB\u201d or In trucks < ' GMC-14S5D PONTIAC DAIRY REGD KM \u201cPLUS-VALUE\" FEATURES I AND HERE ARE ADDITIONAL Shawville Phone 178J til New Safety-Designed \"Hidden Step \u2019 ke, mud, mow can't form, and access is always safe.Widest Choice of R Axles in the Industry:\u2014 rugged, dependable, trouble-free.Full Length Frames In new parallel design for greater strength and protection.Full Panoramic Wraparound Front Windshield and Rear Window for a safe, sweeping view.-i f M.m DimitERS OF £r^_ fine Quality Gins and Real Ry* Whiskies- fort coulonge tip St .**-\u2022 - f___ \t THE EQUITY Thursday, October 27th, 1955 Page Nine for his brother.The ushers were pearls and sequins.She carried a another brother, Melville Curry, and Kenneth Davis.The bride wore a white ballerina length gown of net over satin, a bolero of Chantilly lace with Peter Pan collar and lily point sleeves.Her fingertip veil of tulle illusion was arranged from a tiara of seed ding of local interest was held on Keith Curry, son of Mrs.Irene Saturday afternoon in the United Curry, Foireater's Falls, Ont.Church, Quyon, when Miss Alice Anne Dowe, Ottawa, daughter of Mrs Velma Dowe, became the bride Given in marriage by her great- uncle, Percy Doherty, of Ottawa, the bride was attended by Mise Lillian Roes, as maid of honor; Miss Ethel Curry, sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid, and little Miss Judy Ballantyne was the flower girl.Earl Curry was best man (wrie-Dowe Wed At Oeyen cascade bouquet of red roses, and white chrysanthemums.The church was decorated with Autumn flowers for the ceremony performed by Rev.Basil Long.Dr.R M.Hudson played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Miss Dorothy Kelly.Following a reception in the church hall, the couple left on a wedding trip through the Muskoka district.To travel the bride chose a navy ani light blue tweed suit with navy accessories.A corsage of yellow chrysanthemums completed her costume.Mr.and Mrs.Curiy will take up residence at 510 Moffatt street, Pembroke.Quyon\u2014An early Autumn wed- SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SERVICE DINE WITH US e I # h'/j Wesley United Church SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30 al 7.30 p.m.* .W 3fr* \\ ^ % v.vXy.v'ix.vx^.v^y \u2022> .*.w ¦h» y > i ed >ft:; v/.: Modem appliances are more efficient, use more watts and they do their work faster and better than ever before.And there are many more of them than ten years ago.Your local electrician can help you.We suggest you talk your wiring problems over with him.#3 m m mi; mm* Y % m ymm ' I # 7 1 \u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022 a 3 a a x \u2022' kind messages of sympathy Chapeau, Que.and floral tributes during our re- cent bereavement in the loss of at Reuben Reany's, R R 2.Shaw ville POULTRY bough inner- all year around, Best market prices paid on Montreal and Toronto market basis.No middlemen.Ship direct either on rail-grade or liveweight ,Q to the only Ottowa Valley .°-_ j Onslow Winter Road, Committee Poultry killing plant.Why pay Cra»ford-In loving memory of! call for tenders.Tenders are here-travelling buyers expenses to an-\tJoseph Crawford who died sud other killing planCFlocks of 100\tdenly.November 1.1947.or more picked up at your farm.The rolling stream of life flows smaller flocks assembled Holt\u2014«In loving memory of Robert C.Holt, who passed away, February 29, 1944.o20on3 xn3 bell's Bay.phone 47-2 3oo27 The Holt Family our mother.Mrs.W.J.Brown.Our special thanks are extended to Dorothy Fulford.R.N., and Dr.Frank Cowley Climax wood range with reser voir and water front in good con edition One bull.X-353798.Queen\u2019s Ran som.Tatoo CCA-22 H.pole dual Singer Sewing Machine, I purpose Durham, red.2 by called for the following: two V-type truck plows for snow re.I\ton I nioval during the winter season, Poultry Products.Renfrew.od31\t-T-=-W,orku Tendvrs to\tbe in the - hands\ttnbutes\treceived from our many *\tShnWPf\tTn\tFpf A\tof the Secretary before 6 pm.,\t\"\"lends\tand neighbours in\tour re- JlIVVfWl\tIV\tICIÇ\tOctober 30.1955\tLowest or any\tcent sad bereavement in\tthe loss MSfC Dhullic Cnarlinti\ttender not necessarily accepted.Iof our\tbeloved son and\tbrother.HIM rnyms jpariing | Onslow Winter Roads Committee IBilly years, very treadle model, drop head and at- I quiet.Apply to Herb Toner, phone tachments in good running order, j 644-33.Portage du Foil M.Evelyn (Mrs.J.A ) McLean Quyon o \u2014Mr.and Mrs.Alvin Brown xnlO Table turnips.Dalton Hudgins, RR 3.Shawville.phone 629-22.oo27 Durham bull, 2 years old.dark red.Registered.Quiet.Melvin Beattie, phone 612-22 xo27 Two piece chesterfield set in good condition.Mrs.Delmer Bar- 2on3 wine xn3 ber.phone 660-21 Large oil stove, buffet, table and four chairs, sofa-bed and chair, wine, folding carriage, good dition.(No name was given with xo27 Set of heavy sloops, 7 foot itinner; black mare 1300.8 years old.sound and well broken Bronson, Quyon.Fort Coulonge 20 pigs, five weeks old une percheron foal.Clifford Horner, phone 615-4 x con Mrs, Angus and family On Tuesday evening last week a Miscellaneous shower was given bv|oo27 Mrs.Ernest Gillis in honor of Miss Rev.Mr.Griffiths of Campbell's ! Phyllis Sparling bride elect of next Bay occupied the pulpit of Fort |morth.A basket of beautiful gifts Coulonge United Church on Sun Austin Clarke, Secretary Quyon, Que 2or.3 this ad.) Nesbitt\u2014We wish to extend heartfelt thanks to all who so kind- day, October 23rd and dispensed , by lit.le Miss Shirley Letts.Taken and Mrs.Leonard Letts.\tbeloved mother.Communion and also performed the ! completely by surprise Miss Sparl-\t- \u2014Jessie and Gordon MacMillan rite of baptism, giving the infant ing t anked her friends in a few U»e Jac Mprfhanf\tJanet and Bert Horner, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.D.weI* chosen words.A few games 11\t¦ ¦vIVHQIII Campbell of Davidson, her christ-!were played to pass the evening.Daccpr In CM r# Vp^r\tMiller\u2014We wish to express our - -Q L\t.\t.an name of Margaret Fiancis.Mr.\t-\u2014- ¦\tIII 01)1 Ivfll\t! sincere thanks to our many friends tr- %%ir * - \u2014- \u2022\u2022 ~irLrLi%%%%%% ° 6\t0027 Chicks, Day Old and Started\tFort Coulonge is following the Kenny is confined in the Civic Hos- She.ua~! m.h\u2018r 81st year* The fun\" done*\tThe Miller Family Capital city in some degree for on pital in Ottawa.The smiling boy era and 50 enn re Manager-Secretary\u2014Mrs.Gilbert Telford.Directors Whose Term of Office Expire, but Eligible for Re-election: Mrs.Secil Sly, Mrs.Keith Brownlee, William Hodgins, Reuben Smith and Dr.S.E.McDowell.Special awards will be presented to the gtfoup secretary who has: 1.The largest percentage of their members present at the meeting.| 2.The largest percentage of policies sold during \\\tthe year./ 3.The flrët complete group renewals collected and '\tsent to the secretary, Mrs.Gilbert Telford./ 9 9 / X / STENOGRAPHIC SERVICES Stencil and copy work, pror efficient and delivery Hilda J.Payne, 229 Raglan St.S Renfrew.Ontario 9 / service 9 9 9 t m.servi 9 9 otc t : TO THE BRIDE-TO-BE CEMETERY MEMORIALS # / I ' GUARANTEED / ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED otc I o SINGER SEWING MACHINE & î 9 Sales and Service.Call 2-2453 Renfrew or leave your name at the Pontiac Printshop, phone 75J.otc / / z 9 m Sewing Machine Repairs 9 9 SERVICE are 9 % 9 9 dont take chances WITH TOUR TELEVISION SET.WHEN REPAIRS ARE NEEDED, BE SURE TO CALL US FOR EXPERT, FAST SERVICE.To any make or model at your ELNA Sewing Centre, 342 Raglan 9 MONUMENTS OF FINE MARBLE AND GRANITE OF THE BEST QUALITY 9 9 November 17\u2014Films, Luikville November 18\u2014Film*, Merriflelde December 7 \u2014 Wednesd^\u2014Annual Church Bazaar at St.Paul\u2019s Parish Hall.oic / 9 Engagement t Machinery Visit Our Showroom And See For Yourself GEORGE H.FROATS & SONS 9 BRINKWORTH ELECTRIC 9 Sparling \u2014 Smith tnst Wednesday of every month.Mr.and Mrs.Heman Sparling of Zion Community Hôpital Aux- Campbell# Bay, Quebec, announce * ia >¦ meets at 2 p.m.\tthe engagement of their daughter.Second Tuesday every month, the Phyllis Margaret to Mervin Smith, Shawville Hospital Auxiliary son of Mrs.George Smith of Calu-neets at 2 pjn.at the Penthouse, met Island and the late Mr.Smith.New members are always wel-1Marriage to take place Friday November 11th 9 \u201cThe Best Equipped T V REpair Shop In Pontiac County\" 9 9 corned x "]