The equity, 10 octobre 1979, mercredi 10 octobre 1979

[" lie's E< \u2022'i z IDE IJA TXOHAZË''E .j 7U< HUE SAINT DENI3 Entreat.qobhbc ¦LUa 0987 7KC VOICE OF THE PONTIAC SINCE 1883 Shawville, Quebec, Canada, Wednesday, October 10, 1979 No.39, 96th Year 20 cents m Fred Metcalfe appointed representative COMMUNITY CALENDAR / WEDNESDAYS 7:30 pm - Ladies Basketball at PPHS.Come and join the fun.Fred Metcalfe has been appointed by Claude Ryan, leader of the official opposition in the Quebec National Assembly, to be the official representative for the County of Pontiac during the enumeration period now in progress.Mr Antonio Paquin will assist Mr Metcalfe in the Temiscamingue area.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 ond SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 -Rummage sole.There will be crofts, gifts and homebaking for sole also.To be held at St Matthews Church, Charteris from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.36950B2010 üf B# THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 - Pontiac Culture Committee Annual Meeting and election of officers at County Building, Campbell's Bay, 8 pm.All who care about the cultural development of this County are urged to attend.XOIO V In relaying this news to THE EQUITY, Mr Metcalfe noted that the editorial which appeared in this paper recently about the provincial enumeration has elicited numerous requests to him from business people for copies of recent electoral lists in order that they might post them in their establishments for customers* convenience.THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 7:30 pm.Community Center, Annuol general meeting of Shawville and District Recreation Association.* Jong\twith the honours, Mrs Andai was\t63, Sudbury 46, Timmins\tVaid'Or 34, Toronto 37, Montreal 51, presented with a cheque for 1500 and will have an all expense\tOwen Sound 42.Quebec 59.Hamilton 38.Barrie 39.paid one week scholarship in the Winona School of\tGsspesia North Coast Lake St John 39.Kitchener 39 and Photography.\tOshawa 37.36951B2010 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 - I Basement, 8 pm.Euchre I casserole supper.Everybody Beechgrove United Church Prizes and beans or 370482X017 Party, welc ome one SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 - Bake and Croft Sole to be held ot the Otter Lake Baptist parsonage from 1-4 pm.sponsored by the ladies of the Otter Lake Baptist Association 37060260 1 7 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 \u2014 Anniversary Tea ot Konftoc Home Reception Center (Home on the Hill) 2:30 to 4:30 .Everyone welcome.Freewel! offering TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 - Rummage Sole, Anglican Noll, Shawville, 10 om-4 pm SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 - Shawville and District Snowmobile Club Landowners donee.Music by Rural Route, $7.00 couple.Tickets from members.At the Shawville Community Centre.370496201 7 3701626017 3701936024 Pontiac Historical Society FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 - Rodio Round-up, benefit for Rodio Pontiac Dance and demo ot Campbell s Bo y Community Center.Block River Orchestra, 9 to 2 Door prizes, refreshments and fun for oil.Sponsored by the Pontiac County Social Planning Council, Admission free to Members of Radio-Pontiac $2.00 each for 36523*1031 A letter was read requesting we send in the name of a candidate to be honoured by the Pontiac County Social Planning CoundL ,\tI I I I , The Historical Society met in the McDowell School on Monday, September 17 at 8 pm with 22 attending.Neat meeting October 15 at 8 pm and we hope to have a non-members had cleaned the museum and to those who had helped during the Fair.Motion to adjourn by Wilson McCleary.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 - Qvyon Agricultural Society, 7th annual dinner done# 7 pm ot Govern s Hotel, $6 00 per person, tickets available from Gervase O'Reilly, sésssseoio The President introduced Mr and Mrs Watson from The treasuer's report showed a balance of $1238.80.This Renfrew, who had brought a display of irons for our viewing ****** 00 Tuesday, October 9th to Sha* v ilie I'hf rhildren in the school yar1 made a snowman and the bm Wk on their first gala look as a prelude of the wÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊIfÊÊÊBIÊÊIIÊÊÊfÊtfik mW ihewi |ps most of the faces were wreathed in smiles as they turned to to feel the moist flakes tumbling down.What can we say?phone 458-2564 Pearl McCleary thanked them for giving us this very Paul.that the President informative in*iKht to this display.SATURDAY OC&MBER 8 - SANTA CLAUS is coming to Cobden ot 1:00 pm on Mom Street Inquiries regording season which is about to begin Mac Kerb nie and Lloyd \u2022\u2022by Mary McCagg 37052SIO 10 1 - - A \u2014 Pag» 2, TME EQUITY, Wednesday, October TO, 1979 Protestant School minutes Noon Kindergarten.Comm Lang moved that the J Accounts Payable totalling $27,581.33 be paid.Supervisor for Administrative reports were given.The Secretary General instructed to advertise for a M inutes of a regular adjudged to the Pontiac to be subject to approval from meeting of the Council of Protestant School Board a, a the Quebec Municipal result of the County of Commission Pontiac Land Sale in 1977 W eir stead Messag Commissioners of the School Municipality of Pontiac held in the Board Room of the McDowell Elementary School, Shawvüle, Quebec, at 2000 hr* on Wednesday, September 26, Brown Protestant That Messrs, Basil Quaile WHEREAS, before this and Jack Russell, Chairman Property can be offered for and Director of Finance, sale by Public Tender; June Orr HOTEL MORIN respectively, of this School It was moved by Comm Board and in the absence adopted inability of either one of the unanimously that the Board above Officers to sign, Comm, proceed with the sale, W.M.Hayes in conjunction R following the Provisions and with the other Officer the Public Instruction Law, hereby authorized to sign any SJt.Q.1964, Chapter 236 3.0.¦\t| g RESOLUTION 47 79 -Whereas the Protestant School Board does\tabove named bank, the whole not have the necessary funds\tafter receipt of approval by to pay the salaries of its\tthe Quebec Municipal personnel and pay its monthly\tCommission, assessment to Regional Board adopted\tand carry out certain disburse\tfor 197930 are to be asked for unanimously that the Minutes\tments required for the proper\tand will be opened at the of the Meetings of August 29, administration of this School 1979, as circulated, be adopted Board: It is moved by Comm : To borrow from the or and cZMJrtrS r \",,h ,h« Commissioners present: Messers Birthday wishes go out to Visiting with friends and Andre Vallée and Elizabeth relatives in Weirstead over (Formerly Moyle Hotel) Campbell\u2019s Bay, Que.weekend Greenshields of New Market and Mr and Mrs Michael Gendron and family of Aylmer.John were Renaud who celebrated the weekend were Edward birthdays on September 28th and Joy Gibbons of Sudbury, to Kimberly Harris who They also visited with Mrs celebrated a birthday on Oct Foran, Joy's mother, in 1st., to Greg Popowicky who Quyon.celebrated a birthday on Oct 2 to Carolyn Orr who celebrated a birthday on Oct 5th, to Kirk Tubman who celebrated a Sudbury this week birthday on Oct 6, to Leslie Greenshields who celebrates a birthday on Oct 10th, and also {unily spent the weekend at to Mrs Marge Henry of Bell homestead.Ottawa who will celebrate a birthday on Oct 11th.Happy birthday everyone.W Lang, MacKechnie, G Pirie, W Kilgour, A Brown, W.M, Hayes, L.Neville, G Eades, sitting under the Chairmanship of Mr B Quaile.The Director General and are acknowledgement of indebt ness with regard to the above Pontiac mentioned loan from the Featuring Mrs Freda Gibbons is visiting with her famny m THE NEW GLENEAGLE Today we got our first snowfall.I wonder how long it Secretary General were also will last.Really I hope it goes present, away cause I think it is just too soon to have winter on top Neville of us yet, don't you?If It was moved by Comm l enders for Snow Removal Emmond and Joan Bell and and Fit, Sat., Sun.- Oct.12,13,14 October meeting.Correspondence was read The Mill Rate for 79-80 was discussed.The Rolls will be Hayes homologated at the October Bank of Montreal, Shawville, 79 meeting.\tQuebec, an amount not It was decided to continue exceeding one and one half operating the Onslow School million dollars (1 500 000, 00$) for 198081.\tat the current interest rate 4 6-79- for a period not exceeding 6 Whereas, Lot Reserve A on months to be paid from taxes Range 8, in the Municipality Clarendon council if % Dave and ldena Parent and family and Mrs Bertha Orr spent Sunday afternoon with Gail Orr and Marilyn Parent BORDEN\u2019S DAIRY I | 1 gg I\t¦¦ The regular October meeting of Clarendon Council was held in Ottawa.I would like to ^ October 1, 1979, at the Council Hall.Present were Mayor send good luck out to Marilyn w j Hanna, and Councillors E Elliot.I Hayes.D Fulford, G who just started a new job Resolution to be collected and grants to of Allumette Island East, be received from the Depart- County of Pontiac, was ment of Education, the whole Ottawa, Ont.Hodgins, K Wilson and L Telford.\t' Minutes were read.A correction noted re: road grant, No 3, 4th Line along property of Royce Hodgins, Donnie Corrigan, and Merlin Woods (not Royce Richardson) Motion by Crs K Wilson and L Telford to approve minutes with the above correction.Motion by Crs I Hayes and L Telford that: Council buy a membership in Radio Pontiac for $25.Council offer moral\t*\tujariHinn\tDnnantirm\tr support to Radio Pontiac.Cr K Wilson be named as Council's\t5\tweaaing\tnecepuon\tk delegate to attend meeting on October 23, 1979.\t|\tin honour Of the marriage Of their\tS Bryon Hodgins met Council re waterline to his house.\t3\tdaughter Sharon tO Wayne Sivyer\t5 Law 90 re Agricultural Zoning was discussed.\t3\tOH Saturday, Oct.13, 1979\t1 Motion by Crs K Wilson and D Fulford that the Municipality g\t.\t-, «\tr of Clarendon hold its public meeting re Agricultural Zoning on\tUuyon Lions\tL Wednesday, October 24, 1979 at 7:30 pm at the council hall.\t.L\tSt\t8:30 p.m.\t*, By Law 151 re dogs was discussed.Motion by Cr K Wilson\t/TWVIRflRW to postpone introduction of this By Law to the next meeting.Motion by Crs D Fulford and G Hodgins to approve of the work to be done by Telebec at Thorne Lake to the residence of i\tFamily of\t\u201d Michael Mooney.\t*\t| Mr.and Mrs.Michael Wrinn Motion by Crs K Wilson and L Telford that the firm Labelle\t1\tw«/i to invito friends, relatives and neighbours to an & Labelle be appointed auditor for the Municipality of g\tOpen House In honour of their parents Motkm by Cm K wüaon and E Elliot that o l Telford be j\t40th Wedding Anniversary Î Saturday, October 20th, 1979 Monday, November 5, 1979 at the Council Hall to replace g\tfrom 2 to 4 p.m.Mayor W.J.Hanna, and Councillors Emery Elliot, seat 1, g\tat the,r Hon)e ShawvHi*, Qua.Douglas Fulford, seat 3, and Gary Hodgins seat 4, in the .g*\tBest kV,shes °nly Municipality of Clarendon whose terms of the office have expired.Motion by Crs I Hayes and G Hodgins to appoint Cr K Wilson as Deputy Presiding Officer if an election is necessary on November 5, 1979.\tf; Bills were presented for payment.Motion by Crs L Telford and K Wilson to pay bills amounting to $16,028.26.Motion to adjourn by Cr I Hayes.The Junction Sport and Social Club had a get to gether for Thanksgiving on Sunday evening.Most of the members were there and had a wonderful time.Some visitors to the club were Leo and Lottie Doherty of Port Colbome an Garnet and June Orr of Shawville.Entertainment was provided by Ron Orr, Gail Orr, Carson Alexander, Emmond Bell and Leo Doherty who sang a few songs.There was a lovely lunch served later on in the evening.It was real nice to see everybody together for Thanksgiving enjoyed a night out with their friends.- 'THF t s & 33 Happy Hour ii Darleen and Geri are responsible for the food management in the dining rooms and the kitchen area while Jerry handles the tavern and the lounge areas.They have had the help of a competent staff which includes cooks Randy Tubman, Charles Vallee and Jim 0Donnell, accountant Darrell Galley, kitchen staff Debbie Emerson, Glen Provost, and Lillian Smith, and pastry cook Rhoda Murray, and waitresses Miriam Owen, Brenda Bailey, Lorraine Hodgins and Pat Galley, bar tenders Lawrence Blaskie, Wayne Campeau and Dwight Martineau, booth supervisor Theresa Dagg with her many helpers including Susan Thomson, Kim Murray, Lynn Hearty, Marina Webster, Stella Wickens, Donna Blair, Andree Bergeron and of course \u201cGeraldine Jones\u201d.!Z I Saturday, October 13th - 5 to 10 p.m.Roast Beef Dinner 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.$725 a 99 in the CENTENNIAL LOUNGE Sunday, October 14th - 5 to 10 p.m.Complete 4 Course Dinner- New York Cut Steak o/ and à $1 o95 i/ I 9 9 PIC A NOCK LOUNGE s< Helping to get the old hotel into shape, mostly restoring it to some of its previous grandeur, have been Norman Wiggins, George Russell, Dubeau father and son, Bert Murphy and Bob Bowen who has also done a stint as chef under the new owners.PICANOCK LOUNGE il , It is the intention of the Murrays and the Hearty» to bring back some of the old graceful surroundings to this historic building.The lobby has been opened up in the tradition of country hotels, with the old original overstuffed chairs and sofas, re-upholstered in keeping with their period, original curved counter has been resurrected from a dark corner of the basement and rebuilt to serve once more in checking in the guests.Rooms upstairs are being revamped so that this hotel will once more become a stopping place for visitors to town.Some of the old lighting fixtures have been renewed and grace the main dining room.Downstairs the disco lounge is a combination of the old and the new with the latest in sound equipment and modern lighting and the walls Jtoiilt of ancient barn board which was acquired from the original Elliott homestead in Starks Corners in the early 1800's.They have also made sure that some of the original stone work in the foundation is still visible, tastefully framed With old wood planks.r \\ v \\ v k Donuts and Muffins The w with Open 12 p.m.to 2 a m.Coffee purchase » A Happy Hour o If Beef on a Bun Steak Sandwich ii Thursday & Friday 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.1 ff n : The main rooms in the Hotel are the downstairs lounge which they call the Picanock Lounge, the ever popular tavern [with its pool table and shuffle board, the Centennial Lounge where musical groups entertain and \u201cMurty's\" dining room.Private parties, service club meetings, banquets, retirements, sports nights and other gala occasions, as well as casual lunches are all accommodated in the coffee shop.CENTENNIAL LOUNGE Friday, October 12th 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.- \u201cHAPPY HOUR\u201d and FREE HOMEMADE BEANS $ H Saturday, October 13th Thursday, October 11 ! I li - V \"HAPPY HOUR r II 12 p.m.to 3:00 p.m.- Shuffleboard Tournament 3:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m.\u2022 \u201cMusic In Tavern\u201d &00 pm to &00 pm - FREE Homemade Beena S \\ Many local musical groups have performed at the Pontiac «House under the new management, the most popular thus far being Pontiac's own \u201cBlack River**.With all the innovations, and the return to some of the gracious old ways at the Pontiac ; House, this hotel has once more become the social center of «this village and its homey lobby provides a comfortable and ,convenient rendez vous where people can get together in «Shawville.The beautiful old fireplace not only keeps the chill .from the air but also adds to the general welcome feelings in «the new Pontiac House Hotel.m ù Z 9 9 w: y 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.i \" Every Tuesday & Thursday from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m.Richard Varraault 647-2839 If no answer colli 1-569-2224 2 ,4j The family of Vincent and V\tMary Foran assembled at X Cavan's Hotel and surprised their parents with a party in ^ their honor.It was their 40th V\tanniversary.>, Sincere sympathy to the Jennings family.Mrs Kathleen Jennings was a 'îj teacher in St Mary\u2019s School, \\ Quyon, for 18 years.j% She was loved and V\trespected by all and will be X sadly missed.After hearing of her death, one little girl, \u2022i her student, was head to say; Tm not going back to school _______m CONGRATULATIONS! YOU ARE OFF TO A GOOD START These simple tips can help you eliminate electricity waste and thus .play your part in conserving this precious S asset, hydroelectricity DISCOVER FRENCH STOPGAPS THAT PLAY A MAJOR ROLE FRENCH LANGUAGE INTENSIVE PROGRAM *dikal 9 à Duration: Five Weekend Sees lone (90 hra.) Place: Philemon Wright High School.Hull Coat *76.00 A gap of only 5 mill#- 75 cubic meters of cold air into your home TO Placement Teat Al applicants are required to be 66» Storm doors and double windows, weatherstripping and caufcing are all N We wish to extend \\ sympathy to Miss Annie Allen on the death of her sister, \u2022: Sadie Allen.* Also to the Daley family on present for a placement teat, to be held at the of IT OCTOBER: INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION MONTH Phflemon Wright High School, Daniel Johnson Btvd, Hu* on Tuesday October 30 at 7:00 p.m.PLEASE ADDRESS APPLICATION TO: r* HOW TO MAKE Mm Bob Delay who died In the Civic Hospital ÿ Saturday.September 80th.Sympathy la to Adult E ducation Center Box 330.Station \"A\u201d brother R « d He waa Hu*.Quebec J8X 3X7 778-3611 Fog# 6, THE EQUITY, Wednesdov.October 10, 1979 New techniques otter Lake to combat Post vandalism and Mrs Richardson attended a convention.Weekend guests with Mr and Mrs Adolph Zimerling were Mr and Mrs Garnet Congratulations to Gretchen and Richard Wills on the birth of their baby.Mr and Mrs Bsdwrreck of West Germany have spent last week with their daughter, Robert and Elke Wills and Alexander.They will spend next week with their son and daughter in Toronto.Cora and Noval McNeill spent last week in Oshawa, visiting with Bernice, Lorn and Laurier Hodgins, Roberta, Lester and Michelle and Carol Ann Hodgins.Congratulations to Bernice and Lorn Hodgins on the arrival of their grandson.Frank Bzdurreck and Lise and Frank's sister and brother in law of Toronto spent the Thanksgiving Sunday with Robert and Elke Wills and Alexander.Mr and Mrs Wilmer Harris, spent last week in Oshawa, with Mr and Mrs Thomas Harris.Charteris Chronicle \u201cWo buy or cut out bushlots\u201d Logging Contractors Entrepreneurs Forestiers Mrs.Norval McNeil Mrs.Elizabeth Hahn Zimerling of Coburg, Ontario.Weekend guests with Mr Recent visitors with Mr and and Mrs Adolph Zimerling Mrs Chas E Smith were Mr were Mr and Mrs Garnet &nd Mrs Roes Hambely of Zimerling of Coburg.Ontario.Nanimo, BC.Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Larry Zimerling Myrland Sparling.Brockville, and Myra of Toronto.Mr and Mr and Mrs Brace Hodgins.Mrs William Platt of Oshawa, Chad and Kerry, Wanda and Ontario.Mr and Mrs Leblance Donnie and girls of Shawville.and their friends of Ottawa, ss Weekend guests with Mr and Mrs Basil Quaile were Mr David Quaile from York University, Ontario, Mr and Mrs Allan Quaile, their son Jeremy of Willowdale, Ontario.Mr Robert Quaile of Mississagua, Ontario, Mr Shawn Winters, Ottawa, Mr and Mrs Terry Davidson, Ottawa, Mr and Mrs Jim Pittis of Ottawa spent the weekend here at their summer home.Their weekend guests were Miss Cheryl Pittis and Mr Richard Glatt of Ottawa and they all visited Mr and Mrs B G Quaile on Thanksgiving.Mrs Sharon Richardson was accompanied by her Mom, Mrs Grace Quaile to Los Angelos, California, where Midas Richard who is on the they spent a week s holiday gcklist at hig home.One of the major problems facing school boards these days in the increasing incidence of vandalism inside and outside school facilities.The figures have risen dramatically in recent years, and boards everywhere are looking for solutions to the problem.In the vace of extensive damage to school facilities last year, the Protestant Regional School Board of Western Quebec has Acting on the recommendation of Buildings Committee Chairman Lome Radmore, the board has approved a one-year trail program that will in effect pay students to keep schools free of damage.The incentive program will give School Student's Councils a percentage of the money saved if vandalism is reduced.To put some punch into the effect, the board will use a sliding scale starting at 20% for the first $1,000 saved, increasing by 2% for each additional $1,000.In other words, if a school\u2019s repair bill is reduced by $3,500, the Student\u2019s Council will receive $200 on the first thougsand, $220 on the second thousand, $240 on the third thousand, and $130 (26%) on the final $500, a total of $790.The plan has already been implemented in the schools, and the results will be tabulated semi-annually.Commissioners are hopeful that the system will prove successful, and they may be right.After all, who's going to turn down that kind of money for doing nothing?PONTIAC YEARBOOK DEDICATED TO FOSTER CHILD For several years, the Students' Council at Pontiac High School in Shawville has sponsored a foster child, Patrick Cadet of Haiti.Pontiac students have decided the school should mark 1979 as International Year of the Child, and they have dedicated their yearbook to their foster child.Although he has never been to Canada, Patrick is now an honoured guest in the pages of Pontiac's history, and an honorary student of the school.Speaking of history, Tuesday, September 25th is a date to remember.On that day, Tanya Fulford became the first female President of the Students' Council in the school's 12-year history.\t_____ BULLETIN BOARD- PRSBWQ Executive Committee, October 12, 7:30 pm.PRSBWQCouncil of Commissioners, October 13, 9:30 am.Both meetings will be held in Pontiac Protestant High School in Shawville.MAURICE PIESCHKE 643-2318 BRUNO MEILLEUR 643-2508 b Downsview, ILE-OU-GRÀND-CÀLUMET, P O.Mr and Mrs Frank Cohen of Reinhold Bell's Corners, spent a Sunday recently with Mable's mother, Mrs Nathan Dagg in Shawville.Congratulations to Brian and Debrah Russett on the birth of their baby.Recent visitors with Cors and Norval McNeill were Mr and Mrs W?Emmerson, Mr and Mrs Clarence Gunter, Mr and Mrs Ed Millson of Orono, Mr Bill McMurry of Madoe and Mr Dug Barter of Ottawa.\u2022 r .i ~\t\u2022\" s CLASSIFIED ADS WORK WONDERS! Mr and Mrs decided to try a creative approach Btotzlaff On Wednesday Mr and Mrs El Utz and Ricky of Prince george, B C, Mr and Mrs Clifford Hahn, Mr and Mrs Edgar Mayhew, Pamela were dinner and supper guests of Fred and Denise Gravelle, Tammy and Cindy Loesche in OTTAWA* On Saturday they were all supper guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Gravelle and family in Braeside, Ontario.Get well wishes to Mr Stocker Sales Tuesday, October 16th - Cobden 1:00 p.m.Tuesday, October 30th - Cobden 1:00 p.m.II Tuesday, November 6th - Cobden 1:00 p.m.Wednesday, November 7th \u2022 Galletta 1:00 pjn.These sale* ere In conjunction with regular weekly sales.Cattle will be accepted the day before If necessary.Food and water provided.Cobden Livestock Sales 646-2104 Galette Levestock Sales 623-4467 ATTENTION FARMERS Large Bulldozer available with COLONIZATION HOURS B » H FARM DRAINAGE Shawville 647 - 3892 40th anniversary Mr.& Mrs.Gainsford Phone now A surprise 40th anniversary was held for Linda and Lawrence Gainsford on September 29, 1979.The party was put on by their family, friends, neighbours, at the home of Cledas and Theresa Tubman.Their family had taken them out for supper.After supper they were taken to Cledas and Theresas home where they were really surprised to see their friends, neighbours and the lovely gifts that were presented to them.A delicious lunch was served after by their family.A good time was had by all.Auction Sale 95 head of Hereford Cattle, 3 Tractors, Farm Machinery, Furniture and Antiques Auction Sale for Mr.& Mrs.Glen Byce of Entire Household of Furniture, Appliances, Dishes, Antiques and Tools at the home of Cec.Knight Auction Sales Service presents an Foresters Falls, Ontario 5 mites north of Foresters Falls on the Grant Settlement Road.Watch for signs Sheen, Esher and Malakoff AUCTION SALE of ANTIQUES and OTHER ITEMS .Mrs.A.H.Box Saturday, October 13 for MRS.MARGARET MacKENZIE R.R.1, Renfrew, Ontario \u2014 4 Miles from Renfrew on Burnstown Road SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1979 at 10:30 a m.sharp \u2014 Viewing 9:00 - 10:30 a m.Having been favoured with instructions by Mrs MacKenzie, we will be offering for sale the following Items, which is merely a guide and In no way a warranty or guarantee as to condition, or age, and Is subject to additions, deletions, errors or minor changes, as you may find on day of sale.China.8-piece washstand set stamped with registration no.351021, multicolored; furniture, refinished round hardwood table.5 legs, back to wall cupboard.1 piece, oval walnut parlour table, gingerbread clock, linger lamp.Aladdin lamp complete with shade, dough bos.brass harness for hanging lamp, wall telephone and other items loo numerous to mention., Front St., Calabogie, Ont, on Saturday, October 13th \u2022t 11:00 a.m.sharp Mayor | Present Pilatske, Councillors Meehan, Carroll, Sullivan, Morris and Jennings.Also present were Michael and Norma Sullivan.drill be held at the dump site in the near future.Mayor reported the completion of the work on Trout Lake Road.The Hokum Lumber Co did work on the road, also.The River Road has been widened for snow removal, and a hydro pole moved bills from M Kidd 6 Sons for both projects and he ia to contact the Dept >f Transport about the $3000 grant.He has written permission from Mr and Mrs McCrae to remove and dump stumps on their property providing he sees that no damage is done to the property.A letter was read from Carmel Morris thanking council for requesting calcium for the road by their property.Secretary read a letter from the Post Office Dept in Hull, advising that the request for a postal drop has been forwarded to the proper authorities.Motion by Morris, seconded by Meehan, to pay outstanding bills: M Kidd & Sons $2457.84, transfer to 525 6.90, E jennings 283.65, M Kidd & Sons 420., Dennis St Martin 14, Dale Brennan 7.00, Que Min.of Revenue 9.33, Gordon Lavallee 85.00.G Carroll repeated his objection to paying children.Motion carried.Motion to pay $609.44 to County of Pontiac 5th instalment of the 3rd stage of the evaluation.Carried on a motion by Morris, seconded by Meehan.were Auctioneer REVEL T.STEWART Cobden, Ontario 613-646-7649 at 11:00 a.m.Auctioneer: JIM DICK RR2, Renfrew, Ontario Secretary reported there were no applications for the position of Agricultural Inspector.Mr and Mrs Sullivan repeated their request for action on the blockage of the watercourse by John Brennan and Secretary read a letter from Associates advising council members of their obligation in this matter, as stated in the Municipal Code of Quebec.After a discussion a motion was made by R Morris to send a registered letter to John Brennan ordering the removal of the obstruction of the watercourse crossing his property and that of Michael Sullivan, the obstruction being Lot 37, Range 11, Municipality of Sheen.If the work is not completed within ten days, council will proceed with the work at the expense of John Brennan.Seconded by G Carroll and carried.A copy of the letter is to be sent to Mr G Desjardins of Martineau LIVESTOCK SALES Secretary has the MOVING WEST AUCTIO MM To sell or not to toll?What do my cattle weigh?Could I get more dollars by shipping them to an auction market?Moat cattle no matter how they are sold eventually go through an \"We Buy All Class of Livestock\" and Martineau EVERYTHING HAS TO GOI overall sales.HIGHEST PRICES PAW Farm Machinery, c-6 Skidder, Chains, Disc, Harrow, Hay Wagon, Tools, Freezer, Wood Stove, Household Items, Clothing, House Plants, Ski Boots and much more.At the high market of cattle today no one can afford to ship cattle any greet distance before selling on any kind of market as each lb.of shrink la WORTH MORE THAN It was this time last year.Dave R.Bennett CATTLE BUYER SALE FROM 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.Call Nellis Stewart 648-2861 Saturday, Ocotber 13th most dollars that you can take home for each animal TUESDAY 1:00 p.m.COBDEN LIVESTOCK SALES TRUCKING ARRANGED 646-2104 4 miles west of Ladysmith Sparling Lake Road, Upper Thome KRAUT FARM **.#* + + *** + **** a + »\t4% on A o o * v * e I ( p Fit WEDNESDAY to TUESDAY OCTOBER 10- 11 \u2022 12- 13- M - 1$ - 1S YIELD INCREASED ON LAST FIVE ISSUES X BONUSES DUE ON ISSUES DATED BEFORE 1974 %