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Shaw ville Quebec, Thursday, January 7, 1960
No. 28, 77th Year
Ski Instructor Now
At Ladysmith Tow
Skiing was reported excellent
at the Ladysmith Ski Tow last
weekend with some 150 en
thusiasts turning out.
The tow Itself, fully equip
ped with safety devices, can
accomodate close to 1,000 ski
ers, so there was no line ups
or waiting and the skiing was
enjoyed very much. The club
house, offering warmth, hot
food and ski accessories is in
operation. L ghts are expected
to be installed on the slope
this week, sq there will be ski
ing all day Saturday, Satur-
"VZZ
afternoon*
as
$3.00 per year; 7 cent» per copy
First Aid Class
First 1960 Visit
Starts In Shawville
Of Stork At PCH
First baby born in 1960 at
Pontiac Community Hospital Tonight At 7:30
Farmers Club
Hockey Schedule
Thursday, January 7th
7:30—7th Line vs Ft. Col.
9:00—Quyon vs C. Bay
Monday, January 11
7:30—Radford vs Ft. Col.
9:00—Bryson vs Quyon
Wednesday, January 13th
8:30—Ft. Col. vs 7th Line
Thursday, January 14
7:30—7th Line vs Radford
9:00—C. Bay vs Quyon
Howard Shea
Passes At Vinton
Howard Shea died recently
at the home of his uncle Dan
Shea at Vinton following a
short Illness. He was 56.
Mr. Shea was born at Ban
In
gor, Maine in May 1903
1904 he moved with his par-
Social Service Auxiliary
Paul Martineau M. P. will
address the Shawville & Dis
trict Home and School Assoc
iation on Wednesday January
20 on the subject of the trip
around the world he took last
Fall. HiS experiences are ex
pected to have wide appeal in
the area and plans to accomo
date a large crowd are be.ng made .according to Home
and School President Jack
Russell.
Mrs. J. R. Prior
Dies In Montreal
Bristol Notes
William Albert Tweedy
Dies At 73
Onslow Intermediate
School News
Curlers Hold
Turkey Draw
Don Paul Weds Shirley Horner
At St. Paul’s, Shawville
The chancel of St. Paul’s
Anglican Church was decorat
ed in a Christmas theme for
the wedding of Shirley Bar
bara Horner and Donald Gor
don Paul on Saturday, Decem
ber 26th.
The rector of the church,
the Reverend R. G. Elliott
performed the ceremony. Mis*
Kay Woodley sang “The Wed
ding Prayer” accompanied by
Mr. Alan Merritt at the organ.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Milburn Hor
ner and the groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T.
Paul, all of Shawville.
.
Given in marriage by he:
father, the bride was attend
ed by her two sisters, Miss
Sheila Horner as maid of hon
or and Miss Carl Horner and
^^liss Norma Paul, sister of the
groom as bridesmaids
Mr. Edgar Schwartz was best
n / and the ushers were Mr.
Bod Abercrombie of Renfrew
and Mr. Bill Homer, brother
of the bride.
The bride wore a floor len
gth gown of white ellk velvet,
Rheas Poisson Named Brookdale Fund
Fire Chief For 1960
Closes With $712.65
The Campbell's Bay Volun
teer Fire Department held
The St. John Ambulance
was a boy, bom to Mrs. Roger
their annual meeting recently
Dufault of Calumet Island, First Aid Class starts Thurs
with Rheas Poisson being re
who arrived at 11:09 p.m. on day, January 7th at 7:30 p.m.
appointed Chief for I960, Oth
January 1. Gifts were pres n the Scout Hall. Be on time
er officers elected were as fol
ented to Mrs. Dufault by Kays' with your triangular bandage
lows
Assistant Chief Edgar
Style Shoppe. Pontiac Dairy, and pad. The new books will
Lance, President Mervin Baird
uambs Corner Store and the be available at cost from Mrs.
Vice President Earl Brown,
Stonehaven Flower Shop.
Moore of 75c. The Registra
Secretary James Shea and
Runner-up, to coin a phrase, tion fee is $1.00 to cover ex
Treasurer Raymond Shea.
was Mrs. Nelson Angus’ new penses. Dr. Green will be lecOther members of the bri
baby boy, who arrived at Pon tur.ng as last year and Dr.
gade are M. Callahan, E. Dev
tiac Community Hospital at Cowley will have the exams
lin, O, Clarke. A. Dubeau, C.
later on. First Aid is something
11:30 p.m. on January 2.
Ferr gan, L. Laporte, W. Mo
everyone should know.
orhead, R. Pare, J. Ranger, M
Ranger, M. Shea, B. Smith, S.
Mrs James Richard Prior Sparling and D Stevenson.
died recently in hospital at
Montreal
following
a
long
ill
40th Wedding Anniversary
ness. She was 77.
The regular monthly meet
Mrs. Prior was born July 28,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ade held
ing of the Clarendon and
District Ministerial Associa- open house in honor of their 1882. She was a daughter ol
t on was held at the home of tort.eth wedding anniversary the late Charles Stephens and
William Albert Tweedy, son
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Ade were mar his wife Catherine Lucas. She of the late Hiram Tweedy and
Shawville, with the President, ried forty years ago in Pem was a member of St. George s Margaret Wills, and hudband
the Rev. W. R. Schamehorn, broke Ont. by the Rev. L. A. Anglican Church at Camp of Minnie Metcalfe, died sud
in the chair. Mr. Lawrence Aborn. Mrs. Ade was the for- bell’s Bay. Her husband pre- denly at his home Clarendon
said the opening prayers. The mer Miss Smith of Chalk Ri- deceased her in 1959.
Front Quebec, on Monday De
Rev. L. Emard of Campbell’s ver where her mother still re- | She is surv ved by one son cember 21. He was 73.
Bay read a paper on the back sides. Miss Emma Smith was Dalton of Port Burwell. Ont.;
Born at Smith’s Falls on
ground and contents of the the brides maid and the late one brother Thomas Stephens June 11, 188 , Mr. Tweedy re
Mr. Milton Henderson was and four sisters Mrs. Lyons ceived his education in Smith's
Book of Micah.
There was a discussion and best man. Mr. and Mrs. Ade Lucas, Mrs. Sam Hamilton, Falls, and was in the clothing
plans were begun to form- an resided at Bristol Mines from Mrs. Winston Hodgins and Mrs. business for 45 years, first in
auxiliary to the Hull Social the time they were married Claude Elliott all of Shawville. Smith’s Falls, and for the last
The funeral was held from
Service for the benefit of Pon un till eight years ago they
twenty five years before retire
Brothers
Funeral
moved to Bristol Village. They Ringrose
tiac County.
ment, with Murphy-Gamble
Home
in
Campbell’s
Bay
to
St.
Mr. Asa Smith and Mrs. had three daughters of which
oi Ottawa. He was an active
Anglican
Church lodge member for many years,
Wesley Hines of the Sunday two are living, Mrs. Raymond George's
School Association were pres Hodgins (Mildred) Mrs. W where the service was conduct, being associated with the Rid
ent to discuss the Annual Con Harris (Reta) of Chelmsford, ed by the Rev. F. Burton. In eau Lodge, I.O.OF., Smith’s
vention which will take place and one son James who cele- terment took place in Camp- Falls; Osiris Lodge. A. F. Si A.
early in the autumn. It Is hop orated his 15th wedding an- bell’s Bay Union cemetery
M., Smith’s Falls, and O. E. S.
ed that all Sunday School nlversary on the same day as
No. 50, Shawville.
teachers, parents and older his parents.
He was married in 1913 to
pupils of the Sunday Schools Mr. and Mrs. Ade’s family
Minnie Metcalfe, who survives.
will be able to attend.
along with their 12 grand
Also surviving are two daugh
At the conclusion of the children spent Christmas with
ters, Isabel, Mrs. Thomas Mac
By Bob Steele
meeting, the hostess, assisted them and were entertained at
It is now about two weeks farlane, Clarendon, Que.; Ka
by Mrs. R. Q. Elliott, enter a dinner at the Pontiac House si.
Christmas, but the pleas thleen, Mrs. George Watson,
tained the members to tea. Shawville. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle ant memories of things enjoy Cold Lake, Alta.; two sons,
Hodgins who called on the ed by the staff and students William, Smith’s Falls, Ont.;
Ades were also celebrating still remain.
and Arthur, Ottawa, Ont; and
their Thirty - Fifth wedding
One pleasant memory we two sisters, Mrs. Harold Wilson
anniversary on that date.
have comes from the night of and Mrs. J. J Hewitt, both of
Smith’s Falls, Ont.
December
22nd
when
so
many
Mr. Eric Russell has return
At W. J. Hayes & Sons un
A turkey draw was held at ed to Cold Lake after spending kind people from the Pontiac
the Shawville Curling Club for the holiday with his parents district attended our Christ til 10 a. m. Wednesday, then
mas concert. We certainly ap at Amy Funeral Home, Smith’s
ten turkeys on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Jas Russell.
preciated all the wonderful Falls, the funeral took place
December 30th. Winners were:
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacfarDale Thomson ; Eddie Ran lane left this week to spend encouragement that was given Dec 24 to St. John’s Church
Smith Falls for service at 2 pm
ger; Marian Hayes; Bill Camp the winter months in Florida. to us.
Another pleasant memory Interment was in the Hillbell; Garth Dean; Art Hayes;
Week end visitors with Mr.
Pallbearers
Len Beaupre; Howard Walls; and Mrs. Emmerson Twa were was given to us on the 23rd. crest cemetery
Dave McLaughlin and Wm. Mr. and Mrs. James Loken On that day, the Quyon branch were Douglas Kelly, Dr. W.J.T.
of the Knights cf Columbus, Hewitt, Albert, Edwin, Glenn
Campbell, Yarm.
and son, Mr and Mrs. Jack
invited the staff and student and George Tweedy.
ents to Campbell’s Bay where Thistle and Norman all of Ot body to St. Mary’s School
something more to look for
tawa.
(Continued on Page Five)
where we were given treats
ward to. Mr. R. E. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Find
and where we were warmly
lay, Beth and Brent were hol
president of the P.T.A. is go
entertained by the students.
ing to organize two Sports
iday guests with their parents
The holidays have come and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Findlay.
Nights a month where we have
gone but now we students have
all the facilities of the school
Miss Lenore Grant spent the
holiday with her parents Mr. Intosh, (Velma) Mrs. R. Bou to play the sport which we en
and Mrs. R. A. Grant.
chard Washington. ( Doreen i joy the most; for example,
fashioned with a fitted bodice,
Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Armstrong, (Maryi
gathered peplum and long, Mrs. R. W. Wilson was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Armstrong, four
lily-point sleeves. The Sab Mrs. Fred Browne, Mrs. Wil sons Ronald at home, Clifton
rina neckline was highlighted liam Wilson and Kim
Pembroke, Douglas ShawvLle
with sequins and tiny seed Holiday visitors with Mr. Jack of Ottawa.
pearls. She wore an elbow- and Mrs R. J. Thompson was
They have twelve grand
length veil, held in place with Mr. and Mrs. William Hollis children. Mrs. Thomas wa
a double tiara of sequin and of London, Ont., Mrs. Gladys the former Edith Hodgins of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smil
pearl trim. Her shower bou Dorrance and son of Montreal Yarn.
quet was of American beauty and Mrs. Jas. Thompson of Miss Margaret Laird was a ey were guests ol honor at a
roses.
’
Ottawa.
holiday guest of her parents surprise dinner party given for
them at the home of their
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Russell
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Laird.
The maid of honor wore a
daughter and her husband,
left
this
week
to
spend
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Trud
street-length gown of holly
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Bretzwinter
in
California.
eau
were
recent
visitors
with
red velvet, with fitted bodice
laff on Wednesday, Dec. 30,
Miss
Bessie
Armstrong
of
Miss
Hattie
Trudeau.
and full skirt, while the
the occasion being the 35th
the
Verdun
teaching
staff
was
Mr.
Stewart
Russell
son
of
bridesmaids wore similar gowns
anniversary of their marriage.
a
holiday
visitor
with
her
mo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roland
Russell
in cornflower blue. They wore
With the exception of Don
ther
Mrs.
J.
A
Armstrong
leaves
shortly
for
U
8.
A.
for
feathered bandeaux and mat
ald and his wife, who reside in
three
months.
ching accessories and carried 40th Wadding Anniversary
the west, the family were all
Mr.
Charles
Woermke
of
sprays of mums and red roses.
present and included Mr. and
North
Bay
spent
5
days
with
Following a reception in the
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tho
Mrs. Wm. Smiley and family,
his
brother
Mr.
Arthur
Parish Hall, Mr. and Mrs. mas held open house in hon
Mr. and Mrs. Bretzlaff and
Woermke.
Paul left for a short trip our of their fortieth wedding
family, Mr. Cyril and Miss
Mrs.
Helen
Henderson
of
Ot
through points in Ontario and anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
Ann. The party also Included
tawa
spent
the
holiday
at
the
Quebec.
thur Thomas have lived in
several other friends.
home
of
her
broher
Mr.
Claude
For travelling the bride wore Bristol for the past forty years Young.
The candle-lit table was
where
he
is
employed
with
fitted
sheath
of
brown
wool
centered by a lovely cake and
a
Mrs.
Pearl
Russell
of
Mon
with beige accessories and a the C. N. R.
a
delicious
meal
was
served,
treal and her son BUI ot New
They
have
live
daughters,
muskrat Jacket. A corsage of
buffet style, at seven «'clock.
York
spent
the
holiday
with
gold mums completed her en (Winifred) Mrs. Percy Doel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Russell.
Later the happy couple were
(Margery) Mrs. Wedey Mac
semble.
ÏÏ MilWleml All'll Pldlll
evenings in the future.
Pontiac Bus Lines is pro
viding Saturday bus service to
the ski slope from The H gh
School, Shawville, at 9:30 a m.
and on Sunday leaving Pontiac
House, Shawville at 11:30 a m.
A ski instructor will be on
hand every Saturday to give
instruction to students of all
ages The class, which begins
at 10:00 a m. Is sponsored by
the Shawville Lions Club. The
ski instructor is also available
for separate Instruction folcompletion of the
Those intermorning class
ested in learning to ski or in
improving their skiing are ur
ged to take advantage of the
high standard of instruction
available at Ladysmith.
Paul Martineau
To Address HAS
Total from last Issue of
$599.90
The Equity
$10.00
Paul Martineau
5.00
Lawrence Lang
1.00
Anonymous
2.00
Don Paul
5.00
Bob Bechtold
1.00
Anonymous
Clarence & Evelyn
5.00
Brownlee
50.00
Anonymous
woo
Miss Arlene Kilgour
75
Anonymous
5.00
J. L. Hodgins Co. Ltd.
4.00
Anonymous
1.00
Ken Smiley
1.00
Mrs. Bert Greenshields
Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
12.00
Garrison
$712.65
Total
We, the undersigned, have
examined the Record of Money
received by the Pontiac Printshop, as donations to Brookdale Farm. We have also com
pared these receipts with the
bank deposits, and find them
correct as follows:
$712.25
Money deposited
40
Exchange on cheques
$712.65
Total
5.00
1 cancelled cheque
Total actual deposited $707.65
$707.65
Money received
Signed,
V. Strutt,
W. E. N. Hodgins,
Auditors.
Watch Night Service
A Watch Night Service was
held on the evening of Dec
ember 31st at the Free Meth
odist Church, Campbell’s Bay
with Rev. Robert McCaw in
charge.
Members of the different
congregations gathered to
gether to worship while the
old year ended and the new
year began. Duets were sung
by Miss Ruth James and Mr
Lowell Smith and by Mrs.
Gordon Hammond and Miss
Vene Shellington. Solos by
Miss Ruth James, Mrs. Revel
Robinson and Mrs. Robert Mc
Caw.
Rev. Frank Burton was the
speaker and Rev. Jack Walker
said the closing prayers.
Refreshments were served
by the ladies of the church.
badminton, table tennis, vol
leyball and basketball for the
Indoor sports enthusiast, while
the outdoor sports fan will be
able to play hockey on our
rink that is now under con
struction under the supervis
ion of Mr. Harper Young, Mr.
Raymond Davis and Mr. Chas
Mohr.
Ken Smiley’s Honored On
Oeeasion Of 35th Anniversary
presented with a gold wrist
watch, each, from the family,
a trl-light floor lamp and some
china from the other guests,
along with good wishes for
the years which lie ahead.
Kenneth expressed thanks for
himself and for his bride of
thirty-flve years for the lovely
gifts and the good wishes that
accompanied them.
A very pleasant evening fol
lowed which included games
and a social hour.
Other friends present in
cluded Mrs. H. Bretzlaff, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Homer, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Eades, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hanna and Mrs. 8. R. Sly and
Miss Maryann Forgie (Re*,
frew), Mr. and Mrs. O. Telford
were unable to attend.
1
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QUEBEC
The Euunr
Printed And Published Weekly At
PONTIAC PRINTSHOP
Shewvtlle,
Quebec
Pi-Slishers & Editors
Devid end Roseleen Dickson
By Subscription $3.00 Per Yeer
Authorized es Second Clew Mail,
Post Office Department, Ottewe
BROOKDALE CHRISTMAS FUND
The news columns this week report the clos
ing of the Brookdale Farm Christmas Fund with
a total of $712.65 deposited in the Bank.
We were touched by the number of donations
made by people for whom the amounts given
constituted a real sacrifice; and by the generosiy
of all who contributed in lending a helping hand
for the benefit of the children of Brookdale Farm.
Fort (oulonge Noies
Mr. Lome Mario of Mara
thon. Ont., spent Christmas
holidays with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Malo.
Mr. Willard Laroche spent
Christmas and New Years
holidays with his wife and
family. He will return to the
Pontiac Community Hospital
Shawville, for another opera
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bert
rand spent Christmas holidajfe
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black
burn In Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Amyotte
and family, Lachute, Quebec,
spent New Years with rela
tives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black
burn. Toronto, spent New Yvdrs
with Mr. & Mrs. George Bert
rand.
Thursday, January 7, 1960
3H1
itte, Toronto, spe nt Chr stmn» Mrs. Henry Gasman
Mi.ss Helen Colton, Belleville
with their parents, Mr. and
[>r e. q Wood and Mrs. a nurse of the crippled chlld^
Mrs. Edmond Romain and Mr. n C Bryson of Westmeath had ren society, spent ChrlstmlP
and Mrs. T. Amyotte.
! Christmas dinner with Mrs. with her relatives In town.
Mr and Mrs. Herby Marion,I ^nnc Fumerton
Mr.
Howard
Fumerton,
Kitchener, spent Christmas
Mr. Leo Amyotte, St. Alex- French specialist of the Winwith their parents. Mr and ander College, Limbour, Que., ston Churchill Collegiate at
Mrs. T. Marion and Mr. and spent the Christmas holidays Scarborough, Ont., spent the
Mrs. Camille Boucher.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christmas vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Anne Fumerton
Miss Marjorie Amyotte of Arthur Amyotte
Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Bordeleau
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bryan
Richmond, Que, spent Christ
mas with her parents, Mr. and of Hull, spent Christmas with of Ottawa ,spent the Christher parents, Mr and Mrs. Ar- mas holidays with her parents
Mrs. T. Amyotte.
thur Amyotte and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Whelen.
Miss Suzanne Francoeur of
Mr. and Mrs. Rheal Amyotte
Mr. Frank Gallant and Inez
Guelph Well’s College, spent of Cornwall, Ont. spent Christ Whelen of Toronto spent
Christmas with her parents, mas with their parents and Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Vital Francoeur relatives.
Ira Whelen.
and family.
Carl Romain, St. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Laport
Mr. Raphael Mousseau of College, Limbour, Que., spent Si family, Lapasse, Ont. spent
Beaupre, Que, spent Christ-1 holidays with his parents, Mr. Sunday with his parents, Mr.
mas with his parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Lome Romain and and Mrs. Euchere Mousseau.
family.
Sunday evening December
Mrs. Euchere Mousseau.
Eldon Romain, Montreal I 27th, the Parish Hall was the
Mr. Francis Neville, Noranda College is spending holidays scene of a successful high
spent Christmas with his par with his parents, Mr and Mrs. school boys and girls party
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lome Romain.
Gall Laport presided. Games
Neville.
Melvin Shea, Montreal Col and dancing were enjoyed by
lege, spent holidays with his the students
Refreshments
Dr and Mrs. Joe Retty and parents, Mr and Mrs. Thomas were served.
daughter of Montreal spent Shea and family.
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Bert
the Christmas holidays in
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Amy- rand and family of Campbells
town.
otte attended the christening Bay spent Christmas day with
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lacroix | of Mr and Mrs Bud Sloan's her parents. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Francoeur.
Ottawa, spent Christmas vis baby on Sunday in Vinton.
iting friend and relatives.
M ss Eva Miron, Montreal,
spent the New Years holiday
with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Demp
The campaign can only be described as an sey. Montreal, spent New Years
overwhelming success. As sponsors of the Fund, with hfs parents. Mr. and Mrs.
we extend our sincere thanks to all who part Michael Dempsey.
Our
sincere
sympathy
Is
sent
icipated. The real thanks comes however from to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fran
the children at Brookdale, not in words, but in coeur in their bereavement of
Miss Margaret Dempsey, of
the sight of an ever-growing group of youngsters,
their five year old daughter, Cornwall Convent is spending
each rapidly growing to adulthood, properly car burled on Sunday afternoon holidays with her parents Mr.
at 3 p.m., January 3rd.
and Mrs. Michael Dempsey.
ed for in mind and body because of the kind of
Mr. Kenneth Amyotte who
generosity exhibited by the people of this area is attending St. Alexander Col. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Soucie
We
are
buying
hardwood
and
soft
lege in Lambour, Que. spent of Port Colborne. spent Christ.
in donating to the Christmas Fund.
Christmas and New Years with i mas with their parents, Mr.
wood
logs.
Attractive
prices.
Contact
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lor- and Mrs. Paul Oervais and
rain Amyotte
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Soucie and
CFRA AND THE BBC,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGill of tamily
| Ottawa spent the holidays with |
Sometime this month the Board of Broad her narents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill j Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Soucie
Phone
25
of
Port
Colborne
spent
Christi
Campbell’s Bay
cast Governors will hand down a momentous Corrigan.
mas with their parents, Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Billy
Gunzallls
decision. They will name the organization which and family of Wakefield visit- ' and. Mrs. Martial
Bourbonais
. w
will hold a television license for the Ottawa ed her twin brother and sis- anc^ ***• an<* ^rs* êo Soucie
ter in law Mr. and Mrs. Jackie1 Mr. Elie Amyotte, Toronto,
area to supplement CBOT and CBOFT.
Ward.
J „
,
, , J I spent Christmas holidays with
The new channel will be the only privately
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Ward h‘s wife and family,
owned TV station in Ottawa and it is, of course, and family of Wakefield visited
Speedy Service
Reasonable
Rates
Miss Palm Spence of Pem
their
son
and
daughter
in
law
of great consequence locally what sort of people Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Ward.
broke spent Christmas with
• Expert Body Work and Painting
will control it.
Gerald Ward and CorMeen her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
• Welding of all kinds
Cross of Wakefield visited Mr. Felix Spence.
Among those who have applied for this con and Mrs. Jackie Ward over the
'J,
Miss
Frances
Rabb
of
King
•
Towing,
24
hrs.
Phone
Quyon
18
Christmas
holidays.
trol are the managers of CFRA, which radio
ston General Hospital nurse
Mrs.
Rock
Gervais
of
Mont
• Free Estimates
station has been conducting a civic minded pro
training
school,
spent
Christ
real visited her parents, Mr.
mas with her parents Dr. and
gram for Ottawa and this valley for a good dozen and Mrs. James Ward Sr.
•
Good
Used
Cars
Mrs.
H.
R.
Rabb
and
family.
years. CFRA has proved by practical demonstrat
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Parisien
• Open every evening
ion that it is awake to the desires and needs of of Ottawa visited her parents Mrs. McCrae Hamilton spent
Mr. and Mrs. James Ward Sr. the holidays with her daugh
our district. The BBG has but to weigh promises for
Quyon
Phone 80
the Christmas holidays.
ter and son in law, Dr and
against actual broadcasting performance in the
Word has come to Fort Cou>|0
longe that Mrs. Mary Cahill,
area concerned.
a sister of Mrs. James Ward
THE EQUITY has often been referred to as Sr. died In Pembroke. Her bur
the “Voice of the Pontiac”. We feel we are voic ial took place in La. Passe
Catholic Cemetery.
ing the opinion of the entire Ottawa Valley when
Mr. James Dempsey and two
we heartily support the proposition that Ottawa’s sons spent Christmas holidays
second English television channel should be en with his daughter Mr. and Mrs
Donald Poullotte, in Hull.
trusted to CFRA.
Willis Dempsey, Lac Dom
aine, spent Christmas with his
with the infant Jesus in one parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Dempsey and family.
of the boy’s arms to lay Him
Mr. Bob Spence, Lac Ddmo
in his crib. The chancel was a ne, spent Christmas with his
Members of St. Stephen’s decorated with evergreens and ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Spence.
tinsel
and
the
Nativity
scene
Anglican Church, Greermount
Mr. Denis Labine, Lac Dom
was
enhanced
with
soft
light
met at the home of Mr. and ing during the portrayal. The aine spent Chrismas with his
Baby Pigs must be growing all the time — setbacks cost money.
Mrs. Henry Woods recently for church was filled to capacity parents, Mr. and Mrs. Labine
Normal litter management includes many necessary jobs, such :_i
as
their annual Vestry meeting. with many visitors attend.ng. in Davidson.
castrating
or
moving,
which
can
slow
up
the
development
of
the
The Rural Dean, the Rev. R.G. Miss Edna Hetty was pianist
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spence
young
pigs.
You
can
do
much
to
keep
them
growing
through
any
Elliott presided. .
of
Ottawa
spent
Christmas
and the children’s choir of the
trouble period by simply switching them to
Mrs Grenville Sparrow was Poupore school directed by a with his parezts, Mr. and Mrs. I
elected Vestry Clerk. Grenville sister of the Grey Nuns sang Felix Spence.
SHUR GAIN PIG TAIL-CURLER
Mrs. Pearl Latour of Mont
Sparrow re-elected People’s many lovely - hymns such as,
Warden and Henry Woods re “O Come All Ye Faithful”, real spent Christmas with her
until
3
to
5
days
after
the
trouble
has
passed.
two
brothers,
Maurice
and)
appointed Rector’s Warden. “Noel
O Holy Night", and
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Mr. Elliott was asked to ap “O Come, O Come Immanuel”. Felix Spence.
Mrs. Laura Kenney of Ot
point two synod delegates to
Rev. Father R. Pilon offic
Supplementing the sows milk with solid food as soon as possible is
represent this congregation.
iated and gave the sermon on tawa spent Christmas with
just
one
more
time
when
this
fine
SHUR-GAIN
feed
should
be
used
A | relatives in town.
Financial reports Indicated “What Christmas Means
to
get
them
growihg.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Donlyn
and
that this little congregation, large attendance went to re
family of Chapeau spent
which has become depleted in ceive Holy Communion.
Christmas with her sister Mrs.
There’s no doubt about it —<»
recent years, due to movement
Felix Spence.
of population from the district
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Amyotte
are making a gallant effort to
of Senneterre spent Christ
keep up their end, by meeting
. _
obligations to Diocesan Mission fV,rl11Pecei!1I?er1 meeting of mas with his parents, Mr. and
Budget and Stipend Guaran1 n? Workers mission Mrs. T. Amyotte.
is the multi-purpose feed for baby pigs — yes and sale barn pigs, too.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Amytees. At this meeting it was dfnd
hTe d at thc home of
The
high
antibiotic
content
and
palatibility
of
this
SHUR-GAIN
decided to send the Montreal Mls- W- J Hudson with 27
proven feed will put a curl in the tails of every litter. Be sure to
^ Churchman to every home in ™emb^rs and v sitors present,
have some handy when you’re feeding baby pigs.
the congregation.
Mrs. Hillis Graham and Mrs. guitar and Mrs. Abbie Pritch
Marks were in charge.
ard on the piano. Refresh
Mrs. Graham had a story in ments were served by Mrs
pictures entitled “Little Pitch Hudson assisted by the other
ers have Big Ears”.
ladies present, after which the
After the business section of children were given treats of
the pieeting, Mrs. Marks con- candy,
On Christmas Eve at 12:00 I ducted a programme of Christ- k This group of children have
o’clock mid-night, St. Peter’s j mae poems and Scripture rea- raised $110 for mission purpo
Church, Fort Coulonge was]dings In which am tile child- ses also $12 in dime cards for
aglow with the spirit of ren participated by candle - the Bible Society. They also
Shawville
Phone 314
Christmas. Before the High lighting and carol singing, donated a few articles for
Mass began the altar boys Mrs. Lloyd Henderson accom- children who had lost their
marched up the middle aisle panied the singing on the home In a fire.
SAW LOGS
SMITH BROS.
ERNIE’S BODY SHOP
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PUT A CURL IN
THEIR TAILS
Annual Vestry Mfg.
Held by $1. Stephens
INCREASE WEANING WEIGHTS
Wyman Minion Band
Christmas Service
Al SI. Peter's
SHUR-GAIN PIG TAN-CURLER
SHUR-GAIN PIG TAIL-CURLER
SHUR-GAIN
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home of the Walter KUgours
Christmas day guests at the
Ladysmith Moles
, teachers. The Choir also offerled several anthems.
Norway Bay Moles
On Dec. 22nd, a Xmas Con
Visitors with Mr. Alix Mur
Holiday
guests
at
Hlllcrest
cert was held in Ladysmith
Mr. and Mrs. James Intermediate School, the pro Farm were Mr. and Mrs. Fier ray and Mr. and Mrs. Qaroe
Howie of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. London Workman. Master McLeese
and family of Fores gram. under the direction of obin, Mr. Erhart Fierobin, and and Betty for Christmas were
Mrs. Ernest Tows ley and Miss Donnie stayed to visit with his tors talls and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. David Murray
MLss
Lois
and
Leona
Fierobin,
the Principal Mr A. Vivian
Arm in ta McDowell of Ottawa, i cousin John for a few days.
and family of Montreal; Mr.
Gerald Draper.
Also
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eric
Pasch
was well arranged with recit
Mrs. A. C. Hedging and Mr. | Recent guests with Mr. and
and Mrs. Harold Fulford and
and
family,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
and Mrs. Joseph Welch, Shaw- Mrs. Arthur Kllgour were Mr.
Miss Anne Graham remain- ations, plays, singing, and the
family of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon
Fierobin.
most popular of all — square
ville. Miss McDowell and Mr land Mrs. Nell McCagig and Jo- pd to visit for a few days.
Melvin Stewart, Phyllis and
| dancing by three classes, the
;md Mrs. Howie remained for anne of Ottawa, Mr and Mrs
Holiday guests at the home Robert of Maryland, Mr. and
She was accompanied home Midgets
Intermediates, and of Mr. and Mrs Verner Rueck- Mrs Roland Graham and famthe week-end with the McDo Wallace Belsher and family of
well >; while Mr. and Mrs. Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Ted- Saturday by Mrs. Wilbur Hor- Seniors. This was very much wald were Mr. and Mrs. Erhart Hy of Wyman.
:: . Arnot Horner enjoyed by all, and a visit Rueckwald and family of OtTowsley visited with Mrs. Hod- dy Craig and family of La- ner and Mr
Visitors for Christmas with
who spent the week-end at from Jolly old Santa who
gins
chine.
tawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McCredle
!': m h and family.
and John were Mr. and Mrs.
a
Clarence Thompson and fam
ily of Stlttsvllle, Mr and Mrs.
Donald McCredle of Ottawa
and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hale
-and Susan of Bristol.
New
Years
Day Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Alix Weir of
with the Thruns at Renfrew spent Christmas at
_
Hillcrest Farm were Mr. and he Bailey homes.
Mr
Mr and Mrs. Lyall Towslcy
and Robert of Ottawa visited
Sunday with Mrs. A. C Hod• .
gins and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
McDowell and Nell.
Our congratulations to Mr.
Seai\0n„w;th. hls Par" Mlss Glenda Mielke. Mr. DaMr. and Mrs J N. and John
and
Mrs.
Nell
McCagg
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On the eve of Dec 24 the Charles Mielke. and Mr. Gcr- Day with Mr. and Mrs
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M+
aid Mielke
Davis at Quyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fulford
and family spent the New
Years weekend with Mr. Alex
Murray.
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Mrs. A. L. Lambert and Miss
Mable Lambert have returned
ed
by
a™*
par
y
was
enôy*
ler
and
the
Sunday
School
Guests
on
New
Years
Day
at
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to Elmside having spent the
holiday in Cornwall.
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Chevy'a long wheel-bsae and wide tread
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Right now is the time to resolve to keep a larger
part of what you earn throughout this new year. And
the place to keep it is in a B of M Savings Account.
Make saving every pay-day your No. 1 New Year’s
resolution this year. The B of M can’t help you
resolve to stop eating between meals or get you to
work on time, but it can help you save.
Why not start your account tomorrow at
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Sure, safe, longer-lasting.
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Rigid root, body and floor panels
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Campbell's Bay Notes
Visiting with Mrs. John
Knipe and Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Sturgeon during the holi
day were Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Knipe and Brenda of South
Porcupine, Rev and Mrs. Sam
Livingston, Phil, Bougie and
Dannie of Chateaugay, N. Y.,
from Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Knipe, Jackie and Ronnie, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Vant Hoff, Lynn
and Maria, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Young, Miss Amy Knipe and
Mr. Harry Dery.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Vibert
were Mr. and Mrs. James Vi
bert, Gaspe, Mr. and Mrs.
Lindy Vibert, Dorval, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Sally of Breckenridge and Mr. Rudy Vibert of
Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mur
phy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Murphy of North Bay spent
Christmas with Mr and Mrs.
Ebert Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shea
spent Christmas in Ottawa
with their family visiing Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Mullen and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Steven
son and Mr. Duncan Stevenson
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. George Stevenson at
Beachburg.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stev
enson were Mr Clarence Smith
of Shawvllle and Mr. and Mrs.
Asa Wilson of Ottawa.
Mrs. Mona Anderson of Ot
tawa recently visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Stewart.
Miss Ella McFarlane spent
the holidays with her uncle
Mr Oliver Stevenson.
BRYSON
THEATRE
With Wide Screen For
CINEMASCOPE
VISTA-VISION
-FIRST IN PONTIAC—
Two Shows
oiler lake Holes
Dagg during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Houghton
and family spent New Years
with Mrs. Houghton Sr. In To
ronto
Mr and Mrs .Lucien Belan
ger and Mr. and Mrs. Montsion of Hull and Lakeview
Terrace were with Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Bow.e. Mr. and
Mrs. Bowie spent New Years
Eve with Mr and Mrs. Paul
McNally of Aylmer.
Mr. Jim Martin has return
ed to Longueull after spending
the holiday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Viney of
Camp Borden spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Wilson,
Joan, Sandra and Dianne v.sited with Rev and Mrs. Stan
ley Irving and family in Mont
real. Mrs. J A. Bradshaw and
sons Peter, John and Mark
were In Burlington with Mrs.
Bradshaw Sr. for the Christ
mas holiday
Mr. and Mrs. James Carty
spent Christmas with mem
bers of their family in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ph lip Hermann
and family of Lemington and
Mr. Murray Smith of Bellvllle
also Mrs. Clifford Stevenson
and Miss Norma Stilson of
Corwall visited with Mrs. Lila
Smith during the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Louis
Muir and family have return
ed after spending ten days
with their families In War
wick. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Vil
leneuve of Hamilton, Ont.
----spent Christmas with Mr. and
Andre AudetI
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hartman
and family of Kingston spent
Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Hartman's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Emile Zacharlas and her
sister and brother In law. Mr.
and Mrs. Helmlt Erfie.
Quests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hahn the day
after Christmas were; Mr. and
Mrs. Edd e Zimmerllng and
the holiday were Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold St. Germaine and
Catherine of Prescott, Ont.
Mrs. Clarence Ringrose and
Lynn of Ottawa and Miss Jean
Vibert of Richmond.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Asa M. Smith over the holi
days was Lowell Smith of
Belleville, Miss Carrie Smith
of Ottawa and Miss Ruth
James of Houghton Wesleyan
College, Houghton, N Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Smith
went to Uplands airport on
December 28 to bid farewell
and safe Journey to Mrs. Alton
Gould and children who went
to join the Rev. Alton Gould
n Hong Kong.
Mrs. Joseph McOahren ac
companied by Mary her dau
ghter and brother Flight
Lieutenant Joe Minton of Ot
tawa spent five days in To
ronto where she attended a
family reunion at the home
of her mother Mrs. Louise
Minton.
Mr. Paul Martineau and
daughters Alice and Qabrlelle
spent a few days in Temiskaming.
YaMl NOlCS
Here we are back a8atn for
Congratulations to Mr and
and■ Mrs. Ivan and Steven were guests of Mr
family; Mr.^1
Uagg and family of Ottawa; and Mrs. Wilfred Rebertz at Mrs. Delbert Zachanas on the
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Cruise of Bryson for an evening during arrival of their son, Dalis " ^
Ham.
^
Renfrew and Mr. and Mrs. Ce- the holidays.
ell Spar.lng of .*3caeslde,
Mr. and Mrs Emile Zachartsa had a pleasant surprise on
Christmas morning when they
received Christmas Greetings
by a telephone call from their
daughter Mrs. Wm. O’Neil of
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Rael Richard
and Dennis and David; and
Mr. Merle R chard of Renfrew
spent Christmas with their
i"
parents and grandparents Mr.
a.id Mrs. Esale Richard.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richard
and Bruce of Arnpriot spent
Christmas with theln- parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Resnlk
and family of Oshawa spent
Christmas with her parents,
I
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bretzlatl.
New Years guests of Mr. and
1
Mrs. Percy Zacharias were:
Mr. and Mrs. Re nhold Pasch, j
Mrs. Emma Schroeder, Mr. and
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Mrs. Helmtt Erfle and family,
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Miss Gerta Erfle and Mr. and
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Mrs. Emile Zacharias.
Miss Iso bel Quatle of Otterburn Heights, spent Christmas
and the holidays with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. B. O.
Quelle.
Mr. Allan Quaile of Montreal
spent Chr.stmas and the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. O. Qua le.
Christmas and holiday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Johnston were their
daughters Miss Gall of Ottawa
Here comes hospitality! Have a Dow—
and the Misses Ann and Mary
with the cool, clean, friendly taste
of Chapeau.
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Mr. Bobble and Mr. Freddie
people like today!
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Johnston of Chapeau spent
Welcome as the season itself... Dow Ale
Christmas and the holidays
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with Mr. Audet s family m D dn,t know to0 much of what
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Mr.
Maurice
Lafleur
Jr.
it as up-to-date as the modern
tastes it's brewed to please.
GUARANTIED BEST I ONLY DOW IS "(001 CONTROL" BREWED
former Doris Burrows of Cap- S'^Zt^^'^TpClânTZ'
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Mr. end Mrs. Edgar Landon ahead of us. May it be a hap- Lome Kearns,
Miss Susanne Johnston of
7:00 end 9:00 p.m.
and Miss Dianne Fraser, were P? and prosperous year for
Ottawa and Mr. Charles BerNews—Shorts—Features
iau of Montreal spent the hol
idays with their parents, Mr.
Thursday & Friday
and Mrs. J. C Beriau.
January 7-8
Mr. and Mrs Earl Pappln &
Frank Smith In Ottawa.
common FarreM on; Miss AlMURDER REPORTED
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott ice Saunders. Ottawa and Mr. Charlene of Ottawa spent
AA. Stribling Paul Carpenter were In Ottawa with Mr. and and Mrs. Arthur Kilgour a
Christmas with Mrs Pappin’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Andmon ind % M,%d
b ku- Vadneau.
Saturday & Sunday
Mr.
and
Mrs
K.
M.
Tubman
Mr.
Robert
Fairfield
of
the
2
°ur
and
Miss
Arlene.
January 9-10
and famly of Campbells Bay
Universiy
of
New
Brunswick,
Mrand
Mrs;
Teddy
Craig
AUNTIE MAME
spent Christmas with Mrs.
spent
the
holiday
at
home.
who
have
been
living
for
some
Rosilind Russell
Tubman’s mother Mrs. Heman
Mr.
Bryan
Arblc
of
McGill
tlme
*n
Machine,
expected
to
Forest Tucker
University, Montreal, spent he moved this week to Tren- Dagg and tne Quailes.
color
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wittthe holiday with his family.
ton- Ont. a move which they
Mr and Mrs. Michael St. have been looking forward to. kopt and Carolyn of Ottawa,
Monday to Wednesday
Germaine spent Christmas Mr. Ellis Palmer returned Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bretzlatl
Day in Ottawa with Mr. and home from an Ottawa Hospital and Cheslyn were recent
January 11-12-13
guests
of
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Mrs.
Oscar
Landry
and
family,
on
Monday
last
after
being
.n
FROM EARTH TO THE MOON
Bretzlatl on the occasion of
Visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the
hospital
for
5
weeks.
The
Jos. Cotton
Debra Paget
Miss Coleen’s tmrd birthday.
Michael
St.
Germaine
during
Doctors
considered
him
enough
color
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams
improved to get home, some
thing he was very anxious to and Susan of Ottawa spent
do. He stood the trip home Christmas wltn Mrs. Williams'
parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred
very
well,
other
than
being
"The Unfinished Task"
very tired. We hope he Will BretzlafT Sr.
Mr. Donnie Schwartz of Ot
Acclaimed the outstanding religious film of the year in
continue to improve in health.
Winter
can
be
fun—when
your
borne
is
cosy-warm.
tawa
spent
Christmas
w.th
Mrs.
Eva
Hodgins
has
return
N.E.F.F. Oscar Awards
And that's where we can help you. You see we re your
ed home after spending some Mr. and Mrs. Midas Richard.
Mr. and Mrs. Qeo. Bretzlaff
weeks in Hamilton with her
local dealers for Shell Furnace Oil. The oil, that lets
and family spent Christmas
sister Mrs. Alice Wilson.
trouble-free summer comfort
you
enjoy
carefree
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nick
Cudia
and
:
with
Mrs.
Bretzlaff’s
parents,
Saturday, January 16 - 8 P.M.
family
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mick
I
Mr
and
Mrs.
Wm
Thoms.
all winter long.
Freewill Offering
Strutt
spent
a
few
days
of
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arno
Bretzlaff
- Rev. R. W. McCaw
For Shell Furnace Oil gives you the added benefits of
Christmas season with Mr. and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Strutt.
Gustave Yach of Ladysmith
two special additives that guard your furnace... keep
Miss Arllne Kilgour and spent Christmas with Mr. and
it burning hot and bright-at peak efficiency-right
Miss AliceSaunders ofOttawa Mrs. Wally
Buchanan at
spent part of their Christmas Beachburg.
through the season t
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Miss Willa Palmer and Mrs.
Hobt. Newcommon, Farrellton. and Mrs. Alfred Wittkopf and
What's more, you get these extra benefits for no more
FIBRE GLASS DRAPERY, 45” wide % ^g yd.
Well Yarm Is still getting Carolyn of Ottawa were Chrtthan you would pay for an ordinary, conventional
smaller as Mr. and Mrs. Harry, stmas and holidays guests of
BARK CLOTH DRAPERY, 45” wide
gg yd.
heating oil !
Belsher have moved to Shaw- j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bretzlaff.
of
ville, we hope only for the Mrs. Freddie Bretzlaff
■" - Jr. ■
SAIL CLOTH DRAPERY, 45’’ wide
gg yd.
Take advantage of our
winter months. Mr. Elliott Bel- the Nursing Staff of Pontiac
sher Is spending the winter Community Hospital spent her
guaranteed delivery service
with Bert on the farm.
I Christmas holidays at her
You get a metered receipt, showing exactly how many
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kilgour home here,
and family of Renfrew visited ' Mr. Gilbert Bretzlaff of AylWe are in a position to
gallons you receive—you get every drop you pay for.
wih the Kilgour family Sun- mer spent Christmas eve with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred
do any
day.
Call us today # O # we’ll rush sunshine warmth to
Mrs. Almond Hodglns, Miss Bretzlaff.
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your home.,
Myrtle and Mr. James motored Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dagento Ottawa on Friday to spend | us anu Mr. and Mrs. Hector
New Years day with Mr. and St Aubin returned to their
Mrs. Heman Woolsey and fam- homes recently following a
ily. Mrs. Fred Dagg accompan- I trip to Port Colborne and Ha
led them and visited with her. mllton where they spent Chrlfather who was then still In | stmas and the holidays with
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hospital.
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Cook went to Ottawa
m ss uunne ^miaierllng of "Where Trading Is Â Pleasure"
OIL
last week to visit with her Whitby, spent the past three
UOYD STEVENS, Manager
mother who had suffered a weeks with her parents Mr
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heart attack. We hope she- Is and Mrs. Garnet Zlmmerllng «
Shawville, Que.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bullln
improving.
iWk 1
vm
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How we keep winter out of your home
ond summer in!
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You May Require
nu-variety store
SHAWVILIE MILLING (0.
LIMITED
SHEL
THE
Five
EQUITY
Sharpe on Christmas .light.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Doherty tkauiwillA IIMaC
spent a few days during the JHAWflllC nUIO
Mrs. Richard Findlay spent
Going Away Party
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Ruth Horner, Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mar- ] Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. holiday season with Mr. and
A very enjoyable evening Allan Woods.
spent Christmas holidays with
Ilneau and children of Quyon Wilfred Little during the hoi- Mrs. William Crick.
Edgar Stark» Niagara and her parents, Mr. and Mrs J E. was spent at the home of Mr.
Mr and Mrs. Herbie Howard
spent Christmas with Mrs. idays were a son Lloyd, fontand Mrs. Harry Sharpe at and Linda spent Christmas
Martineau’s parents, Mr. and ( illl. Ont . daughters Erma of Tom Stark, Northern Ontario Horner.
Quyon
on
Wednesday
night
of
spent
Christmas
weekend
with
Mrs.
Hurst
Hudgins
arrived
with Mrs. Howards parents.
Oakville,
Norma
and
Helen
of
Mrs Beecher Fraser
home after spending a month last week. The occasion was a Mr .and Mrs. Lennis Sharpe.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lancé] Toronto and Carol who Is at- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stark.
goinK away party arranged by
Miss Dorothy Elliott who in Hamilton and Elgin, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Telford
and children of Toronto spent j tending business school ln
teaches school In Fort CoulMr. and Mrs. Dalton Dods & the. Sharpe's former neighbors and family had Christmas
the holidays in Portage and ! Renfrew.
were accompanied back by Mrs1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Me onge .spent the holidays with family spent Christmas ln and friends at Caldwell. Al dinner with Mr and Mrs. Joe
though
the
night
started
out
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herb
Elliott.
town.
Smiley at Campbell’s Bay.
Lance’s mother, Mrs. Mary I Bride motored to Calumet,
to
be
stormy
this.did
not
stop
Rupert
Smiley.
Montreal,
Mrs.
Alex
Horner
visited
rel
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher
Jane Tanguay who will spend I Quebec New Years day to atthe winter months with them, tend the funeral of Marilyn spent the holiday season with atives ln Ottawa during the the former neighbours from and family of Ottawa had
motoring down and from the Christmas supper with Mr. &
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Dagg | Savage, nine year old daugh- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ver- Christmas week.
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Hod- large attendance showed the Mrs. Jim Telford.
and Joanne of Cltyview spent | ter of Mr. and Mrs. TrefT Sav- tal Smiley.
esteem in which they were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raeburn
Dale
gins
and
family
visited
rela
We are glad to hear that
New Years with the formers | age.
| Mr. Howard Orr Jr. is recup
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas! Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hub- and family, Ottawa, spent New tives in Shawville and Lady held here.
Miss Jean Tracy read an erating nicely afer having the
Dagg.
jard, Montreal, Jean Smart, Years day with Mrs. Mel Dale smith over the New Years
address expressing our loss in misfortune of being one of the
weekend.
Mrs. Lornle Stewart, a pat-1 nurse in training, Ottawa Gloria and Brenda.
this community of the Sharpes holiday accident victims.
Beverley
Strutt,
Ottawa
spent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wayne
Wilson
lent at the Ottawa Royal San j Civic Hospital and Sheila
Mrs. Margaret Kelley is
spent Xmas day with her fam- Smart, Macdonald
College, Christmas weekend and Betty and Nancy of Ottawa, spent who have lived on their farm
lly here.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Or- nurse in training, Ottawa Civ the holiday weekend in Shaw -1 since they were married, and spending the winter with Mr.
| all of Mr. Sharpe’s life. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson Workman.
Guests at the home of Mr. I val Smart during the holidays. ic Hospital is spending a three ville
Robert Lucas and Mr. William
week
vacation
with
their
par
V
ing
with
relatives
in
Mr. Donald and Jackie Nes
Willard
Sparling
spent
Sunand Mrs. Wm. Burns over the
holiday season were Mr. and day vis.ting wltn mends in ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Strutt. town over the holiday were Mr. (-)rr presented them on oehalf bitt of Ottawa spent a few
Miss Norma Smart, Toronto and Mrs. Ivan Dagg and fajn- °* lê neighbours with two days with friends at Caldwell
Mrs. Peter Lavell and children ( Ottawa.
beaut ful hostess chairs and
a and Shawville.
visited
with
relatives
at
Starks
Uy.
and
Miss
Evelyn
Dagg
of
riit
of Buckingham, Que. Mr. and------------------ :
*
Corners during the past week. Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pair of waii plaques. They
Mr and Mrs. Ferguson
Mrs. Douglas Kyle and child- Gibbons of Elliott Lake spent
thanked their many friends for Workman and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lyall
Sparling
Dagg
and
family
of
Chalk
R.vren of Noranda, Que., and Miss| Xmas week with the formers
thoughtfulness in a few well Lawrence Smith and family
and children, Ottawa, spent er
Mona Burns of Ottawa
parents Mr and Mrs. Gordon
chosen words.
Sunday
visiting
with
his
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ronald
Maine
spent New Years with Mr. and
Mr. Gary McCallum of El-1 Gibbons Sr. and were accomp
Dugal Sharpe and Mrs. Jim Mrs. Howard Nesbitt in Ot
mother
Mrs.
Sadi?
Sparling,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maxwell
lice Lake, Ont., spent the hoi- anted back by Mr. and Mrs.
Tracy supplied the music for tawa.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Barr
and
Anthony
visited
with
Mr.
and
iday season w.th his parents, Gibbons to Elliott Lake for a
the evening and the neighbour
children,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Len
Mrs.
Brent
Horner
and
Clay
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Carman McCal-1 week’s vacation,
women served a tasty lunch. Workman and Mrs. Margaret
Emmerson
and
children,
Mr.
ÜVer
the
Holiday
Season,
lum
Christmas midnight services
The Sharpe’s were taken en Kelley spent Christmas with
and
Mrs.
A1
Read
and
son
Miss
Nancy
Horner
of
GatMiss Romone Ouellet of Pern-1 were held ln both the Roman
tirely by surprise.
Bruce,
all
of
Ottawa
spent
ineau
Mills
spent
the
holiday
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith
broke spent the holidays with Catholic and Anglican chur- Christmas weekend with Mr. ln town.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thack- at Shawville.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lio-1 ches and were very well atand Mrs. Dennis Barr. Gail
Mr Morley Rowat, Montreal er, Miss Eileen Armstrong and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bill
Armstrong
nel Ouellet and family.
tended.
Mr. Gordon Russett spent and Lorraine spent New Years
Barr
returned
home
Sunday
spent
the
New
Year
at
the
Mr. Charles Brinkworth is a
About 60 of the young peoafter spending a week ln Ot- home of his brother, Mr H. C. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Lester
pie saw the New Year in at a I patient in the Rehabilitation
Bill Armstrong and Lorraine. Thacker at Bryson.
tawa.
Rowat.
party at the home of Mr. and Hospital ln Renfrew.
Mr and Mrs. Manson Shaçpe
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce EmerMr and Mrs Keith Horner
Congratulations
from
Cald
Mrs. Jack Farrell.
Mr. Wilmer Malette of ElliMr. Clifford and Gerald Sharpe well to Mr. and Mrs. David
son
and
son
Rickey,
Ottawa,
and
Terry
travelled
to
Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. | ott Lake spent the holidays
spent the weekend with Mr. pails, Ont. on the weekend to visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickson who have a baby boy
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Harvey Wilson. Lin- visit with Mrs. Horner’s parborn last week.
Fred Malette.
da and Sharon Sheppard, Me- ents
•
Get
well
wishes
are
sent
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dalton
McKay,
Santa Visits Schools
Kee spent last week with Mr.
Mr. Billy Hodglns spent the Suzanne and Leslie visited Miss Jean, John and Hugh
Santa Claus, Impersonated
and Mrs. Neil Wilson.
Christmas and New Year hol- with relatives in Shawville and Tracy who are at present sick
by Mr. Germain Guidon and
Mr .and Mrs. Glyn Davies, idays with his parents, Mr. & district
with the flu. Also to one of
Percy McCorriston representing Ottawa spent the weekend j Mrs. Ted Hodgins. He has now
X
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Horner our teachers Mrs. Lola Lam
the Portage Recreation Club with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roy.
, returned to St. Pat's College and Clay visited in Ottawa bert who Is at present a pat
and Mayor Gibbons visited
to resume his studies.
during the Christmas holidays. ient in the Pontiac Commun
both the separate and public
Stan Horner was ln Shaw ity Hospital with Pneumonia.
• Used Chain Saws on hand school Thursday before Christ
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allan
Woods
member
of
the
Canadian
For
ville
over
the
Christmas
holi
• McCulloch Chain Saws
mas and presented each child (Continued from Page One)
and
son
Donnie
visited
witn
estry
Corp
during
World
War
days
visiting
his
parents,
Mr
e Allis Chalmers Equipment with boxes of popcorn, potato or the Eganville Council of the
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong
Two
having
served
for
three
and
Mrs.
Leonard
Horner
and
chips and chocolate bars and Knights of Columbus as well
• Surge Milkers
years. He was also a member has returned to Pointe Claire, on Sunday
also
visited
the
home
of
childe Wood Electric
as the Pontiac Branch of the
ren who were 111 or unable to Canadian Legion.
Deep Freezes
to be present. Santa travelled
t
Mr. Shea was a son of the
• Bulk Coolers
decorated truck driven late William Patrick Shea and
• Shell Gas and Oils
oy Lornie Bennett and was in his wife Ida O'Connor. He was
"Wa Service What We Sell" a happy mood handing out the last surviving member of
gifts to over 200 children in his family.
Portage. The children of the
The funeral was held from
separate school sang Christmas the home of Dan Shea in VinShawville songs for Santa and the on by Rlngrose Bros, to St.
Phone 350J
Christmas concert was in full Elizabeth’s Church where Re
swing at the public school quiem High Mass was chanted
when he arrived these. This by Rev. T. O. May. Burial took
has now become an annual place in St. Elizabeths cemetevent and Ls looked forward to ery
4m**
by the children with much ex he was educated. He was a
citement.
The Misses Barbara Tanguay
and Barbara Cameron of
Pembroke spent the holidays
Miss Wanda Campbell spent
at their respective parental her holidays with her sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Pitt at
homes.
ARTISTICALLY
Mr. Albert Madore of Deux Cornwall.
Riviers, Ont., spent the holi
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cudia
’ DESIGNED
spent the past week visiting
days at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp. friends at Yarm and vicinity.
Miss Echo Strutt and Wanda
son and family spent New
Years with their daughter and Campbell were hostesses Sat.
family Mrs. Hiram Davis and evening at a birthday dinner
for Mrs. Versel Campbell.
family of Shawville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Malette
Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Spence
and son of Carleton Place, who have accepted a pastorate
MONUMENTS OF FINE
Ont., spent the weekend with at Newcastle, Virginia, USA,
MARBLE AND GRANITE
friends in town.
were Christmas guests at the
OF THE BEST QUALITY
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon ( Buster) home of Mrs Spence's parents
McDowell and Miss Romona Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rooney of
Made By The Latest
Charterls. They
■(■
also visited
Malette
of
Ottawa
spent
the
Machinery
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. friends and relatives in Shawville.
Joseph Malette of Portage.
Visit Our Showroom
Miss Dora Beattie and Clive
Little
Tommy
Brinkworth,
And See For Yourself
C.
Beattie
have
returned
to
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
son
DIAL HE 2-4224
Brinkworth Is a patient in the Marion College, Marlon, Indithe
ftfter
spending
ana,
RENFREW, ONT.
Victoria Hospital in Renfrew
with threatening pneumonia. Christmas holidays at the
home of their parents, Mr. &
The skating rink Is again
Hilliard Beattie. Miss
Mrs
open for the season and ls now Muriel Tinney also of Marion
& SONS
in XU use.
accompanied them back after
visiting with the Beattie’s.
Mrs. Ellen Woods, Heather
Hodgins, Linda Fletcher and
Master Jim Fletcher, spent
part of their Christmas holi
days at the home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
(Girls and Boys Games)
V
Mliard Beattie.
/
Mr. Sandy Megrath, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Megrath of
Starks Corners is now serving
n Germany with the 1st Bat
Visit Us This Week
talion, Canadian Guards. He
visited with his cousin Gloria
Megrath, her mother and
grandfather in Limburg, Bel
*
gium over the Christmas hoiday
Aduults
35c
Admission: Students 25c
Mr. and Mrs. Blythe Lang
at Hamilton. Ont., spent the
“General Store”
Phone 29
Shawville
holiday weekend ln this dis
Everyone is invited to come out and support the teams
trict visiting friends and rel
atives.
Portage Du Fort Noies
Caldwell Noies
Starks Corners Notes
m
HEL
Howard Shea
This Week We Are (LEADING OUT A Quantity Of
HORNER'S GADAGE
patres
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CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
3 GRAB T
50 - 1.00 - 1.98
Gè
GEORGE H. FROATS
11
aè
District Notes
High vs Buckingham High
APPROXIMATELY 35
WINDBREAKERS
ALL SIZES
AT
n
SATURDAY, JAN. 9 - 2:30 p.m.
S. H. S. GYM
PRICE
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THE
V
tlmiide W.l,
| assisted by the secretary and Christmas cards
I treasurer conducted the meet- Christmas parcel,
The December meeting was | ing
hdd at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.
The
president.
EQUITY
sentêach
SUNDAY. JANUARY 10th. 1959
STARKS CORNERS
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
ANGLICAN CHURCH OF
CANADA
1st Sunday After Epiphany
Clarendon Parish
IE~«F SSSlSI
Rev. R. G. Elliott
St. Paul's, Shawville
11:00 am.—Morning Prayer
and Sunday School
7:30 p.in.—Evening Prayer
<1:00 pm - Bible Study and
Prayer Meeting •
St. Georges, Thorne Centre
11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
- ■$
SchM1 % Mr-irr
a
the
AAA
a
CABINET maker
rt •ommbhoiau
I
All kinds of cabinet furniture
made to order or repaired;
such as doors, windows,
etc
Hardware & Materials
Also upholstering repaired
Paints and Glass
fJlPHOTOGRAPIEB
AUDEÏ STUDIO
CAMPBELL'S BAY, QUE.
GEO. EVANS
AAA
Rev. E. N. McColl
St. Lake’s, Eardley
9:30 a m.—Morning Prayer
St. John’s, Quyon
11:00 ajn.—Holy Communion
P-O._ Box . 196
Phone 73
Campbell's Bay. Que
FINE PHOTOGRAPHY
OF EVERY VARIETY
Phone 82 for Appointment
Agent for the
Manufacturers Life
Ethier; Suzanne Lesieur; Jer
ry Perry; Michael Flood; Pheal
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i;esleur; Marilyn Carroll; Jas.
IN CANADA
-erry; Madeline Lesieur; Betty
6029
Dr WALLACE HODGINS
Graduate McGill University
L. L. BAIRD and SON REG’D
A
St. John's, Moorhead
NO SERVICE
a
A
PHONE 33
Pupils with highest stand
ing in the Christmas exams : Or. 1—Gerry Harkins
ST. ANDREWS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
®r- 2—Joan Dupuis
Fort Coulonge
Lp , e
Rev. B. Grant MacDonald, B.A | °r' 3~ûzanne Lesieur
U:00 a.m.—Sunday School
Or. 4—Philip Perry
11:00 a.m.—Service
Grade 5—Linda Durocher
£
A
£
Or. 6 Keith Martineau
UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Or. 7—Madeleine Les eur
Shawville Pastoral Charge
Or. 8—Jerry Perry
Minister
Rer. E. I. Johnston, B.A., BD. | Or. 9-Oerard Ubelle
SURGEON DENTIST
Shawville
a.m—Sunday School
Worship | Or.
7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship
Or.
Zion
2:30 p.m—Afternoon T
Worship Or.
—All Are Welcome—
Gr.
£
»
»
•A.,
91.2
VICTOR
92.1
90.6
Cement Blocks
Shawville
81.5
93.8
84.4
6 TANNED
%
PHONE 28
and Tile
Box 111
ROLAND
CHRETIEN
Dental Surgeon
dr.
Phone 235J
CAMPBELL'S BAY
Telephone 30
MILNE. HONEYWELL & BURPEE
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
56 Spark Street, Ottawa 4
Rhone SE 2-1114
Lawn Bleak, Campbell s Bay
Rhone 28
192 Raglan Street, Renfrew
Rhone HE 2-2852
96
r"T p-k'“.k
Licensed to conduct sales
anywhere in Pontiac
end
district. Nothing too hi
g or
tee small.
92.8
96.7
4—Diane Pelletier
82.7
BOWIE INSURANCE AGENCY
72.6
General Insurance and Real Estate
81
P.O. Box 10, Campbell’s Bay, Que.
» Paul's W.A,
au welcome
Annual Meeting
1 1 OF3 CANAna iElects Officers
I UNITED CHURCH
THE FREE METHODIST
CHURCH
Clarendon Pastoral Charte
At
Annual meeting of
Rev. R. W. McCaw, Paator
Minister, E V. Cook
(Saint Paul’s Branch of The
Mrs. M. E. McCaw, Assistant 111:00 am».—Yarm
Women’s Auxiliary of the An
il : 00 a m —Wesley
| gllcan Church of Canada, held
Phone Shawville 316
2:30 pm—Starks Corners
| recently,
reportit presented by
_
North Onslow
7:30 p.m.—Radford
the various secretaries indica
10:00 a m—Sunday School
ted substantial help given to
£
£
û
11:00 am.—Morning Wo.ship
the Church’s missionary work
Shawville
financially, and articles made
UNITED
CHURCH
OF
CANADA
2:00 prni.—Sunday School
by the women, sent to mission"
Campbell’s Bay Pastoral
3:00 pjn.—Worship Service
aries and residents of Indian
Wednesday :Charge
Schools.
Rev. Robert Percival, Minister
6:30 p.m—Happy Hour
These women devoted their
8:00 p m—Prayer and Bible
2:30 p.m.—Waltham
meetings to a study of social
Study
7.00 p.m—Fort Coulonge
serv.ee work under the theme:
Listen to “The need of the
j “He Cares”, and missionary
û
o
a
hour” over radio station CHOV
work In “Africa TO-day”.
every Wednesday at 2:45 p.m.
G. R. BROMLEY
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined —
— Your Protection Is Our Business —
Richard Bowie, Agent
CALL CAMPBELL S BAY 91 day and 59 evenings
VIPOND CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD.
I
PHONE PR 7-1621
HULL, QUEBEC
SHOVELS, COMPRESSORS, CRUSHERS, GRADERS, TRUCKS
WE MANUFACTURE CONCRETE SEWER PIPE
REINFORCED ROAD PIPE
“We Go Anywhere And Tackle Anything"
|
NELLIS HODGINS
General Insurance
SHAWVILLE
phone
DR. R. CAMPBELL
THOMPSON
Dental Surgeon
V ,
BR,$T01
Telephone
KENSLEY ELECTRIC
Phone 80
53 Queen St.
NOTARIES
SHAWVILLE, QUEBEC
Harland C. Rowat
Raymond M. Rowat
Office 38 —Residence 247
Ottawa 4, Ont.
PONTIAC
I
STANDARD CHURCH
Rev. B. R .Conley. Pastor
Llttle Helpers: Mrs. E. Schwartz- Junior Girls' Leader :
81. Edward The Coni
t
Mrs. L. Dale, Tea Convenor:
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH I Sunday School—10:00 ajn
Miss Melba Hodglns. Repres
Morning Worship — H:oo am. entatives to Diocesan Board:
Maryland
7:30 pjn—Evening Service
Rev. J. P. Harrington, PP
Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. E. Sch
Tuesday
wartz, Mrs. Lindsay Dale. Rec
1:00 a.m —Sunday Mass
8:30 pm.—Prayer Meeting
tors representative: Mrs. R
11:00 a-m —Sunday Maas
A Welcome To All
Bouchard.
the
r.
/
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i
FARM
PONTIAC
FARMERS
,
ASSOCIATION
offer
ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS
$
NEW
SPECIAL
AUTO RATE
REDUCTIONS
FORUMS
and
Shawville
ROWAT & ROWAT
Telephone CE 2-2240
*
604-30
GEORGE HYNES
AND SON
Funeral Home
Established 1885
General Electric A Frigidaire
Appliances, Sales and Service
Campbell's Bay Phone 75
(My 60)
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
A
604-12
Electrical Contracting A Refrigeration
HARRY WOOD
*
111
P. o. BOX 144
EWES
m
LU.
5»nster & Solicitor
CAMPBELL’S BAY
82
2—Marie Paule Pilon
Gr.
5—Denise
Pilon
Sunday
I UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
10.00 a m —Sunday School
Bristol Charte
Gr. 6—Jocelyne Pelletier
11:00 a m.—Morning Worship Rev. F Gerard B.D., S.T.M
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service 111:00
Shawville
CAMPBELLS BAY, QUE
80%
French Class
1A-Angele Beaudoin
IB—Aline Pare
Phone 250
PAUL A. MARTINEAU
96.1
innA
£
Commercial Printers and Lithographers
MAIN ST.
SHAWVILLE
PHONE:- Office 180 Ret. 164
a
uiootmÊÊÊÊÊtiÊÊàÊtÊÊÊÊÊm
a.m.—Sunday School
St. George’s, Campbell's Bay
7:30 p.m.—Evening Prayer
£
CAMP PETAWAWA POST
GENERAL CARTAGE, USED AUTO PARTS
Cars Bought For Wrecking - 24 hr. Towing Service
St Alban, Parkman
11:00 a m —Morning Prayer
£
Odorli
ri
dor ess ^ loaning
F. H. Bud’ ROWAT
St- George’s, Portage
9:30 a.m.—Morning Prayer
Wednesday
8.00 pmi.—Prayer Meeting
“You Are Always Welcome”
THE NORTH RENFREW TIMES
See
—Campbell's BayRev. F. A. Burton, BA, BD
Rev. W. R. Schamehom
Phone 75
fife
•nd CASUALTY,
St. Matthew, Charterls
St. Stephen's. Greermount
NO SERVICE
Shawville
Your Clothes Best Friend"
THE EQUITY
St. James, Otter Lake
2:30 p.m.-—Evening Prayer & .30 p m.—Evangel stic Servlet let er; Jocelyne Pelletier; Den8 00aJ?dnpramd'~B^le ®tUdj I
O^Roy" Demise ‘ LeAnnual Vestry Meeting
WESLEYAN METHODIST
CHURCH
PONTIAC PAINTSHOP
A small church with a big j ^ pn‘^'s from the Catholic Shswville, Que. Phone 170
welcome'1
6(Womens League for perfect1
w
attendance at the closing of
A
A
A
the Waltham Separate School
on December 23rd.
INSURANCE?
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL
For all forms of insurance,
TABERNACLE
I Angele Beaudoin; Elizabeth
including
Minister Rev. R D Ellis
Lesieur; Rejean Pelletier; RoUFE, FIRE, AUTOMOBILE
mnn
„
ser Beaudoin; Marie Pauls
4
£
PONTIAC
DRY CLEANERS
(WL AW3fdS PriZCS
."Si ggf££
T°
Wa,,ham
$,Udenl$
at 2:45' rhe foll°Wing pupils receiv-
—North Clarendon—
Mr A. E. Lawrence
£
Storv
lDIRECTORY
Publishers of
££
fc
broke every Thursday
St. Luke's, Caldwell
NO SERVICE
St Thomas, Bristol
BUSINESS'
|
I
Holy Trinity, Radford
£
Christmas
was
I their work in helping prepare
the hall for the progressive
| euchre held recently and al
so to Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Mar
tin for their hospitality at the
November meeting.
A discussion again arose in
'pg^d to the school prizes.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
A
The
Mrs
T
A
by UlP :lCtlng secre*!dld not h«ve the co operation
mlmmSsSmSSmSm"
Mrs Gilbert Telford. Sec.-Treas
Office in Argue Bldg, Shawville, Phone 289
FOR
r Be Sure "
You re
PROTECTED !
FARMERS
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THI EQUITY
Page Seven
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months.
, Miss Mina and Kenneth Hal- visitors last week of Mr. and Mrs Clifford Robltallle, Mr. proud distinction of being the
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pols-'ston of Hamilton spent Christ Mrs. Prosper Hamelln.^^^™ 1 and
--J Mrs. Roger Proulx, Misses first student to obtain a ComI
and Mrs. Melvin Clark son spent Christmas with Mr. mas holidays at their home
Mr. and Mrs. Dubeau mot- Patsy, Claudette and Joyce mercial Certificate from the
here.
I of North Bay and Mr. and | and Mrs. Amcdee Poisson
ured to StCatherines Çhrlstmas Rainville, Miss Vera Cameron, Bryson Business College; A
I Mrs. Russrll Pitt of Hull, spent
Miss Vera Cameron of Ot- j Mr. Owen Coyne of Bancroft Day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Owen Coyne, Brian Stanton, I brother Edgar now living In
I Christmas with Mr. James tawa spent Christmas with and Kevin Coyne of Barrys Frank Slcard.
Cletus Newberry, and Roger Edmonton is managing the
Pitt
Mr. and Mrs Fred Coyne.
Bay spent Christmas at their
Mr, Roger Proulx paid a Cole of Bancroft.
Company and our expression
Miss Patricia Rainville and home here.
short visit to his parents In
Bryson Ski enthusiasts, Le- of sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard RoutMr. and Mrs. Ronald Coyne Bancroft last week.
onard Cahill, Kevin Coyne, the elder brother John Macliffe spent the past week with Mlss Barbara Newberry, presMiss Joan Johnson of St. Karl Goransson and Gerald Cosham now living in CleveMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gra ently teaching in one of the entertained their many friends
Montreal Schools are home and relatives Christmas night Patricks College spent Christ- Maloney, took advantage of land Ohio,
ham In Aylmer.
at their home, here.
mas with her parents Mr. and the New Ski Hill, with tow I Sincere regret in general In
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mallette for the Christmas Holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wall, Mr. and Mrs. James Wall Mrs. Roy Johnson.
rope recently Inaugurated at Bryson over the sudden death
of Sudbury were week-end
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Ladysmith
and
were very I of Pau] Sauve our late premvisitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sudbury spent Christmas with spent New Years with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wall in Arnprlor.
and Frank Kelly of
Yellow- pleased with skiing conditions 1er of our province. Youth in
Newberry, Calumet Island.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hanna.
Miss Joan Olmstead. Mont- : grass Sask. are visiting with and we are enthused at the its maturing age seems to
Miss Dorothy Brunet accom Clarendon.
real is spending Christmas their parents Mr. Joe Kelly, prospect of returning soon to have been cut down when
panied
by Mr. and Mrs., Desw
Mr Tom Durrell, teaching holidays at her home here.
Calumet island.
enjoy this healthy out door youth Is so much wanted
champ and Orner Peloquln at gt. Eustache, Que. is spendVisiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
First Hockey match of the exercise,
they
found that this Canada of Ours; Sic tr;
of Montreal were visitors of lng Christmas holidays at his Poisson during the Christmas season between Radford and quite a few other skiers are sit gloria mundl.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Brunet home here.
holidays were Mrv 6nd <Mrs. Bryson on Shawvllle Ice last taking advantage of this new
Mr. and Mrs. Rheal Slcard
during Christmas Week.
Mise Claudette Rainville of Larry Paquette and son Ray- week resulted in a win for skiing area.
celebrated their 12th Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Leplne Ottawa and Miss Joyce Raln- mond, of Lachqte. Mr. and Radford 4-3.
Victor MaoCosham
anniversary January 3rd and
of Toronto spent New Years ville of Chapeau spent their Mrs.
Emile
Paquette
and Mr. and Mrs. Amedee PolsBryson extends Its sympathy received the congratulations
with Mr. and Mrs. Orner Le- holidays at their home here. daughter of Cornwall, Mr. and son spent the weekend with to the family of Its native son of their many friends
pine.
Misses Joan, Anita and Gall Mrs. Charles Hammond and relatives in Ottawa.
Victor MacCosham whose re- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence BlimMr. Jimmie Wall returned Leplne of Ottawa spent Chris- Brian; Mrs. John Hlotlnts, of Among those attending the cent death occured In Edmon- kle of Renfrew spent New
last week from a Toronto Hos- tmas holidays with their par- Ottawa.
New Year Dance at Shawvllle ton, where he conducted a Years with Mr. and Mrs Rodpi tal where he has been con- enta here,
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Hameltn were Miss Georgina McCuaig ] large transport company. The olph Gauthier,
fined during the past two
Mr. and Mrs. Art Gervais, and son of Oshawa, Ont. were and Jim McCuaig, Mr. and late Victor Cosham held the
Miss Verna MacDonneli now
teaching in Montreal spent
New Years with her parents
here Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonnell.
Miss Loretta Benoit, Ottawa
was a weekend visitor of Mr.
and Mrs. Godfrey Brunet.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McTiernan of Sudbury visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wall
and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert McTiernan, over the week end.
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Employees cf Gatineau Po
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One Of Seasons Best
The Christmas Record Hop
held in the Town Hall, Bryson
Que., Saturday evening Dec 26
sponsored by the Bryson Rock
Kings was one of the dance
highlights of the Festive sea
son for the teenagers home
for Christmas and the youn
ger set of the district. The
hall decorations tended to
wards this beatnic age, the
music played by record and
the orchestra, like “Heartaches
by the Score” "Danny Boy .’
"Mack the Knife” and I gave
my heart to you” were not of
the beatnick empo and were
much enjoyed by the dancers.
As a social event it ranks
among the seasons best in
Bryson.
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Weekend guests with Mrs.
Herbert Hodgins were Mrs.
Stanley Johnston and Wayne
of Ottawa.
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Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Horner
and family were Mrs. Muriel
Horner of Knowlton, Que. and
Mrs. H. W Kerley of Toronto,
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Christmas guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Telford and
Mr. and Mrs. Manson Little
and family were Mr. and Mrs.
William Flood and family of
Rochester, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kirwin and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Thompson and
Dr. Herbert Hannam all of Ot
tawa, Mr. Hugh Williams and
Mrs. Peggy Tosh of Braeside.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mayhew
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy May
hew of Otter Lake a*nd Yvonne
Mayhew of Ottawa spent the
Christmas weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Boisvert and
family.
Spending the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Hor
ner were Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Zimmcrling, Glen and Ivanne
of Prescott. Returning home
with them Mrs. Horner plans
to spend a few days with the
Zimmerlings and with Mr. and
Mrs. Bazil Lamothe and fam
ily of Mallerytown.
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and family spent New Years
with friends at Otter Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Walter
and Douglas spent the New
Year weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Homer.
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Th'»rt«fi.y, January 7, 1960
THE EQUITY
Page Eight
PHONE 75J
S SHAWVILLE
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
2 cents per word
50 cents minimum per ad
Money should be paid
advance if possible
in
Memorlam verses 10c per tins i
For Sale
Good quality mixed hay for
cattle and horses. Baled. $22
per ton delivered. Apply KenMay, Forresters Falls,
19xm31
phone 1-21.
One piano accordian (Buttstadt), 120 bass, good condit
ion, less than half price. Mrs.
A. Arbic, Campbell's Bay, Que.
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Barred Rock laying pullets.
Apply Emery Elliott, phone
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617-31.
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NURSERY SCHOOL
Notice
Private Nursery School for
4 year olds opening February
1 in Shawville. Monday Wed
nesday and Friday afternoons.
Qualified teacher In attend
ance. Number limited. Regis
tration on Tuesday, Jan. 12
and Thursday, Jan. 14. Apply
to Mrs. Blair Brown in the
Connelly Apt. No. 4, Shawville.
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Would the person or persons
who borrowed our V by V
taps and dies: also our port
able grinder, please return
Pontiac
them lmmediately.^^^^H
Farm Equipment, Shawville. b
Personals
For Sale or For Rent
COMING EVENTS
Wanted To Buy
Timber required for manu Sat.,, Jan. 16
Movie at the
facture into R. R. cross ties.
Shawville High School at 8
Beech, Birch, Maple and Oak,
p.m. "The Unfinished Task”.
10” and up a top end by 8’ or
Acclaimed the outstanding
16' long. J. M Argue, Shaw
religious film of the year In
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N.E.F.F. Oscar Awards.
ville.
sheep
hides;
Apply
phone
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Home and
Wed, Jan. 20
School at the High School.
Guest speaker, Paul Martin
eau M.P. Everyone welcome.
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Last Wednesday
of every
month, Zion Community
Hospital Auxiliary meets at
Pulpwood, Spruce, pine, hem.
2 p.m.
lock, peeled poplar, tamarack.
Wilfred Brady, phone Glenview
The regular monthlv meeting
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52396 Beech Grove.
of the Central Auxiliary, of
Pontiac Commun* y Hospital
In the Pent House, on the
first Friday of each month at
Adina Rebekah Lodge No..
40 will be closed for the
months of January and Feb
b
ruary.
Public Notice
Cards Of Thanks
Public Notice
Births
To Rosaleen and
David, a son, Andrew Moir,
on December 29 at the Ot
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tawa Civic Hospital.
ANGUS—Theresa and Nelson
are happy to announce the
arrival of their son, Blair
Norris, 8 lbs. 7 Vt oz at the
Pontiac Community Hospital
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on January 2, 1960.
NEW lightweight
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REMINGTON
Dantam direct drive
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lois for Sale
Various sites for building
Province of Quebec,
lots, available on Highway 8
Municipality of Bristol.
Portage road, Main dtreei
Shawville. Contact Lee Hod-1
Public Notice is hereby giv gins, phone 285.
otr
en by the undersigned secret
ary treasurer that a meeting
of the ratepayers and those
entitled to vote in a municipal
election in the aforesaid Mun
icipality will be held on Wed PRENDERGAST
In loving
nesday, January 13, 1960, at 10
memory of our beloved son
o'clock a m. to 12 o’clock noon,
apd brother James Albert
to proceed with the nominaPrendergast
who
passed
t ons for three councillors In
away Jan. 9, 1959.
the room and stead of Robert There Is no parting from the
one we love,
Russett, Seat No. 4; W. J.
Marks, seat No. 5; Gerald Ire No distance can divide
land. Seat No. 6, whose terms For today in memories gardens,
of office will then have ex We still walk side by side.
pired. If more than the re Each dawning day a thought
of him
quired number are nominat
ed, an election will be held In At evening a Prayer
the same hall on Monday, And with the hearts that lov
ed him
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January 18, 1960 from 8 o’clock
am. and continuing until 6 He always will be there.
Though his smile has gone
o’clock p.m.
forever
Given under my hand this
And his hands we cannot
twenty-third day of December
touch
1959.
St 11 we have so many mem
H. S. Ballantyne, Sec.-Treas.
ories
2oj7 Of the one we loved so much.
—Mr. & Mrs. I. W. Prender
gast and daughter, x
Province of Quebec
Municipality of the
Village of Shawville
Smith—In fond and loving
memory of James Kenneth
Public Notice is hereby given
Smith who died on Decem
by the undersigned Secretaryber 23, 1958.
Treasurer that a meeting of
the Ratepayers and those en His memory Is as dear today
titled to vote In a Municipal As in the hour he passed away.
—Father, D G. Smith,
Election In the above-named
Sister, Grace and family b
Municipality will be held in
Highest prices paid for car
or truck pulpwood. Write or
8 o.m
phone for prices and particu
lars. J. M. Argue, Shawville. Second Tuesday of every month
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Shawville Hospital Auxiliary the Fire Hall, Centre Street,
of the Pontiac Community on Wednesday, January 13th,
1960 at ten o’clock to 12 noon
Hospital
meets.
Hens, chickens, broilers, un-_____________________ ________
limited quantities. OrvaJ Smart The Radford Hospital Auxill- to proceed with the Nomina
tions of three Councillors in
Shawvtlle. phone 619-12.
otc -*ry meets the 4th Wednesthe room and stead of Messrs.
i day afternoon of each month Allan Black, Orla Young and
hi the Pent House of the Dr. Roly Armltage whose terms
hospital. Everyone welcome. of office have then expired.
x If more than the required
Four room apartment In The monthly meeting of the number are nominated, an el
Campbell’s Bay, heated, $40.00
CampbeN’s Bay Hospital Aux- ection will be held In the same
per month. Apply A. Arbic, 5c1 uiary will be held the second hall on Monday, January 18th
to $1.00 Store, Campbells Bay, I Monday of each month at 8 1960 from 8:00 am. till 6:00
p.m.
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p.m. In the Court House
Given ui>ier my hand this
28th day
December In the
Year of Our Lord on thousand
nine hundred and fifty-nine.
Auction Sales
W. M. Hayes, Sec.-Treas. o
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__ , The time is here to pian for
We wish to express our ap-1 Qur auctjon saie To get best
predation to the entire stan prlces engage an auctioneer
of Pontiac Community Hosexperience and knowledge Province of Quebec
pital for looking after us so of machine and livestock vai- Municipality of Clarendon
well during the long periods of ues write, phone or call on
Public Notice is hereby given
timp we spent In hospital dur- Arnold O’Neill, Douglas, Ont- by the undersigned Secretarying the past year. Special | arto
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Treasurer that a meeting of
thanks to Drs. McDowell,
the ratepayers and those en
STORM WINDOWS?
Homer and Cowley.
Combination aluminum win titled to vote in a Municipal
—Irvin and Iva Swartz c
Election in the above-named
dows. doors and awn'ngs.
7 day delivery—Jan 1. to Apr. 1 Municipality will be held in
the Council Hall on Highway
Terms
Available
We wish to thank our many
No. 8 on Wednesday, January
—All
Work
Guaranteed—
friends from Hilton Mines who
13th, 1960 at ten o'clock to 12
T.
Allan
McGregor
contributed so generously to
noon to proceed with the Nom
767 7th Street,
the purse of money which we
Ph. HE 2-3780
Renfrew, Ont. inations of three Councillors
received on Christmas Eve. It
o8otc in the room and stead of
gratefully
appreciated.
was
Messrs. Ivan Lewis Seat No.
Thank you.
2, Henry McCord Seat No. 5
John
S.
Johnston,
piano
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Orr
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and Family b tuner-technician, graduate of and Grant Eades Seat No. 6,
the School of Pianoforte Tech- whose terms of office have
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nology. Chicago, 111. For ap- then expired.
If more than the required
We w sh to thank all our pointaient call or write 30 Rivfriends and realtlves for their ervlew Drive, Apnprlor, phone number are Nominated an el
acts of kindness, floral and 1763.
»17otc ection will be held In the same
nail on Monday, January l8oh
spiritual offers and message»
1960 from 8:00 a.m. till 6:00
of sympathy, special thanks to
Radio And TV Service
pm.
Mr. Lennox (Javan and the
Given under my hand this
Canadian Legion at Quyon in
Have your rddlo and TV serthe recent loss of a dear hus- viced by an experlencedgrad- 28th day of December, iff the
year of our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred and fifty-nine.
W. M. Hayes, Sec.-Treas. o
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Team of Clyde mares, about
3300 lbs, one purebred, both 8 don’t forget your Community
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year old. Apply Carman Inglee Hospital
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Beechgrove, Que.
Brookdale Farm Is a Protest
Hens, killed and plucked, ant Home for underprivileged
average 5 lbs. $1.25 each. Ph. boys & girls. Located at Wake
2b) 14 field, Quebec It serves Pontiac,
Shawville 652-3.
Gatineau, Papineau and La
bile Counties. It Is worthy of
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your support.
Seven bedroom house across
irom Pine Lodge, Bristol, com
fortable. Apply Mrs. A. Arblc,
phone 51, Campbell’s Bay.
slOotc Mon., Jan. 11»-Shawville W. I.
will meet at the home of
Mrs. Albert Manary at 8:30
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Railroad Ties
Top prices paid for
hides, deer hides, beef
also clean soap grease.
Smart’s Meat Market,
31, Shawville.
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In Memoriam
WALLS—In loving memory of
a dear husband and dad,
Heman El wood Walls, who
passed away January 5, 1955.
The years may wipe out many
things
But this they’ll wipe out never
The memory of those happy
days
Which we have spent together.
—Lovingly remembered by
Wife and family x
TANNER—In memory of a
dear father and husband
Archie Tanner who passed
alray on Jan. 7, 1955.
In our hearts your memory
lingers,
Always tender, fond and true,
There’s not a day dear Father,
We do not think of you.
—Emma, Ola and Edward x
SINCLAIR—In loving memory
of our dear mother Mrs. John
A. Sinclair who passed away
January 3, 1956.
Sweet memories will linger
forever,
Time cannot change them, its
true,
Years that may come cannot
sever
Our loving remembrance of
you.
The Family
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SMITH—In loving memory of
a dear son and father, Selwyn Smith who passed away
Dec. 31, 1951.
We love to think of you dear
Selwyn
In mansions bright and fair
Where Jesus reigns in glory
There'll be no sorrow there.
—Sadly missed by mother,
dad and daughter Lorraine, b
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$179.50
the new, oil purpose "Sonte-"
It's here
Remington, manufacturers of Ihe world’s fastest cutting
chain sows, os advertised on TYi Models $1*5, 5138,
Sl-5«7, 017. 017#, 01-717. See
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wi 1er e working demonilrotion el the ollwiew, guoroe i
leed lor e yeer "lentoe" — new en diiploy.
NORVAL R. WILSON & SON
Phone 205
Shawville, Que.
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Wait no more, Sirl For the time is
NOW, and the place is HERE, in
our store.
Right now, during our January
Sale, is the time to outfit yourself
in a suit of the finest imported
fabric, tailored with loving care, by
the famed craftsmen of Savile Row!
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You’ll look a long time before you find
better values than these.
So come in this week, while the selection lasts.
Buy a new suit for Spring.
Or better yet — buy two!
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