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105TH YEAR — VOLUME 17
ALMONTE, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972
Renewal Mission At St. Mary’s
Was Most Successful
Almonte Curlers Hold
Closing Banquet
Some 147 persons were in at'
tendance last Saturday night ai
Ule annual banquet of the Al
monte Curling Club held at th<
Legion Mall, followed by dancing
to Eddie White’s Orchestra. Har­
ry Walker was M.C, for the event.
President Jack Smithson thank­
ed the Pakenham and Carleton
Place Clubs for providing curling
for the Almonte curljys^ during
the past season, and matte special
mention of Individuals in both
clubs who had especially aided
the local curlers and their
spiels.
Following the banquet, a rous­
ing sing-song was led by Arnie
Jackson. Following a few words of
welcome by the M.C., Harry ta
traduced the head table as fol
lows: :A lf: MacPiierson, president
of the Legion, and MW. MacPher
son; Harvey Baird,'"president of
the Carleton Place Club, and Mrs.
Baird; Lloyd Timmins, president
of the Pakenham Club, and Mrs.
Timmins; Murray Kirkpatrick,
president, the Ottawa Valley Cur­
ling Assn. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick;
Bill Cook, Metcalfe, convener of
Rates:— $4.00 per year; $5.00 to VS. — Single Copie* I H
“A Mission is a time of renewal
of faith and rededication to God,"
said Rev. Edward Lunney, pastor
of St. Mary’s. “And our Mission
last week was exactly that. Its
!appeal to young and old alike
(proved that knowledge and love
I of God are still of prime import! ance in our lives."
Service took place each even' lng at 7:30, with more than three
hundred persons present. And as
one parishioner noted: there were
almost as many high school boys
and girls as older people.
Leading the Mission was Rev.
|Arthur Connell, of the Redemptorist Fathers in Saint John, New
I Brunswick. He pointed out that a
I Mission is often, called a "Renew­
al Week” because it gives people
an opportunity to renew their
knowledge of their faith. “It is
similar to a refresher course in
the faith,” he said, "since the in­
structions and sermons were gear­
ed to remind the people of truths
they already knew and also to ex­
plain some of the recent changes
Centre 24, and Mrs. Cook; J. C.
Smithson, president of the Al­
monte Club, and Mrs. Smithson,
and Mary Douglas, president of
the Almonte ladies, and Mr.
Douglas,
Previous to the dancing, the
1OT1 Brier film was shown, with
Moe Desjardins at the projector.
Honorable "mention was made
of the, Almonte curlers who
placed on winning teams di
the season, especially an 'Almonte
team of Bob JHU1, Art Landry,
Jack FJynn and Ed. Quinn, who
won the Carleton "Place Club
championship. Another Almonte
rink of Jim Paul, Peter Guthrie,
Jack Flynn and Basil Hurley won
the Molson Trophy.
Explains Raises
In Fees For Use
Of Provincial Parks
in the Church.” In other words,
the purpose of the Mission was to
explain the Faith as it applies to
this modern age.
At the beginning of the week
the people were encouraged to
write out any questions they might
have about the teachings of the
Catholic church or about any­
thing that was mentioned in any
of the sermons. Then on Thursday
evening after the Mission, Father
Connell held a “discussion per­
iod," during which he took the
questions and answered them.
The people were also encouraged
to express their comments about
the Mission, and some of them
were:
•A very good Mission; I learn­
ed a lot,” “I was pleased to hear
again that we are still to be guid­
ed by the Ten Commandments.”
"We should have Missions more
often,” “Every sermon gave some­
thing real to think about and
hold to,” "Very informative and
most interesting and enjoyable.'
“Great assistance as a restoration
and reminder of Faith.”
Douglas Wiseman, MPP for
Lanark, said today that the re­
cently announced sharp Increases
in provincial park fees were
brought on by the spiraling rise
in operational costs of recreation­
al parks .throughout Ontario.
On Sunday. April 2, 1972, Mr,
According to (Mr, Wiseman the
and Mrs, Bert Hazelwood were
Mrs. C. it. MoniinfisLur, right, of London, Ontario, president of the Hospital Aux­
costs of goods and services have
taken completely by surprise at a
increased considerably since the
iliaries Association of Ontario, and Mrs. J. N. McGrifjor, leit, of Galt, regional direc­
gathering at the home of theiT
A general meeting of the1North
last fee hike in 1968. Wage rates
tor,
are
shown
with
Almonte
General
llospikil snperiiitciulenl, Mi’s. Caroline Tosh
daughter and son-in-law. Della Lanark Historical Society was
‘ costs of goods and services
and district !) president, Mrs. Stewart Burns ill whose home they were entertained at
Mrs. Edgar Jones was elected ___ increased considerably in
and Gerald Clark of Smiths Falls, held Monday, April 17. at the Naito celebrate the occasion of their smith School. Almonte. Major W.
President of Almonte W.I. at the every aspect of park operations.
a dinner parly oil Wednesday, April lOlli. Oil Thursday, Mrs. Morningstar spoke to
40th
wedding
anniversary.
annual meeting held at the home There has also been a gradual exMacintosh,
president, was in the
37i> delegates attending (lie district 9 Spring Conference at the Rideau Regional HosThose attending were their sons, chair.
of Mrs. Bolger on April S. Four­
pilal School in Smiths Falls,
(Stuff) , Donald and family of Guelph,
The guest speaker, Mrs. D. HoJteen members enjoyed a pot luck
Alex and family and Clarence and lie Lowry, spoke on Ramsay’s
supper preceding the meeting.
ially concerning Interpretive ser­
family of Almonte, Keith and fam- old Stone houses and illustrated
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
In the absence of the President, vices and programs for young
iyl of Seagrave, Garry and family her talk with pictures.
FOR HOUSING UNITS
Mrs. Giles, Mrs. Jones, Vice people.
The first such house in Ramsay
of Guelph, and daughter lsatoelle
"Under the new fee structure
President, called the meeting
Applications are now being
and Wallace Eady and family of wa$ built by James McLaren on
campsite fees are increased by
order. Holl call was answered
received by the Ontario Housing
the 7th line In '1632, and is pres­
Cobden.
Over 40 sat down
*1.00 dally to $3.50 for campsites
paying fees. It was decided
Corporation for the 12 Family
ently owned by Mr. and Mrs.
RumpUous dinner.
renew the subscription to Con­ without hydro and *4.00 per day
Units at the corner of Victoria
Howard B. Taylor. The Delmer
In
the
afternoon
a
phone
with
.hydro.
and St. James Streets.
sumers' Magazine.
was received from Gofdon Hazel­ Patterson house on the Clayton
Other increases include:
Miss Della Schoular gave her
The units consist of six twoDouglas Wiseman, M.P.P, Ian- wood, Moncton, N.B., who was Road followed soon after-in 1833.
Lanark Township Council met
Annual Vehicle Entry Permit
report of the District meeting
i Saturday, .April 15, 1972, at 8 bedroom apartments and six ark, warns landlords that tinder
le to attend. Mrs. Irene Ben­ Increasing sophistication in design
from $10.00 in 1971 to $15.00 per
held at Mrs. Bolger’s. It wai
m., with all members except three-bedroom apartments. The the new Provincial Government’s nett and Mr. Alex Munro called was noted year -by year, reaching
cided to entertain the Si
downstairs
of
each
contains
a
“tax Credit" structure, they are in, in the afternoon. The family a culmination In the R. A. Stew­
'Daily Vehicle Entry Permit Councillor Yuill to finallzeltic
living-room and kitchen-dining not required to give tenants tax presented them with a lovely gift art house on the 7th line (1875),
Citizens again on April 25.
$1.00 to $1.50 per day.
b“S?ettalid f ‘ th, l ***? for 1972i room area, with the bath and rebate
Mrs. Sadie Pertltt and Miss from
as
has
been
the
practice
Bus Entry Permit from $6.00 to
Thebudset in tlw total amount
also other gifts and cards, were the C. M. Elmsley house near Ap­
Flora Sadler presented the slate $10 00 per day
in the past.
$208,150 was accepted and the bedrooms on the second floor.
received. They were so taken by pleton and the D, Hollie Lowry
of officers. Mrs. Jones declared
The rents are geared to in­
home on the 9th line.
Mr. Wiseman said that under surprise they were speechless.
Interior Camping Permit from By-laws No. 1280 and 1281 were
Mrs. Lowry pointed out that
offices vacant and the new siate $1.00 per night to $2.00 nightly, « ivf n «>e required three readings come, and the accommodation is the new program, properly tax
was acapably installed by Mrs or $5.00 16 days to $20.00 16 ?nd. passed, setting out the fol- available only to residents of credits will be made directly to
throe types of stone were used, a
light brown sandstone-, grey lime­
Kenneth Barr as follows:
lowing rates of taxation with the Almonte, having at least one Ontario's 'homeowners as well as
stone and field stone, often, gran- Past President, Mrs. Olive Gil­
Snowmobile Permit, $1.00 per!™71
shown in brackets child. It is expected that the tenants and roomers who have re­
itie and multi-colored.
units will be ready for occu­ ceipts for payment of rent. The
es; Pres.. Mrs. Edgar Jones; 1st day; Sfci-tow Permit from $tflo} for comparison:
The number of stone houses
Vice, Mrs. Sadie Perfitt; 2nd to $2.00 per day.
tax credit for 1972 is to be claim­
I County rate 21.0 mills 09.3); pancy by the end of May.
found in Ramsay in 1851 was 33
Vice, Mrs. Lottie Barr; Rec. Sec.
Application forms may be ob­ ed when filing income tax returns
During the 1071-72 fiscal year j General Municipal Rate Commerand ‘60 in 1661;' and this is coinand Treasurer, Mrs. Herbert Bol­ park operating costs and accom- cial and Business 15.00 mills <13.- tained from Victor A. Gllmour, next year.
sidercd to be a reflection of tihe
ger.
Although
the
new
program
is
idem
for
Residential
and
Farm
Housing
Manager,
R.R.
1,
Carle­
modaUon of 13.6 million visitors
District Director, Mrs. Pearl amounted to roughly $5,000,000 11.0 mills (9.1; Fire Protection 2.5 ton Place.
effective January 1st of this year,
The Council of the Township of
it was not put into motion until Pakenham
Barr; Alternate, Mrs. Reta Mc­ while total revenue slightly ex* mills 12.0); Road Levy 22.1 mills
met in special session tury.
(20,9); School Levies: Perth High
March. As a result some land­ on April 18,,rl972,
Laren: P.R.O., Mrs. Herb Bolger; ceeded $3,000,000.
with the Reeve Col. Elmsley thanked the speak­
lords have paid a tax rebate to and Councillors Shaw
Auditors. Miss Della Schoular and
“I am confident, as Is Ontario School Area Comtnercial/Busiand Tim­ er for a very interesting and. in­
tenants who moved in January or mins present.
Mrs. Alfred MacPherson.
Government, that the visitor rate ncss 23.7 mills (31.7); idem Resi­
formative presentation. Refresh­
The regular monthly meeting March.
Resolutions, Mrs. Peter Bo- to our parks will continue to in­ dential and Farm 21.4 mills (19.7);
The minutes of the regular ments were served.
Of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
"Landlords who have receipts meeting of April 4 were read and
gaerts; Curator, combined efforts crease despite the hike in rates.”
The next regular meeting will
Boyal Canadian Legion was held for such payments may claim the approved.
Mr. Wiseman said. “Ontario’s
of all members.
be held. May 15. in the Carleton
idem
Resldenlal
and
Farm
oil Tuesday, April 18. at 8:00 with amount of rebate paid from the
provincial parks are noted for be­
standing Committees:
Correspondence was dealt with Place Council Chambers at 8:00
21.6
mills
(18.1);
Former
USS
No.
10 officers and 34 members pres­ Province." Mr. Wiseman said.
Agriculture and Canadian In­ ing'the finest anywhere-and there
throughout the meeting as tfeces1.
7.8
mills
(nil);
Lanarit
Town­
ent.
The
meeting
opened
with
the
is
no
question
that
in
addition
to
The new property tax rebate Is
dustry — Mrs. Annie Paterson
our own cltJzeirf there will be ship School Area Commercial/ presentation of the flags
calculated On the basis of $90.
and Mrs. Herb Bolger.
Council discussed at some
mills (6.7), and minute’s silence and the Lord’s basic claim plus 10 per cent of
Citizenship and World Affairs— many thousands of visitors from Business 18.5
and Farm 16.6 mills Prayer with Rose MeAuliffo pre­ property taxes. less one per cent
Mrs. Howaro' Giles and Mrs. Reta other provinces and from below Residential
(6.1), Separate School Hate Resi­ siding.
theborder as well” he added
of taxable income. In the ca,
McLaren.
Computer Services of OUaw,
dential only 10.6 mills (6.1).
We welcomed two new memb­ tenants and roomers, calculation preparing
Education and Cultural Affairs
tax documents and bills
A summary of these rates for ers. Evelyn Patrols and Beryl is somewhat different. Firstly,
— Flora Sadler and Mrs. Lottie LOCAL JUVENILES CHARGED
outlined to Council on April
Residential purposes only shows Goodfellow. Hilda Hall, our Zone they are eligible for the basic $90. as
Barr.
16, and as detailed in a letter to
WITH PROPERTY DAMAGE
the following rates for that por­ Commander, was guest spci
plus two per cent of annual rent Council. Council felt that this I
Family and Consumer Affairs —
Kay
Millar
A
von
pot
of
gold
v
>
Charges are expected to be laid tion of Lanark Township in the
paid during the course of a y
Mrs. Sadie Perfitt and
Mrs.
would speed up and streamline;
Perth High School Area formerly $10.50 and ‘Benita McPhall toe less one per cent of taxable
against three area juveniles
Doreen Stanley.
USS No. 1: 85.8 mills monthly draw. There was a spec­ come up to a maximum credit of ourwhole tax billing and col­
The May meeting will be held connection with property damage supporting
lection system as well as provide
up 14.9 mills compared to 1971 ial draw donated by Mrs. Sullivan
at the home of Mrs. Gertrude at the Reformed -Presbyterian Ch­ and
township with better control
the Lanark Twp School area of Toronto, and won by Leola
urch last weekend in which stain­
All .tenants am roomers must the
over this matter.
ed glass windows were broken. In this part will have to pay 04.( McLain.
have receipts for i
There was some discussion on
After having nominations for cr to make claim.
mills, up ITJB compared to 1971,
Damage was also reported
the budget for 1972 and the treas­
Almonte Duplicate Bridge
the rate In the Almonte High the new slate of officers a lovely
school and a downtown stor
urer
was instructed to finalize a
Charity Tournament, 25 April
School Area amounts to 9441 mills lunch was served and enjoyed by
ing the past week.
FINALISTS ANNOUNCED FOB draft budget for next Council
The youths are from Almonte up 19.4 mills compared to 1971
1st — Dalton Bums and Ellen
meeting.
TAIT McKEN/ne AWARDS
Council accepted an invitation
McMullen; 2nd — Diane and Dave and Carleton Place.
The
following motions were in­
Finalists
for
annual
Robert
Tail
An Ottawa man received
by the Warden of Lanark County
Henderson; 3rd — Equal: Rose
SCOUTS PUBLISH LIST
McKenzie Memorial Scholarship troduced and passed:
Moyd and Florence Ball and H. C. year’s probation following his
to attend a joint meeting with
OF BOTTLE AND
The road superintendent was
Awards at Almonte find District
and Ethel Field; 5th — Max rest on a charge of car theft after Finance Committee of the Lat
PAPER DRIVE DATES
High School have been an­ authorized to call tenders for sup­
County Board of Education to dis­
Smolkin and Richard Ain: 6th —
With an eye to the future, Al- nounced.
ply of gravel and Granular “A”,
cuss this year's levy, which is up
Terry and Mirl Chaffee.
onte and area Boy Scouts and
close at 6,00 p.m. on
boys and five girls are in
by some 60% compared to 1971. Cubs
have compiled a list of theSix
running for the awards, which May 15, 3972.
Also, a resolution was passed d-ates that
they will conduct their carries
The offer of Welby Computer
stressing the Importance of pay­ regular
with it a $200.00 scholar­
Bottle
and
Paper
Drives
Services
to prepare tax docu­
ment of 1972 tarn when due in Almonte for the balance of 19- ship for each of the two winners,
ments
and
bills
was accepted.
otherwise action might be taken
who will bo announced at the next
Some discussion followed on
to collect past due current taxes 12 and 1973. Tihe list appears in meeting of the Almonte Lions
through court action. It is hoped this week's Coming Events col- Club, “Youth Night," to be held different taxation matters and 3 Miss Sharon Ward, 18-ycar-old
otions were passed on these.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
that the 1972 tax notices can
next Tuesday at the United Ch­
In addition, arrangements are urch Hall.
Council then adjourned to meet Ward, 50 Malcolm Street, Al­
sent out some tlttie in May. —
being set up so that their rural
R. Thompson, Township Clerk.
The finalists are; Jim Vaugban, again on May 2nd, 1972, at 8:00 monte. was recently chosen
friends and neighbours, aunts and Phillip Shaw.
" Brodmann, Treasurer, Miss Public Archives and Na­
Paul SmoUtln,
uncles, grandmas and grandpas Doug Caldwell, Lee Stewart.
tional Library and will represent
haw a spot to drop off their Richard Bekolay, Ruth Barr,
that division in the R.A. Queen
LOSE AN HOUR’S SLEEP
bottles and paper that they have Cathy Reynolds, Andrea McCor­
of the Year Contest to be held
1 on Thursday and Friday mick, Maureen Dunn and Cathy
Don’t forget to put your clocks May 10th at the R.A. Centre on
afternoons preceeding each drive. Guthrie.
Almonte L.O.B.A.
hour ahead Saturday night.
Riverside Drive in Ottawa.
from
honoured recently by <
the Right Worshipful
Wismer and Mr. Jack Mctfiernan.
ATOMS END SEASON
Grand Mistress, Slater Vera CaptThe team experienced a suc­
WITH TURKEY DINNER
stick. Right Worshipful Provincessful and. enjoyable season And
Grand Deputy Treasurer, Sls^
Coach Lennis Davey and
Dan Vaughan, on behalf at
Hazel Leacock and Right Worteam mates, presented his coach
iful Provincial Past
Grand
with two very appropriate gifts.
Mistress, Sister Violet Kirkham.
Mr. Davey In turn thanked the
Also attending the meeting were
boys for the gift* and their co­
visiting sister* from Carleton
operation throughout the sea
Mace and Smiths Falls. The
Grand Mistress, Sister Capstick,
assisted by Sister Leacock, Sister
mm, Slater Robertson and
Sister McGee dedicated a new
alter and kneeling bench. After
meeting refreshments were
ed and an enjoyable evening
had by all.
Celebrate
40th Anniversary
Mrs, Edgar Jones
Named President
01 Almonte W.I.
Lanark Township
Council Sets 1972
Rates of Taxation
Addresses Historical
Society On Ramsay’s
Old Stone Houses
Tenants Should
Demand Receipts
For Rent Payments
Pakenham Council
Discusses Taxation
At Special Meeting
Auxiliary Meets
A s a Boy Sees O u r P ark
n
PROCLAMATION
DAYLIGHT SAVING
ST. MARY'S VICTORIOUS
In accordance with a resolution of Town Coun­
cil of April Ilth , 1972, 1 hereby request the CiliMns
of Almonte to adopt the system of Dayligrht Saving
beginning with Sunday, April 30th next, by advanc­
ing their lime pieces one hour when retiring on Sat­
urday. April 29th, and by reverting to Standard
Time at 12:01 a.m., Sunday, October 29th next.
This Is what your park look* j only red pine tree in the park,
to A real me*w
.
like
w Can >ou guess*
guess- At one *pot you cun sland a
and
was hrld Inst Saturday, April 22,
what was going on there during, ace over half a doren piles of log* at NaJsmlth school with teams
the winter? Old you guc's cut- \
standing close together. One bov from Naismith, Carambeck, Caldtin** You're right Cutung of *atf a big tree conrv* down and well and St Mary's, Almonte psrbrtag several smaller trees down 1tlcipating
with It. H it park » being killed j 8t m T fs Almonte were tfie
walk around and It 1> up to you to MW It.
[champion team defeating NaiWUI tourist* want to visit the] smith la the final game alter
, .
. , I squeaking through a dote and exW U you want to havt a picnic icjung gOTlc with Caldwell In tit
1
'TJiey are
cad etaiw."
e upot there
•n foot tengtt Of lOtpM
Will the park live or die?
The answer to op to you.
WiU it be yoor «Mld who
attek
atomach?
, WnL T .
[ » what wtB U look like.
{ All S t Mary’* players deierve
<recognition ~
! vioyjty Uie i
and ittttgaii
coaeheTH Tl
IGanwjf.
j
St. Mary's boy*' bartettiall team, who won tb« Mini Baaketball
laatSatunUy at NaU^tb Public School. Bottom row,
i left- Dan Chilton, Tom Pinner, D u Bohertaon, David Dunn.
„ n» row, from left: Petfr BeauMen, Mice Sduller, Robert
Bewetak, Ton* Hickey. Top taw, from left: coach C. Garvey,
....................
Madden, couch Ed. IfeCabe.
St. K w y» School Pboto)
DATED at Almonte, this 15th day of April,
1972.
(signed)
Charle* Baker,
MATOS.
THE ALMONTE GAZETTE
TheAlmonte Gazette
Second Class Mali Registration No. 0444.
Published Thursdays, i* the Office. Mill St., Almonte
Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper **•
•Delation and of the Ontario Division.
Subscription:—*4.00 per year in ai
subscriptions in advance, 55.00 per year.
ESTABLISHED 186T
JOHN W. GRAHAM,
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972
lation from the United States and other
countries? Even now, some national and
provincial parks in Canada have as many
I .S. as Canadian visitors.
\Vhat proportions of outdoor recrea­
tional needs will he met by government
parks? By private land? Uv non-park
public land?
Mow can belter .combinations of recre­
ation and forest harvesting be provided
through a more flexible system of deliber­
ately changing use patterns for given areas
over time i.e. changing priorities between
harvesting and recreation as the managed
forest matures?
How and where can sufficient areas be
10 Years Ago
A b o u n d
^o um
£ > 0 * 1 /9 0 * 4
(Items From Caiette Files)
A fire in the tlnshop of Knight
Bros, hardware store on Saturday
night caused considerable dam­
age. At 12.30 when Mr. Wolsley
and Mr . Archie McLean were
closing the barber shop they
noticed smoke coming from the
windows of the tinshop and im­
mediately gave the alarm. -Mr.
Thomas Hamilton got out Pen­
man's hose and had the Arc under
wilder- ( control before the town lire apquality j-paratus arrived on the scene.
|
At a. meeting or ttie GenuniU i
Park Board held on Friday night]
there was some discussion on the
idea of a group of Ottawa resl- j
dents building about 20 homes in
the residential area of GeihinlU i
Park. Due to a misunderstanding I
of the meeting night there-were'j.
no representatives present at the j
meeting to discuss the matter,
|
Until. Saturday night's rain i
dampened the ground, Almonte
Fire Brigade was "kept busy with
SOME IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
a rash of grass fires, some serious
IN CANADIAN FORESTRY
and some not. The worst was at
Forests will lie. called upon to provide
Hugh Duncan’s farm on the Clay­
preserved
to
retain
their
essential
ton
road where the egg grading
material needs for more people, in spite of
ness character without losing this
plant is located. The staff was
periodic .'decline* in supply and denuind
burning grass and fanned by
0--- "°
and development of various substitutes for through over-use? To what extent can |
such areas be reserved for a relatively few I,, At
general meeting of strong winds, the fire caught on
■wood, in the long run (and relatively sliorl
,
,
‘
the Almonte' Chapter of the the house along side the station.
number of users as pressure on these arcas|,;bDE on lIarch 9th lt
pro.
term in the opinion of many) renewable
It was an old log house which had
natural resources will have to provide in­ increases lo r accessible recreation or for jposed, seconded and . unanimously been modernized inside and the
Other resource needs?
[carried that the work in peace outside was brick-sided. It was
creasing proportions of raw materials for
time for this society did not justi­ occupied by Mr. and Airs. WinPopulation is increasing. Society
the needs of society. Canada’s forests are
fy the continuance of the Al­ fried Kranitzki both of whom are
changing. The land and resource base
one of the major renewable resources in
monte Chapter. The procedure employed by Mr. Duncan. The
fixed. Increasing thought is being given to necessitated
the returning of the house is a total loss but neighbors
the world. Proper management of them
future needs of man and his stewardship of charter to the National Headquar­ and the Almonte Fire Brigade
requires long range as well as short-range
natural resources. At the same time tile ters to fulfill the requirements of saved the egg grading station and
outlooks. Sustained or even increased present imposes many demands. The man­ disbanding.
its valuable equipment.
yields fromi forests is dependent on policies agement of Canada's forests involves com­
and programs designed for this purpose.
W. H. Black of Bala. Ont.,
The old blacksmith shop on!
plex questions and is of fundamental im­
has been appointed secretary of Main Street occupied for so many!
The importance of maintaining healthy for­
portance to all of us, and those who follow, the Almonte Electric Light Com­
ests for other purposes will also increase.
years by the late R. J. Neil has j
states an article in the Canadian Forestry mission, .in succession to Mr. R. been demolished. It hod been j
It is becoming critical that we continue to Association News.
L. McDonald, who has resigned. standing idle for a long time and I
ask ourselves many questions relative to
Mr, Black is an old Almonte boy, was used as a storehouse by N. T.
present and future forest management.
being bom on the 7th line of Sadler Construction until that)
A HOLLOW VICTORY
e is a brother of Mr. firm made other arrangements. A j
Some of these questions follow:
Ottawa Centre Liberals sure have a Robert Black.
How much of the world demand for
pathetic link with a past genera- j
tion—many think a happier one— j
forest products can be met by Canada? queer way of doing things. Last Wednes­
Rev.
R,
B. and Mrs. Waterman
What will be Canadit’s share as world needs day night, in what is tooled to have been a of Carp are in New York this It had become an eyesore.
increase? What are the implications to rip-roaring nominating convention at the week attending the graduation ex­
Canada of increasing development of for­ Civic Outre, Lawyer Hugh Poulin won the ercises at St. Luke's Hospital.
ClAYTON NEWS
estry in other countries — especially in contest with slightly more than 35 per cent Miss Marjorie Waterman is one of The service In St. George’.
of the eligible vole. Out of a total of about the graduate nurses.
Anglican Church on Sunday, Ap­
South America and Russia?
ril 30th, will be held at 2.30 p.
2050
voting
delegates
at
the
convention,
How’ can adequate amounts of money
with Rev. H. Brown officiating.
be provided to ensure better forest manage­ Mr. Poulin won on the third ballot with L Mr George Penfold, who with The service in Guthrie UUnited
Church on Sunday, April 30th,
Z
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T
Z
ment when forestry, as agriculture and ™ v o t e r s against 007 for A .d e r m a n ^ ~
will be held at 2.30 p.m. with Rev.
|lighthouse supply ship Lambton G. C. Symth officiating.
fisheries, gives relatively low values to the Tom McDongall.
The Renfrew Presbytery will
One is inclined to believe that it is ajwent down with all hands,
basic resources of trees, crops or fish and a
induct Rev. Gordon C. Smyth into
the Ministry of the Central Lan
disproportionate value on their manufacture bad omen for the Liberal hopes in Ottawa jwell known in this section
ark Charge, on Thursday, May
Centre,
when,
low
and
behold,
over
31
per
Lanark c™ntv' r °r
and merchandising? Can larger propor­
4th, in a service at MiddleviUe
Church, at 8 p.m. A social time
tions of the wealth due to these raw re­ cent, some 051 delegates at the convention,
will be held afterwards in the
sources be turned back to the land (or didn’t even care enough about either Mr.
Church Hall. Everybody is welwater) to ensure their perpetuation rather Poulin or Mr. McDougall to wait around for Blakeney — Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Mr. Orval Smith and Mr. How­
Edwards, who spent the winter
than drawing on them us capital to provide the third and final ballot.
ard Virgin of Calabogie visited
It is interesting to note that the winner months In Clayton, have returned on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
current needs of society?
here and are making ready for
Virgin.
Can we increase our research and oper­ had 30 less ballots on the final count than the opening of the cheese factory. Alex
Mr. «Lloyd Giles returned to his
home here on Friday, having
ational budgets to bring luck productive he had on the first vole. We would think
spent a few days with Mr. and
forests to the backlog of millions of acres of that he would refuse to run on such a Pakenham — Mr. Syl Nugent, Mrs.
Earl Sweeney, after getting
out of hospital.
abandoned farms and poorly reproducing skimpy and disinterested endorsation — or who recently rented his farm
Mr. Jas. McCann. Is moving into
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy King and
more correctly —- a lack: of endorsation.
burns or cutovers?
of Perth visited on Sunday
When one contrasts the reported E n ­ the village where he will keep Srent
with
Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Rlntoul
Can the funds be found to improve
the store formerly conducted
and Lyn.
the practice of high yield forestry on better thusiasm of- Hie Ottawa Centre nomination, Mr. T. A. Nugent.
(Mrs.
Gordon Elliott of Almonte
with that of the Lanark-Renfrew-Carleton
sites?
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'¥*'was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Cameron on Sunday,
<How can increasing technology in for­ Tories at Amprior the Saturday before one
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bellamy
est harvesting be combined with more ef­ has to wonder about the Liberal prospects
of ¥erth and Mr. Ralph Watson
The Alexandra Club held a suc­
ficient methods in forest renewal? Can the of winning the upcoming election. At Arn- cessful Easter dance in the town Mrs. Wm. Bellamy
same mechanical energy required to har­ prior the P.C. delegates never-lost llteir in­ hall on Easter Monday evening. afternoon.
and Mrs. Leonard McGee
vest forests be used to ensure adequate and terest and enthusiasm. Only one less vote The hall, stage and council cham­ ofMr:
Place visited on Sun­
was cast on the fifth and final ballot than ber were beautifully decorated dayCarleton
prompt regeneration?
with Mrs. Bella McGee and
with potted plants, cut flowers, Clarence,
.
To what extent will Canada's forest be on the first one some five hours before.
25 Years Ago
Town of Almonte
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
INCREASE IN WATER RATES in the Town of
Almonte effective May 1st, 1972, on the SOUTH
Side of the River, and June 1st, 1972, on the
NORTH Side of the River.
Rates will be increased from $16.00 to $20.00 for
15,000 gallons for a 4-month period.
Over consumption rate will be Increased from 50c
per thousand to 60c per thousand gallons in excess
of 15,000 gallons.
i
ALMONTE TOWN COUNCIL.
BONUSES
Choose any item for ovaty >40.00 purchase of
the following CO-OP Motor Oils or Grosses.
/co-o5\* HD7 Mo,or oil in sin9,e 3rades for
seasonal changes and multi grades for all
year driving. HD7 motor oils meet all new
ear warranty requirements.
MO Diesel Motor Oil in single grades.
An API Service CD oil unsurpassed
to
for official tractor operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Stewart
pussy willows, balloons, colored
required to satisfy recreational needs not
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
lights, etc. Excellent music was and
Mrs. Alex Virgin.
only of an expanding Canadian population
>LUBCO (Multi Purpose) grease, the grease
Comment of the Week: “A bore is a furnished by Geo. Milne and his A happy family gathering was
that will not thin out or break down under
but a much more rapidly ex|>anding popu- j man in a rut who thinks he’s in Hie groove. orchestra. The patronesses were; held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .
hi.
highest
temperatures regardless of weather.
Mrs. G. L. Comba, Mrs. W, A. Ernie Foster to celebrate thetr!
Others who attended j
It features anti-oxidant inhibitor and rust and
Jamieson and Mrs. Frank Fisher. birthdays.
besides their family were Mr. and '
and social, are found deep in
corrosion protection additives.
Mrs. John Creighton and family j
spiritual realities: if the chief mal­
adies of “living” are maladies of
. W. J. Barker of Moosomin of Rosetta and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. j
\*CO-FAX and CO-FAX (Heavy) (
|
the spirit; if the greatest dangers attended the funeral of his mo­ Potter and David of Ottawa.
g i g g r . recommended for temperatures between
Mecent visitors with Mr. and j
by
are those which beset the spirit: ther, the late Mrs William BarMrs. Wm. Hintoul were Mr. and i
35"F - 9OT: CO-FAX (Heavy) is
should we not set a guard at the
THE REV. GORDON C. SMYTH
Mrs. Len Miller and Mr. and Mrs j
ker.
door of our hearts, against any­
recommended for temperatures over 45'F. Both
Wilfred
Larocque
and
.children,
j
thing which would usurp the places
greases insure excellent resistance to rust.
We hear a lot about the power. kingdom of God," said Christ,
Mr. George Drynan and Mr. |
of the divine and (n)perlshabler
t «...
—
Thoughts;within you."
Tailing river levels
Glen Foster of Almonte were I
But should we not throw open the
week-end made it possible for the guests on Sunday with Mr. and;
’orming pi
it is hard for the mind to dislodge j viewed. Montreal’s controversial
Thoburn Woollen Mills to resume Mrs. Lionel Mitchell and family
spirits?
,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j young poet and novelist shrugged
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. I
work on Tuesday morning after and
It could be a noble thought It >his shoulders helplessly.
“I’m
Mrs. Michael Murray were: |
ALMONTE BRANCH — 256-1633
enforced holiday which com- Mr. and Mrs. Everet Murray of j
may suggest patience, generosity,. stripped," he said. "I have to start coasts one catches sight ot farcovered
or God. It could be Ignoble. It i all over again. I never used to reaching marshlands.
iced on the previous Monday. Arnprior and Mr. and Mrs. Keith j
nay suggest the futility of human Ilisten to anybody, I thought I was here and there -with stagnant, At one time it was feared that Stanley and Leita of Almonte.
j
ituniriitv nf unselfish
unwllUh [unique and ..
..._ji . m . tI * i-\ Iu lt ? Pools. But when the tide
effort.
feel
unassailable,
the plant would be unable to
motives, or the pridei
which 'now
|now I have something to be quiet I«>mes In. ‘hose
operation for ten days but
tie Beatles to about. That’s
of the
That' a very good feeling, open their most hidden corner
when the flood started to recede
• that they
. were more popular] "We
-We are i.___
on the
___________
threshold of _a Ithe inflow of waters from iar
Christ.
Igreat religious ago, an age of dis-' b>' * a- By the same token. let us it went more quickly than expecr
Even when we fancy that we Iclpleship," he said. “I don't want i^ e p dear and open the channels ted. Not since 1920 had the Tho­
have forgotten them, thoughts do {to come on like a religious nut. j which link our lives with God's
burn concern been forced to close
not forget us. They remain in the:but that is how I feel. There are great life.
abyss of the subconscious. In tim-j certain very ancient -ways of peo“Within the Bible and particul- down because of high water.
es of stress, they merge from theipie being together, which are now!arty within the New Testament,"
deeper self to help or hinder us in !,being rediscovered. I don’t want
prominent psychiatrist
consternation
the racc of life. So wonder the to get sort of Hysterical, but marked to an’ Ottawa friend of
Psalmist prayed: "Let the words that's what it has to be."
■
, Dr. A. Ian Burnett, as they in town, Wednesday night, when
of my mouth and the meditation of j Cohen went on to label human were' out' for a drive together:. Mr. Hussell Barr, who lives a mile
from Almonte, reported that his
my heart be acceptable tn thy Iinflexibility as a last ditch stand.
is far more wisdom
ED. AND ISOBEI.XE WINSLOW-SPRAGGE ARE PLEASED TO
s m t, O Lord; my rock and my, "Before you Jet yourself die,” he insight and help and guidance and car had been stolen from a point,
' r*S?eliler; .
.
'said. “there’s that panic of the truth concerning ourselves and in the business section. It Is said
ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW CRAFTS AND GIFT
Centuries later, the Divine Tea-:ego.” In reappraisal of himself, the way of abundant life than
eher emphasised this importance he had to facelseverst conclusions, there is in all the books of psy­ that Chief of Police McNalrn. Al
SHOP ON FRIDAY, MAY 5TH, AT 3 P.M.
monte; Provincial Constable Niles
of rightness of heart. He broke jone was that "all the versions I chology.
with the religious “establishment” i had of myself were wrong."
What a tribute to the authority of Carleton Place and Special Il»
IT WILL BE NAMED —
because he insisted that the de- j Another came from “accumnla- of Christ in the area of self-know-]vestigator Fish of; Pakenham
vout life was born of an inner ted proof of a different kind of
fulfilment!
" What
“ a‘ wllr<,hed most of Ut night for
spirit which was not to be stifled j world that I was discounting, challenge to clothe an old prayer
by mere forau and customs.
(There were certain kinds of fe«i- with new meaning! "Let the words the missing vehicle without re­
The inner life? People regard fng I refused to believe, kinks in of my mouth and the meditation sult. In the morning, when Mr.
such talk as rubbish. Ours is an your own head telling you things of my heart be acceptable in thy Wm, Cilecson opened his butcher
activist age. So long as you go all the time. You confine them sight, O Lord, my rock and n shop on Bridge Street he saw the
active, according to the vogue, in an "asylum” in your liead, but redeemer."
|
r A/1AT tn i AT —
auto parked behind his store.
you may be forgiven most any- now they’re Irresistible. This is
thing. But the evidence keeps pil- going to bit you. It’s Roing to
“A LITTLE BI RVl TOLD ME”
Purchase of Hotvard Giles'
ing up: we must set our hearts wipe you out.'
right, to set the world right. ‘The I If the springs of life, individual |
(by J. Bunting Swiltl
home on Martin Street by Uie
(FORMER PREMISES OF THE ROYAL BANK)
Mrs. Grace Brown of Clslyton Hospital Board to be used as a
asks: “Has anyone 'found
Burses' residence. I* one of the
discourage squirrels from stealing
Our sim will be to encourage interest in Arts and Crafts in our
important
real estate changes
the birds'
p marked the last year In
district.
Almonte. It is understood that
We will have available Paintiapa and a complete Une of Art Sup­
FOR
(Sites proposes to build on a
adjacent which he retained.
plies; Unusual Handcrafted Gifts for all occasions; Beautiful Party Paper
Keep the Channels Open
United Co-operatives of Ontario
( C O -Q p jo iL S A N D G R E A S E S
A nnouncem ent. . .
u
( E r r s t &
tu d u >
78 MILL STREET, ALMONTE
SUPERVISOR WANTED
Almonte Child Care Centre
Date of Appointment: August 1st, 1972.
Job Specification: To direct the operation of a new
Day Care Centre for 35 children, afe 2 to 5
year*.
Wares and Candle*; Brass, Copper and Wood Carvings; Personalized
A display and sale of work* liy local and area, artists will be
The public are cordially invited to drop in i
No. 1 — Ontario Certification as pre-school
teacher.
No. 2 —' Experienced In foll-day program.
Closing date, May 15th, 1972.
Apply to R. t. FRANCE,
CLHOUTRI
TOWN OF
FRIDAY, MAY 5th - 13 to 9IP.M.
SATURDAY, MAY 6th --10 to 6 P.M.
a n d normal
n v s n tr a s a o v a s T O S a w n a .
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M
I
THURSDAY, APfllU.27. 1978
THE ALMONTE GAZETTE
PAGE THREE
Travellers Return
SOFTBALL MEETING
climate. This means chiefly that it
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis S. Hunton
must be winter-hardy. Varieties
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. Hill, all
developed in California, Nebras­
members of the Mississippi Golf
ka or Kansas usually suffer some
Club will be returning to their
winterkill In Ontario and there­
summer residences lrom the sou­
fore are not recommended.
th of Florida, where they have
k
______
spent the winter. They expect to
Other requirements are a high
yield potential
leave Naples on the 8th of May
I?
and land home on tile 10th about
ESTABLISHED LAWNS
factory rate of aftermath recov­
dark, 1,768 miles later.
Applying fertilizer
ery, plus the ability to
The Iiuntons will pick the Hills BPrl"S 10 y°ur lawn 1» a very 1m- Ontario growing season ta its ut­
up In Hollywood, Florida, on the I Portant part of establishing thick, most capacity. Varieties from lati­
1972 — at 8:00 p.m.
6th and return to Naples for a I healthy turf. Much of the nutri- tudes farther north may be ex­
two day rest before starting I
‘n .the s°» last fall, partcu- tremely winter-hardy. However,
ALL PERSONS INTERES­ A NEW EXECUTIVE WILL
Norlh
I lnrly nitrogen, will have leached they cease growth too early In the
TED IN SOFTBALL IN
BE CHOSEN AT THIS
The'reason for the Double Sa-!aw“J' before freeze up occurred, later pari oi the season and also
fari is the loss, by the Hills, of I } hls wl!l generally result in a de- have slower aftermath recovery
ALMONTE ARE ASKED
MEETING. PLEASE
|
their
car
and
contents
while
on
a
fwlency
of nutrients when the rates. The results is they do not
TO ATTEND.
PLAN TO BE THERE.
shopping spree In Hollywood. gross starts to grow in the spring. yield as high a standard or early
If fertilizer is put on
types.
With the car loaded with pur­
A third problem is the disease
chases and including their com­ there is still a little frost in
plete golf equipment the thieves ground, the nutrients will then be known as bacterial wilt. Although
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
made a good haul and probably in the root zone when the grass every farm, it is widespread across
The resignation of Water Com­
had enough to sell to keep them starts growing. A turf fertilizer it Is not found in every field or on
mission Manager Janies Hewson
Ontario. It usually begins to thin
in Dope for a month! Police said such as 10-6-4: 14-7-7
has been accepted by the Smiths
there were twelve cars stolen a rate of 10 pounds per 1000 out stands in the summer of the
Palls Water Commission at its
When the new permanent lic­ about the same time and they square feet is the general recom­ second crop year. Two or three
regular meeting, effective June ence
plates arc issued in 1973
good idea where they were mended application. A second ap­ years later, the stand may be com­
loth. Mr. Hewson has been man­ they -w
ill
carry
the
message.
“Ont­
plication
should
be
made
in
early
pletely destroyed. Varieties differ
dn’t want to enter and
ager at Smiths Falls for 10 years. ario — Keep It Beautiful,” Envir.
search for fear of starting a race May at the same rate. Much of widely In their resistance to this
onment Minister J. A. C. Auld an,
the nitrogen in these fertilizers is disease. Because bacterial wilt is
released into the soil at a slow so common in Ontario, any varie­
This* theme not only reflects ^ ^
th!s°nature i n f o r e i g n ra^e This prevents leaching
ty which docs not have a good
^widespread and growing eon"‘ “
ce
in a deficiency over the measure of resistance to the dis­
cem for our environment, he told are only part of it. Duty and dis- growing period and maintains ease
is not placed on the recom­
the House, it also “will serve
even growth. Less expensive Ag- mended list.
continuing reminder that a clean taneo make replacement a trickyI ncultural
Fertilizers may be used
environment is an individual re­ and Blow business.
The Huntons and the Hills ex-1*‘ similar rates of nutrients by SPRING SEEDING OF LAWNS
sponsibility.”
CAN BE SUCCESSFUL
people familiar with calculating
The message will remind visit­ pcct to enjoy the trip and can't Inutrient
REALTORS
Late. August and early Septem­
‘ rates. However, Agricul­
ors and potential tourists “that wait to play golf again at good '-"*”
tural fertilizer nitrogen is derived ber is the prime season to seed a
256-1860
Ontario is a beautiful province old Mississippi, Canada,
spring seeding
in
many
whose people are concerned with
ARMAND DALE, 257-2412 ■
: thus is more prone to can be successful if done
conserving and enhancing its nat­
FEW IN PRACTICE
Therefore more frequent right time and dusty or muddy
ural attractions,” he said.' “Nine
There are about 1,400 chiro­ ^applications at lower rates is de­ floors can be avoided for the
of
10
Canadian
provinces
and
IN APPLETON —
practors in Canada.
sirable when using the less ex­
On a large fenced lot with many American states send their
For spring seeding to be
pensive Agricultural fertilizers, if
messages on licence plates wherestable, Carden and apple trees, cver
even growth is to be maintained. cessful it must be started just
people travel by car.”
(his 3 bedroom renovated home
>n as the ground is warm (about
NEW ALFALFA VARIETIES
degrees) and workable. The
— OF —
The list of alfalfa varieties idea is to get the young gras:
THE REDUCING GAME
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
recommended for use in Ontario seedlings firmly established be
The Consumers' Association of
ANTIQUES, TOOLS,
in 1972 has undergone some sub­ ‘ re the heat of summer.
only *14,509. Why pay more?
Canada issues a warning that
LAWN MOWERS, LADDERS,
stantial changes since last year.
there is no legislation presently
A
minimum of four to six in
BTC.
IN ALMONTE —
Five new varieties have been add­
covering reducing salons. Clients
At the home of W. J. CRESS ed and three older ones removed. ches of topsoil is required anc
These 85 rolling acres over­
strongly urged to investigate
more if possible. Prior to seeding
look the town. A beautiful site
;w' company before investing WELL, 104 Town Line, Carleton Two of the ‘added varieties are fertilizer
containing
nitrogen,
Place,
on
for housing development. The their money, and
early types while three are stand­
to borrow
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
house and land are rented.
pledge future income before there
ard or medium types.
At 10:00 a.m. Sharp
The two early types are Anchor The soil should be levelled and
reasonable certainty that a
HOBBY FARM —
—
FURNITURE
—
venture will provide the serand Thor, essentially the equival- packed before seeding and rolled
Retire, and raise beef cattle
For Living Room, Dining Room,
promised.
of Saranac. The newly recom­ again after seeding. Broadcast
on this 100 acre domain with
Bedrooms, Kitchen: also Plano; mended standard type varieties seeding is the best method,
alcan sided house and excellent
Office Desk; Washing Machine; are WL 202, WL 210 and 520. They mulch of peat moss, chopped
barn. In Perth area, with beau­
Wardrobe; Tables; Combination are essentially equivalent to Ver­ straw or burlap spread thinly over
tiful rolling land with springs,
Kitchen Range; Cooking Utensils, nal. Titan or Iroquois.
the seeded area will protect the
the price is only $22,500.
etc., etc.
After several years on the re­ seed from the wind and conserve
— ANTIQUES —
commended list, three early var­ moisture which will assist germ­
Spinning Wheel and Reel; Dish­ ieties have been deleted. These ination. The soil should be kept
es; Chinaware; Glassware; Silver are Du Puits, Alfa and Glacier. moist with a fine spray if a mulch
Flatwear; Rocking Chairs; Odd Susceptibility to wilt is tile reason is not available. On terraced areas
tat the price is only $6000 for
Chairs; Lamps; Mirrors; Book­ for their removal.
a mulch is a must to keep seed­
case; Vacuum Cleaner; Bedding;
To gain a place on the recom- lings from gathering at the botTrunk; Spool Bed.
IN ASHTON —
of the grade. — L. P. Ritchie,
Alcan sided and 5 bedrooms,
— TOOLS —
Agricultural Representative.
modern plumbing and heating,
Some Carpenter and Blacksmith
— OF —
' only $16,500. Why pay
Tools; Farm Tools; Ladders; Lawn
SINGER FEATURED
FURNITURE AND
for less?
Mowers; Steel Chains; Steel Crow­
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
bars; Canthook; Pitch Forks; and
IN ALMONTE —
other articles.
MR. JACK ROGER has instruc*
Across from the Post Office,
d
us
to
sell
by
Public
Auction
TERMS:
CASH
uction of Bertolt
this commercial building with
LUNCH AVAILABLE, auspices, j from his residence, 60 Martin Kurt Weill’s ‘“Th<
apartment Is listed at $21,5
Street, South, Almonte, on
Opera,” opening Jui
Women’s Institute.
open for offers, with
MONDAY, MAY 6TH
terms. A good investment with
Mel Ferguson;
At 1 o’clock Sharp
growth potential!
Bob bezell, Clerks.
Tilt' Following:
MONTGOMERY,
THE BEST THIWG- Tt*
& Risch Piano and Ben­
CALL ARMAND DALE NOW
HOWARD McNEELY, Auction ch,Mason
size, in beautiful' condi­
t a k e when rum DOWKl
257-2412
eers, phone 857-3893 or 257 tion;apt.
llali Table; China Cabinet
IS THE LICENSE
3253, Carleton Place.
Office: 256-1860.
(like new); number of Floor and
NUMBER17-lc Table
Lamps; Spool Floor Lamp;
Chesterfield and 2 Chairs; Gate­
leg Table; Colonial Bed, 39” Box
Springs; Dressers; Bed with Box
Springs and Mattress; Dresser and
Night Table matching;
Single
Bed, complete; 3 4 Bed, complete;
Humidifier; JBlectric Sewing. Ma­
chine, cabinet size; 2 Rugs, one
red background, 7 ft. by 9 ft,; one
blue background, 6 ft. by 9 ft.,
. 1 Vacuum Cleaner;
Real Estate-Ltd,
Drapes, 2 yds. 9 in. long, 1 yd. 30
wide;. Washing Machine (Easy);
CARLETON PLACE — i',i
its; Cushions; Pillows; quantity
re lot, ideal for motel
of I.mens: 2 Rocking Chairs; niimtrailer site. Asking $12,500
of Mirrors; Sealers; Crocks;
but vendor will consider ofAntique Writing Desk; Chests; Oil
Lamps; large quantity of China
and Glassware; Chest of Rogers GREEN LAKE ,— in Renfrew
area — winterized 2 bed­
Silverware; Bone-handle Steak
room cottage, furnished, hy
Knives; Couch; Small Tables;
dro. septic tank and plumb­
Kitchen Table. 4 Chairs (like
ing. The water is clean and
new); Kitchen Utensils; Pots and
the fishing is great! $2,500
Pans; Electric Equipment; Fire
will handle.
Extinguisher (model A.C. 24);
ALMONTE — consider this for
large quantity of Limoges includ­
an investment — 4 choice
ing complete setting for 6; Odd
lota in desirable residential
Chairs; Tools; Garden Tools;
section. Facing a lovely
Step Ladders; Lawn Mower; Lawn
-wooded area, these lots will
Furniture; Luggage; Iron Skillet;
provide attractive bui
and many other articles.
sites.
TERMS; CASH
CARLETON PLACE — older
I FerpMon,
onc-storcy building suitable
Bob Dezell, Clerks.
for workshop, body and paint
II. B. MONTGOMERY,
shop. Vendor will consider
HOWARD McNEELY, Auction­
any offer.
eers, phone 257-3893 or 257ST. LAWRENCE LAKE AREA
3253, Carleton Place.
— at Ingleside, only 8 miles
from Upper Canada Village,
8-unlt motel plus 4-bcdroom
, home on large lot. See our
colored postcard view of this
attractive, well established
business. Asking price is only
$60,000.
We have 1
by Public AucUon from the home PROSPECT — between Rich­
mond and Franktown — 74
of MR. DENNIS LAROCQUE, 27
acres vacant perfect for sev­
Spring Street, Almonte, on
eral building sites. Priced at
SATURDAY, MAT 4TH
$125 an acre but all otfers
At 1 o’clock Sharp
considered.
The
Following:
Completely renovated — new
PLACE
Chesterfield and Chair; Swivel CARjLETON
ririw, modern kitchen and
Henry
ing lot 86' by 90’
TV Chair, all like new; Occasional
bath. Easily duplexed. J14.5M.
In good residential
Chair; Platform Rocker; Small
WELL RENTED BRICK
Tables; Coffee Table; TV Stands; MISSISSIPPI LAKH — cot­
tage, furnished. 4 bedrooms,
Foot Stool; Floor and Table
4 pc. bath, septic tank. This
schools and store. Lamps; Smoke Stand; Hall Rack;
property has a registered
K lJH t.
Dining-room Table, 6 Chairs, Buf­
deed and could be used for a
fet, with beautiful carving. Anti­
BRICK APARTMENT
small concession. Asking $8,AND AREA WILL BE HANDLKD BY
que; Odd Chairs, some pine, Anti000
.
Dresser; Wash Stand; Iron
complete; new Mattresses';
HWY. 7 — garage and livli^
Brass Bed, complete; (mattress,
accommodation, 5 bedrooms,
new); Chest of Drawers; Clothes
large kitchen and living
ROUTE SALESMAN — BOB MeCLYMONT
Basket; Sewing Cabinet; Steel
room, bus to all schools.
Price includes all garage and
Bed, complete (new mattress); An­
We will endeavor to keep to the same time delivery
tique Trunk; Antique Rocker; An­
business equipment. Asking
schedule ,
$58,000. Vendor will consider
tique Chest with four large drawall offers and lake back first
2 small; Clocks; Pictures;
mortgage.
; Vacuum Cleaner; Floor
— IN CARLETON PLACE Polisher: Fan; Electric Stove (4 INNISVn.LF, — on Mississippi
ATTRACTIVE, 1 BEDROOM
burner);
Frigldalre:
Captain's
with 500 ft. waterfront, stone
BUNGALOW —
Chair; Arborite Drop-leaf Table:
home. S cottages with stoves
C lo * to duppin*. TV nit
Washing Machine, spin dry (new):
and fridges in each, This
lanadrr n o n . only two m
quantity of Dishes. Pots and Pans:
property contains 1.7 acres
REGULAR59e — 1 LB. PKG. — SOFT m m g *
Electric Equipment: Wm Rogers
and would make an ideal
setting for 8: quantity of Other
trailer or camp site. All of­
Silverware: Radio; Hall Table;
fers considered since owner
Camp Bed and mattress; Lawn
is anxious to Mil,
Furniture: Hocking Chairs: some
We have clients for homes,
Tools; Ironing Board: 2 Clothes
Dryers: Antique Cupboard: Pine
Table; Sewine Machine Ipcdal);
Contact either:
other articles.
Mrs Marie Dunn —
TERMS! CASH
256-150#
Mel Ferrmon,
Rob Pewll, Cleriu.
Stan Cleroux — Carleton Place
n
B.
MONTGOMERY,
257-3512
DIAL 257-1811
HOWARD McNElCLY, AnettmALMONTE — CARLETON PLACE
THE BIG
MEANS M O
325.1. Carieton Place.
SERVICE BY SUMMITS
UPSTAIRS at O
LEGION
MONDAY MAY 1st
Keeping Ontario
Beautiful
ALBERT GALE
AGENCIES LTD.
Auction Sale
Auction Sale
Auction Sale
COMET
RE: M X
DELIVERIES
Realties Ltd.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 24, 1972
Clark Dairy Products in Almonte
Maple Leaf Dairy Ltd., Carleton Place
W EEKLY SPECIAL
April 26th to May 3rd
MARGARINE
52c
MAPLE LEAF-STRATHBURN
DAIRY
“S"
Ontario Housing Corporation
IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR
12 FAMILY UNITS
IN
Almonte, Ontario
Rents are Geared to Income
IP YOU:
• Are a Resident of Almonte
• Have at Least One Child
• Are in Need of Adequate Accommodation
• Have a Gross Family Income that does not
Permit you to Pay Current Market Rates
• Have not Previously Completed an Applic­
ation
Please Write for an Application Form to:
Mr. Victor A. Gilmour
HOUSING MANAGER
R.R. NO. 1
CARLETON PLACE, ONTARIO
TEL: (613) 257-1908
SOME THINGS DON’T MATTER
BUT IN MATTERS OF INSURANCE
SEE BROW N
ROY S. BROWN, General Insurance Service
FIRE — AUTO — BOATS — LIABILITY
44 Mill Street
Dial 256-3892
Res, 300 Country Street
Dial 256-3031
LOOK!
International Harvester
LAWN MOWERS
• RIDING MOWERS
• PUSH MOWERS
• GARDEN TRACTORS
SOLID STATE IGNITION ON MOWERS.
Come in and seethem at
LINDSAY
FARM EQUIPMENT
18 BRIDGE ST.
—
PHONE 256-3353
TIRE
SALE
THE
BEST
EVER
ON
U N IR p m
ALL SIZES
WHILE THEY LAST
OFFER GOOD FOR
LIMITED TIME ONLY
•-BURNS o
A L M O N T E
-
O N T A R I O
91 BridgeSt. ~ DU 254-141#
&aS«tvk.SWm256-34tt
THE ALMONTE GAZETTE
SELLING YOUR PROPERTY?
For efficient, personal aerv-
NOTICE
Appleton W.I.
Elect Officers
CARD OF
SCOTT — Sincere thanks
nurses and staff of Almonte Gen
eral Hospital and special flunks,
to Dr. King and Father Lunney.
Jimmie Seott.
17-lp
SCOTCH COKXERS. Meat Pro
cessing Plant, Carleton PUce,
custom Killing, cutting and
wrapping, smoking and curing.;
Animals mifct be on hand a i women's Institute lu-ld its annual;
day before for slaughtering business meeting at the home of
luesday and Thursday. Beef Mrs. Victor Kellough. Mrs. Craig
qSarUr
«?'
®IM
|7°1o
f I?3?,
col,rs<'
Sl‘""'S and
heurttelt
thanks into all
quarter. DU1
Dial 257P3
257-3427.
e ! !'e|)ort*
ing with
Knits"!,hewas
very success-;
neighbors
Almonte and
vfc.lful with all 14 of the ladies fin-; are# fur their many acts of kindT . i ^ i : “ " * ‘ 5“ d,!to!;
RE™ ,G tR * 1IoN r e p * 'r '
1
Fulton : ness and expressions of -sympathy
256-3395
16.2c I g d ««<» * « t for sale Dial
e
?cutive ,in. Uie loss of our dear husband
— -- -- ^,.„»r's.
land father.
1S67 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE, KRAVI{,« w f . t
Th»* District Annual Meeting; Mrs. R. jD; Bhe and family. 17-lp
MARKET —
radio, gas heater, snow *>-- f " At,KS
—...— n_____ _ . :
Wholesale-Retail for good qual­ will be held on Thursday, Mav 5.
Dial 256-1582.
,
ity Government Inspected meats. - Pukenham. After the reports of
CARD OF THANKS
the
standing
committees
Custom
Cutting.
W
r
a
p
p
in
g
.
1963 CHEV. 2-DOOR. V-8, AUTOCRAWFORD — My sincere
other
officers,
the
following
Freezing.
Freezer
orders
are
our
thanks to everyone who visited
malic. Rood condition;
1962.
me, sent cards, flowers, etc., while
Acadian body, 2-door, no motor. ■ specialty. Open: Tuesday to Sat­ ficers were elected and sworn
, was v
urday, 9-6: Friday, 9-9. Closed to office for the coming year:
I,
confined
in
hospital.
Dial 25&-1824.
17-lp
Monday. Telephone 1-839-2001
Pi[e^ ent —■Mrs. c - Jam-' Grateful thanks also to the doc>
President
Carp. Ontario.
13-tf
Mrs. R. Thomp-'i tors.and nurses for their care and
VOLKSWAGEN BUSH BUGGV
son: 1st Vice President
£ ™ T m i0b D‘al 256|7KT,4, ATTENT,°N^ FARMERS _ I AM B. Timmins; 2nd Vice President —
17-lp
•liter B p.m.
17-lp available to take Seed Orders Mrs. R Craig; Secretary-Treasfor Spring Planting. John __ urer — Mrs E. Crawford. .
TWO PONY FOALS — QNE
CARD OF THANKS
chle, Town Une at High Street,
District Director — Mrs. C.
......... — We, wish to_ express
black mare, one year old June
RATH
Carleton Place. Dial 257-1457.
James: Alternate — Mrs. A. Ful- {our sincere thanks
16th; one pinto stallion, one
friends,
15-tf ton;
»«.», Public
. ukiil Relationswiawuiis — ans,
' ' neighbours
- - their
Mrs; rF.. ij relatr"'
relatives and
for
year old May 24th. Dial 624Mrs,- D. Munro; District \
many ................
5287 or 624-5381
of kindness, floral tribTELEVISION ANTEVNAES, In­ Hamilton,
J.
T ” Turner, i utes, -cards and donations to St
stallations and repairs. Call Don Delegates —„Mrs.
Alternates
LIONEL HARDTOP TENT TRAIL
Mrs. George's Church, the Bible Soc^
Wright, 257-3592 or 257-3991.
A,
Fulton.
Mrs,
F.
Hamilton.
ers starting as low as $695 00
i lety and the .Heart Fund, received
15-8p-tf
Agriculture and Canadian
Other models to choose from as
THAKE MONUMENTS - Fin: I dustries
J-stries —
- Mrs. R
R. Millar, Mrs' j
S h lr T v r t le
well. Fibreglass canoes. Canvas
CHW them
lIienl
t in Granite, lettering, etc. Dial K- BfJ-dges, Mrs H Sadler: Citiz-I Rath.
repair department. See
Wayside Travel Equip- ( £ « « " ~
* « ? » - Mrs. j Herb Rath and family.
17-lp
Carleton Hwy 2 mics 1leton Pla“ - «■*«•*» Ontario's lar- A Fulton. Mrs. H. Beckman, Mrs. |
east of Perth. Phone 267-4457 !gest Monument Dealer.
ll-6p K. Giles: Education and Cultural
CARD OF THANKS
17-4e
HAZELWOOD
—
We
would
sin­
KINK AID MONUMENTS
I B^Duncan. M ^L^Reid^Fam iiy cerely like to thank all those that
15,000 THORNBER
80S, 20 • Lanark County's only Monu- and Consumer Affairs — Mrs. 0 in any way helped to make our
ment shop, Smiths Falls. We have Brydges, Mrs, L. Wright: Resol 40th Wedding Anniversary a Very
weeks old May 5, 1S72, They no
Agents, .... ■
____
""
“—
‘
—J
save,
utions
—
Mrs.
W.
Neilson:
Cur
have high egg numbers, superb For free transportation ______ ____ _
memorable event. It will Ipng be
our I ators — Mrs. V. Kellough. Mrs. C. remembered and treasured.
egg quality, low feed consump­
.r58-3! 76Lo"W' I Tilrner: Finance — ‘Mre/V^Timtion and outstanding resistance ?
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hazelwood:
to disease. These are attributes Vi m « ^ Rus2 £ ln^ai(1' 1'283' ">h>s. Mrs. R. Craig, Mrs. B. Mc- * *
_____
17-lp
which have made the 808 a 3480. Authorized Rock of Ages Rae.
Pianist, _ Mrs. H. Sadler.
leader in laying trials through­ De»ler-____________________ «► «
CARD OF THANKS
out the world. Besides we have
HANNA — I wish to thank my
GARDEN CENTRE - a T u m e ^ M ^ a 's a 'd lw : “ pres^ many friends and relatives who
Vaccinated for Marck’s disease. RITCHIE’S
Shrubs, Trees, Perennials, An­
were kind enough to visit m<
Vaccinated for Bronchitis and \ nuals, and Garden Supplies. Reporter — Mrs. R. Miller.
At the close of the meeting, de­ send me cards and flowers while
Newcastle three times. Dubbed.1 Open mid-April. Town Line al
licious refreshments were served
deworraed twice, debeaked
High Street, Carleton Place by Mrs R. Duncan, Mrs. C. James 1 was a patient in the Almonte
will
Dial 257-1457.
15-tf and Mrs. V. Kellough. Officers Hospital. With special thanks to
Dr. King, the nurses and staff for
PHOTOGRAPHY — Weddings. and heads of standing committees the wonderful care I received.
will meet at Mrs. Crawford’s Ab. Hanna, Kinburn. Ont. 17-lc
Seaforth. Phone 519-527-1106.1passports, portraits and com
home on Wednesday, April 26 to
17-2c I cial. Best discount available
plan
the
program
for
the
next
equipmei
year. Mrs. D. Munro has Invited
SEVERAL ARTICLES OF’ MA
g. Cliff
BOYD — Stanley and Edith
us to her home for the next reg­ (nee Armstrong) wish to announce
temity clothing, good condition, I Box 716, Carleton Place,
ular meeting oh Tuesday, May 16. the arrival of Diane Helena, 7
, sizes 10, 12 and 14. Dial 256- 256-2538 after 6 p.m.
3314.
17-lc
lbs., 6 oz„ at the Almonte General
Hospital on Monday. April 17th,
1972. Thanks to Dr. Barichello
HORSES AND CATTLE
trailer, 5’ x 10’ platform, fully 1
and nursing staff.
17-lp
THE ALLEN FUR FARM ,
equipped. Call Bill Gomme.
P.O. Box 846s.
-2389, TOLEDO, COLLECT
256-2375 or 256-1673.
17-lc I
BIRTH , ”
.
OR LANARK 259-5322, OR
CODE — Fred and Mary Ellenr
259-5362
The
Editor
BUDGIES. CANARIES. MYNA j
'nee Hatpenny) are pleased to an­
LICENSE NO. 318-C-71
The Almonte Gazette
nounce the arrival of their son,
Aim onIt;, Ontario ...
Turtles, and White Mice.
Derek^William, on April 20, 1972.
Dear Sir:
_ a. Pet Toys, Cat and Dog, „
A wee brother for Lisa. Special
In this week's mail the Honour­ thanks' to Dr, Bach and all the
furnishings. Pet supplies and ' ° ur representative, Chris Pappas,
able Murray McBride further staff of the Almonte General Hos­
be in Almonte every Thu ’
demonstrated his apparent lack of pital.
at Green's Upholstery.
17-lp
concern for the pWitlcal convictSales — Repairs — Rentals
Tonics, etc., at the Pet Shoppe, I
ions of the voters of this area bv
Free pick-up and delivery.
13 Market St. North, Smiths ,'
IN MEMORIAM
his statement. "So please, let’s
New machines from $79,95.
Falls. Dial 283-7400.
41-tf I
ROBERTSON — In loving
not hear so much of this nonsense memory of a dear husband, Cliff*
that all kinds of people are quit-!
L E C L A I K FURNITUR
h as;
Robertson who passed away
ting their jobs so they can go on ord
new and used furniture
suddenly May 1st, 1969.
unemployment insurance'
pDances; located 1 mile East of
could be assured of 2/3 my pay |
rememWredArnprior on Highway 17. Openi
I'd quit work tomorrow! I'd save j
‘C’
_
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. te 9
$750 annually in transportation!
.v iim n D n u
p.m. — Open Saturday till 6
p.m. Dial 1-623-5050.
23-tf'
accent yet another! .d a u ^ - and
For snowmobiles, etc. Call be asked
T brother,
O ! ^Jackie,
without
now and reserve a spol
who passed away April 28,.1961/
t h in k in g o p a
Bertram, 123 Union St.. Phone
256-1929. Comet Realties,
Brokers.
14-tf
FOR SALE
THURSDAY, APRIL
SUPER paint SALI
Buy Canada’s Best And Save
At Your GLIDDEN Dealer
Cash In And Save 15% On All
SUNWORTHY WALLPAPER
Letter to the Editor
AT
Your Only Home Hardware Supply Store in Town
Summer Storage
COLOUR TV?
Dial 257-3621
Ken Timmins
at 256-3630
Wanted
79 Mill St., Almonte ~ Dud 256-3732
JOHN MANSFIELD,
m e a d o w bahJk FARMS.
Why not get the best —
love
17-lc for the Federal Government. _ Shine
JOBLESS BENEFITS
l
talk to
bright and^ sweet and clear.
can’t help but feel that many of
Unemployment Insurance bene­
Lovingly remembered and sad­
our better English-speaking ojf
fits paid in January totalled $139.-1
ficials are being treated a$ sec ly missed, Mom, Dad and brothers 9 million, compared with *102,4:
Gary and Don.
17-lc million In December and $85.7!
-ond-class
citizens
by
the
govern­
1TRANSPORTATION REQUIRED ment. And I can’t believe that the
H V H M iiu
I minion In January last year, Stat-‘
j to Ottawa, vicinity Elgin and majority of the voters of Mr. Me*
• Before you buy.
J Gloucester St. Call 256-2730 Bride's- riding agree with the
BARR —
<* £ £ e
p^ j
ie-2e actions of those who are implem­ a dear J
___
17-1 | after 6 pjn.
t?enneth “ arl,®5 I to higher benefit rates provided!
j EXPERIENCED HOUSE PAINT- enting government policy. Where
April 26^?963!
i
REAL ESTATE
j er to estimate on painting ex- is the representation of which denly
Not
Just
today,
but
every
day
I
j terior of house in town. Dial democracy boasts.
RURAL, TOWN It CITY
•ould greatly appreciate your
i 259-3114.
rs being asked for their
on. I would be most willing
i WANTED TO RENT OR BUY —
IN MEMORIAM
unt the vote and pass the re, two or three bedroom home or
c o m p an y lim it e d
JONES — In loving memory of i who have no children,
to you and to Mr. McBride,
apartment. Please send inform­
dear husband and father. G.
Yours very-truly,
ation to Box 18. Almonte GazLocal Rep. C. ELMSLEY . ette.
M. D. Chaffee. Jones, who passed away April
17.8c
E. S. SHERWOOD
257-1405
Riverside Motel
NOW
IS THE TIME
■TO-BUY
SUPER
PLENAM1NS
CANADA’S
LARGEST SELLING
VITAMIN
MINERAL PRODUCT.
I GIRLS' BICYCLE, SMALL SIZE,
greatest gift. RemembSpecial prices as usual.
. 20” wheel. Dial 256-3040, anvj time.
.
i 7. j c
Ila and family.
17-lp
PAKENHAM
In the Matter of the Estate of
Special attention given
HREE ROOM APARTMENT, WATEA F*£J'T
PROPERTY MVTIHEW ROBERT YOUNG,
Iff MEMORIAM
Prescriptions.
centrally located, would suit one !
ABANDONED FARMS
i late of the Town of Almonte in
BARDEN — In loving memory
• two adults. Dial 258-1679.
^
. with larjte acreage. Will ( the County of Lanark, Retired oi Leslie Barden, who passed SPECIAL FAMILY RATES
Merchant, deceased.
away April 23, 1961.
17-lc ‘ pay c,sh- CaI1 Mr- Robei
Dial 256-2466
Ottawa 829-0341 or apply to
FOR SKIERS
Notice Is hereby given pursuant
Remembered always.
Box 12, Almonte Gazette, with to Section 52 of The Trustee Act
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
Wife and family.
17-lp
•
details.
46-23c iR-S.O. 1970, Chapter 470) that all
heated, centrally, located. Dial
J. W. SAUERMANN
256-1499.
17-tf TRANSPORTATION TO SMITHS creditors and others having claim?
IN MEMORIAM
THE REXALL STORE
or demands against the Estate of > MUNRO — in loving memory
Falls
from
Almonte
dally.
Dial
ROOMS TO RENT BY THE DAT
Robert Young late of the !of a dear wife and mother. De256-1668.
i6-2c I Matthew
Almonte, Ontario
or week. Almonte Hotel, ,Dial
Town of Almonte in the County jlilah Munro, who passed away
25*2373.
feO-tf WANTED! HAS YOUR 'ATTIC iof Lanark" Retired Merchant, de-1 April 29, 1967.
basement
or
shed
any
of
these’
:
cea*
dwho
died
at
the
Town
of
j
There
is
a
sa
but
sweet
re1
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
“Old”
Kerns?
_
Brass
Crocks
t
Almor»t«
in
the
County
of
Lanark1
i Inewj large living room, knotty
19th day of February, There
memory fond and true
Pictures, Books, Lamps, Cutters,
pine cupboards, basement priv­
Buggies, Milk Cans. Furniture, 1972, are required on or before There is token of affection:
ate entrance, half acre land, ap­
for you.
Clocks, Broad Axes, Tools, Dish­ the 12th day of May, 1972, to And
proximately 3 miles from Al­
Always
es. Guns. Bottles, Stamps. Coins, send to the undersigned, the SoliLETS B E
monte on Clayton road. Phone
17-lc
Sealers. If so, and you would eitor for the Executor of the last and Family.
250-1834 after 5 p.m.
16-2p
HAPPYLETS\
—-- o---like to sell them, call Fred De- will and testament of the deceasesabrais, Quyon. Quebec 458- ed, their Christian names and sur- Typists Heldemarle Zmrely
BEGAY, LET'S SHOP
2268.
16-2c names, their addresses and des- Ursula Woop are the keyboard
WHEREWE6ET MORE
crlptlons, a statement bf their IbUtzej of East Genhany. Heide
. claims, and the nature of the marie hit 4,HOD flawless strokes
1 OR 4 BEDROOM BOUSE, ALFOR
OURHARDEARNED
|
security
flf
any)
held
by
them.
10
minutes,
and
Ursula
rattled
moate or area. June 1st occup­
I And take'notice that after the off 16,400 in 30 minutes with five
ancy. Djal 258-2885,
17-lp
MALE CAT, LIGHT GREY WITH [last mentioned date -the said Ex-1 errors.
-J-“
’■Two years old. Lost ecutor will proceed to distribute
OR BOUSE FOR
Finder the assets of the said deceased
2 adults. Dial 256Please call 256-2243 after 4:30. among the parties entitled there­
16-2c
___________________ 17-lP to, having regard only to the
Far the m y best in
claims rtf which notice shall then
LACK
CURLY
HAIR
fi
near Almonte. Dial 2!
have been received, and that the
foundland Retriever, has <
day* till 5:30: 256-2877
said Executor will not be liable
around
bis
neck
with
two
for the said assets or any part
9:30. Please ask for Jim.
friendly, answers
thereof to any person or persons I
Anyone of Whose Claims notice shall
GARAGE OR SflED SUITABLE I 2 *
for storage. In or near Al­
have been received at the time of
OPEN MONDAYS — CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS
Smith Bros. Granite Ltd.
monte. Dial 256-1633, days till
MARKERS — INSCRIPTIONS
St.,
5 p.m. or 256-2877 after 5:30.
>ated at Almonte, Ontario, this
CORNER STONES
Please ask for Jim.
17-lp
h day of April. A.D. 1972.
S-X HALF 8.P.
6 LB. BOX $3.30
See ear display at
R. A. Jamieson, Q.C.,
M Bridge St. Carletea Place
Solicitor for Executor,
or shaae 1ST-MM aarllae
ALMONTE. Ontario.
lfl-3c
Notice To Creditors
TO RENT
Housekeeping Units
D. W. Snedden
Dial 624-5376
STAN’S
Wanted to Rent
Lost
M EA T M A R K E T
See Oscar Irwin
111 MARTIN ST., ALMONTE
D IA L 256-3330
of Distinction
Help Wasted
Single copies of Gazette 10c
House Inc., of the United Chur­
ch of Canada, Pakenham. The May 6, In winch all membi
depending take part- Sheila Jamea .
dent), Julie Paul (secretary), -Dor­
othy and Mary —
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, NEW OR OLD
HOMES, FARMS, BUSINESSES, ETC.
FOR u n c K SALE LIST WITH
GALE
Call any of Our IS Offices
ALBERT GALE AGENCIES, LTD. — RKALTOB
DIAL 256-1860. ALMONTE, ONT.
COTTAGE £ A . BULK
ROLLS lb. O T c WEINERS lb.
HAMBURG
ANY AMOUNT
59.
DUTCH
gjk
SETS 2 lbs. ® r e
THUHSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972
GOLD BOND STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE
j TOP VALU CHOICE
DESSERT PEARS
CATS PAUSE
30c CAT
AYLMER CHOICE
CREAM CORN
“ S;
RISE 'N SHINE ORANGE FLAVOURS
69'
5%89' CLEANER
ALIEN'S ASSORTED FLAVOURS
18 49'
APPLEFORD SAVE-ALL
FRUIT DRINKS
411" 32' WAXED PAPER
HEWZ STRAINED
’“ Si 39'
APPLEFORD SAVE-ALL WAXED
“ ‘I 15' PAPER REFILL
BABY FOOD
HEINZ JUNIOR
DOMESTIC
14 '
PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL
CLOSING SAT. APRIL 29,1972
43' RAISINS
■ ,5p*“: 34'
SPAGHETTINI
1
42'
MONARCH ASSORTED VARIETIES
” < £.
TOP VALU
35‘ MUFFIN MIX
'*■25'
RUPERT FROZEN HALIBUT
3\” 72' FISH ‘N CHIPS
VEGETABLE OIL
RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE
75'
RUPERT FROZEN HOME STYLE
A 81' FISH CA KES
TEA BAGS
DR. BALLARD LIVER. BEEF OR CHICKEN
37'
FRASERVALE FROZEN SLICED
5 6 25' CARROTS
DOG FOOD
OAVID GINGER
M, 45'
FRASERVALE FROZEN
’V i
MAPLE LEAF
SHMK SETOF (MANGEOPGOODMMWMG
47'
10
CANNED PICNIC
St
&
45* CORN ON COB
BR00KPARK FROZEN A ll VARIETIES
’m 1.29
MEAT DINNERS
NUT BISCUITS
HFRSHEY'S ASSORTED 10' BARS
14S 61' Chocolate Bars
MARMALADE
1
' 3£i
69' PEANUTS
79*
'Vi 57*
SPECIAL @
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PAGE SIX
THE ALMONTE GAZETTE
THUHSDAY. APRIL 27, 197
Huntley Township News...
iwas the 113th session of the Loy-'with their daughter and family,!
KEMPTVILLE COLLEGE
i al..Orange Order, and present
Mr. and Sirs. Eugene Simpson,
GRADUATION MAV 12
, f i ^ Huntley was Shemtf Wilsort, Modesto, California.
, Dr. Ford A. Stinson, Principal,
----[L.O.L, No. 55, and Dick Childs, .
*» *
1lias announced that graduation
On (he week-end of April J5ih, j ceremonies will be'held at the.
AROUND THE COUNCIL TABLE nent Subsidy Rebate, which in .Carp.NEED A — NEW ROOF
he past two years has amounted I
.
„
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence James, Kemptville College of Agricultur(By Gwen McGee
o some SGO.0O.
I. LATE SILAS C. BRADLEY
celebrated their 12th wedding an-1 a! Technology on Friday, May !2,
HUNTLEY TAXES DOWN
— VERANDAH REPAIRS
20 M11.LS
Readers will 'note a 3 mill in- ( Much regret was telt here lust nlversary with a trip to ■.Niagara ; at 2:15 p.m.' in the College audiKails.
I torium.
" Huntley Township Council met rease in the township rate, and i Thursday morning, April 20th,
—* TILE CEILING
In special session on Monday onti'ibuLing mainly to this in-11972, when news was received
..
I Some 37 students !h Agriculture
Silas1 At last week’s annual m?f.
night, (April 17th. to dual with the
'Fire Department the . sudden passing of
— CUSHION FLOOR
I
ani1
39
ln
,,ome
Economics
will
township budget for 1972. All budget of S17,000:00 Community Christopher Bradley of Stittsville : of Huntley Women’s
i
1
^
reeeivc
diplomas,
—
OR ANY OTHER
members were present.
Mrs. W. D. Manson was elected I Gucst spLMker will be
Centre costs will amount to an ap­ at the age of 73 years.
D. N.
Taxes in Huntley are down proximate Sl.650.00, and PlanMr. Bradley was born in Nc- president,
HOME IMPROVEMENT?
Huntley, Executive Director, Ag­
considerably this year, over 1971,
pean Township and with his par-!
' ** *
ricultural Education and Re­
(or two reasons: al $2,069,218.00
ents and other members of the i FATHER AND SON JOCKEY search Division, Ministry of Ag­
No job too big — No job too small
: the township: assessment is the
family, moved to Hazeldean at the !
BANQUET
riculture and Food, Province of
highest ever, anil is due to the
Ontario.
Call now when men are available!
quality of 'building' in the town­
Other chief areas of expense, ufstrkft 1elementary1 schools'* and ‘ Board entertained members of
ship; the other reason is the re­ such
S6.500.00. Carleton Place High School, iE
'S-V
P Hockey teams and their
and
1
duction in the levy of the. Carleton otlice help $2,500.00, insurance later engaged in farming for
fathers ;
Bogrd oi Education, by over $30,- dump, grants, hydro, fuel, etc.,
eral
years
the
Town
Line'
of
]
^
d21^
h
remain at their former levels.
000.00.
The reduction in taxes comes at
You will note -the absence of Huntley.
In 1948 he moved to the Carp
an opportune time, since ratepay­ the Roman Catholic Separate
ers this year will not have the School levy and mill rates, in the district, but in
sisted by the various coaches
benefit of the Provincial Govem- listing below. These arc not yet the Stittsville area. After leaving presented crests to the players.
available^ but should
available the farm he conducted an insure
Caldwell drew the names
ance business in Stittsville, where of Eber
by next week, we 'are to I.
the winners of the door prizes,
PAKENHAM
624-5262
he was the first Reeve of the These
Comm
were: a football donated
&Res. Village, and held that office for by Bradley Insurance* Stittsville,
Township Rate
33.32 eight years.
won by Ross Caldwell: a softball,
Regional Rate
18.24
He was chairman of the South donated by Carp Lunch, won by
Carleton Place:
CBE Pub. School
36.91 Carleton High School Board for Ronald Killeen. Dwyer Hill Road;
EASTWARD:
CBE High School
28.33 some time and was a Past Master a softball bat, donatd by Faith’s
No. 2, leaves Carleton Place 4:37
of Hazeldean Lodge, A.F. & A.M., M/M, was won by Kennie White,
p.m., arrives Montreal 7:55
and charter member of Stittsville Junior.
p.m
__
and District Lions Club. He also
The Board wishes to e xpress
WESTWARD: for Western Canada.
belonged to L.O.L. No. 489, Stitts- their
thanks to the mothers who
Under instruction front Council I hereby request
No. 1, leaves Montreal 2:00 p.m.,
sent in pies and casseroles, and
arrives Carleton Place 5:09
also to those who helped serve
all citizens lo observe DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
The Clerk
instructed
the dinner.
range for a meeting between the ^ville. and lieId the office of ___
is once again drawn
from Sunday, April 30, 1972, to Saturday, October
CANADIAN NATIONAL Reeve and a Councillor, and the , tice of the Peace. Recently he had to Attention
the Softball Organization
Department of National Defence, (been active in promoting the Meeting,
WE HAVE THE NEW
RAILWAYS
to be held on Thursday,
28, inclusive.
For tickets and Information call regarding the condition of the j Senior Citizens’ Club in Stitts- April 27th, at the Rink. Since the
R. A. STEWART, Reeve.
MISSISSIPPI TRAVEL SERVICE road and the bridge over the
success
of
this
summer
program
Carp River on the Craig sideHe will be greatly missed in the will depend largely on the assist­
249 Lake Ave. Bast,
road, below the Rock Road and Village, where his genial disposi­ ance it receives, *11 interested
Carleton Place,
the Army base.
tion and cheerful involvement in adults are urged to attend.
C OLORS THAT MAKE
Dial 257-2197,
In further discussion of the many projects brought him many
Authorized Agents.
dog control situation, members of friends.
MARATHON BRIDGE ENDS
Council felt the man presently He is survived by his wife, the
SEASON
R. A. JAMIESON, Q.C.
carrying out the duties of animal former Mary Jane Argue; a son,
The Huntley Marathon Bridge
control should have the support Sid, of Stittsville; three daugh­ group held their Anal game of
Barrister & Solicitor
of
Council
in
enforcing
the
Dog
ters,
Helen
(Mrs.
Doug
Rivington),
the
season on Wednesday even­
Almonte, Ontario
Control By-law.
Carp; Beth (Mrs. Ray Faulkner), ing* April 19th. at the Anglican
According to the By-law dogs and Grace (Mrs. Ray Bell),. Stitts- Parish Hall.
GRANT CAMPBELL, B.A., L.L.B. must remain on their owner’s viJle. Also a brother, Ernest A.,
Grand aggregate winners for
Barrister, Etc.
property, or be tied; If these two sisters, Sadie (Mrs. John the 9 games in the season’s play
All. dogs in the Town of Almonte shall be licensed.
5 College Street, Carleton Place“ rules are not obeyed, then treat­ Wall). Carp, and Ida (Mrs. Lloyd were
Helen Rivington and
The 1972 dog tags are now available at the office
Just across from new Post Office. ment of the offenders must be Alexander). Carp, and 17 grand­ Mrs. Mrs.
Jane Quackenbush, who
Res. Dial 256-3739 Almonte
impartial, if Council’s directive is children.
of the Clerk-Treasurer, Town Hall, Almonte and
placed first? Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Office Phone 257-3966
to have any integrity.
The body rested at the Tubman Clarke, second, and Mr. and Mrs.
may be either picked up or ordered through the
Carleton Place, Ontario.
Funeral Home, Richmond Road. Scott Caldwell, third.
mail by forwarding cheque or money order in the
HUNTLEY FIRE ASSOCIATION Westboro, until Saturday, April
Net receipts for the season’s
correct amount NOT LATER THAN MAY 15TH,
OPTOMETRICAL
22nd when funeral services were play, and the recipients, should
MEETS
1972:—
G. W. B. MCDONALD
Twenty-one members of the conducted by The Rev. L. K. Mc- be available for next week’s
Bridge Street — Dial 257-1711 Huntley Volunteer Fire Associa­ Keown. assisted by Canon R. S. paper.
Fee
applies as follows:
CARLETON PLACE
tion attended the regular monthly V. Crossley. at St. Paul’s Ang­
There were 12 tables in play
Office hours: 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m meeting at the Fire Hall on lican Church, Hazeldean.
last Wednesday evening and
One Male Dog in one household $2.00
Evenings by appointment
Mrs. Ed Cord.ukes was organist prize winners were: ladies' first,
Tuesday night, April 18th
additional male dogs each $4.00
Closed Mondays
Highlight of the evening was the and the hymns were “Peace. Per- Mrs. Jane Gauer; men’s first,
address by Mr. George Luke, of- feet Peace,” and “Now the Lab- Scott Caldwell. Lucky draws:
One Female Dog in one household $4.00
ficer in Fire Safety from the De-1ourers Task is O’er.”
Mrs. Marion Wilson, Mrs. Dora
additional female dogs each $6.00
partment of National Health and
Interment wa9 at Maple Grove Bird. Dennis Benson, Sadler CarWelfare. Mr. Luke’s talk, ac-; Cemetery. Pallbearers were Al ruthers, Ethel Armstrong and
Spayed Female Dog same as male dog.
companied by colour slides, was on ■
Argue. Chris and Ken Bradley, Norma Carruthers.
YOUR HOME SUPPLY CENTRE
Refreshments were served by
Breathing Apparatus, and discus* Archie Bell, Craig Hobbs and
ladies from St. James* Church.
R. J. FRANCE,
of various topics dealing with Wm. P. Bradley,
DIAL 256-1290
fire safety and prevention, and .
* * »
Clerk-Treasurer,
If you desire to leave footprints
the rules and regulations concern-f
.— PERSONALS —
ALMONTE. ONTARIO
TOWN OF ALMONTE.
ing Huntley’s entry into the Na«: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cox are n the sands of time, merely start
|
tionai Fire Prevention -Contest. ■home following a six week visit I .valking.
Members were so enthused with
Mr. Luke's address that he has
omised a return appearance.
Dour Warren, chairman of tho
entertainment committee, announ­
ced the date of the Firemen's
Spring Ball, which will be held on
Friday. .T.une 2nd at the Carp Ap, riculturnl Hall, There will- be a
bar. and cheese and things. DaneFUNERAL HOME
.im» will be ..to the music of Ed
Dunn and The Aristocrats,
154 ELGIN ST., ALMONTE
Hal 256-1595 — Res. 256-2160 i Secretary Nabeel Hanafi anmounted plans for (he Associa­
tions* Baby Beef Raffle, to be
held al the time of Carp Fair. Ar­
rangements for the beef are
being negotiated with Mr. George
Green.
Fire Chief Fred Blair announ­
ced "fliat in view of the improved
Fire Department facilities, and
the fire prevention program, resi­
dents of the township are now in
the position to receive a decrease
in fire insurance costs, up to 29
per cent on dwellings.
Plena are going ahead
for
Fresh Picnic Style SHOULDER
FUNERAL HOME
Spring Clean-up Day, on . Satur­
day.
April 29th, Carp village resi­
CHURCH STREET
dents are reminded to have their
a
ALMONTE
things ready and piled on the
FEATURE! - (From Concentrate) F.B.I.
front lawn, or in easy access for
DIAL 256-3313
the pick-up peonle. Out-of-thevillage people with items to be
drawn away are reminded to
phone the Township Office, 839BEST BUY! — S1IIBE1FF
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BEST BUY! — SPAGHETTI
A A
2828. before Saturday, when the
to 6 lbs. average
office is closed. — Nabeel Hatiafi, Secretary.
™
Tender, Meaty “BOSTON STYLE”
NEWS FROM TIIE REGION
Kraft Old — Coloured or White Cheese
FEATURE! — ALL PURPOSE
f t f
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
Reeve Glenn Rivington has an­
nounced that the Region has
awarded the contract to Dibblee
i ^
Construction, for hot mix overlay
FEATURE! — IIONEY GIRL
A ^
FEATURE! — SILVER RIBBON •
to Regional Road No. 5 (3rd Line)
from Highway 17 through the
village of Carp to Holland's.
™
C H O IC E P E A S
The contract award went to H.
1. McFarland Construction, for
Feature! — The Round Shredded Wheat
i| A
FEATURE! — OVEN PRIDE
m
PARES TO OTTAWA
single surface treatment from Lot
PORK BUTT CHOPS or
:OMMV7TEB RATES —
21 to the Filzroy Town Line.
Fakeafcam — — Seek
HUNTLEY L.O.B.A. WINS
Almoftte — — Book I1S-M
TROPHY
Feature! — Purina
Feature! Pad Cereal
BURN'S SMALL LINK, BEEF & PORK
Carp--- -----Book %11M
T| •
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(w j a
At the 53rd session of the Pro­
vincial Grand Orange Lodge of
m.
Ontario East, which met at Smiths,
Feature! Meat Or Mushroom
Feature! — Valley View
Falls on Friday and Saturday,
LEAN, BONELESS, CUBE STYLE
April 14th and 15th, Morning
FULL POUND — YORK
*f 5£
Star L.O.B.A. No. 1164, Huntley,
Feature! — StHMtto
Featore! — Ptriaa
won the Ruby Wilson Challenge
Trophy for contributions to Good
and Welfare ln Carleton County
Feature! — Dole Juloe
in 1971.
Feature! — Luncheon Meat
Eleven lodges were In competi­
tion with Huntley placing first
P in e a p p le
EUROPEAN STYLE
North Gower second,
Special Feature! Stock Up at l i b Price!
L.O.B.A. No, 1169, third.
<NEW! — DECAFFEINATED
Huntley Lodge contributions
ounted lo $502.74: of this
IC oiPkf.
PACK
pledged to
$300.00 was the
OVEN BAKED.... £ 1 4 fl.oz. * 1
vay-Carleton
the future
WITH PORK
®
Tins
1
Ai VZilAK
# i .i r a
Gladys Rump, W.M. accepted
FEATURE!
W O
BE T BUY! — WHITE SWAN — ^
the trophy on behalf of Huntley
L .O J X
orlal service for the
of Ontario East, dec
in 1971 included the late
ConUiaa BLADE, SHORT RIB BOASTS, FEATURE! MAXWELL HOUSE I lb. b «
n i T O U ! JAVEX
Mfl.OT.Jsr
Biers — 24 FI. Ox. Jan
Olive Johnston of Hun
Sister Bessie Hammond, Smiths
BONE * FAT TIIM
ing a solo "Beyond
- ATTENTION -
Builder-Dealer Campeau Homes
TOWNSHIP OF PAKENHAM
Kem
the paint
that ain’t
plain paint
REAL ESTATE
Town of Almonte
Dog Licenses 1972
LEE HARDWARE
KERRY
co m
PORK J 7
ROAST T f
7
ROAST 3 f
CHEER
ORANGE JUICE
LANCIA MACARONI ^ 39C
MARMALADE
WC
CRACKER BARREL w o 3 c
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR
ODC
4 ™
“ 89c
GOLDEN H0HEY
69c
SHOULDER STEAK
HEINZ KETCHUP
“Good Moraine”
BUS SCHEDULES
PORK BUTT C
Cash Your 15c Coupon
King Size
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QUAKER Muffets
LB-55c Dairy Dinner
SAUSAGE
“ 95c
STEW BEEF
85c
BLADE STEAK
POLISH SAUSAGE " 69c
95c
Bravo Sauce
Fig Bars
Spork
19
4Zc
49c
- Buy of the Week
UF,£3 5 c
^5 9 c
Whole Blanched
u £49c
PEANUTS
HEINZ BEANS
a rr 6 9 c
ROASTED
69S COFFEE
— FROZEN FOOD FEATURES —
nrien* — t m a r i s
2^4 9c
Grape Jake
HoeahtTcike
. i m a t.
Vegetable F im ’t
.. .
8 »C
oagarlnsp
49c
Large Prime*
39c
Cat Chow
n*£88c
H U M BEAW> COFFEE
A
8
Freezer Special!
Branded Beef Chuck IVORY LIQUID
at to 75 lb. m r tg t
4
75c
LUNCH MEATS
nt for the assembly
Falls were the Most Wor.
Mist, of Canada. Hilda
Ford. Newfoundland; Pror.
Qr. Mist.. Vera
SLICED BREAD
Fresh
Frails
7 3 C
up©
OOC BLEACH
q q «
TOMATOES
s w irr j u c t — size i n
SUNKiST ORANGES
in . im
4»e
Osrt. f a 1 Battcw i
I Crttm
FACIAL TISSUES
$1
WHOLE
DHLS
O&C
4 7
o q .
— HEALTH AND BEAUTY
O l Battle
! MostWasli
99c
Church Notes ~
WEEKLY BINGO
Sponsored by the
TOWNSHIP OF PAKENHAM
RECREATION ASSOCIATION
St. Paul's
slate of officers is is follows:
Anfllcan Church of Canada
past president — Mi . E. CavanVenerable J. A. Salter. Hector
agh; president — Mr S. SchroeEASTER
4TH
der; vice-president - ___
Mrs. ...
A. E.
8 a.m. Holy Communion.
Blair; secretary-treasurer — Mrs
9 a.m. Confirmation Class.
I. MacFarlane; district director —
10
a.m.
Morning
Prayer and
Miss Fonsie Lunney: alternate
district director — Mrs. M F Sunday School.
Gillan; public relations officer —
Almonte Presbyterian Church
'Mrs. R. A. Stewart. The convenors
of standing committees will be:
Organist and Choir Leader:
Miss K. Gillan and Mrs. I. Weir
Mrs. Russell Cochran.
for Agriculture and Canadian In­
9:45 a.m. Sunday School.
dustries: Miss E. Ross for Citizen­
11 a.m. Regular Service of
ship and World Affairs; Mrs. E Worship.
Cavanagh for Education and Cul­
Rev. D. McQuaig of Toronto
tural Activities; Mrs. B. Paige for will conduct the service for a
'A general registration for the Family and Consumer Aifairs; call.
minor softball program will not be Mrs. It. A. Stewart for Hesolu-' All are welcome.
held this year as the Recreation tions. Other officers will be: Mrs.
Association now iiave an accurate M. K Gillan and Mrs. A. E. Blair
record of the birth dates of most will be Tweedsmuir History Cur­
of the boys and girls of the Town' ators: Branch directors will be
(257-4903)
ship. In the case of new families Mrs. Susan Ferguson, Mrs. J.
of the township, whose boys or Sauermann. and Mrs. N. Saund­ Organist — Miss Beverley Sadler
9 a.m. Sunday School.
■girls arc interested in playing ers. pianist will be Miss F Lun10 a.m. Worship Service.
softball, they should get In touch ney, press reporter, Mrs. G. N.
with Fred Millar no later than Humphries, and auditors, Mrs. L:
A. Mayne, and 'Mrs. W. H. Barr.
May 5.
Almonte United Church
Singing of "The Queen" and a
social time brought a pleasant
REV. Robt. 1. McCrea, B.Th.
evening to a close.
Director of Music:
Dan H. W. MeCuan, A.K.C.T.
Senior Citizens are reminded of
9:30 a.m. Sunday School. Sch­
Junior Boys and Girls
1951 or thereafter; Juvenile Boys their meeting this Thursday, April ool grade 4 and up and ADULT
born in 1953 or thereafter; Ban­ 27 at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Don Caldwell CLASS for parents.
be shoi
owing his excellent
tam Boys and Girls — bom In Will
11 a.m. Sunday School classes
1957 or thereafter;. PeeWee Boys slides.
for grade 3 and under.
— 'born in 1959 or thereafter;
11 a.m. Service of Worship,
STEWART HOUSE NEWS
Squirt Boys (New) — born in 1991
Come and worship with
The Christian Education De­ family.
or thereafter; Boys' T-Ball —
partment and a communicants
born in 1062 or thereafter.
class from Ottawa’s Parkdale
United Church met at Stewart
House last. Friday and Saturday.
The two parts of the group met
separately, using films, records,
Mr. Joe Melanson, Almonte, tapes and books to help study,
of Music.
Ont., was the 27th winner of the and then they came together in
2:30 p.m.: Public Worship.
50/50 Raffle Lottery. The winning the form of a panel discussion, at
Sermon:“ The Jesus Hang-up.'
ticket was No. 1018 and it was which the members of the com­
Visitors welcome.
drawn at the Spring Dance.by the municants class were given the
leader of the Mississippi River opportunity to question the ChBoys Orchestra, Ed White.
risian Education people, these be­
ing both Sunday Sohool and mid­
A note to all R.A. Directors: the week leaders,
April meeting will be held in the
The weekend, in the words of When first I married Susan Jane
library of Pakenham Public Rita Moffatt, Christian Education I was her pumpkin pie,
School this Thursday, the 27th, Director, was successful, and "tile Her precious peach, her honey
commencing at 8 p.m.
benefits were interesting."
lamb
Also, the Stewart House Board The apple of her eye.
A final reminder that the An- of Directors met last week in
But after years of married life
their regular monthly meeting.
This thought X pause to utter,
sodatlon will be held at the Hunt­
Those fancy names are gone, and
— PERSONALS —
ley Centennial School in Carp,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steen and
this Friday, April 28, beginning Elaine were guests of their many I’m just her bread and butter.
at 7:30 p.m.
Pakenham friends last Thursday.
They walked down the lane side
Spring means melting snow
Visiting with Mr.-^and Mrs. Ian
by side
and melting snow means spring MacFarlane and family last weekrun-off. Area rivers are running end were 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe The sky was full of stars.
They reached the gate in silence
at record highs this year. The Thomas and Geoff of Toronto.
He
lifted for her the bars
Mislsssippi peaked on Monday oi
She neither smiled nor thanked
Tuesday. In Pakenham, the vol­
him
ume of-water passing into the bay
For she didn't know how,
j
at the lower end of the village ‘
Horse sense is that Inestim­ For he was only a farmer’s boy
virtually wiped out -the falls,
well as moving one of the old cem­ able quality in a horse that keeps And she a Jersey Cow.
ent dam supports or piers several it from betting on a man.
feet downstream above the falls.
The night was clear, the sleighing i
good__
1
Mrs. S. Schroeder Elected
The cutter, seat not wide,
President Pakenham W.l.
She snuggled close beneath the
Thg annual meeting of thi
robes
‘Pakenham Women's Institute was
To her fond lover's side.
held Tuesday evening, April IS,
the home of Miss K. Gillan. There
t was spirited and jumA good neighbor is a fellow who
was an attendance of 19. After
the opening exercises. Mrs. D. smiles at you over the back fence, With frequent tugs and strains.
Wood gave a report on the Girls' but doesn’t climb it.
Until she innocently said
Class on “Knacks for Knits”,
hold the reins.
Take the air out of nfost big
which had a membership of 15.
For the North Lanark District wheels, and ail that’s,left Is a flat
mual to be held In Pakenham, tire.
May 25 in St. Andrew’s United
* * *
j
wince.
Church, the address of welcome
To be a gentleman is a worthy I She held the reins that wint
will be given by Pakenham, re­ trait, but it is a great handicap in
night
plied to by Appleton. Ramsay
argument.
She's held them ever since.
will have charge of registra­
tion, and Miss K. Gillan will be
in charge of entertainment.
The report of the convenors was
; given and the roll call was ansj wered by payment of fees,
i Miss K. Gillan took the chair
I for the election of officers, and
! called on Miss E. Rom. who with
■Mrs. N. Saunders, was on the
nominating committee. The new
(By Philip Shaw)
Pakenham Community Hall
Every Wednesday Night
8:00 P.M.
IS Regular Games — $5.0(1
1 Jack Pot Game
3 Share (he Wealth Games
I
FASHION SHOW
SUNDAY. APRIL 30, 1972
1 Winner Take All Game
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ADMISSION $1.00
m
(Proceeds for Community Centre Building Fund)
When In Almonte — VISIT THE
MILL STORE
Hand Knitting Yarns — Carpet Yarns
Piece Goods, etc.
STORE HOURS — MONDAY TO FRIDAY —
8 TO 12 — I TO 5
SATURDAYS — 9 TO 12 — 1 TO 4
ZEPHYR TEXTILES
R.A. NEWS
Movie Coming —
Softball Almost Here
A Walt Disney movie and sev­
eral cartoons -will be shown in the
Community Hall on Saturday,
April 29 beginning at 1.30 p m.
The movie is entitled “Bambi”
and is "enchanting entertainment
for everyone. It tingles with de­
light, bubbles with laughter and
blazes with excitement". A gener­
al admission of SOc will be char-
Saturday, May 3rd
AIJWONIE TOWN HAIL
DOOR PRIZES
TICKETS 75c — AT THE DOOR
Sponsored by — Eastern Ontario Children’:
Hospital Auxiliary, Almonte Branch.
MINISTRY OF NATURAL 1
KEMPTVILLE FOREST DISTRICT
under
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION
ACT AND REGULATIONS
FIRE PERMITS
No person except under the authority of a fire Per­
mit shall start a fire outdoors on Crown or Private
Lands within the Fire District during the Fire Sea­
son for any purpose other than cooking or obtain­
ing warmth. Permits may be obtained from the
Township Fire Wardens or the Ministry of Natural
Resources. ,
The Good Old Days
COUNTY of LANARK
ROAD DEPARTMENT
Tenders for Materials
and Services - 1972
SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to con­
tents, will be received by the undersigned until
10:00 o’clock A.M.
Thursday, May 18th, 1972
for the following materials and services as required
by the Lanark'County Road Department until May
15th. 1973:—
1. MATERIALS
(a) Granular Materials: The supplying, load­
ing, hauling and placing of:
1. Approximately .35,000 tons of G.B.C.
Class “A”.
2. Approximately 10,000 tons of pit run
.gravel.
3. Approximately 25,000 c.y. of approved
borrow material.
4. Approximately 10,000 tons winter main­
tenance sand.
(b) Asphalt Mixes:
1. Approximately 2,000 tons of H.L.-4 for
patching and maintenance resurfacing.
(c) Annual Supplies: The supplying of
lowing materials F.O.B. Lanark
Garage Yard, Perth, Ontario or
other location specified within the
boundaries.
the fol­
County
to any
County
Gems of Wisdom
3. Farm Fence No. 842 including 14 and Ifi
foot gates (wire and steel bar) and Ttvpe iron posts (7 and 8 foot lengths).
4. Asnhalt emulsion RS-1, F.O.B. depot
and delivered to County Garage in 1000
gallon deliveries.
5.
Stone Chips delivered and stock­
piled at County Garage.
6. Corrugated metal culverts, rivetted
type. Prices 'on all round and arch sizes
should be a percentage of 1972 publish­
ed price list.
7. Corrugated metal guard rail.
2. SERVICES
(a) Equipment Rentals: The rental Including
operation of various units of construction
equipment including dozens. loaders, etcfor road construction and maintenance
work.
(b) Surface Treatment Work: The supplying
and applying of bituminous materials and
stone lover.
(c) Centre Line Sinning: The supplying and
applying of paint and beads on a per gall­
on basis.
Tenders on items in Section 1 parts (a)
and (b) and Section 2 parts (a), (b) and (<) must
be submitted on Tender Forms which may be ob­
tained along with Specifications and Information
to Bidders, from the office of the undersigned.
General information on items in Section
1 part (c) may be obtained from the undersigned
and quotations on those items must be submitted
on Bidder’s letterhead.
Lowest or any Tender not necessarily
accepted.
L. E. WELLS, P.Eng,
County Baxttoer.
County of Lanark.
County Court Bouse,
CAMP FIRES
Every person setting, out fire out of doors for
cooking or warmth in the Fire District during the
fire season from April 1st to October, 31st, shall
select a place free from inflammable debris, exer­
cise every precaution and thoroughly extinguish
■the fire before leaving. The use of thermos kits is
recommended for lunching out as a fire prevention
The above regulations apply to the Townships of
Lavant, Darling, Pakenham, North Sherbrooke,
Dalhousie, Lanark and Ramsay in the County of
Lanark.
D. R. JOHNSTON,
District Forester.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
After 32 Years In Carleton Place
1. Calcium Chloride in bags; bulk flake
and brine. Indicate price per ton and
minimum shipment.
2. Weed and Brush spray in 5’s and 45’s
(2:1 Mixture 2-4-D and 2,4,5-T — 96 Oz.
acid content — low volatile.
Divert P.H. in 25’s.
WORK PERMITS
Except under the authority of a work permit, no
person shall, in or within 1,000 feet of a forest or
woodlot carry on any logging, mining or Industrial
operation, clear land; operate a mill for the pur­
pose of manufacturing timber; carry on any opera­
tion liable to cause the accumulation of slash or
debris on Crown or Private Lands within the Fire
District. Permits expire annually on March 31st
and new permits are required after that date. Ap­
plication forms may be obtained from the Town­
ship Fire Wardens or the Ministry of Natural Re-
REPORT
Perth Detachment.
April It, 1972.
Attention motorcycle owners
and operators! Here’s a reminder
from the Ontario Provincial Pol­
ice. As you know, it la required
by law that a motorcycle safety
helmet that meets specified stand­
ards MUST be worn by all oper­
ators and passengers when riding
on the streets and highway* of
Ontario. Also, under present reg­
ulations, only THREE types of
helmets are permitted -- hel­
mets that conform to the Canadian
Standards Association Standards
helmets conforming to tte
requirements of the Snell Mem­
orial Foundation . . . . and helmets
conforming to the requirements of
the British Standards Institute.
Parental If your child rides a
bicycle, make sure be knows and
obeys the traffic rules for safe
cycling. Here are some tips for
safer cycling: (1) Signal turns
■tops with the proper signals
and up for a
left i
right turn ___out straight for a
left tu rn ___out and down for a
stop. (2) After signalling, return
your left hand to the handle bar
ptly ___ and keep both
hands on the handle bars. '3! Ride
In single file . . . . close to the
curb. (4) Carry parcels In a car. . . . not in your hand. And
remember, a regulation bike Is for
one rider . . . . no passengers alI.
Three persons were Injured dur­
ing the past week In eight motor
vehicle collisions resulting
In
110.000.00 property damage. Traf­
fic Enforcement Officers patrolled
12,198 miles of highways and sec­
ondary roads during which time
fifty-eight motorists were charged
with violation under the Highway
Traffic Act.
Fifty complalnU were received
at thi* office including. Assault,
Break, Enter and Theft, Theft,
LEW IS’ REG’D.
Is Closing Their Doors
Bargains for Everybody - Every day in this huge
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
UP TO 50% OFF AND MORE
Shop every day for this once in a lifetime
, .
opportunity!
i
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD TO THE BARE
WALLS INCLUDING FIXTURES
% ■
Shop early while the
choice is greatest
Sale starts Thursday, April 27th
AT 9 A.M.
THE ALMONTE GAZETTE
PAGE EIGHT
EN D COLD W ET FEETi
W EAR
TRETORN
! Separate School
Board Holds
Regular Meeting
April
Your Child ~
Dead or Alive
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972
Induction Service
For Rev. Smyth
Unless you the parent, you the
responsible adult accept the reai-: The Induction of the Rev. Gorization that accidents can be pre- don C. Smyth to the Central Lan.,‘tina Of thp Ian- vented — you may as well hang ark Parish will be held in TrinGrenvillt* Couniv that headline around your child’s i ity United Church, Middleville,
BAKER’S
JEWELLERY, GIFTS AM) FLOWERS
102 MILL ST. — DIAL 25G-1564
!“
w a f“ d i f C T o a r f O ? ! "c h ild Safety Week across CanJ
S ’d u S
1fire in Smiths Falls on Tuesday.
is stated for May 1 to 7 this,by the Chaiman of the Benfrew
■Ap-il llih under the Chairman- vear, and the Dominion Automo- <Presbytenal Rev. Kenneth Murray
; ship of J .' a Quartennain/
bile Association has joined with tof Carleton Place. The Master of
Previous to the meeting the the Canada Safety Council in ICeremonies. for the reception
i board members toured the Film working to bring the unhappy ;afterwards in the church hall will
i Unit which is located in the facts to the attention of the pub-'be Mr. Bert Thompson,
i Smiths Falls Shopping Centre and lie, and in some way attempt to ! The Central Lanark Parish is
; operates a film courier service to halt the senseless killing of our made up of communities which
all separate, public and secondary,young people.
includes the area of Watson’s
schools throughout Lanark and
Each year, close to 2,000 youngs- Corners, Middleville. Hopetown
Leeds and Grenville. The formal ters under the age. of 15 die, and-and Clayton. In addition to these
opening of the film unit is sched-.over ^ million are injured, ber! church members, former members
uled for 3 p.m. bn Wednesday, cause of accidents. Traffic aceid* ^ d friends are invited to the Ini April 12th. Officials from tlieients rank as the major killers'in jAuction and reception,
three sponsoring boards, the Ont-this age group, 'this is why the I Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Smyth
ario Department of Education and .Dominion Automobile Association i^ora several" of their former
the general public are invited.
!is concerned. This is why any (churches are expected from PeterHIRTHSTONE — PEARL —
Sister Maureen Killoran. Cate-1person who operates a motor veh- |borough and Ottawa.
OPAL — CAMEO — SAP­
• ehetics co-ordinator, was present.icle. should also be concerned, j In the ecumenical spirit of the
times, clergies of other denomin­
to discuss the report which * ’ sSince January of
PHIRE — RUBY OR ANY
been tabled earii
reported has been conducting its 1972 safe- ations have been Invited. .Also
STONE . . .
that the "Come
• Father” j ty campaign “Safe Driving — * recognized is the place of a
vhich has
' ' |Family Affair.” During this
church as part of the community
Series of Catechisms which
! been introduced in all schools lWeek they want all of Canada to and certain civic representatives
; have been well received and that j0jn together for one big push for of local government past and
present, have been invited.
i the main objective in the new |sj0pping this slaughter.
’ program is to promote Christian » piease don't turn off now with
j community in all aspects ot = , comment of thought, "It
: school life.
[couldn’t happen to me.” IT CAN.
Mrs. Erma Nfeighorn of Ottawa
. „
died by accidental spent last week-end visiting with
THERE ARE SO MANY
crease and any displacement of (means in 1969, 40 per cent, or 731 Mrs. T. A. Kedey.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES
teachers due to declining /nrol-1 of them died because of traffic
compensated
dents. In 1&70 that figure ros*
Mrs. Sarsfield ‘ Allman has r<
through
resignations
by
teachers
I
41
per
cent
of
all
accidin a form fiti
turned home after visiting her so
transfers within the system. |enta, deaths.
John
Leishman
and
family
i
The Board passed a resolution | The cnormity of this figure ls Hartford, Conn.
Come in and let us fit you today from our large stock
which is to be circulated to a ll, emphasized by the fact that *
CHOICE OF BUCK OR ANTIQUE BROWN
Ontario Separate School Boards|next c!osest killer was accide
Mrs. Jas. Fulton of Renfro’
Ladles sizes 3 to 10.................................. - $16.95
for some changes in thejdeath b drowning __ 19 per
THAT SHE CAN REALLY
visited recently with her brothers
organizational format
of the 4T" of the overall figure.
Gents sizes 6 to 1 4 .........................................18.95
and sisters and was accompanied
--- - "f
SEE AND RELY ON, AND
nual Convention of the Ontario
Childs sizes 12 to 3 (black only) . . . .
14.95
Quoting figui
home by her sister, Mrs. Cora
Separate School Trustees' Assoc these deaths, only
Yuill, who spent a week with her.
STILL IN THE SMART
iation.'Trustees who attended the effort by every parent, every driv­
recently held 42nd Annual Con­ er, every mature adult will' start
NEW STYLES.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Livesey of
vention felt that changes should this statistic on a downward Ajax
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
be made in future programmes to trend. By accepting the responsi­ Tweedy
•
(nee) Evelyn Muir,
enable trustees to attend several bility of safe driving while be­ Whitby, called
Jas.
of the workshops and participate hind the wheel; and by teaching Watt of AlmonteononMrs.
NOW
would be a good time
Saturday.
in more of the discussions.
the children the rules of pedes­
The Board agreed to adopt the trian safety and insist they ob­
to make that all-important
P.O. BOX 157
DIAL 259-2803
Mrs. Ruby Grainger an
same mill rate in all municipali­
and obey them at all times Hans Shuman of Arnprior spent
selection for
ties in Lanark and Leeds and servewe
ever be successful.
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mel­
Grenville as is being levied by will
The Dominion Automobile As­ ville Grainger and family
MOTHER’S DAY.
the Boards of Education in the two sociation
is concerned about the
Franco-Ontarlens, the Ontario En­ counties- for elementary public increased involvement by the Can­ Stoney Creek, Ont.
glish Catholic Teachers’ Associa­ school purposes. The rate would adian public, both young and old
Mr. Gary Grainger of Saint
tion and the Ontario Public Sch­ be applied to 1971 assessment for with the bicycle. Realizing that John, N.B., has been transferred
taxes payable in 1972 on all prop­ the number of two wheeled trav­
ool Men Teachers’ Federation.
decaying fish.
the Royal Bank In Ottawa to be
Attending from this area was erty which is assessed for separate ellers is growing rapidly, espec­
Two weeks ago, Counclllc
ar his mother, who has been
Mrs. Wilhelmine Greene of Pak­ school purposes. Identical mill ially in the last year, we should quite poorly for some time now.
Crain presented a bylaw to pr<
rates with that of the Boards of
hibit the spearing of fish in a
enham Public School.
that
children
acquire
driving
waters in the central section c
lhe meeting opened with a Education for elementary school skills and the knowledge of traffic
Mrs.
Blanche
Belisle
from
Ot­
Perth
Town
Council
on
Monday
demonstration of the role of cre- purposes on residential and com- regulations before letting them tawa spent a few days with her evening passed a bylaw which will town, but council failed to su*
mercial assessment will net the
friend, Mrs. Ruby Grainger in protect suckers from being spear­ port the issue. He was successft
• Ontario met in Tor­ jative drama in teaching, by con- Separate School Board approxi- e bicycles on public roads.
During Child Safety Week, the Arnprior, Ont.
ed in the Little Tay River — as on his second try after amenc
onto on Friday, evening, April 21 jsultahts David Booth and Jack mately$255,000.
Christine
iong as they stay in Stewart Park. ments were made to cover ju;
and all day Saturday, April 22. for j Booth and teacher
The next, regular Board Meeting Dominion Automobile Association
the.section of the. river in Stewai
K. VanAIstine of Ama conference on teaching the in­ i Knjght of the Hamilton Board of is scheduled for Tuesday, May 9, and the Canada Safety Council
Councillor Glegn Crain said Park.
prior \ i rushed to Ottawa Civic
termediate division (grades 7 and j Education, with assistance from
7.30 p.m. in the Board Office urge everyone to do their part in " ispits suffering Intense pain. hundreds of suckers are spearedViolation of the bylaw can brin
ithe
students
of
Bennetio
Senior
8). The conference was sponsored
each .year and thrown up on the a fine of $10 to $50.
jn Smiths Falls. It was agreed that protecting our children from ac­ AllI hop
hope
for
a
speedy
recovery.
!
Public
School
and
Scott
Park
by the Federation of Women
shore to die. The park attendant,
the June Board Meeting would cidental death, especially from
Secondary
School,
Hamilton,
death as a result of a traffic ac­
Teachers* Associations of Ontario.
be held in Gananoque.
The way to look the picture of he said, is faced with the un­
i
Workshop
sessions
occupied
the
cident.
It
is
the
responsibility
of
Also in attendance were members
Trustee A. Byrne of Almonte
salth is to keep your face fram- pleasant task of cleaning up the’ Single copies of Gazette 10c.
from 1’Association des Enseignants I whole day Saturday. Various as- and area was in attendance at the each and everyone of us.
;pects of teaching language arts meeting.
Keep this thought with you 1 in a big smile.
including multiwhen you get behind the wheel,
media composition critical reading
whenever you are teaching those
skills, the teaching of poetry, the
driving and riding skills to the
dynamics of grouping, and teach­
little ones — “Safe Driving is a
ing the novel. Another set of BOOK FAIR FOR NORTH LAN- Family Affair.”
Ramsay Council will make the
ark Historical Society Museum
Cattle Sprayer and Operator
At St. Paul’s Anglican Church,
i to any ratepayer
Saturday, May 6, 2-8 p.m. Fic­
FOR COMPLETE SATISFACTION
to spray their stock.
tion, non-fiction, paper back,
INTRODUCES NOFAULT .
CALL ALMONTE’S QUALIFIED
hard cover, music, magazines,
Alberta becarnes the fifth prov­ etc., etc. Proceeds to improve­
ELECTRIC HEAT SPECIALIST
ince to introduce compulsory no­
ments at Museum. A good way
fault automobile insurance, the
to
circulate
books,
etc.,
and
help
plus $2.00 per trip.
idea of which is to guarantee that
your museum. Contact: Almon­
injured in accidents re­
Anyone desiring this service persons
te,
Hopetown.
Middleville,
Lan­
immediate benefits, no mat­
Ontario Hydro has asked its 11.please eontact the Township ceive
ark, 256-2201; Ottawa 836-3637; 700-member
ter who is to blame. British Col­
(employees’ union for
Office, S56-2064.
Carleton Place 257-1814. 17-2c agreement
umbia, Saskatchewan. Manitoba
on what constitutes an
R. II. BRYDGES, Clerk. and Ontario also have no-fault BOY SCOUT BOTTLE AND emergency situation in the event
Serving
plans.
Paper Drive schedules for: 1972 of a strike. The utility also re­
— Saturday, May 20, 9 a.m.; quested a meeting with union of­
HOMEOWNERS — FARMERS
Saturday, July 15, 9 a.m.; Sat­ ficers to d is c u s s procedures
urday, September 16, 9 a.m.: whereby striking employees can
BUSINESS and, INDUSTRY
i
Saturday, November 18, 9 a.m.; handle emergencies.
Local 1000 of the Canadian j
1973 — Saturday, January 20,
IS
with a
0 a.m.; Saturday, March 17, 9 Union of Public Employees ap-1
m plied last month for conciliation I
a.m.; Saturday, May 19. 9 a.m
I services. The union is currently j
Saturday, July 21, 9
r,ease
1
taking
a
strike
vote,
although
it
i
clip for reference.
has said it will strike only as a |
CIVITAN BINGO EVERY FRI- i last resort.
|
day night, 8 p.m., Orange Hall,! In a letter handed t
PHONE 256-2243 — Work Guaranteed
Almonte.
10-tf Vincer, president of the CUPK
local. Hydro’s director of labour
LEGION BINGO EVERY WED- relations, Gordon McHenry,
nesday night, at the Legion the union to agree to the
Hail, at 8 p.m.
1-tf ing definitions of emergency sit­
uations:
BUS GOING TO O'KEEFE CEN1. Any interruption of service
tre, Toronto, to Kathryn Kuhl- to hospitals, sewage disposal
man Miracle Service, August 5 plants, traffic lights or other
services, which jeopardizes the
safety or heatlh of the general
DANCE AT THE LEGION HALL, public,
2. Any interruption of service
Saturday, April 2&h, at 8 p.m.
17-lp which threatens to be of an ex­
tended nature, especially if it im­
SHOW AT THE ORANGE HALL, poses hardship on an ill or aged
Saturday, April 29th, starting 7 person
3. Any equipment failure whit*
pan. Walt Disney’s ‘’Bambi.”
• 17-lp threatens a general breakdown
the power system including g*
CHARTERED COACH TO LIB- ©ration, transmission and distrib­
erace Concert, Sunday. May 21, ution.
departs Almonte Town Hall 1:15
The union has already
p.m. $9.50 per person. Call its willingness to maintain service
Mississippi Travel Service at should negotiations break down
257-2107 for reservations. Cost and walkouts occur. Its contract
includes choice seat and trans­ expired March 31.
Under normal operating cond­
portation,
17-3c
itions, Hydro is convinced it can
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE PARTY maintain the power supply in the
at Appleton Community Hall, event of a strike. “We have about
on Friday, April 28th. 10 rounds 1200 persons from
of 10 minutes. Refreshments. ory staff who can operate the sys­
Everyone welcome.
17-lp tem and do essential mainten­
ALMONTE HOME AND SCHOOL ance.” says BiU Polsrn, director
Associationj is holding a Bake of operations. “But we probably
Sale at Stedmans Store on can't give normal service in the
Thursday, May 4th, from 10-3. event of emergency repairs being
Proceeds to go towards School required.”
Patrol Outing.
l?-2c
3 YEAR WRITTEN
FOR REC ROOMS ■
LITTLE THEATRE
SENIOR CITIZENS' BAKE SALE.
Smith,* Falls Little Theatre and
Thursday, May 11th, 10 o’clock,
WEAR GUARANTEE
AND STORE INSTALLATIONS
at Stedmans Store. Mill Street. the Canadian Open-Air Theatre
17-2c ! pre-sented the Broadway musical
2 COLOURS — GOLD & GREEN
PERFECT
COTTAGE
CARPET
l “You’re a Good Man. Charlie
THE NORTH LANARK 1U5T0R- j Hrown" ThurwUy, April 13, at
iral Society will hold a General , lhc Smiths Fang Collegiate.
....... ..........
Meeting. Monday. May IS, at
fl OO pjn, in Carleton Place.
Council Chamlwrs. Mr. Alex
Ansell.
Resources
Manager.
Mississippi Valley Conservation
Authority will be the *uesf
speaker. This meeting will be of
RUBBER RIDING BOOTS
THIS YEAR. ..
M A K E M OM H A PP Y
Exquisite Ring
from Baker’s
Rings that will
set Mom’s eyes
aglow
Local News
or. . . a Watch
BAR-ANN TACK SHOP
Owen Street - Lanark
Women Teachers
Hold Conference
At Toronto
N O T IC E
Suckers Get
A Break at Perth
Convenience
COMING EVENTS
Cleanliness
Comfort
ELECTRIC HEAT
Hydro Seeks Union
Aid In Defining
Emergency Situations
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THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING
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28th, at 1:15 o’eloek p.m. at the
Toenublp Garage in Middleville
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