April 23, 1975

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Ken Kelly speaks at Pontiac Historical meeting: The guest speaker at the April meeting of the Pontiac Historical Society was Mr. Ken Kelly of Ottawa. Mr. Kelly is Secretary to the Board of Governors of Heritage Canada. He showed slides of the work of that organization which has pledged itself to preserve Canada’s historic buildings and sites.

Mr. Kelly showed great interest in the local project of restoring the old CPR station and converting it to a museum to be located on the fair grounds.

A large turnout of members of the Historical Society attended this meeting and showed their appreciation with hearty applause.

Shawville Juniors make another clean sweep at Long Sault: The Shawville Juniors skated away with their fourth trophy of the year, having defeated all opposition at the Long Sault Hockey Tournament.

Winning this championship made it a clean sweep for Shawville this year. The first championship of the year was The Shawville Tournament, then Upper Ottawa Valley Championship, ODHA Championship, and the Long Sault Tournament. Warnie Richardson won most valuable forward award.