The gleaner, 8 septembre 1971, mercredi 8 septembre 1971

[" d Mrs.orman ngdon, .H.Mist and pink te the white e-soie, th veil piece.and Lyla wered relvet.white *.The ewart, e.Was roses, aqua theart 1 Mrs.g ina e car- sass \u2014 RE LAI AE FR SE ETES SET Le Branch 81, Royal Canadian Legion, Huntingdon took first place honors in the Thursdas night judging of floats at the arena.The winning theme for this year's Huntingdon Fair float was \u2018Welcome Veterans.\u2019 \u201cInthe shade of the old apple tree was one of many well-designed floats seen in Thursday night's street parade in Huntingdon.\u2018Tree\u2019 placed fourth in float judging at the Huntingdon County War Memorial Arena.Ecology has almost become a household world and Maple Leaf Grange thought it fitting to present a float of that theme in the Huntingdon ¥air street parade.It placed fourth in float judging.Dignitaries were in abundance at the Thursday evening opening of Huntingdon Fair.Lef( to right.they were: Messrs.Stanley Reid.Fair Board President; Sylvio Benoit, Mayor of Ste.Barbe; Ken Fraser, Huntingdon County M.N.A.: Kevin Drummond, Quebec Minister of Lands and Forests: Graham Salter.Mayor of Elgin: Charles Reid.Mayor of God- manchester; Lucien Perron, Mayor of St.Anicet: Franklin Cameron: Mayor of Dundee: Allan Wilson, Mayor of Havelock: Gerald Laniel, M.P.for Beauharnois-Salaberry district and Huntingdon Mayor Leo Cappiello.Mrs.Willlam R.Tannahill presents the William R.Tannahill Memorial Trophy given by the Huntingdon Agricultural Society Division \u2018A\u2019 for annual competition with miniature to winner (Class 7) Holstein Heifer 2 years old in milk or dry to Murray Templeton of Howick.Shown with *\u2018Nadeau Princess Leola\", the winning animal.This year's version of Huntingdon Fair is now history but the \"71 exhibition will go down on record as being one of the better show: to grace the Huntingdon Fur grounds in recent years.As a matter of fact it was almost a record breaker Don Davidson.Vice: President of the Huntingdon Fair Board informed The Gleaner on Monday that between eight and nine thousand admissions were realized during the fair's four-day span The figure takes into account the 3.700 paid adult admissions.1200 children.700 paid memberships and those with exhibitors\u2019 passes.Attendance estimates place the recent most fair close to 1968 when an all ume high was realized.Fur: thurmore the exhibition manages to make a mark by establishing a record lor the best attendance at a Saturday night show Started Thursday Huntingdon Fair came to Achievement Dax starteu the ball rolling at 10 um folluwed by judging ot vegetables.truit.flowers.handicrafts.ete.A showing of cattle and hurses tilled the afternoon slate along with a pet show sponsored by the Fair Board Parade Thursday alse naarked the official opening During the evening tloats bands curs and numerous decorated bicveles anu children converged on King Street near Hunungdon Academy to _torm the Fours annual procession.Purade Master DoJ Meterngle bundled organization and iast nunute improvisations with ability and soon had the show on the road Thursday chetling > superfine weather assured that a large crowd lined the parade route The MeCous Corners area Wus a tavored vanlage point und it was there that spectators lined the streets jour and five deep in anticipation of et Cleverly designed uats.nine music by a number af bands and ot course.Kids made the event a memorable one Like a magnet Aiter the parade had vended its wat to the fatrgrounds a large percentage of those assembled did the same.adding to an already sizeable croxd at the arena.Prior to wirning the arena over to the equine enthusiasts for the evening horse show floats decorated bicycles and curts were Judged by Miss Richards of Athelstan and Gaetan Rousselle of Huntingdon To most it was a foregone conclusion that Branch 81.Royal Canadian Legon.would take first in the float category Vv ypmueally time presentation as an annual event tor the Huntingdon Legionaires Brenda Trepamer took nest place honors in decorated carts white Chantal Daigle had.an-the Judges\u201d opimen the most cleverly designed decorated bicycle 1 71 Huntingdon Fair a success Mr Stanley Reid.Fair Board President introduced Mr Kevin Drummond.Quebec Minister of Lands and Forests.Mr.Drummond made a few short remarks prior to his declaring Huntingdon Fair to be of: ically opened Entertainment by the Ormstown Band and Rhythmettes preceded a tall evening ot horse showing Friday Friday was Black and White Day as local Holstem exhibitors display ed the trun of thew eftorts.starting at 10 um Sheep.swine, goats and Ayrshire cattle judgmg were also on Friday '~ schedule of events In the atternoon a nine-class horse show was completed A tull state ot horse chasses wis held Friday evening Intermission entertainment was provided by the Chateauguax Valles Highland Pipe Band Saturday Young area larmers \u2018in friendly takeover was the ever-growing 4-H program.Two classes in the horse show program rounded out the afternoon.Saturday evening was as others.devoted to horses.Of additional in terest is that the evening marked the best ever at tendance for a Saturday might at Huntingdon Fair One blemish during the Saturday night show was the appearance of what can only be termed as idiots Boos\u2019 and \u2018hisses\u2019 followed a number of performances later in the evening.Ac cording to one areca horse woman the group respon sible for the ultimate low in sportsmanship vmanated from the same area and were for the most part sutfering trom a bad case of beg poor losers one voung horseman summed up the majorities\u2019 feeling when he was heard to mutter.\u201cve been toa lot of of horse shows.but I've never heard _amthing hike Key à The Honorable Drummond.Quebs Minister of Lands a 4 Forests officially opened Che 31 version of Huntingdon Fair Thursday night at the life on Thursday A Hun- another tine parade Mter antroductions of they aded the arena on that yvueh!\u201d Needless to Huntingdon County War tingdon Call Club They werent disappointed local dignitaries on hand.saturdas The reason tor the s Contimued on page 18° Memorial Arena.THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS & 108th YEAR HUNTINGDON, QUEBEC WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 15g per copy 18 PAGES Huntingdon stop cancelled Bourassa to open Havelock Fair Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa will officially open the 100th Havelock Fair on Saturday.arriving by helicopter at 11 a.m.Until yesterday (Tuesday the Premier's visit in the County included a brief stopover in the Town of Hun- tingdon before proceeding to Havelock Fair but un: fortunately these arrangements have been changed and he will be only visiting Havelock.Hinchinbrooke Volunteer Firemen.officials of Havelock Fair and possibly even Ken Fraser.M.N.A are New principal on Huntingdon Academy staff Mr.David D'Aoust.a 25- year-old native of Hudson.has been appointed Principal of Huntingdon Academy .He has six years in the teaching profession to his credit and has taught in a variety of grades (kindergarten through ten).According to Mr.D\"Aoust.he heard of the job opening \u2018through the grapevine.\" applied and was accepted by the Huntingdon Protestant School Commission.Mr.Roland Greenbank.tormer administrative head of the school has taken a teaching position at Chatcauguav Valley Regional High School in Ormstown.Mr.D'Aoust's former employer was the Lakeshore Regional School Board.He worked for that board in the capacity of French specialist and head teacher at Dorion Garden School.A graduate of Macdonald College of.McGill, Mr.D'Aoust has also earned a French Specialist diploma.Mr.and Mrs.D'Aoust presently make their home in Dorion.He will continue to commute from that area until it is convenient for his soon-to-be-four family to move to Huntingdon.In addition to his duties as principal.Mr.D'Aoust will be teaching French.Those teaching the approximately 273 students who will attend the Academy this vear are as follows: Jean Pringle Level 1.Jane Wilson - Level 2.Gail MacDonald - Level 3.Elma Sutton - Level 4 Agnes Howie - Levels 4 & 3.John Watson Levels 3 & 6.Florence Rutherford - Level t.Ella Ruddock Kindergarten, Dawn Lang - Special Education.Fred Hutchings Special Education, - Barbara Ednie - Special Education.Anna Baksh - Special Education.Mary Morison - French.convinced that Premier Bourassa has learned that the hot noon dinner at Havelock Fair is something nobody in the entire Chateauguay Valley would dream of missing and that 1s one of the reasons he has decided to spend as much time as possible at the Fair David D'Aoust on Saturday Others.of course.know trom experience that the annual Havelock Fair is the greatest meeting place there is and that nowhere else could he ever see so mans constituents at one time Saturday cooler.will be bright and Its always à A Former area resident allege involved in Florida kidnapping 20-year-old Wayne Story.given address Montreal, formerly of Ormstown, was arrested on August 30 by F.B.l.agents in a lounge in Miami.Florida.He was taken to Dade County Jail as an alleged accomplice for assault.kidnapping and bank robbery according to an article in the late edition of The Montreal Star of August 30.The report stated that the former area youth is assumed to be connected With the kidnapping of Mrs.Paul Losner of Homestead.Florida.wife of a prominent Miami bank president.Alert F.B.I.members foiled the $100.000 ransom attempt after a 30-mile chase when they apprehended 26- year-old Dennis Clyde Bennet who had tried to make a get-away with Mr.and Mrs.Losner after he had Howick bank is robbed Three men, one masked and armed entered the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on Thursday at i1:10a.m.and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.The trio are reported to have entered the bank and forced the staff to comply with their demands to turn over money.Archie Peddie.the only customer inside at the time of the theft was told to sit on the floor with his hands raised.As mentioned only one of the bandits was armed and masked.The other two.described as young men were not disguised.They left the hank and sped away from the village via the Tullochgorum Road in a purple Chevrolet convertible.persuaded the husband to bring money for the release of his wife Ken Story of Ormstown, Wayne Story\u2019s father.told a Gleaner reporter that he first became aware of the charge against his son last Wednesday when he was shown a copy of the late edition of The Montreal Star He said the picture was that of his son.A Miami newspaper contacted Ken Story later the same day and in the course of conversation in timated to Mr.Story that his son had not been apprehended because of an active part in the charges against Bennet but because the latter had named Wayne as an accomplice.The newspaper reporter from Miami told Ken Story that his son had attained sume success as a painting contractor and had acquired four trucks and three cars for his business.The reporter intimated that Bennet had named Wayne as an accomplice in an effort to have the young Canadian deported after which Bennet.a former partner in the contracting business, would acquire full ownership.Ken Story told The Gleaner \u201cWhere there's smoke there's fire.but I can't picture Wayne as an accomplice in a kidnapping or bank robbery.\u201d Wayne has not contacted his father and the latter told The Gleaner \u201cIf he was in real trouble that's the first thing he'd do.\u201d Wayne Story is a graduate of Chateauguay Valley Regional High School and has completed one year of college.He visited his father this spring but has not lived at home for the past two year-.pertect Saturday for Havelock Fair Once m a while ram clouds threaten carly in the forenoon but they \u201cburn\u201d ofl or blow away long belore Judging starts Exvervone concurs that cach sear There's something for everybody at Havelock Fair The horse show is good, the livestoek classes large handicrafts of top calibre.flower entries fresh and beautiful and of course because Havelock 1s tocated in the centre of the best apple producing area.apples are a prime extubit.To be honest.Havelock Fair boasts the best ot everything.If vou want an enjoyable time on Saturday, be al Havelock Fair, where old triends meet and new friends are made Two Sisters from à religions order m Vallesfield were injured when this late model imported compact strnck a telephone pole in Ormstown on Tuesday.Iriver of the ear, Sister Lorraine Beauchamp and Sister Lise Gendron were rushed to Barrie Memorial Hospital in Oninstown after the 12:15 pom.mishap.Constable Leduc of the Ste.Martine detachment of the Quebec Police Force reported that both sulferved minor injuries and that the vehicle sustained more than à $1000 damage.Plans move ahead for Senior { Citizen Home in Hemmingford A news letter has been sent to every house in Huntingdon county describing the proposed Senior Citizen Home in Hemmingtord.It is hoped that this report will answer many of the questions of the people in the area.The proposed Home would be the first modern and fully equipped in the area and it would be specially designed and operated to ensure the comtort and enjoyment by the residents The Hemminglford Comanittee has sponsored the project because Hun Ungdon County.compared to other counties.has the highest proportion of people over 65 The Department of Welfare knows of 158 people from Huntingdon county who need care and this number will increase each vear All \u2018Templedale Dotty Alert.\u2018 a three-year-old heifer owned by Murray Templeton of Howick took top price at the Huntingdon-Ormstown Holstein sale held Monday afternoon at the new Homes must be con nected to water and sewage systems and Hemmingford 1s fully equipped.Hospital services are only 30 minutes away by ambulance which is as convenient as many areas of Montreal.Finally there are several good.locations available within the village of Hemmingford.The Committee discussed the type of Home with the Directors of Homes, the Department of Welfare and Social Agencies and they advise that because Hun- tingdon county and vicinity is mostly rural, it is probable that most people own their home and would prefer to stay there as long as possible.The Committee accepts this recommendation and plans to provide for older people according to the care needed Accomodation would be available for people who find at difficult to keep house and who may need medical care weekly Special accomadation would be available for people who need complete care but who do nol need full hospital services.Care would include registered nurses 24 hours a day, à doctor service daily and a clinic, Visitors including children would be welcome ane à is hoped that arrange: ts would he made for vis < at any time, other than neal hours and up to a normal closing hour.Everyone vould afford to be à resident even with only their old age pension because a Government subsidy would pay the balance.Directors of other (Continued or-page 18) Huntingdon Fairgrounds.Louis-Joseph Jean of Chicoutimi paid $775 for the animal LL - The Gleaner Wednesday, September 3, 1971 Fhis :« That » Town ORMSTOWN - a former local youth, Wayne Story, was umed as an accomplice in an aborted assault, kidnapping d bank robbery charge in Florida by a former business rtner.(See story elsewhere.) IDEAL WEATHER - prevailed for the annual Huntingdon air which was concluded Sunday evening.Attendance was (cellent and entries in most classes were much larger than sual.(See prize list and report elsewhere.) THIS SATURDAY - the weatherman will again be on his best behavior because of the annual Havelock Fair.He wouldn't disappoint the throngs of people from all over the Chateauguay Valley who will spend from early morning until after dusk at this popular one-day fair.September 11 will mark the 100th anniversary of Havelock Fair and to mark the auspicious occasion the Premier of Quebec, Mr.Robert Bourassa.will be there to officially open the fair.Hin- chinbrooke Volunteer Firemen are again sponsoring the hot meal at noon and report is that Mr.Bourassa will be among thos@enjoying thedinner which helps to make Havelock Fair so successful.He is expected to arrive at Havelock in a \u201cticopter.ONCE AGAIN - watchmen at Huntingdon Fair caught ople trying to get onto the grounds by climbing fences in 2 vicinity of the race track.Would vou believe some were «ults?One couple parked their car in a parking lot off Route 2 andstried to gain entrance that way.They paid their ad- ission after being caught.And it wasn\u2019t children from orer families who tried to get in free (they went in the main gate and paid - but children of well-to-do parents.One hippy- type climbed over the fence and was apprehended by a burly member of the Huntingdon Volunteer Fire Department.The fireman showed the traveller his fireman's badge and without looking to sce that it was a fireman's badge and not a policeman's.the man took to his heels and was still running when he went through the main exit.The fireman hadn't had any intention of making trouble.but the gate crasher had no way of knowing that.WATER, -MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS - are adding certain refinements to their product.Now they have come out with an orthopedic model for people with bad backs: it's filied with hard water.- Reader's Digest HUNTINGDON SEA CADETS - will attend the Expo ball game at Jarry Park in Montreal on September 14.REGISTRATION - of new members of St.Francis Sea Cadets will be held at 7:15 pan.September 13 at Notre-Dame School in Huntingdon.All boys 13 to 16 years of age will be welcomed.ORMSTOWN - the B.J.McGerrigle store at 33 Lambton St.in Thistown was sold to Mr.Lucien Dandurand some weeks ago.Despite persistent rumors, nothing definite has been released concerning the type of enterprise to be operated on the premises.SERVICE STATION SOLD - the former John E.Myers Shell service station on Chateauguay St.in Ourtown has been sold to Ricky Runnalls, operator of the Golden Eagle Service station which is located across the street.Mr.Runnalls has been renovating his new station and anticipates opening it later this month.BEATTIE - a Bell Canada splicer foreman in this area for many years, recently accepted a transfer to Toronto.Nelson and family own a home on Route 4 about 2!: miles east of Huntingdon and plan to dispose of it immediately.He will be missed in the community.being secretary of the Huntingdon Rotary Coub, superintendent of the Huntingdon United Church Sunday School and active in many circles.He is now working in Toronto and spent the Labor Day weekend with his family here.He expects them to join him in their new home in about a month.SATURDAY NIGHT - saw the largest Saturday night attendance in history at lHluntingdon Fair.All available parking space was taken and cars were parked on Centre, Fairview and Henderson Sts.WELL, FOR THE LUVVA - some people are fortunate: one of our Ormstown collaborators, Mrs.Bernie Cullen, recently returned to Thattown after a 7-week motor trip to Alaska.So last Wednesday she took off for a solo holiday.We understand she returned.refreshed, on Labor Day after visiting spots in New York and Vermont states.AND - coming off the Old Military Turnpike at Ellenburg.a lad of about 8 or 9 years of age caught Bernie's eve.He was sitting with his back against a once-stately but now dead elm tree.He was strumming a guitar about three times as big as himself.And he was singing one of those tear jerking cowboy songs.Nearby.with its head pushed through the strands of a wire fence, a Holstein calf was gazing at the boy.Intrigued.Bernie not only stopped her car but climbed over a fence and \u2018snuck\u2019 up on the boy.Just after the cowboy in the song drew his last breath, she broke in and asked \u2018Do vou often sit here like that?The answer was simple: \u201cYes mam, almost every day.You see.my call is kind of partial to my music.TALKING ABOUT CALVES - we wonder who's going to win that purebred Ayrshire that captivated hearts, young and old, at Huntingdon Fair?Proceeds of the draw are for Elgin Presbyterian Church Cemetery.Final chance to obtain your ticket will be at Havelock Fair on Saturday.AND JUST THIS - 11-year-old Alister Irving (St.Anicet and Howick) who is blind was overheard confiding to his mother \u2018I wish my ticket would win that calf for me.\u201d One of those nearby was Murray Templeton who won many of the firsts in the \u201cattle division and in turn Mr.Templeton was heard to if you do, I'll buy you a halter for her\u201d \u2018W LADY LUCK if only you overheard.too.VE HAIR' WILL SELL - How many insurance ex tives do vou know who have long hair and wear brightly-colored shirts?They may be scarce now.but the traditional mold of the pleasantly .conservative insurance man will have to be broken if the industry is to prosper in the future.The Financial Post says this is the view of some school professors specializing in executive training and recruitment.Certainly it is one that is operative - at least until the wheel of fashion takes another turn.At a recent meeting of the American Risk & Insurance Association in Mon \u2018eal, George Odiorne.business school dean at the University of Utah, warned the industry that the demands of producin7 new products, coping with increasing government THIET } DIE THEEY 7) VOLKSWAGEN 2 gr.69 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 Dr HT (BUICK SPORT WAGON ¢ BUICK LESABRE SEDAN 6 PONTIAC Laurentian coach 6 CHRYSLER Newport 4 dr.HT YONTIAC Parisienne 2-dr HT \u201cHEVROLET, Bel-Air sed.\"HEVELLE sedan 65 JLDS.Super, 2 dr.H.T.R.verside Motors Lid.TEL 264-5396 HUNTINGDON Blind Irving of St.Anicet and Howick is shown with his huge pumpkin which won him two dollars for being the largest pumpkin on display at Huntingdon Fair.11-year-old Alister Lacolle ya The new Customs House building on 9B is complete.There still remains some work on the approach outside the building.Mrs.Gilbert Boyse of Plattsburg.and Mrs.Leon Robinson of Champlain.were visitors at the Jack Boyse home for a day during the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Robinson were supper guests of Mrs.Florence Barr at Hemmingford on Saturday.Miss Margaret Masten returned on Thursday after a holiday at Bermuda.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Cairns and family of Toronto were weekend guests of her mother.Mrs.Nelson Van Vliet.Mr.and Mrs.E.Robinson were supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.McClintock at Ormstown on Sunday.on the Dundee W.I.Notes 9 Mrs Jos.Nicuwenhoit entertained the Dundee Women's Institute, Wednesday, September 1.Ten members answered roll call \u2018Advantages or Disadvantages of Television in the Home.\" Members are interested in writing a History of Dundee.Some information was given on Aubrey's Corners.in Dundee.which was a training ground for local men during the Fenian Raids.Dundee has a great history because of its position and we feel it should be preserved.Any pictures or information anyone could give would be appreciated and could contact Mrs.Hugh Ferguson.Convenors received their outlines for 1971-72 and the minutes of the Annual Provincial Convention had also been received.Five dollar donations are to be sent to the Gai Valley School and the Huntingdon County Fair.À card was read from Mrs.Nieuwenhof, while she was visiting in Holland.She had recently spent an enjoyable three weeks there.Mrs.George McPherson showed sea-shells.sand and pictures she had brought from a recent trip to Pennsylvania.Plans were made to hold a card party in the Dundee Municipal Hall in November.Members had been invited to the Aubrey-Riverfield Women's Institute Branch.Only three members.Mrs.N.D.McPhee.Mrs.Martha Currie.and Mrs.H.Ferguson were able to attend.The meeting was held lawn of Mrs.J.Wolodarsky.An enjovable social afternoon was spent.during which, interesting contests were held.A delicious buffet lunch was served by the Aubrey- Riverfield ladies.Convener's reports: Agriculture: (Mrs.T.Stowell Outline for Agriculture.EAL E 0 MAVERICK 2 4.{ : 69 PLYMOUTH sedan | | AETEOR Montcalm 2-dr HT | { regulation and satisfying better educated customers will force the insurers to hire the best people they can get - even if they do look unorthodox by present insurance company standards.UNOFFICIAL WORD - is that Harold McCaig.well known Ring Master at the annual Ormstown Exhibition, is in line for the position of secretary-treasurer for the Beauharnois and District Livestock Breeders Association.WATCH - for a C.V.R.ILS.weekly column by Bernice Cullen in The Gleaner.Information will be gleaned from- administrators, staff and students.AT LONG LAST - the C.V.R.H.S.pass list appears elsewhere in this issue.HAVELOCK FAIR SPECIALS - read the long list of additional special trophies and awards for Saturdays Havelock Fair.INJURED IN MISHAP - two Valleyfield residents suffered minor injuries in a one-car accident which occurred during the noon hour near the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Ormstown vesterday (Tuesday), See elsewhere.ONLY HAVELOCK - it was amnounced late yesterday (Tuesday) that Premier Robert Bourassa will be on hand to officially open the 100th Havelock Fair on Saturday but that his expected visit to the Town of Huntingdon has been cancelled.Ken Fraser, M.N.A.explained that the Premier is operating on a very tight time schedule.His arrival at Havelock on Saturday is scheduled for 11 a.m.SEE NENT WEER'S LP WT AF TERN IMPORRANT A UNC MENT goin HAMISF RERES oruston Po @ 70 EPIC 2\u2014DOOR 70 VOLKSWAGEN 69 CHEVROLET SEDAN 68 CHEVROLET coach 66 CORTINA sedan 66 CHEVROLET 65 PONTIAC Convertible HUNTINGDON MOTORS INC (JIMMY SMYTHE, Prop.) 54 CHATEAUGUAY ST.264-5822 Citizenship - Immigration to Canada has dropped this year from last year - less from England but more {rom the United States - Outline for Citizenship Mrs.Martha Currie Home Economics - J.Platt, Household hints - Put plastic wrapping between the cover and paint can to keep a layer trom forming on paint when not in use.To clean brass or copper.rub with vinegar and salt and wipe off.Add lemon juice to water used for making ice cubes for iced teu or fruit drinks.Grated raw potato in \u2018Mrs.meat loaf adds moisture and _-\u201d binds together Grated cheese in apple pie crust gives flavor.Education- Stowelle Education.N Welfare and Health - + Mrs J.Nieuwenhof) Causes of heart attacks.A donation was received from Mrs.G.Leslie.Members took part in a lively debate \u201cResolved that modern day living is better than the older days.\u201d Mrs, G.Leslie adjourned the meeting.A delicious lunch was served by the hostess.Mrs, Nieuwenhof.À previous meeting was held in the home of Mrs.Pearl McNicol in Cornwall.Mrs.McNicol had a very interesting display ot articles she had made.These included a crocheted lace table cloth in dainty pastel colors, several quilts.bedspread.floor mats, dolls, crocheted baskets and «Mrs.W Outline for swans, wood fibre flowers and other small bazaar ilems.Dundee Mr.and Mrs.Pierce Armstrong of Connecticut spent the Labour Day week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Armstrong.HALIFAX - \\ resident of Huntingdon, is one of twelve university students completing a summer of research work under the scholarship program of the Atlantic Provinces Inter-University Committee on the Sciences.Peter M.Strain of Boyd Settlement Road is conducting research in chemistry under the direction of Dr.D.Barton of Memorial University of Newfoundland.Mr.Strain is an honours science student at the University of New Brunswick and will return to that institution in the fall «0 complete the final vear of his bachelor of science degree requirements.Dr.and Mrs.Marston and Iroquois, Ont.Malcolm Mr.and Mrs, Cary Car- family of pentier of Chateauguay are guests of spent the holiday week-end Dr.Marston's father.Mr.with Anne's parents, Mr.Wim.Ferguson.and Mrs.L.D.Fraser.AN Join the Sea Cadets welcome aboard RCS CC \u201cSt, Francis\u201d Monday nights at 7:15 Notre Dame School - Huntingdon Registration ot new Cadets and ; opening parade Sept.13 Dramas Guests this week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.V.Elder included Mr.and Mrs.Adrian O'Reilly of Kingston, Ont.and their niece, Mrs.Mitzi O'Neil and two sons of Madrid, N.Y., Mr.and Mrs.Ed Jaeger of Sea Cliff, LI, Mrs.Nelson McClary of Constable, Mr.and Mrs.JE.Marchand and granddaughters of Ile Perrault and Mr.Barry Fraser of Chatham, Ont.Havelock Mr.and Mrs.Frank McComb of Mooers, N.y were Sunday callers of My; Oasie Mannagh.Mrs.Bill Gibbs and family spent a few days at Ornm.stown with the Laurins.Mr.Robert Laurin Jacques and Robert spent à few days with Mr.and Mrs Clifford Stacey at st Clothilde.72 Dalhousie LE MAGASIN DE HUNTINGDON WOOLLEN MILLS Huntingdon Tel.: 264-5361 Tissu fourrure \"Mongolian\" 8 200 rg.TISSU SIMILI FOURRURES Tissu embosse Patrons floraux $950 vg.Tissu velvet \u201cCrushed\u201d $900 1g.Tissu Suedine $ 200 vg Tissu apprete \"Duravel\u201d 8 200 rg.Tissu barre VELVET Ss 200 vg.Melton 20-26 oz.$ 1 50 rg.LAINAGE Plaids $950 vg.$150 rz T weeds Profites de nos speciaux en cours durant la saison estivale AT GARDEN CITY GROCERY EDS Slab BACON Lb.39c Number 1 BUTTER 656 +.Blood PUDIN G Lb.39c CHICKENS Flamingo BREAD 19 6 to 7 Lbs.~,.GROUND BEEF 65\u20ac vw.7\u201d PEPPERS GREEN President Cube Carrots 19 oz Tin 10c Allen's SOFT DRINKS Ass't Big 26 oz btle.8 vor 100 10c each Cooked ham La Belle Fermiere LOCAL ib.109 Tomatoes Plain Bologna by piece Lb.33c 2 29¢ Nescafe Instant COFFEE 6 oz Jar 109 Ca BANANAS 10 &- Coorsh Smoked Meat dev.89\u20ac Ready- To-Eat Dinner HAM 996 Boneless POTATOES 10 * 20 New Vogue TOILET PAPER À, Rolls 45c lHygrade Wieners 5c HOT Barbecued We now have CHICKENS READY-TO-EAT REMI LEBLANC, PROP.TEL.: 264-5458 a GARDEN CITY GROCERY | HUNTINGDON FREE DELIVERY \u2014 BEER and PORTER Lae 5) So Ae a ie pao mes Se ad ESI Re TT Te See ETD Frank , N.f Mrs | family t Orm.ins.Laurin, spent a nd Mrs, at St EN don se JUX trs | \u2014 Rap gana YE TEE Te Bridal showers for Howick misses Miss Dorothy Reddick Miss Dorothy Reddick of Howick was given a bridal shower on Tuesday August 31 when 24 ladies, neighbours of the young couple, were entertained at the home of Mrs.Melville Brown.Gladioli decorated the rooms on this special occasion.A gift of kitchenware called \u2018\u2018Fancypans\u2019\u2019 was arranged in the form of a tiered wedding cake, topped off with a vase of flowers.Dorothy was delighted with this fine gift and in thanking ner friends said she understood now what it meant to be surprised.A few guessing games were played and a pleasant social hour enjoyed when dainty refreshments were served by the co-hostesses, Marna Brown, Marian Anderson and Thyra Tolhurst.An arrangement of pink and white gladioli with matching candles centered the table at which the grandmother of the bride-to- be, Mrs.Hiram Reddick, poured tea and coffee.Miss Sherril L Carson The Howick United Church choir met on Wednesday evening September 1, at Mrs.R.Stewart's new home, for the first time since the summer holiday and took the opportunity to give Miss Sherill Carson a surprise bridal shower.Although not a regular member during the past two years, her lovely voice is heard in solo numbers as often as possible and she had joined the choir on this occasion to prepare a solo for the coming Sunday.As everyone prepared to sing the opening number, two charter members, Margaret Ness and Florence Crawford carried in a large basket filled with an intriguing variety of boxes, which they set before the startled bride-to-be.When all the gifts had been opened and admired and Sherrill had thanked her friends, music for the coming Sunday was practised and she sang the solo she was preparing.Mrs.Ledderhoff, a visiting soloist, was present and sang a number she will be singing the following week.Then there was a short sing song and several guessing games, led by Lynn Mac- Farlane and Carolyn Templeton.Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and several members of the choir.There were 20 people present at this pleasant gathering, which included the regular members and several friends.Among those absent were Mr.and Mrs.Peter Miller.Peter is recovering from surgery and hopes to be back at church in a couple of weeks.Kemp-Bourassa Wedding at Ormstown Joan Kichelle, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Bourassa of Orm- stown, was united in marriage on Saturday, August 28, to Mr.E.Duncan Kemp, son of Mr.and Mrs.Eric Kemp of Bedford.The ceremony was conducted by Rev.Oliver Carmichael at seven o'clock in the evening at St.Paul's United Church Ormstown, with Mrs.William Lawrence as organist.The bride entered the church to the strains of Beethoven's *\u2018Song of Joy\u201d, attired in a simple gown of white crystaline crepe, her .floor length veil held in place by a plain white bonnét-type headpiece.She carried a cascade bouquet consisting of one huge red rose with streamers of small red roses and fern.Joan _was attended by her sister.Dianne as maid of honor, in a long gown of blue crepe with matheing bonnet and another sister, Shirley in a similar gown of yellow with matching headpiece.Six-year-old Judy Kemp, niece of the groom led the bridal procession attired in a floor-length dress of pink with matching bonnet.The bridesmaids carried nosegays of whitemumswith centres coloured to match their gowns.Mrs.Bourassa, mother of the bride, wore a long gown .of mauve brocade crepe with a white orchid corsage and + accessories.Mrs.Kemp mother of the groom was attired in a floor length gown of strawberry lace with white shoes and gloves.She also wore a white orchid corsage.Mrs.Wood.maternal grandmother of the bride, wore a blue suit with white accessories and Mrs, Bourassa, Sr wore a white suit with navy blue accessories.The groom's best man was his close friend, Mr.Campbell Cross.The ushers were Wayne Kemp.brother of the groom and Norman Wood, cousin of the bride.A reception for the more \u2018than 160 guests was held at where the bride's sisters, Francine, [louise and Margaret acted as hostesses.appropriately attired in long gowns of flowered crystaline.Music was provided by the Campbell orchestra.The happy couple left for a two-week honeymoon at Cape Cod and other points in the eastern United States.Upon their return they will reside in Bedford where Mr.Kemp is employed by The Shawinigan Chemical Co.Mrs.Kemp is a graduate nurse of the Royal Victoria Hospital.Out-of town guests were from, Sudbury, Toronto, Ottawa, Granby.Bedford.Stanbridge East, Cowan- sville, Montreal.Three Rivers, Malartic, Valleyfield and Huntingdon.Two Howick couples have anniversary celebrations Thursday September 2, the Younie children inscribed a happy message on Cecil's little red truck announcing their parent\u2019s 25th wedding anniversary.Cecil and Gladys had a private celebration that day but there was a family gathering at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Roy T.Younie, La Salle on Saturday evening Sept.4.24 guests were present including Gladys\u2019 parents, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Grills from Campbellford, who had slipped in unannounced and were celebrating their 49th anniversary.During the evening an aunt and uncle, Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Pettey called from Toronto, they were sorry to be absent on their 38th anniversary.A delicious dinner had been prepared by the Younie family, the buffet being centered with a 3-tier anniversary cake made by \u2018Mrs.Grills.A pleasant social evening followed when gifts were presented.A fine FM-AM radio was a remembrance of this happy occasion from their children Roy, Harry, Margaret and Elaine.20th Anniversary The Gruer family met on Saturday evening Sept.4 at the home of their sister.Mrs.Muriel Ness, to celebrate the 20th wedding anniversary of Ed and Gladys Green from Brampton, Ont.An anniversary cake added the special touch to a buffet lunch served at the close of a pleasant social evening.À gift of money was presented from the family.PRESSING MATTERS by Eric Brown Golf - What men do to relax when they are too tired to mow the lawn.AEE A lot of walking, broken up by disappointment and bad arithmetic.\u2014\u2014 À sport that keeps you on the green, in the pink and in the red.À gardener digging up someone else's lawn.\u2014\u2014\u2014 You'll always be \u2018somebody special\u2019.¥ when you do business % with H.D.C.(hun- tingdon dry cleaners) 0 22 lake St.{\" Huntingaon.the Ormstown Curling, Club, by Bernice Cullen Mr.Robert Walker: Mr.Bob\u201d Walker came to Ormstown in 1969, having applied to the Montreal School Board a few months earlier.Director General Mosher who was touring the British Isles, arranged for an interview and hired Bob.on the spot for C.V.R.À native of Bristol.England, Mr.Walker received his education in his native land and graduated from St.Paul's College in Cheltenham as a teacher.His first love is drama, and from his excellent work in that field during his stay at While in England he was on the staff of the Professional Children\u2019s Theatre and was tutor producer of the Community Council.Bob married his college sweetheart, Val Russel in 1968.One of his pet peeves is \u201cilleration™ in news copy.(Cullen\u2019s Clannish Column) Robert, sometimes, Testy teachers tend to tamper tactfully.\u201d Mrs.West of Howick travelled coast to coast this summer Mrs.Lincoln West of Howick travelled from coast to coast this summer.July was spent at Curtis Park.N.B.with W.O.Archie English and his family.where she met many friends and enjoyed beach parties.Archie and Marian and the family drove her back to Howick on July 24th and were her guests for two weeks.While here they celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary at a party held at Mrs.West's home for about 50 relatives and a few friends.On August 5th, Mrs.West flew to Victoria, B.C.accompanied by Mrs.George West of Coteau.89 years young.They were guests of Sydney West and his family at Duncan, B.C.but visited many other West and Anderson relatives there and on .the mainland.While there.they had six lovely short trips going as far as Comax and Powell River.and saw also all the beauty spots in Victoria and Vancouver.A fishing trip in Cowichan Bay filled another day and was an interesting experience.Powerscourt Powerscourt congregation welcomed its new minister.Mr.Preisler, his wife and four children on Sunday.Mr.C.Johnston had received a letter of thanks and appreciation from Mr.and Mrs.Carpentier for the gift Grandma West stayed at home that day, but Mrs.West Jr.and three relatives managed to land two fine salmen.\u2019 When they first arrived in Victoria, Mrs.West Sr.visited her only remaining brother Sydney Anderson, 80 years of age, for whom she had taken the gift of an accordion which he desired.They grieved when Mr.Anderson died on August 18 and his funeral was held in Victoria: but were glad they had enjoyed a visit with him after making the long trip.We forgot to mention that while in the east, Mrs.Lincoln West attended her granddaughter's (Linda English graduation exercises at Curtis Park.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Johnson, Mark and Laura of Mississauga, Ont.spent last week with Mrs.Johnston's parents the Rev.and Mrs.John Anderson.The choir was pleased when Mrs.Johnston accompanied her parents to the shower for Sherrill Carson on Wednesday evening.received from our congregation, and Mr.Preisler read it aloud tn the people.Miss Peggy Wood and her friend Gail Higgins spent two days in Montreal with relatives.RXR OR v What's t RAT Wednesday, September 8, 1971 The Gleaner - 3 4 he buzz .; : eosoooc00cooii Ormstouwn by Bernice Cullen It all depends on whom you are asking.but it 15 safe to report that at least 200 persons attended the \u2018Jesus Christ Superstar\u2019 performance on Friday evening.Miss Barbara Hajdu of Montreal told us there were between 400 and 500 present, (she was the producer\u2019.A totally indifferent onlooker said there were less than 150 in attendance In any case everyone we questioned were unanimous in their praise of Peter Cowper of Ormstown who portraved the part of Jesus.Other participants from the Ormstown.Howick district Valleyfield À social evening was held recently in the Valleyfield United Church hall for the Preisler family.before they left to take up residence in Dundee.where Mr.Preisler will take charge of Zion United Church.Upon entering the well- filled church hall, Mrs, Preusler was presented with a corsage, and Mr.Preisler with a boutonnière, while the four children were given corsages by their young friends of congregation.After a social hour and refreshments prepared by Mrs.Jim Bell and Mrs.Chaplin, Mr.Fred Jeffrey, Chairman of the Board of Stewards, called the gathering to order, and on behalf of the officials and the congregation, presented Mr Preisler with a purse of money for which Mr.Preisler fittingly replied in a humourous vein.There was an excellent turnout, in spite of the fact that many we away on vacation.Mr.Preisler takes up his new duties in Zion United Church, while the Rev.Mr.Skues takes up his duties in the Valleyfield United Church.included, Janice Peddie.Murray McIntyre.Ricky Cowper, Grace Cullen with Dan Brown looking after lighting and Malcolm Peddie helping with staging.Miss Hajdu said she had sought and was given professional help from Mr Bob Walker in staging mob scenes of the production, She also FD LOW FREEZERS Effective Wed., IT PAYS TO BUY AT LEFEBVRE'S TEL.264-5464 WEEKEND GROCERY SPECIALS Sept.8-9-10-11 No.1 Creamery BUTTER Maple Leaf PICNIC HAM VILLAGE COOKIES Shankless le 496 Le.Save 5c Save 10c Franco-American Maxwell House MACARONI INSTANT A COFFEE oz.Tins 39c 6 ox.1 19 jar Save 10c Save 24c Viau's Clark's PORK & BEANS PYJAMAS 8-16 929 Ib.In Tomato Sauce 48 oz.is.6 9e Tins 59c Save Boys Ladie's Rayon FLANNEIFTTE PANTIES One Size 3 Pairs 89¢ Reg.2.99 LINEN DISH TOWELS 29c Each Young men's Denim WESTERN JEANS Size 28-38 298 Young Men's UNDERWEAR SHORTS S-M-L Double Seat Reg.98 o Pairs 69¢ Pair SHOP for BACK-TO -SCHOQL WEAR AT 200 LEFEBVRE\u2019S wishes to publicly thank all those who helped with donations of materials.time and money We talked to Mr.Lucien Dandurand about Mis plans tor the McGerrigle building on Lampton St.recently purchased by him.Said Lucien My plan is to upen a furniture store but it is very difficult to find an experienced manager for such a store.\u2018 Mr.Dandurand also said that in his opinion the town needed a better class restaurant and he would like to see one in operation in the near future.Has Ormstown let another industry slip through its hands\u201d Seems that Bottling Works.may operate in Victoriaville Our town fathers cannot find the funds to provide land with sufficient water and sewage not even tor a long range plan\u201d It could bring several families.they in turn would swell the tax coffers and oh well, maybe sotnething else will turn up.Now there is rumor in the wind that a gas compas has bought the old Borden factory The Ormstown firemen.at a recent meeting finalized plans for a late.October dance.See the advertisement for time.place and orchestra and circle the date, We have it straight from the horse's moutn, Mr Harold McCaig will try his hand at a new position.that of Secretary of the Lifestock Breeders Association, replacing Mr Carlyle Dickson.Mr.Dickson will stay on as assistant for at least two years.Welcome to the eighteen new teachers on the staff of C.V.R.and welcome back to all the \u201coldtimers™.Starting with this week's \u2018Gleaner\u2019 we will \"Present the CU R staff\u201d to our readers.Andy Barrie of CJAD radio station will be the guest speaker at the graduating exercises on Friday SEE GLE, MA A AL FOR AN IMPORTANT PNA BEAUCHAMP FRERES oped) ORMSTOWN - < \u2014 =.Q FROM @ INCEMENT DE r- DISCOUNT STORE Magasin YVON DUBE.Prop.Tel.371-4024 - 11 du Marché - Valleyfield (Next to Plante & Clairmont, d'escompte SOFTIQUE Bufferin | BRECK.BASIC Bath Oil Tablets Texturizer 5 oz.69 48's AC REG! 119 REG.2.69 1 REG.88 49 2.50 1 TONI LU Dristan Perms Crest S \u2019 MINT ONLY spray Reg, Gentle, Super SUPEK « 15ce 07 as 149 REG.109 | ps.12 * 97 1.79 ULTRA BRIGHT BRIGHT SIDE ABC Tooth Paste| Shampoo WASH Powder king size FAMILY I Lb.\u2018 REG.99 29 REG.1.19 84! Box 34 SWAN CLOSE UP JOHNSON'S BABY Liquid for Tooth Pastel Shampoo Dishes 2402.9 FOR| GIANT 8 01 C 0z.2 fur 99 .81l REG.69 49 REG.1.39 82 JOHNSON'S Mod GILLETTE .ess ; Band-Aids os Foamy 60'S ASS'T 43 oz.- [nec æ AT : REG 13 OÙ GILLETTE NICE & EASY FLINTSTONE Blades Hair Color Vitamins STAINLESS STEEL 5 5's REG 1 27 100°S - REG.352 REG.75 53 250 - .4.69 | FLINTSTONE Chocks CHOCKS Vitamins Vitamins Vitamins i & IRON 100'S 100'S 100°S REG.5.00 4211 REG.4.49 322 REG 45 367 ONE-A-DAY ONE-A-DAY Toba T ablets T ablets obacco AND IRON\u201d Lo00's 100's REG ] \u201cREG 3,79 267 REG.3.40|6 2 for 49) 15 cu.18 cu.23 cu.28 cu.7 cu.ft.Freezer 169.77 only ft.Freezer 199.77 only ft.Freezer 224.77 only ft.Freezer 249.77 only ft.Freezer 289.77 only PRICES AND CASH DOWN goo EL | 300 | A00 | 6\" per month per month per month per month per month CONTINUING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Protestant Regional School Board of Chateauguay Valley) For adults interested in obtaining a high school diploma or learning new technical skills we offer: # Full Time Programmes + HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMME {For thigh school leaving diplomat Vocational & Business Programmes Secondar 1 Staring Gate Sept 70,190 Seenndary 11 Starting Date Oct 25,1971 Sergndaey 111 Staring Date Oct 4 19/1 Secondary (V Starting Date Sept 11,197 OFFICE MACHINES REPAIR (FULL TIME Starting Date Sept 20.1971 Buynguat Secrets STENO DACTYLO Starting Date Oct + 19/1 ACCOUNTING MACHINES Cl ERK/O Apple Production APPLE PRODUCTION (Pomsculture) Special course on the theory and methods of apple Starting Date Jan 10, (Advanced ) - Il production tor apple growers 1972 Apple Production and Management ay, PFRATOR Farming Programmes ems The above programmes are held af the HS Billings High School in Chateauguay Farm Administration & Management A comprehensive course on specific aspects of farm management and marketing Starting Date Jan 10, 1972 Sproial course on the business and managerial aspects of apple production with a stress on new production techniques Starting Date Social and Econom Jan 10, 1977 ic Aspects of Farming The overall social, economic and business aspects of Vegetable Production A comprehensive course on the production of crops, cnreals, and forages with basic information on soils, water conservation, fertilizers and pesticides Starting Date Jan.10, 1977 tarming and everyday problems on the farm related to the ahove Starting Date Jan 10,1977 Animal Production & Management - | A comurenensive course on budgeting, farm ac Farm Administration +# comprehensive course for dairy & beef far dairying mers dealing with dairy & heel production, feeding, animal diseases and the mechanics of housing and counting & productivity analysis, management Starting Date financing and Jan 10, 1972 i a ES EE SA en =% Part Time Academic Courses Mathematics Secondary 110,IV.V English Secondary II, iV, V French Secondary ill,IV,V Social Sciences Secondary (II, IV, V Erpersmentat Sciences Secondary (ti, 1V, V (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) Business & Secretarial Typing (Beginners, Intermediate & Advanced) Shorthand (Gregg) (Beginners & Intermediate) Accounting (special emphasis on farm operations) Bookkeeping Popular Courses Fine Arts (Painting, Sketching, Drawing) interior Decoration Sewing {Beginners Wood Working - Furniture making and repair Know Your Automobile, {trouble shonting) Cooking & Catering Photography Rhythmics (Gymnastics) Judo Hair Dressing Instrumental Music Imermediate Advanced) Registrations REGISTRATIONS: September 13 - 30th - Mon.Tues.« Wed.2 .10 p.m.Thurs.& Friday 9 - 5 p.m.at Chateauguay Valley Regional High School - Continuing Education Office (in main office).Phone.629-2382 Farming courses wii be held at the Huntingdon Academy, Huntingdon ( F Intensive and sem: intensive French conversation course, audio visual and non audio visual for those who want 10 improve their French or LEARN French in a shor BEG FOR INFORMATION ON STUDY GRANTS ON FULL TIME COURSES.PLEASE CALL 829-2382 AND/OR YOUR LOCAL CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE.Huntingdon C.M.C.264-2031 Vatleylield CM C 373.6220 Chateauquay CM C 691.4350 Brauharnois C MC 429-4697 FILM UE A NC Vv # lOrm,towen) rench Conversation t time.Vocational Courses General Electronics - | General Electronics - 2 Auto Mechanics Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Welding Electricity Electrical appliances repairs Radio & T.V.Repair Color T.V.repair Technical Drawing (Drafting) Male & Female Driver Education A comprehenisve course in theory and practice of driving 10 qualify for a driver's licence.25 hours of theory - & hours of driving.ALL PART TIME COURSES WILL START AT THER INNING OF OCTOBER PROVIDING THAT A MINIMUM REGISTRATION QUOTA 1S FILLED. passe Sp TT STE ge = LE Meme Law Fi a, Pm nr ar ey mr «nés ae.ce.morale SS Lans rr Trt > 4 - The Gleaner Wednesday, September 8, 1971 7 {=x LEANER IME LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNONS © Published by The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.KEITH HOWDEN, President and Publisher Member of: Audit Bureau of Circulation Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association SECOND CLASS MAIL REGISTRATION NUMBER \u2014 0733 Subscription rate: $6.00 per year Canada and U.S.A.Single Copy 15¢ SECOND-CLASS POSTAGE LMP AT CHATEAUGAY, Although every precaution will be taken to avoid error, The Gleaner accepts advertising in its columns on the understanding that it will not be liable for any error in any advertisement published hereunder unless a proof of such advertisement is requested in writing by #WNA returned to The Gleaner business Office signed by the ad vertiser and with such error and correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that case if any error so noted is not corrected by The Gleaner, its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertise: ment as the space occupied bv the notea error bears to the whole space occupied by such advertisement, N.Y.the advertiser and Editorial Notes They're Teachers Too Valleyfield CEGEP reopened on August 30 and today (Wednesday) all schools in the Chateauguay Valley including Ecole Polyvalente Arthur Pegeon in Huntingdon, C.V.R.HS.at Ormstown, Howard S.Billings at Chateauguay and all elementary schools opened for the 1971-72 school term.That means that you and | and everyone else whe drives a motor vehicle must exercise more caution when behind the wheel.The accident rate in this province is proof that Quebecers have more accidents per capita than Canadians in other provinces.If that isn't sufficient proof.remember what car insurance costs here.There's an old adage one hears from time to time that rules, or laws, are made to be broken.One would almost be led to believe that we abide by that phrase.How many traffic laws do you see broken ever day?Enough to make your head spin if you ever stopped to think about them.For instance.how many motorists only come to an \u2018American\u2019 stop at stop signs: how often do you see motorists cutting over to the wrong side of the white line on curves; how many drivers exceed posted 30 m.p.h.speed limits in towns ane villages?Almost everyone.Th Wittingly or otherwise.most car owners commit other infractions constantly.Many vehicles are on our roads with faulty brakes.questionable tires, poor lights, unsafe steering.And bear in mind that vehicles are often driven by physically unfit persons.It adds up to one thing: keeping your car in good condition and obeying the law just isn't enough.You must drive defensively in order to avoid accidents caused by \u2018the other fellow\u2019.We can only say that we hope you'll be careful.At this point vou probably think we're going to remind you to stop when school buses are loading or unloading passengers.We're not.We believe that would be an insult.That particular law is not new and everyone who has been driving for the past few years is aware of it and certainly young people who have taken driver education courses not only know the law .they also obey it.So enough said about passing stopped school buses from either direction when warning lights on the buses are flashing.We do believe however that something should be said on behalf of operators of school buses.Did you know that they recently completed a three-week course?Don't scoff.We know a man who has been driving school buses for twenty-five years and when he told us he was enrolling for the course our first thought was \u2018How much are you going to be paid to take the course?\u2019 Our second thought was \u2018After 25 years in the business.Who can they find with more experience.Youshould be the teacher.\u201d - We were wrong.And s0 was anyone else whose thoughts concurred with ours.Just because school bus drivers have been conveying students to and from school twice a day and five days a week without a scratch on their records didn't mean they were fully qualified for the job.Far from it.Ask any one of ihem who took the course sponsored by the Continuing Education Department of the Protestant Regional School Board.Some of them might tell you that in the intervening vears since they first obtained their credentials to drive school buses that they had forgotten most of what they once knew.The meanings of various road signs, for instance.They will definitely tell you that the instructors, Bill Mavnes of Chateauguay and W.Gruer of Ormstown, brought them up to date on safety regulations never thought of ten, fifteen and more vears ago.They'll tell you that the audio-visual aids including films not only provided them with a better insight into how to put safety suggestions into practice but they'll probably admit that prior to the three- week course thev had acquired some habits not conducive to safety.Because they were shown films showing those habits they recognized their faults and have corrected them.And.believe it or not, the Continuing Education Department three-week course included child psychology.Getting down to brass tacks.men and women who drive school buses and who took the course can now be considered teachers, to a degree.We don\u2019t mean they can substitute in the classroom but we do mean that they are now better qualified to teach those youngsters going to school for the first time how to protect themselves while getting on or off buses.\u201cTeach them young and bring them up right\" is something school buses drivers are going to be qualified to do from now on.Finally.let's get back to you and I, the motorists.irregardless of how many courses those school bus drivers take and how much teaching they do.there's almost certain to be a problem child on one bus or another.He might be a smart aleck prone to disobeying or he might be a kid with a case of puppy love wanting to impress the belle of the bus .he might even be absorbed about studies .but a few false steps could mean death if one took him in front of a passing car.We said we wouldn't insult you about failing to stop and wait while school buses loaded or unloaded passengers, but we all know that even adults can forget.Please, don\u2019t you be one of them.You'd never forgive vourselfif you killed or injured even a smart Aleck who needed a good bump on the behind.The final thing to bear in mind is that some of those youngsters were probably never taughtsafetyprecautions of any kind at home.Kids get blamed for this and that but at least half of the time the parents are at fault.Some of them don't know and don't care where their kids are or what they're doing.A little hell raising is normal but being destructive and continually disobeying isn't.If a youngster repeatedly flaunts authority he shouldn't be allowed on a school bus.Some of those school bus drivers worry a great deal more than some parents about safety and for that reason we believé they should have the authority to flatly refuse to carry children who jeopardize-either the safety of the other children or the good record of the bus driver.Powerscourt Powerscourt U.C.W.met in the Church on Tuesday, August 31 with eight was sent Hospital.to Mrs.B.McGowan, who is a patient in the Montreal Mr.Elmer Platt of Toronto called on a number of people members and one guest present.Mrs.E.M.Wood .conducted the meeting and in the absence of Mrs.B.McGowan, Mrs.Ronald Wood acted as secretary.Members were reminded to return the CARE penny boxes at the September meeting.A reading about conditions in British Honduras was given by Mrs.Wood, and a chapter from \u201cPanorama of the Bible\u201d, \u2018Escape to a Homeland\u2019 was read by Mrs.Ronald Wood.A $10 donation to CARE was decided upon.Arrangements were made for the September meeting.All present signed a get well card which served by General in this community last week Sandwiches and renewed old acquain- cookies and squares were tances.His mother, Mrs.e hostess, Miss Wm.Platt is at present Marilyn \u201cJohnson.This was Visiting Huntingdon friends.Marilyn's first time as a Mr.Robert Clarke.hostess, and she is to be congratulated on her efficient manner.Proceeds of the meeting amounted to $8 .00.Mr.and Mrs.Carman Perkins have returned from a week\u2019s motor trip to points in Ontario.They also visited with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Perkins at Burlington.Weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Ross were Mr.and Mrs.Bob Millard, who also attended Huntingdon air, Bobbie, Jennifer and John visited with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Clarke in Montreal for a week.Mr.and Mrs.John McGowan and John Jr.visited Mrs.B.McGowan in Montreal General Hospital on Sunday.Glad to report the patient is making steady progress.Mr.and Mrs.Erskine Morris, Brian, Derick and Donna of Verdun were Saturday supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Ross.ERR NE 2 NR RR RF RT ER NTT IX EER EIA EAE Rx KX REE RITE SEERRRRETEE, Bon Voyage to three members of the Canadets, drummers Johanne Coté.Mireille Charland, and leader Maureen Campeau who are leaving Dorval on Saturday, September 11, for Miami, Florida.and Nassau, the Bahamas.Or.Saturday evening, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McKinnon Montreal were pleasantly surprised when a few of Bill's cousins called at the home of Mr.and Mrs.D.L.Brown to see them.As Bill and Helen celebrate their silver wedding anniversary this week.the visitors brought gifts and.refreshments with them.Robina Goodfellow had made a beautiful aster corsage for Helen.and à boutonnière for Bill.Pictures were taken and all enjoyed a pleasant social time together.Mr.and Mrs, A.J.DesJardins of Chateauguay Heights, Mr.and Mrs.Erle DesJardins of Albany.N.Y.and Mr.and Mrs.George Horan of Ottawa were Sunday guests of their mother.Mrs.Eleanor DesJardins.Visitors during the holiday weekend al the home of Mr.and Mrs.Russell Milne were Mr.and Mrs.Allan Crut- chfield of Kingston, Ont., Mrs.and Mrs.Elmer Platt and Mrs.Annie Platt of Aurora.Ont.also Mrs.and Mrs.Thomas Roter of Montreal.Mrs.Platt remained at the Milne home.and will return to her home later in the week, after visiting friends and relatives in the area.Huntingdon Local, fasts at aa a es Miss Leona Jones of Montreal was a recent visitor at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McLean.Mr.and Mrs.Everett Tremblay entertained recently as their guests, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Barshaw and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.John Sopala Jr.all of Detroit, Michigan.Mrs.Lottie Tremblay and Mrs.Grace Scanlon of Bombay were recent callers at the same home Mr.and Mrs.John Gaw and son, John Jr.of Quebec City and Miss Ruth Gaw of Belleville, Ont.were weekend callers at the home ofDr.and Mrs.J.S.Gaw and family Mrs.Dan Faubert entertained members of her family the past week when Mr.and Mrs.James E.Bouchard and four sons of.Westfield, N.J.called on her.N.C.O.and Mrs.Gerald MeGinn and family of Ottawa returned to base after spending two weeks holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ed McGinn.Mr.and Mrs.Claude Bergevin were holiday weekend visitors at the home of Mrs.Bergevin's mother.Mrs.John E.Myers.Mrs.Bergevin resumes her teaching position in Montreal today (Wednesday).Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Monique and family are spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.George Laurin and family at Newburgh, Ont.| Letter to The Editor | Dewittville, Quebec August 30, 1971.Editor, Huntingdon Gleaner Huntingdon, Quebec.Inc., Dear Sir: We in Quebec - la belle Province- have been promised the right to acquire an education in whatever field we choose and to pursue it tothe level of which we are capable.Yet in view of the unemployment statistics, our children are asking.What is the point of acquiring an education\u201d Are there any advantages in holding a bachelor's or master's degree?Or can we find a job and a place in life equally well without these credentials?The situation in our Utopian society.where we are provided with free medical attention, financial benefits if we become unemployed.monetary rewards if we produce children and, finally, compensation for having become elderly, does not encourage our young Lo become scholars.Our society is oriented towards expecting a specific reward for a specific effort and the educational system, as it now stands, does not seem to be providing the expected rewards.We may be able to avoid the impact of the gloomy statistics by rationalizing that political parties can juggle figures to provide negative propaganda for their opponents or that journalists may distort the facts in order to produce sensational newspaper copy.Yet we may not so easily put from our minds the knowledge that a highly intelligent young man who possesses an honors degree in history.is slinging hash and wondering what happened to the beautiful promises.Nor can we forget the young food scientist who finds employment in the spinning department of a woollen will, or the Bachelor of Science graduate who becomes a chambermaid in a downtown hotel.Can we blame our children for questioning.for asking, Why, not drop out and try to find an alternative life style?Great strides in the field of education were made, in comparatively few years, in this province and well- equipped regional schools, with highly qualified staffs and costing the taxpayer a great deal of money, seemed to spring up over night.Now the junior colleges are providing a period of two intermediary years in which the student will prepare for university.In theory the system sounds ideal, yet in practice, there is disappointment, in all too many cases, when the education goals have been reached.In some instances, employers are hiring graduates of the three-year technical CEGEP courses, in preference to university graduates.\u2018\u2018Why must we pay more for your fancy education?\u2019 they ask.In other cases, employers find that university graduates, especially art graduates, are just not qualified to cope with the demands of business and industry.But it is not only in Quebec that university students are suffering.The Ontario Department of Education has instituted a retraining program for Bachelor of Arts graduates, teaching a specific skill.Across Canada and in the US.as well, students are being forced to take jobs that have no relation to their education.It is not surprising that they are questioning the value of university education.Perhaps.in the future, students will enter university.not with the primary aim of acquiring a diploma or degree that will provide them with well-paid jobs, but rather with a view to pursuing one or several branches of knowledge tor their own intellectual satisfaction.Is the idea of a plumber who is a student of psychology so ludicrous?Or a garage mechanic whose interest lies in the field of art history?Dr.Michael Brick, an American educator, believes our attitude to learning must change.He points out that in some parts of the U.S.community colleges are worrying less about credits and degrees and attempting to provide a variety of services for all types of people in the community.Colleges may set up libraries and art centres and become a focal point in community development.The same thing can happen in our universities.\u2018\u2018Today education is a lifelong process.\u201d says Dr.Brick, \u2018\u2018and institutions must allow this to happen.\u201d The facts concerning education today point to the urgent need for innovation, for the adaptation of the education system to the needs of the student rather than demanding that the student fit himself into a rigid and obsolete pattern Obituary The late Mrs.Oscar Dupuis Relatives and friends mourn the passing of a former St-Anicet resident in the person of Mrs.Oscar Dupuis, who passed away at the Huntingdon County Hospital on August 27, 1971 in her 91st year.Born in St-Anicet on October 31.1880.she was the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Eloi Quenneville «Mary Doyle).On April 20, 1903 she was united in marriage to the late Oscar Dupuis and to their union five children were born.Gaston who predeceased her on December 24, 1970, Fleur- Ange, (Mrs.Stephen Quenneville) of Huntingdon, Simone (Mrs.Terrance Robidoux> of White's Station.Roch of Trout-River and Hortense, (Mrs.Armand Miron) of Valleyfield.Her church, her home and family and the parochial organizations were her main interests.She was a member of the Cercle de Fermières since its beginning in the parish and was its vice- president for over 25 years.Besides her children she leaves three sisters and two brothers-in-law: Miss Florestine Quenneville of Huntingdon with whom she resided for the past three years, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Mrs.J.H.A.Quenneville of Ste-Agnes and Eliane, Mrs.Grant Scott of American Fork, Utah.10 grandchildren, 18 great- grandchildren.many nephews and nieces.Her husband.the late Oscar Dupuis predeceas her on April 4, 1958.The funeral was held in St- Anicet church on Monday.August 30, with Father Paul Deguire, parish priest.officiating, assisted by Father Georges Quenneville of Huntingdon.Also attending were Reverend Mgr.J.A.David and Father Gérard Faivre of Huntingdon, Msgr Paul-Emile Leduc of the parish of St-Augustin.Valleyfield and Mgr Beauchamp of Valleyfield.Pallbearers were six grandsons.Norbert Robidoux, George.Bernard, Arthur and Charles Quen- neville and Robert Brooks.She was laid to rest in the family plot in the parochial cemetery.that both teaches too much and too little.Emphasis on degrees must lessen.Emphasis on real learning that enhances the quality of living must increase.Our children are questionning a system that is no longer serving their needs.If we who are parents and taxpayers can work creatively with educators and administrators, more relevant educational programs can be offered.Then the youg will not longer ask, What's in the educational system for me?Education that satisfies a personal need requires no other reward.Yours truly, Keitha K.MacIntosh.Ormstown Mr.and Mrs.A.K.English have arrived home after a ten-day stay in Ontario where they visited Mr.and Mrs.O.A.McLellan at Oak- ville, Rev.and Mrs.E.J.Briard at West Hill, Mrs.Ada Davidson at St.Catharines; also Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Roy and Mrs.Amy Smith at Oakville, Mr.and Mrs.Earl Briard at Clarkson, Ont, and visited with relatives at Warren, Mich.The Misses Sunday and Linda Gibb enjoyed a few days with their cousins at the John Laurin home.Mr.and Mrs.John Forrest and Nancy of Toronto spent the weekend with her father, Mr.Howard Geddes.On Sunday, they enjoyed a birthday dinner in Mr.Geddes\u2019 honor at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Caldwell Scriver at Brysonville.Mr.Dee Glover has returned to his home to spend the next few months, Cards of Thanks The Athelstan Community Sports Association would like to thank everyone who helped in any way to make our field day and dance such a great success.I wish to express my sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for their care while 1 was a patient there.Thanks to friends and neighbours for cards, visits and manv kindnesses, Wilfred Bryson.Our thanks to the Hunting.don Branch.of the Canadian Legion and Mr.Peter Griffin of the Montreal Tent and Tarpaulin Co.for helping to make our show a success by supplying the two flags that were missing, Our thanks to the Huntingdon Fire Department Par use of their rescue truck as a changing room.The Canadets Our sincere thanks to our relatives, neighbours and friends whe came to celebrate our 25th Anniversary.Also for the many cards and gifts we received and to all who helped Dennis and Kevin make our anniversary such .a- memorable one.Ed.& Eileen Dineen, I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr.George Lefebvre, the nurses and staff of the Huntingdon County Hospital for the wonderful care that 1 received there.Thanks also for visits, cards and gifts recetved.All were gratefully appreciated.Helen O'Connor.We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbours, for their kind expressions of svmpathy on the occasion of the death of our dear mother, the late Mrs.Oscar Dupuis, by Mass offerings, donations to the Huntingdon County Hospital, flowers, cards and visits.Special thanks are extended to the ladies who served lunch in the parochial hall in St-Anicet, after the funeral.All was verv deeply appreciated, The family, Sincere thanks to Dr, Mec- Crimman, the nurses and staff of the Huntingdon County Hospital for the excellent care and attention given our mother, Mrs.Oscar Dupuis during her last illness, Thanks also fo relatives and friends for flowers, cards and visits.Her Family.I wish to express mv sincere thanks to relatives and friends for cards, gifts and visits during mv stay at Ormstown Barrie Memorial Hospital and Montreal General Hospital.Everything was appreciated.Jean Paul Galipeau.We wish to express thanks to the doctyrs and Staff of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for theïr kindness and care, and to our many friends and neighbours for their visits.cards and help at the time of the accident.Mr.and Mrs, 1.René Legault.Obituary The Late James H.F.Elliot.Death came suddenly to James Elliot, Saturday, August 29, at 10:30 p.m.at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, following an automobile accident a few hours earlier.our Born in Montreal, March 2, 1900, son of the late James Elliot and his wife, the late Laura Metcalfe, he spent his juvenile days in that city but following the death of his mother he came to live with his aunt, Mrs.Andrew Glen, Sr., of Brysonville, from where he finished his schooling and has spent the remainder of his life in the Howick District.The last three years with Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Gallie of Howick.\u201cLittle Jimmie\" as he was affectionately known to a host of acquaintances and friends will be remembered for his honesty and integrity, his ready smile and cheery \u2018\u2018hello\u2019\u2019.The funeral service was held, Tuesday, August 21, from the McGerrigle Funeral Home and Conducted by the Rev.Alex MacDonald, interment was in the family plot in Riverfield Cemetry.Pallbearers were Stewart Kerr, Ross Peddie, Grant Whyte and James Bryson.after completing his first semester at Guelph University.St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church Huntingdon Worship Service - 11:00 a.m.Sermon - \u201cJoyful Labour\" Minister Mr.Clair MacLeod B.A.Everyone Welcome Valleyfield Baptist Church 485 LANGLOIS BOULEVARD, VALLEYFIELD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 11 a.m.Exposition on \u201cThe Lord's Prayer French and English on transistors.7 p.m.: Last open air meeting at LaSalle Shopping Centre Parking Lot.Maden St., Valleyfield.You are invited to these services.S.Montpetit, Pastor.DEATHS CARDS OF THANKS REQUIEM MASSES IN MEMORIAMS Engagement Mr.and Mrs.Georre Duey of Ottawa announce the engagement of their daughter Michèle to Gerald Douglas Neville, son of Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Neville of Huntingdon.The wedding will take place on Saturday, October 9, at St.Gabriel's Church, Ottawa.Born TRAVERS \u2014 Raymond and Helen (nee Forrester) of Athelstan, announce the birth of their son, Percy Dale, on Thursday, September 2, 1971, at the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Married KEMP-BOURASSA \u2014 and Mrs, Raymond Bourassa of Ormstown, Que.announce the marriage of their daughter, Joan Michelle, to Mr.Eric Duncan Kemp, son of Mr.and Mrs.E, Kemp, of Bedford, Que.The wedding took place on Saturday.August 28, 1971, at St.Paul's United Church, Ormstown, Died ALEXANDER \u2014 At the Montreal General Hosvital on Sunday, Septer-ber J, 1971, Rov D.Alexander, aged 47 years, husband of Madeline Martin, and father of Douglas, Steve, Linda, Ronald and John.Funeral was held from the J M.Sharpe Funeral Home, Hemmingford, to St.Andrew's United Church, on Tuesday, September 7, at 7 p.m.Interment Hemmingford, Quebec.PEACOCK \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Orms- town, Quebec, on Sunday.September 5, 1971.Arthur Arnold Peacock, aged 89 years, husband of Florence Frances Kingsbury.Funeral was held from the J M.Sharpe Funeral Home Hemmingford, to St.Andrew's United Church, on Tuesday, September 7, at 2:30 p.m.Interment, Hemmingford Cemetery.WILSON \u2014 At LaSalle, Que., on September 5, 1971, Sylvia Elder, beloved mother of Raymond, Connie and Richard, daughter of Ida and the late Cecil Elder, Funeral service was from Kelly Funeral Home, Huntingdon son Monday, September 6, at 2:30 p.m.Interment Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery.KELLY FUNERAL HOME REGD sono marne FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ambulance Service PHONES: Mr.264-5447-264-5402 Huntingdon, Que.MONTPETIT Funeral Home Rodrigue Montpetit, proprietor FUNERAL DIRECTOR MODERN PARLORS AMBULANCE BERVICE AIR CONDITIONED 170 Chateauguay St Tel.264-5021 HUNTINGON - oem BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS MARRIAGE NOTICES Died MacINTOSH \u2014 At the Brome Missisquoi Perkins Hospital, on Saturday, August 28, 1971, Katherine Mildred MaelIntosh, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs, John D, Maclntosh formerly of Athetstan and dear sister of Andrea (Mrs, R.Hawkins) of Oxford Mills, Ont.Funera] service was held at the Chapel of C.E.Wilson & Son, Cowansville on Tuesday, August 31, at 13) p.m.Interment at Athe.stan Cemetery, In Memoriam ELDER \u2014 In loving men.ory nf » dear granddaughter, Deborah Elder, who was taken from us August 2th, 1969, \u201cPlease God take a me sage to a little one alone.Tell her how we miss her and try not to cry, And when we think about her.our hearts fil} with pride, To know we had an angel for just a little while.With hair of gold and ey.of blue, An empty throne, God had to Fill, So he tock little Deb.y was his will.\u201d Sadly missed by, Grammie Elder, Syracuse, N.Y.Granny Lang, Ormstown, IRWIN \u2014 In loving memory of William and Margaret Irwin, \u2018Not just today.But every day.In sil.nce, We remember.\u201d Roy and Annis Simpson.JOHNSON \u2014 IN Jloving memory of a dear son ana brother, Cecil James Johnson, who passed away September 5, 1962.\u2018This month deep regret It brings back a day we will never forget You fell asleep without a goodbye But the memory of will never die A smile, a tear, a thought sinc.re How often we were here.\u201d Sadly missed by yuur, Brothers and Sisters Mother, Father, comes with you wish you Booth's Florist | Reg\u2019'd FLOWERS FOR ALL 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Valley Regional High School in Ormstown.Two hundred and twenty graduates will receive their high school leaving certificates at Friday night's graduation exercises.This compares with 152, four years ago.The increase is in part due to the large grade eight enrollment in 67-68 of 238 pupils.The school board and administration has awarded a certificate to all grade eleven students who have accumulated a minimum of 25 credits in grades IX, X & XI, including three years English, (6 credits) 2 years French (4 credits) and 1 year of mathematies (2 credits).In the past, the system has been unfair to the brilliant student who was able to maintain a high average in all subjects but invariably failed French.The present system requires only two years of French.Credits are obtained in the following way.If a student follows a course which requires attending class every day, (i.e.English) he will have earned two credits.a subject which requires a minimum of three classes a week is worth one credit.The system works for the short vocational classes as well as the full time student.Many young people have expressed a desire to return to classes to further their skills in a special trade.Graduation ceremonies will begin at 8:15 p.m.on Friday, September 10.Graduates are asked to be at the school at or before cight o'clock and report to their former home room.The guest speaker will be Mr.Andy Barrie, popular CJAD radio personality.The \u2018student of the year\u2019 is Randy Rennie of Huntingdon who has won the Reeves Scholarship for highest standing in final exams.Randy's marks were 87 plus, an excellent achievement for grade 11.Names of other scholarship and bursary winners will appear next week, GRADUATES Stephen Alexander, Bonnie Arnold, Susan Baker, Wayne Barrington, Claire Bayard, Nancy Beal.Richard Belanger.Michele Bertol, Lucie Bertrand, Joan Blair, Douglas Blake.Raymond Bonenberg.Francine Bourassa, Yvon Bourget, Stephen Boyd.Yens Breining, Robert Brodeur.Deborah Brown.Hans Bulow, lan Bunbury.Gary Cairns.Gilbert Campbell, Gordon Campbell, Billy Carrigan, Leslie Champ, Donald Chisholm, Lorraine Clark, Larry Cluff, Marian Craig, Diane Coulombe, Margaret Cowan.Beverly Cunningham, Margaret Curry.August Devries Veronica Dineen.Myles Donnelly, Gordon Duke, Diane Duke, Gordon, Edwards, David Egan, Sharon Elliott, Mark Elson.Anthony Engelage, Richard Faille, Ross Farmer, James Feeny, Robert Feenell.Douglas Ferris, Mildred Forrester, Linda Fraser, Anne Gagnon, Kathryn Ormstown, Quebec (47.pe, ( cilificate of \u201cGoachnation Gagnon, Deborah Gamble, Suzanne Gardos, Scott Gebbie, Theresa Gervais, Bruce Gill, Kenneth Gillies, David Gordon, Sandra Gosnell, James Grace, Michael Grace, Donald Graham, Randall Grant, David Greig, John Greig.Heather Hales, Arthur Hamilton, Douglas Hamilton, Thomas Hamilton, John Hanson, Irene Harrigan Ann Harvey, Michael Hawkins, Sheryl Hawkins, Robert Haworth, Gary Holm, Roger Holmes, Brent Hooker.David Hughes, Joann Hunter.Also, Catherine Jamieson Michael Janacek.Steve Janusz, Robert Jeffrey, Earl Keays, Lorri Kelly, Jackie Kirnan, Peter Kishka, Francine Knoops, Billy Knox, Lawrence Labelle.Richard Lalonde, Richard Lavigueur, June Lawrence, Lorraine Leahy, Betty Leayman.Michel Leboeuf.Brigitte Leconte.Monique Lefebvre, Sharon Lenfesty.Marion Leroux, Lee Levers, Maryse Lussier.Glenn MacDonald.Stuart Mac- Donnell, Gordon Mac- Dougall, Bruce MacGregor.Heather MacGregor, Heather Macmillan, Robert Maggio, Susan Maggio, Richard Mayhew.Daniel McArthur, Ronald McCaig.Dale McCallum.Terry McCallum, Maureen Mc- Cartney, Bruce McCraig, - Janice McFaul, Steve McDonagh, McFarlane, John Agnes McKell.Keith McKell, Gloria Mcintyre.Murray Mcintyre, James Mcintyre, Wanda Mcintyre.John McCuaig.Doreen McMahon, Lily McMahon, Frederick McNaughton, Diane McNiece, Charles McSween, Lucie McSween, Marianne Melanson, Pierre Ye Dog y Moran, Dawna Morey.Erhard Mueller.Jean Murray, Brian Ness.Stephen Newman.Donna Nichilo, Glenn Norman.Myron Nussey.Donald O'Connor, Donna O'Connor.Timothy O'Connor.Gary Ouimet.Judith Ouimet.Also, Marie Pare.Elizabeth Paul.Catherine Paul, Gary Paul Jackie Plaizier, Glenn Pringle.Mark Proudfoot.Richard Quinn, Van Rankin.Teresa Rattigan.Randall Rennie.Linda Robert.Suzanne Robidoux.Beverly Robson.Cecelia Rokas.John Rokas.Lynn Rowe, Lee Ann Rud- dock.Margaret Rugenius.Yvon Sagala, Colleen Salter.Elsie Salter.Christina Schryvershop.Roger Seguin, Denis Shaw.Robert Sheridan Peter Simpson.Gail Sinray.Bonnie Smith.Karen Smith.Don Smith, Thomas Stark.Susan Sparrow, William Springthorpe.Sharon Stark.Mona Steele.Murray Stevenson, Gary Stewart, Roberta Story, Peter Stuckey.Scott Stoughton.Jane Stuckey.Cheryl Sullivan, Norman Sundborg.Eleanor Swartz, Donald Tannahill, Heather Tan- nahill, Jean Tannahill.Kenneth Tannahill.Lawrence Tannahill.Danny Templeton.Grant Todd.Andy Tolhurst, Sylvie Touchette, Natalia Tudino, Alice Vallee, Peter Van- Diepeningen.Charles Waddell.Brenda Wallace.Dennis Wallace.Derek Watson, Judith Weed.Robert White, Jane Whitehead.Donald Whyte, Judy Wilhelmsen.Candy Wilson, Jacqueline Wilson.Jane Wilson, Peter Wood.Pearl! Woodward, Pamela Wright, Albert Ykema.Jan Meloche.Christopher Ykema, Margaret Younie.Meyer, Glen Moore, JoJohn Bookmobile to be in area The Bookmobile of the 1.30 p.m.MeLennan Travelling Sept.22, Wednesday.Orm- Libraries will be in part of stown Ormstown Elem.the area served by The 16: am.- 11.30 am.Gleaner the week of Sept.21- Adults 11.350 a.m.- 12.noon, 23, Following is the 1.30 pm.-.itinerary.Sept.23, Thursday.Sept.21, Tuesday.Beauharnois - Beauharnois Valleyfield Gault Institute Elem.School, $30 a.m.- 12.Elem.School - 9.30 a.m.- noon, Adults 1.00 p.m.- Adults 11.30 a.m, H.30a.m., Miss Patricia Howieson and Mrs.Roland Riel, both of Athelstan took top honors in the Pair Class, Friday evening at Huntingdon Fair.BEST CHOICE of WHITE GOODS at LOWEST PRICES Tel: 264-2900 COMPLETE LINE OF WHITE APPLIANCES BY GENERAL @ ELECTRIC Kelvinator MAYTAG KITCHENAID DISHWASHER AUTOMA and DR} Simplicity EMPIRE TV HENRI GREGOIRE, prop.\u2018ERS TIC WASHERS WASHERS and DRYERS Huntingdon Heifer Grounds attracted a number of interested consignors lo presented their animals in fine condition and are to be congratulated tor their et- forts which helped to attain the good average of $356.5u.for the 25 head sold.Pabst daughter consigned by Mr.Murray topped the sale at s775 and was purchased by L of Chicoutimi highest ammal of the was a flashs Creekville Euster consigned by Mr Lang of Howick, chased by Mr Burke.fancy consigned by Mrs Tannahill und Sons attracted much attention and went for 8670 to Geo.Gladu ot Farn- ham.A daughter ali consigned hy Mrs.Tannatull sold tor S600, and was purchased by Mr Wayne tingdon attractive daughter.Robert Tolhurst and Sons | ol purchased ba Mr Leduc où Beauharnois Mr Martin Dineen of I tingdon tractive close to treshening heifer sired ba Rag Apple Meteor for $600 to Mr Holstein Bred Heifer Sale at Huntingdon attains $556.50 avg.Reynolds of Burke.Also $556.50 Average at Holstein gelling tor over the $600 Sale mark were two Rockman The recent Holstemn Bred daughters trom the herd of sale which Was pouglas Templeton os conducted on Monday.Sept Howick.and Raeburn Fond 6 at the Hunungdon Fair Connie.a good heifer consigned by Mr McRae.sold at S623 Other consignors who added good heifers to the sale included Messrs.Wavne Anderson.Douglas Cameron, Frank deVries.François: Droulers, Gerald Duncan.Carman Goundres.Laurent Leduc.McFarlane Bros.Maurice Smith.Romam Montpetit.Donald MacGregor and McGerrigle Bros.The list ot bus ers included Messrs J 1.Jean.Chicoutimi.Merrill Reynolds.Burke.Maurice Sn.ith.Huntingdon.Euclide Quesnel.Vermont.Wayne Anderson.Huntingdon Leo Montpetit.Howick.Lyle Cook.Chateauguy.NY Geo.Gladu.Farnham David Aubrey.Burke.Everett Mason.Ormstouwn.Gaetan Cécxre.Beauhar nos.J C Menard.Beauharnois.Jim and Ahee Egan.North Bangor.NY | K.B.Nixon.Gromlex.Ont Norman Crete.Ste Agnes de Dundee: Laurent Leduc Beauharnois.Harold Robertson.Rivertield.Kenneth Ackrill.St Sebastien.Auctioneer Lyell Graham conducted the sale.assisted Messrs.Ralph Fawcett and Pierre Leonard.The Huntingdon- Ormstown Holstein Club extend their thanks to all who assisted in making the sale a success.Oukley The ; sale buvers this A Glenholm Alert Dean le mpletoi J Jean second sale daughter of Rock.Gordon and pur Lyle Cook ot NOY for $735 A Rockman daughter Eleanor second Rockman Anderson ot Hun- Tolhurst Lassie Emma.an Latsie Leader consigned hy Laurent Hun- consigned an at- Rose Vega She sold Merrill Huntingdon Fair Charters.Aged Ewe: 1 A.Charters, 2 Glenn Charters.Aged Ram, Oxford: 1 N.Fennel.Ram 1yr.: N.Earle Fennel.Ram lamb; : 1 N.J Fennel.Aged Ewe: Fennel, 2 E.Fennel, 3 Robert Fennel.Fennel, 2 Robert Fennel, 3 Earle Fennel.Ewe lamb: 1 N.J.Fennel.2 Earle Fennel.Flock medium wool: 1 N.J.Swine and Sheep Fennel, 2 N.Earl Fennel.Aged Ram, Suffolk: 1 A.Charters, 2 Glenn Charters.J Ram lamb: 1 A.Charters.Aged Ram, Rambailet: 1 A Charters.Flock medium wooi.i Flying U Ranch.Aged Ewe: 1 Flying U Ranch.2 Heather McKellKellar.Ewe lamb: 1 James Robson.2 Flying U Ranch, 3 Heather McKellar.Aged Ram, Hampshire: 1 Flying U Ranch.Ram 1 yr: 1 N.J.Fennel.Ram lamb: 1 Aged Ram, Leicester: 1 A.2 N.Earle Fennel.1 N.J.Fennel, 2 2 Earle 1 N.J.Fennel, Ewe 1 Yr: 1 N.J.v Austin Charters.Champion Flying U Ranch.Flock medium wool: 1 A.Charters.2 Glenn Charters.Aged Ewe: 1 A.Charters, 2 Glenn Charters.Ewe 1 yr: 1 A Charters.2 Glen Charters.Ewe: Sheep specials Class 3 men\u2019s socks.1 Ewe lamb: 1 A Charters.2 Ranch.Class 1- Arnold's Glenn Charters.3 A.Men's Wear - 1 tie 2 Austin Charters.Aged Ram.Charters.Class 8 Jon Dorset: 1 _A Charters, 2 Proudfoot - $2.00 3 Flying U Ranch.Billy Goat.1 yr- 1 J.Robson, Robson, Borne Kid in Milk: 1 J Glenn Charters Ram lamb 1 A Charters.Flock medium wool: 1 A.Charters.2 Glenn Charters.Aged Ewe: 1 A.Charters, 2 Glenn Charters Ewe 1 yr: 1 A.Charters.2 Glenn Charters.Ewe lamb: yrs: 1 1 A.Charters.2 Glenn Charters Market lamb 1 sr Flying U Ranch.2J Robson.3 N.J.Fennel4 N.Earle Fennel.Champion Ram 1 2 J 1 J Rabson.Champion Doe Ribbon.1 J Robson.Canadettes close fair Governments, - exception ot two Huntingdon Fir came to a F colorful closing in the Arena on Sunday evenmg.wath the Variety Show when Hun: tingdon's own Canadets played \u2018Canada «The Centennial Song).The girls entered the arena carrying flags ot the 10 provinces in order.as they entered Confederation between the years 1867 and 1949 Then \u2018This Land is Your Land \u201cand the girls went into formation with the tlags in Provincial order trom the coast of British Columbia to Newfoundland At the finale.\u201c0 Canada\u201d was played.the other flags dipped and the Canadian Flag stood stranght sigmtving a proud country The flags were a donation from the Provincial at Legion Hall in Huntite:lon Wednesday, September 8, 1971 1 Flving U Ranch.Arnold's Men's Wear - | pr Flying U under 3 J Robson.Doe Robson.2.J.Robson.3 Glenn Charters.Doe 1 yr under 2 Glenn Charters, 2 Austin Charters.Doe under | 2 Glenn Charters.3 Austin Charters.with the | OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK KE Give Blood tonight QUEBEC LIQUOR BOARD NOTICE T-R-71 - HUNTINGDON \u201cBANQUET PERMIT | The applicants must answer all the auestians outlined on te torms ot the Liquor Board 2 The applicants must {de all documents necessary in support of therr applications 4 Applications must be Hlod at least three weeks hatore the gate br the event tor which a peenut os applied tor The undermentioned persons have applied for the following permit: PATENAUDE, Paul-Maurice, For the benefit of: Paul & Pierre Patenaude Inc.\u201d R.R.no 3, Ste-Agnès-de Dundee, Dundee.Category: Hotel-Dining Room-Bar- Tavern-Grocery.Transfer from- Mrs.Maurice for the benefit of: Herself l\u2019atenaude.Any objection to these applications shall be sent in writing, duly alleged, within fifteen days from this notice to: THE REGISTRAR OF THE LIQUOR BOARD P.O.Box 1058, Place D'Armes.Montreal, P.Q.\u20183rd ANNIVERSARY 1 = ONE DAY ONLY THURS.SEPT.9 40% PICNIC THERMOS JUGS PICNIC HAMPERS BAR-B-Q EQUIPMENT CAMPING EQUIPMENT GARDEN TOOLS LAWN CHAIRS GRASS SEEDS FERTILIZERS BASEBALL EQUIPMENT 15% off ALL MER( CHANDIS SE IN THE STORE PAINT BARGAIN SHELF : Fr 50% OFF : Ass't Colors, Ext.and Int.* cash and Carry- Open Till 9 P.M.\u2014\u2014 8 CHURCH 3e ANNIVERSAIRE ! UN JOUR 7 SEULEMENT JEUDI LE 9 SEPT.DE 40%\" SUR THERMOS A PICNIC PANIERS A PICNIC EQUIPEMENT DE BAR-B-Q EQUIPEMENT DE CAMPING CHAISES DE PARTERRES OUTILS A JARDIN SEMENCES D'HERBE ENGRAIS 15% D\u2019ESCOMPTE SUR Toute la marchandise EN MAGASIN The Gleaner - 5 Norma Howieson was the vecipient ol the Huntingdon Young Country Riders trophy for her performance in the Friday evening Pleasure Pony class.Miss Pam McCombe presented the trophy on behall of the organization.Inside Dining Facilities ALONG WITH iam a ew \u2014 na t+ mbt pa COMPLETE Popular Curb Service ASTM.AIN STRD MALONE N.Y.SEE NEXT WEERS 3LEANER FOR AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Lee, mr FROM rh (MEN FRERES eo \u2018 ORMSTOWN ewæe EQUIPEMENT DE BASEBALL N\\/ FAY 175 PEINTURE TABLETTE A AUBAINE 50% DE RABAIS ORMSTOWN 4 Couleurs ass't-Ext.et Int gag Lawrence Hardware Reg d.TEL.: 829-2191 SPECIALS CREPE POLYESTER PRINT $3.55 SPECIAL WOOL, Reg.5.00 3.75 WINTER COAT MATERIAL, 54\" 2.00 GIRLS JUMPERS & SKIRTS, ass\u2019t.colors sizes 8 to 14 3.25 to 5.05 SWEATERS TO MATCH 2 45 to 3.05 VELVET, 36\u201d wide 4.95 MEN'S SPORT JACKETS, all i inté 1 : 4 FA eman a mule émanant de la que orts 3 gaieté et de ravissement qui La soirée se termine dans leurs représentants auprès qui les intéressent et faire ne automobile à percuté ; oo Québec au ler juin 1971: Les CEquérants devront fourrer tous es or uments mse essa es ade la caractérise et la tran- uninoubliable couronnement de tout l'exécutif du au Gouvernement les \u2018un arbre à Notre-Dame du 1-\u20ac5 dépenses en im 1,315,000, soit une A a me arom ata RÉGIE NU MOINS bad 3 sforme en un divertissement avec la finale \u2018\u2018Le Monde est Ministère de la Justice afin propositions appropriees, Sourire, a la sortie est de mobilisations ont atteint $6.7 augmentation de 11 pour trois A semaines nt la date on l'événement pour lequel on jour 3 d'un enchantement inoui.Petit\u201d, alors que toute la.que soient revisés le statut savoir: , Valleyfield, mardi le 31 août, Millions pendant l'exercice cent par rapport à la date veut un perme anse Par exemple dans le troupe revétant les costumes des Désistrateurs comme oy aura pat une L'accident à fait un blessé.SA Era EE correspondante de hm.cra ès, = 4 ; i joi \u2019offici i : - 5 \u20ac - Les «+ nombre de pores de 6 À tableau consacré à Pinoc- de 21 pays différents se joint fonction d\u2019officier publie e S510 OTH un jeune homme dans la * ' ; pores ss DEVSONNES (Lane ment \u201c Lo - ii chio, nous ne nous con- aux personnalités le systeme d\u2019enregistre- devraient être étudiiés les vingtaine, qui a été traité à investissements sont prévus mois et plus s'établit À Les personnes ci après mentionnées ont démandé le i amendements à être ap- ; ; à $7 millions durant 2760000 : ler 1971 permis suivant: » tentons pas de raconter disneyennes pour saluer les ment.: > I'Hotel-Dieu de Valleyfield - 9 : ° Dal ler Juin 1971, 4 ane .comment la \u2018 petite enfants de tous les coins du Deux autres réunions sub- Portés du Code Civil, au Code l'exercice en cours.comparativement à 250,000 \\} Nom: PATENAUDE, Paul-Maurice, Pour le bénéfice marionnette prend vie sous globe pour un tourbillon de séquentesont eulieuavecles de Procédure Civile.au Code Dominion Textile à déclaré äU ler juin 1970.Le nombre de : \u201cPaul & Pierre Patenaude Inc\u201d R.R no 3, Ste- les yeux de Gepetto mais danses, de musique et de officiers du Ministère de la Municipal, à la Loi des 200 000 un dividende spécial de 30 des porcs de moins de 6 mois Agnès-de Dundee, Dundee nous voyons à ce que chansons.Justice.auxquelles les Cadastres ainst qu aux ° cents par action le 4 août.ce Ui était de 935.000 au ler \\Catégorie: Hôtel SAM.Bar Taverne-Epicerie 4 régistrateurs ont été appelés diverses lois touchant juin 1970 est passé cette , d Te .avec le Ministère, tous étant notariés et légaux, en AVS à Les produits de l'érable en .étu es conscients de l'importance collaboration avec les Des travaux nécessitant un Payes en 1971.1971 Toute objection à ces demandes doit être faite par 3 M.l'abbé Richard Wallot Louis Normandeau pour- que doit avoir un système représentants de l'Office de investissement de $75.000.L'assemblée générale La recolte des produits de écrit, dûment motivée, dans les quinze jours du présent ; étudiera l'ECRITURE suivra les cours de catéchèse d'enregistrement pour la Révision du Code Civil et seront effectués annuelle des actionnaires l'érable en 1971, exprimée en avis au: Seconde édition du \u201cMonde Prêtre aux SAINTE et l\u2019EC- CLESIOLOGIE à la faculté aux adultes à l\u2019Institut Supérieur de Pastorale Nouvel aspect de la à participer étroitement protection des droits des citoyens propriétaires l'enregistrement des actes autres organismes concernés.en travaux prochainement à la sortie du pont de St-Louis de Gon- Dominion qui s'ajoute aux dividendes réguliers totalisant 60 cents aura lieu le 20 octobre 1971 au siège social de la Société, Mercredi, 8 septembre 1971 11 année à 1,045,000 sirop, est estimée à 1.227,000 gallons, comparativement a même.Patenaude, Mme Maurice pour le bénéfice de: Elle- Greffier de la Régie Case Postale 1058, Place D'Armes, Montréal, P.Q.de théologie de l'Université Catéchétique de Paris.d'immeubles ou concernés Il y aura aussi une com- zague dans le to\u201cté de à Montréal.1,511,000 en 1970.La de Montréal, en vue de par des droits hypothécaires Mission administrative qui Beauharnois.1 I'obtention du doctorat en S ANT E affectant les immeubles du étudierz tous les problèmes Par contre, une autre 4 théologie: Québec.concernant l\u2019administration somme de $25.000.sera af- économiques Nouvelle fonction, préjudice à ses études.En même temps, l\u2019abbé Wallot est nommé responsable, comme adjoint à demi-temps de l\u2019abbé André Lamoureux au Bureau de Presse de l\u2019archevêché de Montréal, de l\u2019organisation et de la coordination de sans L'accent sera mis sur l\u2019acquisition des méthodes d'analyse des réalités et sociologiques des pays industrialisés et des pays en ANIMALE QUEBEC - Le Service vétérinaire de la Division des Subventions et Primes annonce que les premiers chèques d\u2019Assurance-santé animale ont été envoyés à leurs destinataires le 27 août et que, désormais, l'émission et on déplore peu En 1970, les régistrateurs ont reçu en dépôt, dans les quatre-vingt-deux (82) bureaux de la Province, près de sept cent cinquante mille ($750,000) acts notariés et d'irrégularités, Aussi, semble-t-il, tous les chèques sortiront dans les délais d'un magasin central sous contrôle gouvernemental.Wf Dw EDD 5 ED ES DR 5 EE «I DG ED ER presesesaess RICHARD ALARY, B.A., LL.L., ADVOCATE \u2014 AVOCAT de tous les bureaux de la Province tels que le personnel, l'équipement, les approvisionnements et la modernisation du système d'enregistrement.Il y aura enfin une commission statutaire qui étudiera le nouveau statut des régistrateurs en tant qu\u2019officiers publics et les fectée au raccordement du port de mer de Valleyfield avec le rang double.Le député de Beauharnois.M.Gérard Cadieux, nous le confirme lui-même, M.Cadieux a aussi indiqué que la construction de la nouvelle route qui traversera le rang double signifiera la dépense d\u2019une somme de $100,000.AVIS PUBLIC, est par le présent donné que les TERRES et HERITAGES sous-mentionnés ont été saisis et seront vendus aux temps et lieux respectifs, tels que mentionnés plus bas, l'information religieuse dans d\u20acS chèques se fera prévus.responsabilités ad- Les travaux a cet endroit la région métropolitaine.On égulièrement.Le Régime d'Assurance- ditionnelles que pourraient sont déjà en cours.; i ; Le service souligne, par la santé animale contributoire à sait que cette région couvre : ; : CEE EST ARS IT CPE EE RO ETES SET ET IIS, 3 le di de M même occasion, que est effectif au Québec depuis | ; ; i e diocèse de Montréal et les .Pa ; # Joignez-vous aux Cadets z ; .plusieurs factures leur sont le 12 juillet dernier.; 3 quatre diocèses suffragants : , ; ; Ev de la Marine : li int.int.déjà parvenues qui ont fait Ce programme a pour but ; ; Joliette, Saint-Jean, Saint ; ; Beinvenue à Bord Jérôme, et Valleyfield ou qui font actuellement premier de rendre plus Ë \u2019 ne l\u2019objet d\u2019un examen attentif.accessibles les services R.CS.C \u201cSt, Francis\u201d M, l'abbé François Vincent Bien entendu, ajoute le vétérinaires à tous les \u20acS8.CC .-rancl - 3 M.l'abbé François Vincent communiqué, le personnel éleveurs, par une con- & Les lundis à 7:15 p.au.3 ira à l\u2019Université catholique du service des Subventions tribution directe du |f .1 de Lyon suivre les cours de et Primes devant s'adapter à ministère de l\u2019Agriculture Ecole Notre Dame, Huntingdon 3 pastorale sociale centrés SUF de nouveaux rouages ad- dans le coût de l'in- A les \u201cquatre dimensions ministratifs et les réponses, tervention.De plus, ce ; Inscription des nouveaux cadets et caractéristiques d\u2019une par conséquent, sont peut- régime permettra de , } culture moderne: are moins rapides qu'on diminuer le coût des 5 parade d'ouverture le 13 sept.à l\u2019économie, la sociologie, les pourrait le souhaiter.médicaments pour la santé É remmernmenmennennenenener ee mener sciences politiques, la Néanmoins, pour l\u2019instant, animale, par l'institution réflexion doctrinale.\u2019\u2019 tout se déroule dans l'ordre | DE TRACTEURS A © destin madarae; fans décorntif Profitez de ce rabais sur le pneu de qualité Safety All-Weather de Goodyear © robuste coouithous T'ufrys Gondyoer éans le semelle 91 le carcasse © rendement do tout ropes grèce à 4 plis de chblé de nylon triple trompe © néberente sûre, nervornge senipht ve tigiey © W camperts le garpatio \u201ciMimiten\u201d Gondyene qui en! respoctée dens touts \u2014 CENTRES GO GOODSYEAR \u2014 GOODSYEAR SAFETY ALLUSATIER 7.73 = 1404 13 ha A , Rane A voie de développement.20 PRINCE TEL.264-3298 } BEAUHARNOIS © par bn compro rae \u201csos le plas do cridit Saadrone ou Charges Stns À M.l\u2019abbé Louis Normandeau HUNTINGDON, P.Q.: \\_ LES STOCNS SON: LUNTES.FAITES VITT) CHRTARNS DUAMSIONS SERONT VITY {PUNELS Pose saarem J i Pendant deux ans, l\u2019abbé EN rE EERE E SEEN E eee Enns ®nal De Terris PRI X ( ; 0) fi - District de Beauharnois PQ À Épargnez $6.25 sur chaque i : Cour Frosincile, { APÉLA RD BENOIT, yisatier, En PNEU SURBAISSÉ aux ke No 7309.587 boulevard Pie XII, St- igne $ POUR LE REVETEMENT EN Timotliée, comté et district de ; I s modernes ECONOMIQUE Beauharnois, demandeur rs CLARENCE ELLIS, 155A St-Louis, Ville Lemoyne, district de Montréal, défen- eur.ALUMINIUM « Un lot vacant situé dans le canton de Hinchin- Dont la © tigen pare vtt à be le de jus brook, comté de Huntingdon, étant une partie du lot .a ne.DE VOS RESIDENCES numéro trente-deux C, canton de Hinchinbrook, comté construction ellis 0» shen .@ lo rds aud Tove vive siowné of lump duds de Huntingdon, mesurant cent pieds de largeur sur cent pieds cle profondeur (100° x 100°), mesure anglaise, plus ou moins, et borné comme suit: au nord par le chemin Catherine: à l\u2019est par une partie du lot 32-C à William Mills; au sud et à l'ouest par le vendeur: la ligne est de trois cent soixante pieds (360) à partir de la ligne de J.McCraken.Avce droit de passage à perpétuité du chemin public au lot présentement vendu sur le droit de passage appelé « Catherine Road » et dont l'entretien est à la charge de tous les locataires et les vendeurs ne seront pas responsables en cas de toute sorte d'accident qui peuvent survenir sur ledit droit de passage ou sur tout autre terrain appartenant aux vendeurs.@ te survuge couché bovesten le tubing o Stes bv be © ampwn b pus Hutte & budyew assure la traction ET COMMERCES ° TUEPT LINTL - PAS OF COMPYANY BEQWRS \u2014 UTILE LE PLAN OF CREDIT GOOSTIAR OV O1ASGIT CENTRES GO GOODSYEAR VOYEZ: GEORGES ROBERT ST-LOUIS DE GONZAGUE J < > revêtement en Avec les batisses dessus érigées, circonstances et dé.I \u2019 © , a] um 373.5633 penance tete » our étre vendu au bureau d\u2019enrcgistrement de la F exalum DEPOSITAIRE AUTORISE division de Huntingdon, 4 Huntingdon, le TRENTIE.UNE DIVISION DE THE GOODYRAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED un produit Hunter Douglas ME jour de SEPTEMBRE 1971, à DIX heures de Le shérif adjoint, J Tel.: 373-927 Clapboard, portes, ornements et l'avant-midi, N= 2501 route Trans-Cenada fenêtres en aluminium Bureau du Shérif, Mme Tufnise LEBLANC, 384 Ch.Larocque Peinte-Claire, Montréal 740, Qué.\u2014 estimé gratuit \u2014 Salaberry de Valleyfeld, le 2 août 1971, 41 | 535 Valleyfield oF Login Say - \u2014 PES SEEN sh tb nn AS hate 12-The Gleaner m= The Mrs, Viola McCaig 829-2111 Wedding Reception On Saturday evening.Sept.4 about 350 foiks gathered at the Robidoux Hall to honour Mr.and Mrs.Willard Greig, whose wedding took place recently.Arriving at the hall with Bob and Thyra Tolhurst.Anita was presented with a pretty corsage and Willard a boutonniére by Miss Kathy Greig.After the grand march, the bride and groom.accompanied by Kathy Greig and Anita's parents.Mr.and Mrs.Anders Wilhelmsen.received congratulations from everyone present.Music for dancing was supplied by The Country Tradition Orchestra from Howick.After lunch was served, Mr.Doug Templeton acting as M.C.extended best wishes and called on Mr.Keith Greig and Rev.Mr.John Anderson who also spoke Willard very capably took over the \u2018mike\u2019 and thanked everyone for coming, and those who organized the party A very interesting anu entertaining part of the evening was the introduction of Mr Ivan Dee, who is World Novelty Fiddte-s Champion.He demonstrated his skill on the violin and received a hearty round i! applause.Then it was buck to the dancing and the fun, with everyone wishing Villard and Anita mans years of health and happiness.Luncheon guests on August 24 at the home of \u2018Mrs.Robert Ovans were Mrs.John Hondorf of St.Laurent, and Mr.and Mrs.Dwight Scott of Fredericton.N.B.Last Wednesday callers at the same home included Mr.and Mrs.Waiter Coulter, Mrs.George McCutcheon and Mrs.Lalonde of Cornwall, Mrs.Elizabeth Ovans and Mrs.Archie Paul of Elgin.Weekend guests were Mr.and Mrs.Cameron Wright of Brockville, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Allan Marshall enjoyed a train trip to Toronto last week when they attended the C.N.E.and then went on to Niagara Falls for a few days.Miss Betty McEwen spent Labour Day at home.She and Miss Diane Harris of Lachine recently enjoyed a two-week vacation \u2018out west\u201d.They travelled by train to Banff wheré they stayed for three days.and are thoroughly in love with the place.While there.they saw Betty's Uncle and Aunt.Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Perkins and Judy.who live in Calgary.They spent the next week in Vancouver and Victoria, and visited with Mrs.Mae (Perkins) Whitley and girls at New West: minster.B.C.They flew home on Sunday via a huge 747 jet aircraft.They report a wonderful vacation and flattened bank accounts!\u2019 This week sees our young people heading back to school, college etc.I wonder where the summer went.they seem to be shorter every year.Lots of luck and best wishes to everyone.Sincere are extended to Mr.and Mrs Bruce Baird who will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on Sunday.September 12.Mrs.Ken Baker of Platt- sburg, N.Y.is spending a few rms loun Social Stone | congratulations + Mrs, Jean McEwen ' 829-2704 | Mildred Hay.Miss Randy Croome and Miss Glenna Rember.Dietetic Internes at Toronto General Hospital spent a few days last week with Mrs.Jennie Rember and family.Both girls have secured positions at the Hotel Dieu Hospital in Kingston.Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker attended the 50th wedding anniversary reception for Mr.and Mrs.Howard C.Barter.which was held Saturday evening at St George's Church Hall in Lennoxville.Miss Donna Tannahill left this week for Toronto, where she will start a three year course in Christian Education at Ewart College.Mr.and Mrs.David Kee of Mississauga.Ont.and Dr.and Mrs.Garth Coffin and family of Pierrefonds spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker at their cottage.Rev.J.W.and Mrs.Milne and family arrived home on Wednesday after spending their holidays with Lucie's brother Mr.Charles (ioebel at Cuernavaca, Mexico.On their way to Mexico they visited with friends at Scarborough, Ont., Rolla.Missouri and Mountain Home.Ark.Mi.and Mrs.Milne had to fly back to Orillia.Ont.to attend his father's funeral, while the children stayed with Mr Goebel.Their trip covered approximately 8.000 miles, with only minor car troubles.Jersey Winners at Huntingdon CATTLE MALE Bull calf born from July 1st 1970: 1 Hugh McAdam Junior Champion - Ribbon-: 1 Hugh McAdam.Grand Champion: SPECIAL Dr.J.S Gaw $5.00:1 Hugh McAdam.cattle groups: Junior Get of Sire (3 animals): 1 Hugh McAdam.Senior Get of Sire: 1 Hugh McAdam.Progeny of Dam:1 Hugh McAdam.Cattle female dry.Cow 3 yrs.old or over well in calf: 1 Hugh McAdam.Heifer 2 yr old born from July 1st 1968:1 Hugh McAdam.Heifer Senior yearling: 1 Hugh McAdam.Heifer Junior yearling: 1 Hugh McAdam.Heifer calf senior: 1 Jimmy Ainsley: 2 D.H.McCaig: 3 D.H.McCaig: 4 Hugh l.amoy: 5 Tina Lamoy.Heifer calf born after Jan Ist 1971: 1 D.H.McCaig: 2 Laura Ainsley.females, in milk, aged cow: 1 Hugh McAdam.3yr old: 1 Hugh McAdam.2 yr.old: 1 H.McAdam.Junior Champion: 1 Jimmy Ainsley: 2 D.H.McCaig.Senior Champion, special Canadian Industries Ltd.I bag Stable Phos.: 1 H.McAdam.Grand Champion: 1 Jimmy Ainsley.aged herd.Herd: 1 H.McAdam.Young Herd: 1 Hugh McAdam.Embroidery winners at The Fair Child's bedspread: 1 Mrs.Robert Brunet.Pillow Cases, applique: 1 Mine Frangois Trepanier, 2 Mrs.Morris McLean, 3 MmeQ.Z *.eblanc.Pillow Cases embroidery: 1 me François days with her sister Mrs.Trepanier.Pillow cases, Wallace Orr and Mr.and Cutwork: 1 Mrs: Vera Smith, Mrs.Ken Aldridge and 2 Mrs.Alderic Leblanc.family.Apron embroidery: 1 Mrs.Ida Elder, 2 Mrs.Stella Mrs.Jas.Anderson and Atkinson, 3 Mrs.Francois Miss Mildred Hay, companied by Mrs.Hiram Reddick and Mr.and Mrs Wm.Allen enjoyed a trip to Alexandria Bay, Brockville and Lyn, Ontario where they Wm.visited with Mrs.ac- Trepanier.Apron Barbecue, special Menard\u2019s $1.00 in trade 1 Joelle Decloitre.Centerpiece, embroidery: 1 Mrs.Mona Mason, 2 Mrs.L.Oerlemans,.3Mrs, Etta Dawson.Dresser Brown and Miss Sheila Scarf: 1Mrs.Mona Mason, 2 Brown.Mrs.Etta Dawson, 3 Amelia Bretzlaff.Dress child's: 1 Mr.Raymond Kerr of Mrs.0.2.Leblanc, 2 Joelle Hampshire, Il.and Mr.Decloitre, 3 Mrs.Alderic Albert Peterson of Elburn, Leblanc.Tea Cloth: 1 Mrs.Ii.visited with Mr.and Mrs.Etta Dawson, 2 Mrs.L.Harold Kerr and other Oerlemans, 3 Mrs.J.L.relatives last week.Paul.Cushion, cotton, Mr.and Mrs.Melville embroidered: 1 Mrs.OZ.MacGregor of Noranda and Leblanc.Cushion novelty, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Allen special McCoy Bros., $1.00 in were recent visitors of Mrs.trade: 1 Mrs.Alderic Jas.Anderson and Miss Leblanc, 2 Mrs, Mona broidered and crochet trim: Etta Dawson.2 Toaster cover, embroidered: 1 Mrs.Etta Dawson.4 Place Mats, special Jon Proudfoot.1 Mrs.Mona Mason.Vanity set 3 pieces: 1 Mrs 1 Mrs.Frances Turner Wesley $1.00: Etta Goundrey Jamieson , Textile painted pillow cases, special Mrs.Wm.Jamieson, $1.00; 1 Mrs.Jamieson.Wanda Goundrey.3 | Mona Mason.Textile painted 2 Mrs.R.Brunet.3 Mrs table scarf: 1 Mrs.Textile painted SPECIAL Jamieson, 2 Mrs.Mrs.Wanda Jamieson, $1.00: 1 Beverly 2 Mrs.L.Tremblay.Baby's afghan.hats.1 Mrs.Stella Atkinson, Mrs.Wm.L.Oerlemans.Elder.3 Mrs.L.Tremblay.Doilies 4 in set solid crochet matched, special H'don WI, $1.00: 1 Mrs.Fred Bolton.2 Bolton.2 Mrs.Etta Dawson.Dawson.Buffet Scarf: 1 Mrs.picture: 1 Mrs.Stanley 2 Mrs.: Wednesday, September b, 1971 Etta Dawson.Embroidered Myatt, 2 Mrs Han ay Crocheted Vests: A Mrs.Marchand Freres, Electric \u2014 Mason, 3 \u2018Mrs.Stella TV scarf: 1 Connie Beattie, Goundrey, 3 Mrs.Phyllis Vera Smith, arielle (ing: ss.Atkinson.Towel, : hand 2 Mrs.Etta Dawson.Toud., y Duheme.Slippers bedroom: Atkinson, 2 Loraine Rolfe.embroidered: 1 Mrs.Ar.Textile painted lunch cloth.C \u2018heti 1 Mrs.Stella Atkinson.Lunch cloth, crochet trim- mand Ouimet.: Mrs.Ftta special Mrs.Wm.Jamieson.rocheting Centerpiece solid: 1 Mrs.med, 36 Dawson.Towel.em- $1.00: 1 Mrs.Wesley Table Cloth, solid crochet:: Fred Bolton, Mrs.Ida special W.E.Lefebvre wool: 1 Mrs.L.Oerlemans, Mrs.Robert Brunet.Mrs.Hankerchief.crochet Holders, soiid Stella Atkinson.Crocheted trimmed: Mrs.Fred Infant's 3 piece set, special inches or over, Reg'd, $1.25 in trade: 1 Mrs.Etta Dawson, 2 Mrs.Vera Smith, 3 Frances Turner.4 Place mats, solid crochet: 1 Vera Smith.2 Pot special Jon Proudfoot, $1.00: 1 Mrs.Etta Dawson, 2 Mrs.Wesley Jamieson, 3 Mrs.L.Tremblay, 2 Mrs.Freq, Alderic Leblanc.Pillow Bolton, Chair Set 3 pieces, Cases 1 pair crochet trim- solid crochet, specia] med: 1 Mrs.Ida Elder, 2 Marton\u2019s Shoe Store $1.25 ip Mrs.Etta Dawson, 3 Frances trade: 1 Mrs.Etta Dawson, Turner.Television cover, Rockburn solid crochet: 1 Mrs.Robert Brunet.Sweater child's: 1 Mrs.Stella Atkinson.Table Scarf, crochet trimmet: 1 Sorry to learn Mrs.Mrs.L.Tremblay.Towel Everett Lindsay is a patient guest, crochet trimmed: 1 undergoing treatment in the Mrs.Etta Dawson, 2 Mrs.Huntingdon County Hospital, Ida Elder.Buffet set 3 We wish her a speedy pieces, solid crochet: 1 Mrs.recovery.A ® CREDIT \\CHARGEX CARD 100% 10-20.A Divisionof The 5.5 KRESGE COMPANY Limited Our regular prices 7.84&9.84 Each Classic.trame.shoulder\u2019 Fall colors.P 2 piece fashion favorites to take you thru Fall! 3 styles in this special assortment! 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Sizes: Child's 6-10, Youth's 11.2, Boys' 3-6.d [SEE A 3 a (4 as x BE a The Aubrey-Riverfield w.1.met at the home of Mrs.wallace Craig on September 1.After the singing of the Ode and Collect the minutes of the July and August meetings were read and approved.Current events by Conveners Welfare and Health - Myra | Aubroy-Kivorf iol] Ws Walsh reported that lower drug prices are spreading.Shop carefully for non precriptions drugs.There are ten cut rate discount stores in the Montreal area.Inquire about these stores.Agriculture - Bessie Mc- Mahon spoke on how U.S.surcharge hits or misses our pr tarm exports.ADoul 66% ot Canadian agriculture products will be affected by 10% surtax on U.S.Imports.Milk prices up for consumer.Dairy plans to have Vitamin D in milk.Education - Hazel Robertson said it is our responsibility to try to have T.V.programming improved.Our children and young people see to much vandalism and violence.Watch your advertising sales.Are they fair?If your blankets are nylon thev are more inflammable.Publicity - Lydia Orr presented a quiz and answer article on the philosophy of our P.M.Pierre Elliot Trudeau.His ideas on the young people of today and if and how the church can help.Plans were made to serve lunch as usual at the 4-H Club Fair to be held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Ness.(ame e Steel casing.for 90 days.ON SALE: SEPTEMBER 8 © 9 e 10 « 1] mn rr FF À Division of fre 5.5.KRLIGI COMPANY Limited DAYS ONLY Jam release key.e Free parts and service 88 TYPEWRITER Complete with attractive luggage type carrying case and 5 Year Guarantee! 4 Easy to sew with and wonderful to wear and care for! 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Assorted colors.this wonderful wealth of knowledge is available to the students and teachers only.We hope that some time in the near future it could be arranged that interested persons in the community may be free to seek information for a few hours at some time during the week.Olive Craig thanked Mrs.Furcall for giving her time and knowledge to us.9 The Gleaner - 13 The mystery parcel given by Lois Orr was won by Mary Templeton.Community singing was enjoyed.Lunch was served by the hostesses.Olive Craig Hazel Robertson and Berta Orr.All enjoyed a piece of birthday cake made by Olive Craig in honor of Erma McKell and Mary Templeton.\u2018Happy Birthday\u2019 was sung.Holstein Winners at Hunting Bull under 1 yr born after July 1st 1970: 1 Oakley McRae, Howick; 2 Cecil Murphy.Huntingdon; 3 Murray Templeton, Howick.Champion Bull, special Kelly Farm Supplies- $3.00: 1 Oakley McRae ( Grand ».Howick: 2 Cecil Murphy (Reserve).Huntingdon.Junior Heifer born in 1971: 1 Maurice Stith, Huntingdon.2 L.D.MeNaughton & sons, Huntingdon.3 Maurice Smith, Huntingdon, 4 1.D.McNaughton & Sons, Hun- tingdon; 5 Oakley McRae, Howick: 6 Cecil Murphy, Huntingdon.Senior Heifer, born from July ist to Dec.3ist, 1970, special Laberge & Lalonde $5.00 in trade: 1 Laurent Leduc, Beauhar nois; 2 Murray Templeton, Howick.3 Leslie Cavers, Ormstown, 4 Mervyn Graham& Son, Huntingdon, 5 Oakley McRae, Howick, 6 Murrav Templeton, Howick: 7 Oakley McRae, Howick: 8 Wilburn An derson, Howick: % Maurice Smith, Huntingdon.10 Maurice Smith, Huntingdon, 1 Leslie Cavers, Orm stown: 12 Robert Tolhurst & Sons, Howick.Junior Yearling, born from Jan.1st to June 30th, 1970: 1 Murray Templeton, Howick, 2 Oakley McRae, Howick, 3 Cecil Murphay., Hun tingdon.Senior yearling born from July Ist to Dec.31st, 1969: 1 Oakley McRae, Howick, 2 Laurent Leduc Beauharnois; 3 Maurice Smith Huntingdon; 4 Laurent Leduc Beauharnois.5 Murray Templeton, Howick, 6 Mervyn Graham & Son, Huntingdon, 7 T.Robert Tolhurst & Sons, Howick, 8 L.D.Me Naughton & Sons, Hun tingdon; 4% Stanley Myall, Huntingdon; 10 Stanley Myatt, Huntingdon.11 Stanley Myatt, Huntingdon.Heifer 2 yrs in milk on dry, born from July 1st 1968 lo June 30, 1969, special - Wm R.Tannahill Trophy given by H'don Agriculture Society Div.\u201cAU: 1 Murrav Tem pleton, Howick, 2 Mervyn Graham & Son.Hunt mgdon, 3 Murray Templeton, Howick; 4 Maurice Smith.Huntingdon; 5 Oakley McRae, Howick, 6 LD McNaughton & Sons Hun tingdon; 7 [.D.McNaughton & Sons Huntingdon, 8 Wilburn Anderson Howick, 9 Laurent Leduc, Beauharnois; 10 Robert Tolhurst & Sons, Howick, 11 Murray Templeton, Howick.Heifer 3yrs old, born July 1st 1967 to June 30, 1968, special Dr.J.S.Gaw - $5.00: 1 Murray Templeton, Dundee Mrs.Elixabeth Fleming has returned to her home in Dundee following a three- week tour of the Soviet Union, She found the trip vastly interesting, hut slightly more rugged and strenuous than the usual European tour.Life in Russia is quite different than life in Canada, even though our temperatures are quite similar, Many of the little things to which we have become accustomed through the years are unavailable in that country, such as piching up a soft drink or buying a snack along the road.However, even though the Russian people are only slowly beginning to welcome tourists into their country, Mrs.Fleming felt that the hotels were commendabie, the food good and the service competent.The language barrier was the one great difficulty.Mrs.Fleming is entertaining her daughter ana son-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Forrest Dawson of Ottawa, Ont.this Labour Day weekend.Because ot the Labour Day holiday on Monday, our notes have to be written on the early side this week.While I am struggling away at this, the young people are enjoying their first activity of the summer.A little late, but better late than not at all.A hay ride was organized for Saturday night, followed by a hot-dog and marshmaliow roast.More details on this next week.don Fair Howick.2 Mervyn Graham & Son, Huntingdon: 3 Laurent Leduc, Beauhar nots; 4 Laurent Leduc.Beauharnois; 5 Oakley McRae.Howick.& Robert Tolhurst & Sons, Howick, 7 Robert Tolhurst & Sons, Howick.8 Maurice Smith, Huntingdon.Cow 4 yrs old in milk, born previous to June 30th 1968: 1 Oakley McRae.Howick, 2 Oakley McRae, Howick, 3 Stanley Myatt, Huntingdon, 4 Stanley Myatt, Huntingdon.Cow 5 yrs or over mn milk, born previous to July 1st 1966, special Can.Imperial Bank of Commerce Fruit Bowl: | Laurent lLedue, Beauharnois; 2 Mervyn Graham & Son , Huntingdon; 31, D.MeNaughton & Sons Huntingdon, +4 Oakley McRae, Howick, 5 Maurice Smith, Huntingdon.Cow 3 yrs.or over.dry, born previous to June oth 1968: 1 Murray Templeton, Howick, 2 Oakley McRae, Howick; 3 LD.MeNaughton & Sons, Huntingdon, 4 Maurice smith, Huntingdon, 5 Laurent Ledue, Beauhar nois, 6 Robert Tolhurst & Sons, Howick: 7 Oakley McRae, Howick.Group 4 animals, bred & owned by exhibitor, special Howick Seeds Ltd.$5.00: 1 Oakley McRae, Howick, 2 Murray Templeton, Howick, 3 Merryn Graham & Son Huntingdon, 4 1.D Me Naugbton& Sons, Hun tingdon.5 Maurice Smith, Huntingdon, 6 Robert Tolhurst & Sons, Howick, 7 Laurent Leduc, Beauhar noirs.Progeny ot Dam, special ist Simpsons Sears Ltd.trophy, special 2nd Athelstan \u2018Transport $5.00: 1 Murray Templeton, Howick, 2 Oakley McRae, Howick; 3 Oakley McRae, Howick.4 Murray Templeton, Howick; 5 1.D.McNaughton & Sons, Huntingdon, & Maurice smith, Huntingdon.Junior Champion 1 Murray Templeton, Howick, 2 Oakley McRae (Reserve), Howick.Grand Champion Female: 1 Laurent Ledue, Beauharnois, 2 Murray Templeton (Reserve), Howick.Senior Champion: | Laurent Leduc, Beauhar nois; 2 Murray Templeton (Reserve), Howick.Special Herd Competition, trophy J M.Smellie: 1 Murray Templeton, Howick, 2 Mervyn Graham & Son, Huntingdon, 3 Laurent Leduc, Beauharnois; 4 Oakley McRae, Howick: 5 Maurice Smith, Huntingdon; 6 [.DD.McNaughton & Sons, Huntingdon.Mrs.Hazel Platt spent a few days last week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Harland Platt in Malone, N.Y.She attended the Franklin County Fair, and on the week-end she accompanied her family to Ottawa, where they were guests of Mrs.Phyllis Forbes, and also attended Ottawa Exhibition.Mr.and Mrs.Keith Mac- Pherson and family motored to Wilmington, Del.on Thursday and spent the Labour Day week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Mac- Pherson.Social Mr.and Mrs.Wayne MacPherson, Michael and Eva of Massena and Mr.Garth MacPherson, Susan, Graham and Tracy of Chateauguay spent the week-end at the Keith MacPherson home.Mr.John Suto left from Dorval this week for a three week visit to his people in Budapest, Hungary.Miss Carole Roy of Trout River spent the Labour Day week-end with her friend, Miss Wendy Sutton.Mr.and Mrs.V.Elder called on Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Scriver at Herdman on Sunday afternoon.They also visited Mr.John D.Elder, who recently underwent surgery in the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Orm- stown.John has made marvellous progress towards complete recovery and expects to return home Monday. 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SIT i ah ian, BE Fa 0 ar a AS = uen ee A TR AR We LS mT A a 14 - The Gleaner Poultry Winners at Huntingdon Fair Adult Plymouth Rock.Cock: 1 J.Ed.Sroule;, 2 Denis Vaincourt.Plymouth Rock; Hen: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.2 Mrs.Reg.Taylor, 3 Denis Vaincourt.Plymouth Rock.Cockerel: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.Plymouth Rock.Pullet: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.Plymouth Rock A.0.V.Cock: 1 John Irving, 2 J.E.Sproule, 3 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.Plymouth Rock A.0.V.Hen: 1 John Irving, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.3 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.Plymouth Rock A.0.V.Cockerel: 1 John Irving.2 Denis Vaincourt, 3 Eva Vaincourt.Plymouth Rock A.O.V.Pullet: 1 John Irving, 2 Eva Vaincourt.3 Denis Vaincourt.Sussex AV.(T.V.1 Hen: 1 Denis Vaincourt.2 J.Edmund Sproule.Sussex AV.(T.V.y Cockerel: 1 J.Edmund Sproule.Leghorn.White Cock: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 John Irving.3 J.Ed.Sproule.Leghorn White Hen: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.Leghorn.White Cockerel: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.2 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.3 Dennis Vaincourt.Leghorn White Pullet: 1 Denis Vaincourt.2J.Ed.Sproule.3 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.Leghorn A.0.V.Variety Cock: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.Leghorn A.0.V.Hen: 1 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.2 Denis Vaincourt.Leghorn A.Q.V.Cockerel: 1 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.2 J.Ed.Sproule.3 Denis Vaincourt.Leghorn A.O.V.Pullet: 1 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.2 J.Ed.Sproule.3 Denis Vaincourt.New Hampshire Red, Cock.: 1 John Irving.2 J.Ed.Sproule.New Hampshire Red.Hen: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.2 John Irving.3 Denis Vaincourt.New Hampshire Red.Cockerel: | John Irving.New Hampshire Red.Pullet: 1 Mr: Larry Carrigan.2 J.Ed.Sproule, 3 John Irving.Trio Plymouth Rock Barred.old: 1 Mrs.Reg.J.Taylor.P New Hampshire Red.Old: 3 J.Ed.Sproule.Leghorn White old: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.1 John Irving.Leghorn White young: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.Any other variety old.: Denis Vain- court.2 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.3 J.Ed.Sproule.Any other variety young: 1 Mrs.Larry Carrigan, 2 John Irving.3 Denis Vaincourt.Hamburg any variety young: 1 J.Ed.Sproule Turkeys Turkeys any variety old Male:1 John Irving Turkeys any variety young male: 1 Denis Vaincourt.Turkeys any variety voung female: 1 Denis Vaincourt.Bantams: A.V.clean legs.cock old: 1 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.2 J.Ed.Sproule.3 Denis Vaincourt.Bantams A.V.Hen clean legs: 1 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.2 J.Ed.Sproule.3 Denis Vaincourt.Bantams A.V.clean legs.cockerel young: 1 J Ed.Sproule.Bantams A.V.Feather legs cock old: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.2 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.3 Denis Vaincourt.Bantams A.V.Feather legs Hen: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.2 Denis Vaincourt, 3 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.Bantams A.V.Feather legs.cockerel (voung): 1 J.Ed.Sproule.Bantams A.V.Feather legs pullet: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.Guinea Fowl: Guinea Fowl any variety Adults old: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.Guinea Fowl - any variety Adults young: 1 lan Johnston.Pigeons: Pigeons .any veariety old: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.Pigeons, any variety young: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.Rabbits: Rabbits any variety old male and female: 1 Eva Vaincourt, 2 Clear Brook Game Farm, 3 Denis Vaincourt.Rabbits any variety young male and female: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm, 2 J.Ed.Sproule, Ducks.Pekin old male: 1 Jessie Todd, 2 J.Ed.Sproule, 3 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.Pekin, old female; 1 J.Ed.Sproule, 2 Denis Vaincourt, 3 Jessie Todd.Pekin, young male: 1 Jessie \u201c Todd, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.Pekin , young female: 1 J.Ed.Sproule, 2 Jessie Todd, 3 Mrs.Larry Carrigan.Rouen, old male: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.Rouen old female: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm, 2 .J.Ed.Sproule.Rouen, young male: 1 J.Ed.Sproule, 2 Denis Vaincourt.Rouen, young female: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.Duncks AOV oid mâle: ! Clear Brook Game bars, / J Ed.Sproule, 3 Denis Vaincourt.Ducks AOV, old female: 1 Denis Vaincourt.2 Mrs.Larry Carrigan, 3 Clear Brook Game Farm.Ducks AOV, young male: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm, 2 J.Ed.Sproule, 3 Denis Vaincourt.Ducks AOV, young female: | Clear Brook Game Farm, 2 J.Ed.Sproule.3 Denis Wednesday, September 8, 1971 Clear Brook Game Farm, 3 John Irving.Embden, Young female: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm, 2 Clear Brook Game Farm 3John Irving.Chinese A.V.old male: 1 J.Ed.Sproule.2 Denis Vaincourt, 3 John Irving.Chinese - any variety, old female: 1 J.Ed.Sproule, 2 Denis Vaincourt, 3 John Irving.Chinese - any variety voung male: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm Vaincourt.Geese: Toulouse, Junior Department.old female: ! J.Ed.Sproule.Toulouse.young male: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm.Toulouse, young female: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm.Embden.old male: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm.2 Denis Vaincourt.3 John Irving.Embden, old female: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm.2 Denis Vaincourt, 3 John Irving.Embden, young male: 1 Clear Brook Game Farm, 2 Utility Buds only Plymouth Rock, Hen: 1 Holly Taylor.2 Brenda Taylor.3 Bonnie Taylor.New Hampshire Red.cock old: 1! John Irving.2 Eva Vaincourt.New Hampshire Red.hen: 1 Eva Vaincourt, 2 Denis Vaincourt.Sussex AV.hen: 1 Denis Vaincourt.2 Eva Vaincourt.Leghorn AV.cock old: 1 Eva Vain- court.Leghorn AV hen: | Eva Vaincourt.2 Denis Vaincourt.Leghorn AV cockerel young: 1 Denis Vaincourt.Leghorn AV, pullet: 1 Denis Vaincourt.Ducks: Pekin, old male: 1 Brian Irving, 2 Eva Vain- court.Pekin, old female: 1 Brian Irving, 2 John Irving, 3 Eva Vaincourt.Pekin, young male: | Brian Irving, 2 Eva Vaincourt.Pekin, young female: 1 Brian Irving.2 Eva Vaincourt.Rouen old male: 1 Eva Vaincourt.Rouen, old female: 1 Eva Vaincourt.Rouen, young male: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 Eva Vaincourt.Rouen, Young female.: 1 Eva Vaincourt.2 Denis Vaincourt.Ducks AOV.old male: 1 Eva Vaincourt.Ducks AOV, old female: 1 Eva Vaincourt.Ducks AOV, young male: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 Eva Vaincourt, 3 lan Johnson.Ducks AOV.young female: 1 Denis Vaincourt, 2 Eva Vaincourt.3 lan Johnson.Bantams: 3 PIECE CELARA KNIT PANT SUITS Fashion co-ordinates up your Fall wardrobe Red.Green, Misses 10-18.Pearl 2 3 _ \u2018 N : N style jackets with long sleeves & sleeveless shells or Sleeve: less Chanel style Vestee jacket with long sleeved top avail able! 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New Fall shades.One size fits all.NT SUITS Howick The Rev.John S.Anderson of Howick United Church used the word \u2018Labour\u2019 once in his sermon on Sunday morning September 5, but if we accepted and practised what he preached, joy and peace would come to all who labour.Mr.Anderson spoke of the man who had an infirmity 38 years and lay beside the pool waiting to be healed when Jesus asked him if he wished to be healed, he told of his long wait beside the waters and Jesus said \u2018\u2018Rise, take up thy bed and walk.\u201d \u201cChrist has always brought a ray of hope.We can always change and grow in God, until we draw our last breath.It is easy to accept the Gospel of Christ Eva Vaincourt.Turhei AV female.Eva Vaincourt.young: 1 ON SALE: SEPTEMBER 8 e 9 © 10 ¢ 11 af A Divisionof the 5.5.KRESGE COMPANY Limited KNIT SUIT DISCOUNTS K mart Price as a theory.It's a wonderful thing to live as a Christian, but we don't apply it to ourselves - not ME.\u201d Continuing he said, \u201cIf you really want to be a Christian you can be, but many find the price too high.We don't want to be stirred out of our ruts, we don't want to be involved in the strife, .Jesus looked at the realities as God sees them and went where the people lived and worked.Selfishness gets us some of the good things of life, and temper tantrums get us what we want, for the sake of peace.If you want to be like Christ, take up your cross and grow daily.When you find a chance to speak for God - Speak.\u201d In his closing sentence the congregation was asked, \u2018Do you want to be healed?\" The soloist at this service was Miss Sherrill Carson, who sang so beautifully \u201cThanks Be To God.\" \\ K mart Price 3 PIECE CELARA | KNIT SKIRT SUITS 4 Each Set s, Long sleeved Chanel style jacket, sleeveless shell blouse \\ and pull-on skirt make up a set! 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Chateauguay Valley Teachers\u2019 Association At a meeting held at Chateauguay Valley Regional High School on September 2, Mrs.Una Gruer was the recipient of a professional service award in recognition of her professional interest and activity in the Protestant School System and particularly in the work at the C.V.T.A.Mr.William White read the citation and Mr.Wendell Sparkes, President of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers, presented a professional service pin.Mrs.Gruer\u2019s many friends and former pupils will be pleased to hear about this award, tangible proof that the work she did so well was recognized.Return Home Mr.and Mrs .Airsworth Johnstone have returned from a most wonderful trip which took them up ang down steep hills and in and out of little villages along the north shore of the St Lawrence.They came home rested and refreshed after à holiday at Moisé, a military post and fishing village 15 miles beyond Sept.Isles where the road meanders along to the coast and js marked \u2018Fin.\u2019 Rockburn Mrs.D.Fowler returned to her home in Florida on Wednesday after Spending two months visiting with her brother, Mr.H.W.Clarke Recent callers at the home of Miss Cain and Mrs Trainer were Mrs.#H Cunningham of Montreal.Mrs.M.Callum of Syracuse.N.Y., and Miss E.Sutton of Frontier, N.Y., also Mrs.W.T.Trainer and Mrs.John Sprague of Chateaugay.N.Y.| P ANTY HOSE WHISPER Our regular price 1.49 Each Each 10 Days only 10 Days only SHOP AND SAVE AT THESE 4 NEW STORE LOCATIONS ONTR R QUER Our regular Price 99e Each 79%.¢ J p BY Ir ned | Wednesday, September 8, 1971 The Gleaner -15 and : IE PRE CY ENYYWY | IF Josition g!gHantinedon ge 15 Isles ders Gracieusete de \u2014 Sposored by 1d is à Ir: cio À Huntingdon Woollen à on ding § .phe À Mills arke.à ome i} Mrs 3 HUNTINGDON real, 3 - Cuse, 4 on of i N ~ 4 Marchand Frères n gay B eu 2 75 Chateauguay St.261-5111 Welburn Service Lad.Huntingdon 261-363 1 ~ Bouth's Florist Reg'd of Huntimgdon provided à trophs and manature tor Uhursday mght's _ Western Working Horse class.The trophy is donated annually in memory of David Booth, # ; Left toright, Mrs.Booth, Calvin Wright and winner Len Tremblay of Malone, a The Riel family of Athelstan placed first in the Family Class on Saturday evening at the - j Huntingdon Fair horse show.Left to right, Mrs, Roland Riel, Dianne, Susan and Lyne.R LI \u20ac | ( | ock ~ iy G 1 0 * 1 seneral Store 2 A _ 3 Dewittville 201-3810 3 IE G i i + : _ * il seorge TL.Sutton 4 $ A | Ste.Agnes de Dundee 261-5970 } 14 , «Agnes \u2018 - - 04 a rma cos Robidoux Builder\u2019s Supply Cazaville 261-2139 stitutions was called from the audience on Saturday evening to pick the winner in the Huntingdon County Hospital Ladies Auxiliary drawing for an AM/FM radio.Dougall McIntyre is k ely BN Ç - k.f y * >: Mr.William Tetley, Quebec Minister of Financial In- 4 i Ca : i _ a Cla ude i lon 1 These pretty misses were a sampling of the numerous at left.The winner was Cami) Legault of Huntingdon.Miss Kells Alen of St Chrysostome is shown with the 201-5231 4 \u2018decorated\u2019 children that added color and comedy to the Champion \\orshire Call in the 8H Division at Huntingdon