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Alexandria, Ont., Friday, June 1, 1945 2.00 A YEAN VOL LUI—No. 22 To Succeed Home From Overseas Bainsville Youth Monsignor William J. Smith, Three Candidates To Contest More Glengarry servicemen con- Judge Costello tinue to reach their homes after ser- Accident Victim Named Bishop Of Pembroke Provincial Riding On Monday vice overseas. The latest arrivals in- clude: 'isiaa George E. Brennan, K.C., John Robinson, 21, Killed Pastor of St. Columban’s Church, Cornwall, À MacG-illivray, Villeneuve And MacDonald Pte. F. McKay, a nephew of R. Mc- When Car In Collision Will Be Consecrated Bishop, In Of Cornwall, Named Kay, Lancaster. 11 Officially Nominated —Joint Meeting County Court Judge. Pte. T. O. Lefebvre of Maxville. With Bus At Toronto Alexandria During: Month Of July ‘•T In Armouries Was Lively Affair. Major John J. Denovan, whose wife, •John Robinson, 21, of 923 Palmer- Rt. Rev. Monsignor William J. Smith George E. Brennan, K;C., Cornwall the former Betty Cluff, resides at ston Blvd, Toronto was killed instantly D.p.,D.Ci. a widely known and well Glengarrians "will go to the polls, barrister, on Tuesday was notified of Maxville. Wednesday evening when the auto he loved member of the Diocesan clergy Monday, to select this riding’s re- Iris appointment as Judge of the Vote As You Like— Pte. T. Johnston, Lancaster. was driving east on Hoskin Ave. in and a native son of Glengarry, has presentative to the Provincial House County Court of the United Pte. Theodore Lafave, son of Mrs. Toronto was in collision with a T.T.C. been named Bishop of Pembroke, in and they will have the choice of these Counties of Stormont, Dundas and But Vote Eliza Lafave, Martintown. bus about 20 yards west of Queen’s succession to Most Rev Leo Charles candidates who filed their official Glengarry and local judge of the Pk. Cres. Nelligan, according to an announce- nomination papers with the Returning Glengarry electors will go to the High Court of Justice for Ontario. The Archie McDonald of Green Valley The bus, in charge of Operator N. ment at Ottawa, last Friday night, by Officer, Mr D. D. MacKinnon, on Mon- polls twice in the next ten days to appointments become effective imme- arrived home from overseas on Thurs- B. Robb, of the Davenport division, Msgr Ildebrando Antoniutti, Apostolic day. They are E. A. MacGillivray, Alex elect Provincial and Federal re- diately. It is expected that Judge day last. His mother, Mrs A. A. Mc- was out of service for about half an Delegate to Canada and Newfound- andria, Liberal, Osie F. Villeneuve, presentatives. Interest appears to Brennan will be sworn in at an early Donald and sister, Mrs Keith Brown, hour, but none of the passengers was land. His Excellency Bishop Nelligan, Maxville, Progressive Conservative, and date. He succeeds His Honor, Judge be at an unusually high pitch judg- as well as his aunt and uncle, Mr and injured beyond a shaking up. The who has resigned his post because of J. J. MacDonald, Alexandria, C.C.F. ing from the attendance at politi- F. T. Costello who has reached the re- Mrs Allan A. McDonald met him in auto was almost completely wrecked. ill health after serving as Senior That evening in the Armouries here, cal meetings and it is to be hoped tirement age, Judge Costello has held Montreal. T.T.C. officials and police report Roman Catholic Chaplain with the a lively joint meeting was held with every eligible voter will cast his or office since 1929, prior to which he Archie went overseas in December Robinson’s auto was in head-on col- Canadian Armed Forces, has been trans the candidates being supported by her ballot. had practised his profession in Alex- 1939 and was wounded in Holland last lision with the Hill Route bus just as ferred to the titular See of Fenice. speakers in English and French. Despite On far flung battlefields of Eu- andria . j summer. His many friends here will it was turning off the Eastern Queen’s Msgr Smith will be consecrated rainy weather there was a large crowd rope and the Pacific, Canadian ser- _ be glad to see him home, Park Cres. Bishop in St. Finnan’s Cathedral, Alex in attendance and interest in the ap- vicemen have been and are now is a son of the late Patrick Brennan He was removed to the General andria, at a date in July yet to be set. proaching election remains high, an fighting to ensure that democracy and Bridget Kennedy. He has been a ' Hospital where he was pronounced The announcement of his elevation indication that there may be a record j resident of Cornwall since February, will survive—that Canadians will dead of head injuries, Dr. W. Easson was enthusiastically received through- vote cast on Monday next in this rid- retain the right to choose their form ! 1925, and for the past 18 years has Glengarry Herd Brown, coroner, announced an inquest out the diocese and in a particular ing. The Liberal candidate, E. A. Mac- practised his profession in partnership vîup TI ppflo of Government by secret ballot. would be held. manner In Alexandria,? where Msgr. Gillivray, was given a majority of 1886 J | with C. J. McDougall. Vjll In 1940 almost two million listed C 1 U J-iCCUd With the fatality,, Toronto’s traf- Smith has spent so many of his priest- votes in the 1943 election when a total. Canadian voters failed to exercise Judge Brennan .graduated in Arts A Glengarry county herd sire, Elm- fic toll was increased to 31 deaths, as ly years. Before being named pastor of 7462 voters in the riding went to the their franchise and here in Glen- from Ottawa University and later at- polls. oroft E. Pual Echo, has been sold by Mr compared with 22 for the correspond- of St. Columban’s parish, Cornwall, garry in the 1943 Provincial elec- tended Osgoode Hall, being called to J. J. McMaster, Laggan, to the artifi- MacRae Sells October 1st, 1944, he had been rector At Monday evening’s meeting the ing period a year ago.” tion, but 7,462 votes, were cast as the Bar in Nov. 1922. He practised in cial breeding unit in Leeds County, at John Robinson was a son of Mr. of St. Finnan’s and chancellor of the Presidents of the three party associa- | compared with 10,025 ballots in Toronto for a little more than two Forfar, which is partially sponsored on and Mrs. Mack Robinson,who moved to Lochiel Business diocese. tions in Glengarry presided jointly. Mr ( the 1937 voting. years and then came to. Cornwall. on experimental basis by the Ontario Toronto from Bainsville, ten years Bom at Greenfield, Glengarry county Villpneuve, Progressive- Conservative j The voting, record can be vastly Mr J. W. MacRae, widely known Cheese Producers’ Association. ago. Besides his parents, he leaves two on January 2, 1897 Msgr. Smith is the candidate, spoke first and he made ] improved if everyone realizes the Mr. McMaster has also sold two brothers and two sisters—William Ro- resident of Lochiel, on Wednesday com son of Duncan Smith and the former an eloquent appeal for the support of responsibility that goes with the C.N.R. Agent Going pleted the sale of his general store heifer calves from the bull, Elmcroft binson, overseas with the R.C.AMJC., Catherine Grant, Lot 18, Fourth Con- Glengarry voters at the polls. Attack- right of the franchise. Vote as you and seed cleaning plant at Quigley’s to To Bainsville ' E. Paul Echo, to the Renfrew County and Leslie Robinson, who recently cession of Kenyon Township. He at- ing the record of Glengarry’s repre- like—but vote. Mr- Adrien Menard of Glen Sandfield. , . Calf Club. J. D. McMaster of Laggan. returned from overseas and is recov- tended the local school and Alexandria sentative at Queen’s Park during the We understand Mr Menard will take A. H. Johnston, C.N.R. agent here has recently disposed of two choice ering from wounds suffered in action; High School before making his clas- past 8 years, Mr Villeneuve stated Ed- for the past eight years ,is being trans possession on July 1st. die MacGillivray had done little or cows to Kemptville Industrial School Mrs. J. Moir. Toronto and Miss Carol sical studies at the University of Ot- ferred to Bainsville, and will take over One of Locnled’s most progressive .nothing in the way of furthering the as well as selling two heifer calves to Robinson, at home. tawa and Semtaarie de Joliette, Que. Drew Refutes the agency there within the next few citizens and over many years a leader interest of his constituents. He dwelt the Renfrew Calf Club. John Robinson was a nephew of He studied philosophy at St. Augus- weeks. Mr Johnston's successor, here, in several Glengarry farm organiza- at length on the action of the Hepburn The herd sire Elmcroft E. Paul Mrs. D. A. Condie, of Bainsville, and tine’s Seminary, Toronto, and theo- Jolliffe Charges as agent, has not yet been named. tions, Mr MacRae has been in the .administration in handing over the Echo which J. J. McMaster has sold Mrs. Jerry McCabe, Cornwall, sisters logy at the Grand Seminary, Montreal. We understand the transfer is being of his mother mercantile business at Lochiel for the power site at Carillon, on the Ottawa Addressing a capacity crowd of some to the Leeds Count was bred Following his ordination at Alexandria made at Mr. Johnston’s request and r ^ past 23 years. For the past year he river, to Quebec and he pledged that 500 in Alexander Hall, here, Tuesday by Ray McLaughlin, Elmcroft Farms, cn June 16th, 1927 he served as curate many friends in the Alexandria area has been associated with the Crops, alternoon, Premier George Drew re- Oshawa. Every female in his pedigree at Glen Nevis until his appointment the Drew Government would take im- will regret his departure. He came P0W Reaches Home ferred briefly tothe Gestapo charges for three generations back is qualified Weeds & Seeds Branch, Ontario De- as curate of St Finnan’s Cathedral in mediate steps to develop Carillon for to Alexandria twelve years ago as Liberated from a German prisoner of iC.C.F. leader Jolliffe, which he de- partment of Agriculture, as fieldman 1928. the people of . operator and succeeded the late George in R’0’P’ and evelT buU has «uaUlied of war camp in April, Pilot Officer in Eastern Ontario on a part time In 1931 he was appointed secretary Revlewing the fine administration of ] ciaxed were so incredible as to re- Shepherd as agent eight years ago. d^ers. Every milk test shown In Lawrence J. McCosham reached his basis. Mr MacRae will now devote his n his extended pedigree is over 3.6 per- to the late Bishop Couturier and a Brevious Hepburn Governments in the quire o refutation. Premier Drew was home in Cornwall, this week. A son of whole time to that responsible posi- cent, fat and there are several over 41 year later proceeded to Rome where years from 1937 to 1943, E. A. Mac- enthusiastically received by the large Mr. and Mrs. John A. McCoshaip of tion. Gillivray called for the return of Hep- I crowd many of whom had to listen In percent. On his sire’s side he Is a Cornwall, formerly of the Fifth Con- j he followed a course of studies at the turn and Ontario Liberals to • Queen’s ' to an outside loudspeaker when the Couple Honored great-grandson of Sir Star Laura Se- It will he the hope of Mr MàcRae’s Angelicum Pontifical Institute, leading cession of Lancaster township, P.O many friends that he continue to Park. Ml- MacGillivray recalled the : capacity of the Hall was overtaxed, gis, who was twice All-American bull tc the degree of Doctor of Canon Law McCosham had been a prisoner since make his base of operations here. Glen many fine pieces of agricultural legis- | The meeting was a short one, the By Kenyon Church and he had a daughter which held which he obtained in July, 1935. He being reported missing after air oper- garry can ill afford to lose so progres- lation instituted by Mi- Hepburn which Progressive Conservative leader spea ; the Canadian 3-year-old record. On ■was appointed chancellor of Alexandria 1 ations Dec. 9th, 1942. sive a citizen. had for the first time in decades assured ' mg for but a half hour before leaving Appreciation of special services ren- his dam’s side he Is a grandson of diocese in 1935 and held that office adequate return's to Glengarry farmers. ! for Cornwall where he was to address dered the congregation of Kenyon Rowsdale Realization, a well-known until October, 1944 during which years He also pointed to the improvements a meeting at 3 o ’clock. Also heard were Presbyterian Church by Mr J. A. Me- bull who was a grandson of Spring- Final Tribute For he also served as assistant priest and end extension of hydro and highways in i the Hon. George Dunbar, Minister of Crimmon of McCrimmon, was eviden- bank Snow Countess and Pontiac W.M.S. Held later as rector of St. Finnan’s Cathe- Glengarry under the Hepburn regime. ! Municipal Affairs; the Provincial can- ced on Monday evening, in Dunvegan Dutchland Devries, two famous fe- dral, here. Speaking of his own record while | d'.date, Mr. Osie Villeneuve; and Mr. P. Hall, when the congregation entertain males, the former is the cow owned Henry Wilkes Rally At Kirk Hill On August 8, 1943, he was invested with the dignity of a Domestic Prelate Glengary’s representative at Queen’s Tierney who spoke in French. A. A. ed Mr and Mrs McCrimmon, at a soc- by T. R. Dent from which the monu- A representative gathering of rela- Park Mr MacGillivray stated he had | Fraser, President of the Glengarry ial evening . . ment was erected, Rowsdale Realiza- The 31st meeting of Glengarry Pres- to His Holiness, Pope Pius XII. tives, neighbours and friends taxed byterial of Presbyterian Church in Can at all times done everything in his ; Progressive Conservative Association, Rev. H. S. Philpott filled the role of tion’s sire, Springbank Expectation, the capacity of the Gordon Chruch, St Msgr. Smith’s elevation to the epis- power to serve the people of Glengarry was chairman. chairman and the appended address gold to Japan for $5,000. ada was held in St. Columba Church copate marks the fourth time that a Elmo, at 2 o’clock on Thursday after- Kirkhill, on May 17, 103 delegates at- all classes and creeds, and he was, as- The Progressive Conservative leader was read to Mr and Mi’s McCrimmon. ] „ noon, May 24th to pay a last tribute of priest from what is now the Diocese sured his record would win a vote of made no attempt in his brief speech Mr D. R. Campbell and Mrs J. A. Camp tending. The motto, Tigh Dhe (God’s of Alexandria has been appointed respect to the memory of the late Mr Blessing) over the pulpit in the beauti- confidence on polling dates. to rview the administration of his tell made presentations to the guests Died In Manitoba Henry Wilkes, whose death occurred Bishop. In 1890, the late Rev. Alexan- J. J. MacDonald, G.C.F Provincial Government but spoke in general terms of honor and music, English and Gaelic ful stone church, was a silent reminder der Macdonell became Bishop of Alex- at his home, MacDonald’s Grove ,on of worship. Never in the history of the candidate, had sharp criticism for both of its accomplismhents. Referring to songs were enjoyed, followed by sup- j A large number of friends from near Tuesday, May 22nd, 1945. andria and eight years later the late the 22 points of his 1937 platform, he per served by the ladies. and far gathered Sunday, May 20th at Presbyterial has a meeting been held Rev. C. H. Gauthier was appointed the Liberal and Conservative parties The funeral service was conducted and he as ’well found fault with the declared every one of those points had THE ADDRESS 2 p.m. in the Mather United Church with such mingled feelings of joy sor- Archbishop of Kingston, Archbishop been amplified fully and he went on Dear Mr and Mrs McCrimmon: to bid final farewell to one of Mather by the pastor, Rev. H. K. Gilmour, as- row, sympathy and hope of world Gauthier later became Archibishop of type of representation Glengarry had sisted by Rev Dr R. W. Ellis of St. to defend his introduction of the teach- It is at the express wish of the con- districts old and esteemed residents, peace and an end of all war, follow Ottawa. In 1906, Rev. William A. Mac- had at Toronto and Ottawa in the past Andrew's Church, Maxville. few years. This riding has suffered ing of religion in the schools. Education gregation of this Kenyon Presbyterian Mi Duncan A. McLennan, who passed tag so closely after VE Day and the donell was named Bishop of Alexan- he said, is the most important guar- Church that you have been invited to 1 away on Thursday afternoon, May 17th Mr Gilmour delivered a very com- Sam Francisco Conference. dria. from a lack of aggressive representa- forting funeral message taking for his (Contlnued on page 4) be our guests this evening and we are ' at his home south of Mather. Mr. Me- A well arranged program was follow- tion throughout the war years, he said text “The New Heaven’’ Revelations In addition to his parents, the new giad indeed that you have honored us ' Lerman was In his 87th year. He had ed and printed reports of the different and he promised, if elected to put Ch. 21 and 22. Hymns sung were "The Bishop elect has one brother and two Glengarry on the map at Toronto. and still further indicated your inter- been in failing health for a number organization for 1944 were distributed. sisters: Mi- Alex Smith of Greenfield; Sister Safejn Hungary est in this congregation by accepting. - of years and confined to bed for the Lord’s My Shepherd’’ and “What a Morning and afternoon sessions were Turning to the 'C,C.F. policies Mr Friend We have in Jesus.” The choir Mrs Donald Emberg of Glen Roy ; and Mrs. M. Barnaby, Glen Robertson, When the Committee appointed by last three years. In spite of this he MacDonald outlined briefly his party’s ; rendered the anthem “Peace Perfect held. Mrs. E. E. Preston, president, pre- Mrs D. Ernest McDonald of Detroit, has received word from Paris that her the Courts of this Church to negotiate never complained and was always cheer siding, Miss M. McGillivray gave the programme, which, ■ he declared was Peace,’’ Mrs J. A. Urquhart presided at Mich. sister, Rev. Mother Augustus of the vrith you Mr McCrimmon in the mat- ful, aimed at preventing any future de- the organ. address of welcome. Mrs Ferry, Mrs His appointment as Bishop of Pem- pressions through monetary reform Sisters of Sion was safe and well in ter of the Jessie M. McCuaig estate, | The service was conducted by Rev N. Dewar and Mrs McRae were appointed broke comes as an honor to his family Pallbearers were; Ernie Wilkes, Del- and better distribution of the purchas- Budapest, Hungary. Prior to her join- made its report to the annual congre- ( pj Wright. Burial was made in the on the business committee, Mrs D. M. the diocese and to his native Glengarry bert L. Scott, Willie Scott, Willie Per- ing power of the people. The steady ing the sisterhood she was Miss Eliza- gational meeting, by formal vote of famiy plot, McLennan reported special items in the which has contributed so many of Its sian, Douglas Johnston and Garnet (Continued on page 8) beth McDonald. the meeting there was expressed ap-1 Dmi)Can 'Ale3ifander McLennan was sons and daughters to the enriching Upton. minutes of the annual meeting of preciation of the efficiency, the tact|born December 14th 1858 at January 18, 1945 as only at an annual of the spiritual life of the country. -Interment was made in the family and readiness to spare no pains ^ ; County, 0nt. In 1894 he ^ meeting could a full report be given. plot in St. Elmo Cemetery. i your constant watchfulness over the;ried ,ohristy ^ MacLeod. ^ had Mrs A. D. Stewart, presbyterial de- The floral offerings included gifts interests of the congregation, and all|Seven of a family! two ^ whom pre_ F0 McIntyre Now from the family, Albert Wilkes, Miss legate to the 31st provincial annual this without monetary remuneration ^^ ^ McLennan. Up 1905 meeting in Calvin Church, Toronto, A.H.S. Chit-Chat Bessie White, Garnet Upton, Mr and Presumed Dead The Committee was instructed to take Mr and Mrs McLennan farmed ^ 0n_ Mrs Clarence MacPhail, Miss A. M. gave a full report of all sessions and Missing on active service since Octo- (Continued on page 8) tario then they and their family moved Gordon Church Congregation of the departments. Specially noted Mildred MacRae | ber 15, 1944, Flying Officer Lynden A. to the Sinkerville district south of were—questions on peace thanksgiving tomato plants on Friday, May 25. We and Mr and Mrs Clarence MacGregor, McIntyre, 29, is now for official pur- We thank all those who bought tags ] Mather. fund inquiries; plans for raising or. -Saturday May 26th. The Comfort hope that those of you have planted Couple Honored On Friends were present from Ottawa, poses presumed to be dead, according The pallbearers, all picked by Mr money could be best arranged by each Club now have $83.83 more to send are withstanding the cold weather. Bucklnhgam Vernon, Williamsburg, to word received by his parentst Mr and Silver Anniversary McLennan some time ago, were Mar- Presbyterial; some were usnig a two- boxes to our -boys who will still he On Tuesday, May 29th Mr Stringer Montreal, Cornwall, Vankleek Hill Mrs. P. D. McIntyre, of Apple Hill. tin Estensen, A. R. Coulthard, BeBn- (Continued on page 7) needing them. We think that our tag- of the National- Film Board showed On Friday evening, May 25th, fri- Winchester, Riceville and Fournier. He attended public school at Apple Mclntyre, Andrew Melvin, Arthur Dou- gers deserve a word of praise, too, for grades 9 and 10 films entitled “Weeds” ends and relatives gathered at the Mr Wilkes w*as born at Fournier, in Hill and high school at Avonmore. glas and Fred Melvin. their hard work. Those who tagged On Wednesday morning Isabel Mac- home of Mr and Mrs Rory A. Fraser, Februrary 1864, a son of the late John Wlien he enlisted In the R.C.A.F. in Left to mourn his passing besides Boys Available To were: Guy Bedard, Gordon Fleming, Millan, one of our ex-pupils, sang for St. Anne de Prescott, Ont. to honour Wilkes and Margaret Hunter. In 1889 May, 1942, he was with the Depart- his wdow are three daughters Mrs V. Catherine MacDonald, Theresa Mac- us during assembly. Her accompanist them on the occasion of their silver he married Nancy Nixon, also of Four- Assist On Farms ment of Munitions and Supply, Otta- Kinnon ,Mary Macintosh, Sylvia Rosen was Mrs D. M. Macleod Our applause wedding anniversary. C. Grant, Catherine and Muriel and nier and she predeceased him In Oc- wa. Graduating August 20, 1943, at two sons, Rory and Roderick, of Math berg, Vivien Graham, J&fris Dewar, was an indication of our appreciation A very pleasant programme, under tober of last year. The Boys’ Bureau of the Federation London, Ont., as navigator he was er. Also surviing is a sister, Mrs C. F. Betty MacBain, Viola Ingram, Collette of Isabel’s talent. the chairmanship of Rev. W. D. Reid Mr Wilkes Is survived by three sons of Catholic Charities, Montreal, has a commissioned Pilot Officer the same If you have any magazines to send McMillan of Pine River, Minn. and two daughers—Albert J. at home; day and went overseas in September, Bedard, Claudette Pilon,.'Marie Claire was enjoyed by all. It Included violin number of boys twelve years of age Mayer, Yvette Charlebois, Alma Le- to the Navy League the Girl Guides and piano selections vocal solos, duets Those from a dstance attending the Clifford at Vernon; Henry A. and Mrs 1943, as Pilot Officer. He was promot- and over who are anxious to spend the mieux. Fatsy McIntosh, Myma Mac- would like to have them before school and community singing. service were Mr. V. C. Grant, Mr. N. Dora Campbell In Maxville. and Mrs ed to Flying Officer in April, 1944. * Kenzie, Joan Gelineau, Margaret Mac- closes so that they can parcel them. During the evening the couple were MacLeod, Mrs. A. McNab, all of Win- A. G. MacGregor, MacDonald’s Grove. summer on farms, according to J. F. On October 1, 1941, he married Mar- leod, Colombe Lauzon, Annette Proulx As examinations begin to-day, Fri- presented with a silver tea service. A nipeg ■ Mr and Mrs. Martin Estensen, A brother, Albert Wilkes of Fournier, Dalton, supervisor, who was in Alex- jorie Horsefield, of Moose Jaw, Nancy Graham, Adlelle Rosenberg, day, June 1, this Is the last column congratulatory address was read by Mr. Irving Estensen, Mr. D. W. Elves, and a sister Mrs Mary Means of Mis- andria, on Monday. Glengarry far- Sask. Mrs. Mcntyre resides at 133 Mi' and Mrs Tom McConnel, Mr and souri, also survive. He also leaves five Echo Drive, Ottawa. He is survived by Marsha Greenspon, Julia Barbara. of the year. We should like to thank Miss Florence MacRae and the pre- mers who are interested may write Colette Bedard and Claudette Pilon the editor of the “Glengarry News,' entation was made by Mrs Alex Mc- Mrs George McConnel Mr and Mrs grandchildren; Martha, Margaret and his wife, his parents, and a sister, Miss Mr. Dalton at 1201 Phillips Place, brought in the most money. $13.88 for his courtesy In extending space to Kinrion, to which the couple very Steve Hogland, Mrs Ben Ackroyd, all David MacGregor and Jean and Bobbie Eileen M. McIntyre, Reg. N., on the We raised $40. from the sale of our us. fittingly replied. of Sarler, North Dakota. ( Wilkes. Montreal, staff of Cornwall General Hospital, The Glenjrarrj- New*, Alexandria, Ont, Friday, June 1, 1945 VOTE FOR THESE PROGRESSIVE

PRESENTED on these pages are your Progressive nearly all with previous experience in municipal Conservative Candidates in the Province of and county affairs. Ontario who are seeking your support in the election All are men worthy of your support. to be held on Monday, June 4th. Vote for the Progressive Conservative Candidate Nearly one half of these candidates are returned on MONDAY, JUNE 4th. men who have had overseas service. There are Return the Drew Government to power with a many farmers, business men, professional men; WORKING MAJORITY.

ADDINGTON ALGOMA- BRANT BRANTFORD BRUCE COCHRANE NORTH COCHRANE SOUTH DUFFER1N-SIMC0E MANITOULIN

_ GEORGE DREW

Leader of the Progressive Conservative John A. Fullerton, Capt. John P. Fraser, CpI. Stanley H. Dye, P. Tohnstonty A. H. Acres, Michel Hallé, Capt. Bev. A. W. Thessalon Barford Brantford Walkerton Britannia Bay Hearst Downer. Party of Ontario—Soldier, author, states- Dantroon man, former alderman, ex-mayor of Elected to Legis- Furniture and Un- Farmer. Born at Golf club maker. Farmer. 3rd gen- Member Legisla- Mining business. Druggist. Gradu- Clergyman. Elect* dertaking busi- Burford, son of old Born in England, eration farming lature since 1923. ate Ontario Col- èd to Legislature Guelph, lawyer, and the fighting leader lature, 1943. Born Brant family. Was Bom in Quebec, ness. Born on homestead. Speci- Farmer. Farms lege of Pharmacy, 1937, re - elected O.C. “C" Squad- Brantford resident resident Cochrane at Arden. Hard- farm. Estab- alizes in Jersey over 800 acres. Toronto. Licensed of his party who leads ninety candidates ron 210 Dragoons. 15 years. Enlisted 1943. Served over- lished in Thessa- cattle. 4 years Livestock dealer district for past 25 pilot, operated in the fight to free Ontario from the threat ware merchant, Rejected for over- seas, padre im lon 14 years, pre- seas. Long mem- 1940 Royal Hamil- councillor, 3 years specializing in im- own flying school viously engaged years. Was in In- Canadian Army. of State Socialism. A vote on Monday, Hereford cattle ber militia. En- ton Light Infantry. reeve Brant ported registered at Larder Lake in farming. Has gaged in mixed Twp. One son in stock. Member surance business. Served in Italy. breeder. Member Wounded at prior to war. Ex- June 4th, for the Progressive Conserva- one brother over- farming, specializ- R.C.A.F. overseas. County Council Now at Camp Bor- seas, another re- ing in purebred Dieppe. Actively Served on Hearst pert linguist. school board since Family long prom- for several years, den. Keenly inter- tive Candidate is a vote for Freedom. cently discharged. Holsteins. Coun- interested in Town Council. Member public inent in municipal was youngest ested in soldiers" 1926.. Chairman 7 10 years on Thes- cillor and Reeve school board. 2 salon municipal Burford Twp. Past sports and com- and community Reeve ever elec- Trustee Separate years on munici- and veterans' wel- council. Warden Brant. munity work. activities. ted. School Board. pal council. fare»

HALDIMAND- DURHAM ELGIN ESSEX NORTH FORT WILLIAM GLENGARRY GRENVILLE-DUNDAS GREY SOUTH NORFOLK HALTON

Hon. Dr. R. P. Vivian, Fletcher S. Thomas, H. Drouillard, Murdoch^ Lt.»Col. R. A. Keane, Hon. Geo. H. Dr. Mackinnon H. A. McCauley. Chcs. H. Martin, Ossie F. Villeneuve, Phillips. Stanley Hall, Vernon C. Knowle*,, Port Hope St. Thomas Riverside Harrow Fort William Maxville Chollies, Flesherton Simcoe Streetsville Hamilton Morrisburg Owen Sound Minister of Health Farmer. Born Peel Sales Supervisor. Elected to Legisla- O.C. famous Lake Has one of the Vice - Chairman Physician. Served Planing mill oper- Elected to Legisla- Elected to Legisla- Sales Manager. ator. Born at ture, by - election County. Enlisted Bom in Riverside ture, 1943. Con- Superior Regiment largest livestock Ontario Hydro with 45th Artillery Bom in St. Thom- and Welfare. Elec- with Can. Field Euphrasia of Scot- March 20, 1944. ture, 1943. Life- servative Whip. In now on active ser- businesses in Eas- Commission, Mini- overseas last war. as, graduate Col- Artillery last war. of well-known ster without Port- tish parentage. Long established long farmer, born | ted to Legislature, wholesale egg vice. Joined regi- tern Ontario. Has Graduate in Medi- in music business umbia University, Wounded in French - Canadian folio. Member Leg- Served overseas in Halton County 1943. Graduate France. Saw ser- business. Born in ment when first 3 brothers in ac- cine, Toronto Uni- in Simcoe. Bom New York. Widely islature since 2J/2 years last of pioneer family. vice with North family. Has served mobilized. Return- tive army. Born versity, Post Gra- war. Wounded. in Walpole Town- travelled in Can- Toronto Univer- England, Scottish 1929. Has reduc- ship of pioneer Russian Exp. ed to Canada to at Maxville, President Elesher- Manager Milton ada and United as councillor, de- descent. Came to ed rural Hydro duate, Harper stock. 15 years sity. Keenly inter- Force to Arch- jf)in paratroopers, French - Canadian ton Legion. Reeve District Co-Opera- States. Extensive angel. Graduate puty reeve, reeve rates, abolished Hospital, Detroit. member Simcoe ested in cancer re- Canada 1923. Sev- injured. Rejoined parentage. Served 7 years, past War- experience in O.A.C. Has been service charge, in- Coroner for Grey School Board, 2 tive. Keenly in- and mayor of Riv- Lake Superior's. 5 years on muni- augurated 5-year den Grey County. sales and adver- search, public Agricultural Rep- eral years on Har- County, where he years Chairman. terested in agri- One of youngest cipal council, 5 plan to electrify Chairman Flesher- Lost only son over- tising business. 1 health and hospi- resentative of El- erside. Past War- row School Board gin 1927 to April commanding offi- years on High rural Ontario com- has practised for ton High School seas, Pilot Officer cultural improve- Alderman, Hamil- ; talization. 27, 1945. den Essex County. and Town Council. cers in field. School Board. pletely. past twenty years. Board. in R.C.A.F. ment. ton City Council,

HAMILTON- WENTWORTH HASTINGS EAST HASTINGS WEST HURON HURON-BRUCE EENORA BENT EAST KENT WEST KINGSTON LAMBTON EAST

B. 6. •‘Bob'* Elliott, Roseoe Robson, |. Fred Wilson. Dr. R. H. Taylor. I. W. Hanna, Hon. W. G. Geo. W. Parry, Bryan Cat heart. Hamilton Holloway Belleville Dashwood Wingham Thompson, Paincourt Kingston Watford Corunna Blenheim Foreman. Bom in Advertising execu- Elected to Legisla- Farmer. Born in Elected to Legisla- Elected to Legisla- Engaged in min- Minister Lands Farmer. Bom in Elected to Legisla- Treasurer War- Business man. tive. Born on : Simcoe County. ture 1943. Farm- Hastings County, ture 1943. Physi- ture 1943. Merch- ing business. Born and Forests. Elec- Kent County. Past ture 1943. Den- wick Twp. for 34 Born in Spokane, farm. As Chair- er, school teacher, ted to Legislature tist. Graduate To- Too young to en- man Ontario Blood cian. Born in ant. His firm has in England. Wash., Canadian soldier. Served of Irish parentage. 1943. Farmer and President Kent ronto University. years. Life - long list in last war, Donor Committee, London, is gradu- Knows Northern parentage. Lived overseas last war been established grain dealer. Re- Federation of Ag- Born in Halton Ca. Watford resident. became a war- Can. Red Cross Member Sidney ate of University at Courtright and Society has been with 73rd Battery. for 60 years in Ontario thorough- organized fire 5 years overseas Corunna for past • worker at 13 years Township council of Western On- riculture. Vice- Chairman local | of age. Under- a tireless worker Specializes in Wingham. Has ly. Attended ranging^ directing service last war 44 years. Estab- 1 mixed farming. tario. President attack on bud- Chairman Ontario with 1st Field Am- stands labor prob- for this organiza- 10 years. 6 years served as coun- school in Hailey- Red Cross, Vice- lished in business : lems. Keenly in- tion. Director Former president War Services worm menace suc- Bean Growers' bulance. Son just in Corunna 20 Hamilton Cham- two cheese factor- Reeve. Is present cillor for 8 years bury and Toronto. returned from President People's i terested in labor board in his dis- cessfully. Re- Marketing Board. years. Member ber of Commerce ies. Long experi- and mayor for 5 Oldest son now claimed for On- overseas. Board | and welfare work. for nearly 25 Warden of Hast- trict. Is well- Telephone Co., Moore Twp. Coun- ence in municipal years. Keenly in- serving with tario 13 million Trustee of Raleigh of Education 7 cil, Children's Aid i Ten years service years. Past Presi- field. Reeve Thur- known for his acres Crown years, 4 years Hamilton City ings County. Op- terested in affairs Royal Canadian & Dover school Forest. Long mu- Society for Lamb- dent National low Township sev- charitable work in Lands wrongfully alderman, Mayor ton. One son over- Council Y.M.C.A. Navy. i Council. eral years. erates dairy farm. his constituency. of his riding. leased. board. 6 years. nicipal service. seas, R.C.A.F.

LEEDS LINCOLN SOUTH MUSKOKA-ONTARIO NIAGARA FALLS NIPISSING NORTHUMBERLAND MIDDLESEX NORTH ONTARIO OTTAWA EAST

ffoii. Gee. H. Deucelh Major Arthur "Tiger'* Walter B. Reynolds, Hon. Chas. H. Daley, Hon. W. G. Webster, Thomas L. Patrick, Harry M. Allen. Carl D. Hanniwell, John A. Alien. W. A. Goodfollow, T. K. Creighton, K.C., CarletoB Place Lambeth Welsh, D.S.O., Niagara Falls North Bay Codxington Christie A. St. Catharines London Hderton Sunderland Oshawa McDonald. Farmer, timber Soldier, farmer. Hydro Commis- Insurance under- Elected to Legisla- Minister of High- First elected to Minister of La- Liquor Commis- Elected to Legisla- Lawyer. Born Business execu- ways and Public bour, Chairman of Graduate Faculty sioner. Born and Legislature, 1937, sioner, Minister ture 1943. Live- dealer. Born in writer. Veteran ture, 1943 by larg- Middlesex County. tive. Son of Irish- Works. First elec- Niagara Parks of Education, To- re-elected 1943. without Portfolio. stock exporter,, is Delaware Twp., raised on farm at est majority ever Honor graduate ted to Legislature, Commission. Ex- ronto University. last war. Has exe- Scottish parents, Elected to Legisla- expert on sheep Served with dis- St. David's. Gra- Political Science 1937, re-elected Chairman of Con- mayor St. Cathar- Middlesex, Irish cutive post in polled in county. 5th generation to 1943. Has kept ture 1943. Gradu- raising. Member tinction, R.A.F. duate Commerce University of To- servative Caucus, ines, 5 successive descent. Public North Bay Branch ! Ontario highways ate Engineer, To- several Sheep last war, won and Finance, A farmer, he is ronto. Served be born in Ot- in excellent con- terms. Enlisted Croix de Guerre Deputy Speaker ronto University. Breeders' Associa- school trustee 6 Queen's Univer- of Canadian Leg- keenly interested overseas last war tawa Valley. Co- dition despite war 1916 4th Am. Sub- Served overseas (Belgium). Com- of Legislature, tions. Former years. 4 years on sity. Worked at ion. Wide bank- with 75th Bn. shortages. Built Park, served over- last war. Two sons manded 1st Anti- in agricultural founder Junior Ot- addition at On- Tank Battery in factory jobs from Graduate Os- 1945. President seas to war's end. now on active ser- Vice - President Delaware Twp. ing experience in tawa Board of jiario Hospital, Elected to Legisla- Sicily and Italy. bull gang to of- and municipal af- goode Hall. Chair- Coal Carriers vice, one, a pris- London Twp. Agri- many towns in ( Orillia. His post- ture 1943. Son Council. Chair- Awarded D.S.O. fice. 3 years man Board, Osh- Trade. Founder war plans guar- oner of war, just cultural Council. and Bar. Severely fairs. Eleven years awa General Hos- Shipping Associa- and son - in - law man 8th Victory alderman and 2 Northern Ontario. and first chairman antee Ontario fin- released. Operates Former councillor wounded. Invalid- pital. Life mem- tion. Mayor of overseas. Keenly Lived in North municipal and jest highways sys- interested in fair 4 factories em- and deputy reeve Loan Committee ed home Decem- years Mayor Nia- ber Canadian Ottawa Citizens tem in the Domin- Brockville 6 years. labour laws. ploying 400. London Twp. for Delaware. ber 1944. gara Falls. Bay 18 years. county experience. Legion. Forum. The Glengarry Newt, Alexandria, Oat, Friday, June 1, 1945 PAGE a CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES IN ONTARIO-JUNE 4

OXFORD PARRY SOUND PEEL PERTH PETERBOROUGH PORT ARTHUR PRESCOTT PRINCE EDWARD- RAINY RIVER LENNOX

Major Rev. R. O. Stanley R. Hunt, James^S. ^Dempsey, Lt. Col. Herbert Cook, Hon. Geo. H. Dunbar. T. R. Dent. C. W. Cragg. Hon. Col. T. L, I. Fred Edwards. Capl. Harold R. Scott. Joseph St. Denis, Jos. deC. Hepburn, Wilkes. M.C.. Pembroke Ottawa Woodstock Parry Sound Kennedy, Palmerston Peterborough Port Arthur Plcton Rainy River Dixie Provincial Secre- Elected to Legisla- Lawyer. Born at Minister of Agri- Druggist. Gradu- Elected to Legisla- General contrac- Farmer, cheese Coal merchant. Clergyman. Gra- Elected to Legisla- Contractor, lum- tary, Minister Mu- ture, 1943. Farmer Ingersoll, Gradu- culture. Farmer. ate, Ontario Col- tor. Served with Sitting member of duate Wycliffe ture 1943. Farmer berman and lege of Pharmacy. ture, 1943. Started •52nd Bn. in last producer. Life- farmer. Has long nicipal Affairs; and cattle Breeder. ate Toronto Uni- Has farmed for 43 Ontario Legisla- College, Toronto. and former school Born on farm and years at Dixie, his Been in business in lumber business war, enlisting as long resident in Enlisted June teacher. Born in experience in road Game and Fish. versity, Osgoode ture. Has 2 sons Takes keen inter- specializes in birthplace. Com- in Palmerston for at 16, now suc- private rising to 1940. Padre No. 5 Wilberforce Twp. and railroad con- purebred cattle, Hall. Member manded First Can- past 18 years. In- rank of captain. riding. Member and one daughter struction, sawmill est in municipali- cessful operator. General Hospital Veteran World ties. Stocking On- one of which held Parry S ound adian Brigade in terested especially Organized and of town council. serving in armed overseas, trans- War I, with 3 operator and has took overseas in large scale lum- tario's lakes and world's record Board of Educa- last war. Elected in welfare of un- Served overseas years' service derprivileged chil- this war Lake Su- Takes active part forces. Was edu- ferred to Royal ber interests. Has livers with fish butter fat produc- tion. 3 years to Legislature last war with For- Canadian Regi- overseas. Fifteen 1923 -26 -29, re- dren. Chairman perior Regiment cated at Picton thorough knowl- and plans to cre- tion. One son in member of Coun- in all community ment. Received years in municipal R.C.N. President elected 1937, 1943. Victory Loan Com- estry Corps rising (Mortar). Medical and Trinity Col- edge of Canada ate one of the fin- cil. Has keen In- Military Cross for politics as coun- est game and fish Holstein - Friesian Established per- mittee. Has wide to rank of lieuten- discharge 1943. affairs. Former lege, Toronto. and his home terest in civic af- Serving on Port Popular, highly evacuating woun- cillor and reeve. County in particu- areas in the Do- Breeders Assn. Di- manent 23-man experience in ant. Now captain member of On- rector Royal Win- fairs. President Agricultural Com- business and in- Arthur Utilities respected In his ded under heavy Past Warden of lar. Present reeve minion. Veteran County. of last war. ter Fair. Board of Trade. mittee. dustry. In Reserve army. ! Commission. tario Legislature. riding. fire. of Renfrew.

SAULT STE. MARIE STORMONT SUDBURY TEMISKAMING VICTORIA WELLAND WELLINGTON RUSSELL NORTH

D. C. Merkley, W. Jack McMeeken. George G. Johnston, Dr. J. D. McPhee, J. L. McDonald. T. S. Wilson, Copt. R. D. Camming, Hon. Leslie M. Frost. Dr. S- F. Lea vine. T. Harry Lewis, John Root, Billings Bridge Sault Ste. Marie Minesing Pt. McNicoll Harrison's Coiners Sadbary K.C., K.C., Kitchener Galt Welland Orton Haileybazy Lindsay Brick manufac- Produce business. Elected to Legisla- Elected to Legisla- Elected to Legisla- Insurance agent. Lawyer. Bom in Provincial Treas- Physician. Born President of Can- Contractor. Born Farmer and live- Born in Guelph, turer. Born in Mayor of Sault ture, 1943. Sta- ture, 1943. Physi- ture, 1943. Farmer. Grenfell, Sask., urer. Lawyer. qt Elgin, Leeds adian General in England. Serv- stock dealer. Finch, Stormont. tionary Engineer but resident of Elected to Legis- Ste. Marie for 9 cian. Is County Born at Harrison's graduate Osgoode Rubber Co. Ltd., ed 7 consecutive U.E.L. descendant, Long business ex- and Manager. Sudbury many lature 1937, re- Co. Graduate consecutive terms. Coroner and Corners. Served years as aider- perience. Is mem- Born near Mine- years. 4 years Hall. Gunner with elected 1943. Bom Queen's Univer- Galt. This com- bom on grand- Alderman for 14 M.O.H. for Port overseas last war ber of Ottawa & sing on farm. service overseas C.F.A. in last war ip Orillia, gradu- sity in Medicine pany engaged in man, and six father's farm years. Chairman McNicoll. Gradu- with 8th Bn. Two in last war. Was Hull Citizens' Re- Manufacturer 40 and twice wound- ate University of gnd Arts. Seiyed war production to years as Mayor of which he now op- habilitation Com- local Employment ate in medicine, years councillor, in jewellery busi- Welland. Hon. years. Three sons ed. Rejected for Toronto, Osgoode 7 years on city fijll capacity. Born erates. Is publia mittee, and Ot- Advisory Commit- Toronto Univer- 9 years as reeve ness for many member Can- tawa-St. Lawrence on active service. years. Executive service in this Hall. 3 years over- CounciL Rejected and educated in school trustee and tee and local ra- Chairman of sity. One of Port Cornwall Twp., seas in last war. adian Legion; Industrial Acci- tion board. Direc- member Canadian war. Captain for service last St. Catharines, son serving on Victory dent Prevention school board, 28 McNicoll's earliest and Past Warden Legion. Member Decreased On- Chairman Recrea- tor of Board of ip Reserve Army, war and this war. of late Hon. J. D. Loan Committee. Assn. Has lived years school trus- residents. Only of United Coun- Soldiers' Aid Com- tario's debt, main- tion Centre Com- practised law in in Russell County Trade. Resident tee. Past Presi- son. Warrant Offi- ties. President mission and Sud- tained services flember 2/24 Chaplin. Has mittee. Interested Keenly interested since early child- of Sault Ste. Marie dent, Rural Sec- cer, R.C.A.F. over- Stormont Cheese bury Hydro Com- Haileybury for 20 and no increase in Field Ambulance, long experience in in soldiers' reha- in young people's hood. for 49 years. tion O.E.A. seas. Producing Assn. mission. years. faxation. Reserve. business. bilitation. work.

WELLINGTON WENTWORTH WINDSOR- WINDS OR- YORK WEST Toronto Toronto Toronto SOUTH SANDWICH WALKERVILLE BELLWOODS BRACONDALE DOVERCOU1T

W. E. Hamilton* Fit. Lt. W. K. Lt. Col. Wm. Wing Cxndr. Rev. John A. Leslie, Copt. Howard J. John^ Allan. T. A. Murphy, Dr. J. P. F. Williams. Lt. H. H. Hyndntan, Wm. ^Duckworth, Guelph Warrender, Griesinger, M. C. Davies. Scaxboro Mackenzie. M.C., Sale. Toronto Toronto Hamilton Roseland Walkerville Woodbridge Toronto Insurance execu- Lawyer. B.A. Mc- Lumberman. Es- Clergyman. Rec- Manager. Has Farmer. Descend- Merchant. Bom in Merchant. Bom on Business man. Physician. Gradu- Officer, R. C. N. Insurance agent. tive. Past Presi- Master University, tablished in busi- tor St. George's lived in Scarboro ant of Highland Penetanguish e n e. farm In Weston. Long service in ate Toronto Uni- Born at Oakville. LL.B., University Church, Walker- since boyhood. Scottish parents. First elected to ness since 1913. Established own Educated Trinity dent Board of of Toronto, gradu- ville, for 23 years. Farmed until 1923. Has brilliant mili- Overseas last Ontario Legisla- versity. Prac- College School, 4 years overseas Legislature 1934, Trade, and Y.M.- ate Osgoode Hall. Enlisted 1943. Public School tary record in last business in Brant- war 4 years ture, elected 1926, tised medicine in R.M.C. Joined re-elected 1937, C.A. Is active Worked on T. H. last war with 19th Four years service Trustee. Was De- war. Severely ford, which he 48th Highlanders. re-elected 1934, Dresden; later To- Navy 1939. Served leader in business & B. Rly., is mem- Bn. Has just re- as Chaplain in- puty Reeve of wounded at Vimy. sold on outbreak Twice wounded, 1937, 1943. Man- ronto. Associate on H.M.S. "Hood." 194.3. Elected ta and community ber Brotherhood linquished com- cluding overseas. Scarboro 5 years, Keenly interested On Malta convoy, Railway Signal- Chaplain Western and 5 years on in municipal af- of war, being in promoted on field. ager - Director To- Coroner for To- City Council'1931. life. Former chair- mand of Sault Ste. Australian des- men. Was dele- Air Command, and York County fairs. Member Reserve. Enlisted Ex-Lieutenant York ronto Dairies. 17 ronto. 5 years troyer "Nestor" Has lived in rid- man Çed Cross, Marie - Sudbury gate Hamilton Dis- Deputy Director Council. Ten York County for overseas ser- Rangers (R). Past years superintend- member, now and H.M.S. "Nel- Community Chest, Regiment. Has ing over 35 years. trict Trades & La- Chaplain Service, years elected Council. Chair- vice 1940. Danger- President, Canad- ent Toronto Road- Chairman Board son". Escort duty Victory Loan cam- bor Council. Mem- been 30 years in R.C.A.F., Ottawa. man Board of Edu- member Scarboro ously injured in ian Legion. Mayor Channel on D- Born near Fergus. paigns. Is Lieut- ber City Council. military service. 5 years on Wind- Public Utilities cation, Chair- ways Dept. Born of Education. Only Day, 2nd in com- enant in Reserve Member, Cana- Member Canadian sor Board of Edu- Commission and is man Reforestra- England while on of Weston since in Ireland, edu- son Major in R.C.- mand H.M.C.S. Artillery. dian Legion. Legion. cation. now Chairman. tion Committee. duty. 1942. cated in Toronto. Â.M.C., overseas. “Chaudière".

Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto EGUNTON HIGH PARK PARKDALE RIVERDALE ST. ANDREW'S ST. DAVID'S ST. GEORGE'S WOODBINE

20 MONTHS OF CONSTRUCTIVE GOVERNMENT

Carried out 22-point programme. Assumed 50 per cent education costs. Reduced cost of electricity. Hon. L. E. Blackwell, Geo. Drew, Dr. Gordon J. Millen, D. R. Michener. Hon. Dana Porter, Major A. Kelso G. C. Elgie. K.C.. K.C.. K.C.. Toronto K.C., K.C., Roberts. K.C.. Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto 48-hour week. Statutory holidays with pay. Attorney - General. Premier of Ontar- Speaker last Leg- Dentist. Bom in Graduate in law, Lawyer. Graduate Minister Planning Elected to Legisla- Lawyer. Born on Elected to Legis- io. Born in Guelph. islature. Elected Toronto. Graduate Toronto Univer- Alberta Univer- and Development. ture 1943. Born farm at Dresden. Has brilliant ser- sity, and Oxford. Impartial LabourRelations Board. lature 1943 with 1937, re-elected Toronto Univer- sity. Osgoode Elected to Legis- in Belleville. Gra- huge majority. Is vice record in last Rhodes Scholar. duate Toronto Uni- Graduate Western Agriculture organized by Farmers. 1943. Mayor of sity. Served over- student when he youngest Attorney- war overseas with Has B.C.L. degree, lature 1943. Law- versity, Osgoode seas last war with enlisted in 1941. member British University, Os- General in his- Canadian Artil- Toronto 4 years. yer. Born in To- Hall. Served over- Forest resources regulated. tory of Province. lery. As Minister Awarded C. B. E. C.A.D.C. Two sons Served in France Bar Assn. Prac- goode Hall. Long with Fort Garry tised law in To- ronto, graduate seas last war. Toronto lawyer. of Education as- in 1935. An out- officers in R.C.N. aldermanic ser- Opened Ontario House overseas. Graduate Osgoode sumed 50% over- Member Board of Horse, mentioned ronto over 20 Toronto University, Taken prisoner, standing, public- escaped from Ger- Hall. Served over- all cpsts educa- Education 1 year, in despatches. years. Lieutenant, Osgoode Hall. vice, polling larg- Artillery (R). Hon. man prison camp. Established Overseas Services seas last war, lost tion. Instituted spirited citizen. Twice wounded, est vote in city's scripture study in served on City Counsel, Cana- M.A. from Oxford. Keenly interested right leg at Cam- Very active in se- second time seri- Club. brai. Has given schools. Set up Council 6 years. dian Red Cross Huge plans for In veterans' af- history. Elected to curing hospital ac- President, Dan- ously at Falaise. (Ontario Division). fairs. Lieutenant direct ballot to Royal Commission post-war develop- Legislature, 1934, $68,000,000 in Victory Bonds. soldiers overseas, for complete sur- commodation for forth Business Returned April Governor Western last war, now and in Canada. vey of education. wounded soldiers. Men's Association. 1945. Hospital. ment of Ontario. major in militia. 1937. Has fulfilled all Created Sound Financial Position. his promises. Recreation and Tourist Develop- ment. Rehabilitation for Veterans. All this and more has meant good A Good Candidate for Every Riding Government. Never did the right to vote mean so much. Vote for the Progressive Conservative -Every Second Man a War Veteran Candidate on June 4. PUBLISHED BY THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF ONTARIO Page 4 The Glengarry New*, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, June 1, 1945

Mrs George Câlbick visited friends Miss Ruth MacLean, Montreal was M A. and Mr. D. J. Stewart on Sunday PICNIC GROVE ! COUNTY NEWS in Montreal Sunday till Tuesday even- at her home, Friday till Sunday even- Mr.Jand Mrs. W. A. MacKinnon, ing. ing. VOTE ASYOUUKC... Mr. Wm. Blyth and Mr. D. D. Mac- Mr and Mrs Geo. Upton, Cornwali MAXVILLE Mrs R. B. Buchan is spending the The Glengarry- Stormont Sunday Kinnon were in Cornwall on Monday. and Mrs E. Fourney, of Foster, Quebec week with her mother, Mrs George School Convention of the United —o were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mss Aida Winter and Miss Betty Auckland, North Augusta. Church will be held in St James Thorburn of Gaspe N.S. who are train- GLEN SANDFIELD Mrs Geo Fourney and family. Mrs W. M. McLean, spent the week Church, Avonmore, on May 30 with - sur VOTE! Ross Fraser spent Tuesday in Ot- ing in the Royal Victoria Hospital end in Ottawa where she attended tire first session at 2.00 o’clock. tawa. Montreal were guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs. Reid and Mi's. Gilbert Mc- the wedding of her nephew, Gerald Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Duncan McDonald and Jean= E. S. Winter and Gordon Winter for Rae who were delegates to the W.M. Spero to Miss Lois Box in St. James Leonard Hurd were Winfield Blaney Mr.s Fred McLeod, Billie McLeod and: the week end returning to their duties S., Conference Branch convention held United Church on Saturday. and his daughter, Mrs. Bill Parchman, Donald Macintosh, visited with friends tn Sunday morning. last week in Sherbrooke, Que. returned Miss Mabel R. White was a week end with her daughter. at St. Lawrence Sanatorium Sunday Miss Jessie .Cameron. Montreal came guest of her sister, Mrs. Arnold Good- on Thursday to their respective homes. Miss Kathleen Robertson and Miss last. on Wednesday to spend a few days Mrs. Arthur MacMillan/* and in of Spencervilie and was present at Fernande Lavigueur of the Williams- Mr and Mrs Scott Fraser spent Fri- with Mr and Mrs Alex McGregor and daughter Mildred left on Thursday to a meeting of the Executive of the town Public School staff, were at their day and Saturday in Riverfield, Que ether relatives. Weir Clan when they were entertained spend some time with friends in homes for the week end . "SAMOA' attending the 25th wedding anniver- Rev. J. H. Hamilton, chairman of Gaspe. at luncheon by the Honorary Presi- Mr. and Mrs. Earle Eppstadt and sary of Mrs FT-aser’s brother, Mr. and the Montreal-Ottawa Conference of the dent; Mrs. W. S. McQueen. Mrs. Neil MacMillan is at present daughter, Lynn, Ottawa, visited his Mrs Arnold McKell which was attend- United Church ,was in Montreal for Miss Edith MacLean is spending se- at her home here after having spent parents Mr and Mrs George Eppstadt Miss Stella Coe, Ottawa, was a guest Tuesday. ed by 100 relatives. the week end returning home Monday veral days the guest of Mrs James Cur several months with her niece Mrs. ever Sunday. of Mr and Mrs M. Marshall, recently. Osie Villeneuve, popular candidate evening . 1 ran, Avonmore. Jack1- Hutchinson of Kirkland Lake, Miss Eden Ellis, Ottawa ,was a visit- Congratulations to Mr and Mi's for the Progressive Conservative party Week end visitors were Capt. Camp- Mr and Mrs Ewan McMillan and Miss Isabel Morrow who was visiting or at her home on Sunday. Charles Blaney on the birth of a son at the Provincial election spoke over Drew Refutes family, Cornwall visited Mrs E. A. Me Jbell Fraser, L.AJC. Donald Fraser, Miss relatives in Russell, returned to town Miss Audrey Metcalfe was a holiday on Sunday, May 27th. C.K.S.P. on Wednesday evening at Ewen and family on Sunday. on Tüësday, the guest of Mrs A. T. Marion Reid, Miss Isabel Ford and (Continued from page 1) and week end visitor with Mi’, and Mrs Chalmers Hamilton, Montreal, was eight o’clock. Whatever their party Mr. Archie Lacombe. antee we can have that Canada will re Mrs W. H. Sproule, Ottawa accom- Morrow, Mr and Mrs H. J. Morrow Vernon Metcalfe Ralph and Ian Met- a week end visitor at his home. affiliation his Maxville friends were panied by her nephew, Fred Clark, and on Thursday left for her home h? Empire day was observed in our main free, and the school curriculum: calfe. Mis,s Elma Stewart of Montreal was pleased tc hear him give his excellent Regina. school. An interesting programme based must be so modified as to ensure the R.C.N.V.R. Jasper Park, spent Sunday 'BORN—At Maxville, on May 23rd, J a week end visitor with her mother, address. • evening with her sister, Mrs William Miss Hughena McMillan , Ottawa a son, Peter Albert, to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Ellen Stewart and Gordon Stew- on the Empire was given very accept- teaching of democratic, Christian., Dousett and brother D .D. and Mrs spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. ably by the pupils, after which deli- ideas and ideals. John Lacroix (Georgette Viau). art. SUCCESSFUL EUCHRE McGregor. Myles McMillan. cious refreshments were served. We Miss Lois McMillan, Prescott and P. Mr and Mrs J. A. Dixon, Miss Mae Mrs. L. Dorie was in charge of a The next Ontario legislature must congratulate Mrs. McIntyre for the L. McMillan, Ottawa, were at their and George Dixon, Mrs J. M. MacLean euchre for the Maxville Sewing Club see one party with a clear over-all ma- success of this performance. home for the week end. and Miss Ruth Benton, attended the held in the town hall with. $10.50 pro- jority and only the progressive Conser- o Mr and Mrs Murdoch McKenzie were play “His Name was Aunt Nellie” in ceeds which was turned over to the atives, Mr. Drew decluared, can possibly visitors to Ottawa Friday and Saturday Dunvegan Hall on Friday evening reception fund. First prizes were won LANCASTEB elect a sufficient number of members- and on Tuesday evening left for Van- Mrs Onesime Rose, Miss Pauline by Miss Rta Derouchie and Bert Mc- to ensure stable government of the couvre where they will visit his parents Rose, Cornwall, Raymond Fillon and Province. He closed with an appeal for Bain, while the consolation prizes Sincerest sympathy is extended to Farm and Garden Tools Mi' and Mrs Ross McKenzie and other Denise Pilion, Apple Hill were Sunday went to Miss Ella Dorie and Andrew support of Mr Villeneuve at the polls relatives and friends of Mrs. D. Mor- friends in that city and in Victoria. visitors with Mr and Mrs Joseph on June 4th . McBain. rison, whose death occurred on Sun- : Howard O’Hara, Cornwall, was in Clavette and family. During the evening FO and Mrs o We have on hand a good stock of the following tools — day, May 27th. Most tools are still in short supply and you will do well town with his mother, Mrs R. T. Mr and Mrs Lionel Villeneuve, Mrs Earle Eppstadt were presented with to consider these prices and buy now. O’Hara for the week end. Simon Villeneuve and Mrs Roger Com- a gift. Cpl Frances Laframboise, a member Garden rakes, 70c. Dandelion rakes $1.20 Miss Muriel McRae who Was home tois and daughter, Denise were in Lunch was served by the refreshment of the C.W.A.C. Pipe Band, is spending SUBSCRIBE FOR THE a furlough at home in South Lancas- Field and garden hoes 70c and 90c. for Victoria Day and the week end re- Hawkesbury on Friday. committee. turned on Monday to her teaching Mr and Mrs Simon Pilion, Apple Hill ter. Adjustable garden cultivators, five teeth $2,00 and $1.25 duties in Oshawa where she has been Brume rakes 75c. visited Mr and Mrs Lucien Pilion on HIGH SCHOOL “AT HOME” EN- WO 1 Laurence Brady, R.C.A.F., GLENGARRY NEWS' appointed to the permanent staff of Sunday. JOYABLE EVENT and Trooper Donald Brady, C.A.C. were Forks and Shovels, all descriptions and prices. the Public Schools. Miss Reta Deguire Was a week end One of the most enjoyable and most jhome on 48 hour leave. Scythes and Snaths, both grass and bush. Rev. L. H. Barclay of Ottawa, oc- visitor to Ottawa. successful “At Homes” which is an Mrs. Archibald MacDonald and young Scythe Stones at 15, 25, 30, 40, and 95c. cupied the United Church pulpit on Lucien Clavette, Greenfield, visited annual event of the Maxville High daughter of Gananoque, were guests We also have Gardenite, the ideal garden fertilizer; Bordeaux Sunday. Rev. E. E. Preston, Vankleek his uncle Joseph Clavette on Thurs- Schools, was held in Kenyon Agricul- ; of Mrs. Florence MacDonald during mixture in 1 lb. and 5 lb. bags. Hill conducted the services in St. An- day. tural Hall on the evening of May 24th the past week. drew’s Church while Rev R. W. Ellis Visit our store and see for yourself before buying elsewhere. Miss Pearl Eppstadt, is spending a and was attended by about four hun- Mr. Frank Fitzpatrick, Montreal, preached the Anniversary services at few weeks with friends in Terrebonne dred invited guests. The hall was con- spent the week end with his wife and Garry Theatre Vankleek Hill. Que. verted into a veritable fairyland as a . family.. Miss Edna O’Sullivan was a visitor Miss Eva Hurtubise, Montreal, was setting for the dance for which the Many Lancastrians attended the an- ALEXANDRIA MacGregor's Hardware and Electrical Supplies to the Capital for the week end. the guest of her cousins, Miss Emma music was furnished by Burton Hew- - nual inspection ofthe Williamstown THE BEST IN SCREEN Miss Connie Kippen, Greenfield, Seguin .Arthur and Homer Seguin. ard’s Orchestra of Cornwall. One' side , High School Cadets, and were greatly ENTERTAINMENT Phone 10= Maxville spent the week end with her grand Mack MacLean, Byrne Currier and oi the hall represented a Fairy garden j impressed by their colorful and smart parents Mr .and Mrs R. D. Kippen. Gaby Pilon visited in Greenfield on with its bright man-in-the-moon appearance, and snappy drill. Cor- FRI. — SAT.—JUNE 1—2; shining over a stone wall. There were porals Gerald Haight and Morris Ed- beautiful flowers upon which the iair- [ gerton, of Lancaster, were section I* ta dftKSfca w* ^ 'w THE CANADIAN WAY O F LIFE ies were playnig, gay butterflies and leaders. Drummer Bruce Ross, Lan- . CAfcY WEDNESDAY until Mr and Mrs Russell Hay, Hawkes- streetj Apply that Mr J. W. MacRae had disposed of rocking chairs, 1 sofa, 7 chairs and to GEO. R. MacDONALD. Alexan- ' THURSDAY MORNING bury, were among the week end visit- NOTICE TO CREDITORS JOSEPHINE MAJOR, Alexandria. his general store and property. We table, drop leaf; electric radio, din- In the Estate of Isabel E MacCrim- drla. 2I-tf. ors to the Glen. 22-lc ' Sgd. only hope that Lochiel’s loss may be ing room table, sideboard, 5 picture mon, late of the Village of Maxville, POLICE VILLAGE of For Monday’s election the polling his gain. frames, baby crib, ironing board, 2 in the County 0f Glengarry, widow, CHICKS FOR SALE 20-3c APPLE HILL place will be at Jack McDonald’s. Mr o dressers,, Chesterfield table, 5-piece Started Pullets, Barred Rocks and deceased. Ail creditors or others hav- A used Sock Knitting Machine, In settee, new; end table, ash trays, rugs ing any claims against the Estate of ! White Leghorns, 2 weeks old, 26 cents, GLEN NORMAN 9x9, and 9 x 12, 3-piece chrome ches- good condition. Apply Box U, The the above named deceased, who died'GODDARD CHICK HATCHERIES, Glengarry News. 22-lp terfield set, new; 74 piece dinner set Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKinnon and on the 9th day of March, 1945, are re- Britannia Heights, Ont. 21-5c of dishes, clock, looking glass, quan- Miss Lila Leduke, of Montreal, week quired to deliver to the undersigned FOR SALE ! tity of ladies’ clothes incubator, 500 full particulars of their claims, on or CHICKS Two steel cribs, size 27 x 51, one ended with relatives here. Bray chicks, pullets, cockerels, de- egg capacity; carpenters tools, etc. before the 15th day of June 1945. folding steel tub stand, all good as J. P. Marleau Mr. Norrie Smith of Montreal, en- TERMS — CASH livery June-July should be ordered now JAS. A. DIXON, Notary, joyed a few days recently with friends new. Apply JOHN URQUHART, Jr, Estate of the late Margaret McDonell Maxville, Ontario, Limited supply started on hand. Agent in this vicinity. Maxville, Ont. 22-lc WILFRID MAROOUX, Auctioneer. Acting for the Executrix Miss Victoria GRAHAM CREAMERY CO. TINSMITH AND PLUMBER Miss Elizabeth McKinnon of Mont- R. Burch. 20-3c BEAUTY PARLOR FOR SALE real, is spending this week at the home Bay Horse, 4 years old, broke dou- Tel. Lane. 3467 Dalhousie Station, Que. Beauty Parlor in Williamstown of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- ble and single. Apply R. A. MCDON- NOTICE TO CREDITORS at the residence of Mrs. Mauricé La- Bathroom Outfits, Complete Kinnon. IN THE MATTER of the Estate of ALD, R 4, Alexandria., Ont. groIX 22-Ip Tin for roofing of all descriptions. Messrs. Paul Hamelin and Rod Say- JOHN S. McKENZIE, late of the Town ’ ant were business visitors to Cornwall ship of Lochiel, County of Glengarry, TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE NOTICE FOR SALE on Monday. farmer, deceased. Good Registered Holstein Bull, year Federal Buildings—Province of Ontario Miss Catherine McCrimmon, for- AÎ1 persons having claims against ' .]y f Dalhousie, Que., now known old. Apply to FRANCIS McPHHE, SEALED Tenders addressed to the mei 0 AUCTION SALE Apple Hill, pnt., Phone Martintown At Lot 5-6th Kenyon, 1 mile West undersigned, and endorsed “Tenders jihe above named JOHN S. McKENZIE to be Iiving ^ the vqcinity of McCrim- 15 r 21. 22-lp of Fassifern, Tuesday, June 26th, at for Coal,” will be received until 3 p.m. who died on or about the thirty-first mon>s lCornerSi Please get ta touch 1 p.m., Farm Stock and Implements, (E.D.S.T.), Wednesday, June 27, 1945, day of March, 1945, are hereby re- with the following address—Montreal Albert Faubert, Auctioneer; Leo. La- for the supply of coal and. coke for the ■ quested to forward full particulars of Children Adoption League, c-o Salva- FOR SALE ; same and proof thereof to the under- Two buggies with new rubber tires, vigne, Prop. 22-lc Dominion Buildings throughout the tion Army, Dorchester St., Montreal, j signed Solicitor on or before the 30th new shafts on one, fine paint job on Province of Ontario. 22-lp | day of June, 1945. After that date the both, one equipped with lights and Watch for These LEOPOLD LALONDS Forms of tender with specifications battery. Will sell for cash or exchange BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTABI and conditions attached-can be obtain- ^Estate will be distributed having re- NOTICE ! gard only to those claims which will for cattle of any age. RENE QUEN- ALEXANDRIA, ONT. ed from the Purchasing Agent, De- RE FINANCIAL AGENTS have been received. VILLE, Glen Norman . 22-lp Office hours 10 to 12 am.; 2 to 4** partment of Public Works, Ottawa, TAKE NOTICE that the following DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, this , pi j j Agents, for the three Saturday—10 to 12 and the Supervising Architect, 36 Ade- £ re nanc a C.C.F. Meetings 24th day of May, 1945 FOR SALE Phone 137. laide, St. East, Toronto, Ont. Candidates in the Glengarry Consti- LEOPOLD LALONDE, McCormick 15 tooth grubber, like Tenders should be made-on the forms tuency in the Provincial Election, Alexandria, Ontario. new. VINCENT CAMERON, Massey- J. D. MacRAE, supplied by the Department and in June 4th, 1945 . MAXVILLE, ONT. PHONE R Solicitor for the Executors, Harris dealer, Alexandria. 22-le Insurance of ail kinds, accordance with departmental specifi- For J. J. MacDonald—Donald Mc- GLEN ROBERTSON—Saturday, June 2, 8.00 p.m. Lloyd MacMillan and Kenneth j 3onaldj Pannel. GIen Nevls. cations and conditions attached thereto FOR SALE Conveyancing McCaskill | Por Edmund A. MacGillivray — ALEXANDRIA—Saturday, June 2nd, 9.00 p.m. Auctioneering, Real Estate Coal dealers’ licence numbers must be 1 Fordson Tractor and Massey Harris 22-30 Alexander, J. McMillan, Farmer, Alex- Notary Public given when tendering Disc. Apply to JOHN ANGUS CAM- MR. CASGRAIN (Speaking in French) andria.' The Departmet reserves the right COURT OF REVISION ERON, 1st Lochiel, R.R. 2 Alexandria. and the candidates A. L. CRRWSON, MU., CM., 0 to demand from any successful tender- TOWNSHIP OF LOCHIEL For Ossie F. Villeneuve — Walter J, 20-lp LM.O.O. Smillie, Merchant, Maxville. WILLIAMSTOWN—Tuesday, June 5th, 8.30 p.m. er, before awarding the order, a se- The Court of Revision for thé Town- EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. curity deposit in the form of a certi- ship of Lochiel will hold its first sitt- DONALD D. MacKINNON, RO. Glasses supplied and fitted. Telepbas» May 30, 1944. 22-2C NORTH LANCASTER, Wed., June 6, 8.30 . p.m. fied cheque on a chartered bank in | ing, at Township Hall Lochiel on Thurs 1246. 132 West Second Street, Com Canada, made payable to the order of I day the 14th day of June 1945, at the Cedar Shingles DALKEITH—Thursday, June 7th, 8.30 p.m. wall, Ont., Please make appointment NOTICE the Honourable the Minister of Public j hour of one o’clock in the afternoon, MAX VILLE—Friday, June 8th, 8.30 p.m. with the secretary. Office open I—11 Works, equal to 10 per cent of the to hear appeals from the assessment The June Session of the Asphalt Shingles 1—6. Saturday »—12. amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds Council of the Municipal Corpora- ALEXANDRIA—Saturday, June 9th., 8.30 p.m. ( roll for 1945. of the Dominion of Canada or of the tion of the United Counties of Stor- Speakers—J. A. Dewar, Federal Candidate. ! V. G. CHISHOLM. Roll-Brick Siding LADIES’ AND MEN’S Canadian National Railway Company Township Clerk. mond, Dunda^ and Glengarry will TAILORING and its constituent companies uncon- meet in the J. J. MacDonald, Prov. Candidate. Alteratons, pressing, ur Ceats Lochiel May 30th, 1945. 22-2c Council Chambers, County ditionally guaranteed as to principal Buildings, Cornwall, on Monday, the epaired and relined. now in stock. and interest by the Dominion of Can- CARD OF THANKS 18th day of June, A.D., 1945, at 1.30 AGNES VALADE ada, or the aforementioned bonds and The family of the late Mr. Henry oclock p.m. pursuant to the Call of ’W Listen to J. J. MacDonald’s Radio Address, KENYON STREET WEST a certified cheque, if required to make Wilkes wish to express their sincere the Chair. , ALEXANDRIA, ONT. C. A. TOBIN, Friday, June 1st. at 1.00 p.m. up an odd amount. thanks and appreciation to their A. K. MacMILLAN, Lancaster. INSURANCE Such security will serve as a guar- neighburs and friends for many acts County Clerk. Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto antee for the proper fulfiment of the of kindness to them in their recent County Buildings,. Phone 3801 or 3802. 16-4o mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Furwt contract. bereavement. Cornwall, Ontario. 22-3c tore, Theft. Wind & Farm Buildtnm By order, MacDonald’s Grove. We have also taken over Alex. V J. M. SOMERVILLE, Maxville, May 28 . Kerr’s Insurance Agencies. Secretary. Roofing Roll Brick DIED MORRIS BROS. Department of Public Works, 17-tf. Alexandria, Oof Ottaw’a, May 25, 1945. 22-2e LEGROULX—On Monday, May 28th, Lillian Legroulx, three year old daugh- For Your Building Needs ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Legroulx, Wan S2-2nd Lochiel. The funeral was held, CONTACT Tuesday morning, at 9 o’clock, to the MAPLE AND WHITE ASH LOGS Sacred Heart Church and cemetery. Cut 7’ 3” long, 12” diameter and up New Stock of Furniture MENARD—At Green Valley, Ont., F also on May 25th, 1945, Gerald Menard, age BASSWOOD, SPRUCE, PINE AND ’ ^ Sinclair Supply Co. six years and six months, son of Mr. HEMLOCK LOGS Belanger Ranges, all Enamel; Kitchen Sets of different and Mrs. Leo Menard (nee Marie Rose designs; Chesterfield Sets, 3-Piece Chrome Sets, 2 Chairs and Guerrier). The funeral took place Cut 10, 12, 14 and 16 feet long Phone 63 Vankleek Hill Couch; 7-Piece Bedroom Sets, Spring Filled Marshal Mat- Sunday afternoon to Sacred Heart tresses, Electric Lamps, Ash Trays, etc. Church and cemetery, Alexandria. CASH ON DELIVERY Sash and Door Work Planing Mill PRICES REASONABLE AND TERMS IF DESIRED. AUCTION SALE SAWING DONE EVERY DAY 3 Farm Stock and Implements, on Wilfrid Marcoux, Auctioneer. Thursday, June 14th at Lot 17-1st con. Leo Lacombe Ccmplele Line of Johns Ifanville, Products. ELGIN ST., ALEXANDRIA. PHONE 49 Kenyon, (5 miles west of Highway 34) Francis Allinotte, Prop.; Albert Fau- PHONE 81 ALEXANDRIA. bert, Auctioneer. Page 6 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Out, Friday, June 1, 1945

appointed: Glendon McDonald, John Archie Mc- oux, Madeline Filion, Mrs John James at our work those same principles Institute was held in the hall with 14 ‘ ‘How to start a perennial border.’* Greenfield Has Entertainment— Clinton McDonald, Donald, Donald Cuthbert. McDonald, Mrs Bob Campbell, Mrs R. whch we expect of our candidates; members present. The President Mis Current events by each member. Walter Moore, Harold Maclnnes. Hall—Duncan B. McDonald, Adrien K. McDonald, Mrs Clinton McDonald, when we accept individual responsibili- D. D. MacMaster presided. Miss Margaret MacDonald gave a Address—John James McDonald Pilion, Archibald McDonald, Garfield Mrs Lavigueur, Mrs Freeston, Mrs ty for the past and for the future, and A talk on nthe Motto “Nature is the report of the executive meeting held Welcoming Club John Archie McDonald, Mrs Archie pledge our best thinking and living in Peter Kippen, Roy McDonald, John MacDonald, Angus McPhee, Francis, reveIation of God,” Was given by Miss in Alexandria. ! McKinnon, Mary and Myrtle Macln- A meeting was held in the Town- Archie McDonald. McDonald, Joe McLean, Wilfred Mc- support of the Canada we all cherish. Christena MacNeil. Roll was name a The guest speakers for June will be nes, Mrs. Cecil McRae, Joan McDonald, This will give us all a stake in the ship Hall, Greenfield, on the evening Presentation— Glendon McDonald, Donald, Alex Smtih.. perennial flower. Mr J. T. Smith and Mr R. G. Bennett Refreshment— Mrs Archie B. Mc- Miriam Villeneuve, Janet McDonald, eounrty. It will inspire all races and Of May 15th to form a Welcome Home Campbell McDonald, Archie Munro, Plans were made for the District an- everybody welcome. Claire St. Denis. sections to pull together for a common Club for the boys returning from over- John McLean. Donald, Mrs Peter Kippen, Mrs Hostesses for May meeting serving , Invitation— Harold Maclnnes, Rol- purpose greatgr than our common dif- nual to be held at MacCrimmon Hall seas. The following Committees were Doorkeepers—Archie B. McDonald, Archie McDougald, Mrs Mitchell Ler- June 7. lunch were Mrs A. H. Kennedy and land Filion, Mitchell Leroux, John Mc- ferences. Then we shall be worthy of Miss F. A. MacGillivray. Meeting closed Lean, Arnold McDonald, John Archie those who died for us, and echo the Mrs Dan Crevier gave a paper on by singing the ode. Cameron, Rene Paulin. closing words of His Majesty: “Let us thank Him for His mercies, and in this Let’s all refresh... Have a Coca-Cola hour of victory commit ourselves and Nothing Unworthy our new task to the guidance of the same strong hand.” V-E Day is behind us. The songs of TIME BOMBS thanksgiving and the voices of our Only from broken selfishness can There Is No Substitute leaders still ring in our ears. What a there come a rebuilt world. pattern for the future in the stirring words of His Majesty, the King: “Let Build on what unites. Then we can us take up our work again, resolved as unite to build. • • • for Quality! a people to do nothing unworthy of The only thin® with our democratic those who died for us and to make the system is poor circulation of the There can be no substitute for quality. Quality in Live Stock world such a place as they would have unselfish spirit. feeds can make or break your successful feeding problem. desired for their children and for • • « ours.” \ The man who knows how to say, How can you be sure of getting quality in your feeds? The guar- ‘Do nothing unworthy” As the elec- “I’m sorry” to his wife and children antee of the manufacturer is the safest rule. SHU^t-GAIN Poultry tions draw near, we must feel the ur- knows how to end a deadlock with and Live Stock feeds are made to rigid rules of cleanliness, purity and gency of responding wholly to such his associates, his boss, or his employ- control of ingredients. SHUR-GAIN feeds are made locally by Feed challenging words. This election es- ees. Service Mills—on formulas supplied by the Feed Division of Canada pecially gives us all a chance to serve Canada. Our country must emerge from Good judgment is found only in Packers Limited. Check analyses conducted by the Feed Division at the campaign stronger and more unit- the absence of bad feeling. frequent intervals insure a close control over the texture, ingredients, ed .better able to succeed in our task - ' • • a freshness and value of your feeds. ahead. Let’s give our Government all our You can buy with confidence at the sign of the SiHUR-GAIN Feed This is no time for high thinking best thinking, not just a piece of our .. .or being friendly along the way mind. Service Mill—for friendly service, most efficient feeding results, and The camaraderie of the open road is summed up in the words and low living. If ever a new element . • a Have a Coke. At stops, everyone steps up to the familiar red were needed in Canadian pohtics, it There’s no need to be beside yourself lowest possible prices consistent with high quality feeds. is now. Shat new element will come cooler for the friendly refreshment of ice-cold Coca-Cola. with fear. Think beyond yourself to SHUR-GAIN Complete Feeds Wherever you go, Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes. not by chance but by change others. —when the promises of the and Concentrates AUTHORIZED BOTTLER OF “COCA-COLA” You naturally hear Coca-Cola called the candidates and the demands of the Most of us endure trouble rather by its friendly abbreviation "Coke.” voters are based on the best interests CORNWALL BOTTLING WORKS #1 Cornwall Both mean the quality product of than cure it. The Coca-Cola Company of Canada, of the nation rather than on selfish, limited. 597 local and personal interests ; when we McCRHVCHON ARTHUR LEV AC, Dalkeith ourselves practise in our homes and w. 1. DROVER AND FEED MERCHANT On Friday May 11, 1.30 p.m. the reg- ular monthly meeting of the Women’s

PROVINCE OF ONTARIO GENERAL ELECTION/ JUNE 4th, 1945

NOTICE To Active Service Voters Security with Freedom! t: * Your Vote on June 11th can bring lasting security who are absent from their units to your work, your home# your family!

Housing Act, now on the statute books, enables • The attention of members of the Navy, Army and Air Force and Security for your Q it 1C hundreds of thousands of Canadians to get money at low interest and on long, generous all other persons who qualify as Active Service Voters under the Here are some of the definite, practical steps terms to build, renovate or enlarge their own Ontario Active Service Voting Regulations, 1945, is directed to the taken by the Liberal Government to give secu- homes. Now that Germany is defeated# plans rity to home and family by assuring well-paid are already in operation for at least 50#000 following provisions. post-war jobs for everyone: dwellings. ar.-.-V For Veterans — The most generous plan of Other practical, workable measures for the 1. Active Service Voters at their homes. any United Nation to get returned men started security of your home are the Liberal Govern- in the type of work each of them chooses. The ment’s laws for Unemployment Insurance and Liberal Government is determined that every liberal Old Age Pensions; Active Service Voters who are in their place of ordinary residence man and woman coming home to Canada shall return to the land of greatest opportunity in The Liberals believe in doing what can be on polling day may vote in the manner prescribed by the Election Act the world. done# as soon as it can be done. If returned to power on June 11th, they will carry on and for civilian voters, whether or not their names are on the Voters’ List, For Workers — About a third of all Canadians expand the sound, constructive work already depend on exports for their livelihood. Liberal started. on taking a declaration (Form 8A) before the deputy returning officer. plans provide for increasing our exports 60% in value over those of 1939. Security for your FAMILY Such voters may vote at the regular polling place for the voting For Farmers — Acting on the belief that all Canadians prosper when farmers do, the Liberal Family Allowances — Starting in July, parents sub-division in which they reside. Government has arranged that they can Im- who benefit least from income tax exemptions prove their farms and equipment under a new will receive Family Allowance cheques every loan plan and has arranged to piit a floor under month to help them get better food, clothing, 2. Active Service Voters on Leave or Furlough. the prices of farm and fishery products; shelter and education for their children so they To stimulate employment for all, the Liberal can grow into healthy, vigorous Canadian Active Service Voters who are absent from their units but not in Government has created a special Department citizens. These cheques will amount to between of Reconstruction which is now in operation $200,000,000 and $250,000,000 a year; As their place of ordinary residence, on leave or furlough, including and which will co-ordinate private and public direct spending power# this will do much to enterprise; help in achieving the Liberals’ objective of such voters on form leave or industrial leave, may poll their votes full employment. with any commissioned officer appointed to take the votes of Active Security for your HO AAE Health — A National Health Plan will ensure that everybody shall be taken care of while they Service Voters, on producing to such commissioned officer docu- The Liberals believe that the home is the heart are sick and the best measures medical science mentary proof that they are on leave or furlough and provided that of the nation. They aim to give Canadians every can devise shall be employed to prevent disease; possible facility to build and furnish better they have not already voted in the election. homes! With Government assistance you can Despite the efforts of Drew, Bruce, Bracken build a home in the country, town or city. This and other reactionaries, the Liberals are deter- will make jobs for the building trades# and those mined that human interests, the needs of men, Such voters should apply to the nearest Naval, Military or Air who make building supplies—and those who shall be placed before “business as usual”. Force headquarters for information as to the location of the manufacture household equipment and fur- The Liberals have faith in Canada, a united niture; country# and in their ability to continue to Commissioned Officer nearest to their present address. New Homes for Canadians — The Liberal build, with your support, a more abundant Government’s new $400,000,000 National life and greater opportunities for Canadians.

Alex. C. Lewis Help build this new order of security with freedom. Protect the social CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER, gains already made; Vote for your Liberal candidate on June 1 Ithj PROVINCE OF ONTARIO L ^ Published by The National Liberal CommitteeJ ”'V BUILD A N£tV SOCMi OtDSk IFATEBe ■ IE ■ §■■ R19 E■■ D■mMBi A |_ The Glengarry New*, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, June 1, 1945 Page 7.

barley may be expected and greater therefore the initial outlay for seed the week end at the home of Mr and yields are possible as the season ad- per acre is very low. Mrs William Lalonde left for Chalk Kidney Acids Corn For Grain vances and it becomes too late to sow Farmers requiring seed should con- River on Monday. Rene Lalonde, St. Patrick’s College, The continued wet weather of the oats and barley. Considering the high- tact local seed dealers, your agricul- Ottawa spent the week end at the Farm Legislation passed by Rob Your Rest past few weeks has delayed seeding in er weight per bushel, lower fiber con- tural representative or the Crops, j home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- Many people never seem to get a good areas throughout Ontario and farmers tent and total digestible nutrients, this Seeds & Branch, Parliament Buildings, night’s rest They turn and toss—lie awake cide Lalonde . are now confronted with the problem grain is worthy of greater considera- Toronto. Obtain Pamphlet No. 22 on and count sheep. Often they blame it on Miss Jessie McCallum, of Notre “nerves” when it may be their kidneys. of producing sufficient grain for their tion. ‘Hybrid Com” from your agricultural Dame College and brother, Lawrence the Hepburn regime for Healthy kidneys filter poisons from the own requirements. Hybrid com offers Those who plan on planting hybrid representative. blood. If they are faulty and fail, poisons corn should make sure tht the var- Com is an essential crop for the live- McCallum of St. Patrick’s College, Ot- atay in the system and sleeplessness, head- a partial solution to this problem. The introduction of early maturing hybrid iety yhich they obtain will mature in stock farmer. When unfavorable wea- tawa, spent the week end with their ache, backache often follow. If you don’t mother, Mrs William J. MoCaUum . •leep well, try Dodd’s Kidney Pills—for varieties has made it possible to pro- their district. The maximum feeding ther lowers the yields of other crops, jalf a century the favorite remedy. 103 Miss Marion Striling, Cornwall, the farmers duce grain of this crop over a wide value of ear com can -be obtained only corn will often do well and the far- spent the week end with her parents area. Yields comparable to oats and from grain that will remain sound and mer who grows a fair acreage is al- Dodd's Kidney Pills Mr and Mrs George Stirling. free from moulds in storage, therefore ways sure of plenty of feed as the crop . Reduction in the interest rate on farm loans from 5% to 4%. one must select a variety that is of may be used for fodder or grain, or Extension from 20 to 30 years of the time allowed to a farmer known suitability to the soil and cli- both. for paying off his loan. matic conditions. For those who have For full yield and best quality grain, Weekly Crop Amendment to the Ontario Farm Loans’ Act permitting! a, farmer not already purchased varieties of ear- the com,must be well matured before to appeal to a judge for reduction in principal and arrears of interest ly com suitable to their area, the fol- killing frost, therefore too much em- Report on farm loans. lowing varieties which mature in phasis cannot be put on the import- Extension of co-operative marketing and assistance to co-opera- 80-90 days are known to be available ance of selecting a variety that has A large number of cattle are on tive marketing agencies. in moderate quantities. proven by actual tests to be adapted pasture. Pastures are growing quite Allowances to farmers under the Co-Operative Marketing Act For Glengarry county the follow- to the district. poorly due to cold wet weather. The increased from $30,000 to $50,000, and the period for repayaient of ing Canada Hybrids are available;— demand for young pigs has slackened loans extended from 12 to 20 years APPLE HILL Canada No. 275, No. 279, and No. off considerably. All cheese factories Re-establishment of Cheese Boards to assist in orderly marketing. 355 are in full swing now. (Intended for last issue) Re-opening of demonstration farms at New Lfskeard and Hearst The conditions most favorable to Weather conditions improved some- MT Albert McIntyre, Chalk River and appointment of additional agricultural representatives for North- com growing are high temperatures what this week although little work has and daughter, Jessie of Maxville spent ern Ontario; seed grain tests and surveys undertaken; Ontario Field and a long growing season. The crop been done on the land as yet. A few Crop Association established with affiliated Associations in 41 coun- responds to favourable moisture condi- a few days here. farmers are working the ground lightly Miss Gertrude McDonald Reg. N. ties; modem seed cleaning plants subsidized until there were approxi- tions and prefers a fertile, deep, loam in order that it may dry more quickly mately 100 in Ontario. soil. Com for grain should be planted who was spending a couple of weeks Other fields are much too wet to put here with her aunt, Mrs Alex L. Me- | Agricultural committee to increase production to meet war-time as early possible in order to take ad- any type of implement on. Hay fields Dermid left for Montreal on Saturday. ' Quotas; direct assistance in improvement and expansion of livestock vantage of the full growing season. are not making the progress they p. D. Christie, Ottawa, renewed ac- breeding; campaign to increase milk production organized. Hybrid corn must not be planted too should, althougjh some early seeded quaintances here and vicinity recently. Agricultural war committees established in every county long thickly. A good objective in hill plant- fields of oats are making fair progress Mrs Donald Dewar and son Malcolm before Premier Drew’s proposal for establishment of county commit- ing is to have three plants per hill and especially where drainage has been tees. in row planting about one plant per of Dunvegan, called at the home of better than average. There has been ’HERE IS NO FINER GARB her parents, Mr and Mrs H. A. Munro Inauguration of bonuses of 2c. per lb. on cheese, $1.00 on Grade Pepsi.Cola" is .he registered .rode roart in Canado of P.psi-Colo Company of s.anodo. L.mded foot as the final average stand. At some inquiry for buckwheat seed. during the week end. “A” hogs and 50c on Grade “B” hogs, resulting in a total payment of this rate of planting., one bushel of The demand for experienced farm PEPSI COLA COMPANY OF CANADA LTD.- BOTTLER PLAN, Mr and Mrs Frank Demo, who spent $7,000,000 to farmers. CORNWALL, ONT. seed shoud be sufficient for 6-10 acres, labour fell off sharply during poor Subsidy of 55c. per ton on sugar beets and, with Dominion Co- weather conditions. Very few inquir- operation, premium of 2c per lb. on wool. ies were had during the past week. Freight subsidy on feed grain from 'TOest; later, in co-operation with Dominion, assumption of freight rates on feed and cattle from West. W.M.S. Held Development of Ontario Farm Service Force, placing thousands of trained workers on farms and providing other thousands of volunteer Rally At Kirk Hill helpers. Rural Hydro Service Charges reduced by 57%; number of consum- (Continued from page 1) ers required per mile lowered from 3 to 2; 50% of cost of rural line exten- cent-a-week plan, and so far a great sions assumed by Province and Standard Service Charge cut in half. response was received from all bran- Hepburn’s present farm pro- ches, Mrs Baker, Mrs Johnston and Mrs. Turner, members of Quebec Pres- gram is designed to meet the byterial were guests at the Ontario current needs of the Ontario Pronvihcial meeting and five nenw farmer. Hepburn always takes girl groups were formed, one of them care of the agriculturist. in Cornwall. In the future Mission Band work will be known as Children’s Department. Mrs Ranson read corres- pondence from Council regarding Synodical divisions. The general feel- Back the ing was to do what was in the best interests of the work. Some thought that mor time should be for consider- Hepburn Candidate War came. Most civilian goods had to ation by the presbyterials. Council ask- be diverted to war needs. That caused ed that a provisional committee be set in Glengarry on shortages of civilian goods—that was up in each synod. Mrs Moynan, daughter of Dr God- the RED LIGHT forth, brought greetings from Toronto Presbyterial and Miss Pelton speaking on. Focus on Presbyterials, outlined the work of executives, and all secre- taries. The treasurer’s report showed an in- crease .25 Presbyterial groups reached or exceeded their allocation, one of which was Glengarry, which exceeded The literature secretary stated that Vote E. A. MacGillivray many Presbyterials were on the Honor Roll of which Glengarry was one. The study-book for next year is on Africa. This year, the 25th anniversary of don't jump the MOW light work among young people, a confer- ence will be held in Toronto from May 24 to 27, each auxiliary entitled to one delegate. The government has asked the W.M.S. to take charge of a day school for Indian children in con- nection with the Rocky Mountain Hospital in Alberta. Miss Matheson is available as a speaker for sectional Some restrictions have been lifted, but or rally meetings. war demands are still great. We must Mrs Owen Rede Campbell, chairman of the women’s committee of the help our Allies and the liberated coun- French Presbyterian Mission in her tries. We can’t neglect them. morning address, Our Unfinished Wbrk told in detail of the tasks, opportuni- (This is the YELLOW LIGHT ONLY). ties and responsibilities of that de- partment. In the afternoon, taking as It does not mean the end of shortages. her subject, Let Us Go Forward, by Getting back to peacetime production map illustration and a vivid word pic- will be piecemeal and gradual. ture told of the geographical area, cli- mate living connditions and exports Goodwill, patience and energy now will of British Guiana, and the names and account of work done by missionaries. assure a prosperous Canada tomorrow. Rev. H. S. Philpott, Moderator of Pyes bytery, brought greetings from the Presbytery. Mrs G. S. Lloyd, corres- ponding secretay in her summary1 of AT YOUR SERVICE the year gave g’leannigs from auxiliary reports,'of the different methods used • It is your wartime responsibility to have your trac- for progress, and studies of mission tors, tools, and equipment put in first-class operating work. Mis;s Hermiston, presbyterial condition. Your machine power is all that’s left to re- treasurer, gave a full report of her de- place manpower gone to war. It’s the backbone of your partment for the year. food production in 1944. Miss Lily McArthur, on her first visit Our McCormick-Deering shop is the right place to to Glengarry, held the attention of all have your service work done. We have the skill, tools, as she described her work among chil- and equipment. And we know the specialized business dren up to 11 years of age, especially of repairing farm machines. at Val d’Gr .The Work is carried on by study, worship, fellowship and ser- Right now this shop is handling all the work it can vice. take. But the thing to do is to schedule your work Only after Victory over Japan can the Mrs Campbell in her closing words, ahead—set it up with us for a certain date and we’ll get it done on time. Drop in today and we’ll arrange Green Light be switched on, and the made clear the need of greater effort road cleared for enough production to on the part of every woman “to win the it to your satisfaction. world for Christ.” Mrs M. N. McDon- meet all our civilian needs. ald had literature on display during the Graham Creamery day Mrs S. D. McPhee, invited the 1946 Rally to meet at Avonmore. The women of St. Columba congre- Local Agent, - Alexandria THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD gation, served meals in the church dining-hall, in true Highland style. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont, Friday, June 1, 1945 Page 8

1 "■r" Tel. John Dolan, R.C.N.V.R., is Paratrooper Gerald Thauvette, who modelling was done against a back' yet for similar co-operation, and for Elie Bertrand, federal candidate In spending his furlough with his parents, spent his furlough with his parents, I ground of piano music played by Gor joint happiness. Prescott county, and Donald A. Mac- Dr . and Mrs. D. J. Dolan. Mr. and. Mrs. J. Thauvette, returned! don Fleming. On behalf of the Congregation, MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW dohàld K.C., Alexandria; for the Pro- Dermott Keyes, Montreal, was here to Camp Shilo, Man., Tuesday night Other features of the evening’s en-:,1 H. S. Philpott, Minister, for the week end visiting his parents, Mrs. Victor Strange of Montreal, ' tertainment included the Sword Dance Jno A. Campbell gressive Conservatives: L. Cameron The Glengarry News asks its readers to make this SOCIAL AND Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Keyes. spent the. week end at Green Valley, i by Vivien Graham; Highland Fling by ; Donald R. Campbell Kennedy of Williamstown and P. Tier- PERSONAL column their own, to the extent of contributing items Mrs. Dan J. MacDonald who spent the guest of Mrs. A. Larose and Miss Mildred MacRae; solos by Mrs. J. M. ! Committee members. ney of Ottawa, for the C.C.F. : C.P.O. Christine McDonell. which are of interest. If you have friends visiting you, if you are some weeks in Montreal, arrived homfe Fleming and Miss Isabel McMillan, I Dunvegan, May 28th, 1945 John A. Dewar, federal candidate, planrilfak a trip, call in or phone The Glengarry News Office — the early part of the week Sergt. Ger- Mrs. B. Hawkins of Montreal, was J and part singing by Jim Graham, Bil- [ and J. Lamoureux of Montreal. our number is 9—or use the mails. trude MacDonald, C.W.A.C., Ottawa, home for a few days attending the lie Dale, Gordon Macleod and Dun-1 is spending her furlough with her . funeral of her sister, Lillian Legroulx can Fleming under direction of Miss Medals Winner At Mrs. Winifred McMilan, her guests, which took place Tuesday morning. Marian Campbell. The accompanists Mr John Campbell, Miss Florence Loretta Abbey Mrs Arohie Danis of Truxton, N.Y., j The Misses Georgina and Angeline Mr and Mr’S. A. A. McMillan of Winni- were Mrs. J. J. MacDonald and Gor- i Campbell, Mr and Mrs K. K. McLeod Is visiting her brother Mr E. Rouleau Sabourin had over Sunday, Mr and peg, Mrs. K. Jackson, Ottawa, also don Fleming. Miss Joan MacDonald, daughter of and family. | Mrs. Dosithe Guerrier and son Bruno, Mr. and Mrs A. W. McMillan and Miss of Dunvegan, were in town yesterday. At the close ofthe programme, Rev. : Major-General D. J. MacDonald, M.C., Miss Edwardine Kelly of Browns- Bronchia Provincial Constable Alex MacDon- 'of Cornwall, also their nephew George Isabel McMillan, were among the J. M. Fleming expressed the thanks of O.B.E., and Mrs MacDonald, Toronto, burg, Que. and Pte Donald McDonald 'Billette of Valleyfield. guests entertained at dinner on Sun- the Y.W.A. to the large number pre- was one of the graduating class at ald, Mrs MacDonald and little sons, of Farnham, Que were guests of Mr Raymond and Paul, Mimico, Ont., ar- I After a short visit with her brother day by Mrs. Leo. Laurin, Morrisburg. sent and to all who had assisted in Loretto Abbey, Toronto, last week, 1 and Mrs Howard Kelly on Sunday. CoughSyrup and sister, Mr D. A. Campbell and Miss Dr. M. G. Thomson, director of the organization of the successful enter- when she was valedictorian at the rived Tuesday on a visit to relatives Mr and Mrs J. Maloney motored here here and at Iroquois, Ont. | Sarah Campbell, Dunvegan, Mqs F. N. United Counties’ Board of Health, re- tainment. 98th graduating exercises. Rt. Rev. ! Brassaw returned to her home in Mont turned home on Monday morning from from Syracuse, N.Y. on a short visit Magr. J. M. Fraser, recently returned A Tested formula for the Miss Irene McKinnon, Ottawa, was pelier, Vermont, Tuesday evening. Toronto, where he attended the an- to Mr and Mrs Cleveland McPhee. from Manila, was a special guest at a recent guest of relatives in the 4th relief of Bronchitis, Coughs, I Miss Eileen Duggan, Ottawa, was nual meeting of the Ontario Medical They were accompanied by Miss Ida Kenyon. Entertained By Friends the exercises. Colds, Hoarseness. Affords I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dug- Association — Standard-Freeholder Morris, who is with her parents, Mr In addition to. delivering the vale- Pte Aivhie MacLachlan, Kingston, On Thursday evening, May 24th at relief from tight or chesty ! gan, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. D .B. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs M. J. Morris, 4th Kenyon, for dictory, Miss MacDonald was present- is spending Some days with his par- the home of -Mrs James O’Brien, Alex! coughs. I Miss Evelyn McCulloch who for some Archibald MacDonald, Glen Sandfield; a few days. ed with the Governor-General’s me- ents, Mr and Mrs John MacLachlan. Mrs. J. D. MacDonald, Miss Annabel! andria, a shower was tendered Miss DIRECTTONS—Adults, one to two (time had been an efficient member of MARRIED dal for English literature, and the laspoonfuls Dose may be repeated After an absence of some twenty 1 Johnson, Glen Robertson, were recent C'ecile Libbos whose marriage took the staff of Simon’s Store, recently LADOU CEUR—LALONDE— In the Eugene O’Keefe medal for mathema- years, Mr D. D. McCuaig arrived on guests of Mr. John J. and Miss B. S. place on Sunday. During the evening very three or four hours. If desired I joined the local office of the Bell Tele- Chapel of K.M.G.S. Stadacona, Halifax, tics. Saturday from Victoria, B.C. and is McDonell, Bridge End. . / the guest of honor was presented with an be diluted with warm water. Best phone Company Limited. N.S., on Monday, May 218th, 1945, Petty enjoying a visit with his sisters, Mrs Sub. Lieut. Buchanan MacMillan, a silver casserole and silver serving results are obtained by holding at I Miss Frances Gauthier, Valleyfield, Officer Henry Ladouceur, of Alexan- Robert Grant, Laggan West; Mrs K. A R.C.N.V.R,, St. John, N.B., is spend- spoon. Miss Libbos very graciously back of throat and swallowing slowly. ‘ week ended with her parents, Mr. and dria, to Wren Yvonne Lalonde, of Hali- Three Candidates Fraser, St. Elmo; Mrs D. N. McCrim- ing the week with his parents, Mr. thanked her friends for tjieir kindness Children according to age. ' Mrs. John C. Gauthier. fax, formerly of Zenon Park, Sask mon, McCrimmon, Mrs Duncan R. Mac and Mrs E. A. MacMillan, Laggan. alter which a delicious lunch was ser- Continued from Page 1) Leod, Laggan West and Mrs Neil B. ! Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. McDonald had Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Gibeau and ved. progress the C.C.F. party is making, he John McLeister MacLeod, Skye, also with his brother- ' with them for the week end, the lat- daughter Alice spent a few days with said is reflected in the evident fear of DRUGGIST & MANUFACTURING in-law, Mr Allan D. McCrimmon, Mc- |ter’s sister, Miss Sadie McDonald of relatives in Montreal. MARRIAGE the capitalistic classes’ as shown by CHEMIST Crimmon West. Montreal Y.W.A. Meeting the campaign of vilification now being Miss Kathleen McCrimmon, B.A., of BLANCHETTE—FOURNIER ! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lawrence Mc- waged. ALEXANDRIA, ONT. Capt. Harold MacDonald, Ottawa, Stirling spent the week end at the The marriage of Lorencia, daughter The regular meeting of the Y.W.A. Donald of Montreal, called on friends Other speakers were, for the Liberals ■was here Saturday and Sunday, visit- home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. of Mr and Mrs Alex Fournier, of Curry of Alexandria United Church, will be ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. at Green Valley and Alexandria, on J McCrimmon, Boreraig Farm. Hill, to Bertrand Blanchette, son of Mr held Friday evening, June 1st, at 8.30 Sunday MacDonald, Derby St. Mr. Duncan D. B. MacMillan is a and Mrs Joseph Blanchette, of Man- o’clock, at the home of Mrs. John patient in the General Hospital, Corn- sonville, Que., took place on Tuesday Kenemy. wall, having uundergone an operation May 15th, at ten o’clock, in St. Joseph’s on Wednesday. His sister, Mrs. Hi A. Church, Lancaster, with Rev. H. Oui- Maclnotsh was with him for a couple Junior Farm Club met officiating at the ceremony. We have no Lawn Mowers, BUT we have: of days. ID the Electors of Glengarry The bride, given in marriage by her Formed At St. Raphaels Galvanized Pails, 40c. to $1.25. The many friends of Mr. Emile St. father, wore a floor length gown of Filter Discs, 50c. per 100. Denis are sorry to hear of his recent white satin trimmed with lace and a Tuesday, May 22nd a meeting of the Butter Crocks, 1 to 5 gal. accident, when he sustained a broken fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet Juniors of Charlottenburgh township Crock Chums, 4 and 5 gal. arm. He is a patient in the Hotel Dieu of pink carnations. was hied at St. Raphaels and they were Radio Packs $7.50. Hospital, Cornwall. Mrs Fournier, mother of the bride, successful In organizing a Junior Farm No. 4 Barrel Chum $25.00- wore a light blue dress, with black ac- er group in that area to take in the Gas Power Washer (expected). cessories and corsage of pink roses. township of Charlottenburgh and the Egg Crate Fillers. Mrs Blanchette, mother of the groom immediate district. The President is Mr !v Opal Cups and Saucers, 15c. was in a navy blue dress, with match- Eldege Vaillancourt, Glen Roy, who Is Opal Plates to match Vote MacDonald ing accessories and corsage of pink a prominent Holstein exhibitor, and k. Rock Face Roofing $3.00 up. roses. ■■.i-Tjwmw-i’wm the Secretary is Mr Robert McDonell Screen Doors. Bring your measure. Following the ceremony the bride’s of Apple Hill. parents entertained at Besner’s Hotel, It Is hoped that in the near future Ju ...... 4 • River Beaudette.. Later Mr and Mrs similar organizations may be formed Blanchette left on a wedding trip to in other townships and that eventual- COWAN’S Quebec city, the bride travelling in a ly these may be amalgamated innto a HARDWARE AND FURNITURE beige gaberdine tailored suit with County 'unit. ! - ; .. ‘ brown accessories and Fitch fur. On their return a reception was ten- dered them at Green Valley. Mr and Couple Honored Mrs Blanchette will reside at Manson- ille, Que. (Continued from page 1) suitable steps to give some tangible ex pression of this appreciation, and it Is Marathon Liniment AsSou know I am again contesting the good old riding of Glengarry, in the coming Provincial Election. Y.W.A. Staged for that particular purpose we are met here this evening. A pleasant soothing liniment for Rheumatic Pains, Tired In offering myself for election, I do so in the spirit of And since one’s Interest and effi- Swollen Feet, Strains and Sprains. Service, as it is my desire to have your support, your in- Fashion Show ciency is greatly influenced by the 4 ounce bottle 50c fluence, and your sympathy in my political life. sympathetic and frequently the self 12 ounce bottle $1.00 An original and most enjoyable en- I do not propose to talk politics to you in this letter. sacrificing co-operation of the life- Marathon Foot Ointment for Athlete’s Foot .. 50c tertainment was staged in the Hub, You know all the answers, and if you want a few more, partner, and the administration of this here, Tuesday evening, when the re- —AT— just listen to the deluge of speakers which can be heard estate entailed absences from home cently organized Young Woman’s As- every day on the radio. Do not, however, let them confuse and sacrifice of i leisure hours that sociation of Alexandria United Church you. You know, as well as I know, that the form of Gov- could have been spent there, the Con- OSTROM’S Alexandria, May 30th, 1945 held a Fashion Show. Dresses, coats, ernment, which all freedom-loving Canadians desire, is to gregation desires also, Mrs McCrim- DRUGGISTS AND JEWELLERS MILL SQUARE, ALEXANDRIA. hats and other ladies’ wearing apparel, be obtained only through the return of the Liberal Party, To the Electors of Glengarry mon, to express its appreciation of supplied by local merchants, were which in the past and in the future will be the only party Riding:— your co-operation with Mr McCrim- modelled by teen age. girls and other that will carry on the socari legislation now on the Sta- mon In fulfilling the duties involved Since it is impossible for me to young ladies of the town and there tute books and create a great deal more already planned personally solicit the support of in his office as Executor. legislation which will be for your benefit. were as well musical numbers and a all the electors of Glengarry, I special tableau in which wedding dres- We have great pleasure, therefore, Again assuring you of my desire to fight for you, would like, through the medium of in asking you, Mr McCrimmon to ac- which I have always done in the past, and assist you in ses of recent brides and others dating these columns to appeal to you, back a half century were shown for cept this Waterman Pen and Pencil the coming difficult and trying years that lie ahead. electors, to consider carefully the comparison as to style, material, etc. set ,and in asking you, Mrs McCrim- Glengarry Liberal Association Yours very cordially, proposals advanced by advocates The stag; was artistically decorated mon, to accept this pearl necklace as of p.C.F. policy, and the manner E. A. MacGIELIVRAY, to represent a Palm Beach setting for a slight indication In a tangible way of in which we have tried, to * th- the models and a spotlight further this Kenyon Congregation’s apprecia- Vote Liberal on June 4th fully present our program. Com- accented the costumes. Mrs. R. J. tion, and the expression of our hope pare it with the storm of villi a- jthat you may be spared many years Joint Public Meeting Graham was commentator and the tion and slander directed at us by OVERSEAS’ SOLDIER BACKS MacGILLEVRAY both Liberal and Conservative op- in support of the From ‘Somewhere in Germany’ Eddie A. MacGillivray ponents. has received the appended letter of good wishes from a We have heard one speaker af- Glengarrian serving overseas, Tpr. Austin C. Kennedy of the ter another depicting the horrors Federal and Provincial Candidates in Glengarry Royal Canadian Dragoons: of dictatorship, regimentation, bur- Somewhere in Germany, May 9th, 1945 eaucracy that would occur should Vote Villeneuve! B93839, Tpr. A. C. Kennedy, the Ci.C.F. be elected to power. Alexander Hall, Alexandria Royal Canadian Dragoons, We have seen how they have at- Canadian Army Overseas. tempted to link us with the Na- tional Socialists of Germany. Never Hello Eddie, Saturday, June 2nd have we seen in Canada, such a Your Vote At last, we the people of a civilized Empire can look campaign of misrepresentation. at 8 p.m. down upon the total downfall of the Nazi regime. We, the soldiers of His Majesty the King, are now looking for- It is not within the scope of this Special Speaker—the Hon. Lionel Chevrier ward to our safe return to our homeland, Canada. Before appeal, to make a detailed rebuttal and we are able to reach the shores of our homeland the elec- of all this. I will endeaver to re- Minister of Transport. tors of the Dominion and the electors of the Province of ply in a radio address Friday at Addresses in English and French Ontario will have the democratic right to choose a Gov- 1. p.m.. ernment and also to elect candidates in their constitu- However if they have succeeded Support EVERYBODY WELCOME > encies. in making you electors, believe I take it for granted that you will face the good peo- those fantastic stories, then it is 13 ple of Glengarry county as their Liberal candidate. My your duty to vote Liberal or Con- whole-hearted support is with you, as will be that of the servative (they are both the same). ) on June 4tli Glengarry Liberal Broadcast over remaining Glengarrians in this unit. I will do all in my But if you believe in Christian jus- power to retain a Liberal Government in Canada and re- tice and fair play, and the estab- CKSF Cornwall turn a Liberal Government to the Province of Ontario. lishment of principles that will | will be highly Since I left Canada some four years ago, I was able mean a better life for the common to witness the results of some of those so-called socialistic man, then it is your duty to go out 7.15 to 7.30, Friday, June 8th Governments which usually ended up in complete catas- and VOTE C.C.F, with the ma- ^ appreciated. trophies. The people only have to look at the important jority of our armed forces, who by Dr. W. B. MacDiarmid, place Canada held in this European war to return the have temporarily at least, won for Federal Candidate Liberal Government to power to serve this peaceful, de- us another chance to establish a mocratic Dominion of ours. I wish you, Mr. King and Mr. real democracy in this great Cam- I Kour Progressive Conservative Candidate Hepburn the best of luck in these forthcoming elections. ada of ours, than whose destiny God Save the King. there should be none greater . ^ Sincerely, Yours sincerely, iff . AUSTIN KENNEDY. Ossie Villeneuve Glengarry Liberal Association J. J. MacDONALD.