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ixty-first Year; No. 14 Chesterville, Ontario, Thursday, January 6th, 1955 Single Copies, 5c

Surviving are 10 children: four sons, Ferrier, Edmonton; Edgar, Winchester Council Holds First Meeting Berwick; John, Crysler; Le'Onard, Sudbury. Six daughters: Mrs. Ray Council Holds Inaugural Meeting Tuesday Township Officers Appointed for New Year mond Beehler (Rita), Crysler; Mrs: John Marko (Simmone), Montreal; The inaugural meeting of Win son John McLaughlin, Leo Ocyne, Margaret, EdmontQn; Mrs. Douglas Suffers Cuts, Bruises Council Makes Appointments for 1955 chester Township council for 1955 H. R. Johnston, Wm. Irven, J. W. Grant (Edna), Montreal; Jacquel was held in the Presbyterian Hall, Docksteader, Bernice Wood, Lau ine, Montreal; Lucie, Ottawa. Four In Car Crash Morewood, on Monday, January, rence Annable, Ken Durant, Sam brothers and one sister also sur Some Salaries Boosted to New Highs 3rd, 1955, at 11.00 a.m., with the Hummel. vive. Mrs. Pat Kelly, of Chester Lee Barkley, 21, RR 2, Chester following members present and Fence·viewers: Jas. C. McGregor, ville, is the sister; the b11others ville, escaped serious injury early Commissions Balanced Evenly in Sex This Year subscribing to the necessary oath Jake McLaughlin, Earl Munro, are: Ambrose, Felix, Edward and Saturday evening when his car was '.Ladies Run Halls, Fire Dept.; Men to Run Streets of office: Basil Dawley, reeve; A. Donald Rae, E. B. McMillan, W. Joseph. in eollision with another driven by E. Smith, deputy-reeve; council S. Gunn, Russe~ Froats, Walter The Rev. Fr. M. J. O'Brien, of Earl Bilow, Winchester. Chesterville council members and failed to shake the firm opinions lors, Ken McIntosh, Eric Barclay Loughridge, Henry Elliott, John E. St. eBrnard's Parish, Finch, chant According to Constable Gilbert the reeve took their oaths of of of the mover and seconder and and Garfield Baker. The Rev. D. Munro, Lloyd Merkley, Archie ed a Requiem High Mass for the Raistick, Winchester, the Barkley fice Tuesday to start the municipal when a show of hands included L. Gordon, of Morewood United Oculthart, Oltis McMillan, Reg Mc dece'ased at Holy Rosary Church, car was in collision with the car government for another year. In that of the reeve in favour of the Church, was present and opened Closkey, John Barrett, C. B. Crysler, and also officiated at the drive'n by Bilow; it swerved ,off by acclamation and sworn to of motion, it carried v.ith a majority, the meeting with an appropriate Short. graveside service in Crysler Ceme the right side ,cf the highway, north fice were: Chas. McMillan, reeve; the nays and abstentions not being prayer and a few well chosen words Auditors: McFadden and Co. tery. of Winchester Station, where it Mrs. B. W. Campbell, Mrs. Lyle asked for by the chair ,or record of advice. The reeve and clerk were auth The pall bearers were Bernard struck a pole and was damaged Marcellus, Harold Sharkey and ed. By-law No. 846, a by-law ap orized to sign the petition to the Beehle'r, A. Duhaime, Rosaire to the extent of $300. Frank Arnold as councillors. The Next on the list was Streets and pointing the following township Department •of Highways for the Benoit, L. Swain, Hubert Beehler Barkley car then crossed the clerk-treasurer, H. C: Humell, of Roads Commission and the two officers for 1955 was finally passed, grant on road expenditures for and Syd. Lebrun. roadside, swiped a hydro pole and ficiated. The Rev. Father S. Le newcomers to council were appoint... signed and sealed: 1954 and attach the corporate seal Among the floral tributes re hit a large ti~e and was damaged sage, ,cf St. Mary's Catholic ed. Clerk-treasurer, J. Steen; tax thereto. ceived were those from the family, to the extent of $600. Church, opened the meeting with Weed inspector will be Robert collector, W. N. Carkner; township The clerk was instructed to ,or Kraft,Folo,ds Ltd., Paul Lefleur and Mr. Barkley suffered facial cuts suitable good wishes and a sho1t Ouderkirk. The two appointments solicitor, Cass & Cass; truant of der copies of "Municipal World" Mr. Lehoux families, G. C. Tate, and bruises and was attended, at prayer. bo the board of the North Dundas ficer, W. N. Carkner; assessor, for members of council, road sup the O'Brien family, Kraft Food the scene of the accident by Dr. H. By-law 7'82 was passed hiring Distl-ict High School are James J. Steen; indigent doctor, H. W. erintendent, collector and clerk. It emp!,oyees. Crysler Poultry and Gerald Barton, Winchester . various municipal -officers. Clerk Brannen, of St. Mary's Separate Justus, M.D.; inspector of muni was decided by council to join the Egg Grading Station employees, treasurer H. C. Hummel was re School, and Glenn White, as muni cipal drains, R. F. Mucklestone, Association of Rural Municipalities Betty Ouderkirk, Gennaine and hired at an increase of $100 a year cipal appointee. The library board C.E.; Nation River Commission, and the Good RJo·ads Association Conrad Seguip, Mr. and Mrs. Community Spirit Theme to bring his stipend up to $800. rep1-esentative is to be Mrs. B. W. Basil Dawley; road superintendent, and the treasurer was authorized Prospere Seguin. This is the beginning of the 17th Campbell for a te1m of three years. J. V. Fetterly.; live stock valuer, to pay the necessary fee. The este'em in which the deceased Rotary Talk year Mr. Hummel has held office In spite of last year's economy J. Steen; Federation of Agricul The trustees of the Police Village was held was demonstrated by as clerk-treasurer. 'fax collector minded action, this year council tureJ Ken MacIntosh; bank, Bank of Morewood were present to dis these lovely floral offerings, the By Rev. R. A. Mitchell for current taxes is again the Bank decided to allow any member of of Nova Scotia. cuss village matters which were many cards of sympathy and 14 of Nova Scotia. Arrears are to be oouncil and the clerk-treasurer to Pound keepers: Edgar Summers, settled satisfactiorily for both the problem 1of the treasurer as attend the convention of the As high and 68 low masses received "The first requisite of commun Henry J1ohnston, Harold W. Merk parties. usual. E. B. Lynch was reappoint sociation of Rural Municipalities by the sonowing family. ity spirit is inte est in one an ley, Pat Chambers, Leon Belisle, The following accounts were ed as assessor at the same salary, at the town's expense if the cost other," said the Rev. R. A. Mit Russell Froats, H. Windsor, Max passed and paid: Rioads and $350. Mr. Lynch, arriving after was not greater than $45 each. chell. "A service club is one of the Coyeau, Thos. Reveller, Daniel La- bridges, $2,292.39; relief, $101.30; the appointment, expressed his Council felt it would be of bene F. M. Cass Honoured best places to develop that com 1,ir.ue, John Reoch, Murray Dilla miscellaneous, $120; dog tags, di~appointment that council had fit if at least some members and munity spirit.'' ough, Wm. Helmer, Lloyd Merk $39.64; salaries, $45. not given him a raise. Reeve Mc the clerk could attend the con In New Year's List Mr. Mitchell was addressi the , , Geo. F. Johnston, Rene St. Council adjourned to meet in Millan hoped council could afford vention. Chesterville Rotary Club on its iene, Nor,nan ~ ; Kenneth Hil Winchester, Monday, February, the assessor a bonus in September. Garbage a n d its collection first meeting of the new year, last •is, Wm. Marcellu:s','George Atchin- 7th, 1955, at 10.30 a.m. Frederick McIntosh , De- No recorded expression of council caused a small amount of dis ;t\'.[ionday night. He was speaking puty Magistrate f thi rea and entered the bock. The dog tax col cussion and Andn,w Harper em on the subject, "On Be ·nning the a well..known ba -ist of Cheste-r- lector is still Chas. Marcell at erged from the .lk ahead $50 £or New Year,'' and had been spon ville and Wine , has been $25 yearly, and the village auditors the year up to ,;,~50. F. "Evangelism: The Church's Busi sored and introduced by Jack Ful Mrs. Shaver Heads named Q\~een's sel in Attorney are F. A. R. McFadden Ltd, of The Hall Committee, l\lrs. Camp ness" taken from the study book ton. on India. General l)ana rter's New Ye r' Toronto. bell and Mrs. Marcellus, are to un United Evening Auxiliary list. · It was the speaker's opinion that Ontario Provincial Police had dertake their first task of the year The meeting closed with re good community spirit is one of the freshments served by Mrs.· Cassel F. M. Cass is the owner of the been hired at the last special meet soon and see that the library and Executive Installed most important assets of any town. ing of 1954 council. The service kitchen are redecorated: the dumb man and her committee. law firm, Cass founded by If there is a good community The 1955 executive is as follows: his father andi . ~~If• upon his this year is to cost the town $3,480 waiter is also to receive some at The 1955 executive of the Even spirit there is bound to be good graduation from ints.1e Hall. He a year and six cents a mile for the tention. ing Auxiliary of the Missi!ooary Hon. president, Mrs. R. Mitchell; co-operation among its members, saw service in t . .S.hst war, re police car. Council ·losed after deciding to Society of Trinity United Church president, Mrs. F. Shaver; 1st vice, he felt. Mr. Mitchell developed the turning home with the rank of Fire Chief Hehir will receive the meet at ' . ,0 on the first Monday was installed by Rev. R. A. Mit Mrs. F. M. Cass; 2nd vice, Mrs. idea that co-operation depends on Major. He served with the S D & usual $240 a year and unsala1ied t0f each m ,nth, or at call of the chell at the January meeting held nilda Belsher; treasurer, Mrs. Carl thinking of one another and quoted ,G Highlanders. He was born here offices rod' sheep valuator and chair. Tuesday evening in the dining hall Merkley; reoording secretary, Mrs. Henry Ford's remark: "Help the in Chesterville and upon his mar pound keeper g,oes to Fred Splith Hydro ,. tfairs took little time. B. W. Lapp; press secretary, Mrs. other fellow-to help himself." of the church. riage to a local girl, Olive · Cas and Erwin Merkley. H. C. Hummel was reappointed Mrs. Fay Shaver, the president, Keith Graham; Christian Steward A good community always re selman, built a fine residence on The appointment of committees treasurer at the same salary~, wished those present a Happy New ship, Mrs. Jack Fulton; Commun flects a measure of community Albert Street where he now re saw the first disagreements of the $1000 a year. Maintenance man· ity Friendship, Mrs. D. Quartus; sac1ifice; its members have learned Year and thanked the members for sides. year. It was moved and seconded Chas. Mu-cell received a small their co-operation in the past year. supply secretary, Mrs. J. Doering. to give way fior the common good. The Record joins the many by Sharkey and Arnold that the Most in pay to bring him up to Christian Citizenship, Mrs. J. Combine this with a saving sense The roll call was answered with friends of Mr. Cass in congratu two ladies act on the Hall and Fire $200 _a month. Note was made of Fyke; literature secree'i.r story is told in the CBC Trans-Canada • No Skating During Hockey Hours list issued by Air Force Head McRae, Crysler, Onta1io, on De network series "The Quiet Force" which has been applauded for its quarters, Ottawa. cember 19th, 1954, at Winches Absolutely No Hockey During Skating Periods technical accuracy. The weekly series reve!als the story ,of the R.C.M.P. F-O Fawcett is at preseht on the ter Memorial Hospital, a daugh of today, whose main weapons in checking crime and apprehending staff of Flying Instrucbor's School, ter, Carol Jane. A sister for criminals are science, persevere!nce and intelligence. R.C.A.F. Station, Trenton. Jackie, Page Two THE CHESTERVILLE RECORD Thursday, January The CHESTERVILLE Record FRENDLEE Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association The Battle of the Leech and the Shiner Published every Thursday FARM P.O. Box 119 - Chesterville - Phone 401 G. C. LACEY, Publisher H. K. GRAHAM, Managing Editor There is no treatment more ef- Humeston says the use of leech- CHATS Subscription rates: $2.50 per year, anywhere in Canada, payable in ao• fc.ctive for a bbck eye than the es nowadays is limited chiefly to vance. United States and Foreign, $3.50 per year. use of leeches for bl•ood!etting, ac- the treatment of black eyes. He cording to George Humeston, who . By Lillian Allison Autho-&zed as Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, probably owns one of the last says 1t takes an hour-and-a-half for Ottawa, Canada. stores in Canada where leeches are lhe lee-:h to draw the bad blood sold. from around an eye. Pro, ided the "I've just started to take stock," in such a fiortunate part of the ' After 4.0 years, even though thcleec~ is pl~ed on th~ eye_ in the practice has i; one out of vogueevemng, painful s~velling is gone the lady said when I went into her world. We haven't had war in elsewhere, Humeston still is d t> ing by the next mormng. store last week. "You never know Ontario for over 140 years. And considerable business in ,the sale Humeston says the parasite, how much you actually have until how grateful we should be for of the worm-like parasites in hiswhich lives on animal blocd and you take stock at the end of the that alone, especially when we ~ OPINIONS. pictures IO•f bombed out cities, Calgary store. feeds only about t~ree ~imes_ a year," she continued. C. W. Pickup, registrar-gene'ral year, more than tnple's m size And I suppcse retail store burned out homes, ruined fields and Ours and Others of the Albe1ta Phannaceutical As- during the process, eventually be owners all across the country all the desolation which war has sociation, is another beli ever in the coming larger than a man's thumb. worked day and night during the in many parts of the world. leech. He says leeches have a place Just Drops Off last week of Decembe1· listing Of course we've b-e€fed for nearly and a value. And, he adds, "they Contrary to popular belief, the every article they had 10n the a year now about the super .. Let's Skate-It's Our Rink are of great advantage in cases leech does i;ot suck blood. Instea_d shelves and figuring how many abundance of rain we've had, yet of poisoning and excess bad bl()l()d." the blood is drawn from a tn- dollar's worth of merchandise they think how lucky we've been. While Ice making weather is with us at last and Com Pickup points out the use of angular incision made by the para had on hand at the .year's end. For the people in the Humber River leeches is limited by the hon'Or site with a set l()f three jaws, lined now with Income Tax forms to Valley, in the Holland Marsh, on munity Centre rink is in full operation. Judging by people feel toward anything re• with two rows of fine, sharp fill out it is necessary for stlore· the east coast of U.S.A. and in the numbers appearing nightly and in the afternoons, sembling a worn,, snake or lizard. teeth. When the leech has had its keepers to know the real value of various secti.ons of Europe lost Aids Poison Case fill-from half an ounce to an what they have in stock. Besides their homes and their lives in the Community rink is a tnighty popula1· place. In the case where bad blood has ounce-it becomes so heavy that it it is good business. ravaging floods iour rain ran down the ditches and down the Nation to be let, such as in case of snake drops off. _ It would be good business too and left us with more grass and The popularity of the rink will hold as long as poisoning, Pickup says the leech Humeston says most of his for farmers to take stock of their hay than we know how to handle. has advantages over the modern sales are made to central European assets once a year. It is :fioolish those using it adhere to the schedule of skating and In fact, if we had nothing but practice of cutting the flesh around immigrants in Calgary, ?ut he's to work on ond on and never kruow the land that is found in this dis hockey as drawn up. Hockey and pleasure skating do the bite, and pumping or draw- had several calls from pomts out- whether or not we are making any trict we would have a valuable ing the poisoned blood out. side the city. profit. For the figure in the balance not mix, and a combination of the two is only asking asset. A drive up Highway No. 7 The amount 10f blood let by The speckled leech (Hirud-0 column in a bank book or the size would make any farmer glad to get for accidents. It is up to those using the facilities of leeches, he says, can be more ac- Medicinalis) is the accepted medi of the roll of bills belcw the safety back tothe large, level fields auound curately detenn'ned, and the bleed. cal leech and, in the case of t~e pin in the overalls pocket doesn't the rink to see that accidents do not happen. Chesterville where stones are no ing may be stop,led almost imme'd- Calgary store, comes from Spam always present a tiue picture of more than a nuisance. Yes, our's iaiely with hardly ,a trace of any and Portugal. They are air-mailed our financial standing. We need to The Centre Board is only the instrument for is a fortunate part of the world. w,ound. bi-monthly in wet moss. know what we have on hand in And another blessing that most live stock, feed and machinery as carrying out the public's wishes in Chesterville Park. of us enjoy is our health. Some well. As in all public bodies, the final authority lies in the of us are suffering wth arthritis, And it would be good business some have hearts that misbPhave, hands of the public. The only catch here is that there for each one of us to sit down for but when we read and look around seems to be a d·ismal lack of interest taken by the a little while now at the beginning there are other people who are so of another year and take stock much worse off than we are we public in the running and upkeep of the Centre, which of what we have. After an aunt of should feel really lucky. leaves the Board in the position of doing what they mine died, years ago, her husband Our homes belong on our inven found among her possessions a tory too. No, they aren't palace~. think the public wants without any definite directive. large sheet of foolscap headed But who wants a palace? Moe~t It is so easy to ask what "they" are doing and criti "Things l Have To Be Thankful of us have electricity now :.n F,cr.'' And below was a full page many have at least one of. cize what "they" have authorized. In the case of a of items--her inventory. It was electrical appli. es that b>.·-ing jo a ,vise idea. For as the lady in But whether we h:i.ve these luxurie municipal body, the sum of the answers directed at the store said, "You never know or not we are at least comfortah:e "they" is best answered by noting how much support how much you actually have until and warm whichis more than mil you take stock." lions of people in this old world "you" have given, in time and money, to the project. "Complain" seems to be the can say. second name of so many ,of us. We Oh, we haYe hundreds of thin~ The Board has drawn up a skating and hockey complain because we aren't making if we would ·cnly take the time schedule. It is hoped there will be sufficient time al enough money, because p1ices are take stock! We have f1iends anrl too high and pay is too low, be books, educational facilities for our lowed in the programme to have as much skating and cause we haven't got this or that, children, law and order and, most hockey as is desired. Here again public wishes can be because we're sick once in a while, of all, freedom. Freedom to vote, because our feelings were hurt, to think, to speak, to write, ar.d of much help to the Board. If a majority of opinion because w•e haven't enough time freedom to worship as we please. feels more time is necessary at night for hockey, make HOqDA)\ RANCHi--Western music and patter is the bill of fare on and on and •on right down to the And I would like to suggest that bottom of this page. And all the Cliff McKay's "Holiday Ranch," seen every Saturday night on the during this first week of 1955 v.--e your wishes known. If there is not enough time for time we might better be adding take inventory of all the things w CBC Television network. An informal, friendly show, it features the up the things that we have. have in stock and that on Sunday skating, your Board is there to serve you. violin playing of King Banam, vocalist Fran Wright, musicians Al Perhaps one of the greatest we go to the chm'Ch of our choice Ha1Tis, Percy Cutts, Ron Sherman, Matt de Florio, Don Johnson, b1'essings we have in our stock· and thank God for all that He This year, again, the question of Sunday con Doug McFarlane and comic "Hap" Master, to say nothing of the prop pile is the fact that we're living has given us. trol of the rink has conie up, and a desire expressed rietor, that genial good-humoured clarinetist, Cliff McKay. to regulate the hockey and skating by the Board as throughout the weekdays. Sunday this year is not God's plan from unfolding, and vice has received several reports Calling any different from Sunday last year or any year in that faith leaves nothing to fear. of the lliamna Lake "monster." The greatest means we have of The regional director, Clarence J. door.Round Ontari~ ~-e Board, as a municipal body, does not feel thrusting fear aside is faith. Walt Rhode, of Juneau, said pilots flying Whitman said: "Faith is the anti over the lake havie seen the fish All it can either supervise or control activities on the septic of the soul." Faith disinfects swimming far down in its depths. Community rink, other than closing it down. It has us o f our fears and dark dismays. Rhodes once gave a permit, When faith is dim, fear creeps in. written on a piece of cardboard, to Sportsmen no thought of closing the unit on Sundays, neither Faith and fear just cannot live a pilot who wanted to dynamite can it take the responsibility of regulating its use. side by side. Faith gives us the the lake in an effort to kill the • O.W.A.A. .. ' strength to face life's problems and mystery fish. Therefore Sunday use of the rink is at the discretion to turn them into useful things. "But he never saw the mystery of the users. Those people who feel that Sunday is It will not solve our problems, per fish again and never used the per· Days Too Short gun these informal shoots are haps, but it will give us the cour mit," Rhodes said. And Nights Too Long plenty l()f fun and with a 1 this the only time for their small ones to skate, and are age to bear them patiently and The Indian Shamans say the That's January, the month when snow that we have around now, upset at the hockey sticks on the rink will be con without fear. As we bid farewell critter is Gonakedet, which their winter really clamps down with the missed "birds" can make a to the KJ-ld year, let us also bid fare legends desc1ibe as a large under a.n icy grip that clutches all ,of the safe landing and be retrieved later strained to make other arrangements for the enjoy well to fear. water creature with a head and northern part of this continent and for J:elease ,some other time'. ment of the ice surface, in the six days the rink is of Let nothing affright thee. tail like a wolf and a body like that extends its grasp well into the Warm Clothing and Hot Drinks Let nothing oYerwhelm thee. of a killer whale. south and, judging by its begin Hand-trapping or f i sh l n g ficially open. Everything passes. The legends mentil()n Gonakedet ning, this looks like it might be through the ice in January calls God abides. over and over. Some of the oldest one of those "old fashioned" win· for plenty of warm clothing and petroglyphs along the Alaska and ters, the kind Grandpa tells about. of the right kind. Both sports in with shadows, and when the sun rEWSPA PERS SHARE PRIZE British Columbia coasts depict the Far from being an ideal month, ex volve a fair amount l()f standing "fish god." cept perhaps for those fortunate around and its a well known fact , • ---=-=-- "" shines th.rough, altering the pat• -NOT VIEWS r'"'- • Among the Haidas Indians, who few who have lived good clean that to keep warm all over, yo11 tern of things, the shadows dis- dwelt primarily in the Queen lives and pick this time for going just can't afford to let your feet ... appear. We discover that what we The London Times and the Com· Charlotte Islands off the British to their just reward-these cagey chill. The wearing of insulated ti have been afraid of doesn't exist. munist Daily Worker-two news Columbia coast, this same "wolf in characters take· their vacations hunting boots is probably the <"" But the damage has been done. papers which have little editorially whale's clothing" was called "Was now and hike off for Flo1ida or surest guarantee of "toasty-w?.rm" The fear has burned its way into or politically in common-aShare go.'' some other equally salubrious foot comfort. This type of boot, our lives and its mark is not one thing: a prize for being 1'the The lake is situated in the weird clime. Certainly for the average its development quickened as a re· .. easily removed. Jesus lived fear most distinguished and thought country of sou~hwestern Alaska city dweller it is a month to be suit of U.S. Army experienoo in Light Along lessly. For one thing He was not fully desigped" papers in B1itain. about where the Alaska Peninsula endured rather than enjoyed. Some, Korea, is still relatively new, but anxious about the morrow. He Identical' plaque:S were awarded joins the rest of the teirritory. It it is true, are able to get away on is 1110-w being made in Canada by The Way lived each day as it came, and fo.llowing a competition sponsored is just north of the Katmai Nation weekends, but these form a small several of the better known manu ♦ faced the problems which life by a linotype company. The judges al Monument which abounds in ac minority. On the other hand, those facturers of rubber footwear. YOU' b11ought squarely. This is not to were a typographical scholar, a tive volcanoes and also contains who make their homes in the just have to wear a pair of these say that He did not think of and "Therefore be not anxious printer to Cambridge University the peculiar Valley of Ten Thou country or who live and work in boots on a below zero day to ap plan for the future, for all His about tomorrow.'' and a member of the Royal Fine sand Smokes. one of the smaller towns have ,op preciate the difference between ministry was centred in the King Dr. J. F. Newton, after fifty Arts Commission. Rhodes likes to think the Il portunities galore to indulge in a them and ordinary type boots. Of dom ,o,f God, which was to come. The Times is so traditional it iamma fish is like the one that al va1iety of outdoor activities. course, the all-time faviouri.te of years in the ministry, wrote: "The It is to say, on the other hand, still carries only classified ads on ways get away. Its a Long January outdoorsmen and of those who Private Enemy number ne in that He did not borrow trouble page one. The Daily Worker That Has No En-ding work outdooors in wintertime is human life is neither sin nor sor from the future. eH did not clutter splashes pictures and big type over You may not be too enthusiastic that old standby the felt boot row, it is fear." This is a gene,ration up His mind with innumerable its front page. DIAMONDS SQUEAK about it to so oonsole yourselves that comes half way up the calf haunted by fear. Fear is the cause silly little worries, if He had done The Times made no mention fOf with that thought and in the mean and worn with a pair of stout rob of much of the unhappiness, the so He could never have left us the the competition. The Daily Worker Here's a handy tip for girls who time there's fishing through the ice bers. These ,in oombination with a uncertainty and the sickness that heritage of wisdom whieh we reported it on page one. want to know if their engagement and fresh caught perch• and pike couple of pairs of warm socks, will is a large portion of man's lot. treasure. rings contain real diamonds . are mighty good on the table right keep the feet both wann and dry. Fear takes many fiorms, but the For another thing, Jesus lived A QUEER FISH All you do, says Dr. Mary Wal now. For the hunter there are rab• Of all the hot drinks that can most damaging are the most com with God ,on the throne. He firmly IN ALASKA ler, leading B1itish physicist, is bit and fox and, for those who like be carried in a thermos bottle and mon: Fear of other people's opin believed that all things are under touch the gems with a piece of to shoot for the sake ,of shooting, best calculated to warm you up ion, fear 10f old age, fear of failure, the F;ather's hand, and that if He A mystery fish at least six feet solid carbon dioxide-"dry ice." two or more fellows can, with a all through is one first recommend fear of life. Psychologists assure would do what God required, then long is reported to be swimming If you here a squeak, the stones carton ,of clay pigeons, a few boxes ed and poured for me by that well us that we are born with only two the Father would fulfill His obli around in Alaska's lliamna Lake, are real. Glass or paste produce no of shells and a hand trap, get in seasoned outdoor chef and sports fears, the fear ,of sudden loud gation to his Son by dearing away but the old medicine men of the sound. a morning or afternoon of fresh man, George Carpenter, of the noise and fear of falling; the others the difficulties which seemed to Tlingit tribe say it is probably Dr. Waller dropped the hint in air and brush up 10n their wing Montreal Gazette. Easy to fix and we acquire along the way. l•oom so large. He lived in the firm Gonakedet. a lecture 10n the vibrations excited shooting at the same time. For offering some nourishment, which Much of our fear is associated faith that nothing could prevent The U.S. Fish and iWldlife Ser· by carbon dioxide. anyone who likes to swing a shot (Continued on Page 7) Thursday, January 6th, 1955 THE CHESTERVILLE RECORD Page Three

Cornwall, Mrs. Mina Pare, Bi,cck RIVERSIDE WEST Toronto, Mrs. E. Hyde and child 'Masonic Lodge, Winchester, Marks 75th Anniversary ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Charron-Groulx ren, Cornwall, with Mr. and Mrs. Hawn and daughter, Betty, called United W. A. Meets Lloyd Walker; Mr.and Mrs. M. Neighbouring Lodges Present for Occasion on Mr. and Mrs. Allie Eastman and Hyslop and daughter, Joan, I:oo family on Sunday afternoon. quois, M1·. and Mrs. Homer Swerd Members of Henderson Lodge master of Eastern District, A. The Basilica, Otta,va, was the At Robertson Home scene ,cf an attractive wedding re f eger with Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.F. and A.M., 383, Winchester, Seay, Hawkesbury, who expressed Swerdfeger and family. held a special convocation in the his riegret at being unable to at HYNDMAN cently when Miss Helen Groulx, The Woman's Association of St. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paul's United Church, Be1wick, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cl'Owder, lodge rooms, Monday night last, tend. Sheila and Ronald with friends in to commemorate the 75th anniver Edmonton Man R. Groulx, Ottawa, was united in met at the home .cf Mrs. Clair A special birthday cake suitably marriage with William "Bill" Char RobertSon Tuesday afternoon with Jroquiois. sary of the founding of the lodge. decorated with Masonic emblems Mrs. Russe'll Swerdfeger, Duane More than 100 Masons f110m Win Visiting Parents ron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Omer a large attendance. was cut by Harry Scott, master of Chan-on. Items of Interest and Stuart with Mr. and Mrs. At chester, Ch€'Sterville Russell, Wil the Russell lodge, and the candles ches-0n, Greeley; Mr. and Mrs. C. liamsburg and other district points White and gold chrysathemums Mr. Donald McMillan, Oxofrd were lit by F. Erle Helmer, a past Mr. Irving Robinson, Edmonton, Mills, spent Monday and Tuesday Mcinnis, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. attended to assist in the special master of Hende-rson lodge. decorated the church and on the al Alberta, arrived here on Sunday tar were bouque

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GOLDFIELD Mr. and Mrs. No1man Holland and third chapter of the Study Book.' family, Massena. Stormont Plowmen Mrs. T. J. Keyes closed the meet Visit in Kingston Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Stewart ing with prayer, following her in and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stew Elect Officers teresting talk. FISH Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Montgom a rt entertained Mrs. Annie Byers Refreshments were served by the_., ery, Miss Lillian Droppo and Bob and family, Cannamore, Mr. and At the annual meeting of Stor- group in charge of the meeting. Ouderkirk spent New Year's week Mrs. Basil Chambers and family, mont Plowmen's Association, it Following is the new slate of of- *QUALITY end with friends in Kingston. Chesterville, Miss Jessie Byers, was decided that the plowing ficers: Reg. N., Winchester, Christmas match for 1955 would be held in Past president, Mrs. Clarence Goldfield Personals Da~ . Mr.and Mrs. Carlo Ribarich and Roxborough Township in the vie- Thompson; president, Mrs. Alvin *VARIETY Miss Angela McMahon, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker en inity of Avonmore. This was the Steele; first vice, Mrs. Grant Coug visited Mr. and Mrs. Denis Mc tertained Mr. Douglas Feeley and same area where the matches had lar; 2nd vice, Mrs. Arthur Adams; *SERVICE Mahon and family during the holi little daughter and Mr. Wm. been planned for in 1954, but had recording secretary, Mrs. Eric day season. Feeley at dinner on Christmas to be cancelled because of wet Steele; corresponding secretary, Mr. Gordon Anderson spent the night. weather. Mrs. Joe Steele; treasurer, Mrs. Compare Our Prices holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott en Officers .for the coming year Ralph Allison; temperance secret- Nugent and family. tertained a number of r~latives at include: ary, Mrs. Fred Link. M1:. R. J. Wood, Montreal, spent dinner on New Year's. Horuorary president, J. H. Cur- Literature secretary, Mrs. Arnold Wedhesday, with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. George Barkley rie, Cornwall; past president, Ber- Cesselman; supply secretary, Mrs. "MEAT MAKES THE MEAL" Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar spent had as their guests on Christmas nard Moran, Berwick; president, Da~ton Robins?n. and Mrs. Llo!d a clay in Cornwall. Day Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown Sesel Wert Avonmore· 1st vice Allison; Chnstian Stewardship, Mr. Wm. P. MacLean visited Mr. and family, Mrs. R. Pruner and Claire Markell;,· Northiield; 2nd'· Mrs. Arthur Adams; Intercessory One Purpose--'To S erve You Well'·' and Mrs. Roland Droppo and fam Miss Betty Barkley. vice, Ralph Winters, Finch; treas- praye1:, Mrs._Tom Keyes; _Commun ily. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott had urer Bernard Beehler Crysler- 1ty Fr1endsh1p, Mrs. Leslie Holmes Master Douglas Fawcett spent dinner on Christmas Day with Mr. secr;tary, R. R. Crozier: Cornwall'. and Mrs. Cecil Mclnto~h; Rese1-:ve a few days at hfa home in Chester and Mrs. George Ooons and Edna. The meeting deciqed that any ~und, Mrs. H. C. Robmson; Mis MARCELLUS MEATS ville. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker and collections that were made for this s10nary Monthly, Mrs. Wm. Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Malle't were family called on Mr. and Mrs. year's match would be held and ap- B_irt~day Fund, Mrs. Jay Baile_y; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ser J ake Baker, Chesterville, Tuesday plied on next year's match. p_iarust, Mrs. Byron Steele; Mis- and Locker Storage vage and family, Crysler, Sunday. night. Delegate to the annual meeting s1?n Band leaders, Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marcellus Mr. and Mrs. Orval Christie and of the Ontario Plowmen's Assoc- Kirkwood and Mrs. Lorne Ball. .,, and family and Mr. and Mrs. S. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shaw and iation in Toronto will be Bernard Muldoon visited Mr. and Mrs. Helen spent Christmas Day with Beehler, of Crysler. Smith McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Poole, of Harmony. Jet-Propelled Car Mr. Ralph Stewart, Prescott, Appears in U.K. spent the New Year's weekend at MELVINS Mrs. Ralph Allison the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arrington Stewa1t. Hostess to W.M.S . Britain's biggest automobile Visit Their Home Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker and maker has ordered engineers to childre

FREEZERS & REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS-Horizontal and Vertical, Sizes from 7' to 20' REFRIGERATORS-6 Sizes from 7 cu. ft. to 10 cu. ft. EASY WASHERS The CHESTERVILLE Record FULTON BROS. 4 Different Models BEACH STOVES If You Buy It At Fulton's It's.Good ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS-For International Trucks, Tractors and Machines. Home Town WE LIST BELOW JUST A FEW Your Paper PATENT MED\ICINES CHARLES McMILLAN WE CARRY IN STOCK YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER What You Don't See, Ask For CHESTERVILLE DIAL 414 52 weeks for .4:bsorbine Sr., lge. . . . . 2.25 Burdock Blood Bitters . 1.49 Absorbine Jr., lge ..... ,2.'25 The A'bsorbine Jr., small . . 1.20 VICK'S V APORUB Ne"'·s of Rundle's Liniment Price ...... •53 Large ...... 1.10 CO-OP the VICK'S VA-TRO-NOL People Thom.as Electric Oil . . . . .50 Price ...... 53 MINARD'S LINIMENT Small ...... 35 BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE You Price ...... 50, .85 Know Large ...... 69 GEHL FORAGE HARVESTERS Sloan's Liniment ...... 45 PINEX READY-MIX ' Price ...... 45 If HYDRO BULBS The address label on thi■ Zam Buk ...... 50 1>a1>er or on the wra1>uer of YOiur ua»er shows the date to Dr. Chase's PINEX REGULAR GRAIN FLOUR FEED which you last uaid. Please KIDNEY & LIVER PILLS Price ...... 69 brinl!' your subscription for Price ...... 4 .9 ward so that it's "in advance" Ayers' l\Iiltburn's Heart & Nerve CHERRY PECTORAL Food Price ...... 50 It's the ·right thing to do. Price ...... 69 Chesterville District Co-Operative Inc .. MASON'S 49 Kellogg's Price .45 Dial 377 Chesterville ASTHMA RELIEF " Small ...... 39 Jack and Jill Childr'en's Cough SyrUIJ) BABY'S OWN TABLETS Price ...... 50 Price ...... 35 SCOTI'S EMULSION EX LAX Large ...... 1.49 Price ...... 15, .35 Small ...... •75

FEEN-A-1\IINT RUBDOWN Price ...... 20, .35, .75 For Rubbing and Massaging \ Price, 16 oz ...... 50 If you are thinking of a new tractor for spring delivery, ALKA SELTZER the first thing to think of is the most popular, powerful and .. Large ...... 69 Johnson's economical tractor on the market. We are in a position to offer LISTERINE BABY POWDER you ALL of these features in the famous Massey-Harris and Price ...... 33, .59 Ferguson tractors. In 3 Sizes Drop in and see us and you be judge in picking out your CASTORIA Fowler's Extract 1955 tractor out of the following: Price .43, .75 WILD STRAWBERRY MASSEY-HARRIS-Models 55, 44-,, 33, 30, l\Iustang, Colt, ENO'S FRUIT SALTS OLIVE OIL Pa,cer or Pony in any style you may prefer. Large ...... 1.09 CASTOR OIL CAMPHORATED OIL FERGUSON-The new 20-85, a far more powerful tractor in TEMPLETON'S T.R.C. EPSOM SALT .. : its price line than any other tractor offered. Price ...... 65 SULPHUR KOW KARE Noxzema ...... 29, .65, .89 SAL HEPATICA McMillan Bros. The Fanner'_ Supply Store Dial 505 Chesterville Keep Lice from Your Stock GREEN CROSS-2 lb. tins-And Others Thursday, Januar'y 6th, 1955 THE CHESTERVILLE RECORD Page Five

' OTJCE standing committee. It is better, of course, to keep WOMAN CA 'T CATCH COLD Final Tribute Paid Absent were Mrs. B. Harned, the spatters small, and this, says SCIENTISTS PUZZLED The Bargain Table Pw-suant to By-law No. 2848, treasurer, and Mrs. Grace A tter the lady from Cape Cod, can best the January ses ion of the Council Memory Royal Baker bury, inner guard. be achieved by using a bunch of Mrs. Kathleen Chaffey has nev of the Municipal Corporation of After the meeting, refreshments pine needles, not too large. She er had the sniffles. Her nose was the United Counties of Stormont, That the death of Royal Baker were served and a social time says this makes blobs rather than never red from non-stop blowing. DENTAL NOTICE Dundas and Glengarry will ,be held was sincerely regretted in Corn enjoyed. spatters. Dip the needles in the Her eyes haven't watered and she Dr. R. G. Dodds will not be in in the Council Chambers, County wall and district, where he spent paint, one colour at a time, shake has never had the aches and de his office for two weeks. Mrs. Buildings, Ccrnwall, on Monday, many years of his useful life, was Furniture Shows Care off the excess then spatter by strik pressions caused by the common Ringrow will be in attendance for the 17th day of January, A.D., indicated by the many who assem ing the pine needles gently with a cold. appcintments, etc. 15 1955, at 2 o'clock p.m. bled at McArthur Bros. and Mac Your furniture gives away your stick. The surface should be well Bnt it isn't because she hasn't L. C. Kennedy, Counties' Clerk NeilFuneral Home, Cornwall, and covered in a delightful hit-and-miss tried. FOR SALE taste and preferences in design, Treasurer, County Buildings, Corn at Trinity Church, Monday after colour and theme. Sometimes it pattern. She was off recently for her 10th 1 medium-sized oil burner.- wall, Ontario. 15-2 noon, topay tribute to his memory A whisk broom is usually em visit to the common cold research Phone 298, ChesterYille. 14-1 gives a clue to the histcry of your by attending his funeral. family. In no uncertain tenns it ployed for the job. But the Cape institute at Salisbury, Eng., where APPLICATIONS Mr. Baker, a resident 1o f Kempt Cod housewife, a native .of the scientist have done their best to FOR SALE tells of the treatment you give it. ville for seven years, passed away spattered-floor country, says pine give her a cold. Set of beam sleighs, good con Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Even a casual visitor will know at the Ottawa Civic Hospital on needles are better. They ref,ard her as their prize dition.-Phone 66~, Francis Lynch, Applications will be received by whether you give it faithful or Thursday night, December 30th, subject for experiment because in Finch Road. 14-1 the undersigned until 12 o'clock, casual and haphazard care. where he had been a patient. He side Mrs. Chaffey there must lie noon, Monday, January 17th, 1955, Actually it takes little effort to EXAMINE CIRCUIT FOR SALE for the position of County Asses failed to make a hoped-for re keep your furniture looking like the secret of how not to get a cold. PRIOR TO ADDITION Scientists think so much ,of her Ear corn at $2.00 per hundred sor for the United Counties of cove1-y following an operation. new. These tips to the wise home OF NEW OUTLETS that for two-and three-week per cash. - Apply Walter Hummel, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry. The cortege left the funeral home maker who takes pride in her furn iods they give her a pleasant flat, Chesterville. 14 Applicants to state age, exper and proceeded to Trinity Church, iture may be of help to you. Before adding even more outlets the body being placed in the vault free beer and food and spending ience and qualificati-0ns for the The important point in keep to existing electrical installations, at Woodlawn Cemetery, to await a householder should check the cir money. They fill her with germs FOR SALE position. ing furniture in tip top shape is burial later. cuit to prevent an overload. and viruses, but she thinks its a Corn-on-the-cob at $2.00 per L. C. Kennedy, Counties' Clerk simple every day dusting. "'.An ac The service at the funeral home, The standard elecb-ical c:odelim vacation. cwt., cash.-Apply C. A. Graham, Treasurer, County Buildings, C-Orn cumulation of dust and grime caus church and vault was conducted its each circuit to 12 outlets ex Mrs. Chaffey, 45, doesn't know Phone 375 lltf wall, Ont. es tiny scratches that dull the fin by Ven. H. A. E. Clarke, M.A., ish. But regular dusting with a dry, cept under under a few special con how she sidesteps colds, but has WANTED LICENSED AUCTIONEER Archdeacon of Cornwall, Rector of lintless cloth will enhance the ditions. To

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:I.:. N•::;::;:1{~};.:n1•, Country Correspondence ..~~-!it:~i;~;;:ii~:··· ··it ..! : 401, Chesterville • y ❖ )• .•❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖❖,...... • • • • • • • • : .. : ..... • : .. : .. : .. :••: .. : .. : .. : .. : •• · ...... !+...... • • . • . . • • • . . • • • •i•X MOREWOOD holidays with the la.tte1Js parents, GRA TLEY . • ••••••••• ...... : .. : .. :.,: .. : .. :--:• ❖•:.. : .. : .. :• ❖•:.. :• ❖❖•:.. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :• ❖•:.. :• ❖•a: M d M H . Id B k =---,---- Mr. and l\1rs. Glenn Barkley and 0 1 th Visit at Morewood ~b~w. ;~- Ra:,roB1uc! :;·d Mur- Holiday Season Personals ~:~ t~s. h;!rn?!;~~:~f wi Mr. ray,d Mr.hild and Mrs NHarold y Nivttell. ____ Miss c aro Iyn B arkely. ey spent HYLO EGGS an c ren spent ew ears with Flt. Lt. and Mrs. Doug Jones, the Christmas holidays with her Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Feeley, of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rae and No1ma and Gordon, Trenton, spent grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- RECEIVERS & DISTRIBUTORS Niagara Falls, visited friends here sons. t h e holiday season at their parental nice Barkley. at New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lagvove, of homes in Morrisburg and here. Mr. and Mrs. B€rnice Barkley MorewOOd News Brockville, spent the holiday with M r. and Mrs. Jim Hesson spent spent Chdstmas evenipg with Mr. Mr. James Sha,v spent a week the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ch ristmas· with the latter's broth- an d M rs. Hugh Barkley and family. DAILY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE at his home, Carleton Place. IrwinMr. Bakerand Mrs. and Fred Dv.ight. Robinson en- er, l\fr. and Mrs. Wilburn Weit, Holiday guests at the home of Mrs. J. B. Loughridge spent Newington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beekstead HONEST GRADES New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Bis tertained se era! relations on New Mi-. and Mrs. Mason Ri:binson and family were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. mark Barkley. T'l\·o Electric Grading Machines-No Waiting Year's Day. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Ilobin- Hiller and family, Toronto; Mr1• Miss Eichenburg spent the holi Mrs. Geo. C. Merkley, Miss G w son and family were Christmas . . Ferguson, Brandon, Mani- GRADING STATIONS day ,vith ftiends at Tillsonburg. Eileen, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Merkley dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. toba; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beck Mr. and Mrs. Grant MacGregor and family spent New Yea.rs with B ert Link and family. stead, Thelma and Doris· Mi ss WINCHESTER , OSGOODE ., CHESTERVILLE and Miriam spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Han-y Holmes. M r. and Mrs. Reggie Darling Hilda Beekstead, Iroquois; Mr.' and friends in Ottawa. and Garfield spent Christmas with Mrs. Frank Todd, Mr. Mahlon Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Steinburg 8th AVE., EAST OSNA. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dancause Beckstead, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chesterville visited Mr. and Mrs. Carman and Andrew, Apple Hill. Beckstead, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harold Marriner, Mgr. Swerdfeger in Ottawa over the Visit in Avonmore Mr. and Mrs. Earle McMillan Merkley, Mr. Wellington Ball and weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott, Floyd, and daughters were guests on Mr. A. Kilby. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swerdfeg -Christmas evening with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Whittaker er left on Saturday fior their new Robert and Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Colmer Watson, Morrisburg, were Mrs. Jerry Cross. and family had tea on Monday home in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Vince Servage and with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Whittaker. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. New Year's Day gu€sts ,of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell, Avonmore. family were dinner guests on Holiday visitors at the F. L. Dillabough at New Years were Mr. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John Whittaker home were Mr. and Mrs. ~nd l\frs. Ralph Dillabough and Items of Interest Mrs. Melissa F'orbes, Audrey Servage, Chesterville. Heiman Strader, Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Christmas dinner guests at the Leslie Whittaker, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Robinson, of Winchester and Billy Forbes, David Hickey, Dutch Sash &Door Factory Carr home were Mr. and Mrs. El- Lyle Whittaker and Oolleen, Mr. Spdngs, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kin Cornwall, Mt·. and Mrs. Wm. San derson and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Carl bum Carr and Arlene, Mr. and and Mrs. Emerson Barkley and kaid, Russell. Mis. Ken Nugent, Berwick, Mr. Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Whit SASH - DOORS - FRAMES Mr. and Mrs. Merrison, London, Ferguson and boys spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Stewart Brown and taker, Gord1c,n and Bert, Mr. and Woodworking of All Kinds for Less Money Ont., spent a few days with Mr. family, Edwards. Mrs. Otis McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Gerald Gardiner. James Ferguson ai,d Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gallinger, Miss Marguerite and Mr. Jimmy Don McMillan, Menickville. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Thomp~ Shay were Christmas guests with Mr. Graham Barkley spent the son spent New Years with Mr. and Neil and Charles Gallinger, spent SPECIALIZING IN KITCHEN CABINETS New Year's Day with Mr. and rMs. their sister, Mrs. A. Tessier, Mr. Christmas holidays with his par Mrs. Hughie Graham, ~ussell. Tessier and Be-atrice, Cornwall. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barkley. We use all good, dry lumber, first class work Mr. and Mrs. Bud- Craik and Jake Grandaw. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott and Recent supper guests at the . ~Ir. and Mrs. Berniee Barkley girls spent the weekenq with Mr. Gordon home were Mr. and Mrs. VIs1ted on New Years with Mr. and and Mrs. George Thompson. family spent Friday with Mr. and Save 20-80o/o by buying from the Mrs. Murray Neville and family. Byron Gordon and sons, Cornwall. Mrs. Ralph Ambridge. 1 Miss Shirley Heasley, nurse-in They also called at the Jas. O. Guests over the holidays with manufacturer GALLINGERTOWN training, Cornwall General Hos McMillan heme. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Beckstead STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS pital, spent New Years at her Guests on Chdstmas at the were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shay Returns Home home. Darling home were Mr. and Mrs. and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hugh Raymond, Apple Hill, Mr. Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Beck Mrs. Kenneth Gallinger has re ORCHARD SIDE and Mrs. Bernie Raymond and stead and family, Mr. and Mrs. Adriaan Heuff, Prop4 turned home after spending a few Mrs. Don MacDonnell, North Richard Kirkwood and Judy. weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mr., Mrs. W. Henderson Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rice Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beckstead, Morewood Ont. Dial 629 Mrs. John Tiobinson, of Elma. Mrs. and Geraldine, Mr. and Mrs. Bur- Mr. and Mrs. Burton Beckstead Robinson is confined to her bed due Mark 40th Anniversary ton Beckstead Sr. and Mr. Mahlon spent Christmas with their daugh to a he::irt condition. Beckstead, Mr. and Mrs. Don ter, Mrs. Bert Coons and family, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Christie and Mr. Wallace Myers. Oornwall. Gallingertown Personals Wm. Henderson who celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Olin Ault, Ool Cluistmas guests ~ith Mrs. John Mr. Thovc•ld Whiting visited on their 40th wedding anniversary ,en McMillan and Grant were Mr. and Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. quhoun, spe1nt Christmas Day with December 31st. Mr. and Mrs. David Alguire. Mrs. Jas. 0. McMillan, Mr. and Earl Beckstead. News of Orchardside · Mrs. Bill Fulton and Marye], Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaver visited Professional Directory ~r. and Mrs. Clifford Gallinger, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaver Whirlpool, Ont., spent the holiday and Mrs. Vernon Whaley and with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beck and family, Cornwall, spent New Kevin and Mr. and Mrs. Tom stead on Sunday. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Year's Day as guests of Mr. and C. Gallinger and family and also Whaley, Moulinette, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beckstead had Mrs. Harrison Allen and family. Glenn McMillan and Mr. and Mrs. tea on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ,' with Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Gow Mrs. Wilburn Edgerton, Mrs. EDWIN McINTOSH CANADIAN LEGION Earle McMillan and families. Earl Beckstead. Branch 434, BESL ..at Colquhoun. . Hilda Belsher and •Gaid, Chester Mr. and Mrs. Claude Can· and Carl Merkley, President · Gi1ests on Christmas Day with ville, were New Years guests of WILLIAMSBURG Mrs, Hester Gallinger and family Dalton were supper guests ~n CEDAR GROVE CHESTERVILLE ONT. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edgerton and Ch1istmas with Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore of boys. Brockville, Mr. and Mrs. Bob 'Al Glenn Merkley and family Ches- Attending Convention Co-Op Auto Insurance Meetings Held 2nd Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Irving visited terville. ' Every Month guire, Cornwall, and Mr. and Mrs. IO n Friday €vening with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Darling spent Christ -NEXT MEETING- Rubert Ga.lling,eo·, Gary and Brian. Mrs. Donald Loucks and family. Frank Dafoe is attending the Mr, and Mr:,, Clifford Gallinger, mas with her family but is still Phone 398r2, Morrisburg Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. confined bo bed at home. All wish Cheese Producers Convention in JANUARY 10th, 1955 a.ccompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred T.oronto. Alcide Gibeault and family were her a speedy recovery to good C. Gallinger and Harvey Gallinger, or contact Co-Op Store Mr. and Mrs. Hardso11- Allen and health. Cedar Grove Personals visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell family and Mrs. Donald Loucks Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beaupre, Summers 2-18-55 Campbell and family ,011 Friday. and family. Mrs. Glenn McMillan and Margaret town, who spent last week with H.W. ALGATE Mrs. Fraser Bolton, of Winches were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Robinson Mrs. Annie Beaupre, returned Optometrist NATION yALLEY ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Bo-Iton and and family, Winchester. home Sunda,r. WM. J. MASTERSON Linda were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Will Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Da£oe were Visit Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loucks Hubert Shay and family were re guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and family. cent supper guests with Mr. and Marcellus, Iroquois, Friday. Co-Op Auto Insurance at P. J. GILROY'S In Nation Valley Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edgerton and Mrs. Earle McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dafoe visi sons were Sunday dinner guests of ted Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rutley, JANUARY 13th, 1955 M1·. Judson Rae and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Gibeault. 2ND AVE., AULTSVILLE Cornwall, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Merkley At Davidson's Jewellery Store at Janet, Belleville, visited their Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Swerdfeg Phone 674, Chesterville Winchester on Alternate Thursdays aunt and uncles in the Valley dur were New Year's Day guests of er and Edward were visitors of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Angus Smith and Holiday Visitors Only By Appointment ing the holidays. and Mrs. Anderson, Dunbar; or contact Co-Op Store IN ADVANCE 'Nation Valley News family, Chesterville. Sunday. They ·were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Gibeault Holiday guests were: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison and M_rs. Floyd Heayle and family home by Miss Mary Ann Anderson Malco,Jm spent Christmas Day with and family were Sunday supper whio had been their guests during Dr. H. S. Hutt, D.D.S. r guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ed with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marcellus I. 0. 0. F. the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and family, Archer; Mr. and Mrs. the holidays. CHESTERVILLE, ONT. Arthur Bailey, Chesterville. gerton and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Dennison OVER BANK OF NOV A SCOTIA Chesterville Lodge No. 288 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beckstead Reginald Shaver and sons with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rae, of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McNairn and and Douglas Plumadore visited DIAL 318 Harold Windsor, N.G. Dunnville, are spending the holi and Mr. and Mrs. James Hillier, John Plumadore, who is a patient "Oddfellowship is Good Fellowship" Toronto, were Thursday supper family, Archer; Mr. and Mrs. days with Mr. W. T. Rae and fam Frank McDonald and Carley, Mr. in the Cornwall General Hospital ily. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest New Year's Day guests of Mr. Meetings held at 8.00 p.m. on first Beckstead and Walter. and Mrs. Donald Hollister, Corn CASS & CASS and third Thursday of month. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Summers wall, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hollis and Mrs. Glenn Dafoe and C. F. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gillard and NEXT MEETING and Arthur enteitained and ter, Farran's Point, with Mr. and Dafoe were Mr. and Mrs. Keiti'i LAW OFFICES Mrs. Clare Carkner and Mr. Wm. family were Sunday dinner guests Dafoe and Brent, Aultsville, Mr. Chesterville Dial 735 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16th of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tupper Mrs. Herbert Shaver and family. Carkner on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. John McNairn of and Mrs. Frank Dafoe and Mrs Banko of Nova Scotia Building The schOlol's annual Christmas and family. Miss Laura Mae Tup Lillie Dafoe. · Winchester Phone 11 per returned home on Sunday after Cornwall, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mc Clement eoncert was, as usual, a dedded Nairn and sons, Winchester, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Bowman, Corn success. having spent a week with Mr. and wall, were weekend guests of Mr. Insuranae Agency Mrs. Gillard. and Mrs. Geo. Marcellus with Mr. Misses Mabel and Gertrude Rae and Mrs. Floyd Heagle and family. and Mrs. Howey DillabO

TOYES HILL spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Will Casselman and family, Arrives Safely Williamsbu1·g. EVERYBODY EATS--- HOW LONG On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert In France Kirkwood entertained Mr. and Mrs. Will your present Insurance Alex Davidson, WinchesteT, Mrs. B. Cassidy, Jean and Ann, of TRY THESE! Provide your Family Mrs. Grace Myers received \\'Ord Cornwall; M!'. and Mrs. Keith With their present Income December 24th that her son, Kirkwood, Monisburg. J Stuart Myers, had arrived safely Mr. and Mrs. Jr,vin Pnmner and at the RCAF Overseas Air Base, family spent Christmas Day with By Helen Graham Should you be taken away Gros Tenquin, Fmnce. Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Prunner, Cass Toyes Hill Personals Bridge. 283 HOUGH INSURANCE AGENCY Chestemlle Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Johnson Miss Mary Steele, Qlttawa, and Phone and sons spent the Christmas week Seaman Jimmy Stele, Digby, N.S., Box 294 end ·with Mr. and Mrs. Earl spent the holidays with Mr. and ADD VARIETY WITH DRIED FRUITS Johnson and Eva, Iroquois. Mrs. V. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. ByTon Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merkley, N THE WINTER TIME when there are fewe-r fresh fruits to Ronald spent Christmas in Ot Janet and Ronald, Nati1on Valley, I chocse from, we can add variety by using dried fruits as prunes, tawa with Mr. and Mrs. Durant. were New Year's Day guests of apricots, figs, dates and raisins. Miss Lois Coons, student nurse, M1. and Mrs. Leslie Holmes and Stuffed Prune Salad Montreal, was a Christmas Day iamily. Remove the pits from drained, to beaten egg yolk mixed with LUMBER - COAL guest with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Fred Link and cooked prunes and fill with peanut sugar and salt. Cook over hot Coons and family. family were Sunday night supper butter ,pimento or plain cream water, stin-ing frequently until the Mi·. and Mrs. Warren Jackson guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlin cheese. Arrange three prunes or mixture coats a silver spoon. BUILDING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE entertained the members of the Barkley and Barbara. crisp lettuce for individual serv Custard may curdle if cooked at Jackson family at Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. CUfford Knapp and ings.. Sprinkle with chopped nuts too high a temperature. If this Mr. Arthur Newbury spent Donnie entertained on Ch1;stmas and serve with mayonnaise. happens whisk it off the stove and Exclusive Dealer Christmas week with his daughter, Day Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newton, Dates may be substituted for cool quickly by placing in a pan for Mrs. Stuart Saddlemire, Aults Mr. Percy Barkley and Mr. Baker. the prunes and arranged on orange of cold water and beat the custard ville, and New Year's · weekend Mr. George Pollock, RCAF Sta slices to add extra colour and fla- vigorously. PITTSBURGH PAINTS with his sister, Mrs. ' L. Tedford, tion, St. John's, Que., spent the vour. Prune Pie Lansdowne. holiday weekend with his parents, Butter Tarts Remove pits from sweetened Mr. and Mrs. Fred Link and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pollock. 1 cup sugar cooked -prunes. Cut prunes in family, Mrs. Grace Myers and son, ¼ cup butter pieces and arrange in unbaked pie Joru1, spent Christmas Day with Begg Lumber Company COLQUHOUN 2 eggs shell. Top with criss-cross crust CRYSLER, ONT· Mr. and Mrs. Rae Myers and 1 cup currants or seedless and bake in hot oven. Serve with PHONE 373 and A VOID DISAPPOINTMENT daughters, Metcalfe. New Year Visitors raisins whipped cream or vanilla ice Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkwood 2 tbsps. lemon juice-or cream. spent New Year's night with Mr. New Year's Day guests were as ½ tsp. vanilla and Mrs. V. Steele. Cream the butter; add sugar and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Casselman :follows: 16-YEAR-OLD BOY "GENIUS" Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gallingu mix thoroughly. Add eggs well COOKS UP BATCH TNT and l.Jois with Mr. and Mrs. Don beaten; fruit and ,flavouring. Line patty tins with pastry; fill with OUTDOOR ROUNDUP- ald Casselman and family; Mr. and A search for chemicals, poisons ( Contineu from Page 2) Mrs. Roy Ha1-t and family, Mrs. E. the mixture; bake in a moderate and cultures, stolen from the De PLUMBING & TINSMITHING R. Ha1-t with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie oven until the pastry is cooked. troit Institute of Technology end 8-gal. Milk Cans Comipletely Re-tinned-2 Weeks SeI"Vice tea and coffee lack, it is hot con McConnell and son, Aultsville. Steamed Fig Pudding ed rece~tly in the basement labor . We are ready to attend to all your Plumbing Repairs and somme with sherry added. One Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kyle, Mr. and 1 cup flour atory of a 16-year-old boy whom New Equipment installations such as Bathrooms, Pressure Sys can of water to one of oonsomme Mrs. Don Kyle, Elaine and Billy 1 ½ tsps. baking powder police described as a scientific gen tems, Water Softeners, etc. and three tablespoons of sherry, with Mrs. Helen Smith and family, ½ tsp. salt ius. For Economical heating let us install a New Oil Burner in salt and pepper and there you are. Elma; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Black 2 tbsps. sugar Police were led to th~ 10th grade your present furna<'e. Excellent in the duck blind or on and family, Morrisburg, with Mr. 2 tbsps. butter student by three youths they had ~E..W FURNACE-SON HAND a deer stand -Or as hot refresh and Mrs. Lawrence Whittaker and 1 egg arrested earlier for investigation Space Heaters in Stock - Galvanized Iron Roofing ment on any cold weather outing. sons. Muriel and Sandra remained, 4 tbsps. milk in the theft. The trio said they ;_. cup chopped figs Eave Troughing Fittl'd Try it next time you go out. returning home on Sunday evening. stole the chemicals and culturelll for * Outdoor Writers Association of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wright, Paul Cream the butter; add sugar their friend who had to use, what America. and Mrs. Colquhoun with Mr. and gradually, then the well-beaten they called "indirect methods" to Mrs. Walter Wells and sons; Mr. egg. Add milk and sifted dry in get such material tier his experi- Chesterville and Mrs. Gerald Gallinger with gredients alternately, the figs \Vhich ments. . PHONE 647 Canadian Pacific Railway Mr. and Mrs. Glen Markell, Wales. have been floured. Pour into a The y,;mng chemist warned police Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle, Mrs. greased pudding mould and cover. to handle his mate'rials gingerly. Time Table Lawrence Whittaker and Gordon, Steam 1 % hours. If put in indi "That bottle," he told Detective All Times Standard Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beckstead vidual moulds, the pudding will Daniel Houser, "contains synthetic spent Tuesday evening with Mr. cook in half the time required for nitro-glycer:ine." and Mrs. Wray McPherson, Bobby, the whcle mbcture. Houser, with the police scien Train Gordon and Mrs. Morrison. It was A quarter cup of dates may be tific laboratory, gave the boy a 1955 PHILCO No. 21 for Toronto: 12.46 a.m., Mr. McPherson's birthday. substituted for the figs if pre quick quiz in basic chemistry and Daily Mr. and Mrs. Colmer Watson, ferred. hustled a police chemist to the 22--For Montreal: 5.55 a.m., Mr . Earle Watson spent Sunday Prune 'Whip cellar lab. The chemist found the Console 21" TV Floor Models Daily with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watscn. 1 cup sweetened 00oked prunes youngster knew the formula fur 30:.__For Montreal: 8.24 a_.m., Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gallinger 2 tsps. lemon juice nitr,o and aft~r questioning him FOR IMR1EDIATE DELIVERY except Sunday were Sunday tea guests of Mr. and 2 e·gg whites further Sfl,id: 35-For Toronto: 11.36 a.m., Mrs. Stan Gow, Janie and J ean. 2 tbsps. sugar "We're nDt taking any chances except Sunday Chop prunes, add lemon juice. on this stuff: The kid knows what 29-For Smiths Falls: 7.08 Country Oonstable: "Pardon, Beat egg whites until foamy. Add he is talking- about.'' The material p.m., except Sunday miss, but swimming isn't allowed sugar gradually, heating constant- was moved cautiously to police See the New 36-For Montreal: 4.58 p.m., in this lake.'' ly until egg whites stand in peaks. Jhea

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