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VOLUME XLVIV - No. 46 Iroquois, Ont., Wednesday May 3, 1972 Joint Walkathon, Poster

Contest To Raise. Funds For Health Centre A "Walkathon11 organized by or winner- Grad~ 7 and up; 2. Posters are to be brought the Iroquois Legion, Lions, and High School. Runners back to his school by the par­ and Legion Ladies Auxiliary, 1 up will be named. ticipant for Tuesday, . May 23, will be held on Sat., May 27, Time Schedule: 1. Po,ters where a local exhibition will in order to raise funds for the are to be made and placed by be held that week, and the lo­ new medical health building the participant in places of cal winners named. to be built in Iroquois. business in Matilda Township 3. Winning posters (but not In order to create greater and Iroquois. Participant must runners-up) from each of the public interest, a poster con­ receive consent of proprietor. eight schools will be collected test is being held in the eight In order to qualify in the con­ and brought to Store 21, Iro­ schools, whose students come test, the participant must quoi s Plaza for a grand exhi­ from Matilda Township and have his poster endorsed by bition on Saturday, May 27th. , the Village of Iroquois. Each the proprietor. These posters the day of the walkathon. Two Mem bers of the cast of "Christ In The Concrete City" de• poster should be designed to are to be di splayed after May additional trophies will be picting the scene in the play entitled "At the Foot of the advertise this event in a 15th until Monday, May 22nd. awarded for the one best Juni­ Cross". suitable manner. In tht: E'Vent that a proprietor or and one best Senior poster The particip ating schools receives requests to display from all schools. posters beyond his capacity are: Seaway District High Each school will be sent School, Nationview, Dixon's to do so, a participant should seek another place of business. forms for those students who Penetrating Drama To Be Elementary, Hulbert Trainable wish to walk on May 27th. Rftard~.i, Timothy Christian Should thi• not be possible, I a participant need only have WALKATHOl-< ?RIZES St. Cecilia s Se parate, Stamp­ $25. 00 each Male and Female, ville Public and Iroquois Pu­ his poster endorsed by the fi rst person to compl ete walk Presented Sunday Evening blic. first proprietor he approached, T rophy for oldest M ale and Trophies will be awarded in and th e participant will hold Female completing Walk each school (as it applies): in his posse ssion his post er Trophy for Younge st M ale and one for junior winner - Grades until the exhibition at his At Knox Anniversary Female completing Walk. 1 to 6 inclusive: one for s eni- school. The Brittania Chancel Players significance of its mes sage; of the Brlttania United Church and third, a call for personal Ottawa, will present, as involvement by today's Chris­ guest ministry for the 98th tian community. Mr. Don annual Anniversary Service of Robertson directs, assisted Co uncil Sets Committee Knox Presbyterian Church, by Mrs. Katie Parker, with Sunday evening, May 7th, a cast of seven, and a num­ the penetrating drama, "Christ ber of special-effects people. in the Concrete City". The The troupe will be guests of Plan Health Centre S-rvice will commence at Knox Church on Sunday after­ - 8 p, m. , and the host congre­ noon, through evening, with With plans for raising money Dr. Malcolm Marston, Peter communities and have advice gation invites friends of the the Knox Senior Choir as hosts. well on the way by the L~ gion, Swank and Clair Dunbar to from the Provincial D epartment community and of the other The Senior Choir will offer its Ladies Auxiliary and Iro­ bring forward a design for the of Health to pass on to the churches to share in this two new anthem selections, quois Lions Club, the Iroquois building. Council will then committee for their guidance. appropriate for the occasion, ascertain the cost of the comm em oration. Council Monday night set up Dr. Forbes and Dr. Marston during the evening Service, building and announce a start­ Set in a modem context, the a special committee regard­ have indicated that they are players bring to life the three­ directed by the Rev. John ing the Health Centre to be ing date for the new structure. Hibbs, pastor, and Mrs. Ruby The committee will also make anxious to see the facilities fold purpose of this excellent built here. provided and have stated they Bell. organist. proposals as to the direction play by P. W. Turner: first, will a s sist in bringing in a the truth of the Gospel narra­ Council passed a resolution the building will face on the naming Councillor James second doctor and a second tive concerning the Passion property chosen immediately Styles to head a committee de ntist to the community. of Jesus Christ; second, the north of the Post Office. comprised of a representative The first meeting of this re- stating of the timeless Reeve Ken Kirkby and other from Branch 370 and the Auxi­ individuals in the community committee will be held within liary, Iroquois Lions Club, have already visited three a week to get started on the Grass to meet with Dr. Basil Forbes, planning of the centre. St. John's such health centres in Ontario Dance Party Fire , Ed.·· ·Hitchinson Elected This Friday Legion Branch 370 President On April 19th, 1972, Andy ned. Jack Goodin and Len Ro­ It was moved by Ed Hitchinson The beautiful and newly fi­ Danger! McKenzie, Past President of berts ran for office with Len and seconded by Harry Claxton nished floor at the Iroquois Spencerville Branch, conducted Roberts being elected 2nd that the ballots be destroyed. Civic Centre will be given its the nomination and election Vice President. The retiring president, Ray first real test at St.John's of officers for Branch 370, For Treasurer, Fred Lloyd Delegarde, moved a vote of Dance Party this Friday evening. Grass fires have been com· assisted by Walter Bailey. was nominated, and there being thanks to Comrades McKenzie The dance floor alone is worth mon in all areas of Eastern For President, 5 persons were no further nominations, he was and Bailey for conducting the the price of admission! We Ontario this Spring and Iro­ nominated but two declined. elected Treasurer by acclama­ election. add to that the music of the Ken Easter, Jack Goodin, and tion. George Barkley orchestra, and quois has had its share. The Ed Hitchinson ran for office For Secretary, Sam Leckie was it sounds like the type of eve­ fire department has made an with Ed Hitchinson being elect­ nominated and was elected by ning that a lot of people would aw4al to residents to take all ed President. acclamation. COURTESY COPY like to take in. There will be necessary precautions when For 1st Vice President, four For the office of Sgt. -at-Anns, were nominated but two decli­ delightful homemade doughnuts, s tarting a grass fire . five were nominated but three Over 1500 e¢a copie s of at suppertime, and coffee will n ed. Ken Easter and Jack Good­ declined. Louie Bailey and Jack The Iroquois Po st are being be available after 10 o'clock. The fire department number in ran for office but the vote C oodin r .:-. n for office with Jack distributed this week in Morris­ The adult family of St. John's is 652-4444. was tied. A second ballot was Goodin being elected. burg and Cardinal with the looks forward to sharing the This type of fire can get called and Ken Easter was The members were advised compliments of Savers' Ltd., elected 1st Vice President. fun of the evening with those out of ·controd easily - let' s that the Executive Committee Iroquois, and The Iroquois Post. who enjoy dancing and hearing For 2nd Vice President, three would be appointed by the Offi- This week's total distribution good music. all kee p in mind the warning. were nominated but one decll- cers. is 3, 000 copies. Page 2, The Iroquois Post, Wed.. May 3, 1972. OPIHIOHS •••

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Subscription Rates: S4.50 y41.ar Canada; S5.50 U ,$, Grass Fire Danger Iroquois Fire Department this week issued a warning of the dangers of grass fires and of precautions that should be taken when res­ idents of the area contemplate burning grass. One area youth was badly burned last week in such a fire and an Ottawa area man died. The local fire department has 1)1<3de several calls in the past couple of weeks and the cost of such ca 11 s is borne by area taxpayers. It is up to all of us to help prevent this loss and see that all fires started are under ade­ quate supervision. Fires can have deadly effects on the com­ munity both in the danger to life and 1 imb as well as property. Let's protect both by using This 1s the soil, the good earth without which man could not exist. Suppose we common sense. woke up tomorrow to find a concrete world. Flowers would wilt, plants would die, and Your fire number should be beside your 1 famine would sweep the land. telephone. Write it down now if you haven t God, in His infinitely wise planning, gave us the earth to make use of - to care already done so. It is 652-4444. for. Without this care, the soil and fields become barren. -rt~\ People are not very different. We need three kinds of care if we are to flourish - physical, mental and spiritual. Unfortunately the last, in many ways the most important, f\.:.t. is often most neglected. The spirit is a great part of you! Nurture it by attending the church of your choice.

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on the publicity chores for public. And so on. distributing these in person. an election campaign. And Then there are the adver­ However, I've managed I've been involved in three tisements. We had ten week­ to totter through once elections since, each time lies and a daily paper invol­ again. The only thing that emerging in the same condi­ ved, plus two radio stations. bothers me is that I enlisted ;'. , tion: wringing wet and And we never had enough one of my young assistants swearing "never again." money. So, every ad had to in the English department But the first one was the be small but packed with into writing radio commer­ Letter to the Editor worst one. I was a lot power. Try this sometime. cials, and I'm afraid he's - younger or I'd probably not hooked. He's been batting Dear Mr. Editor: sias~ of our youthful United Try getting across a vital have come through it with­ message in a thirty-second out thirty-second commer­ As a Patron of the e vent, I Church Minister. out cracking up. commercial. cials with not only elan ·but am writing to endorse "Trea- The third accomplishment My candidate was young, gusto. I wouldn't be sur­ chery and Triumph" that is is that Mr. Cee has gathered had never run before, and Oh well, it was sort of prised if he quit teaching being presented Wednesday about him some twenty young was up against a man who fun at the time, and I learn­ English and went into adver­ and Thursday of this week at people who have been willing belonged to the large gov..­ ed that a man can work 18 tising, a fate worse than Iroquois United Church. to offer their talents to pro- ernment majority. The lat­ hours a day and emerge, if death. The first significant fact is duce the play. A director and ter should have been a not unscathed, at least alive. There's one other unfor-1 that one of our young men has producer is entirely dependant shoo-in. But we licked him. As I recall, the only material tunate side effect. My wife written a play, using as its on his cast. We formed a triumvirate: reward was a crock of and daughter have a wed­ theme the Passiontide story. Iroquois has been the scene Ross Whicher, the candi­ Crown Royal. Not because ding coming up. The former The second important fact of some important events, date, Geordie Hough, cam­ the candidate was a cheap­ is flying in ever-decreasing is that someone saw it, and and the youth of our community paign manager, and myself, skate, but because he was circles of panic and accuses recognized its worth. Young stand second to none in their publicity manager. up to his ears in bills, after me of having deserted her people are somewhat hesitant 'venture. It deserves our whole- Ross beat the back roads _ the election. during the crisis, because of publicity, but the play hearted support. and wore out Jhree pairs of As I said, I should have I've spent so much time - takes on flesh and bones this Sincerely, I shoes. Geordie beat every known better, at my age, you guessed it - "handling bush in the county raising than to "handle the publici­ the publicity." money. And I beat my ty" again. But when I was Fortunately, Kim is ,:::~~.~:::::.:~:~:.:::~~~---·········-····~~=-::~::..... brains to the bone writing asked, l responded like an blithely unconcerned about speeches and news releases old war horse who has been the whole thing. She con­ and advertisements. through the reek and blood stantly remarks, "Stop wor­ Hardly anybody pays of battle, but can't resist it. rying, Mom. There's nothing any attention to the It was such a little thing, to it", which has the effect platforms of the various par­ reaJJy. Just the publicity for of turning the Old Battleaxe ties, so you have to sell the an Open House at our a deep shade of violet, while Bill Smiley ·man. And there are only so school, to mark the com­ her head whirls with many ways of saying, "Our pletion of a new wing, built thoughts of invitations and guy is better than their to the tune of three million. announcements to be print­ guy." Nothing to it. A no-profit ed, the house to get ready, You say your guy has event. Just let the papers the flowers to be organized, THE MAKING OF Well, I'm sitting here in more children than their know . . . etc. and the casual kid's wedding my underwear trying to guy and that the former is dress not even thought of, A NEWS EVENT write a column, because I've Next thing I know, I'm with ten days to go. Not to active in church work. The writing ads, churning out By Bill Smiley just finished a two-week opposition counters by mention, "When is the yard stint of "handling" the pub­ thousands of words of copy, going to be cleaned up?" Next time somebody in the pointing out their guy's ex­ trying to con radio and tele­ licity and I'm soaking wet perience and claiming he is and "I'll never get that chair dub or other organization from the waist up. vision stations into believing back from the upholsterer's you belong to asks if you'd vitally interested in crippled that the "news item" I am Why? Because I'm just children. And so on. in time", and simply, "I handle the publicity for home after galloping up and phoning in is not paid adver­ can't face it." some ~ent that's coming You challenge your op­ tising, com posing a letter down the main street beg­ ponent, in an ad, to a public Like Kim, I believe the up, take my advice and re­ ging merchants to put posj- for 1300 kids to take home wedding will take place, and spond with a ringing "NO." debate. He gets free public­ to their parents, writing let­ ers in their windows. ity by refusing on the it will scarcely- rate in the That's the way they al­ ters of invitation to various history books with the ways put it : "Handle the I should have known bet­ grounds that there is no evi­ dignitaries, arranging print- ter. I got my baptism quite dence your guy has any­ crossing of the Red Sea. publicity." Casual. Nothing ini? of posters, and finally The Argyle Syndicate to it. You just "handle" it. a few years ago when I took thing worth listening to in Page 3, The Iroquois Post, Wed., May 3, 1972. ·-- PLEASANT Iroquois Recreation Bridge ~ VALLEY Four of the six high scoring Wr appreciate the time 'and bridge players at the Iroquois effort our President Allen Mr.(; Mrs. David Gilmer were Recreation Bridge Club last McIntosh spends each Wednes­ Tues. dinner guests of Mr. G week were from the town. This day setting up the tables and Mrs. Lloyd Francis, Inkerman. is what the country players have taking them down. Many thanks, Funeral for the late Mrs.Harve Brown was held in Gananoque wanted --more competition. Allen, for a job well done. on Mon. last. Glad we could oblige. Hilliard Gilmer G mother were High lady was Mabel Arm- APARTNER Sun. supper guests of Mr. G Mrs. ~trong. Se> cond high lady was Preston Gilmer. Belle Rabb, and third was Eva IN UNITED & Messrs. Hilliard G Preston Robinson. Gilmer spent Mon. afternoon +FEDERATED APPEALS in Winchester. High gentleman was our Pre- Mrs. Keith Crowder(; baby sident All n M_cintosh, wh? Cindy spent Thurs. afternoon delighted us with new playing with Mr. (; Mrs. Earl Gilmer. cards. Second ~igh gentlema~ Mr. (; Mrs. David Gilmer was Harold Lap1ere, who against Hospital Births · · d M R M kl • Helen Bouck, played one extre- Vl~ite r. ae . er ey in mely interesting hand. Hekn Winchester Hospital on Thurs. b li d . t k t · k Apr. 19/72, Mr. G Mrs. Lyle . . e eve 1n a we 11 a en nc , Tyo, Morrisburg, Ont., a son. a~ sp~~~-Fnd ~1:'temptvil~e. and Harold forgot tc trump so Apr. 20/72, Mr. G Mrs. Kirk­ r. f1 iar 1.mWer_ sphen t evened it up. Third high gentle- Th urs. orenoon 1n inc es er. C V ltka p wood Mallette, Morrisburg, PLAYING HERE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS Mr. Roy Keck visited Mr. G man was asey e m · Ont., a son. Apr. 23/72, Mr. G Mrs. Leo­ 1 Mrs. Earl Gilmer on Wed. eve- There are only a few more ' Treachery and Triumph", a passion play written, directed ning. nights for bridge at the Civic nard Streng, Chesterville, Ont., and produced by loc·al residents will be playing this Wednes• Centre, so do come and _play. a son. day and Thursday nights at Iroquois United Church. Time is Apr. 24/72, Mr. G Mrs. William 8 o'clock and tickets are available at Davis Insurance and Our Pot Luck supper will be held in May and all members Hoensler, Morri sburg, Ont, the Craft House. 50-50 Winner a daughter. are cordially invited. The winner of the 50-50 draw at the Royal Canadian Premier Davis to address Legion for April was Mrs. ROONEY'S GARDEN CENTRE OPENS John Deline of Cardinal, $25. FRIDAY, MAY 5th. E.O.D.C. Annual Meeting FEATURING: Nitrite Fertilizer The annual meeting of the the Eastern Ontario reRion. FLOWERS - SHRUBS - GARDEN PLANTS Eastern Ontario Development ROSE BUSHES, etc, Council is to be held at the The Honourable Bert Lawrence, Closed for Our cabbage & tomato plants, and flowers Chateau Lauri er Hotel on Mon­ Provincial Secretary for Resoul'­ wi/f be available MAY 20th, day, May 15th. Six Weeks Premier William Davis will ce Development, and M.L.-A . address the meeting, and he from Carleton East, has also Jeno's Barber Shop will be indicated he will attend this ROONEY FEEDS has indicated a willingness to closed for six weeks beginning discuss matters of concern to meeting. May 15th until June 23rd. IROQUOIS ONTARIO Jeno's will be open during this period on Saturdays only. THE ST, LAWRENCE TB & HEALTH ASSOC/A TION 46-2-c ANNUAL MEETING Tues., May 9th., 8p.m .

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Iroquois Softball RABIES Pittston The recent incident concern­ ing the dog which was adopted Mr. & Mrs. Lyall Brown, AUCTION Season Opens out by the Toronto Humane Spencerville, spent Tuesday Society and subsequently found evening with Mr. & Mrs. Gary With Tom Casselman in the wees, Novices - open at ·an to be rabid. confirms once a,z:ah Roddick and Daimy. SALE chair Wednesday, 8 p. m., in times. the serious situation which has the Civic C entre, the meeting No. 4 Diamond: Novice - developed in the last twelve Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Conners Furniture, Appliances, Racing opened. open at all times. months. were Sunday Dinner guests Equipment and Antiques. M ntion was made of the Requests have been made for The Ontario Humane Society with Mr. & Mrs . Furne Conners, succe ssful 1971 season and the rolling, stone-dust filling for recognized the situation was Spencerville. On Sat. May 13th, at 1:30 physical fitness of the players. low spots, screen-repairing developing some time ago, p . m., at w e st end of Maria­ When the hockey program began, for No. 1 Diamond, and skim­ and advised the Federal Depart­ Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bass were town, 1 mile we st of Morris­ the teams were in re adiness ming infield on No. 3 andNo. 4 ment of Agriculture, H e alth of Sunday supper guests with Mr. burg, just off Lakeshore drive. to make progress in that sport Diamonds. New Home-Plate s Animals Branch, that, in the & Mrs. Russell Bass and fami­ 1 Philco regrigerator, 2 door; and such has been the goal are ready for installation on opinion of the Society, the ly. 1 W l' stinghou s e electric wash­ of the foftball management No. 1 and No. 2 Diam·onds, and time had arrived for drastic er & wringer, used only a few since the presidency of Carl action to prevent rabies from the same will follow for No. 3 Mr. & Mrs. Paul St. John, times; 1 TV set; 1 Norge Ryines. and 4 Diamonds. becoming firmly entrenched space heater (large size); 1 In the 1972 s e ason, House in the pet population in the Mainsville, were Monday We are looking forward toward afternoon callers on Mr. & Mrs. large dresser, like new, with Le ague ball will begin May 8. a successful season in Minor Province of Ontario. chest of drawer to match; 1 Organized ball will begin at In 1971, 428 animals were Clarence Marlatt. Thursday Softball in Iroquois. °join us in reclining chair; 1 kitchen suite the end of the school year in quarantined by the Ontario evening callers were Mr. & the fun. Mrs. Robert Sloan. with 6 chairs; lots of bedding June. Registration will be at Humane Society Shelters in and cooking utensils, rugs, Johnny's Spot beginning May 1, Ontario. These animals in­ lamps, etc. at $1. 00 per child or $3. 00 cluded 275 dogs, 111 cats, ANTIQUES - 1 solid oak di­ John Richardson is a patient per family. Any person or 7 skunks, 6 raccoons and 29 ning room suite, round table; organization who would like to Ontario miscellaneous animals. Of in the General Hospital in Brockville. 1 lovely brass bed; 1 pine cup­ sponsor a team, contact Minor thes e animals, 57 were proven board; 1 Victorian settee, Softball at 652-4492. Coaches Badminton rabid. This is a startling in­ 3 chairs to match, in excellent are still in demand. Anyone cre ase over previous years A number from here attended condition. (about 1864); 6 an­ interested in coaching or man a­ where the number of animals Last weekend, Alan Hare the Service in the United tique chairs; lots of antique ging, phone 652-2170. quarantined were considerably Church, Ventnor, Sunday morn­ dishes, crocks , glassware, Ball Diamond allocations are and Ron Delegarde made a l ess and where proven cases speedy j ourney to Windsor in)I; . etc. as follow s: in domestic animals were al­ 2 racing bikes in good con­ No. 1 Diamond: Midgets - to JOin thirty- six teams in most non-existent. dition; 3 sets of racing har­ Mon. & Sat. , 7 until 10 p. m . a tournament for the Ontario Willard Barton visited Mr. & The Ontario Humane Society ne s s, one set like new; 3 sets No. 2 Diamond: Bantams - Badminton Championship. Mrs. Roy Holn:es, Mr. & Mrs. has advised the Government of hobbles, 2 like new: all Mon. i:; Sat. , 7 until 10 p. m. of Canada and the Municipaliti­ Morris Hendriks and Leslie No. 3 Diamond: Squirts, Pe- The boys beat Petawawa and es for whom the Society pro­ Huchcraft on Friday. kinds of racing & vetenary Hamilton but succum bed to vide s animal welfare services, supplies; one western saddle; Parry Sound and Brantford. that the Society's Shelters are 1 antique buggy. PLANNIN' A NEW HOME Representations by the On­ not de signed or equipped to 1 lawn power mower; 1 power PLANNIN' A NEW COTTAGE Congratul ations go to Alan tario Hum ane Society have gard en tractor; hand m ower s PLANNIN' A RENOVATION properly quarantine rabies sus­ so far produced no reaction C tools; 1 large capacity PLANNIN' SEE LANNIN and Ron of Seaway District pects, and neither are the High School for competing other than an as surnce that pressure pump, like new, with H. S. LANNIN LTD. staff properly trained, or for the Health of Animal s D epart­ 150 ft. plastic hose and 150 against top-ranking players that matter, compensated for GENERAL CONTRACTORS and placing close to champion­ ment will11ook into the mat­ ft. extension cord; lawn sweep­ the ri sk s involved in caring 11 PH 774-2637 • WINCHESTER ship. ter. er. for rabi es susp ects. In the meantime, it seems Aluminum Awnings; mail The Society has therefore quite clear that unless dras­ box; laundry tubs; Restaurant recommended that: tic steps are taken now, the equipment, dishes, scales, 1. The Government of Canada cash register, el ectric heater introduce le,z:islation makin,z: danger of rabies will grow, VAN'S and that sooner or later the and fans, and many other arti­ rabies inoculations for all pet cles. Terms: cash. animal s mandatory. Province will be faced with a serious outbreak of this Mahlon Zeron Mrs. Frances 2. A number of quarantine ANTIQUES & AUCTION dread disease. 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31c Weston 's Jam Filled 12 's Provigo 18" (Turkey-wide) Kadana 120 Bags Nabob 4 oz. Pak E ncore 48 oz. Dessert Topping Buns 45c Detergent Alum~num Foil Tea Bags 77c 69C 69c 49c Del Monte 28 oz. Roy-all 12 oz. Allen's 48 oz. Pure Del Monte 48 oz. Provigo IO oz. Luncheon Meat Apple Juice Fruit Cocktail Pineapple-G rapef ru it Instant Coffee $1.23 36c 36c 49c Drink 39C Page 7, The Iroquois Post, Wed., May 3, 1972 ...... ~ Rural i· OFF THE CUFF • Learning ...... : By Charles Edwards : The first week of May brought And quite a year it was. There Assoc. with it two anniversaries. One were weeks when we didn't you may be aware of; the other have the nerve to pick up the The third annual Rural Life is a little more obscure. With Post to see if they'd dared to Conference was held at the the aid of contests, hoopla print what we wrote. Other Kemptville College of Agricul­ and giveaw~y s, we've all been weeks we could actually read tural Technology from April made aware that the third of the finished product with a 21st to April 23rd with Man May marks CFRA I s 25th anni­ slight feeling of pride. It's and His Enviromnent as the versary of broadcasting. A those weeks (which are few and theme. lot of records have spun on far between) that make it Dave Murray, resource mana­ the turntables since Frank worthwhile. We've often heard ger of the Rideau Valley Con­ Ryan• s radio station first bea­ that a writer is his own worst Bonnechere Valley servation Authority, Kempt­ med its way across the Ottawa critic, and after a year, we're ville, illustrated his talk on and St. Lawrence valleys. It's _, sure it's true. It is difficult, Creamery Butter the various authority projects only on a milestone like a to say the least, to come up with colourful slides. A high­ 25th anniversary that the liste­ with an idea every week that 71c light of the session was a tour ning public might stop and will int~re st and entertain a t lb. $1.19 in cars along the Rideau River think for a moment what a diversified number of readers. through troubled waters on monumental amount of work Some weeks we may have been Kismet 16 oz. Tub flooded roads. A boat being is involved in keeping a radio successful; other weeks we Soft Margarine paddled a few feet from the station on the air 24 hours a might have missed on both DNELESS edge of the road; men in hip day every day of the year for counts. In any case, we hope waders; wet brakes, cottages 25 years. Unlike most busi­ that 11 0ff The Cuff" brings the 33c surrounded in water; lakes ness es, there is no summer occasional smile to your lips where fields normally are evi­ shutdown, no day off, and not or starts you thinking, and tump Roast LibbY 32 oz. dent; and suggestion of flooded even a few minutes of silence we thank the management of basements in a modem sub­ to work on the equipment. But the Post for the opportunity Wine Cured division vividly reinforced somehow, like the sun, the to bring it to you. the learning we had received radio station is there every •· . Sauerkraut 34c earlier from Mr. Murray's morning when you get up. From lb. $1.19 .talk and slides. all available ratings, it appears ·TH·ANK·s~: Small groups discussed that for most of those 25 years, I wish to express ~y since­ questions relating to zoning Libby 14 oz. the fellows at CFRA have been re thanks to many friends, of flood plain land; alleviation doing something right, for there neighbours and relatives, for Fancy Peas 19c of flooded cottages and sub­ isn't a station in the area that the cards, visits, flowers , divisions; the contribution can touch it for popularity. PRIME Chef Style E. D. Smith 28 oz. of farm operations to water Although the station was sold gifts and phone calls I recei­ ·vegetable Cocktail pollution and enrichment; the a few years ago, the new own­ ved when I was a patient in health hazard caused by burst ers haven't let the quality of the Ottawa Civic Hospital septic tanks and flooded wells; the programming slide. CFRA and since my return home. I Rib Roast Special thanks to Rev. Rogers . 35c the greater involvement of the now more than ever, has one for his prayers visits. Borden's 16 oz. Jar public in authority concerns of the best services of news, and 1 and environmental controls. comment. and Pnt;,rt:ainrnent Jim Willis Creamelle Some constructive suggestions in this part of the country. We lp emerging were: improved mu­ join with the rest of eastern lb. $1.09 Coffee Creamer nicipal planning; _greater Ontario in wishing everybody public awareness and involve­ connected with CFRA another Fuel Tea Bags ment; involved youth; legisla­ successful twenty-five years. Oil Finest, Orange Pekoe te against further building in You probably aren't quite as Furnace lnst-aUation flood plain land; provide incen­ aware of the other anniversary Javex 192 oz. tives for people with cottages that passed relatively unnoti­ (FREE QUOTATION) Liquid Bleach in flood plain land to relocate, ced the first week of May. b. 49c and return land to fore st, grass­ That one marked a year that land, parks, etc. ; provide flood this column bas been appea­ Thompson $1.29 protection through dyking, ring in the Post. With the FRESH FROZEN 8, 12 lb. spillways etc. where permanent exception of a few weeks when Iroquois, Ont. For Better Chicken homes exist; legislate against there just wasn't enough room, winter spreading of manure in we've managed to come up Tasty Bake flood plain land; provide incen­ with something for every issue. ·&52-447 1 Turkey tives to encourage farmers to Stafford 24 oz. Jar Berry Box improve manure disposal sys­ tems so that wastes do not Marmalade 48c pollute and enrich streams; discourage watering of cattle I lb. 49c in streams, as this causes Christies 1 lb. Box soil erosion; include environ­ BIG SAVINGS ON mental studies in school cur­ Soda Biscuits riculum s; involve people other than council re pres entati ve s I 45c as authority members. Per­ VALIANT SCAMP haps if a fee were charged fur Tops 15 oz. being a member of an authori­ And top trade-in value on your old car lb. 55c ty, more sincerely concerned uver Dog Food people would serve. The authority provides an in­ 1 Red Rose 1 lb. Bag formation and education ser­ vice to encourage the public Roasted Coffee (adults and students) to learn ARM FRESH to appreciate and value the natural heritage of the wate'r-. 79c shed. For information write Aylmer 14 oz. the Rideau Valley Conserva­ tion Authority, Kemptville. lDDU Choice Peas Participants enjoyed a French­ Engli sh sing song Saturday Bravo 14 oz. Spaghetti evening that sontributed much to improved multi-cultural re­ bage lb. 12< Tomato Sauce lationships. HARDTOP STYLING AT A LOW PRICE, Sunday morning was reser­ WITH NO COMPROMISE ON COMFORT - • - THAT'S SCAMP. 29c ved for evaluation. A Great Car For Yovng Families umbers 2-29( CLA SSIFIID ~ 1 ,is sue $1; Nabob 1 lb. Bag 2 issues $1. SO; 3 issues $2. Ply111011lfi Who Want To Save Money And Coffee Paid in advance. The Post. Look Good Doing It. fllRlSI.ER pefruit 6-69( Provigo 1 lb. Tin Fresh MEET Ground Coffee We care GORDON BLAIR asc Yo" Member of cal Potatoes Parliament will be in about you King Size 5 lb. Box SALES /SERVICE Fab Detergent PRESCOTT ) lb. for 32( !"UNICIPAL BLDG. and your car 99c (Court R~) Kennel Club 25 oz. SATURDAY Bravo 14 oz. MAY 13 CARDINAL MOTOR Spaghetti Dog Food Spaghetti Sauce AND THE ·SECOND SAT, SALES 19c 16c EACH MONTH 29c THEREAFTER 9 A.H. TO 12 NOON John St. 65-7-4743 Cardinal _.Page 8, The Iroquois Post, Wed., May 3, 1972. Teacher's View GORDON BLAIR M.P.' In 1957, Russia launched created about any other sub­ its far-famed "~putnik", the ject. Certaiii students should first satellite. The result, in concentrate on mathematics educational circles was that in secondary schools, certain GRENVILLE-CARLETON a great upheaval began in the students should concentrate teaching of mathematics and on other subjects, and many Room 532c, Centre Block Parliament science. The North American students should study a broad aim became to "close the gap" program of many subjects. Buildings, Ottawa, Ontario, 992-0 5 11 between us and the Russians. Now that al.most all students New mathematics courses are free to choose a combina- , new science. courses, new ' tion of subjects to suit their methods and texts became needs, interests and abilities, Would You Believe? the fad of the times, and ma­ one would expect the percent­ thematics ,and science deve­ age of students enrolling in The first results of last year• s lation originated in the British CONSTITUENCY BOUNDARIES loped a "glamour" status in mathematics to drop. It does census tell us much about Isles; 30. 4% France; and 25. 8% OUT OF DATE schools. Press, radio and not appear to be doing so, and Canada. Our population has in other countries. We can ex­ The next Federal election will television gave the impression I believe that this is a hold- almost doubled in 30 years. pect considerable discussion have to be based on existing that anyone who did not study on from the days following the mathematics and science From 11,506,655 in 1941, it and even heated debate about constituency boundaries esta­ launching of "5putnik". The throughout high school was grew to 14,009,429 in 1951, the meaning of these figures blished by the 1961 census re­ result is predictable, some somehow cheating hims elf 18,238, 247 in 1961, 20,014, and whether they do full justice sults. If the election occurs students choosing mathema­ 880 in 1966 and 21 . 568,311 to the many racial and cultural this year, it will be based on out of an education. Unfortu­ tics as a course in secondary nately, the impression is just in 1971. The great post-war groups in our population. To population figures which are school are misplaced, they as wrong when created about population explosion has me. they clearly demonstrate eleven years out of date. There simply do not have the aptitu­ mathematics as it is when moderated in the last decade the difficulty of ethnic and is, however, no practical e s­ de, interest, or desire to be as a result of the decrease cultural groups maintaining a cape from the problem. One ------successful in mathematics. in the birth rate and immigra­ sense of their identity and their of the great reforms of the Most of these students readi­ tion. past in the face of the over­ Pearson Govermnent was to ly admit that they are enrolled There has also been a marked whelming predominance of the take the redistribution of seats Hospital in mathematics courses be­ change in attitude about popu­ English language in North Ame­ in the House of Commons "out cause they are convinced that lation growth. An unlimited rica . The imp-:,rtance given to of politics". The census results mathematics is essential. population increase is no English-French equation in our will now be conveyed to the Many of them have been Day convinced by their parents, longer looked upon as a sound country has obscured for n:any independent electoral boundary national goal. Our increasing people the problem faced by adjustment commissions es­ Winchester District Memori­ parent!> who readily recognize that their offspripg can•t draw, concern about balancing grow­ other ethnic groups and cultures tablished in each Province (ge­ al Hospital will be joining th, providing employment which are now receivinF, support nerally under the chairmanship more than 300 nospitals in or can•t sing, or will never do well in French, but not opportunities for Canadians and encouragement through of the Chief Justice of the Pro­ Ontario and more than 1, 400 will recognize that some students and protecting the environ­ the multi-cultural programs vince). Their reports will take hospitals all over Canada in simply cannot "do" mathema­ ment have taught most of us of the Federal Govermnent and more than a year to prepare. observing Canada Hospital tics in high school. It is time that "bigness" is not neces­ most Provincial Governments. Obviously, redistribution , Day, May 12, 1972. sarily II goodness". when it comes, will change the The date celebrates the birth that all recognize that, as any other subject. mathematics LANGUAGE DI SfRIBUTION electoral map, but the new of Florence Nightingale, the OF THE POPULATION GRENVILLE-CARLETON House to be lected after the mother of modern nursinr- . at the secondary school level GROWTH requires a certain type of abi­ The first fugures emphasize coming election, will continue Miss Nightingale pioneer;d_ The constituency of Grenville­ lity. which is, unfortunately, the predominance of the En­ to under-represent some and concepts of hygiene and sani­ Carleton with a population of not possessed by all. glish language in Canada - over-represent other parts of tation, taken for granted today, 119,408 is now the 20th If students lacking this abili­ 12, 973, 809 gave English as Canada. but which were revolutionary largest constituency in the ty enroll in mathematics colll'­ their mother tongue; 5, 793. WHAT OF THE FUTURE? in her time. country. The population was ses, the student either fails 650 French and 2, 800, 852 The post-war surge in our The revolution did not stop to pass the course, or, if suc­ Other Languages. The chi' only 64,408 in 1961 and 91, birth rate which reached a peak with Miss Nightingale. Her cessful, it is only with a mark ing linguistic pattern is re­ 635 in 1966. It far exceeds of 18. 6 per thousand of popula­ place as a person in the com­ the national average and, as so near to failure that the vealed by the following tabie: tion in the period 1956-60 de­ munity, serving the needs ot 1 I predicted in a column several Mother Tongue 1971 61 'S1 clined to 10. 2 in 1968. The the community through the possibilities of further studies weeks ago, contains more in mathematics are obviously English 60. 2 58. 5 59.1 variation in Provinces is even local hospital, is stressed in out of the question. French 26. 8 28. 09 29. 0 people than the total of 111, 641 more dramatic. The birth rate this year's Canada Hospital for Prince Edward Island repre­ Other 13.0 13.5 11.8 in Quebec which reached 22. O Day theme, 11 This is the sented by four members. By As explained by the Canada after the war dropped to 9. 6 in House the Citizens Built ... " mother tongue the distribution Year Book, "Mother Tongue" 1968, not only below the nation­ A total of 4,100 men and wo- For mforma·tton on - is English 105, 796, French means the language a person al average but slightly below men serve in a voluntary ca­ 5,479, and Other 8, 133. first learned in childhood and Ontario. pacity as trustees of Ontario's LIFE INSURANCE We are in step with the na­ still understands, This is a Hospitals and in them is ves­ INCOME PROTECTION tional trend in the proportion Population projections furni­ different concept than that shed to me by the Bureau of ted the legal, moral and ethi­ of young voters created by the RETIREMENT PLANS of an ethnic group which has Statistics range from a high of cal responsibility for the run­ lowering of the voting age to Contact - been defined in previous cen­ 28½ million in 1984 to a low ning of the majority of Ontario's suses by the question "to what 18. Of the 72,443 eligible vo­ Hospitals. ROGER COULTER ters, 5,463 were between 18 of slightly over 25 million. On ethnic or cultural ~roup did the basis of present trends it The trustees of Winchester 43B Beach Ave-Iroquois and 21. Overall in Canada, you or your ancestor (on the certainly seems that the ~pu­ Hospital are: Mr. W.R. Work­ Ph. 652-4535 men outnumber women by only man, Mr. Stanley Hicks, male side) belong on coming lation will level out at the A 22,427, but in Grenville­ Mr.George C. Suffel, Mr. E. Re.presenting-The Prudentia I to this continent". In the 1961 lower end of the estimates. Carleton alone, men are ahead Bruce Tuttle, Mr. Keith F. lnsuranc,., rn. census this information indi­ The stabilization of the po­ bv 1. 928. Holmes, Mr. Carl Crump, cated that 43. 8% of the popu- pulation at which is called Mr. H . E. Biccum, Mr.Murray the "replacement level". in Shane, Mr. Lee McIntosh, Mr. CLAIRE CASS.ELMAN the words of an official report,­ George Elliott, Mr. Bill Porte­ "is not some remo'.:e vision ous, Mr. Ewart Simms, Mr. Phone 652-4834 of the future but virtually an E. P. Thompson, Mr. Dwight established pattern of the 137 Lakeview Drive. lrvquois Gilmer, Mr. Edward Henson, reproductive behaviour of our RtDHl .. Mrs. R. Bols, Mrs. F. Rothan­ Representing­ society. berger, Mr. T. H. McNelll, Mrs. Metropolitan Life Insurance These census reports will be F.M. C ass, Mr. Edwin D. Jones, issued regclarly for several Company REASONABLE Mr. H. Reynolds, Dr. W. M. months as different sections Byers, Dr. G. N. Houze and Ottawa 4. Ont. are compiled. I would be glad Dr. H.G.Barton. AUTO REPAIRS to assist anyone in procuring More than 60, 000 volunteers information and answers to and more than 7,000 candy HAROLD C. FAIRBAIRN questions about census re­ stripers serve in Ontario's sults. hospitals. Mrs. Max Boyd at Funeral Directors -- ______winchester District Memorial ..:. FurnitmP. D-:a lers Radiator Hospital is always looking for CLAsgFJID - 1 ~ssue $1; ·- volunteers to help with the BRINSTON- WILLIAMSBURG 2 issues $1. 50; 3 issues $2. many jobs that need doing. Acting Up? Paid in advance. The Post. Unlike most other industries, Dial 652-4775 hospitals are a round-the-clock seven-day-a week business, See Our dedicated to preventing illness, restoring health and saving lives. CO TACT us r"or rates ·on On the average, there are 2½ Mechanics skilled hospital workers for Farm Fire Insurance ·­ LIZ'S each patient admitted. These Dwe Hing, Contents, Out­ They'll Rush it out, use up-to­ include doctors, nurses, tech­ buildings; Cattle & Mach­ nicians, therapists, medical inery. date equipment to pressure test Beauty Salon record librarians and a host of other professional and skilled for leaks, repair or even reweld LORHE MELLAH AS OF MAY 1st workers representing some 200 to put it in top condition once occupations. Brinston Ontario more. The hospital is a labor inten,.. CLOSED sive industry which spends 75- You can trust our shop with 78 cents out of every dollar on wages. MONUMENTS any car emergency. Full service Due To Illness. All Appoint­ The modern community hospi- Where You Buy The Best is our specialty. So 1s modest ments are Cancelled. tal is reachin~ out into the com­ munity through its preventive For Less cost. Come visit us. I would like to thank each one medicine programs in its out­ Satisfaction Guaranteed of my customers who have pa­ patient departments and work­ tronized me in the last eight ing closely with other health No. 1 Granite Only Cemetery Lettermg years. Thanks again. agencies in the community. Yours sincerely, Hospitals provide home care DWIGHT H. CROWDER programs and liaison with Williamsburg, Ontario LIZ HOLMES extended care and nursing home facilities. Phone 535-2683 Page 9, The Iroquois Post, Wed., May 3, 1972. "In-Community" Experience at Knox Youth Rally Over fifty young people from throu,:1:hout the Presbytery of Brockvllle attended the annual Spring Rally of the Brockvllle P. Y. P. S. Saturday aft emoon, through the evening, April 29th, hosted by the local Knox Presbyterian young people's group. "Communication and the Church" was the theme of the day, with young people being received by the host congre­ gation at 12:30 p. m., and the Rally beginning on time at 1:15 p.m. in the church­ hall, where all in attendance were introduced to the film "Beyond all Barriers" , produce, by the Bell T elephone Co., and raising the question of communicating throughout the world the vast resources of mankind for a better life- style for all peoples. To bring the film experience into real life situations, the youth were sent-out, by g_rou ps, into the Iroquois community to visit with a resource-team of professional people, repre­ senting homeowners, business and the teaching, banking, medical, legal, police, and nursing professions, to dis­ cuss the theme of the day, and in relationship to the is sue of sensing-after the personal­ resourceful needs of people in today's society, and how to meet them. Meeting the young people in their places of business were Miss Dacie MacKenzie, industrial nurse, with Dupont of Canada; Prin­ cipal Mary Jane Leonard of St. Mary's School, Morris burg; Mr. Lionel Chartrand of Sea­ way District High School; Con­ stable John Watson of the ·Morrisburg Detachment of the 10 . P. P ; Mr. Charles Mcinnis, R. R.1 , Iroquois; Mr. Kenneth atmosphere in the upper church­ Education of the Presbyterian Kirkby, Reeve of Iroquois and hall, and with special colored­ Church in Canada, and the Manager of the Iroquois Post; V· mon spent Sunday with slides, films, and lighting Rev. Jack McIntosh, mission­ Mr. Peter McEwen, of the law their daughter G son-in-law effects, bringing to the young er "on furlough" from Japan, Mr. G Mrs. George York and firm of Mcinnis-McEwan, people scenes from the Sea­ who came from Toronto to family and attended the Morrisburg, Dr. Graham Hou- way area and the world and Shanly 1 assist the host-Minister, christening of their grandson ze, physician of the St. Law­ communicating the "now rea­ Miss Anne Yee, Youth Leader, Mrs. J. deWit left by plane James Russell York, at rence Medical Clinic, and lity" of being involved in the and other leaders and members last Tuesday to spend six Ventnor United Church, Mr. Gordon Telford, Manager issues facing both. of the Knox P. Y. P. S. in the weeks with relatives in of the Royal Bank. The day concluded with a programming of the Rally. Holland. Mr. G Mrs. Elmer Cross, who RPturning to the Seaway Send-Out worship experience A II context-dinner" on Friday Mr. G Mrs. James Everetts spent the past week with Mr. District High School gym, the using the film 11 The Overture" evening, April 28th, in the of Brockville were recent G Mrs. Albert Cross and fa­ young people then presented and conducted by the host­ Knox church-hall, saw the supper guests of Mr. G Mrs. mily, returned on Saturday a report-back on this "in­ Miv.istt:.r, the Rev.. Johp Hibbs, and with the pas sing of the "in community" resource Braynard Holmes. to their home in Syracuse, community encounter" through peace of Christian fellowship. people meet the Kn:>x P. Y. P. S. Mr. G Mrs. Allister Froom N.Y. the use of creative materials .. Appreciation was accorded and share together the intent G daughter of Kingston, vi si­ non-verbal reports that sought of the Rally, prior to their ted Mr. G Mrs. Walter Froom. Mr. G Mrs. Albert Cross to communicate this experi­ to Mr. Remmelt Hummelen, Program Assistant in Mission involvement. Mr.GMrs. W.B.Salterwho and three children had a ence through posters, all of were vi siting Mr. G Mrs. miraculous ,. scape from which were displayed on the J. S. Wallace and other rela­ serious injury in a traffic gym wall. Many of the re­ tives in the area, returned collison near Watertown, source people shared in this on Friday to their home in N. Y . last Sunday evening. presentation. Oshawa. The Crosses were homeward A smorgasbord-casserole WARNING - FIREI On Wednesday, Mrs. Geo. bound from a vi sit with rela­ type of evening meal was Dick attend ed the dinner tives in Syracuse, N.Y. when then enjoyed in the Knox Recent Grass Fires have not only caused property damage in the Bonavanture Hotel, struck from behind by a church-hall, covened over by but also injuries in the past week and the IROQUOIS FIRE speeding motorist, pushed Montreal, celebrating the ladies of the congregation, DEPARTMENT asks your support in seeing that all grass into the ditch and against a II 25th Anniversary of her Mon­ with everyone digging-in", tree. Their car was demo­ fires are under the control of responsible adults. treal General Hospital class. followed by a time of relaxa­ lished in the process. Mr. G Mrs. J. S. Wallace vi­ tion in the lower church-pall, As f ! further measure of protect ion, be certain to have sited Mr. G Mrs. Keith All five were takento Water­ where radio, T. V., and news­ some equipment on hand in case it is needed to control M atthie G family of Algon­ town Hospital and treated for papers of the day from Toronto, any fire you start. quin on Sunday. whiplash and other injuries Ottawa, Montreal, Iroquois, Mr. G Mrs. Harry Leeflang but have returned home since, Cornwall, Brockville, etc. THIS IS AN URGENT REQUEST! and family of Prescott were till nursing bruises and aches. were displayed for an 11 Up to Sunday guests of Mr. G Mrs. The offending driver was date!' report on communica­ FIRE NUMBER 652-4444 Dick Schutten. subsequently apprehended tion through the news media. Mrs. Lottie Hanson of and charged with intoxicated A display table of posters Adams, N.Y. , visitedMrs. driving, failure to remain and books was also provi4,ed MURRAY STOREY Pearl Pitt, on the weekend. at the scene of the accident for browsing.through and for Mr. G Mrs . L. Wallace of and careless driving. purchasing. Fire Chief The evening's activity c en------"'!""--. tred around a Coffee House 60" Po1yester Crimp Sew wise 10 Kn its SHADES to save on Brush Up On These Special Savings 3 _88 yd' G~ gplfbfg CIL PAINTS Late~ ~i!:i Gloss 6~" Polye~ter · [ASHIONS Cnmp Knits · f1 Printed & Jacquards $5.95 Per Gallon 36 PATTRENS 4 •8 8 Discontinued Colors @ $1.50 per qt. S.A. See Our New Larger THOMPSON Phone 652-4478 Store On The Mall & SON LTD. - Iroquois MORRISBURG - ONt"ARIO 543-3122 Page 10, The Iroquois Post, Wed., May 3, 1972.

Pr·emier Davis Heads List Of Dignitaries SUNDAY SERVICES with them on this ,mportant evening . . For Cass Testimonial The committee emphasizes dinner party and dance, the that the Testimonial is not a In The Churches Hon. William G. Davis, political gathering but a time Ontario Premier, and Mrs. Testimonial will be held in IROQUOIS AND MATILDA Davis and Hon. Lucien La­ the spacious Prescott Commu­ for all friends, regardless of moureux, Speaker of the nity Centre, which will be political faith, to pay testimo­ House of Commons, and Mrs. appropriately decorated for ny to both Mr. and Mrs. Cass Lamoureux will be among the the occasion. The entire .vent who served Grenville-Dundas THE PRESBYTER/AN CHURCH CHRIST/AH many special guests paying is being arranged by a commit­ for 16 years while he was a IN CANADA REFORMED CHURCH tribute to Fred and Olive Cass tee of friends of Mr. and Mrs . member of provincial parli a- WILLIAMSBURG on Saturday evening, June 3rd. Cass and the invitation goes m ent. KNOX CHURCH, /ROQUO/S Taking the form of a gala out to all other friends to join Mr. Cass, first elected in The Rev. John J. Hibbs, B.A., B.D. REV. JOHN DEPATER 1955, was re-elected in 1959, Pastcr Minister 1963 and 1967 before retiring last year. During that time, Mrs. Ruby Bell, Organist 9 and 10:30 a.m. - he served on the cabinet as Text: 2nd Timothy 1, Verses 4-5-6 Minister of Highways, Minis- MINISTRY of I ter of Municipal affairs, Attor­ Theme: "Teaching Mothers" ney G eneral and Speaker of EDUCATION & WORSHIP 2:30 p. m. - T ext: Proverbs 22, Verse 6 the Legislature. 9:45 a.nt - Church School Theme: "Children Enrolled in Tickets to the Testim onial 11·00 a.m - Worship Service a Training Course" are $5. 00 per person and are (Supervised Nursery Class During 3:45 p. m. - ~unday School on sale on a first come first Worship) COME AND WORSHIP THE served basis until May 27th. LORD WITH US. Tickets will not be available \!lid-week Youth-Adult ofter that date nor will they Ministry in Groups be sold at the door, the com­ mittee stated this week. WE WELCOME YOUR ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Present plans call for a re­ PART/Cl PA TION 1ne Parish of Iroquois ception to get underway at Parish of Iroquois, 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m., ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Diocese of Ottawa. Rev. All~n Ro~ers, Rector followed by pr-esentations and SOUTH MOUNTAIN dancing. tvrs . Arnold Shaver, Organist In the Iroquois area, tickets Easter V may be purchased through 9:30 a.m, • Worship Service Church of St. John the Baptist Jack Saver. 10:30 a.m. • Chqrch School Organist: Christine Styles (Youth & Adult Class) 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Sung Eu charist G I WELCOME Church School REPORT FROM Witness "Treachery and Tri­ umph". Enjoy St.John's Dance I IROQUOIS Party this Friday evening. 1 QUEEN'S PARK St . Peter's, South :Ml by Don Irvine, MPP. PASTORAL CHARGE St. Peter's, South Mountain Grenv i lie-Dundas Organist: Phyllis Grant UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA 9:30 a, m. Holy Communion Election Act Rev W. Brian Gee. B.A, B.D., Experience "Treachery and The new r lection bill act ThM Triumph". Enjoy St.John's was presented in the House Dance Party on Friday night. by the Honourable Darcy Mrs. Ceo. Fowler and McKeough, Minister of Trea­ Mrs. Chas. Mclnnis, Organists sury, Economics and Inter­ fonday May 7 /72 governmental Affairs . I Worship at White Church MASS HOURS AT agree with the principle of - 9:30 a . m . ST. MARY'S CHURCH this Act, which affects all Church School at Iroquois HORRISBURG Install~ third nailing machine elected representatives under - 9:45 a. m . Worship at Iroquois Early l ast week saw the third pallet, which is the main pro­ the juri sdiction of the Munici­ SA TURDAY ••••••••••• 7:30 i'.M. Nailing Machine go on the line duct of the Company, in one pal Clerks for positions such - 11 :00 a, m. :iU NDAY •••••••••••••• 11:00 A.M, at Iroquois Enterprises. pass . It is expected that the as Municipal Council, School This newest machine will addition of this machine will Boards, and Public Utilities ST. CECILIA'S CHU~CH drive twenty- six heat-treated increase the plant's c ap acity Commis sion. The Act has UNITED CHURCHES IRO QUOIS nails into h ardwood per second. by twenty-five per cent within the important features of MA TILDA CHARGE SUNDAY •••••••••••••••• 9:30 A.i-1 Thi s machine is capable of the next twelve months. having all terms after 1974 to doing the top and bottom of a be for a two year term, all REV. JMES STEWART of high unemployment and low Brinston 9:45 a. m. income. These incentives H an esville 11:00 a .m. would not only improve the Hulbert 7:30 p.m. economy for depressed areas, "HALLVILLE but also further the desired elections to be held on Dec em­ result of the decentJ.1Qlh atlon ber 1st, and all those over of industry from the Toronto A & B FOODS CHEESE FACTORY" , 18 years and over, whether region. Straight lo ans are not -property owners or not, eligi­ enough incentive to industry Highway 43, Hallville, Ontario ble to hold office and to vote. . or other busines s because it Estimates is recognized that in Eastern The n timates for the Minis­ Ontario we do have a higher try of Industry and Tourism cost of transporting manufac­ were passed on M onday, April tured or purchased goods and 24th. There was considerable a.re lacking in an ad equate d ebate on the overall budget supply of skilled labour. with particular emphasis on Everyone supported additional VERSARY SALE the feasibility of continuing financial support to those in the Ontario Development the tourist industry to impro­ Fri., May 5th., Sat., May 6th., Sun., May 7th. Corporation in its present ca­ ve their facilities to attract pacity. The Liberal party was " We would like to take this opportunity to thank one and all for the patronage shown not as vehemently opposed more tourist into all parts of to us over the past year and hope to continue to serve you to the utmost, " to the concept of performance Ontario . I will be most in­ loans or forgiveable loans to terested to receive the final create jobs as was the N. D. P. details of this industrial pro­ The Minister, Honourable motion plan which is expect­ John White indicated that he ed to be announced by the EGGS P.ICKLED EGGS Minister before the end of May. was considering broadening The estimat es presented by Any Size 1 LB, Jar Reg. 89¢ the role of the 0. D. C . by the Honourable Syl Apps for BUY 1 DOZ , 1 DOZEN FREE loaning funds either through SALE PRICE 69C government funds or by means the Ministry of Correctional of guaranteed loans through Services were passed rather banking sources. These funds smo:,thly in recognition of would be eligible to service the good work in this depart­ industries and small business ment. There has been c onsi­ WEINERS NEW CHEESE d erable progress made through- Mary Mi /es 7 LB. Pkg. Reg. Pr ice 65¢ as well as manufacturing Reg, 85¢ LB . industries . I expressed m y out the Province in recent opinion in the House during mQnths by the improvement 1 PKG. BUNS FREE SALE PRICE LB. 75c this debate, that it was impe­ of existing programmes and rative t o retain the policy of facilities and the development additional incentives for areas of new one s. CHIPS COOKIES Hostess 70 oz, R :pp/e or Plain Reg. 69¢ Plain or Flavourec{Oatmeal Reg, 45¢ LE, . I FUNERAL SERVICE SALE PRICE 2/$1.00 SALE PRICE 39c Many Other ln-'~tore Specials! W. E. FITZSIMMONS t:stablished On Hand At All Times: Fresh Curd, New, Medium & Old Cheese IROQUOIS 1924 Complete Line Of Dairy Foods "SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO" OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 652-4452 652-4577 Pa11;e 11, The Iroquois Post, Wed., May 3, 1972.

THE ITORM ONT, DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CARDS OF THANKS requires for September 5 , 1972, PRINCIPALS REAL ESTATE We would like to thank all me, and the nurses and staff for 0 111' friends and neighbours for for their kindness and c are, A. CHESfERVILLE Public the lovely gifts and cards we also to those who have remem­ Irving ~- MILLER FLOYD FISHER rec eived on our 47th Wedding School, Chesterville, Ont. LTD. bered my hu sband, who is - This is a 7- room, 150 pupil Rea I Estate Broker Anniversary. ~pedal thanks still a patient in Winchester Real Estat4! Broke; to Fred & Betty and our child­ school which, with the com ­ Hoi:rlsbur•• Ontario Ho spital. pletion of Maple Ridge Senior P RESCOTT· ONTARIO ren for the lovely chair and Ella Montgomery Bua. 543-2044: Res·. s,~.,1,; having the party for us. filementary Schoof early i n H-ember M.L.S. 46-1- p 1973, will be a K to 6 school. Y om kindness will long be MORRISBURG AREA. On large B. RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS Public C HARLES HEUVEL remembered. nicely landscaped lot an ex­ ~chool, R. R.#1, Morrisburg, Repres en tat ve Mearl and Mae I would again like to say i t;eptionally well kept well c o n­ Ont. Hutt "Thank you" to the many peo­ P hone 652-4764 - This is a 6-room, 160 pupil structed Brick home with two I wish to express my sincere ple who were so kind in remem­ R.R. 2 - Bti nston, Ontario school situated on Highway bedrooms and bathroom on Sec- thanks and appreciation to my bering me with flowers, cards, family, neighbours and friends #2, 3 miles east of Morris burg. ------ond floor. Modern kitchen, visits and treats while I was breakfast nook, dining room, who sent me cards, gifts, and a patient in Winchester Hos­ C. MAPLE RIDGE ~ENIOR ELE­ for visits while I was a patient MENTARY SCHOOL Gordon w. THOM living room with fireplace, den pital and also express my or office, bedroom, famil t room, in the Brockville General Hos­ heartfelt appreciation to eve­ - This school is expected to pital. be completed early in 1973. Rea l Estate Broker closed in breezeway, double -ryone who was so kind to Diane. garage and good workshop. Park Special thanks to Ors. Smy­ Doris E. Johnston. Until then, the newly appointed 5 43-3055 PHONE:; 543-2133 1 and River view. lie and Page, also Rev. Gee 46-1-p principal will teach part time H ORR IS BURG • ONTAR I O from Iroquois who called on and ~pend the rest of his time IROQUOIS. On large lot cement in supervision of Grade 7 and RIVERSIDE Heights. $15,500. block and frame one storey 4- I sincerely wish to thank 8 classes, in their various Two storey frame home on lot apartment building. 2 finished inv familv. relatives. neisili- present locations, which will 100 x 210' . overlooking St. Law· and occupied apartments and 1 come into the senior school PERSONAL bours, the Ladies Auxiliary rence Parks and Lake. 3 bed- partly fiinished. O.H.A. heating Branch 370 and the Anglican when it opens. rooms, 4 pc. bath. Spacious liv. Taxes $350. Asking $25,000. MONEY AVAILABLE Church for the lovely cards, - expected enrolment 275 FOR RIGHT: fl d ph pupils - 9 classrooms and dining rooms, Large kitch- BRINSTON AREA. $8,000 will 1 ha ho" t O tay treats, owers an one 1971-72 SALARY SCHEDULE en plenty of cupboards, H.D. give you a good Brick three- If the IM\op e ve a c IC-e s calls before and after my_ seven FOR PRINCTPALS- . healtbY, choice_to have work, the day stay on Connell 3, Kingston G C h ( ) wiring. Sunporch. F.A. oil heat- bedroom home with new oil fur- choice not to be poor, choice not General Hospital. - ~p sc 001 s 3 - 8 rooms ing. Open for offers. nace, one bedr?om and bath- to cheat each other, people will These kind acts were greatly with ESf-1 $8,700 to$ 9,600 room on the marn floor. Large EAST OF ffiOQUOIS. 1½ Storey shed suitable for two cars and prove what they teach or preach. appreciated. EIT-2 9,500 to 11,000 Phyllis English EIT-3 11,300 to 12,800 Frame Home with new Aluminum extra storage. Taxes $126. $1.000 reawrd for one who knows le ESf-4 12, 700 to 14,200 Siding on large lot 120 x 270'; SEAWAY VALLEY VILLAGE- what is nature or who knows God Ls - Croup B schools (9-14 rooms) 3 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, F.A. $9,000. Discount Patent drug not provable er who knows ~ople ______. . EIT-2 $10,800 to $12,300 oil heating. Garage, workshop, and Variety business (Equip­ whose different thinking is j ust as EST- 3 12, 800to 14, 300 drilled well. Low taxes. Asking ment $2500, Stock $6,500). good. If you know what you are ADMINISTRATOR ESf-4 14, 800 to 16,300 $11,900. $4, 000 DOWN. Williamsburg - ~... . ·t d f th Applications will be rec eived taling about I will pay you f cr y 01r A pp1 1ca.unns are 1nv1 e or e t A . th by 1 24 IROQUOIS. $12,000. Neat two- ares. 10 acres level land, barns knowledge Call 652--4114 from 6 established position of Adminis-~. r.Hutchison, storey frame home. Good loca- shed, garage, well and 4 bed- _p.m. wtil 9 p.m. 1."Y?t> trator of a wpp bed Cou nty Home Superintendent of Schools r oom stone home with spaci­ for the Aged located i n Com wallBo ard of Education, ' tion. Lot 70 x 140', well land- ous rooms. O ntario. Box 400 sca ped. Good size liv. and din. rooms, spa cious modern kitch­ Salesmen NOTICE T O CREDITORS AND The successful cand idate will M orris~, Ont. ).Allison 543-2989 OTHERS IN THE EITAT E OF be responsible for directing all W. L Thompson, H. D . Shaw, en, 3 pc. bath, 3 bedrooms, F . A .Bolton 543-2002 MALCOIM CHRISTOPHER day to day activities of the Chairman. Director of A . oil heating, furnace new. H . Fisher 543-2213 MORAN, DECEASED Home, i ncluding the residents Education. Terms. W.Marshall 543-3200 All persons having any claims well-being, personal care & nurs- SALESMEN: against the Estate of Malcohn ing, social services, recre ation­ Alex Scott 652-4 167 Res. Christopher Moran, late of the al and other pro grams, house­ Kurt P olak 543-28 24 Res. Township of Matilda, in the keeping, personnel, etc, and G. Frank Keith 9 3 2-96 22 CoUDty of Dundas, labourer, f or the co-ordinati ng thes e act­ AUCTION who died on the 7th day of ivities with short and long t erm October, 1971, are h ereby MAY 6th - 1 O'CLOCK Organs pla ns and programs. He or she notified to send particulars of UNITED CHURCH the same to the undersigned will work with professiona ls, MORRI~URG on or before the 13th day of such as the Home Physician All kinds of useful items ll A. STRADER & Pianos Some Antique s May, 1972, after which date and vi siting Chaplains of var­ L i mited CONN ORGANS i ous fait hs. The Administrator T ERMS- CAg.J the e state will be distributed REALTOR LESAGE PIANOS with regard only to the claims will re port to the Committ ee of MAHLON ZERON, AUCTIONEER 286 King St. w•• Prescott of which the undersigned shall Manage ment. 45-2c SALES AND SERVICE then have notice, and the UD­ E xcellent worki ng conditions, HOHES, FARHS, BUSINESS dersigned will not be liable full employe e be nefits and sal­ Member H.L.S. to any person or whose claim ary commensurate with training In Memoriam ROY FAWCETT she shall not then have notice . and e xperience . In loving memory of our dear DATED this 13th day of April, Iroquois Area, very comfortable WINCHESTER - 774-2205 T he ideal candidate will have" father and grandfather, Ellery A . D. 1972. Barckay who passed away on 4 be droom brick res idence , com­ sufficient secondary education, pletely modernized, oil hot air Lois Margaret Moran, Admbds­ May 2nd, 1953. s everal years' progressively tratrix, by her solicitors herein, Many a day his name is spoken, heating with new furnace, running GORRELL t GRENKIE responsi ble e xperience ·of ad· And m any an hour he is in our water and good drilled well, at­ ministeri ng d iverse functio ns Morrisburg, Ontario. thoughts. , t ached garage. Located on paved Seaway 44-3-c in a s imilar setti ng;a demonstra­ A link in our f am ily chain was road. This property should be seen to be appreciated; please give us t ed intere s t i n elde rly pers ons; broken, he or she will have, or be will­ H e is gone from our home, but a call. Gas Bar ing to undertake, studies in the not from our he arts. PERSONALS field, includi n g a s o und k now­ Alw ays remembered by son 130 Acres near Iroquois with H e ather Webster of Bi shop's ledge of Ont ario's Home s For Clarence, d aughter Mrs. Claire bric k dwelling. 2 barns, 4 good College, Lennoxville is ha­ The Aged and Rest Homes Act; M erkley, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton wells. Approximately 10 acres of ving a ten day visit with her producing orchard and some e quip­ and a proven capacity for devel­ Disotell & fam ily, and Mr. & sister, Margot in Cardinal ment. Located on paved road. o ping good public relations and Mrs. Edward M erkley & •SQn. ·community lia ison. 46-1-p Owner retiring and early OCCUPanc) Mrs. G. Wm. Webster, of c an be had. Enquiries invited. Foster, Quebec, spent some Copies of the necess ary Applic• HOURS days recently with her m other, a tion Form may be obt ained call: Edric c. Barkley 652-2266 i Mrs. Batchelor on Brouse from, and final re plies t hereaf­ Lloyd c. Davis 652-4567 Mon.-Sat. 7-9 Drive. ter i n t he prope r form .to: LOST Sunday 9-1! at nisht L . c. Ke nnedy, DIED Cou nty Clerk-Tre asure r Bl ack Labrador R etriev er , P.O. B o x 698 m ale, from Lake shore D riv e FARR. Kathleen (Keckl - area. Conta ct Brian Foss, At St. Catharines, Ont. , Cornwall, Ontar ro. Closi ng Date May 18, 1972. phone 652-4975. (formerly of Iroquois) on April 45-2c 8 , _1972, Kathle en Beatrice, 46-lc beloved wife of Jam es F arr; mother of Glen and Debbie at CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN All DAY WEDNESDAY sack \\oe Renta\ home, daught er of Mrs. Lila Keck and the late Jame s Keck, sister of Lome, both of St. Catharines and sister of Mrs. 36" BUCKET FOR BASEMENTS AND DITCHING Orval (Marjorie) Paladeau of LLOYD C. DAVIS 18" BUCKET FOR TRENCHING, etc. Ottawa. COMPLETE LiNE OF GENERAL INSURANCE! Sand Fi II For Sal£! PLANNI N' A NEW HOME Automobile - Fire - Theft - ·Liabil i ty and .- PLANN IN' A NEW COTTAG PLANNlN' A R E NOV AT I ON Life Insurance PLANNIN' SEE LANNI N 652-4567 PHONES 652-4503 FRANK AULT H. S. LANNIN. l TD. ______....,k ., l GENmAL CONTRACTORS IROQUOIS Shopping Plaza ONTARIO PHONE 652-4755 {If no answer 652-4042) PH 774-2631 - WINC HES R .. ""======~=== ~ ~-;;;,;.;~~-_ __:. Page 12, The Iroquois Post, Wed. , May 3, 1972.

FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED ORDER NOW for the Spring Local potatoes, $1. 50 for SPRING FOOTWEAR Almatex Paint Sale. S. A. 75 lbs. A. Pieterse, Brinston. PAPER-HANGING, Painting, In-' HUSH PUPPIES • TENDER TOOTSIES Thompson & Son Ltd., Iroquois. 42-4c terior decorating. Phone after 44-3-c JOGGING SHOES • CANVAS • SANDALS (5.30 in the evening - 652-4726. KEDETTES • KAUFMAN CASUALS PAIR TRAILER MIRRORS Mrs. Edward Beckstead. WORKBOOTS • RUBBER FOOTWEAR CRAFT HOUSE fender mount style. Call 652- 4806. - ALL AT IROQUOIS 45-2nc WANTED. General Repair Work, 9F carpentry, renovations, floors Historical Atlas of Stormont Boat and trailer for sale. and joint filling, cabinets, al· Dundas & Glengarry - $12. so/ Be st offer. Phone 652-4610. PARMETER'S SHOES uminum siding, panelling, in­ History of the Old Eastern 'SHOES YOU CAN DEPEND ON" 46-2-p door and out-door carpeting. District by Pringle (1890 co­ Phone Edward Beckstead af· SHOPPING CENTRE IROQUOIS, ONTARIO vers Stormont, Dundas & Hot water tank, -$10. Glengarry) - $12. SO (limited Mini-bike also. Call 652- ter 6 p.m. at 652-4726. number of each available); 4656. 61tios TUPPERWARE PARTY Scenic St. Lawrence - $1. 75; 1-c DO YOU NEID TILE DRAININ~? Sponsored by Matilda Rebe­ Canadian Gazeteer (1846) - Contac . Seaway Valley TUe COMING kah Lodge, Brinston, to be $1. 95; Early Canadian Potte­ Quantity Red Clover Seed Drainage. Phone 652-4174 held Friday, May 9 at 8 p. m. ry - $12. 95; History of Pres­ germination 95%, 35¢ per' Free estimates on all work. All in the Lodge ball. Everyone cott - $7. 50; Early Furniture pound. Bruce Barkley, 652- work guarnteed. Prop. H. welcome. of French Canada - $7. SO; 4104. Z andbergen. Box 83. BrinstOD4 EVENTS 46-1-c Battle of the Windmill - $1. 25; 46-c Seaway Project - 50¢; Thorn Lt.. WN ROLLING BAKE fALE TO SPEAK HERE Apple Tree - Grace Camp- Timothy Seed, Gov't tested, Anyone wnating their lawn bell - $3. 00; Gnnnbacher Graded Canada #1. Price 20¢ Dundela U. C. W. will hold rolled or grass mowed phone a bake sale Friday, May 12th Mr. Peter Barkway, of the Artists supplies - canvas per lb. Murray 91.ane, Winches­ 652-4940. ter Springs, 774-5054. at 2 p. m. in the vacant store Ontario Addiction Research boards, sketch pads, pencils, 45-2p 46-2-p next to Parmeter' s in the Plaza. Foundation, Cornwall, will oils, brushes. Craft House 46- -c give an address at the United Iroquois Shopping Plaza.Open Wanted - Small farm. Appro­ 2 1970 Woods Tent Trailer with ------•Church Hall, May 9, at 8 p. m . . Monday through Sat. 9 to 5:30, ximately SO acres - some mattresses, good condition. The United Church Women Sunday 1 to 5:30, evenings bush. Must have good year "Treachery & Triumph" - a Also other camping equipment. passion Play written and pre­ invite all interested persons Monday to Friday 7 to 9. round clean creek with pond of all ages to come and hear Phone 652-2156 after 5:30. for raising trout. Good house s ented by the Youth of Iro­ lp quois and area, to be staged this fine speaker. and Barn on open road. Write 4S-2c 8 piece dining room suite, to H. W. Richardson, Box 279, in the Sanctuary of the Iro­ FOR RENT chrome dinette table with 6 Hudson Heights, Que. quois United Church on Wed. DANCE PARTY chairs, 2 antique dressers 45-2-p and Thurs. evenings, May 3rc: This is the final advertise­ with wash stands to match, and 4th, at 8:00 p, m. both ment of St.John's Dance Party, 2 Bedroom House or Duplex mahogony table, Beatty wring­ WORK WANTED evenings. $1. 00 per person; because it takes place this required by married couple er ":'ashing machine, Norge Carpentry renovations, new or admission by ticket only. Friday evening, May 5 at 9 with two children for June 1st. refngerator, Hot Point electric remodelling; sheet metal, eaves- Tickets on sale from April p. m. Corne and enjoy the Phone 657-4858. range. Phone 543-2683. troughing, furnace work and 19. Watch for further details music, the lovely new floor, 3-p 46-2-p plumbing. Call 652-2108, the dance party. $2. 00 a per­ [rwin Casselman. We hope you will hold Friday, son for the entire evening, in­ Pasture for rent in the Town­ 45-2c May 5th, for the St.John's Dance cluding coffee and homemade ship of Matilda. Reasonable. Have You Tr ied A ------Party at the Civic Centre, with doughnuts. Contact Dr. P.A. Charlebois, WORK WANTID the George Barkley Orchestra. 46-lc 3050 Lawrence Avenue East, Classified Advt. Recently ? Experienced in gardening, Convenor, Mr. Carl Banford, Scarborough, Ont. lawn and flower beds, prunning People's Warden. 46-3-c CAR WA~ etc., and outside painting. The Knox P. Y. P. ~. h s pon­ Call Earl Marlatt, 652-4226. soring a Car Wash at Wilson's Suitable for couple, hot water MORTGAGE COMMUNITY WALKATHON 46-2-p Saturday, May 27th, for Texaco Station on May 6, from heated, all m odern services. Iroquois and Matilda area, 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. , $1.00 out­ Garage. Immediately availa­ ~et of platform scales, capa.­ SALE organized by the Legion, Lions side. Everyone welcome. ble. Along Highway #2, bet­ city at least one ton. Call 45-2-c by 652-4508. P and Ladies Auxiliary, in sup­ ween Iroquois and Cardinal. 1 port of the new Medical Build­ T el. Long Sault, 534-2621 PUBLIC AUCTION ing soon to be built in lroquoi s. after 7 p.m. of Wanted to purchase, girls' 44-3-c Knox Church ~~th Anniversary FARM PROPERTY bicycle for 8 year old. Phone PASTURE FOR RENT 652-4024. Service, Sunday, May 7. to be held Members of the community 200 Acres of pasture east. of le KNOX ANNIVERSARY DINNER are invited to attend the 98th Rowena for rent, with lots FRIDAY , MAY 26, 1972 WED., MAY 10TH Cook for July and August .. Anniversary Service of Knox of water. No bulls please. at 11 a.m., DST A caretaker - manager from The annual Anniversary Morris Gore, R.R.#1, Iro­ Turkey Dinn1:r of Knox Presby­ Presbyterian Church, Sunday The undersigned will by virtue May to Sept. , Rideau Hill evening, May 7th, at 8 p. m. quois. terian Church, Iroquois, will Camp. Ideal for married cou­ Guest ministry will be The 46-2p of the Power of Sale contained be held in the church-hall, ple. Apply H. Biccum, Win­ Brittania Chancel Players of in a certain First Mortgage, Wednesday, May 10th, from chester, Ont. Ottawa, presenting the drama 2 apartments, newly deco­ which will be produced at the 5 p. m. until all are served. le "Chrl st in the Concrete City". rated, heated, 2 be_drooms Tickets available now and at time of sale, offer for s ale the The Knox Senior Choir will each, $85. 00 per month. No the door, $1. 75 adults, $1. 25 following. offer two Anniversary anthems. more than 2 children, no pets, Is Your Subscription elementary school children, FARM PROPERTY All welcome. only steady working, retired PAID IN ADVANCE? pre- school children free. Take­ 46-1-c or pensioners . Both now va­ A farm consisting of approxi• outs for shut-ins after 6: 15 p. m. cant in Morrisburg. mately 220 acres with approxi­ ,d.A_ ~-r Phone 543-2019 for appoint­ mately 190 acres c ultivated. · ♦••·····...... ments. Mrs. 0 . Paquette, Being described as Part of E½ LOYALIST 1 Box 133, Morrisburg. of Lot 21 and all those parts of 46-2-c t MOTHER'S DAY MAY 14 + Lots 22 and 23, all in the First Concession, lying North of the HOTEL ♦ Cards On Display ♦ Centre of the Nation River, • SMILES 'n CHUCKLES CHERRIES Reg. $2.00 99C ♦ ------Township of Mountain, County Under New of Dundas. Five miles South· • SMILES 'n CHUCKLES TURTLES Reg, $2.5(; $1.98 ♦ west of Winchester. Situated Management S~'. ILES 'n CHUCKLES PEPPERMINT PAT.TIES 39C SHUR-GAIN thereon is stated to be a frame ♦ ♦ Entertainment Sot. SMILES ' n CHUCKLES Regular and Fancy Boxes house, fairly new barn (requires 3 p.m. • Ii p,m. ·· ♦♦ ♦• ROONEY FEEDS o ne end gable) on concrete of Chocolates , Offers The Following: foundation, miik house, silo, Hy• ENTERTAINMENT FRtnAY ♦ FRENCH FORMULA HAIRSPRAY $1.19 ♦ 16% Dairy Ration dro installed. Also second set AN.IJ SATURDAY 36% Dairy Supplement of buildings of little value. 9 P.M.. 1 A.M. ♦ SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY 99C ♦ 40% Dairy Supplement PROPERTY will be offered for FEATURING ♦ CHANEL NO. 5 PERFUMES, etc. ♦ sale subject to a reserve bid. • GIFT SETS by YARDLEY, PRINCE MATCHABELLI, ♦ Creep Feed Pellets "THE FLAMES" TERMS TABU and AMBUSH ♦ Pig Starter Pellets, Medicated The Dining Room Open Daily Pig Starter Pe I lets, Plain Twenty-five (25%) percent of ♦• NEW "BA YER TIME-RELEASED ARTHRITIC ♦ Pig Starter m the purchase money to be paid Mon. • Fri. 7 a.m. • 2 p.m. PAIN TABLETS Pig Starter Mash, Medicated in cash, \en ( 10%) percent at 5 p.m. • 8 p.m. ♦ HAYER ASPIRIN TABLETS - Reg. 100 - $1.12 89C : the time of sale and fifteen Saturday 8 a.m. • 2 p.m. 5 p.m. • 8 p.m. ( 15%) percent within thirty (30) : f-lSTERINE 20 oz. Regular $1.89 $1.61 ♦ 20% Chicle Starter Medicated Sm-nay 11 a.m. • 8 p.rn. 16% Chicle Grower Medicated days thereof. The balance to 17% Alf Mash Layer be secured under a Sale Agree­ HAPPY HOUR • SLIM-LINE CANDIES 3 Flavours $1.98 ♦ ment not exceeding twenty years HOT CINNAMON & HOREHOUND CANDIES ♦ 1'7% Medicated Rabbit Pellets with interest at seven (7%) per­ •♦ ♦ 17% Plain Rabbit Pellets cent per annum. ~mvwm. FARM CREDIT CORPORATION 8-9 P. M. ♦ ♦ SEED CLEANING 2323 Yonge Street co~ ON IN , • , • •• GRIST Picked Up and Delivered Toronto 12, Ontario Call ROONEY's 652-4382 Mcinnis & MacEwen WE WOULD LIKE ♦ 45-tlc Barristers and Solicitors ~===T=O=M=EE=T=Y=O=U~k...... , ------Morris burg, Ont. 4&-3c