The Glengarry New THS riHEST WEEKLY (fEWSPAPEB IE EA1TEE» OVTABIO 12.00 A YXAW Alexandria, Ont., Wednesday, December 24, 1947 VOL. LV—No. 52
Boxing Day To Be Mac MacRae Again Expect Ice In New Covered Rink Apple Hill Man Elected Alderman I Dr. MacGillivray Observed Here Heads Plowmen By Friday Or Saturday Night Bags Big Bear In Regina Dies At 76 Decide On Kenyon John Mar.i orison Mrs. C. W. Ross Is Was A Veterinarian Alexandria stores will observe Boxing Day, December 26th and Townattiip As Locale! Working Nights To Complete Ice Surface Flushes 325 Pound Second Glengarry Lady At Winnipeg For For 1948 Match More Than 50 Years January 2nd, as holidays, follow- And Cushions—Hope To Have Male Near Home In West To Win At Polls ing a period of apparently very Hockey Opener On Week End ! A resident of Winnipeg for more satisfactory Christmas trader Mac. c. MacRae of Will lams town, One of the largest black bears ever A second Glengarry-born house- than fifty years. Dr. John Duncan The News is being published was re-elected President of the Glen- Alexandria’s new covered rink will shot in the district, a 325-pound male, wife has in recent civic elections in MacGillivray D VS., died early Mon- Christmas Eve in order to give garry Plowmen’s Association at the be ready for skating by the week end Curlers To Have fell victim to the marksmanship of Western Canada, besh successful at day morning at the residence of his the staff a well-earned holiday annual meeting held In the Agricul- : . and every effort is being made to John Marjerrison, 32-yeax-old Apple the polls. In early December was re- Ice Tomorrow brother Mr. Dan J MacGillivray, Ken from now till Monday We will ture Office, here Friday afternoon. have the ice in readiness for the hoc- Hill resident, late Monday afternoon. ported the election of Mrs Angus yon street West Aiexandria. Dr. Mao- then resume our every-day du- Officers for the coming year are: key opener either Friday or Saturd&y Mr. Marjerrison was hunting foxes ^*el1 Macdonald of Calgary, Alta , as Members of Alexandria Curling Club Gillivray had resided with his brother ties and your next copy will be Honorary presidents, W- L. Mackenzie night. hi the bush a mile east of Buell’s fac- llle woman member of that city’s so Inclined, will be able to enjoy play and sisters here for the past year issued Friday, January 2nd. It King, M P., E. A. MacGillivray, M.P. Flooding was begun Tuesday after- Christmas Day, it is expected. Arrange tory. Gravel Hill, when his dog flushed (Separate School Board, P., and Robert MacKay, Maxville; pre- lle during which time he had been in ill will carry our best wishes for noon and workmen were to labor the bear under an uprooted tree. He beat '^ Showing article tells of the sident, M. C. MacRae, Williamstown; ments are being made to have one 016011011 01 healths the New Year. Till then “Hap- throughout the night preparing the a strategic retreat when the bear made Mrs O. W. Ross as an vice-presidents, Neil J. MacLeod, Lag- sheet in readiness, tomorrow, and both Born at Breadamane, 76 years ago, py Holidays”. ice surface and erecting the cush- surfaces should be in regular use by a lunge for the dog and returned to Mderman In Regina. Formerly Mar- gan; J. J. McDonald, Dalhousie, and the late Dr. MacGillivray was a son of ions. the week end. his home tor a rifle. j Alice RÆcDougs,!! Mrs Ross WAS Kenneth McDonald, Dalkeith; secre- 110111 Mr. and Mrs. John MacGillivray who Alex DaPrato, proprietor of the new Accompanied by his 81-year-old fa-1 Maxville, a daughter of Mrs. tary-treasurer, R. G. Bennett; honor- F llen later moved to the Laggan area of rink is hopeful that the hockey opener ther, John G. Marjerrison, and a neigh j ' McDougall, now ot Winnipeg, ary secretary-treasurer, J. W. MacRae can be played as scheduled, ' Friday bor, Mr. Marjerrison returned to the and the late Peter McDougall , She Lochiel. Following his graduation from Warm Tribute In was eduated in KemptviUe. night, but conditions are too uncertain Score Success scene with his rifle and despatched ! Maxville and the Alex the Ontario Veterinary College, Dr. Directors—Lochiel, Tom Hay, Ed- andrla 111811 3011001 to guarantee a game. If ice conditions the bear with a well - placed shot . ■ |MacGU]lvray went to Winnipeg where Address To Clerk win McDonald, Alex N. McLeod and are favorable and arrangements can be Mrs 11088 With Concert through the head. The animal mea- T^ted Makville and he had Since practised his profession. Donald McGilllvray, of Glen Sand- made with the Maxville team, the open Aiexandria in the summer of 1945, ' Dr. MacGillivray never married, The address read to Mr. Valen- gured six feet eight inches from tip to fleld; Lancaster, Ross Fraser, Scott ing game of the Cornwall District In- while en route to attend a meeting There are left to moum his passing, tine G. Chisholm, veteran Clerk of The enjoyable concert staged in Alex tip and it took six men to drag him Fraser, Clifford Wightman, Lancas- of the National Council of Women at his brother Dan J. MacGillivray, and Lochiel Township, on the occasion termediate Hockey league schedule ander Hall, Alexandria, by students from the bush to Mr. Marjerrison’s ter, and Donald Snider, Balnsville, will be played either Friday or Satur- Sackville, N B. two sisters Mrs. D B. MacLeod and of his attaining his fiftieth anniver- of St Margaret’s School, last Wednes- home. Kenyon, Wilfred Vallanoe, Carman -day night Fans are advised to keep Miss Nettie MacGillivray, all of Alex sary as Clerk, lauded the services of day night, drew a large attendance. The huge bear was the first to be Rowe, Maxville; J. P. MacLeod, Mur- in contact with rink officials here. By HELEN ROGERS in the andria, who will have the sympathy of Mr. Chisholm over the past half The programme follows: taken in the Apple Hill district in dle Arklnstall Dun vegan; Charlotten- If the opener has. to be. postponed Regina Leader-Post many friends In their loss, century. Pupils' of Grade I presented two de- yeans and is believed to be a record burgh, Peter McNeil, Wilfred McDon- until a later date the first league game Christmas cards ware first on the post Read by Reeve J. W. MacLeod lightful numbers: "An Eight Hand size. Bear tracks were seen in the dist- j The funeral is being held this (Wed- ald, Summerstown; Wilfred McNaugh- here will be played on January 2nd. 6100,1011 tlle and bearing the signatures of all the Reel” and a recitation in unison “The riet last year, but no tracks had been ' successful alder ^ r.esday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock, to ton and Kenneth Barton, Martlntown. In the Border League, the local Legion manlc members of Council, the address said Rheumatiz seen so far this year it is believed oandidete Thursday. Alexandria United Church. Interment Auditor—Arcade Trottier, Alexan- squad plays its first game in the new in part: Those taking part in the dance were the animal had holed up for the win- j Interviewed the afternoon following ^ WJJI ne in Kirk Hill United Church arena on January 6tK, when Glen Ro- the election, Mrs Margaret Ross was cemetery. “The golden anniversary of Mir. dria. Marlene Millar, Alastair McKinnon, ter sleep. The 1947 plowing match was dl- bertson comes here. Helen McDonald, Donald McKay, Fern ' quietly performing, a domestic task V. G. Chisholm’s services as Clerk The hide of the bear is destined to is indeed a record seldom If ever at- cussed at length and It was the opin- League schedules follow: McCormick, Raymond W. McDonald, ithat falls to the lot of most women at] furnish a fine rug for the Marjerrison tained, and of his honourable and ion that it was one of the most suc- Shirley Larocque and Johnnie Van home, while it Is highly probable that this time of the year. She was address Following is the revised schedule for 1 ing Christmas cards. Splendid Concert long term of public service we are cessful on record. Next year’s match Dyke. The “caller” for the reel was the family will also enjoy bear steak is to be held In the Township of Ken- the Cornwall and District Intermediate Terry Kelly, a six-year-old Who carried “I was so busy campaigning for civic | all very proud. Mr. Chisholm’s well along with turkey for Christmas. wishing friends are found in. every yon and it is hoped to develop a num- Hockey Association: out his duty with the aplomb pf a pro- j elections,” she smiled “I had no time 1 At Public School comer of the Municipality and among ber of special features and demon- HBCCMBSxt fessional much to the delight of the ] for Ohristmas cards. ” ' every class. strations to add to the spectator ap- 26— Maxville vs Alexandria.audience. v Speaking of her duties in the ad- I"110 pupils of Alexandria Public In his capacity of Township Clerk peal. Calumets vs Highlanders. Eight To Attend The cast for the recitation were those j ministration of Regina, Mrs. Ross com j School were hosts to many parents and no duty pertaining to his office has Ross Fraser and Tom Hay were re- 27— -Highlanders vs Calumets. in the dance as well as: Rita McCor- mented, “I’mjstlll on the outside look- ! friends at their annual Christmas con- been too onerous and throughout the elected directors on the Eastern 28— Alexandria vs Massena.mick, Allan R. McDonald, Gail Irvine, in the school, Cheese Annual years Councillors—elect have trusted Counties Ploughmen’s Association 26—Highlanders vs Maxville. interpret the housewife in matters per j The program opened with all pupils Ronnie Plumadore, Elizabeth McDon- to the experienced clerk for Informa- Board. JANUARY The Glengarry Cheese Producers taining to the home 'When problems shiging “Tiny Candles of the Night.” ald, Richard Sabourin, Catharine Wil- tion and for guidance, helpful In J. J. McDonald, of Dalhousie, was 2— Calumets vs Alexandria. Association will be represented by six The chairman. Rev. J. M. Fleming, lard, Raymond McDonald, Margaret come up in which the housewife has rough difficult paces. His trusted elected official delegate to the annual, O'Connor and Ronald McDonald. delegates in addition to the President an interest, I hope to bring their poinu introduced three guests who expressed Massena vs Highlanders. - advice was treasured by all who meeting of the Ontario Association 3— Maxville vs Calumets.Grade 11 pupils who presented a and Secretary-Treasurer, at the an- I . CD page » their thanks for being invited and served at the council table, and in spirited dance revup were: Sandra Mc- nual meeting of the provincial body, wished the pupils a happy holiday. 4— Highlanders vs Massena. the varied work of the Township, 5— Alexandria vs Maxville.Kinnon, Ronnle’kemp Patiicla McDon to be held in Toronto, January 6th The speakers were W. W. Dean, chair- for citizens everywhere learned that hid, Larry McDonald, Bonnie McPher- and 7th. The delegates were named man of the School Board, Mrs. J. T. Landed His Plane 8— Massena vs Alexandria. Mr. Chisholm understood Vheir vari- son, Ewen McCormick, Loma Proulx, at a meeting ot the Glengarry director- Santa Given Smith and E. A. MacGillivray, MFF. 9— Maxville vs Highlanders. ous problems and was ready , to ad- Richard Dumouchel, Shirley Seguln, ate, held Friday evening in the Agri- Two recitations “Christmas Song” 10— Alexandria vs Calumets. vise in théir solution. It just-seemed At Own Doorstep 11— Calumets vs Massena.Philip Tourangeau; Pauline Cardinal, cultural Office, here. Warm Welcome and “The Soft Answer,’’ were deliv- 1 that nothing was too small to claim 12— Massena vs Maxville.R. D. Chisholm, Heather McDougald, Among those selected are Archie ered by Jack Flewelling and Nancy Archie G. McDougall of Sudbury; Small fry and their elders joined in Graham. Both recitations were writ- his attention” Madrlck Sauve, Barbara Reid, Claude McDougall, Daniel MacDonald and ( paid a flying visit to his native Glen- 14—Maxville vs Massena. a warm welcome to Santa Claus Sat- ten by Dorothy Dumbrille (Mrs. J. 16—Highlanders vs Alexandria, Seguin, Jacqueline Leduc and Gordon Florimond (Legault, of Alexandria; garry, last week end, landing his Aer- Coleman. Wilbur Mac Arthur, Martlntown; urday afternoon, when that jovial gent T Smith) and are included in her 16— Alexandria vs Highlanders. paid his annual visit to Alexandria As book of poems “Stairway to the onca two-passenger plane practically Action Song Rod. A. McLeod, Glen Norman; and Died In California on his own doorstep. Archie is a Pilot 17— Massena vs Calumets. in recent years he made Chenier’s Hare stars.’’, Pupils of Grades 111 and IV pre- Gilbert McRae, Glen Sandfleld. Relatives In Glengarry, have been 19—Calumets vs Maxville. ware his headquarters and hundreds Instructor at Sudbury, and is as well sented an action song, “Get Up Get H. S. Marjerison, oil Apple Hill, | The junior pupils, Grades 1 to IV, advised of the death at Eureka, Cali- 22— Maxville vs Alexandria. of kiddies were assembled on the adja- the owner of a farm at Glen Norman Up. Hurrah I” Pupils were: Lenore president of the Glengarry Associa- under the direction of Mrs. L. Mac- fornia, of a former resident of this 23— Calumets vs Highlanders. cent parking lot for the grand finale, now occupied by the Sayant family. Si-Highlanders vs Calumets. Spooner, Vivian Kemp, Nora Pluma- tion, who is a director on the Ontario Donald, presented the next entertain- county in the person of Mr. William On a combined business and pleasure dore, Harold LalondelSj Louis Lajoie, Beard, will also attend this meeting a scramble for candy and peanuts ing and well-received portion of the McGilllvray. The late Mr. McGilli- 2&-,Alexandria vs Massena which Santa Claus showered down in trip to hjs native county, Mr. McDou- Alec Spooner, Gerard Millar, Jackie along with the Secretary-Treasurer, ! program as follows: Recitation, “A vray died December 4th, in his 91st 26-Highlanders vs Maxville. generous quantities from an upstairs gall flew down on the week end, touch McDougall, Ewen McDonald, Alec Ar- Mr. W. J: Major. Cnristmas Welcome,” by Lloyd Bar- year. 29— Calumets vs Alexandria. window of the store ing ground almost at the door of chie Willard, Henry Dumouchel, Em- Tile directors also voted to assist in bara; a Christmas Exercise with He was bom at Brodie, August 5, the Sayant home. While their guest 30— —Massena vs Highlanders. Good old Santa Claus paid Glen Ro- mett McCormick, Sheldon Larocque, the sending of a delegate from the chorus composed of C. Wallace Mac- 1857, a son of Mr. and Mrs Malcolm for a few days, he showed them Alex- 31— Maxville vs Calumets. bertson a brief visit before coming tO Heather McPherson, Colombe Touran- Junior Farmers to the forthcoming Co |Donald; H Irene LasaUe; R McGillivray; His wife the late Elec- andria from the air on Monday, en FEBRUARY Alexandria on the afternoon train, j Barbara S. Johnnie l—Highlanders vs Massena. geau, Bonnie McKinnon, Mary Gather operative and Rural Life Course be- Austln; Carol tra L. McGillivray predeceased him, route to Ottawa for re-fuelling. He ine Chisholm, Mary Fiances Milla'r, and there, too, he was wildly acclaimed1 |Oüngen; T. - Marlene Flewelling; M and he leaves one son, Robert Brown . 2—Alexandria vs Maxville. ing held at Queen’s University, King- rm— jAagyuj *-..-1- “"' Heather Hay; A, Connie Willard; S, left Tuesday morning to rejoin his Margaret Laframboise, Lenore St. The lengthy parade of truck and McGillivray of Eureka, three grand- 5— Massena vs Alexandria. ston, from December 28 to 31. Dun- mother in Sudbury for Christmas. John, Leopold Larocque, Bernard Belle can McRae, of St. Raphaels, is the car loads o cheering children, here in Johnnie MacRae. A solo, “Long Ago,” children and several nephews and Archie’s trip to his native heath was 6— Maxville vs Highlanders. Alexandria included something of an feuille, Richard Kenemy, Donald Mc- junior farmer delegate from this dis- was sung by Sheila Stimson, accom- nieces In the. United States and Can- i unscheduled or he might have been 7— Alexandria vs Calumets. innovation. A gaily decorated truck Donald, Bernard Kelly, David Kemp, trict. panied by her brother, Bradley Stim- ada. pressed into service Saturday, to pro- 8 —Calumets vs Massena. immediately behind Santa’s carried Ewen McKinnon, Shaun McDonald, son; “Merry Christmas” exercise by Mrs. Anna Brodie and Mr. Gal- vide a novel entry for Santa Claus. 9—Massena vs Maxville. Gerald Laparle, Jack Goleman, Ste- costumed youngsters representing Carol Proulx, Barry Flewelling and ium McGillivray of Dalkeith, are 11— Maxville vs Massena. “Sneezy”, “Grumpy”, Indians, clowns, The ice-covered Mill Pond would have phen Baxter, Lawrence Baxter, Shirley New Tea Room Rhonda Shepherd; recitation, “Shar- niece and nephew of the late Mr. made an ideal landing strip for the 12— Highlanders vs Alexandria. bear, a cow, and other characters McCulloch, Jacqueline Pigeon, Flor- ing,'' by Elsie Lasalle; dialogue, “Con- McGilllvray. visitor from the North Pole. 13— Alexandria vs Highlanders.ence Chisholm, Rosabelle Lalonde and Had Opening costumed by Mr. Chenier. fessions,” by Jimmie Proulx, Harley 14— Massena vs Calumets.Allan McKinnon. Osborne, Leroy Cowan, Bradley Stim- 16—Calumets vs Maxville. Girls from Grades 1, 11, HI, and IV Some forty-five guests attended the son, Claude MacDonald and Keith presented a oolorful and well received: opening of Mrs Katherine Jackson's 195 Piobaireachds Are Required e Miss Joan Boyd Watson. SEASON’S SCHEDULE revue “Christmas Dollies” under the Bonnach Tea Room in h r home, Bi- of the The entire group sang two carols, “A direction of Sister St. Rose ■ Those shop Street, last Thursday afternoon BORDER HOCKEY LEAGUE Christmas Carol” and “Birthday of Ere You Step Into A Piper’s Skirts taking part were: Heather McPherson Feature item was the bonnach, a tea Widely Moùrned JANUARY biscuit made from a: famous old Scot- Jesus.” Bonnie McKinnon, Sandra McKinnon Following a lengthy period of ill- 4 Dalhousie at St. Justine tish recipe. The senior pupils, instructed by By J. ALVIN KUGELMASS in ’47 magazine 6 Glen Robertson at Alexandria Lenore St. John, Lorna Proulx, Mary health, the death occurred in Hotel The Tea Room is open every day MacCRIMMON’S COLLEGE, near Dun the movements of the fingers across 8 St. Justine at Glen Robertsont Francis Millar, Florence Chisholm, Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, on Sunday thèir teacher. Miss H. Campbell, pre- vegan, in Scotland, is one of the most the holes of the chanter and the sounds 9 Alexandria at Dalhousie Mary Catherine Chisholm, Lenore from 4 to 6 o’clock and special ap- December 21st of Miss Joan Boyd, sented a colorful and effectively staged arduous schools in the world. It trains that the pipes would ultimately make, 11 Glen Robertson at Dalhousie Spooner, Colombe Tourangeau, Gall Ir pointments for dinners and other ac- daughter of Mrs. Charles Stewart play, “No Room At the Inn ” The bagpipers One must blow a minimum j The first MacCrimmon had an ad- 11 Alexandria at St. Justine vine, Vivian Kemp and Patricia Mc- comodation can be made by appoint- 13 Dalhousie at Alexandria cf Dunvegan, and the late Alex Boyd cast consisted of: Innkeeper, Raymond of 195 piobaireachds, oompositions, to venturous life. WhUe battling 18 Alexandria at Glen Robertson Donald. ment . Mrs Jackson’s Tea Room should Miss Boyd had been ill for two years Fontaine; servant. Tommy Douglas; get a degree ^ j Bonnie Prince Charlie, MacCrimmon 18 St. Justine at Dalhousie An unusal number was that of the find a ready patronage in the Alexan- Joseph Elaine Barbara; Mary, Eunice 20 St. Justine at Alexandria dria area'and its proximity to the and for the past year had been with MaoCrimmon’s limits its enrolment was taken prisoner. That night his “Cnristmas Shoppers’ Train” enacted her sister Mrs. Vincent McDonald of Lasalle; Shepherds!, Nalncy Graham, 25 Dalhousie at Glen Robertson new covered rink should be of mutual to 12. Only the most ’alented are per- student, Bain, overwhelmed by a pre- 27 Glen Robertson at Alexandria jby pupils of Grades Vll and Vlll, with Jennine MacRae and Blanche Flewell- advantage. Alexandnia Two months ago) her mltted to blow at the masters’ feet for monition, wrote the now famous “Mac- 27 Dalhousie at St. Justine the “train” composed of pupils of condition necessitated her removal to ing; angel. Sheila Austin; kings, Ebert 29 St. Justine at Glen Robertson giades. Ill and IV. The main per- a period that may last from five *
purchased and the others the contract large numbers to Ottawa where of- Diarmid. I : D. Munro and Mrs. C. T. Johnson Monthly, Mrs. A. G. McDonald; Com Cheese Secretary quantity : hams and bacons, 350,000,000 . f ici ah are courteous but firm in stick- Miss Jean Smillie of Ottawa was a the latter giving the closing prayer. nnrnity • Friendship, Mrs. James lbs (250,000,000) ; pork offals, 4,430,000 j ing to their decisions, though it must week end guest of Mrs. W. B. .Mac- The president Mrs. E. T. Johnson Clyde, Assistant Mrs. E. Hetaier; lbs (2,069,090) ; hog casings, 330,000. be admitted that changes have been Diarmid. presided during the business session Supply, Mrs. J. W. Munro; Temper- bdies:- (375,000); beef, 120,000,000 lbg| found necessary to ease these regula- Mr. and Mrs. John Denovan return The roil call was answered with a ance, Mrs. A. A. Fraser; Tea Trea- te,487,775) ; beef offals, 1,085,000 lbs j tiens and other changes are almost ed to their home in Lachine on Mon- Christmas Thought, Secretaries of surer and pianist, Mrs’ H. Mackle; (93,637); Canadian canned meat lunch to come soon. In this respect, there is day night. the different departments presented Baby Band, Mrs. H. Oolbran, Nom- 25,000,000 lbs (18,000,000); mutton and much argumentation and gossip be- Mrs. Stewart Begg of Gravel Hill their reports Mrs A A. Fraser, inating Committee, Mrs. A. D. Mun- lamb, 10,000,000 lbs (2,051,073) ; oxtails ; hind the scenes on the ban off fruits and Mrs. William Bentley and Miss Temperance Secretary, asked for a ro and Mrs J. W. Munro. 300.000 lbs (69,435); cheese, 125,000,000 and vegetables since authorities point Hazel Bentley of Gravel Hill, were moment of silent prayer for the tem- The Society was invited to hold the lbs (57,084,000); evaporated milk, put that total imports of this kind, in guests on Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. N. perance vote to be taken in Maxville. January Meeting at the home of Mrs 600.000 cases (600,000) ; roller dried skim reality, represent less than one per MacEwen and Miss Berfhia MacEwan. The treasurer Mrs A Ferguson, D. S McLennan.. Lunch was served milk powder, 8,000,000 lbs (8,000,000) ; cent of U S. money involved and still *■”"* i . ; y ■ € Miss Maureen Armstrong of the reported that the auxiliary had ex- by the hostesses, Mrs. Rita Col- CURRENT CONTRACTS eggs, 83,000,000 doss (86,693,000), the health of many Canadians may be High School staff spent the week end ceeded their allocation. bounme and Mrs W. McMillan. Behind the much discussed food trade Borne of the contracts or agreements affected especially possible deficiency at her home in Cornwall. Communications were a letter from talks between Canada and Britain, expire Dec 31 1947 and other March troubles may be invited Mutterings of s Winton Marshall of Kemptville visit the Presbyterial President Mrs At- DALKEITH which had been marked by some hard 31, 1948 or Jan. 31, 1948, though these discontent against these bans can be ed his parents MT. and Mrs. Myron chison and Mrs Martel, regarding (Intended for last issue) fMTgairUTig and some strange stories figures for shipments to date offer a heard along Parliament Bill in ever Marshall over.the week-end. Christian Stewardship. 1 Miss Edna McDougall visited with of deadlock, is a report on Parliament fairly good idea. , increasing complaints, Mrs Jas Orton at Summerstown dur- Hill that in ways Canada has experi- REAL NEED Eric Reasbeck of Kemptville spent Rev.. Scott Milley tdbk the chair j DIVORCE AGAIN ing the week end. enced difficulties in meeting her com- Judging from the check being given the week end with David Williams. for the election of officers and con- I Already the chronic problem of di- Mr Costane Rangei paid a visit to mitments for the current contract per- to applications for American dollars gratulated the society on the fine voree procedure in Canada is being Ottawa on Monday. iod. Indeed, food shipments to Bri- by Canadians seeking to go to U S. BIRTHDAY PARTY work done in the past year. He refer- i felt in the capital gince an MP has in- I Mrs. J. W. MacLeod returned home tain for current contracts period in- for health reasons, the authorities in On Tuesday afternoon Dec. 11th, ed to the Master’s promise “Greater dicated that he plans to introduce after spending the past couple of weeks cluded the following, with the figures O'tawa where such applications must . a resolution in the House of Commons Mrs Leonard Hurd entertained at a work shall ye do if you are my dis- at Lachine with her daughter, Mrs. In the brackets designating the total be passed on by officials or doctors of birthday party for Harris, who cele- ciples. '“The officers for 1948 are rs to increase the grounds for divorce Henry. With an office at Belleville, Charles- the Dept, of National Health and brated his 11th birthday . During the follows;; and to propose that ail such matters | Mr. and Mrs Willie MacLennan at- National Secretary Welfare are extremely cautious in con afternoon many games, contests and President, Mrs.- E T Johnson; N. Heath, formerly of Brantford, is- be handed to the provincial courts tended the funeral on Sunday at Alex- sidering such applications even when a general good time was had by Harris Vice-presidents, Mrs.. Rita Colboume instead of being dealt with by Parlia- andria of the late Miss Maggie Mc- the new secretary of the Ontario these are certified by physicians Each ment. At present only adultery is a and his schoolmates and Mrs Arthur Scott. Recording Millan. case is adjudged on its merits by a A sumptuous supper was served and Cheese producers Association Bom lit basis for divorce and all provinces ex- secretary and press, Miss Olive Craw | Mr. Donald W. MacLeod returned panel of doctors and real need must cept Quebec have divorces Heard in the table was centred with a three-tier ford; treasurer, Mrs Alex Ferguson, home recently from the harvest fields Hastings county, Mr. Heath has had be proven before the U S. currency is provincial courts. Each year residents birthday cake, topped with eleven cand Associate Helpers, Mrs A D Munro . of Saskatchewan and Red Deer, Alber- a long association with the cheese in- made available in order to regtrict from Quebec have to come to Ottawa les. Baskets of candy and nuts held Christian Stewardship, and Mission ta such travel this winter and to save U. f their divorce actions before the dustry, and was recently manager of 0r thé place card for each little guest. Band, Mrs. W. McMillan; Literature p Mr. D D MacLeod of Cornwall 3 dollars. • Senate Committee where evidence is Harris was the recipient of many Mrs. D A McDonald; Missionary spent the week end with his mother. Brantford Produce Co. SNAP ELECTIONS jheârd and a private hill must pass useful gifts, given by friends and re- .Speculation backstage in this capi- both the Senate and Commons. latives. tal seems to be inclined that an im- STUDY BY COMMITTEE msdiate general election in Canada The Geneva Trade Agreements will EVENING AUXILIARY OF THE would only come if something unex- be thoroughly examined by a oommit- WOMEN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY pected presently at the top level should tee of the Canadian Parliament when On Tuesday evening the St. An- occur and there is a tendency to dis- the legislators return in the New drew's Presbyterian Evening Auxi- count many of the rumors now in cir- Year and it is understood that this liary of the Woman’s Missionary So- culation. It Jg pointed .out that thé will mean the calling of govemmen' .Governhient.’s mandate can hold un- exports and others interested, jciety met at the. home of Mrs Osie til .1950 and that none of the current SMALL BALANCES Villeneuve The devotional part of issues are likely to bring on such an one reason, it is interpreted along the meeting was opened with à hymn appeal to the people, ev n though the parliament Hill, for the difficulties be- “While Shepherds watch their flocks rismg cost Of living controls, etc., are tween Canada and Britain in reaching by night ” The scripture, lesson was “hot” However it is also stressed that agreement on food contracts Is the fact read by Miss Bertha MacLeod and was the seriousness of tHe international jbat the balance left of the $1,250,000; taken from St. Luke 2nd chapter.
Appointed national secretary of Farm situation may prevent any such general QJQ ioan obtained from Canada in 1946 Mrs. Carmen Kennedy led in prayer Radio Forum, for the 1947-48 season election coming in the immediate fu- WJS oniy $317,000,000 Mrs Milton C. Woods read an article Joseph Galway was born and raised ure. NevortheleSS, a snap election is it )' F PT N G GRAIN AWAY from the Glad Tidings Overseas Work on a Leeds county farm near Ganan- not ruled out as a possibility in 1948 Whatever the feeling might be, said written by Miss Beatrice Scott and oque. He operated the family farm for if- something should suddenly warrant in part Agriculture Minister Gardiner Miss M. Stringer. Mrs Dan Cameron some years before he joined the or- such action aside from thè current in the House of-Commons, the facts read an Article also on “Overseas Work ganizational staff of the United Far- “hot” Issues, with veteran observers are these that from the time the crop written by Miss E. Kennedy and Miss mers Co-operative Co Ltd , in 1944. hinting that the prisent ten vacancies was harvested in Western Canada I MacConnell .The hymn “The Great In 1945 he became assistant secretary may possibly be held in the Senate in down to October 21, more feed was de- Physician now is near” closed the de- of Farm Radio Forum in Quebec, a part at. least for just siich an eventual jjy the farmers to the elevators votional part of the meeting. part-time appointment which allowed ity since it is no longer a secret that tJlan was deiiVered in the same period Mrs. Alex D. Stewart President, pre him to study at MacDonald College, several ministers of the Cabinet would Qf the preceding year I state that in sided for the business part of the Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Que. In 1946 like to retire before the «ext general orüeT ^ deny the suggestion made to meetiiîg. Minutes were read and ap- Mr. Galway became secretary of Farm election ^.he effect that fanners in Western Ca- It. is. quite a tall order to provide sistant Frank Toro, the C.P.R York in Toronto, the Palliser in Cal- proved by the secretary Mrs Henry Radio Forum in Quebec. Mr. Galway traditional and hearty Christmas will not slip up on the job Turkey gary’s cattle country ordered 1,500 EFFECTS OF BANS nada had anything whatsoever to do Wilkes. Mrs. Henry Wilkes reported dinners for the thousands of guests heads the list of food ordered 7,450 pounds of beef and the Cornwallis succeeds Ralph Staples, Cavan, as na- The defects of the bans on certain with keeping grain away from farmers that twelve regular meetings were held tional secretary. registered j in the Canadian Pacific pounds, or over three tons, of it fol- Inn in Kentville, N.S., plans for 75 imports are bringing businessmen in in Eastern Canada The fanners in during the year; two thank offering Railways coast-to-to-coast chain of Icwed by 2,775 pounds of beef, 495 pounds of lobster. Ten suckling pigs’ — — - i — .Western Canada delivered their grain meetings and a Home Helpers meet- hotels, and judging from the pic- pounds of goose, 1,775 pounds of are on the menu at Victoria’s Em- in as great quantities as they had in ing The society met their allocation. ture of one of the buffets at the plum pudding, 665 pounds of fruit press Hotel for the ’ Christmas the preceding year. During the year 94 sick visits weré Chateau Frontenac In Quebec City, cake, 355 pounds of mincemat and pageant of Old England. made. Flowers and cards sent to fif- presided over by chef de cuisine 316 pounds of nuts Three thousand UNEMPLOYMENT teen members. Mrs. Alex D. Stewart Louis Baltera, (right), and his as- pounds of turkey went to the Royal s COUNTY NEWS represented the Evening W.M S at the First synodical meeting of the Eas- INSURANCE m MAXVILLE tern District held in Ottawa in May Mrs. Howard Doig attended the Pres COVERAGE X Miss Jean Buchan, Bank of Canada byterial held in Cornwall in May. The Ottawa, is spending a week with her j treasurer’s report was given by Mrs. ’ EXTENDED parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Buchan jDan Ferguson and was most gratify- | and Miss Dorothy Buchan | ing Mrs Dan Cameron Bale Secre- ‘ Miss Elizabeth McMaster of Ottawa, (Authority, P.C, i85i, dated December 3rd, 1H7) tary reported that a sum of money was has besn the guest of her ' parents forwarded to Mrs Rupert of Finch Mr. and Mrs Dan McMaster for the supply secretary for the Presbyterial ON AND AFTER January 1st, 1948, every past week employee in insurable employment paid by of Glengarry Presbyterary. Articles Miss Geraldine Pilon has returned made and donated for the Bale were las Not Gone Up In Pri the month, whose annual remuneration does home after spending her holidays in not exceed $3,120.00 will be insured under given to the Senior W M S. to be in- the Unemployment Insurance Act. Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I eluded in their bale. Literature ana Martin magazines were collected and sent to AT PRESENT those paid by the month John Comptois of the High School the Frontier College Toronto to be sent Be Highly Appreciated whose annual remuneration is $2,400.00 or staff was in Hawkesbury for the week less are insured under the Act. to the lumber camps in isolated places. end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Osie Villeneuve Glad Tidings ss- 1 THE CHANGE will not affect the coverage John Comptois ! cretary reported an increase in member of all hourly, daily and piece rated employees Walter Smillie and Henry Wilkes ship. returned home Sunday evening after The Glengarry News and those paid on a mileage basis; who will Due to the absence of Mrs Howard attending a Stainers’ Convention at continue to be inspired regardless of earnings. Kennedy Home Helpers Secretary and the Kamal Temple, Montreal, on WEEKLY RATED employees whose earn- Mrs Burns Stewart, welcome and Saturday Wellare Secretary, reports were not ings are expected to be $3,120.00 or less per Mrs. Daniel Campbell of Cornwall year will continue to be insured under the Act. given. Mrs Alex D. Stewart Presi- is spending a few days in Maxville dent spoke a few words of the success the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of the year the society had had and UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE Hurd. thanked the officers and members for A gift that will be Mrs Edwin Cline of Ottawa was their loyal support to the society. Three COMMISSION home for the week end with her mo- members had perfect attendance for ther, Mrs Robert Scott and Mr. repeated 52 times J. G. BISSON, Chief Commissioner the year Mrs Alex D Stewart, Mrs and Mrs Harvey Scott. R. J. TALLON, C. A. L. MURCHISON, W. Stirling MacLean, Mrs Dan Cam- ■ Commissioner Commissioner Mrs. Arthur Charleton left Sunday eron. evening for Ottawa to spend a week throughout the year. Refreshments were served by the i with her brother. Major Cameron hostess Mrs Osie Villeneuve assisted j duff and Mrs. Cluff. by Mrs William MacEwen, Mrs. Car- A constant reminder Miss Margaret Kippen of Ottawa men Kennedy, Miss Bertha MacLeod, i was a week end guest of her parents The January meeting will be held'- Mr. and Mrs Dunean Kippen. the first Tuesday evening in January ! your thoughtfulness Mrs William MacNamara of Apple p'th Mrs. Burns’ Stewart’s unit in Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. charge. MacLean over the week end. Miss Alice Aird was a Week end APPLE HILL guest of her sister Mrs William F. Campbell and Mr Campbell at Athol. At the Annual Meeting of the Wo- Cameron Charlton left Monday, to men’s Missionary Society of Zion Un- spend some time with his aunt and ited Church held at the home of Mrs (mole, Mr. and Mrs Reginald Gar- Rita Colboume, Mrs. Scott Milley diner in Oobourg. had charge of a candle lighting FARE AND A HALF Mr. and Mrs Alex MacDougall of ceremony in the form of a Canadian Good going:—Saturday, De- Finch were Sunday guests of Mr. and Friendship Carol service when can- greeting card from this office will cember 20th, 1947, to and including Thursday, January Mrs. Donald J MacLean. dles were lighted representing the 1st, 1948. Mrs George Norman, Mr. and Mrs. many creeds and races in Canada announce your gift. Return Limit:—Leave desti- Stewart Norman and Master Harold nation not, later than mid- and Christmas Carols were sung. The night, Wednesday, January Norman of Gravel Hill spent Friday story of the “Babe of Bethlehem and 7th,. 1948. with Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacEwen. the Z“Magnificat” were read in uni- Tickets end complete inform*- tion from any Agent. Miss Kathleen M Bradley, traveling son. Assisting Mrs Milley were Mrs supervisor and instructress of the A A. Fraser, Mrs P. D. McIntyre, CANADIAN NATIONAL Bell Telephone Co Ottawa, is spend Mrs. Harold Colbran, Mrs. Arthur ing a few days with Miss Minnie Mac- Scott, Mrs. W. McNamara, Mrs. H The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont, Friday, . December 26, Ottawa. Pag* 1 ther, Mrs. E D. MacNaughton Max- Pre-Tests Questions ville, and called on a number of other friends here. portant only to themselves, j If we’re in a dying world it’s be- Mr and Mrs Stanley Colbran, of “ “,d s: ! While cause we set a dying pace (except. Cornwall visited with his parents Mr such men dividing the responsibil- cf Pfl nothing where oui- own desires are concerned), and Mrs. Simon Colbran on Sunday ity for covering and creating wealth I j Until pride and stubbornness are Angus MacDonell, Apple Hill, spent (instead of cornering responsibility for ! r, TIME BOMBS dividing wealth), are the men who proWems °nly grow I killed In me, I wffl,km the best in Sunday with his mother Mrs. Alex- when other people. ander MacDonell, and family. hold democracy against totalitarian in ine self-important people are im- Good intentions need two legs to gek HYDRO HOME ECONO Miss Hazel Gallinger of Cornwall anywhere. was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs James H. MacIntyre and son Hugh Hello Homemakers! Enough time to In half and lift to pie plate. Press gently onto pie plate Cut down Fred MacKinnon, Cornwall spent .prepare tor the holiday table is the Sunday evening the guest of Mr. and ouandry of many homemakers today. around the edge. This makes one Mrs. Sinjon Colbran and family. Every year there seem to be more time nine-inch double crust. Orange Pastry: use orange juice in Mrs. Millan MacNaughton, visited tions to attend, especially at this sea- Cornwall the latter part of the week. son, net only the women’s organiza- place of water adding a little grated Eb MacNaughton, Ottawa spent the tions, but the children’s concerts, orange rind Nut pastry: Add 1-2 cup finely chop- week end with his mother Mrs. E. D father’s office parties, and the numer- MacNaughton and Mr and Mrs Mil- ' oils Christmas endeavours. ped nuts to flour mixture ian MacNaughton and called on other It therefore behooves us to prepare Cheese Pastry: Add 1-2 cup finely füends. -something simple yet festive for our grated cheese to flour mixture. Little Miss Connie MacNaughton, home gatherings We believe that our - TAKE A TIP was a recent guest of Mrs. E. D Mac- j basic recipes with variations may be 1. If you use gumdrops for varia- j ■Ivjghton, Maxville the answer to your number one pro- tion in cookies, cut and mix in the Mrs. James H. McIntyre received a blem this week. dough because these gelatin candies Editor of Farm Forum Guide and message from Ottawa stating her ne- BUTTERMILK COOKIES will harden in a moderate temperature Coursa .tart» Jonuary 4th, WAS I director of research. National Farm phew, Harold Quinn, who was employ- 1 cup brown sugar, 1-2 ctip shorten- oven. 2. If your cookie sheet has become I Radio Forum Ruth L. McKenzie has , ed with the Eddy Co. in Hull, was se- ing, 1 egg, well beaten, 1-2 cup butter- black place the pan of cookies on top jbeen pre-testing the questions for the verely burned when a sulphur vat ot centratty located «chcojl»^ milk or sour milk 2 1-8 cups sifted ! Farm Forum broadcasts at special boiled ower spilling some of the con- «««.ton g t** . Uniform» ptovMei cake 1-4 tsp salt 1-4 tsp soda 1-2 of the jelly roll pan to deflect the heat and prevent the oookles burning forum meetings in advance of. the re- . tents over his face, neck and hands . ray whH» Uotn\i>9 £ o*rt«nai« o« dtoduo*'*» *sp. cinnamon. on the bottom. Igular schedule of broadcasts Last ' His condition at present is critical, Mr. Cream brown sugar and shortening 3. If you use pastry flour for bak- year Miss McKenzie pre-tested all the Quinn served overseas in the last war. * add beaten egg. Sift dry ingredients , ing powder biscuits, you may require broadcast questions with forum S S and was a prisoner in Germany for two 40 v0ory and _ add alternately with buttermilk » . Age m *° 1 cup of milk to make a soft dough. 4 at Darlington, Durham county. j ears. He is at present in Hull Hospi’a! to creamed mixture. Drop from tea- «««.I.» THE QUESTION BOX I We hope to hear of his complete re- Grade w*** ■ Qnand Rev. G W lïÿine. Sift the flour with sal*, and work Wlsemen, Playter St, John, Donald Me The National Anthem closed a very Culloch and Ronnie Lacombe; Shep- the shortening into it with pastry mix pleasant afternoon and refreshments \[he payoff on War Savings Certificates has begun. Right now all War er. (When shortening is mixed even- herds, Gerald Lalonde, Ian McKinnon COUNTY NEWS were served Savings Certificates issued in May 1940 are being redeemed by the Canadian ly the mix looks like coarse oatmeal) Jerome Masterson; the “Star”, Mary Government at their full face value. Sprinkle In the cold water, tossing WILLIAMSTOWN Peth McDonald, and the “Christmas MA AT INTO WH Angel,” Marlon McPhee. The tableau flour Into dough, Pat lightly Into a On or after December 15th, you can redeem all War Savings Certificates ball, wrap In wax paper and chill In The Women’s Missionary Society of was enhanced by the use of a colored Mr. and Mqs. Tom Ross, Winnipeg, spotlight. issued in June 1940 ... and so on, month by month, for the next few years. refrigerator for 1-2 hour, Roll out St. Andrew’s United Church held their Manitoba are guests of Mi’, and Mrs. annual meeting at the home of Mrs. The chairman for the entire pro- lightly on a cured board tl 1-2 inch W. A. Murray, Line Road. Mr. Ross is a If you are among the thrifty people who own War Savings Certificates, thickness in a circular fashion. Fold D. A. MacRae on Thursday afternoon toother of Mrs Murray and Mr. D. A. gram was Finnan McDonald, of Grade Dec. 4th. Ross Yii 1. who performed his duties in a NOW is the time to look them over, sort them out by months and as they With Mrs. G. W. Irvine as leader M r Francis Graham, Maxville, was competent and commendable man- fall due, endorse them and mail to Ottawa as described on the back of and Mrs. Innis MacGregor as home for the w:ek end. rer. each Certificate. A cheque for the full face value of each Certificate will be HELP TO KEEP pianist, the Carol service prepared by Teachers reponsible for training the sent to you in due course. Winnlfred Thomas in the Missionary The annual meeting of North Branch pupils were: Sister St. Francesca, Sis- ONTARIO THRIVING Monthly was followed. W M.S was held Tuesday afternoon ter St. Irma, Sister St. Mildred, Sis- Mrs A L Clark, Miss A L Dun- at the home of Mira. Kirker with the ter St. Rose, and Miss June McDonald But here is another suggestion..» lop, Mrs. Ivan Clark, Mrs W. D. Mac President, Mrs. Stewart Robertson pre- Accompanists for the evening were Sis Donell, Mrs. C. A , Cattanach Mrs siding. ter St Rose, Marion McPhee and Don Have The Royal Bank of Canada do all this "office work” and sorting for MacRae and Mrs Irvine all contri- . The candlelight service from the aid Racine you. Save yourself the bother of searching out the right pieces of paper buted to the service Mrs. MacGregor Missionary monthly was used. Mrs. Ro- The arrival of Santa Clatis with plen each month, endorsing them and mailing them off to Ottawa. favored the ladies with the solo “Star bertson was assisted by Miss Mamie ty of candy for all the children brought of the East’.’. Uiquhart. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. J F. the evening to a close. Here’s what you do: Bring all your War SAFEKEEPING CHARGES FOR WAR SAV- I Mrs. A. L. Clark gave the closing McMartin, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. W. Savings Certificates which you have at INGS CERTIFICATES, INCLUDING AUTO- 1 I prayer and Mrs. Irvine said The bene- A. Murray, Mrs.. L. C. McArthur and home or in your safe deposit box, to MATIC REDEMPTION WHEN DUE— your nearest Royal Bank Branch. We will diction. Mrs. Kirker. . 15»! The intercession period was in charge Distributed put them in our vaults for safekeeping. For each $5 Certificate . After the minutes of the previous « “ $10 “ . 200 meeting were read and adopted and of Mrs. A. J. McDermid. Eleven mem- As the Certificates fall due, we will « » $25 “ *• . 250 the treasurer gave her report some bers responded to the Roll call. Responsibility cash them for you and deposit the full « « $50 * •< . 300 The reports of-the different Secre- correspondence was read and . dis- face value (which includes interest) in . “ “ $100 “ . 550 cussed . The report of the Mission Band taries for 1947 were given and all show Distribute the wealth - that is the the savings account of the registered $500 .$1.05 was given by the leaders and It was ed that good work had been donte? totalitarian way. Distribute the res- owner, automatically. If you have no decided to have a Christmas party in Miss Mamie Urquhart gave the re- ponsibility - that is the democratic account with us, we will open one for . If your Certificates are already lodged with St. Andrew’s Hall on Saturday after- port of the Nominating Committee way, They are both quite different you for this purpose. us for safekeeping, we will arrange for their with the following results. but both tend to break down. automatic redemption, as described above, noon Dec. 13th, the leaders having the The cost of this service, including safe* President Mrs. L. C. McArthur; Vice at a nominal charge of 50. per Certificate, preparation of the program and the Those who favor equal distribution keeping until your Certificates mature, regardless of the face value. President—Mrs. W. A. Murray; Secre- W M S. to do the rest Mrs. A. L. of wealth lose interest when they find is low, as the following table shows. Clark, Mrs. Irvine and Mrs. Bryce tary—Mrs. Stewart Robertson; Trea- how little wealth they get and begin to McNaughton were appointed as. com- surer—Mrs. Ray Cunningham; Tem- live under rationed scarcity. Those mittee for this purpose. It was moved perance Secy—Mrs. Wilbur McAr.hur; who favor democratic sharing of res- and seconded that the play by the Supply—Mrs. Wm Christie; Mission- ponsibility lose interest when they TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS REMlHroc4( Avonmore High School pupils be held ary Monthly—Mrs. A. H. Robertson; find how much responsibility they get here In St. Andrew’s hall on Friday Home Helpers—Mrs. Jas. F. Graham; They revert to irresponsible grabbing LABOUR-SAVING SERVICE. IT When Ironing, prepare evening Dec. 19th. Intercession—Mrs. A. J. |McDermid; for themselves - an open invitation to you arnee. IS AVAILABLE TO YOU AT Mrs. A. L. Clark then gave the re- Community Friendship—Mrs. D. H dictators and bureaucrats to step in Certifié clothes in advance, Campbell; Finance and Stewardship— port of the nominating committee and take control. ANY BRANCH OF THE! then turn on the iron which was adopted. The new officers Mrs. J. P. McMartin; Literature— This vicious cycle can be broken in for ’48 were as follows: honorary pre- Miss Mamie Urquhart. the democrcaic way only by men who ROYAL BANK OF CANADA : ;. turn it off as you sidents, Mrs. L. B. Shaw and Mrs. D. The meeting was closed wi h a hymn place responsibility for others ahead A MacRae. and the Benediction. of riches, ease and comfort for them- near the end and use President—Miss A. L. Dunlop Mrs. Kirker served a delicious lunch selves. There are farmers who harvest the stored heat in Vice presidents—Mrs. Thos MaoDon and a social hour was enjoyed. unprofitable crops so that others may ell and Mrs. J. Goodfellow; Secretary have more to eat. There are whole- THE ROYAL BAHK OF CANADA your iron* Mrs. Urquhart; Treasurer —Mrs. G. MAPLE AVENUE salers who move surplus stock at prices W. Irvine; Missionary Monthly Sec- which benefit only the purchaser. retary—Mrs. C A. Cattanach; Sup- Harry, Wesley and Roy MacNaugh- There are manufacturers who put peo- THE HYDRO-ELEOfRlC PbWEP ply Secretary—Mrs. Bethune, Tem- ton, Ottawa spent the week end at ple before profits and produce to C OM Mj S St 0 tjSOF; Of fÀ R10 perance Secretary—Mrs. A. L. Clark, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millan Mac- meet human needs rather than a fin- ALEXANDRIA BRANCH J. P. MULLETT, Manager Lit. Secy—Mrs. D. A. MacRae Naughton. They also visited their mo- ancier's approval. There are retailers l’âge 4 The Glengarry New*, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, December 26, 1947
Hawkesbury, with his parents, Mr. een Cutts, Evette Michaud, Jean Camp MacLean. | evening to spend the Christmas holi- MacRaej and Mrs. J. A. Stewart was Mrs. Herbert Colbran has returned and Mrs. John Comptois. bell, Laurier Lavigueur, Ian Metcalfe days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. appointed to look after it for the year COUNTY NEWS home from the General Hospital, Corn Arnold MacEwen, of Cornwall, spent and Jack Currier, Geo. Austin, Dunvegan and Mi’, and 1948. wall where she had been a patient for the week end in Maxville with friends Mrs. MacNab, Vankleek Hill. Lunch was served by the hostesses M AX V ILLS BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR VICKI a month. Mrs. Donald J. MacLean spent Fri- Connie Kippen, Maxville is visiting Mrs. Win. Chisholm, Mrs. George Miss Hazel MacLeod of the Public day in Cornwall with her aunt. Miss ANN CASEY Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Campbell and Jack MacLean of McGill University MacRae and Mrs. Duncan MacLeod. Belle MacRae, at the General Hos- | On Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6 Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark. Montreal, has arrived home and will School staff Moultnette is home for pital. i o clock Mrs. Merton Casey, Mechanic Mrs Kenneth MacLeod and child- spend the Christmas holidays with his the Christmas holiday with her mother Mrs. J. A. MacLeod, and Miss Bertha Miss Frances MacEwen, of the Ot- street West, entertained at her home ren, Connie and Douglas, Ottawa, are Mus Come To Attention parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stirling a number of little guests in honor of MacLeod. tawa Normal School has arrived home holidaying with her parents, Mr. and I Wilfred Rolland of the Bell Tele- to spend the Christmas holidays with Vickie Ann, who celebrated her fourth Mn. Donald Hartrick. For “0 Canada” birthday. phone Co., Cornwall, was home for her mother, Mi’s. Margaret Mac- The Bell Telephone Co., is erecting An official ruling this week settled WED., —THURS. j The afternoon was spent in playing the wesk-end with Mrs. Rolland and Lwen. 1 new poles and lines into Dunvegan, once and for all the question of DEC. 24 — 25 games and singing contests. The tea Miss Lucy Rolland. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, of Barrie which should be an improvement on whether military personnel should SPECIAL CHRISTMAS rKKfAKL XU ATTEND THE table was beautifully decorated in Mi’, and Mrs. James A. Dixon and Ont , are the guests of their daughter the. old ones. keeping with the Christmas season. stand at attention when “O Canada” ATTRACTIONS son, Geoge Dixon, are leaving on Wed- Mrs. John- Mutch•- Dr.-■ Mutch and~ son Tiny baskets and favors marked each Mary MacLennan daughter of Mr. is played. nesday for Sherbrooke, Que, to spend John and will remain until after the , , , ^ , and Mrs. Hugh MacLennan and Ken- guest’s place and the table was centred From now on, the order said all ranks Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. holidays. neth MaeQueen, of Queen’s Uni- with a pretty birthday cake, topped of the Navy, Army and RCAF will Holiday Dance J. P. LeGallais and Mr. LeGaillais. Miss Maureen Armstrong of the High versity, Kingston, are holidaying at with four candles. Delicious refresh- come to attention and officers, war- Leonard Vallance spent Saturday in School staff left Saturday to spend their homes here. at ments were served by Mrs. Casey. Mrs rant officers and non-commissioned j Cornwall with Mi's. Vallance ,who is the Christmas holidays in Cornwall Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Campbell, of Mou Ben Jackson assisted and cut the birth olfteers will salute. DUNVEGAN HALL with her parents. linette, were recent visitors with Mrs. a patient in the General Hospital and day cake. The guests were Gayle Smil- Miss Hughena Christie, of the Nor- . Grant and Dan MacDonald. ON is making satisfactory progress. lie, Joan Currier, Penny MacDonald, Louis Hamilton of Macdonald Col- mal Sdhool, Ottawa, arrived home on Rev_ Dr. D. N. MacMillan, Mrs. Juliana Woods, Dianne Doig and Sher Friday evening to spend the Christ- MacMillan and two sons, Donnie and lege, St. Anne’s is home for the Christ roi MacGregor. The little ladies en- mas hohdays with her parents, Mr. Robert, returned home Friday from a mas holidays with his parents, Rev. joyed themselves to the utmost. New Year’s Eve and Mrs J H. Hamilton. and Mi’s. Hugh Christie, and Miss Isa- , three weeks’ holiday. On Sunday Dr. FREE SHOW Vicki Ann was the recipient of many belle Christie MacMillan preached Christmas sar- A UUUD TIME IS ASSURED Howard O'Hara, of Cornwall was the pretty gifts. guest of his mother, Mrs R. T. O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smillie,■ Gayle mons. Christmas hymns were sung at Mon. Dec. 29th ADMISSION 75c. Including Lunch and Jimmie were Sunday guests of both services and the choir sang appro- over the week end. STUDENTS ENJPY PICTURES Mrs Smillie’s mother, Mrs. George i priate anthems. Sponsors O Y.B. 43 Dunvegan John Comptois, of the High School SHOWN AT HIGH SCHOOL St THE GARRY Wilson, of Rieeville. staff, left Saturday for the Christmas On Friday afternoon at the Max- Mrs. Melba MacLeod, Queen’s Uni- DUNVEGAN W I. holidays, to be spent at his home in ville High School moving pictures Thunder Mountain versity, Kingston, is home for the were shown, two being musical and The December meeting of the Wo- Christmas holidays with her parents, three educational and were much men’s Institute was held at the home Starring musSSi Mr. and Mrs. William G. MacLeod. | enjoyed by the High School and of Mrs. Geo Austin. The roll call Tim Holt, Martha Hyer, Miss Helen Campbell of Cornwall, Public School students. A large num- was an exchange of gifts Current Richard Martin was a week end guist of Miss Lillian ber attended, the proceeds being events were given in connection with Andre, Peter street. This show is sponsored by the given to the Boys’ Band the King’s birthday and the number Miss Alma MacLeod, of the Pruden- Alexandria Firemen’s Social Club Once again we consider it a, privilege and a | Pictures were shown by C E. Bab of years he has been on the throne, on tial Life Assurance Co. Montreal visit- in co-operation with the Garry cock principal of the High School Princess Elizabeth’s and Prince Philip’s ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Theatre, and is for the kiddies assisted by the president of the Lit' return to London and on the new pleasure to extend to our many customers MacLeod over the week end. only. ' erary Society, Kenneth Johnson. comet. Miss Lois Pritchard left on Satur- The Blue Cross Hospital plan was ex- our Best Wishes for Christmas day morning for Alcove, Que , where Theatre will give a free book PRESBYTERIAN S S HAS VISIT plained by the president, Mrs. D N she will spend the Christmas holiday to each child who attends. M« ta> I» km art B«cM * PROM JOLLY SANTA CLAUS < ’ «eosfiE SEATON •- and the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ro- IMn* * WNU AM PCM.BCM bert Pritchard, Sandra and Ronald St. Andrew’si Presbyterian Sunday New Year. Pritchard School held its annual concert and Special Added Attraction— chnstmas tree Miss Jacqueline Charlebois, of Alex-! Thursday evening, in Star in the Night anuria, spent Sunday afternoon with ^e schoolroom of the church, which starring J. Carrol Naish Mr. and Mrs. Milton Woods and Miss was fiIled to capacity G R A N D A Julianna Woods. A splendid program was presented 3 y, THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF ‘RI. — SAT by the pupils, consisting of Christmas DEC. — 26 — 27 CHRISTMAS PARTY AT HIGH recitations, songs and dialogues, which SCHOOL ENJOYABLE EVENT were greatly enjoyed. . Santa Claus arrived at the close of KOLIMf DUNCES 0 MacGregor's Hardware and Electrical Supplies On Friday evening the Girls’ Gym-|the programme and found a beauti- nasium at the High School was adorn- ' g . CLARENCE L. MacGREGOR, Proprietor. fully decorated tree awaltin him at the ed with Christmas decorations of red He was hearti]y welcomed by the pupils Phone 10 - Maxville. and green streamers colored lights and and little visitorSi made a huge Christmas wreaths. A nicely de- snort speech before giving out pre- Green Valley Pavilion ®e.f!fPlaCe.,m°re.sente to all the pupils, little visitors than changed the atmosphere of the WlLLlAf H0LffN*| and Sunday School teachers. He was gym. Santa Claus was present in his CHRISTMAS NIGHtf SONNY TUFTS - - kept so busy it was necessary for him usual happy manner in the person of to have assistance Roy MacGregor, of Moose Creek, a DECEMBER 25th, 1947 s'an ta looked most becoming this «If" former student. The large crowd ga- year in a new suit of which he was very Music—Sid Plumadore and His Western Pals thered around 9.30 and dancing com- proud, and he received many compli- menced. Music was supplied by the mentary remarks. Rev. Howard Merry Christmas! new records purchased for school par- Doig, superintendent of the Sunday Added Attractions — ties by the Student Council. During NEW YEAR'S EVE School, thanked Santa for his visit They’re not so dumb intermission Santa distributed many : on such a cold, windy night. The Jumpin’ Jacks useful and amusing gifts to the tea- little folks left the hall tired but very DECEMBER 31st, 1947 Stupidstitious Cat chers, guests and pupils. Carols and ha ^ the teaching staff well Happy New Year! Music—Charlie Heward’s Orchestra, featuring Christmas songs were sung, accom-accom with ^ puplls The stafï panied by Miss Shirley MacNaughton, Jimmie Thompson and his trumpet MON. — TUES. consists of: Superintendent, Rev. Ho- school pianist. ^ ^ v. ^ 'ward Doig; Mrs. Arthur Charlton, DE C — 29 — 30 We appreciate your The young people dashed off to one ■r art* Mrs Walter Snuihe, Mrs. Milton Woods of the class rooms, where bags of home and Miss Florence Stewart. NEW YEAR’S NIGHT made candy, salted nuts, fruit and patronage pop was served to the assemblage, who o sat at the desks as though waiting for MOOSE CREEK JANUARY 1st, 1948 * lesson to be taught. The teen agers Music—Sid Plumadore’s Orchestra with hurried back to the gym, where square The Women’s Institute were hostess- Jimmie Thompson and his trumpet: dancing, Paul Jones and round dan- es to the Sandringham and Tolmie's cing were enjoyed. j Corners Farm Forums on Monday even The proceeds at the door are to be ] mg, Dec , 15th in the Community Morrow Motor Sales Make the Pavilion Your Holiday Meeting and used for new music for the Boys’ Hall. Pontiac - Buick - G.M.C. Band. The minutes were read and aprov- Greeting Place The committee in charge were the ed and correspondence dealt with. It Phone 16 Maxville, Ont. social convenor, Stella Doth, assisted was decided to make a donation of ADMISSION TO EACH DANCE 75c each by Vera Grant, Reta Vallee, Shirley $5.00 to the Institute of the Blind. MacNaughton, Shirley MacLeod, Lil- A semi-formal dance is to be held lian Macintosh, Theresa Besner, Dor- in the Hall on Mondy evening, Dec. Special Added Attraction — 29th. Louis-Walcott fight At 8 30 p m. the members and their guests listened to the Farm Forum 3 DAYS DEC. 29, 30; 31 HOLIDAY Bioadcast The different groups were WED—THURS. Looking chosen and discussion followed. The reports were then given by the leaders Leap Year Dance DEC. —31—Jan. 1 Tolmie’s Corners were anxious to have ANC Ahead Hydro installed in their school house in Alexander Hall HUMPHRgY in order that Community entertain- with 8 a very hearty vote of thanks and public office. GLENGARRY REFORMER NEWS- extended an invitation to attend Mrs. Ross is the mother of one son PAPER COMPANY LTD. other meeting at a future date. COUNTY NEWS and grandmother ^>f two grandsons Notice is hereby given that the A delicious lunch was served and Turn to Page 7 Glengarry Reformer Newspaper Com- A Wish For Tour Happiness whom she visited for six weeks at Van GLEN NORMAN the usual social hour enjoyed. couver last summer. pany Limited will make application to FOR At Christmas Keenly interested in Regina’s civic His Honour, the Lieutenant Governor A merry Christmas is wished to the DALKEITH elections was Mrs. Ellen McDougall, for leave to surrender its charter on News Staff and its many readers. and all through the year Mrs. Mack McCuaig left last week the 87 - year - old mother of Mrs Ross and after the date to be fixed by the CteifiEd Ad Columns Mrs. W. R. Lauzon and son Noel for a few months’ visit with relatives who resides at Winnipeg. Mrs Mc- Lieutenant Governor. Lauzon visited recently with relatives and friends in Glasgow, Scotland She Dougall is a former Regina resident. Alexandria Egg Grading Station in Sudbury. will remain in New York for a few Copy for all ads must The news of her daughter’s success in cuRslons which continued throughout Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Macdonald, days before sailing. the elections was telegraphed Thurs- the day. The Minister indicated that be in this office by Alcide Lefebvre, Prop. Miss Florence Sayant and Master Gar- Mrs! A. T. Munroe and son J. K. day morning. Tuesday Night to ap- ry Sayant were business visitors to Munro were visitors to Cornwall on a further and larger meeting of all in- Cornwall on Thursday of last week. Mrs Ross was born at. Glengarry, terests would be held in about two Flour. Feed and Grain Friday last. Ont., of Ralph Connor fame. She re. pear in current week’s Miss Isabel MacLeod left for Ottawa education there, com. .weeks’ time, at which the reports pre- ceived her early pared by the various groups would be column. Phone 146 MART1NTOWN last week to spend the winter months. ing west to Regina lif 1912 to attend Mrs. J. W. MacLeod returned home presented and the views of the or- Miss Nora-Young New York City, noimal school. She taught at Victoria ganizations regarding them made TEACHER WANTED after spending the past couple of and the former Modei schools ftt Re_ spent the week end with her, cousin known. Qualified teacher for Public School weeks in Lachine with her daughter gine prior to her marriage to C. W. Section No 6 Lochiel. Duties to Jas. Graham, and Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Henry. Ross, representative of a Toronto manu Will Always Have commence Jan. 5, 1948. Apply stat- Mr. and Mrs D. MacRae attend , ; Regma, g i i . The annual meeting of St. Andrews f£ o1 urlng finn at 9 9 ing experience and salary expected ed the funeral on Monday at Vankleek The most serious problem facing Presbyterian Church was held at the Mrs Ross wa9 a patient at the sani- to Angus V. CHISHOLM, Secretary, Hill of the late M. J. MacRae. 'fanners, said Hon. Thomas L. Ken- Manse Tuesday afternoon with the torlum at Port Qu’Appelle from 1921 RJt 1, Alexandria. 52-2o Mr. Archille Vachon, barber, has nedy, in his opening statement, is President Miss Margaret McMailtin to 1925. now occupied his new up-tordate dwell I that of marketing the surpluses which A Merry Christmas and a in the chair. ing and barber shop. | Ontario will always have of farm pro- HOUSE FOR SALE Thirteen members responded to the Mr. and Mrs. John Denovan and ducts. At present he said, overseas Six - room House at Green Happy New Year To All. roll call with the Text word“Saviour” friends of Montreal were recent visit- markets are uncertain and he advo- Valley, 200 ft. from C.P.R. Station, Mrs. Donald Hope had charge of the Mrs. C. Small ors of Dr. and Mis. A. T. Munroe. [cated agreements with Britain cover- House, In goodl condition, finished Bible Lesson and Mrs. Harvey Mc- Mr. Albert McLaurin of Cornwall ing a period of one or two years, with brick siding, [garage for one Millan gave a review of the Glad Dies At Glen Nevis spent last week with his son Munroe .rather than three months. car, wood shed on lot 300 x 100 ft. S. Brunet’s Shoe Repair Tidings and Mrs! McLaurin. ; He expressed confidence that Bri- Apply to O. L. CREVIER, Green The reports of the different con- Mrs Christopher Small, a native of Father Ouimet has had a number of tain would come out of her present Valley, tel.. 60 r 12. 52-2p Sam jBrunet, Prop. venors showed that the allocation the South Branch, Cornwall and a men preparing the new skating rink t of the Cornwall area peaceful resolution successfully and Main Street North, Alexandria had been met, new members had been uf reslden which is nearing completion and will would again be a fruitful market for received and increase in all depart- died at Glen Nevis at 1 o’clock Sun- CARD OF THANKS be ready for flooding anytime now. ments. day afternoon, the result of a sudden Canadian farm products. As for local Miss Margaret MacGregor of Dal- Mrs. Hope, 1st vice-president, was heart attack. While Mrs Small had or domestic markets, he felt sure these housle Station, wishes to thank her asked to take the chair for the elec- LANCASTER not enjoyed the best of health for would grow, as there was bound to be many friends and neighbors for aU tion of officers for 1948. The follow. some time, she was not considered in 'a large increase^in the population of their many kindnesses and sympathy Miss Betty MacNaughton, Fourth Ing officers were elected— serious condition and her passing came Ontario and this, coupled with the shown her during tthe illness and at Concession, Williamstown, spent Mon President—Miss Margaret McMa- as a shock to relatives and friends. .demands of the tourist trade and the the time of the death- of her sister, day in Lancaster. great development going on in new rtin; 1st vice-president Mrs. Donald Bom on the South Branch 86 years the late Miss Jane MacGregor.. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Gunn spent Fri I communities in Northern Ontario, Hope; 2nd vice-president Mrs. Dun- ago last June 17, she was a daughter day in Montreal/ | | would provide an expanded home mar- can Christie; Secretary, Miss Lila of Ewen McLennan and his wife Flora ANNUAL MEETING Robertson; Treasurer, Mrs. Neil Mc- Keith Escott, of the S. S. Elgin, ply- : ket. The annual meeting of the Laggan ing between Montreal and ports in McLennan, her maiden name being Wishing the electorate of Ma rtin; Home Helpers and Welcome Dairy Association will be held at Lag- Newfoundland is home until naviga- Elizabeth McLennan. Since the death Not High Prices Welfare Miss Clara Murray; Library gan, Saturday, January 3rd, at 1 p m. Alexandria a very Merry tion re-opens in 1948. |of Mr- Small, eigftt years ago. Mrs and Literature, Miss Etta Smith; Sup j “I want to point out”, said the Min- JOHN D. MacGMJVRAY, Miss Geraldine Caron, R.N , who, Small had spent the winter seasons in ply Secretary, Mrs. Kenneth McRae; ister, “that farmers do not make more Sec.-Treas. Christmas and a prosperous has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. j Cornwall with her daughters, Mrs. Cradle-Roll, Mrs Harvey McMillan; money when food is scarce and prices 52-2o Charles Clark, and Mr. Clark, In Ro- Arnold Gosling, and the summer sea- and Happy New Year. Press, Miss Lila Robertson. are high. High prices are no good to cliester, N.Y , for the past month, sons with Mis. M. J. Snetsinger, Dor- the farmers when they have little or UNITED W M S. ANNUAL arrived home on Monday. jval, Que. Mrs. Snail was a member of nothing to sell. One or two specialists Mrs. Alex MacDonald, Cornwall.,St. John’s Presbyterian Church, Corn- The Annual Meeting of the Village may make more money, but our far- YOU NEED CASH Angus A. McDonald, spent Sunday with Mr. MacDonald’s wall, and for many years had been a W M.S. St. Andrew"s United Church mers as a whole make less money.” mother and family. member of the Women’s Missionary Reeve-Elect was held Tuesday afternoon at the ( | Mr Kennedy cited tomatoes as in- “Bob’’ MacDonald, who was taken,Society of that church. She was well home of Mrs. McKinnon. The Candle stance of how the farmer does not re- We Need Logs Lighting service was used throughout to Hotel Dieu Hospital. Cornwall, ser-, known in both Cornwall and through- ! ceive the benefit of, greatly Increased icusly ill, a week ago is reported to out the district and many friends will jprices. In 1940, he said, when toma- Several members assisted the President (Sincerely regret her death She was APPLY TO be progressing favorably. jtoes were selling at 8 l-2c a tin, the Several letters were read. The roll the last survivor of the McLennan ■ farmer received two cents for the con- call was an item from the Mis- family. sionary Monthly One item given was MAPLE AVENUE tents. Today they were selling at 25 j| Surviving are three daughters—Mrs. a tribute to Miss Elizabeth McKinnon ■ to 27c for the same tin, but the far- , Boisvenu & Leger Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dewar Max- M. J Snetsinger, Dorval, Que.; Mrs and Miss Warren both wen known in ■ mer receives only 3 3-4c for the toma- AT Martintown. ville, were recent guests of Mr. and Arnold Gosling, Cornwall; Mts Henry toes in the can. ECONOMY GROCERY STORE - Reports of the different, secretaries Mis Millan MacNaughton ’W. Markland,i Montreal. Another You’ll Find were given. The allocation of $140 A. D. Kippen, Maxville, spent daughter. Miss Sadie Small, passed was met; all Presbyterlal meetings wére Wednesday afternoon ' at the home away 18 years ago. of Mr. and Mrs. Millan MacNaugh- well attended. The Community Friend | The funeral was held Tuesday after- ship secretary reported .41 visits paid ton noon from McArthur Bros. & Mac- to the stek and shut-ins during the Cyril MacDonell, is confined to his Neil Funeral Home, 428 Second street GiftsThntGiue _ year. loom at present. Friends hope for East, to Woodlawn cemetery. The GLENGARRY MOTOR SALES Regret was expressed over the com- his recovery shortly. service at the funeral home and ceme- ing departure of Mrs. McKinnon . tery was conducted by her minister. Main Street, Alexandria Veur Round Pleasure The officers for 1947 are as fol- Eiected Alderman Rev. G S. Lloyd, M. A., B.D., of St. lows— President—Mrs. M. D. Mc- John’s Church, AT Ma rtin ; Vice President—Mrs. Wm. In Regina Pall bearers were M. J. Snetsinger, COME IN AND SEE OUR SPECIALS ON TIRES Ross, Recording Secretary—Mrs. Arnold Gosling, Kenneth Gosling, Neil AND BATTERIES, AND OUR NEW STOCK Kirker; Treasurer — Mrs. Urquhart, (Continued from page 1) McLennan, Allan McLennan and El- OF RCA VICTOR Radios of view to city council.” Stewardship—Mrs. Kirker, Associate wyn McLennan. PISEffl’S RADIO SERVICE ARB HARDWARE Proud to be Housewife 15 plate battery $12.50 Helpers—Mrs. Warner; Literature — Many friends from Cornwall and Phone 94 Mill Square, Alexandria Mrs. Wm Ross, Supply—Mrs. A. R Mrs. Ross was proud of her ligting 17 plate battery..; 14.75 as housewife in the election. “Previous district attended the funeral to pay a McCallum, Community Friendship —J last tribute of respect to an esteemed 6.00- 16 4 ply tires . j;-, ... 15.25 Miss McCuaig, Temperance and Citi- ly it was a status-scarcely recognized despite ‘he fact it represented one of resident Coming from a distance were 7.00- 20 10 ply tires ir. 43.00 zenship and Missonary Monthly—Mrs Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Snetsinger, of 8.26-20 10 ply tires «0.00 A. Wllmott, Press Secretary — Miss the largest single group of voters in Regina,” she averred. Dorval, Que.; Mrs H. W. Markland, Cresswell. of Montreal. Complete stock of International Harvester HOLIDAY GREETINGS Several Christmas Carols were More women were qualified to hold Lovely floral tributes surrounded parts and ATLAS automobile accessories. sung, after which a delicious lunch public office than were given the To All Our was served by the hostess and a so- chance to do so in Mrs. Ross opin- ■ casket sent by relatives and sor- We have on hand and are receiving I.H. Farm cial hour enjoyed. ion. “Women lack confidence in other rowing friends. The family received Implements for Spring delivery. Come in and ret women,” she declared. Regina’s new ! numerous messages of condolence, them now, while we still have them- Customers And Friends The December meeting of the Wo- woman alderman spoke with pride of During the time the body remained men's Institute was held at the home the standards set by former women k-t the funeral home, a great many Just received—new K B 6 International Truck of Mrs. Kirker with the President Mrs aldermen. friends from city and district called to —175” W.B, reinforced frame; 5-speed trans. Mrs Ross expressed regret only 34'pay'their respects to an aged resident Harvey McMillan in the chair. On hand—Set of rebuilt Sleighs. Emile Pigeon 81 Staff About twenty members responded to percent of those namesappearing on and to offer sympathy to the sorrow- the Roll Call with boxes of candy the voters’ list turned out at the polls ing daughters. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL for Shut-ins. but was hopeful the public could be After the usual business session made more civic-minded before the Mrs. Kirker was asked to introduce next election. She was pleased the wo- the guest speaker. Mis. Scott Miliey men of Regina has taken advantage High Prices Alone J. D. GRAHAM of Apple Hill, whose early home was in of this election to appoint a second wo Newfoundland. Mrs. Miliey gave man to city council. Not The Answer an interesting description of the coun- Although public life has claimed try, the coast line and the people. As much of her time in the past Mrs TORONTO, Dec. 22.— a nurse, Mrs. Miliey did a great deal Ross is a family woman at heart. The Pioducers, processors and distributors Proclamation of pioneer work for the Victorian Or- attractive bungalow where she and of farm products with commodity der of Nurses. She was also decor- her husband reside at 1601 Athol street groups of farmers and all branches of ated by the King for her work. A num- indicates her love for homemaking. distribution down to- the retail mer- Town of Alexandria ber of interesting souvenirs of New- She Is fond of every phase of it, she chants, were represented at a con- DO YOUR foundland were on display and greatly said and enjoyed a good game of ference called here today by Hon enjoyed. Mrs L C. McArthur moved bridge, knitting, reading and petit Thomas L Kennedy, Ontario Minister point work Collecting good china is of Agriculture. WHEREAS, the Town Council by Resolution, adopted ohe of her favorite hobbieg. The meeting was to take stock, of on December 15th, 1947, has authorized me to issue a Other Public Offices HOLIDAY SHOPPING the difficult situation facing Ontario Proclamation requesting the citizens to observe Friday, Public offices held in the past -in- New Year’s clude: Chairman of women’s section, agriculture and to ascertain what poli- the 26th day of December, 1947, and Friday the 2nd day at cies could be developed to provide out- AT January, 1948, CIVIC HOLIDAYS. national war finance committee; vice- president W. V. S. president local lets for the surpluses of Ontario farm I, ROMEAU ROULEAU, Mayor of Alexandria, do hereby Council of Women, 1943 to 1945; finan- products. proclaim, Friday, the 26th day of December, 1947 and ENTERTAINMENT ce chairman of Y.W C.A. board, 1940 Some one hundred representatives LAUZON’S GROCERY and FEED STORE Friday, the 2nd day of January, 1948, CIVIC HOLIDAYS, in the to 1942, a present member of the or- attfnded and after an opening state- and I respectfully request all citizens to observe same ac- ganization; member of Children’s Aid ment by the Minister of Agriculture, cordingly. society; former chairman of Babies’ separated into groups for study of the Sinclair St., ALEXANDRIA Parish Hall, Greenfield Welfare board; member of auxiliary problems of the various farm commo- Proclaimed, pursuant to the instructions of the TOWN war services committee; a present dities C. D. Graham, Deputy Minis- And Save Money COUNCIL, this fifteenth day of December, 1947. member of the Community Chest ex- ter, presided over the meeting and in- ecutive, chairman of women’s section. dicated that the time had come for Monday, Dec. 29 Citizens’ Rehatoiliation committee, a some sane and serious thinking on pogt-war organlzja|tion that worked the part of all those handling farm Romeo Rouleau Sponsored by the Hall Committee Warmest Christmas Greetings MAYOR. particularly with overseas brides who products from the producer to the con Music by Sid Plumadore and came to Regina to make their home. sumer. GOD SAVE THE KINO! his Western Pals Presidency of the St. Andrew’s Uni- Some 35 different groups of pro- To All My Customers and Friends Admission 50c including Lunch ted church Women’s Federation in the ducers, processors and distributors were early 1930’s was her first venture into represented and took part in the dis- The Gleagarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, December 26, 1947 Page 6 Sandwich fudge, Orange divinity fud- ONTARIO SECRETARY Flyinf Doctors Cover ge and marshmallows, etc. She passed Outposts In Australia Eastern Ontario Breeding Unit plates of candy around so that all the Australia’s four “flying doctor’’ members sampled the- different varie- Itsnis of fluid Lang Syne services carried 603 patients and Has Record Season ties Mrs D D MacMaster moved a flew 289,239 miles in the last year. hearty vote ol thanks to Mrs Mc- In addition to this, many patients Crimmon for the treat of Candy and Gleaned From The Fyles or The Glengarry ^ws* were treated at “outback” home- steads and nursing homes, while Plan Expansion In 1948 ah her work D. D McCuaig, postmaster and general merchant at others received medical advice by were there less than 10 member. Mrs. J. P. MacLeod sang Star of radio while the doctors were flying The directors of the Eastern On- any local unit. Bainsville for the past S3 years, has retired and the resi- the East then all Joined in singing dents of the community to the patients. tario Cattle Breeding Association were The annual meeting of the associa- Christmas Carols, TEN YEARS AGO honored.htm. December 15 . By far the biggest organization is presented with a detailed report of the tion will be held during the first week Eriday, Dec. 24, 1937 at a gathering in the the Flying Doctor service of Aus- first five months of operations by Dr. in March and each local unit will be . . A poem ‘"Christmas Patrol” by Dor- tralia, which flew more miles than h i "Hall, Mr. Herbert gangster all the other services together. The Robl. Smiley, th.e Secretary-Manager required to hold its meeting previous °i y Dumbrille was read by Miss K. who has succeeded Mr. McCuaig, was chairman for program service operates from bases at on the occasion of their December to that time. N. MactSrimmon Meeting closed by ofcfnusic, songs and speeches A gold watch was presented Gloncurry, Charleville, Broken Hill, meeting held at the head-quarters in o singing the Institute Ode Miss K. N to Mr McCuaig and a bouquet, of flowers to Mrs McCuaig Alice Springs, Kalgoorlie, Port Hed- K.fmptviUe on Thursday last This unit McCrimmon moved a vote of thanks -—The Alexandria High School Board on Wednesday se- land and Wyndham. During the tegan providing artificial service for McCRIMMON to Mrs S. .McCrimmon for her kind year, 506 flights were made, 197,163 invitation to meet at her home for lected Miss Elmira MacDonell B. A , Green Valley, tos 333 members on July 1st. In the en- Thursday afternoon, Dec nth '•he miles were flown and 356 passen- this meeting Lunch was served by the fill the vacancy on the staff caused by the resignation gers carried. suing five months 1626 cows were In- McCrimmon Women’s Institute met committee. The hostesses were Mrs. J of Mrs. A. L. MacAfthur -—Mr Donald Kerr of Lochiel The Australian Commonwealth seminated and 40 new members joined at the home of Mrs. Stanford Mc- P. MacLeod Miss F. A MacGillivray left recently for Northern Quebec — On Monday, Dec. department of health conducts the the Association. The original members Crimmon with an attendance of fif- and Mrs. R. MacGillivray. Next meet- 27th Mr. and Mrs D T Robinson of Glen Robertson Northern Territory Aerial Medical cf this organization are grouped into teen members and three visitors. Mrs ing to be at the home of the secretary will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary ——Mr. and service, which operates from Dar- nine local units with headquarters at D Crevier, president, presided. win over an area of 360,000 square Margaret MacDonald. All ladles of the Mrs. Kenneth MacLeod of Dunvegan (nee Margaret Ann the following points:—Lancaster, Lans The meeting Opened in the usual A graduate of the Ontario Agricul- Morrison of Dalhousie Mills) are observing their 20th miles, most of it sparsely populated community are cordially Invited. tuial College in 1941, Clare Burt, of and extremely rough country. Since downe, Manotick, Pembroke, Smith’s manner and then the secretary called wedding,anniversary Christmas Day. Falls, Avonmore, Maxville and Brin- Guelph, is the new Ontario secretary its first flight on August 28, 1946, this the roll which was answered by mem- r service has covered 35,216 miles ston.. bers handing in the holiday bags. Fa m Radio Forum Mr. Burt was , After an extended visit overseas during which he tour- and has carried 58 patients. On December 1st a new local unit Plans for our Christmas Tree, to be STEPHEN McLAUGKLL* formerly head of the film branch ed England and several Continental countries Right Rev. LICENSED ATTC'TtONEEE was added as a reisult of the affiliation held Monday night December 22nd, of the extension department of O.A. Félix Couturier, Bishop of Far .Oltnjrarry. Stormont onO DnikOa of the Forfar centre. This centre was discussed .A splendid demonstration on C. In addition to supervising dis- TWENTY YEARSS AGO Alexandria, returned home. 2f- ream Hiiccessful expennor- r- Electricity Will Increase established in 1944 by the Ontario Live the making of candy was given by tribution of the college film library ■ HFriday, Dec 23, 1927 on Monday evening There rates, etc. write or téléphona «a te General Farm Efficiency Stock Branch and the Ontario Cheese Mrs. Stanford MoCrimmon. She read Mr Burt was regional agent to were citizens at the station to Maxville. Ont. Electric power will increase farm | Producers’ Association In co-operation recipes for Chocolates, fudge, fondant, cnarge of development of rural cir- gret him ——Mr. John MdLeister has the sympathy of efficiency, cut costs, produce better ! with the local people. It has operated cuits for the national film board. his numerous friends in the death of his father, Mr. Mich- farm products, build up farm in- ■ quite successfully during, the past three ael. McLeister, who passed away at Guelph, on Mondhy come and end much of the drudgery ' years and ajS a result of improvement morning. Mr. MdLeister attended the funeral at Flora, formerly associated with farming, In the class of cattle raised In the dis- on Wednesday -—Miss Ethel Grant, teacher at S'S No. Claude R. Wickard, REA adminis- ti trator, recently told members of the trict many American buyers have been 3 West Lochiel for the past three years, was presented with National Farm Electrification con- attracted to thje area. However, this slyer candlesticks and sandwich plàte on Tuesday, by the ference. parents and pupils of the school Miss Grant retires at the unit was organized to serve a small dis I Electricity has to be available to . trict only, hence the cost of maintain- closed of the term and is to be married shortly On the farmer if it is to do him any Friday evening District Deptity A. E. Corrigan Of Ot- good, Wickard pointed out. More re- ipg bulls was high in relation to the tawa, officiated at the installation of officers of Glengarry search and èffort directed to help- volume of business. As a consequence Council K of C. Mr J. A. R Huot is the new Grand ing farmers to find the best uses for ! the centre discontinued operations on Knight Mr. Campbell McLeod who for several years electricity, and the supply of plenty December 1st, disposed of its bulls and of power .at reasonable rates, were is now receiving service from the East- has been an efficient member of the C N R. s‘atf Were, the second and third factors cited. left for Brockville on Saturday, fhere he will fill an im- ern .Ontario Association. ' Rural electric . systems must be J R Ostler, the Agricultural Re- portant position on the Company’s staff——Mrs. Whiter built to insure dependable and re- Bomhower is in the General Hospital for treatment, fol- liable service for farmers. Farmers presentative for Leeds, reported that lowing an accident last Thursday, when she was struck by can lose a whole flock or a whole a local unit was In the process of or- an auto while crossing the road near her home at Wil- year’s production by failure of elec- ganization at Addison. If 40 members liamgtown. tricity. can be obtained in that area, sendee Farmers need equipment of high will be provided next spring The same It is currently reported that, provided the town of quality, designed specifically for condition applies to any other area in farm use. Farmers with electricity Alexandria will furnish the Site, the Militia Department Eastern Ontario as the Association is are able to make use of many tech- so constituted that new locals may be dining the coming year will nological developments which other- THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO erect a modem armoury wise would be beyond their reach. added at any time sufficient members Friday, Deo. 27th, 1912 sufficiently large to fill can be obtained to warrant the ex- pense involved in providing service. the needs of the 59th Re- Freedom Gardens Urged giment and also of the Princess Louise Dragoon Guard. ! The directors expressed satisfaction The substantial contribution home We note with pleasure that Mr. Farquhar Robertson, a with the results obtained to date and gardeners can make in increasing seemed agreed that operations commen prominent Glengarrian residing in Montreal, has been ap- the domestic food supply was proved pointed a member of the Harbor Board of that dty. He during the war years. Their help ccd too late to meet the requirements is a brother of Col D M. Robertgon. Mr Donald A. will be enlisted again for the years of those members who follow the prac Macdonald, student-at-law, and Mr. Neil McCormick, St. ahead when many areas of the tice of spring breeding. As a result the Michael's College, both of Toronto, are spending the holi- world will be desperately in need of report submitted covered those months food, stated Clinton P. Anderson, days at their homes ——On Saturday,, the 21st inst. Rev. when breeding is at Its lowest ebb. Se- secretary of agriculture, in calling veral members volunteered the opinion John A. Macdonell, son of Mr. Angus J. Macdonell and for the promotion of “Freedom Gar- Catherine Campbell of Greenield, was raised to the dig dens.” Twenty million “Freedom that well over 4000 cows would be in- Orphaned by Ontario’s worst traf are all that is left of a once happy mother killed by the resulting shock nity of the priesthood, in St. James’ Cathedral Mont- Gardens” is recommended as the seminated during the first twelve fio tragedy of the year, Mary and family. With their father and iheir the tragic plight of these children real, by His Grace Archbishop Bruchegl. The Rev. Father minimum goal for 1948. Produce months in herds owned by the present Kenneth Howey, aged 7 and 11 three brothers killed at a level cross has deeply stirred the Ontario pub- sang his first Mass in his native parish, Greenfield on from these gardens can take the members Directors were equally con- (third and fourth from left, above) ing south of Tillsonburg and their lic. place of many fbbds vitally needed Sunday and that evening the young priest was presented fident that new members would be for export. By helping himself to joining the Association in 1948. Se- with an addres and purse. The ratepayers of Alexan- s meet increasing living costs, the veral reported that many people who dria separate School, in annual meeting, re-elected Messrs. home gardener will be helping his Ed, J. Macdonald and A. G. F. Macdonald as members own community to make a precious had been inclined to sit back were now planning to enrol next year. In anti- of the Board and selected Mr. Alex. Latonde to tajste contribution to the hungry world, cipation of an increased demand for the place of Mr.' A. Proulx who retired. Mr. Nelson Secretary Anderson points out. service the directors authorized the Gilbert used his auto, on Christmas morning to good .ad- bull buying committee to purchase two vantage giving the little ones a spin. He was accompanied Babies Pick Own Food more Holstein bulls, and stipulated Tke Glengarry News by MT. Hugh Munro, M P,P. who distributed fruit and The “self-regulating” method of that if possible the sires should be out candy. feeding babies is consonant with the democratic society of which the chil- of dams with records of over 20,000 lbs of milk MijjS Lizzie Corbet*, who for the past year has been dren are a part and with basic phys- Has Contracted for an iologic laws, it was reported to One of the bulls owned by the As- engaged as teacher, 3rd Kenyon, has resigned her posi- American Medical association. The sociation, Elmcroft Snowflake Triune, tion. ' She left Saturday mothers were told what kinds of had the distinction of siring the second FORTY YEARS AGO for her home in Ottawa —Fri food to offer their babies, but other- prize two year old in milk at the Roy- wise their chief role was to supply Friday, Deo. 27, 1907 day evening’s debate in al Winter Fair. The popularity of AH-Purpose Mat Service the food and to discover their off- Alexander Hall was upon the Bon Haven Rag Apple Marksman wag subject "Resolved that , war is essential for the welfare of spring's individual rhythm of eat- ing. The infants even were allowed greatly enhanced^ by the achievement the world ” The speakers for and against, were Messrs. a great deal of freedom in choosing of his illustrious Sire In winning grand Issued Monthly by John McLeigter: Jas Kerr; H. J. Patterson and D A. between foods which have similar champion honors at the same show. McDonald -—Separation meetings are being held nightly nutritional value, such as the differ- Daughters of some of the oilier bulls in every large section of Glengarry and the large attendance ent vegetables and fruits. The at- are now completing very creditable re- show, the high interest on the subject At the an- tained heights and weights of the The National Research Bureau, lnc.,of Chi cago babies at one year of age compared cords which when officially announced nual meeting of. the ratepayers of the Alexandria Sep- favorably with the generally accept- Will add to the reputations of these arate School, held yesterday, Messrs J. N Gauthier John ed standards, 29.4 inches and 21.8 sires McLeister and M Daprato were elected to fill the vacan- pounds. I In several areag covered by ihe local cies on the Board -Cadet MacDonald of the Royal Mili- units Ayrshire breeders have expressed News advertisers will now have free use of tary College, Kingston, and Miss Annie I MacDonald ’ a desire to obtain service After con- First Air Transportation Ville Marie Convent, Montreal, are spending the holidays siderable discussion it was agreed that with their mother, Mrs. D. R. MacDonald, Catherine St. Outstanding characteristic of air this illustration service which features con- transportation is speed. First com- a battery of Ayrshire bulls should be mercial use of airplanes was for maintained if sufficient memberghip Formal opening of the Cornwall General Hospital will transportation of mail, which bègan from parties interested In this breed tinuous campaigns with suggested advertis- take place on Wednesday next. Miss Jean Scott, Royal in 1918. These operations at first j could be secured A minimum objec- Victoria Hospital, Montreal, were limited to daytime flights, night service being inaugurated in tive of 108 members with 1000 cows ing copy, retail merchandise ads. and’small FIFTY YERS AGO has been engaged as superlntend- ; was set provided the membership came Friday, Dee. 24, 1897 ent and matron. Patients 1925. Passenger service began in the late twenties, but in 1932 mail i from within the area covered by the ads. suggestions. will be admitted early in revenues still represented 80 per j present local units and that In no case 1898. Glengarry graduates from the I Vankleek Hill cent of the total revenues of air car- Model School Include Misses Jennie McIntosh, Glen Roy; riers. As airlines were extended, Rachael Donovan, Mary J McMillan, Alexandria; EdTh airports and other aids provided at If you are now an advertiser-or if there is M. MacGillivray, Kirk Hill; Magggie McKinnon, Breadal- public expense, and progress made Former 0. C. To in speed and frequency of operation, room for improvement in your business-we bane; Rachael Me Crimmon, MoCrimmon; Ella K Camp- passenger transportation gained as bell, Breadalbane, and Daniel J Stewart of Dalkeith . a source of revenue of air carriers, Washington Post Stuart Rayside of Lancaster, is mentioned to fill the posi- and in 1946 the relative proportion invite you to call in and study these adver- tion of point on the Capital Hockey Club team when of total revenue received was 87 per The Minister of National Defence they mee*. the Victorias of Montreal, for the championship cent from passengers. announced Tuesday that Lieut.-Col. tising suggestions. Phone No. 9 and we will cup Prior to his departure, Mr. H Sullivan, for the Roger Rowley, D60, ED, of Ottawa, past two years Principal of the Boys’ Separate School, was Accountants Rate High has been appointed OSO 1, Canadian bring them to you. honored by presentations from his pupils and from his Accountants were rated first and Army Staff, Washington, DC Lleut.- intimate friends Mr F Dwyer arrived from . Ottawa lumberjacks last in intelligence by Col. C. H. Cook, ED, of Ottawa, va- on Monday *o succeed him Mr Norman D .McLeod. army general classification tests cates that appointment on proceeding merchant at McCrimmon has geen farcep through illness which were given to all inductees during the war, according to a re- to the Canadian Army staff College in to relinquish the charge of his store His brother, Mr port ju. • ised by National Voca- January. Lieut-Col. Rowley has just D D McLeod, has bought the entire stock and will cany tional - e association. The as- completed a year’s course at Staff Col- cm the business A commission of Glengarry Presby- sociai-- • -d out, however, that lege, Oamberley, England. During the It Pays to Advertise in tery. met in Lancaster on Monday, to adjudicate in a a dis- these S • -:Ve not properly intel- war he commanded the Stormont, Dun ligence icsrsi, but only measured pute between East Lancaster mission and Knox Church. das and Glengarry Highlanders in the Hapcaster * They recommended unanimously that Knox aptitude. After accountants, in orderv came mechanical engineer- Northwest Europe campaign and was THE GLENGARRY NEWS Yjmlf'ch pay to East Lancaster, the sum of $600. in ac- ing students, - medical students, awarded the Distinguished Service cord with a resolution passed by said congregation on chemists, electrical engineering stu- Order and Bar besides being mentioned Nov. 8th, 1897. dents, writers, civil engineering stu- in despatches. dents, chemical engineering stu- dents, teachers and lawyers* j The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, December 26, 1947 Page 7 “I fell for him, too. Isn’t that a laugh? I, who had always prided my self on my good sense, fell for him — v ' ” like a ton of bricks.” “Yet he played fair with you. The instant he realized what was happen- ing. . . . ” “It had already happened, Mike” “I’d like to marry you, Sally.” CHAPTER XI She turned to Jimmy and took his minutes to get to the city a half hour Ho was expecting a flaming answer, “Sally, how nice of you to come!’- arm with something akin to delight. |for a quick bite, and another half-hour but surprisingly, none came. She just beamed Catherine Wingate, advancing “Excited, chum?” to prepare for the show. Mike, as ef- shook her head rather sadly. “Poor to the door. “Ready to burst out into song,” he J ficient as ever, brought the plane in to Mike. You deserved to meet someone "How nice of you to say I’m nice/' admitted “Golly I have to pinch my- ja landing with ten minutes to spare, really nice.” NOTICE TO CREDITORS BORN WANTED shot back Sally suavely. “I was under self to make sure I’m not dreaming ” i The star smiled at one and all as Bill Encouraged, he took her lhand, hand IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE MOSHER—In hospital at Saint John Men to out cordwood : gs, in the impression that you didn’t like Sally laughed as she passed them en Burke herded her and Jimmy into the ling it as gently as one might a pre- OF MARY BELL McDOUGALL, N B , December 16, 1947, to Captain bush off road, 7 miles we ilexan- the Alhstons.” route to her station. “What an ori- limousine, and Helen shook her head cious jewel. LATE OP THE VILLAGE OF and Mrs Roy Mosher of Ketepec, dria; can drive to work h car; “Then what I said at the tea shop ginal remark, Mr. Kennedy.” as the car went zooming away. Mike continued to hang on to Sally’s- GLEN ROBERTSON, IN THE N B , —a son, Kenneth. camp in bush for men. ply to that afternoon was wasted?” Cather- “Stewardess", he said frigidly “Nice gal, don’t you think?” hand. Hard. COUNTY OF GLENGARRY, WI- ALPHONSE LAVIGNE, tel. Maxville NIX—Mr. and Mrs Charles E. ine looked regretful. “I really meant “should keep their remarks to them- “I’ve been wondering,” Sally said “Sally,-’ he said quietly, “you are DOW, DECEASED- 22 r 601. T BMp it too I dislike people who take ad- selves ” slowly. “A few minutes ago I was dis- what I’ve always wanted.” AI1 creditors and others having any Nix (nee Isabel Campbell) are pleas- Remarked Helen sweetly: “Some- liking her. But now. ...” She couldn’t understand. “Mike, you claims against the estate of the above ed to announce the birth of a daugh- TEACHER WANTED vantage of other people, and you’ve Protestant Teacher wanted for SB. “Now you’re ready to call it quits?” mean that despite my temper, despite named deceased, who died on the 9th ter, Beth Gwendolyn, on December not taken advantage of Philip, now one's riding bo an awful fall ’’ No. 3 East Lochiel. Good salary paid “Do you have to talk like that?” de- Helen’s lips tightened. “Well, I’m the way I’ve acted, you really want oo day of September, 1947 are hereby re- 15th, at Royal Alexandra Hospital have you?” Duties to commence Jan. 5th, 1948 not." marry me?” quired to file proof of same with the Edmonton, Alberta. ■T never made a play for him.” manded Dronda with a superstitious Apply stating qualifications to ROD “1 suppose you are here about your shiver “Do you want to jinx us?” “Are we talking about the same “I do.” undersigned on or before the 15th day of January 1948, as, after that date the LOST M. MacLEOD, Secretary, Dalkeith, Oat mother?” ‘And what are you doing here, any- thing, I wonder?” “Mike White, you’re a fool ” estate will be distributed, having rè- On Thursday evening Dec. 18th, R.R.l, Box 95, telephone Lochiel lino • Naturally.” way?” queried Jimmy. “Getting a “I don’t know. Just for the fun of She got up and strode toward the between the Alexandria Hotel and 12 Ring 1-3-3. 5o_3o transfer?” it, how much do you love Jimmy?” exit. She heard his footsteps sound on gard only to claims of which the ad- “Your mother was wrong Sally. You ministrator will then have had notice. rear of Post Office, a brown billfold “Could be Won’t you miss me, “Here we go again!” whooped Helen. I the walk behind her and she quickened know that. Her approach has always | DATED at Cornwall, Ontario, this containing large sum of money. Re- GIRL WANTED ducky wucky?” The stewardess laughed as she got her pace, but to no avail. His hand been wrong.” 12th day of December, A.D.. 1947. ward on return to the Glengarry for "You are talking to my future hus- to her feet “No, darling here we don’t came out and caught her arm. His “She is still my mother.” j C. J. MCDOUGALL, News. General Housework “Grandmother Jethrup is going to band,” Dronda Moore informed her go again. That is, not into our tire- voice when he spoke, trembled. 113 A Pitt Street, 3 adults, no heavy washing somt discussion. Care to go for a walk remain in the house Philip and I—” icily. “Kindly keep the pet names to “Not a fool, Sally. It isn’t foolish to ' Cornwall, Ontario, FOUND Must have knowledge of She broke off as the man in question yourself. ” ’Mike?” love.” 5r-3c Administrator. Ronson Lighter, on Mill Square plain cooking—good home came ambling in The serene express- "Come, come, ladies,” intervened Mr “You bet!” “You get hurt when you love, Mike ” Alexandria. Owner may have same Apply to ion on his face disappeared the instant Burke “Is this the way to behave?" j “Still carrying the torch, Mike?” “Wonderfully hurt, then ” CANNING! CANNING! by identifying it and paying for this MRS EDGAR CHEVRIER, h? saw Sally. She laughed: “Philip “Does The Romantic Blitzkrieg know i I’ll always carry the torch, Sally.” "Mike, I. . . .” We wish to announce that we will ad. Contact JACK REID. 52-lc 205 First St., E., Cornwall. 51-2C Jethrup don’t you dare look at me that how to behave?” Helen clapped her , “Yet you tried to talk some sense in- “Sally!” continue canning vegetables and meats way! We were reared together, remem- hands “How wonderful!” jh, jimmy Helen told me about it. He strained her to him, and throughout the winter months. ANNUAL MEETING WANTED ber?” “I like the clouds,” murmured Dron- You’re a fool Mike.” oblivious of their surroundings, brought We have a good supply of cans on The annual meeting of the rate- M&N SCRAP DEALERS payers of Alexandria Separate School “Sally, I. . . .” da. “They’re so beautiful Jimmy you | ‘Jimmy is my friend I couldn’t let his lips down to hers, gently at first, hand for sale to those who do their We buy everything in scrap, such will be held in the School, Monday, “I know, Philip. But honestly, did mean you can give all this up for him throw his life away without mak- then savagely as her resistence broke, own canning. as machinery, scrap metals, bags and December 29th, at 7 30 p m. J. A I ever make a play for you?” me?” jing an effort to help him. Isn’t that as her arms crept slowly, almost re- Satisfaction guaranteed rags. Apply at Campeau’s former gar- LAURIN, Secretary-Treasurer. He caught the implication almost at Around her shoulders went his arm; what friends are for?” luctantly, around his neck Mike kiss- MRS. LEO LAUZON, Sinclair and age, Guaytown, north of Alexandria ©nee, and back came the serene ex- down dropped his voice into the throa- ‘•Jimmy is no one’s friend. Didn’t ^ing her like this? Mike, who didn’t Elgin Streets. Box 236, Alexandria 51-2c Phone 14 r 13. 50-100 pression Catherine put her arm ty whisper all three girls knew, “Darl- that ever occur to you? We used to know the first thing about love! Mike 52-8 ANNUAL MEETING HELP WANTED — MALE ing I would give the world up for call him a wolf as a joke, but hs really who. ... through his and laughed. ALEXANDRIA PUBLIC SCHOOL. AN OPPORTUNITY ycu ” is a wolf, a lone wolf Lone wolves are 1 ‘T beg your pardon, folks,” mur- RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE “Grandfather Jethrup is used to your The annual meeting of the Public Established Rural Watkins District And she had to stand there and take dangerous, Mike. They use any method mured a grinning policeman, mother, Sally Doesn’t that answer Alexandria, Ont , Dec. 20, 1947 School Supporters will be held at available. If you are aggressive and your question?” it, take his triumph! Stewardess Sally to attain their ends ” j Sally stiffened, and tore her lips a- the School on Wednesday, December between the ages of 25 and 55 have or Altiston wanted to cry with vexation, ! «sally, don’t say such things You’ way- Her face s031-161 there was a At a meeting of the Board of Dir- '•Maybe I ought to kiss the bride.” ectors of the Glengarry Farmers’ Mu 31st, at one o’clock in the afternoon, can secure travel ou‘fit, this is your wanted to hit him with all her might. - angry with Jimmy and perhaps I 'strange light in her deep purple eyes re tuai Fire Insurance Company held to elect trustees, receive the report opportunity to get established in a Dronda Moore nodded with satis- And soon they’d be in Buffalo, and . piamg y u, but.' . . . .” j The policeman looked at her sympathe don t 0 this day, the following resolution was fer the year and for such other busi- profitable business of your own. For faction as the great airliner taxied to soon Jimmy would be married to Dron . ^ ,,! tically. They had oome to a )ittle now passed, ness as may properly come before full particulars write today to The J. da, and soon he would be out of her “Yes, miss, I know. I’m a spoil-sport the far end of the runway in pre- slnce there was plenty of Ume Moved by A A McDonald; second such meeting. 52-lc R. Watkins Company, Dept. O-A 3A paration for the take-off She did reach She ground her teeth Out of ]eft_ SaUy selected a b6nch under the|But duty is duty and I’m a slave to 2177 Masson St , Montreal, Quebec. du 5 ed by John W. MacLeod, That the not know how Bill Burke had managed her reach! |lowering tree near the entrance. Itj *' '' members of this Board having learn ANNUAL MEETING to do it, but there they all were—Hel- “Stewardfess,” said Dronda suddenly, was too early in the evening for the I “Officer,” she said coldly, “this man ed with deep regret of the death of a Tiie annual meeting of the Union en and Sally and Mike. “I bet you h ard those words before, pal-^ tn have attracted many persons, has been annoying me. You hear? Hes member of this Board in the person Cheese Factory will be held Tuesday, FOR SALE December 30th, 1947, at 8 p.m. Every jbut here and there, perhaps an indi- been annoying me ” of Malcolm J. McRae of the Town- Hockey skates, pre-war niekle- “My memory is a faulty thing at best cation of what was to come, young ! The officer twirled his club as he ship of West Hawkesbury, are de- one please attepd. p!ated size 10% blades, size 8 boots “Tfou 'peel MRS. HAZEL COLEMAN,, Miss Moore.” roupies could be seen sitting very close j looked at Mike, then back to heir, sirous of placing on record their Apply to Box M. The Glengarry News. n “Huh!” “and how you sense of deep regret and sympathy 52-lc Sec-Treas girls heads on boys’ shoulders, and the “Sure miss,” he said, FOR SALE “Still, that’s just as well. For ex- still evening air filled with soft mur- with the family of the deceased TIRED love to be annoyed!” ANNUAL MEETING 1934 Bulck Sedan, six large heavy ample, if I had a good memory I murings. She felt a little thrill run Mr. McRae represented the Town- : The annual meeting of S S 3 West duty tires, four new; Perfect running might remember a girl who was ra- through her, a thrill of delight, a thrill ‘ No, I’m not sorry about that even- ships of West, and East Hawkesbury s4(l €&e Lochiel will be held on the 31st day condition. Can be seen at Champlain ther nice to me on several occasions. ing, Sally,” Jimmy admitted “I guess on the Board of Directors of the Glen miserable, draggy— of anger. She jerked her head back of December, 1947, at the hour of 10 Service Station, Main street south, low in vitality—lower it was a dirty trick to play on you, but garry Mutual Co from June 1934 un- A girl I thought was my friend.” with a little becoming snort. am, in the school. Alexandria. 43-tf \ in spirits, perhaps you “Maybe that girl is a better friend after all, you’d said over and over a- til his death; and will be remembered idon’t think of your ‘Oh, all right. I’m angry with Jim- 52-ip JAMES R. GRANT /kidneys as being to than you think.” my. But I’m not being unfair to him gain that you were one chicken the as one who took a deep interest in HOUSE FOR SALE the affairs of the Company in his na- Secretary Treasurer. r blame. Yet faulty kid- “Maybe I don’t agree with her ” when I say he is no one’s friend You wolf was never going to catch. Re- Three-tenement Frame House, cor- neys may often cause saw how he treated Helen, you know member our conversation at the air- tive Township. ner Main noth and Elm streets, Alex- backache, headache, “Maybe you will.” RESOLVED, that a copy of "his re- ’ CARD OF THANKS rheumatic pains, disturbed rest or that how he treated me And it’s been like port that afternoon? You were such andria, in good condition. Apply to Maybe you both would shut up!” solution be inscribed in the minutes We the family of the late Mrs. “tired-out” feeling. That’s the time to get that from one end of the country to a level-headed person. You knew ex- LEO LACOMBE, Alexandria. 30-tt and use Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Dodd’s help Sally caught Dronda’s wink before of the Company and a copy be for- James Cluff, of Maxville, wish to the other. I don’t understand why you actly what you were doing. So. . . .” your kidneys to clear the trouble-making the star turned back to the dashing warded by the secretary to Mrs Mc- express our heartfelt thanks to . all poisons and excess acids from the system, Jimmy. waste your time on him.” “So now you marry Dronda.” friends and neighbors, for your many STRAYED and give you a chance to feel better, work Rae and family as evidence of our sin Heifer, onto the farm of Wm. Hay According to the schedule Dronda “I might say that I don’t understand “So now I marry Dronda.” acts of kindness to us during our re- better. Get Dodd’s Kidney Pills today. 141 cere sympathy in their great loss of a 6th Kenyon. Owner may claim same had to land at the Municipal Airport why, feeling the way you do, you waste She said shrewdly, “Yet something cant bereavement. We want you to loving father. by proving property and paying ex- at six-thirty. That gave her forty your time even thinking about him.” is troubling you, Jimmy. Can it he know how deeply we appreciate your Dodds KîdneYPîîls The above resolution when pu" by penses. that you’re beginning to wonder what the President was carried unanimously generosity to us in every way. it will be like to be chained?” upon a silent standing vote Maxville, Ont , Dec. 22, 1947. (To be continued) ANNOUNCEMENT Duncan A Ross, V. G Chisholm Mr. Stephen McLaughlin, Auctioneer President Secretary. CARD OF THANKS My warm appreciation to all who wishes to announce that he has taken mm assisted so generously during the ill- up residence in the City of Cornwall I ,: : HENRY MAJOR He will, however, continue to main- ■ • ' ^ s- Licensed Auctioneer tar ness and death of my, dear sister, tain his Maxville office as well as a COUNTY OF GLENGAHKt Maggie McMillan, And also special Cornwall office, and will be available $0 year» experience Always gear a thanks to the Viau family, Archie (action—fluent English and MacDonald and Dr. Markson, and for to all who require his services. Phones Reasonable rater all the kind expressions of sympathy Maxville—69; Cornwall—1612J. ■ North Lancaster Phone in our sad bereavement. 47-tt ■ MRS. A. N. CHAMBERLAIN, Cabri, Sask. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF ALBERT FAÜBEST PROPERTY Licensed Auctioneer for County of Gleexarry Offers will be received until the 15th A. L. TOBIN dty of January, 1948, for the property M Contact DAVE LALONDE. Ajesanon. FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE at Glen Robertson, being the former or MB FAÜBERT. Phoo* jns-r-* INSURANCE post office owned by the late Mary ' -ancaster, Ont. Phone 3801 Bell McDougall and being parts of Lot WiisFRXil «LAJttUUUA )-M. LICENSED AUCTIONEES I and 18 in Block “S” west of Pitt Don’t Forget Street and north of Main Street in Yy i FOB THk COUNTIES OF “IVERYTHING IN IN HUB AN CW GLENGARBF AND PMatTOTV said village. To Renew Your Angus H. Mr Do net! The highest or any offer not neces- For reference* tel in touch ata Life end Automobile s *pfiriiltv those for whom I nsya eondeetr sarily accepted. 65 Sparks 8t. RJL No. 4 DATED at Cornwall, Ontario, this •,y Subscription to tales Reasonable rates aieuusdnrr R 411 2-8535 Tel MS-T-li Phone i* 12th day of December, A.D. 1947. mif/Tfl iJJllii Ottawa, Got Alexandria C. J. MCDOUGALL, vJmm roJSD RAJWJBLBTUN K-tf 113A Pitt Street, Dalhousle Station. Licensed Auctioneto Cornwall, Ontario, For Stormont Dundaa. Glengarry sag A. L. CRBWSON, Mi»., CM.. (: Administrator. Jr Prescott counties. Phone Lane $M1 L-U.C.C. 51-2c Administrator. wSÊÊÊmmmm I or contact J A Fraser, Gien eland BY* EAR, NOSB AND THROAT. LADIES’ AND MEN’S fieid. Tl&Mes tuppUea and fitted. Telepfeae- IS 134*. 183 West Second Street, Oanr ■■yVY.'.-.':.-y TAILORING $2.00 Per Year in Advance ALBERT MARCOUX eeii, Ont.. Please make appointment AGNES VALADE _ LICENSED AUCTIONEER with the secretary. Office open *—I? Kenyon St West Phosg II Or if you prefer in i—• Seturdey *—1* ALEXANDRIA, ONT. purchase tingle copie» GLENGARRY Fur Costa re-lined and raya tea* Fluent in French and English INSORAAOa Alterations, Dry Cleaning, weekly. ^ Phone 105 r 4 Alexandria Fire. Life. Slcknea, Accident, AM* they can be secured mobile. Plete Giesa, Dwelling, nor# Violin, Hawaiian and Spanish J- D- MacRAE tare, Theft. Wind At Farm Balldteg Lessons. MAXYHXK. ONT. PHON* • We have also taken over Alex. F Movement of Canadian food and known as the “B.U. (Bread Unit) “Spans the World” appeared. Pic- at this office Bunmutce of all kind* Kerr ’• Insurance Agencies. Construction of all kinds food products from the farms of the fleet” on the other side. Bottom ture at right shows 1,500-horse- At Shirley’s Restaurant Conveyancing MORRIS BROS. D. & M. MANUFACTURING 00 Dominion to the United Kingdom left picture shows one of the new power diesel-electric road engine AurUooaaring. Alexandria. Oe> 12-tf Box 292, Alexandria was job of the year for Canadian Canadian Pacific box cars, deliver- which was tested by the C P.R. At The Huh Pacific railway and steamship fa- ies of which began at about the under all types of operating con- ALEXANDRIA cilities Top left picture above same time as the heavy grain move ditions to see if and where it would PIGEON RADIO SERVICE shows New Brunswick potatoes be- ment from the prairies to the coast be used to advantage over steam McDERMID’S ADVERTISE IN THE I REPAIRS TO ALL MAXES or RADIOS AND APPLIANCES ing loaded on the Beaverburn, one following this year’s harvest. It power. WHAT WE DO — WE DO RIGHT of the Canadian Pacific’s fleet of was also one of the first cars on DRUG STORE cargo ships which has come to be PHONE M MAIN ST. ALEXANDRIA which the Canadian Pacific slogan MâXnUÆ. OUT. aENGARRY NEWS The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, December 26, 1947 > 8 Mr. Edgar McDonald and Miss Mae Mr. Marjerison gave the $1 paid him SOCIAL & PERSONAL Hoskins o£ Montreal were with Mr. to the court for forwarding to the St. Junior Farmer Meeting OPEN EVERY DAY and Mrs Vincent McDonald on Sun- Lawrence Sanatorium. AT THE TEA HOUR day. Constable H Barker of the Ontario lor the third annual junior farmer con The Bonnach Tea Room, Bisihop Mi. and Mrs Bruce Irvine and Miss Aline Montcalm of the Royal Piovincial Police investigated the TORONTO, Dec. 22 —(CP)—Plans children. Gail and Robert Bruce ol Bank staff is spending Christmas with case ference for Eastern Ontario, to be held Street, ALEXANDRIA. MRS. KATH- Lancaster, are the guests of his par- relatives in Montpellier, Vermont. o at the Kemptville Agricultural School, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Irvine for Mr Gordon Macleod, student at Dec 28-30, have been completed, T ERINE MCMILLAN JACKSON. the Christmastide. O.A.C., Guelph, is holidaying with his R Hilliard, of the Ontario Agricul- For special Appointments Phone 261 Mr and Mrs Herbert Gibbons of mother, Mrs D. M Macleod Miss J. MacGregor ture Department, announced today. Brockville, will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. James MacMillan and then daughter, Mrs F. J. Bolger, Mr. little son, Sheldon and Miss Isabel Dies At Dalhousie Bolger and Marguerite. MacMillan, R.N., Montreal are with 1 LIKE TO GIVE WOMEN Mr. Bernard Villeneuve, student, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MacMillan for At the old homestead, Cote St Pat- - McGill Dental College, is with Mrs. Christmas The family will spend the rick, Que., where she had resided foi CoiSin ' Sets by Wood- Villeneuve for the Christmas day with Mrs. J. D. Campbell, at the past 73 years, the death occurred b . holiday. Cornwall. on Friday December 19th, of Miss Jane Watches 6 Mayor Romeo Rouleau and Miss Miss Gaetane Brabant of Montreal, MacGregor. An esteemed resident of •Terse s, Richard Hudnut, Fleur Ange Rouleau will spend is with her mother, Mrs Dora Bra- the Dalhousie Station area, Miss Mac Christmas Day with.Dr. and Mrs. Evening: in Paris, bant for Christmas. Mr. and Mis. Gregor leaves many friends who will A Beautiful Bruno Rouleau, Cornwall, who are . much regret her passing. She was aged Cutex Sets, Hair Brushes, playing hosts for the day to the mem I^roIX of CaP de la Madeleine, 83. Vanity Sets. bers of the Rouleau family. Miss ^ WI‘‘ sPend the week end with The deceased was born at Cote St. Rouleau is attending Midnight Mass er mo er' Andrew, May Gth, 1864, a daughter of Assortment at Rockland ! Miss Janet Gauthier, nurse-in-train- the late Mr. and Mrs. John MacGre- Mr. and Mrs A J. Wilkes, Miss ing St. Joseph’s Hospital, Toronto, was gor The family moved to Cote St. Silverware—-more than we’ve had for years— WOMEN LIKE TO GIVE MEN Flora McKay, Duncan Stewart and wijh her parents, Mr and Mrs John Patrick while she was still a child and it won’t last long. " c 1 Mrs Dora Campbell were among Max- Gauthier over the week end the deaths of her parents occurred Sterling three piece toilet sets Men’s Toiletry Sets by viUites in town on Monday. | Mr. Bob McCormick of Price within a few months in 1916. Mrs. Pat. Brady and children, of George, B.C has arrived to spend Two brothers predeceased her, Peter Waterman Pen, Toilet Sets Woodbury, Ascot, Yardley, Montreal, are with her parents, Mr. ^le Christmastide with his wife and in 1934, and William J , in 1938 and Military Brush Sets and Mrs Peter J. Morris for the family. ^ there is left to mourn her passing, one I Prophylactic Brushes and Mirrors. holiday. Mr. Brady will join them Mr W A. MacLeod of Dunvegan, sister. Miss Margaret MacGregor, with Elec trie Razors for Christmas. and Miss Jean MacLeod of Montreal, whom she resided and who will have —AT— Safety Razors are in Quebec City for Christmas the warm sympathy of a wide circle Shaving Brushes with their daughter and sister Mrs of friends. Several nieces and nephews OSTROM’S John Hardie and Mr. Hardie as well as grand nieces and nephews, DRUGGIST AND JEWELLERS, MILL SQUARE, ALEXANDRIA In Price Ranges fromm Mr Bill McCoîmick who is now also survive $1.00 to $10.00 employed at Shawinigan. Falls, Que, Attended by many relatives and A Merry Christmas and a is spending Christmas with his mo- friends, the funeral was held Monday Attractive Gift Boxes of Notepaper, Fountain ther, Mrs John McCormick, Domin- Happy New Year To All. Pens, Pencils — Single . or in Sets. December 22nd, 1947 from her late re- Names make news and we would ion street sidence to the cemetery at Dalhousie A Merry Christmas and a ask you to telephone in your holiday | Miss Pat Dolan, nurse-in-training Mills. Rev. Norman F. Sharkey of Kirk Hill, conducted the service in Happy New Year To All. visitors so that no one among the ! Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston, and , . „ ' Jim Dolan, student at Regopohs Col- the home v win be overlooked. Your paper many win oo | lf Kingston, are with their parents, The pallbearers were: Kenneth Mac - McLeister’s Drug Store tan give full coverage only if you |D* and Mrs. D. J. Dolan. Mr. and Cuaig, John A. MacCuaig, Kenzie Mac operate. Mr. John Dolan and little son of Ot- Cuaig, Fred HamMeton, Wm Mac- tawa will also spend Christmas, here, Naughton and Donald J. Morrison. while Mi- Donald G. MacDonald of Among relatives and friends present Ottawa,, will join Mrs MacDonald ficm a distance were: John D. Mor- and children rison, Sam Morrison,, Mr. and Mrs E. A MacGillivray, M.P.P., visited Stanley MacGregor, Montreal; Roy Merry Christmas friends in St Bernardin on Sunday. MacGregor, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Law- Dr Wallace Macdonell has returned rence Chateauguay, Que. ; William home on a visit to his parents, Mr. MacNaughton, Cornwall; Miss Pearl and Happy New Year and Mrs-, Angus S Macdonell, Green MacGregor, Winchester; Mr. and Mrs. Valley) after completing his Commer- John R MacGregor, Avonmore; Mrs Seeing Is Believing! cial Course at Angus Business College C. M MacDonald, Alexandria;. Mr. and following an extended visit at the and Mrs. J. R. Black of Bainsville. in a;nd See our big West coast j In addition to many messages ot GIFTS. All the latest at popular' assortment prices. TOYS We haveand The Misses Marian and Joan sympathy received a wealth of floral Tricycles; Bicycles; Air Rifles; Dolls in great var- O’Meara, Laggan, accompanied by pieces werd from: Mr, and Mrs Sam lety, Pianos; Traiiu>, and Games, Tree Ornaments, Pommier & Company Don. Barton of Prescott, left Sun- Morrison, Miss Mayme MacCuaig, Sets Tree Lights and Hockey Sticks day evening to spend the holidays Montreal; Women’s Missionary So- Main Street, Alexandria with their mother, Mrs J. O’Meara ciety, Cote St. George; Mr. and Mrs FOR THE UNBELIEVERS in Montreal. Stanley MacGregor; Mr. and Mrs We have a splendid showing of Gifts in Fancy Mr. and Mrs. Clem Parisien and John R. MacGregor and Peter, Mrs China; Etched Tumblers and Stemware, Pressure children of Cornwall were Sunday 'c M MacDonald and Pearl MacGre- Cookers; Wall Mirrors; Percolators; Toastmasters, Important. . . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jovenin gor; Roy MacGregor; Nell, Maud, Pat- and Electric Toasters, Refrigerators; Rangettes. Goulet ricia and Catherine Lawrence. Among students at Iona Academy COME ON IN! who are holidaying at their homes, Government restrictions reduce importation here,-are: Misses Beatrice Macdonald, Estelle Courville, Edna McKinnon and Many At Funeral Anita McDonald. Miss Mary Gormley Is of fine watches and jewellery. holidaying in Montreal with her par- Rory A McDougall ents, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gormley. Miss Louise Macdonald of Mont- Final tribute to the memory of the real, is spending Christmas with her late Rory A. McDougall of Alexandria, I was paid by many relatives and parents Mr and Mrs. Donald A. Mac- HARDWARE 81 FURNITURE Buy Yours Now ... donald friends who attended the funeral, held Mr. and Mrs Gordon F. Osborne Thursday morning of last week, from PHONE 66 had as recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. his home, Main ' Street south to St. A Merry Christmas and a Ear’ MacGregor and family of West- Finnan’s Cathedral and cemetery The port, Ont late Mr. McDougall died Monday, Happy New Year To All, Major Angus McDonald, reeve-elect, December 15, In the hospital at Corn is spending the Christmastide with wai). For the 28th time his mother, Mrs Alex McDonald, i Rev. R. J. MacDonald, rector, (Grove). chanted the Funeral Mass. Rev. Ewen Mr. John Lawrence MacDonald of J. Macdonald was in the Sanctuary Lisbon, N.Y , spent several days this and said the prayers at the grave- Greetings week with relatives here side in St. Finnan’s cemetery. Season’s 1 Put Them To Work Miss Gisele Sabourin of the Civil Ser The palibeareres were; . Archie Me Donald, Angus A. McDonell, Angus S We enjoy wishing to our many vice, Ottawa, arrived Tuesday, to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and McDonald, Phillip Leroux, Nell Mac- IN YOUR HOME friends and associates a Very Merry Xmas Mrs J. L. O. Sabourin. Leoa and J. D. McRae. Miss Margaret McKinnon of Mac- Chief mourners were Mr. Mc- GIVE A CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC and an unequalled year of prosperity. Donald College, St. Anne de Bellevue Dougall’,s three sons and four daugh- arrive last Sunday to spend the holi ters; Archie, Roddie and Donald at APPLIANCE FOR CHRISTMAS days with her aunt Miss Lawson, Har- home; Mrs. John Victor McDonald, VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE: rison St. - Lochiel; Mrs. John D. Lyons, the Misses Rita and Jean McDougall of Montreal A sister Mrs. Mary Mac- Donald of Montreal, was unable to at- Fined $1.00 For tend due to 111 heath. The many floral pieces, Mass cards 5, 6 and 7-tub; Taking Xmas Tree and messages of sympathy received were indications of the widespread re- An unusual case In Magistrate’s gret in Mr. McDougall’s passing. They Radios Court, Alexandria, last Wednesday, included wreaths from: Imperial To- a resulted in a fine of $1.00 and bacco Co., Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pope, costs being levied against an Alexan- Alexandria, Miss Ramona Powers of In Attractive Styles Our Sincere Thanks not Nos sincere remercie- orian charged with “unlawfully steal- Montreal. ment pour votre clien- ing a Christmas tree In addition to o only for your business but fine and costs, he paid $1.00 for the Radio Phonographs, Battery Radios telle mais aussi pour tree, to the owner, H S. Marjerison 48,978 Immigrants for the patience and co- la patience et la co- ol Apple Hill. FULL ASSORTMENT OF APPLIANCES peration dont vous nous Mr Marjerison, in giving evidence, operation you ,have shown Admitted To Canada Lamps of All Types at low prices. avez montrer et partager pointed out that he has planted the The Government S£ld recently in A COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE and shared with us during avec nous durant l’annee trees on his property for protection and has not given anyone permission an answer tabled In the House of Bedroom Suites, Chesterfield Sets; Kitchen Sets the past year. qui s’achèvent. Commons that 48,978 persons—more to cut his trees He further stated that Floor Rugs 9 x IOV2 — Floor Oil Cloth the public generally should be warned than 27,000 from the United Kingdom against the indiscriminate cutting of were admitted to Canada "during the All at Very Special Prices for Xmas trees, particularly where they have first 10 months of 1947. Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year been planted as his have been for use The total includes 4,894 displaced as wind-breaks and snow fences. pel sons, of whom 2,863 were Poles. Magistrate Labrosse in passing sen- Mines Minister Glen supplied the in- tence upheld Mr. Marjerison’s re- formation In reply to questions by RAOUL CLEMENT marks and stated it is very important Harold Timmins (PC—Toronto Park- that such property be left to the own- claie). He reported also that, because Main Street South Phone 43 er especially where planting has been the immigration service does not ex- HEARTIEST XMAS GREETINGS TO ALL MY Antoine Chenier and Staff carried out. He added that it is much amine persons leaving Canada, the simpler to go to the owner of such pro- Government has no information on the FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS perty and ask for a tree rather than number of Canadians, who migrated suffer the penalty if caught stealing. since Jan. 1, 1946. Page 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday January 31 1947 Miss Ruth Fraegr, Montreal, was mills and woujd provide^ a school popu- SOCIAL & PERSONAL home for the week end with her mo- lation of from 300 to 400 pupils in a ther, Mrs D. E. Fraser . 200 square mile area or in a radius Miss Catherine McDonald of Iona Mi- O. Reeves spent several days of eight miles. items of Hold Lang Syne Academy, Sty Raphaels, spent the last week in Montreal, and whijle By assembling High School students Wrist Watches week end with her parents Mr and Mrs there attended the marriage of his in schools of 300 and upward a staff Gleaned From The Fyles of The Glengarry News Patrick R. McDonald. nephew, Mr Rodolph Viau to Miss of teachers qualified t 0 teach a diver- We have the following makes always stock Mr and Mrs. Donald Gormley of Claire Brule . sified range of Subjects may be en- fa The epidemic of influenza which has been sweeping Ottawa, were with Mr. T. J. Gorm- Mrs Bruce Irvine and little son ar- gaged and a well rounded education CYMA OMEGA the continent is abating here according to Dr. D. J. ley and other relatives here for the rived home from Montreal, Saturday Dolan, M.O.H. Two infant provided, said Mr. Morgan. Manual ^ ’ ELCO BULOVA week end. and are ■ at present with her parents training, home economics, agriculture TEN YEAKS AGO death, in town have been at- On his return from Toledo, Ohio, Ml- and Mrs P. J. Morris Elgin St. and other subjects may be given at MARS CERTINA Friday, Jan. 29, 1931 tributed to the flu while after a short holiday, Mr. Eddie Buck Mi- Roddie and the Misses Kay and ajarge school wheras at a small school LORIE WESTFIELD at Maxville both schools are of Ottawa, was a Sunday evening Christena McDonald of MIontreal spent there are not facilities or teachers for —AT— closed this week. The two new councillors, Donald A. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mc- the week end with their parents Mr many subjects which students would Macdonald and Ovija Dufresne were welcomed to the Board Rae. and Mrs J. R. McDonald, 1st Kenyon like to take. OSTHOM’S at the regular meeing of council, Monday. At Friday's Miss Grace MacDonell, of Ste. They also had as their guest Miss DRUGGIST AND JEWELLERS, MIT.T. SQUARE, ALEXANDRIA nomination meeting to fill the two vacancies, J. G. Sab- Under a new curriculum, designed to Anne de Bellevue spent the week end Jujliette Laviolette of Montreal. erase many of the shortcomings of ourin and Albert Dale were also nominated but they dad with her mother, Mrs Peter J. Mac- Mrs E. Mansournf Lachute, is spend- the previous High School courses and not qualify. Miss Rita McDonald, daughter of Mr. Donell and family. She £$so visited ing a few days with her father Mr fitting well into the larger High Schoojl and Mrs. Rod. MacDona,ld, St. Raphaels, on Monday with Miss Joan Gelineau, Kenyon St E. J. Libbos Elgin St. area -plan, students would spend the joined the local staff of the Royal Bank—<—On Friday Miss Violet E. Kelly has returned Mr R. Falardeau and Miss Yvette evening friends and neighbors gathered at the K. of C. first two years of High School in a tt Montreal after spending ten days Marchand of Montreal, spent a few general course which would include Hall to honor Mr. and Mrs Arthur Marleau on the occa- holidays with relatives in Flint and days the guests of Mr O. Reeves and the three main obligatory subjects of sion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Addresses were CLEMENT'S Detroit, Mich. family. They were also guests of Mr literature .social studies and health read and substantial purse presented Mrs. D. D. R. Mr. J. W. MacDonajld, son of Mr and Mrs Solyme Brunet. and practicajl agriculture . McMillan, St. George street is in Roy^ Victoria Hospital, and Mrs A. R. W. MacDonald, Dal- Mrs Dan McCuaig and Mrs Duncan Practical Training Montreal, with fractures of he left hip and wrist at the keith, is seriously ill with a second McCuaig were in Ottawa Sunday visit- Time devoted to these academic stu- result of a fall on the icy pavement near her home on attack of pleura pneumonia in the ing Mr Duncan McCuaig, who had Furniture and Appliances Sunday. ^Hundreds are dead and a million homeless as dies, however, would be shortened to London Military Hospital, London, been undergoing treatment in the 75 per cent of the present time devoted result of the Ohio Valiev’s worst flood in history. Ont. Veteran’s Hospital. Mir. McCuaig re- to those subjects and the remaining 25 Raoul Clement Master Terry Kelly was in Dalhousie turned home Wednesday ,after* being per cent of the time devoted to practi- AUTHORIZED DEALER Mr. Cunz, Mining Engineer of Montreaf, arrived here over the week end visiting with Miss operated on for the removal of a piece cal training with a choice of subjects of shrapnel. ' on Monday for the purpose of beginning operations at the Çma Vaillaneourt. which would cover a wide range of in- Mr and Mrs„D. N. MacRae, Main General Electric Home Appliances Ground Hog Mine, located Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons of Mon- texest and include art, music, manual St. North had as week end guests, Mr. TWENTY YEARS AGO on the property of Michael treal, spent the week end with the training and agriculture which would and Mrs Fergus MacRae of Ottawa. Friday, Jan. 28, 1927 Boudreau, 2nd concession latter’s father,. Mr. R. A. McDougall include agricultural science and prac- WE HAVE IN STOCK AT PRESENT THE FOLLOWING ^Cenyon. He is at present and family. Mr. Roddie McDougall, Mi- Geo. Simon is enjoying a holi- tical agriculture. day at Lac Brule in the Laurentians. GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS: in Montreal on business connected with the mine and Montreal, is also spending some time Approved larger area schools would o will return here this week end to proceed with the work. at his home. take in a minimum of 10 acres and Radios, Toasters, Electric Kettles, Heating Pads and The Auditors’ report, presented to the annual meet- Mrs. E. B. Ostrom was visitor to MARRIAGE would provide a small greenhouse and Electric Irons ing of the Graham Creamery Co. showed that the Com- Mtontreal, Friday. ANDREWS-MUNRO— On January experimental plot for practical agri- 15, 1947, at St. Columbus United pany hiad a very successful year. After $4,046.54 had Miss Isabejl McMillan, R.N , Mont- cultural training. A smal} chicken ALSO Church, Verdun, by the Rev. W. K. been set aside for depreciation dh plant and a reserve reajl visited with her parents, Mr and Louse would also be provided. Soil “NORGE” PRODUCTS Brown, Evelyn Elizabeth Munro, for bad debts, the Company showed a net profit of Mrs. A. W. McMillan for a few days. testing and similar practical agricul- Oil Burning Heaters, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, $3,735.89, which represented almost $8. per share. A divi- daughter of Mr and Mts Ben G. . Miss Sheila McMillan, R.N., Mont- tural training would be included in the Electric and Battery Radios. dend was declared by the Directors. H. Gloss B.A. of real, was in town over the week end -Munro, of Apple Hill, Ontario, to agricultural science course, said Mr We have several “L’ISLET” STOVES on hand, should E^gin, Ont. arrived in Williamstown on Monday to take visiting her mother, Mrs. E. J. Dar- George Andrews, of Verdun. Morgan. you he desirious of huying a stove, give us your order now, charge of the science department of the High School The second two years or Middle ragh and her aunts, Mrs. D. A. Mac- and thereby, avoid later disappointment there. Congratulations are in order to Rod. McDonald Donald and Miss M. B. Macdonell School course would incjlude, along of St. Raphaels, on being the only Cheesetmaker in Glen- Derby St. before leaving to spend School Area with certain essential academic stu- We have received a large quantity of Insul Brie and garry who received 100% and also special cash prize of- seme months in California. dies, more provision for specialized Asphalt Shingles. fered by the Dairymen’s Association of Eastern Ontario (Continued from page 1) Mrs. N. Bonneville and son Ron- it had been found there was a slight studies or training and Upper School Shop at our store, it is reliable, square, polite and for highest percentage of Special and First Grade Cheese ald of Cornwall, were visitors to town course or Senior Matriculation would The members of MaxvUle School Board have purchas lise in cost of education in some dis- good service is obtained on Monday. tricts but pointed out students were continue, as at present, to be a pre- ed from Mr. Rod. Cameron some three-fifths of an acre ' WE WANT YOUR TRADE! Mrs. A. Harwood of Verdun, Que, receiving far'more value for the ex- paratory course for the university. of land surrounding the present Continuation School pro- visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. perty. This wilf ensure a spacious playground. penditui'e under the large area than Alex. Guerrier for a few , days this was the case before the step was tak- week. Mi-. Harwood was also here on en. Car Licen es Good Clement’s Store On Saturday afternoon, Jan. 20th, a general meeting Tuesday. TORONTO Jan. 29—Last year’s of the shareholders of the Alexandria Driving Park Asso- At the conclusion of Mr. Morgan’s Mr. Rod McLeod, Royal Bank of address he was asked numerous ques- motor licenses will be gard for another ! Ë ciation was held in the Town Phone 43 Canada staff, Montreal, week ended tions by members of the council and month, Ont. Highways Minister Dou- |i THIRTY YEARS AGO Hall, here, the purpose being with his mother, Mrs R. S. McLeod, cett announced today. The Feb- 28 || Friday, Jan. 26, 1917 to wind-up the Association. representatives of the various schools' Main St. South, Alexandria Mlain St. south. and boards throughout the tri-coun- extension also applies to drivers’ per- | J It was proposed by Mr. J. O. Miss E. Ostrom, who for some mits . Simpson that immediate steps be taken to hand over the ties area. months had been a patient in the fair grounds and driving park to the mortgagee and to Questioned regarding the use of General Hospital and the Montreal surrender the charter of the association. The motion was buses to transport children to |school Convalescent Hospital, arrived home carried unanimously. The Presbyterian church at in the winter season he said that Sunday night ,her brother Mr. Clar- Vankleek Hill, one of the finest churches in Eastern On- other districts reported little difficulty ence Ostrom gioing to the city for her. tario, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon. Loss with winter roads. Representatives of will be about $45,000, which is covered by $15,000 insur- various High School districts in the ance. Considerable damgae wa^ also done to the manse three counties where buses or cars are which was however saved1. ‘Piper Donald J. Kippen used to take students to school repor- and Drummer Stanley Kippen, 12 and 13 year-old sons of ted there has been little difficulty here this winter to date. UUIWIM Mr. Duncan Kippen, Maxv^le, are ion the Kingston re- unit's Now Opened Telephone 104, Alexandria cruiting staff and on Monday made an appearance in Attendance Better Cornwall with Major A. Cameron, chief recruiting officer At some High Sehoojls, it was repor- for the district. Tney are the youngest piper and drum- ted attendance was improved when Service Satisfaction and Courtesy mer in Canada and are well worth hearing. A very UNITED buses were brought into use and at optimistic note was struck at the annual meeting of the Alexandria High School it was said Be what it may REMEMBER before you buy Glengarry Agriculural Society, here, Saturday, when the TAXI STAND the students now receive a hot lunch 1916 exhibition was favorably compared t o the Central at noon. What we Sell —fWe Service Canada Exhibition and gate receipts for the fair were dis- In response to a question regarding closed as $725. If satisfactory terms can be arranged the Phone 234 High School students being unable to society Wifi buy the Driving Park Grounds. This years give assistance on the farm because Plumbing, Heating, Oil Burners, Radio, and Refrigerator Service Fair will be a three-day event, On Wednesday evening of the time needed to take them to Day and Night and from school it was reported that of last week a reception was tendered Mr. and Mrs. R.R. 1919 to 1947 McCormick at the home of Mr. Hector McCormick, on by use of a bus the children frequent- 1947 Store and I their return from a short wedding trip. Relatives were ly reached home earlier than when Special 1947 Special Service 1 entertained at dinner following which friends came in to they drove home from school them- “trip it.” selves. At other schools Mr was said be- Shop Hours Tapatco Hors* Sweat Pads fore buses were used students boarded Closed all day Wednesday McLEISTER’S in the village during the week and so Open other Days: Silent Glow 47c. each St Philiip's Roman Catholic Church, Montreal, was the gave n0 assistance at their homes. 8 o’clock to 6 o’clock scene f an interesting and happy event on Monday morn- 0 The visiting school trustees were Late Closing Our Five Year Quaran- Sparton Radio Console used, ing, the 22nd inst, when the Bronchial welcomed to the .open committee Thursday and Saturday te is backed by long Ex- Model No- 589 THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Pastor, Rev. A. Prefon- meeting by Mr Ferguson, chairman Friday, Jan 28, 1912 ... taine, joined in the holy The reason for above is perience and High Repu- of the education committee, who to comply with Government One (1) only bonds of matrimony, Mr. Cough Syrup pointed out file purpose of the meet- Regulations, 48 Hours Week tation. Arthur Marleau of Alexandria, and Miss Emma, daugh- ing was to secure first hand informa- $19.47 ter of Mr Alfred Gagnon, formerly of this place, but for Consider the above A Tested formula for the relief of tion on the advantages or disadvantag- severajl months of Montreal.- The addition of a five- TO CLEAR Facts befor you buy an WATCH FOR OUR es of a larger High School area, steps dollar note to the denominations of Dominion Government Bronchitis, Cough, Cold, Hoarseness. leading to the formation of larger Rubber Car MATS Oil Space Heater or a MONTHLY 47c- SPECIAL cun-ency, and the withdrawal of the four-dollar note would Affords relief from tight chesty (all sizes) areas and to secure expert advice on be welcomed in banking circles.——Voting on the “Union” cough. Twin Range Burner. local schoojl problems. It was also AUTO ACCESSORIES, is taking place this week and next in the Presbyterian ONE (1) ONE DIRECTIONS—Adults one to two pointed out that formation of Jarger denomination in Maxville. The members of the Congre- too numerous to mention. Only Silent Glow school areas did not bring about any SPACE OIL HEATER gational Church voted some time ago and were unanimous teaspoonfu^s. Dose may be repeated SPECIAL reduction in government school for “Union” Mr. Leonard MacGil,livray has this week every three or four hours. If desired Oil Burner ONE (1) ONE grants and also that the larger school Thermostats and Relays joined the staff of the Munro & McIntosh Carriage Co. can be diluted with warm water. Best area took over the assests and liabili- Along with the Schooling RECORD PLAYER ‘ Ltd. H R. CuddOn cordially extends an invitation to results are obtained by holding at ties of smaller school districts when JUST ARRIVED and Experienced Installa- his customers and all interested in amateur photography back of throat and swallowing slow- First come first served to attend a demonstration on the use of Vejlox paper which an area is formed. Water Pressure Pump tions can you obtain— will be given on the evening of February 1st in his studio ly. Mr. Morgan said that in the past Systems education in Ontario High Schools was JUST ARRIVED by an expert from the Canadian Kodak Co — Children according to age. Canadian Fairbank Morse, Faster, Easier- Cleaner a preparatory course for a university Beatty Bros- Heat in your Range. Fresh Shipment Batteries education although only a small num- Dure, De Laval Radio A- and B- Batteries, Mr. Duncan Gray of Messrs. McPherson & Schelj’s ber of those entering High School gra- Mattresses, Bed Springs, INSTALLED RETAIL Eveready, Burgess and factory, here on Monday last performed the wonderful duated or went on to the university. Pillows and Bedroom Suites PRICES Philco feat of turning 175 balusters The New Tonic Recent and additional proposed chan- FIFTY YEARS AGO in 9 3-4 hours. As 80 or 90 ges in the system are designed not Standard Range Burner CAR BATTERIES RADIOS AND / Friday, Jan. 29, 1897 is considered à good day’s only to train the pupil to make a liv- NURO VIM Gooderich Tires and Tubes ■work we must conclude that ing but also t0 train him for adequate REFRIGERATORS $45.50 Mr. Gray lost no time in making this record. Mr. For Nerves, Fatigue and living outside of his vocation. They We stock only the best DeLUXE MODEL Special Discount to Truck Duncan McLennan of “Ridgewood” Lancaster, on Satur- Loss of Appetite are also designed to • provide equal Westinghouse, Philco, Cros- Owners and Merchants- day, gave handsome contribution .of one hundred dollars educational opportunities to residents DOSE to the Relief Fund started by the Montreal Daily Star of cities or rural areas it was stated. ley, Stewart Warner, $50.00 for the starving millions in India. The. town of Com- One tablespsonful before meals and Large School Area Northern Electric, Strom- also Single Burners WASHERS wajll Is to have a first class Business College. The oPOn- at bedtime — Ask those who have Stressing the advantages of a large berg Carlson, Deforest R C A. Victor- Connors, Domestic and Com- ing took place on Monday, Jan. 18th and it is to be af- used it. schoQ|l area. Mr. Morgan explained —10” mercial Equipment filiated with the famous Kingston Business College. Kelvinator, Domestic and the ideal school district would include Westinghouse $1.00 per 16 oz bottle Commercial and Milk Yesterday morning Mr. J. F. sauve’s team of horses a population of about 10,000 people Dominion Appliance ran away they being only caught in the vicinity of R. Coolers Remember there is no with a $10,000,000 assessed property Locomotive McLennan’s tinsmithing establishment. John McLeister value which would allow the school SALES and SERVICE substitute for Experience SALES and SERVICE tax rate to be kept at two or three DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST