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Officers Named by Bruneau Group Are Not Accepting Posts Flying —It takes a woman to do —The real bone of a bang-op job of parking contention is in the a car. The Glengarry News jaw. THE FINEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN EASTERN ONTARIO VOL. LXII—No. 17 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 24th, 1953 SINGLE COPY 7c Officers Named By Bruneau Glengarry Priests Visit Grave Of Away Since 1907 But Flying Seguin From B.C. To District Soldier Killed In Japan Still Wants Home News Among our new subscribers Stand Trial In Hurd Murder Group Are Not Accepting Posts this week is a Glengarrian who has been In the West for 46 Six Key Men Advise Eastern Ontario years but who, in his own Defence Lawyers May Ask Change words, is “still very interested in Liberal Federation Head That They the news from Glengarry”. Of Venue From Cornwall To Ottawa Do Not Recognize New Group John A. McNaughton of 220- Prisoner Being Brought To Toronto 6th Ave. West, Prince Rupert, Aftermath of a meeting at Hawkesbury last Friday night when a B.C., writes that he was bom in Henry Seguin, 35-year-old Cornwall man, is being flown from British Lancaster, May 9th, 1883, and rival group to the recently organized Glengarry - Presoott Federal Liberal Columbia to Toronto on Sunday, to face trial in the murder of Leonard left for the West in June, 1907. Association formed a new two-county association — six men named as Hurd, Maxville, shot (to death in his taxi near Maxville last August. My brother, Peter McNaughton Inspector Robert Wannell of the Ontario Provincial Police, Toronto, and .key officiais of the latter group have indicated they do not recognize it of Green Valley, sends me a and are not accepting any office. Their decision was contained in a copy now and again, he writes, Cpl. Jean Paul Laperriere of Lancaster, both of whom worked on the letter forwarded early this week to J. C. Allen of Ottawa, president of but I would like to get it regu- Hurd- murder, left Toronto by plane, Tuesday, for the West Coast to the Eastern Ontario Liberal Fed-* larly. * escort Seguin to Toronto. eration. Thanks for the missionary There are reports defence attor- All but one are on the executive Native of Lochiel work, Peter, and you can now neys may seek a change of venue -of the Association formed at a stop forwarding your paper to Glen Robertson Has for the trial from Cornwall to Ot- meeting here, April 19th. They are: brother John. tawa because of the publicity given Dr. D. J. Dolan of Alexandria, Dies At Age 93 A Milk Problem to Seguin’s arrest and trial in Brit- president of the Glengarry Liberal ish Columbia. The Ottawa legal Association, and a vice-president of Friends and relatives were grieved Glen Robertson residents are in firm of Mirsky, Soloway, Assaly and Houston has been engaged to de- the new two-county association, to learn of the death of Mrs. A. A. Capacity Audience something of a furore over the Kennedy, aged 93 years, at her fend Seguin and the defence will be who was named a vice-president at question of milk, following a ruling the Hawkesbury meeting. residence, 9th Concession of Corn- conducted by Louis C. Assaly and Glee Club Concert by Board of Health oflicials that former Assistant Crown Attorney Eugene Macdonald, Alexandria, wall Township, on Wednesday, April E. J. Houston. .secretary - treasurer of the Glen- 15th. there must be no further sale of On Friday night, the Alexandria Seguin is regarded as a transfer garry Association and English sec- Mrs. Kennedy had not been in the unpasteurized milk. High School Glee Club held its an- prisoner because of the fact that he retary of the new riding group, who best of health for some years, but The village has no pasteurizing became seriously ill about three nual concert in the Alexander Hall. is now under sentence in British was named one of two treasurer^ at The capacity audience was gra- equipment and dealers are being Hawkesbury. weeks previous to her death. Columbia. He will be taken direct She whs the last surviving mem- ciously .welcomed by Cecile Lan- supplied by an Alexandria dairy- to Kingston Penitentiary and held George Lefebvre, Alexandria, a thier, chairman for the evening. •director of the Glengarry Associa- ber of her family. Her maiden man. But it seems some residents there until he appears for prelim- The programme began with three tion, who was elected a vice-presi- name was Mary Ann Cameron, and prefer the unpasteurized product inary hearing on the murder count, selections by Grade 9C, accompanied possibly next week. dent at Hawkesbury. she was a daughter of the late Dun- : by Mrs. D. M. Macleod—“God Bless because of an “unpalatable taste Marcel Bourgon of St. Isidore, a can Cameron and the late Margaret o Our Queen”, “Boating Song” and in the glairy milk. And they were secretary of the Prescott Liberal MacMillan of Lochiel. Advised of the death of a felloW Glengarrian through reading the “Mighty Like a Rose”. Grade 10., -Association, and French secretary In 1894 she married Alexander A. securing locally produced milk- des- News, two Glengarry priests in japan, Fathers Cleaily Villeneuve and also accompanied by Mrs. Macleod, Allan Weir Dies -of the new Glengarry - Prescott Kennedy, who predeceased her 20 pite the health laws which prohibit Alex. McDonald of the Scartooro Missions, recently visited his grave in sang, “With a Song in My Heart” group, who was named to the same years ago. She spent her entire sale of unpasteurized milk. the Commonwealth cemetery at Yokohama and placed a wreath thereon. and “Down in the Glen”. Grade In 84th Year post in the Hawkesbury slate. married life on the' homestead, Pte. John Sauve, 19, was accidentally killed, January 14th, while serving A second Alexandria dairyman where she was known as a good 9E presented, “I Heard You Go By”, C. P. Butler, Caledonia Springs, with the Canadian forces in Japan. “Keep On Hoping” and “Swing Low was asked to bring milk in but he Allan Weir, a widely known and English secretary of the Prescott neighbor, possessing a kind and charitable disposition. She was a A son of Peter Sauve of Mille Boches, the young soldier had resided Sweet Chariot”, with Gisele Trottier is on record as declaring the road respected resident of Alexandria for Association and treasurer of the at Apple Hill and attended school there before joining the armed forces at the piano. more than 30 years, died late Sat- joint-county group, who was named faithful member of St. Anthony's is so bad it would be unprofitable some 18 months ago. He had been in Japan, serving with the Princess Two pieces were sung by the Glee urday afternoon at the home of English secretary at Hawkesbury. parish, Apple Hill, and was fortified for him to make the trip to the by the last rites of the Roman Patricias, less than a month when he met death. Club—“Tramping Song” and “Come Mrs. R. M. McLeod, Bishop street Leslie McAllister of Pendleton, a Glen. north, where he had been residing vice-president of the new associa- Catholic Church. He is survived by his father, Peter Sauve; seven sisters, Mrs. Alex. to the Fair”, with Mary Beth Mc- Bilmer, Monckland; Mrs. Bernard Bilmer, Monckland; Mrs. Hilliard Donald accompanying. The quar- Latest move by Glen Robertson for several years. In his 84th year, tion, named to a like post at She leaves to mourn her passing, folks, we understand, is a largely- Mr. Weir had been in failing health Hawkesbury. two sons, Myles and Donald, on the Harris, Northfield; Mrs. Bari Lafave, Mille Roches; Misses Shirley, tette, composed of Adrien Chabot, Darlene and Doreen Sauve, Mille Roches, and two brothers, Garnet, Lloyd Chandler, James Proulx and signed petition to the Counties since Christmas and suffered a In the joint letter to J. C. Allen, homestead. One daughter (Flor- Mille Roches, and Peter, Cornwall. John James Macphee, sang two Board of Health requesting its as- stroke ten days ago from which he president of the Eastern Ontario ence), Mrs. Frank Morgan, of Spo- sistance in establishing some kind failed to rally. In forwarding the above picture to us. Father Alex. McDonald, a son lovely songs — “Stars of the Sum- Federation, these six men point out kane, Wash., died three years ago. of competition or in permitting Mr. Weir was the last surviving of Mrs. Duncan A. McDonald, Alexandria, reports both he and Father mer Night” and “The Voice in the that at the Alexandria meeting, at- She is also survived bÿ 16 grand- residents to buy from the farmers. member of his family. si Villeneuve, a son of J. Domina Villeneuve of Cornwall, formerly of Old Village Choir”, accompanied by tended by large delegations of Lib- children and eight great - grand- One housewife is quoted as de- Born at lot 37, 3rd Kenyon, Jofie Maxville, are both well and happy, despite their struggles with the Arthur Stimson. erals from -both counties, they were children. claring she, was brought up on un- 21st, 1869, he was a son of James Japanese language. They are staiioned at Tokyo, Japan, and were visiting Miss Catherine MacRae, the music elected to office in accordance with The funeral took place from her pasteurized- milk so it should be Weir and his wife, Catherine the Commonwealth cemetery at Yokohama when they came on the grave director for AHS, trained and di- the constitution of the Glengarry- residence on April 17th to St. An- good enough for her children.
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