• Even Campbell types with • Our lake water may not S^iilt complexes dating back be all we'd want it. But it’s to Glencoe may want to help all wet, just as are those Macdonalds keep their ruins. The Glengarry New stories. ONE OF CANADA’S AWARD-WINNING- WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS

VOL. LXVI — No. 27 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1957 SINGLE COPY 7c Glengarry Clan Donald Invited To Estimate 5,000 Cape Breton Girls’ Band Here Friday Two-Year-Old Tot Killed At Park Opening The Macdonald Hundred, com- Help Restore Scottish Glengarry Castle An estimated 5,000, a goodly pro- plete with Cape Breton’s champion Under Truck Driven By Uncle portion of them children out to girls’ pipe band, will be here Friday Macdonalds, McDonalds, Mae- enjoy the new rides, attended Alex- night to entertain Glengarrians in Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laflamme, donells, all members of Clan Don- andria’s Dominion Day opening of music, song and dance. The touring ald, no matter the spelling their the Park season. Cape Bretoners will appear under First Alexandria Traffic Victim name, are being asked to contribute Not present, hut there in spirit it auspices of St. Finnan’s parish. In Three Years, Died Monday to a fund being raised in Scotland seems, was John D. McDonell of The show will be held in Glen- in an attempt to preserve the Castle Loch Garry, who emerged winner garry Gardens unless the weather is Fatally injured when run over in the yard of his home, of Invergarry from further decay. of the spanking new $1,000 bill too hot to make an indoor show an Main street south, by a truck driven by his uncle, Wayne The ruin, pictured at right, stands drawn for under auspices of the attraction. In that event the en- on the shores of Loch Oich and is Lions Club. Miss Marilyn Macin- tertainment will be held under the Laflamme, 28-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laflamme ail that is left of the stronghold of tosh of Dalkeith, Queen of the stars at the Park. died shortly ajter 4 o’clock Monday afternoon. Lawrence the Glengarry Macdonells. Origin- County, was present to draw the The troupe is also playing at Laflamme, the grief-stricken uncle, had driven into the garage ally it was a five-storey building winning ticket. Last year’s draw Maxville Fair Grounds next Tues- and had left the truck before he saw the crushed body of his -with a sixth-storey tower. Much saw the big prize leave the county day night, when Kenyon Presby- nephew and realized an accident had occurred. of it remains standing, but the as a bandsman ;of the RCRs proved terian Church, Dunvegan, holds its The left rear wheel of the heavy truck had passed over masonry is loose and the object is the lucky winner. annual social there. to secure the ruins from further o — fthe child’s chest and he sur- The band concerts by the band vived only for some 20 minutes. •dilapidation and do as much re- of the Royal Canadian Regiment, Rumors As To pairing as the response to the appeal London, Ont., were undoubtedly the The mishap occurred'at 4 p.m. Western Ontario The fatality was the first in three ■Will permit. highlight of thé afternoon and eve- Water Are False The castle was built in the 17th ning entertainment. The band had years, in Alexandria. Maurice Doree, century and was twice burned and been heard last year, but many Conservatory Of Rumors reported current in 8, was fatally injured July 3rd, 1954, restored. Prince Charles Edward neighboring villages that the when he ran in front of a car on INVERGARRY CASTLE fohnd it much improved on Monday Main street south. stayed in it twice during the Rising and its marches and popular music Music Results waters of the Alexandria lake Dr. D. J. Dolan was called to of ’45, and soon after the Battle of were indeed enjoyed. Culloden, in 1746, Cumberland’s Received Word have been condemned for swim- attend the child, but he succumbed Peter J. Gelineau Highlight of the opening parade Legend: First class honours, 80 to ming are completely false, 20 minutes later to injuries which troops arrived and burned it. It at 2 o’clock wks the float of the 100%; honours, 70 to 79%; pass, 60 Las been a ruin ever since. Died Today Son Drowned Alexandria Firé Brigade complete to 69%. Mayor George Simon declares. included a crushed chest. Police The Invergarry Castle fund com- Alan McDonald, 37, son of Mr. with clowns and water hoses which He points out that these same Chief Ed. Dupuis investigated. Music examination results,’ sum- In addition, to the parents, two mittee is headed by Sheriff Hector Relatives and friends here learned and Mrs. Pat. R. McDonald, spouted water, no less. The band McKechnie, Q.C., of Inverness, and with shocked regret of the death mer 1957, at St. Margaret’s Convent, waters are used for drinking sisters and one brother survive: Alexandria, is believed to have of the RCRs headed the parade Alexandria, are as follows: purposes and that tests are numbers several MacDonalds and early this morning of Peter J. been drowned this morning in down Main street and there was also Dianne, 6; Danielle, 5, and McDonalds in its membership. Gelineau, 60 Dobie Ave., Town of the Espanola area. the North End Cornwall Boys Band PIANOFORTE made daily at the filtration .Brian, 4. Subscriptions may be sent direct The body rested at Marcoux & Mount Royal. He died in hospital Provincial Police advised the to add to the parade and supply a Grade VIII, Sr. — First Class plant. The water tests clean and to The Hon. Treasurer, Invergarry shortly after suffering a heart at- family early tonight that a Pulp concert in the bandshell later. Morris Funeral Home until Wednes- Honours: Suzanne Viau; honours: pure. Mayor Simon reports. day at 11 a.m., when the funeral Fund, 1 London Street, Edinburgh. tack at his home. and Paper Co. in that area had Swimming w^s only for the hardy Yvette Laporte. Rumors notwithstanding, the was held to Sacred He.art Church Major Angus McDonald, of Alex- Mr. Gelineau had been in failing advised them of the accident andria, has agreed to accept dona- health, but was able to attend the as a cool breeze blew across the park Grade VII, Sr. — Fust class local swim area is drawing hun- and cemetery. which occurred at 10:30 this to cut water activities to a mini- tions for forwarding to Scotland, wedding Saturday, in Quebec City, honour's: Madeleine Besner; honors: dreds daily and weekend crowds o— morning, Thursday. mum. But the new rides, the swings and it has been suggested Glen- of his son Jack. Funeral arrange- Lyse desGroseilliers. promise to reach new records in There were no details and the and slides were made full use of Grade VI, Sr. — Honours: Lu- a summer that forecasts hot garrians might consider giving one ments are awaiting notification of family at press time was en- Father Lalonde pound toward the cause. The pound and the pony rides proved popular. cille Laporte. weather. the young couple, but it is expected deavoring to check the report. Platform entertainment was chiefly is valued at some $3.00. the funeral will be held here. Grade III, Jr. — Honors: Sharon o provided by Mrs. Ray McCulloch’s O’Brien, Julia Goodman. 25 Years A Priest Born at Lochiel, 71 years ago, the Fell 52 Feet dance pupils who put on afternoon Grade I, Jr.—First class honours: Feted At Glen Roy late Peter J. Gelineau had resided and evening performances. Piper Susan MacGillis and Jean Morris Members of his family and friends Bade Farewell for many years in Montreal. Not Badly Hurt Sandy Boyd provided the accom- (equal), Mary J. Villeneuve; honors: joined in marking- the 25th anni- Surviving are his wife, the former paniment. Larry Sicard and Migis- Donna Gormley, Grace Morris, Before Departure versary of the ordination of Rev. Before Leaving Lucy M. Macdonald, of Alexandria: A 19-year-old worker on the St. trate Leopold Lalonde MCed the Betty Brunet. J. Adalbert Lalonde, on Sunday one son. Jack, and a daughter, Ann, Lawrence Seaway building at Corn- programs. Pre Grade I—First class honours: On Wednesday evening, June 26th, when Father Lalonde celebrated a Mrs. Pat Sharkey of Kitchener, Ont. wall fell 52 feet last Thursday, It was a full day, from the morn- Barbara Villeneuve. same .75 friends of Mr. and Mrs. Low Mass' at 4 o’clock in Sacred o— landed on a concrete base at the Ernest Girard gathered at then- Heart Church, here. For Edmonton ing track events for the kiddies to THEORY foot of an elevator shaft and es- the closing fireworks’ display staged home in Glen Roy to honor them Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. La- A. A. McDonald, 6th Kenyon, and Graduating Nurse caped with minor injuries. Grade II — First class honours: with a surprise farewell party prior Ins housekeeper, Miss Margaret H. by the Fire Brigade, and Park and londe of Alexandria, and presently Lou Miller, Apple Hill, plasterer’s Recreation officials are most satis- Madeleine Besner, C. O. Macphee, to their moving to their new home chaplain at Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, McDonald, were bade farewell by in Cornwall. Was Valedictorian helper, was working on a scaffold fied with the success of the day. Rhonda Shepherd. Father Lalonde was ordained to the their friends in the Greenfield area, in the eight-storey building at 3.30 Sunday evening when a gathering Miss Catherine Anne MacLeod, A pleasant evening was spent with priesthood June 29th, 1932, in Na- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Mac- p.m. when he lost his balance and music and singing. Robert Mc- tivity Church, Cornwall. Rev. Elzear was held in S.S. 6 schbolhouse. fell three and a half storeys. Mr. McDonald has sold his farm Leod, Dunvegan, was valedictorian Donell read an address and Ray- Danis, chaplain at MacDonell of her class at the -graduating ex- He grabbed an elevator shaft rail- Promotion Listings Announced For mond Fiiion presented the Girards Memorial Hospital, Cornwall, was to Osie St Denis, and leaves later ing which he fell against, and went this week to reside In Edmonton ercises of the School of Nursing, with an electric frying pan as a also ordained that day. Kingston General Hospital, June head first over it down the elevator small token of remembrance on be- Rev. Emilien Houde, P.P., wel- with his brother, Hugh A. McDon- shaft. ald, who has been visiting him for 11th. Miss MacLeod also won the Char-Lan High At Williamstown half of those present. Mr. and Mrs. comed Father Lalonde, and the Fellow workers report that the Girard thanked all for their kind- sermon suitable to the occasion was the past two weeks. prizes for tuberculosis nursing. Approximately 80 per cent of the French), Garry McArthur, Sheila o youth landed face down on the con- ness and friendship and invited each preached by Father Morin. Miss McDonald is moving to crete shaft base but did not lose students of Charlottenburgh-Lan- McDonell (ho math or French), Greenfield to reside in her home one to visit them in Cornwall. At 6 p.m. a banquet was served Three Among consciousness. They could not ex- caster District High School were Robert Nicholson, Neville Smart, at the Our Lady of Fatima Retreat there. successful in passing June examina- Margaret Smith. The Girards have lived at Glen plain what might have saved the Roy for the past 18 years, and until House, when members of the family John D. MacLean was chairman youth from almost certain death or tions, according to an. analysis of Graduates At PROMOTED TO GRADE XI last year Mr. Girard operated the and other friends were present. for a series of addresses, when the serious injury. results. many fine qualities of Mr. McDon- cheese factory. Previous to that Magistrate Leopold Lalonde, a o — Award winners for highest stand- To receive the Ontario Secondary ald as neighbor and friend were Cornwall General period he had worked as his father’s brother, spoke briefly, and another ings are as follows: School Intermediate Certificate. Al- brother, Charles Emile Lalonde, extolled. A. J. McLean read an Three Glengarry girls were among Grade 9 — Mary Campbell. phabetically by Honor Groups: assistant, also at the factory here. address and the presentation of a the graduates at exercises of Corn- Mother Died In Mr. Girard is now employed with made a presentation to Father Grade 10 — Lois McNairn. First Class Honors — Theresa Lalonde. purse was made by J. A. ■ F. Mc- wall General Hospital School of Grade 11 — Ann Boileau. Chretien, Judith Croll, Diane Em- CIL in Cornwall, and they will be Donell. Nursing held June 13th. They were Cornwall At 80 Grade 12 — Jean M. MacRae. berg, Joan Fraser, Allan Kennedy, moving next week. Members of the diocesan clergy Mrs. Hugh F. McDonald made a Isobel Kerr of Lancaster; Florence Honor classifications are as fol- Norma Lauzon, Mark K. Macdonell, had observed the anniversary of presentation to Miss McDonald, as Macintosh of Maxville, and Kay Mrs. J. D. McPherson, Elgin street, Gail McDonald, Lois McNairn. Father’s Lalonde and Danis at the will have the sympathy of many lows: first class, 75-100; secomj class, Now In Business well. Raymond of Williamstown. 66-74; third class, 60-65; credit, SO- (Continued on Page 4) last clergy day of recollection when ■ —o In addition to being presented friends in the death of her mother, • o His Excellency Bishop Brodeur Mrs. George D. MacDonald, which SO. At St-Eustache with their pins and diplomas the Following are the complete results celebrated a Mass for their inten- €arry Quart Going occurred Monday in Hotel Dieu, young nurses also received special as released by C. Evan MacDonald, Mrs. Lloyd McHugh I. Lloyd MacDonald, formerly of tions. Cornwall. the 4th Kenyon, is now proprietor To Scout Jamboree prizes. The prize for bedside nurs- A resident of Harrison’s Corners principal. ing went to Isobel Kerr, while that GRADE XII Heads Diocesan CWL of the MacDonald Tire Service, Garry Quart, son of Hubert and most of her 80 years, Mrs. Mac- Reg’d., at St-Eustache, Que., which Fractured Wrist for highest standing in pediatric The following students have been At the 33rd annual Diocesan Con- IBeulah. Quart of Maxville, is one nursing was won by Kay Raymond. Donald had recently been residing he purchased recently following his with a daughter, Mrs. Anthony Quig recommended to receive the Five vention of the CWL held yesterday In Fall From Shed of five Scouts in the Eastern dis- Mary Jane McPhee of Lochiel, return from Venezuela, South Am- ' C':' Option Secondary School Gradua- in Hotel Cornwallis, the following trict selected to attend the Scout was winner of the prize for general and Mr. Quig, in Cornwall. erica. The first day of summer holidays Surviving to mourn her passing tion Diploma — Honour Groups slate of officers was elected: Jamboree in Britain in late July, proficiency in intermediate year. Mr. MacDonald will specialize in was marred for Barbara McDonald, are two sons and three daughters— alphabetically. President, Mrs. Lloyd McHugh, re-treading and vulcanizing of tires 10, daughter of Mrs. Irene McDon- Stuart McDonald and Garnet Mc- First Class Honors — Darlene Mc- Alexandria; 1st vice-president, Mrs. ald, Alexandria. While at play she Donald, both of Harrison’s Corners; Gee, Jean M. MacRae. John D. A. MacDonald, Glen Nevis; and also will hold the agency for fell from a shed, Friday, and frac- Alexandria - Glengarry District Mrs. James Edgley (Ethel), Hudson, Third Class Honors — Donalda 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Neil Cleary, Dominion Royal tires. i tured her left wrist. N.Y.; Mrs. John D. McPherson Cain, Lucille Charlebois, Helen Dickinson’s Landing; 3rd vice-presi- (Inez), Alexandria; Mrs. Anthony Grant, Madeleine Lefebvre, Charles dent, Mrs. Peter Manley, Finch; High School Promotion List Quig (Lera), Cornwall. MacDiarmid, Jean I. MacRae. corresponding secretary, Miss Mil- The funeral was held this morn- Pass (Credit Standing). — Heather dred Cleary, Cornwall; recording Legend — First Class Honours, Margaret Sangster, 12 A ... 87% Two Cornwall Men In Custody 75 - 100%; Second Class Honours, ing from the home of her daughter Craig, Barbara DeRochie, Verna secretary, Mrs. R. Johnson, Corn- 66 - 74%; Third Class Honours, II—Special Prizes for Solemn Requiem' Mass in St. Lagroix, Rolande s Lefebvre, Bill wall; treasurer, Mrs. Angus Tessier, 60 - 65%; Credit, 50 - 69%. (a) Alexandria Richelieu Club Prize Andrew’s Church, St. Andrews West, Mowat. Cornwall. Following Break-Ins At Maxville at 10 o’clock. Interment was in the The following have been recom- High Average for the Year for Special French in Grade 9— A complete account of the con- Two Cornwall men are in custody cer in the process. Constable Foster Denise Ouimet, 9C. parish cemetery. mended to receive the Four Option vention will be reported in next by Classes o —• Ontario Secondary School Gradua- following the Friday night break-in reported that he had to jump clear Grade XIIA— (b) Alexandria Richelieu Club Prize week’s issue. of two garages at Maxville, the in order to avoid injury from the for Special French in Grade tion Diploma : Margaret Sangster 87% Royal Conservatory Second Class Honors — Gloria theft of two cars, a .police chase careening vehicle. Grade XIIC— . 10 — Paulette Seguin, 10A. complote with gunfire. He fired three shots at the tires (c) Alexandria Richelieu Club Prize Hylton, Rae MacDonald. Farm Changes Hands Eugenie Maclaren ...... 90.5% Music Results Credit Standing —• Marjorie Bar- Police said Armidas Lapierre, 41, of the stolen car but all missed. Grade XIA— for Special French in Grade Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cain this week and Morris Walker, 27, were charged The car went out of control as the 11 — Claire Roussin, HA. Music pupils of Rev. C. H. Dawes, ton, Marcel Brodeur, Helen Conway, Denis Borris 76% Alexandria, who have been success- Nancy MeArthur, Carol Robertson. took over the' Peter H. McEwen with breaking and entering. thieves rounded a curve in the north Grade XEB— (d) Alexandria Richelieu Club Prize farm at Maxville, which they pur- Cst. S. E. Foster of the Ontario end of the village and they escaped for Soecial French in Grade ful in recent tests of the Royal Con- The following have been recom- Lillian MacKinnon and servatory of Music, Toronto, are as mendedl to. receive the Three Option chased from Stanley J. Ryan. Provincial Police stationed at Max- on foot, stealing a second car and . Grace Urquhart (equal).. 66% 12 — Francine Tittley, 12A. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beaudette of ville, stated that charges were laid speeding away from the area. (e) Alexandria Branch Canadian follows ; Ontario Secondary School Gradua- Grade XA— Banville, have bought the Cain farm- Tuesday night against Armidas La- .The second stolen car, belonging Legion in Canadian History — Grade VII Piano tion Diploma: Paulette Seguin 86% Pass — Dorothy M. Dawes. Credit Standing — Vernon Mc- just west of Maxville, formerly pierre and Morris Walker, both of to Donald Munro, who resides at Grade XB— John Ryan, 10A. Grade VI Piano Donald, Carol Seguin. owned by William Cummings. Mr. Cornwall, in connection with Max- the west end of the village, was John Tkaczenko 84% (f) Alexandria Board of Trade Prize Beaudette is a successful potato ville robberies Friday night. Both later recovered some four miles in Grade 11 Physics — Denis Honours — Dianne MacMillan. The following require the sub- Grade XC— grower and marketer. men are being detained in County north-east of Glen Robertson. It Borris, 11 A. Pass —. Wendy McRae. jects listed to complete the work "'/.’Lawrence Lajoie 80% Grade IV Piano required for the Secondary School J. D. MacRae, Maxville real es- Jail, Cornwall. was undamaged. £fcàde' IXA— (g) Alexandria Board of Trade During a period of less than three Honours — Colleen McRae. Graduation Diploma: tate broker, handled both deals. A cash register stolen earlier in Rheal Deslauriers 81% Prize in Grade 12 Chemistry — hours last Friday night, two Max- the evening was found Saturday in David Kastack, 12A. Grade III Piano Dale Greer, history, mathematics; o Grade IXB— Pass — Sharon Ann Grant. Gerald Roy, English, history, sci- ville garages were entered, two cars bush along a side road north and Dianne MacMillan 91%

[) 1 T OR I A L Q The Weeklies Say E IT’S OUR OPINION BACKWARD BELIEF Deep-rooted, we suspect, is the Dear John regressive belief that the way we A decade or more ago, during World War in the system, you probably realize. We did things in the old days Was the II, as we'recall, the ‘Dear John’ letter was have a notion that there are also buggars, only suitable way . . . The three R’s are a practical necessity but a feature of the life of GI Joe. An American guys With an authoritarian complex who : they are not the be-all and end-all soldier serving overseas might get a letter delight in throwing the letter of the law of life. — Courteney (B.C.) Argus. WITH OUR from the young wife he had left Stateside at their less fortunate fellow countrymen informing him that their hasty marriage whp have not the weight of government o O o had been a mistake and that she was insti-: behind, them. SUMMER SUICIDE RAMBLING luting divorce proceedings in order that she Dear John, please take a second look at Summer has only just begun, the might be free to marry some smart cookie this Sales Tax legislation. Is it just arid REPORTER ; tourist season is not yet here, and who had dodged the draft; right that one’s government should force we are already beginning to pile up By ED. Such a kick in the serviceman’s solar any citizen into the role of a tax collector ; an impressive highway, death toll. plexus came to be known as a ‘Dear John’ an unpaid tax gatherer, in fact s erine who What can we expect when the high- Few are finished speakers letter. Seems to \ us someone even wrote must pay a yearly $2.00 fee for the question-" ways, lake resort and picnic areas until they’ve sat down, a song with that title. able privilege of adding 10 percent to the really get crowded. — Stanstead Now; we are borrowing • it to ■ write an Cost of every printing job he accepts? To (Que.) Journal. WE SURVIVE» open letter to our new Prime Minister, John add insult to injury, that 10 percent must 0 O o But what do you do, Diefenbaker. The connection is that we, bq^remitted in the following month, whether What do you do, too, have received a missive that hits us or not the printer has been paid, no.matter BUMPER YEAR On a rainy, rainy day? in a soft spot. For the second time in less if he has not found time to send out hîs bills There’s not much doubt that 1957 Audrey was a most untimely- than a year we have been charged with the irregardless of the fact he is paying 10 per- is going to be the biggest immigra- visitor, landing in on a holiday- same offence: to wit, we have failed to file cent on an account that may turn out to be tion year in over 40 years ... Of weekend with her chilling winds and the monthly returns for the month of April, a total loss, utterly uncollectible. course, absorbing 250,000 newcomers rain to disrupt plans and confine- people to their homes. Actually we .1957, pursuant to The Excise Tax Act. In John, it just isn’t right. Collection in a single year isn’t going to be all agencies charge as much as 40 percent to smooth sailing. But we can absorb in Glengarry got off lightly com- less legal verbiage we had neglected to re- them; we do need them; just as we pared to many other areas of the; mit to the Receiver General by May 31st, bring in doubtful accounts. Why should have needed and have absorbed the continent which bore the full brunt 10 percent of all job printing we had done our government expect us to do it for free, more than 1,250,000 who settled in of the wind and rain. One re-’ during the month of April. to pay a collector’s license and pay again Canada in the last 10 years. — La- grettable highway fatality can be Dear John, we are guilty as sin. We through the nose in penalties if we prove chute (Que.) Watchman. attributed to the high wind; light- ning destroyed at least one bam; failed to send in our cheque on time, as has not too efficient in this business of collecting o O o happened before, and well may. happen for the treasury? Flight From TV Habit falling tree branches were a hazard IMMIGRATION POLICY and called out communications’ re- again, Not. because we have criminal ten-1 And if you look at our taxing laws from (From The Ottawa Journal) the worms-eye viewpoint, dear John, don’t pair crews. dencies, John. It’s just a matter of time; It cannot be denied that Canada, Comes Guy Lombardo, leader of the noted band known as “Royal But for most of us, the chief prob- ' of not enough time to do all the things one overlook The Income Tax Act. Here again and particularly the Peace River Canadians”, to say that people are “losing the TV habit”. ' lem was in keeping the children, must do if one is to stay in business, in a the small businessman is serving as an un- area, needs more people to settle occupied and visitors entertained. paid collector for National Revenue. He on- the vast tracts of virgin coun- “We all went through the stage where we sat glued to the screen, but mpdest way, in this hectic age. we’re coming out of it.” What do yoii do on a rainy week- But we plead extenuating circumstances, must remit payroll deductions by the 15th try. But far-thinking citizens are end? We got through this one- dear John. That form had to be filled out, of the following month, or else. He is not wondering if the current govern- Lombardo ought to know; hè has been appearing on TV for two years. without once going berserk. And only a collector of Income Tax ; "he pays ment policy of bringing European if the truth must be told, the credit that cheque mailed, by May 31st., Recember refugees to Canada without first There is other evidence to barde up the Lombardo verdict; the fact that how busy you were about that time, John? through the nose, tod, and he may be paying heavier book sales and more book lending by lending libraries indicate that goes to the boys. consulting with local authorities is The rain kept drumming down. Would you have found time from your cam- another $400 or more to an outsid'e account- not a bit high-handed.—Peace River people are going back to books; the growth of newspaper circulation; the flight of big advertisers from TV as an advertising media. Saturday night and a depressingly paigning to tote up the number of miles you ant because the Revenue boys are not satis- Block (Dawson Creek B.C.) News. dull evening seemed ahead until had travelled during April, for forwarding, fied with his system of bookkeeping. O O o Perhaps the reason for all this is that TV was oversold. It was going Alan came up with the brilliant idea- perhaps, to the Bureau of Statistics ? Dear John, it sometimes seems to this to have a tremendous impact on our social habits, standardize our thinking, of lighting a fire in the long-unused i We in the small printing shops were busy one owner of a small business that his gov- DEDICATED WORKERS even revolutionize our policies. Indeed, > according to the wizards of Madi- fireplacé. For two whole hours the- about-that time, too. Our thoughts were ernment keeps a corps of slap-happy .heavy!' son Avenue, people would no longer attend political meetings; all a presi- TV was blessedly silent, as the boys- weights hovering impatiently just beyond Today most people suflering from dent of the United States or a -prime minister of Canada would have to do scrounged ,enough wood to feed the centred on clearing the last election jobs, mental disorders can expect recov- on getting out that important pre-election the floodlights, ready to pounce on any in an election would be to make two or three TV appearances. flames and then basked before that. ery and a full, useful life in their most comforting blaze until bed- .issue on schedule. We had mere to worry upstart who dares enter .the: business ring The last United-States presidential election made nonsense of such communities. Much of the credit time. about than the fact the Receiver General despite the odds against him. If one carries . . . can be given to dedicated doc- predictions, and the current election campaigns In Canada has made more nonsense of it. Mr. Eisenhower, after two or three TV performances, Sunday afternoon posed another- must be served, no matter how big his enough weight, the Treasury refereel" use tors, nurses and other staff of men- problem. The rain was still with, surplùs. Our desk was a mess, and some- the slow count, (or the fast write-off). If tal hospitals. — Kelowna (B.C,) discovered that his “viewers” were too few to be safe and promptly took to the hustings; while in Canada these past few weeks the opinion has us, young friends had called in and where beneath the pile were those forms one fails to » connect/;'(or have the proper Courier. at one time it seemed the whole the Sales Tax people say must be filed every connections), he’s down for thÿcdurit. And 0 O o beeri reached that the impact of TV speeches is negligible. house was due for a wrecking. That, how those federal tax-collectors seem to Perhaps the fault, the reason for this decline in TV interest, lies in was when Garth came up with a month. PARENTS’ PART Dear John, we aren’t asking you to get revel in pushing our noses' into the canvas. the quality of TV programs. Occasionally there is something worth seeing, game that had lain unused since us off this hook. We will pay Whatever Dear John, if you find tiirie to measure A certain responsibility lies with and sometimes there axe things superlatively good, hut too often TV pro- Christmas. Bingo, of all thlngs- penalty the court demands. But we must the competency of those tax-gatherers in the parents who allow their sons grams are for morons or groundlings, with third-rate or even fifth-rate For the small sum of thirty-five performers presented as “artists” or “stars”. cents in nickel prizes we were admit it hurts. It hits us way down deep the Revenue branch, please rise the Golden and daughters to drive cars . . . The word ‘no’ still exists in every pleasantly surprised to see six ex- where our pride of citizenship lies buried, Rule. Throw out of their soft sits all those TV, it may be, will do a comeback. But if it does it will have to get uberant boys spend two hours in. language. A good old-fashioned program producers with more taste and intelligence. yet a living thing. We feel unjustly treated, who have yet to hear the ages-old .dictum row at home is better than wreck- comparative quiet. trod upon. . “do unto others as you would have others do ed cars and corpses on the high- Audrey had done her best to spoil In your housecleaning of the federal unto you”; way. — Westlock (Alta.) Witness. our weekend. But the boys are not. government, dear John, could you remove We are not only being taxed to death, yet. too concerned with the female 0 O o 30 Years Of Change the cobwebs that’ seem to have enveloped we are being harried, too. And. we don’t of the species, and Audrey’s impact {Chicago Daily News) was scarcely felt in this house. our tax-gathering agencies? There are bugs like it. HARD BARGAINING ***•«•** On the 30th anniversary of Lindbergh’s famous flight, an Air Force In London, representatives of the jet covered exactly the same route from New York to Paris. It took six Too many motorists today U.S., Britain, -France and Russia hours and 37 minutes to cover .the 4,002 miles. It took Lindbergh 33-14 seem to be playing, “What’s my Millions For Those Who Knew How are meeting in talks that may lead hours in 1927. lane?” to partial disarmament. ... The ***•*«•* We are for individual enterprise as op- a year ago. bargainers for the West must be The flight of the jet, renamed the' “Spirit of St. Louis II”, may have DUTCH TREAT posed to public ownership^ But individual “The Big Melon. Trans-Canada itself wily as foxes and cunning as ser- proved a lot of things. But the thing it proved most forcefully to anyone If you’ve wondered at times where enterprise we interpret as just that, a per- raised $54 million by stock sales. The five pents to deal adequately with Russia who can remember the original flight is that anyone old enough to remem- bands find all their musicians, that son, any person or group, of persons, being original backers invested, some $15 million at this particular conference. — ber it has lived through an exciting 30 years, each of which, in retrospect, fine RCR band that was here Mon- in a position to make a million, or lose as in stock at a bargain of $8 a share. These Grande Prairie (Alta.). has flipped by at à speed that could teach that jet something. day for the park opening may hold much, according to their own business holdings are now worth $43 a share, or $82 'the answer. Only a1 few at those acumen. million. Three key men jj— Trans-Canada musicians were native-born Cana- dians, some 23 were Dutch, other» When government is brought in on the Chairman'Nathan Tanner, President Charles were England-born; from Ireland- deal, when giant corporations shuffle their Coates and Wall Street Broker Francis DO YOU France and other European coun- Kernan — got personal options .to pay holdings or absorb other companies simply YJ üld Syr^e ... REMEMBER? tries they had been recruited. for the purpose of gaining tax concessions, $1,160,000 for stock now worth $6,236,000. The same probably holds true for we see the capitalist system we now know Influential speculators got big chunks of the ^, Gleaned from the fyles olof The Glengarry News other military bands. - Canadian providing ammunition for the socialists and $37-5 million public issiie, which is now pipe bands have more than a. the Reds who < challenge . our economic worth $161 million. TEN YEARS AGO THIRTY YEARS AGO Alexandria when in honor of the sprinkling of native Scots. 1 grand picnic held for the benefit of That RCR band was a truly in- system. " ' “Credit for the, biggest percentage went Friday, July 4th, 1947— Friday, July 1st, 1927— to Vancouver Oilman Ralph K. Farris, son the new French Catholic Church, ternational group, but though a We see innumerable evidences of smart multitude of tongues may have been The Board of Trustees will peti- A wedding ceremony of unusual nearly 5,000 people from far and felloWs in the know inakirig millions while of a Liberal Senator and founder of the represented under those red coats- Northern Ontario Natural Gas Co. Ltd., one tion Counties Council to dissolve the interest and attractiveness was that near, gathered in spite of cloudy most of us are mired in our economic rut. weather. — The Deputy Minister of they proved that they can play in of the main distributors of Trans-Canada present Alexandria High School dis- which was solemnized in the Sanc- And this week’s report in Time Magazine tuary of St. Finnan’s’ Cathedral on Marine and Fisheries has directed harmony. > Perhaps the inter- gas. Farris got 37,500 shares of Northern trict in favor of a larger school on quick profits on the Trans-Canada pipe- area. A Home Economics course is Wednesday, when Christine, daugh- that the fishways at Martintown be national scene might not be so com- plicated by narrow nationalism if line is a classic example of the weaknesses Ontario at a cost of only four-fifths of a cent to be introduced and two new teach- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Kerr, was kept open at the seasons required in our capitalistic system. a share. The stock now sells for $20, and ers will join the staff, Miss Dorothy married to Dr. Duncan D. McIntosh. by the fish to reach the upper each country recruited musicians ta C. D. Howe and his Liberal cohorts lost Farris’ investment of $300 is worth $750,000. Dunn of Ottawa and Campbell §H After spending a short holiday at waters of the River aux Raisins, and conduct its foreign relations. the June Ipth election mainly because of Gas Executive Gordon K. McLean of Ed- Fraser of Glen SandfieltJ. — John his home here, Cadet Martin Cos- that a fishway be provided in the Paul Deguire, 15 of 4-lst Lochiel, tello left the early part of the week new dam at Williams town. — Mr. Some girls are willing to share' their insistence that the Trans-Ganada Pipe monton paid $5,287 for holdings worth your load — if you’re loaded. $2,115,000. (1. Spencer Clark, a Seattle gas was drowned in a farm pond Sun- for Camp Borden. — St. Margaret’s James Doughty of Toronto, who has Line legislation must go through the House been in town for the past week in- of Commons without debate. Closure was man, invested $6,725 in stocks that would day near his Glen Robertson area Church, Glen Nevis, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Mon- stalling the new printing plant in WE LIKED IT instituted time after tipie to shut off Op- now sell for $1,120,000. Total paper profit : home. — John McLeister has retired after 51 years in business here; day, June 27th, when Mary Stella, this office, returned to the Queen It Is not too often we find some- position questioning of government plans $18,234,142. Wilfred McLeister will be. associated eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. City, Tuesday. — Mr. John A. Mc- thing In the GBC’s television pro- to build the uneconomical Northern Ontario “The grand total paper profit from the with his brother, Frank, In conduct Chris. McDonell, was -married to Millan, who recently joined the staff gramming to praise. And so it’s section of the line and to lend another $50 four companies, based on last week’s stock of their father’s store.,—- Lightning Michael O'Brien, son of Mr. and of the Bank of Ottawa, here, has only fair that we should express our million to finance the building of the line prices, comes to $300,691,246. Brokers at- struck and killed a horse on the Mrs. Dan O’Brien, Third of Kenyon. been sent to North Bay. appreciation of Sunday night’s to Winnipeg, The excuse was speed. tribute the hot bidding partly to the pipe farm of Euclide Dumeuchel, north — Congratulations to Miss Jessie Canadian Profile program. of town, yesterday. — Twelve AHS McDermid of Martintown, who was ☆ ☆ ☆ It appeared on the eve of Can- Alberta gas had to reach its Eastern market network’s huge publicity, but do not think ada’s 90th birthday, and perhaps we without delay and only Trans-Canada could the stocks are overpriced. The companies’ cadets left Tuesday for Tpperwash successful in passing her examina- Camp — Ralph MacMillan, Corbet tions as registered nurse in Ottawa, SIXTY YEARS AGO appreciated it the more because of promise early completion, it was argued. biggest worry is the angry glint in the new the fact we Canadians take our Do- McDonald, Rene Leroux, Jim recently. Friday, July 2nd, 1897— The line is far from completion almost Prime Minister’s eye, Which might lead to a Sharkey, Angus McDonald, Lowell minion Day holiday so for granted- a year later, but the stench of that legisla- royal commission to find out who all the Ostrom, Dan Cardinal, Claude Sa- , ☆ ☆ ☆ The anniversary of our country’s; Mr. Simon of Brantford, Ont., has birth, July 1st, 1867, is just another tion gives more than a whiff of gas. lucky insiders were.” bourih, Alastair McDonald, Buddy FORTY YEARS AGO This week’s Time tells us that early iri- This Trans-Canada deal apparently was rented the vacant store in the Glen- holiday weekend for most of us. In McDonald, Alan TrauSleau and garry Block, and will in a few days Bruno Courville. Friday, June 29th, 1917— years gone by every home and Price vestors in Trans-Canada have piled up more everything and more the Opposition made have in a complete stock of general than 250 million dollars in paper profits it out to be a year ago. We trust the Diefen- of business had its flags and bunt- Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald merchandise. .7^. The remarkable ing flowing in the breeze, there wfe'e" already, simply from stock market gains. baker forces will be just as searching, and TWENTY YEARS AGO of Laggan, were officially notified degree of perfection of our telephone speeches with more than a toudu^. High financé is over our head, but let more effective now that they hold power, Friday, July 2nd, 1937— % last week that their son, Pte. Laugh- system was plainly evidenced on patriotic fervor. Time tell it : in cutting, not the flow of oil from Alberta, lin Alex. McDonald had been Wednesday of this week when Mr. Today, Canada does not even have “The paper profits are the more dazzling but the paper profits of those who were An Investigation is being conduct- wounded and was suffering from W. A. McCrea of the Central Tele- a flag all Canadians will fly. A few by comparison with the pessimistic picture making millions at the cost of good govern- ed into the death of John McIntosh, severe gun shot wounds in the legs. phone Office, here, conversed over flags were fluttering along Main of prospects that pipeline supporters painted ment. 52, of Glen Robertson, whose body Private McDonald enlisted at Vic- the wire with a friend in Detroit. — street for the parade opening the was found late Wednesday night in toria, B.C., in October, 1915, with a The following are the successful Park celebration, but there was no a village driveway. He is thought Western Scottish Regiment.—Master competitors for the prizes and gold mention of Canada’s birthday front to have been the victim of a heart Lawrence McDonald, son of Mrs. medal presented by Mrs. Thps. Mc- the. platform and the event can THE QLENGARB? NEWS attack. — J. W. MacRae of Lochiel, Dan McDonald, Ottawa street, on Carthy of Montreal, to the pupils hardly be said to be a Dominion Member of: was elected president of the Ottawa Monday of this week joined the of St. Margaret’s Convent here, Day celebration, even though it falls anadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association; Ontario Weekly Valley Seed Growers’ Association local staff of the Bank of Ottawa.— standing highest in the branches of on July 1st. Recent comers to Can- Newspapers’ Association; Audit Bureau of Circulation for the coming year, at the annual J. D. McArthur of Winnipeg, ar- study named Christian Doctrine: I, ada may be excused for wondering Published every Thursday by meeting held at Macdonald College, rived at Lancaster in his private Miss Teresa Kennedy; 2, Miss Lizzie if we native-borns really appreciate ■O. Box 10 — The News Printing Company — Telephone 9 Tuesday.—J. Alex. Macdonell, BA., car “Alberta” on Sunday to visit Corbett; 3, Miss Teresa McMillan. all the advantages we enjoy., EUGENE A. MACDONALD - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER *OvplÜy O who has resigned as principal of Glengarry friends. Among thte party The gold medal for highest stand- That Canadian Profile production S.S. 5, Lochiel, was presented with were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McArthur, ing in senior fourth class arithmetic had the cameras sweep across the SUBSCRIPTION RATES (effective January 1st, 1053)Ü : $3.60 per year, anywhere in Canada, a leather travelling bag by the Miss McLeod and Miss Marion was won by Miss Margaret Kennedy. country from Newfoundland to B.C. payable in advance; United States and Foreign, $4.50 per year. pupils on Thursday of last week. — Houston of Winnipeg. — At Monday’s meeting of the vil- We saw Canadians on the Atlantic J. R. Grant of Laggan, is attending seaboard at work and at play, an DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Casual, 70 sents per column inch. Contract rates given on ☆ ☆ ☆ lage council, plans for the construc- the 107th annual meeting of the tion of the hose tower and fire Acadian wedding scene, the Toronto application. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN IB NOON WEDNESDAY. Grand Orange Lodge of British FIFTY YEARS AGO station were submitted by Messrs. skyline, prairie scenes, Kitimat in America this week at Ottawa. SS? Friday, June 28th, 1907— John R. Chisholm and John A. Mc- northern B.C. The emphasis was Authorized as'Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada Norman Carscailen of Apple Hill, Intosh. Council decided to call for on this changing scene in Canada- left on Sunday for Copper Cliff. Wednesday was a gala day in tenders. (Ceetinued on Page 3) The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 4th, 1957 Pasre 3

NEWS AND • DUNVEGAN MOOSE CREEK Many At Funeral « OP INTEREST MAXVILLE SURROUNDING • • FROM DISTRICT • Now that schools are closed, both James McKillican, Renfrew, spent Accident Victim the weekend with his parents, Mr. teachers and pupils are enjoying Friends and neighbours were Big Show well-earned holidays; Misses Sheila and Mrs. E, A. MacKillican. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Patterson of Peter MacEwen of Ottawa, spent Ferguson, Ottawa; Harriet Camp- shocked to hear of the accidental Guests of Mr. and Mrs, George death of John MacMillan of Mc- i ^Montreal, spent Friday with Mr. the weekend with his mother, Mrs. bell, Cornwall; Barbara MacLeod, Lalonde were their daughters, Sister and •and Mrs. Harry Lambton. W. A. MacEwen. Toronto; Mrs. J. D. MacLeod, Alex- Crimmon, on June 10th. While re- Hugette Lalonde and Sister Giselle turning home on June 8th, his truck Mrs. W. C. Campbell returned Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Munro and andria High School, also our local Lalonde, of Cornwall; Raymond La- Thorne after spending, the week at Heather are residing in the Sinclair teachers. Congratulations to all went out of control on Highway 34 londe of Granby, Que.; Mr. and near his own home and struck a TDorval with her son, Cameron residence while Mr. and Mrs. John pupils who successfully passed their Mrs. Gerard Lalonde and son, Rene, Dance «Campbell and Mrs. Campbell. Sinclair are overseas, and while they exams. tree. He was taken by ambulance of Montreal, and Mrs. Major of to Smith Clinic, Hawkesbury, where Sunday visitors at Mrs. D. H. are building their new home. Communion services were observed Montreal. ^Kennedy’s, Bridgeville, were her Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turpin of Ot- he passed away two days later. here bn Sunday morning and despite John Johnson, Kingston, spent grandsons; ML-, and Mrs. Robert tawa, spent the weekend with Mrs. Death was due to internal injuries. the weather were well attended. the weekend with his parents, Mr. CFRA’s Happy Wanderers -Campbell, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Dune. Kippen, Linden and Leslie. Many visitors and friends were Surviving him are his wife, the Wm. Campbell, Hamilton; Mr. and Miss Jean MacNaughton is taking and Mrs. Boyd Johnson, and Victor former Grace Chisholm of Loch present on Friday evening when the Johnson. Garry; two brothers, William of Mrs. Jas. Campbell, Athol, and Don- a course in PT at Hamilton. guest preacher was the Rev. Mr. Bell COMING TO f ald Campbell of Dorval; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacRae of of Finch. Mr. and; Mrs. Jacques Leroux of British Columbia, and Myles, at Mrs. Wm. Metcalfe, Maxville; (Jean Waterdown, spent the weekend with Congratulations to John C. Mac- Cornwall, visited during the week- home; three sistei's, Mrs. John Campbell) Mr. -and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kippen and Leod, who has accepted a position end with Mr. and Mrs. William Archie McDougald of Saranac Lake, MAXVILLE COMMUNITY HALL •Campbell, Hamilton, and Mrs. Alex. Mrs. Walter MacRae. in Ottawa, and to Leslie MacKin- Provost. N.Y. (Mary) ; Mrs. Donald Grant of .J. McRae, Vankleek Hill. Mrs. Jas. Anderson, Bruce and non, who secured a position with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crawford Apple Hill (Florence), and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Fitzgerald and Barbara, of Montreal, are visiting the CNR, Montreal. and son, John Crawford, Cornwall, , Angus Kennedy (Margaret) of Mc- SSheila spent the holiday in Brock- the former’s mother, Mrs. E. S. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacLeod and spent the weekend with her par- Crlmmon. Friday, July 12th ville and Alexandria Bay. Winter. sister, Miss Gladys, of Ottawa, spent ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buchanan. The funeral was held June 13th Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson spent Mi's. Thompson and Pam of Ot- the weekend with their parents, Mr. Mr. Crawford returned to Cornwall to St. Alexander’s Church ' and DON’T MISS THIS BIG NIGHT tawa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. on Monday evening, while Mrs. cemetery, Lochiel. The Solemn thé holiday with the latter’s sister, and Mrs. N. B, MacLeod. ADMISSION 75 CENTS; CHILDREN 25 CENTS Miss Isobel Christie, Ottawa. Vernon Campbell and Marilyn. D. D. Campbell and Mrs. N. W. Crawford and . Johnnie will spend Requiem Mass was sung by Rev. C. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Quart are Miss Florence MacKay of Mont- MacCrimmon of McCriminon, made the week with her parents. F. Gauthier, assisted by Rev. J. D. -spending their holidays in the real, spent the holiday with Mrs. several calls on old friends here cn . Simon Laplante, Ottawa; was a MePhail and Most Rev. Ewen J. (Eastern States. Annie Urquhart. Wednesday. visitor in town on Monday. Macdonald (a cousin of the de- ceased). Rev. D. A. Kerr was pres- Mr. and Mrs. H. Willis and Mari- Misses Lucy Rolland and Joan Charles Widdup, Hamilton, is Mr. and Mrs. Angus Fitzsimmons, Blaney are at Girl Guide Camp this ent in the Sanctuary. (lyn spent Saturday in Ottawa. spending holidays with his daugh- Ottawa, visited on Sunday with Mr. week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennedy, ter, Mrs. Baxter, and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McGillivray and Pall bearers were Mark Chisholm, gSSSSSSSÎ Barbara and Christine, of StoufE- Mrs. Hugh Hamilton and children Baxter. daughters, Bonnie and Mary Mc- Aurele Ladouceur, Albert Cousineau, of Toronto, visited with Mrs. Gilbert Û St. Raphael’s Social ville, Ont., and Miss Elma Kennedy Mrs. Elizabeth Blair of Toronto, Gillivray. George Berrÿ, Valmor Ladouceur, -of Ottawa, spent the weekend with Morrison. spent the weekend at her home here. Osie Lacombe. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Pearl Robertson of Ottawa, Mrs. D. H. Kennedy, Bridgeville. Miss Barbara MacLeod left for was a visitor for the weekend of Mass cards, floral tributes and Mi-, and Mrs. Norcott and Miss Kippen on Sunday were Dr. and Cornwall the first of the week, hav- messages of sympathy were received Monday, July 8th Mrs. K. Smilley and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Amos. •Glendenning of Lachine, spent the ing secured a position with the from the many friends and neigh- retaining its past reputation for Quality Blanket Booths holiday weekend with Miss Margaret Mrs. Thos. Grindlay. Tourist Information Bureau. bors who called to pay their last ■Dingwall. They visited Mr. and WI MET Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Lang of Musical Concert respects to the deceased, who was will feature this year .Mrs. John Dingwall on Sunday. The WI met at the Community Avonmore, visited the latter’s par- loved by all. Hall on Friday. Meeting opened Miss Anna Dingwall • of Ottawa, ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hewson, and Presented Last Week Friends from a distance who at- •spent the holiday at her home here. with Ode and Collect. A tribute of brother, Garry, Thursday evening. 25 HOME-MADE QUILTS silence was observed in memory of Five beginners were included in a tended the funeral were Ambrose Miss Marilyn McDermid, who Mr. and Mrs. N. Fletcher and Chisholm of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. spent the past week in Sherbrooke, Miss Jemima Cass, a faithful mem- Faye visited with Lachute friends group of young musicians who ber of the WI. Then the president, played everything from nursery Mark Chisholm and family of Lon- BLANKETS SPREADS COMFORTERS was accompanied home by Miss on Saturday. don, Ont., and Mr. William Mac- Trma Chesbro, who will be her guest. Mrs. S. Kippen, read the poem, “She Mrs. A. Fraser had as recent rhymes to classical minuets, popular BINGO - FISH POND - CANDY - GAMES is not dead; she is just away”. Re- numbers and Scottish traditional Millan of Port Coquitlam, B.C., and Miss Muriel Kennedy of Cornwall, visitors. Mi', and Mrs. Mac Mac- Mrs. Melvin of Ottawa. is visiting Mrs. C. McDonald and ports were given on the District Millan of Edmonton (the former music, at the United Church Hall, daughters. Annual by Mrs, Gordon Munro and Margaret Fraser of this place), and Wednesday, June 26th. EXCELLENT VARIETY PROGRAMME Mrs. J. N. Fitzgerald. Mrs. J. A. Rev. D. C. and Mrs. Munro are nephew, Harry MacNaughton of Special selections were played by A story was read from the Glad Cameron, hostess for the day, spoke Ottawa. the instructor, Rev. C. H. Dawes, Tidings by Mrs. S. MacCrimmon. MAGICIAN -vacationing in Western Ontario. on the motto, and Mrs. Keith Mrs. Robert Haggart of Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gray, Ottawa, and by an orchestral trio from Mc- Plans were made for the July Franklin gave an interesting and Crimmon, consisting of Betty Mc- Violinists — Dancers — Pipers - Singers is visiting Miss Sara Haggart and spent Sunday with D. A. Gray. meeting at the home of Mrs. J. A. instructive address on synthetic Crimmon, Donaldson and Charles MacQueen. Admission — Including Lunch: Mrs. Cora Robinson. fabrics and cottons. She was Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Campbell were McLeod. Hymn 381 was sung and the ADULTS 50 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS thanked by Mrs. Stanley Kippen. Taking part as soloists were Isabel UNITED CHURCH WA MET Rev. E. E. Preston and Wm. Fraser meeting closed with the Lord’s of Vankleek Hill. and Nan Blair, Catherine McCuaig, Prayer and the National Anthem. IN THE EVENT OF RAIN, COME THE The regular monthly meeting of Mary MacGillivray, Betty, Donna the WA was held at the home of Miss Betty MacKinnon, R.N., and Lunch was served and a social half FOLLOWING NIGHT DOES YOUR CAR NEED friend, Mr. F. Shepherd of Deep and Elaine MacLeod, Helen and hour followed. Mrs. A. D. MacDougall, on Tuesday Sharon McLennan, Dianne, Judy evening, June 11th. River, and Miss Marjorie MacKin- îîi>ôSS8*3SSS«?£?8*#S3SSS8S2S88888SS58!8;5S8ê5SSS258*SS2S8ôSSSS588S8S8ô8S288ôSSSôS8888ô8S2ô8S8S8&$ EXPERT non, Ottawa, spent the weekend at and Carman MacMillan, Claudette, Mrs. Hall had charge of the De- Monique and Pauline Quesnel. |SS883S83S8388883883S388S3S3SSS38283S383S38888S388838382SSS883S383S88SS333>38*S88S3S8SSS888S8S8S358S883S8S3S8S888S888S8S38S88S3S3538888S88SS8838S88£j votional programme, opening with their home here. a hymn. Mrs. E. S. Winter read the Mr. and Mrs. R. Earle Little, A collection taken at the meeting scripture lesson from Matthew, daughter, Miss Aynslie, and son, was forwarded to the local WCTU FRONT END Chapter 20. David, of Welland, Ont., spent the organization for educational work. A splendid paper entitled “An weekend with, the latter’s parents, I Don’t Drive By Antidote For Worry”, was then Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Austin. They Skye WMS Met given by Mrs. Hall, closing with a also visited their brother, Clifford, poém. and Mrs. Austin and family, Alex- Skye Auxiliary held their June ALIGNMENT ? andria. meeting at the home of Mrs. Stan- Come In And Cool Off Little Dianne Arkinstall then fav- Mrs. Jack Lowrie, Montreal, is ford MacCrimmon. ★★★ ored us with a solo. Mrs. Hoople presided over the spending this week with her mother, The president, Miss F. A. Mac- I AT business session. Mi'S. A. Grant. Alex. Grant, Ot- Gillivray, presided, and the meeting FOR ONLY Mi's. C, J. MacPliail and Mrs. E. tawa, also visited them on Monday. opened by singing Psalm 109. S. Winter were appointed to look A number frem here attended the Mrs. Norman'J. MacLeod had the after the flowers in the church for reception in Avonmore, Friday eve- opening prayer, and Mrs. Cameron the next month. ning for Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Lang. MacLeod the Scripture reading. $7.50 Several items of business were Wm. Carpenter, Montreal, spent The OTTAWA Hotel discussed and the meeting closed, the weekend with his brother, John. The minutés were read by the secretary. The treasurers’ reports WE WILL followed by a social time. Malcolm Dewar and Ronald Clare were given and offering received and ALEXANDRIA —o———— of Ottawa, spent the weekend here. • 1. Adjust camber. Mrs. K. K. MacLeod spent the dedicated. The roll call was an- • 2. Adjust caster. past week visiting friends at Dal- swered by 20 members and one >• 3. Adjust toe-in. DYER housie. visitor. A Friendly Welcome Awaits You • 4. Check king pin inclination. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacLeod and An exçellént report of the Presby- terial in Cornwall was given by • 5. Check springs and shackles. (Intended for Last Issue) ' family, Moose .Creek, visited Miss Miss Phyllis MacCuaig, daughter A. M, MacNeil and D. Fletcher on Mrs. D. J MacNeil and Mrs. Cam- .• 6. Check brakes and shock eron MacLeod. from absorbers. of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver MacCuaig, Tuesday evening. and Gail Parker, Windsor, visited A special collection was taken for • 7. Inflate tires to proper with Mr. and Mrs. Kenzie Mac- Miss E. Eniff, Ottawa, is spending appeal from Presbyterial. Presi- pressures. I A. J. CONTANT, Owner and HUBERT CONTANT, Manager Cuaig and Mr. and Mrs. Norman some time with Mi', and Mrs. Kenzie dent thanked Mrs. MacCrimmon for use of home for this meeting. I Be sure to get this done on our MacCuaig and families, last week- MacCuaig. end. *âgag8882æ2*gS3SS8382SSS3S3S3S3S3SSSSSS3882SS83S3SS88S3SSS38S38Sre8S8388S3,8SS3SS888S8383838SSSSSSSSS888SS3SSSS82S2Sg2*2S2Sa2^2«»«?qff JOHN BEAN LINE MACHINE Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacCuaig Kenzie MacCuaig attended the and Neil visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lachute Pair on Saturday last. A. N. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Althea N. M. MacLeod, Dunvegan, on Sun- Cumming and Mr. and Mrs. Donald day p.m. The man next door is saving to Gumming were Miss Evelyn Gum- ^ enlarge his summer cottage ming and Miss Jessie Cameron, Ot- tawa, and Miss Bella MacLeod of Rambling... The skin-diver is saving regularly Finch. to buy a new boat Robert Jackson and son, Lloyd, (Continued from Page 2) were recent visitors with Mr. and and certainly the progress of our MacPHAIL Mrs. Vernon Presley. people was apparent. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blair were The film sharpened our pride in MOTOR guests at the Kennedy - MePhail our- country and gave us a better wedding on Saturday. awareness of how other Canadians SALES Mr. and Mrs. Waugh of New live. CBC TV may be doing this Jersey, visited with Mrs. W. Rob- kind of commentary oftener than Phone 85 Maxville ertson and Mr. and Mrs. Kenzie we know — we don’t see TV too HIS MacCuaig, on Monday afternoon. often. If it isn’t, it should be.

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The friendships that are re- follow: Alexandria Curling Club was re- newed and the new ones formed, are viewed by members and their ladies Presidents’ prizes — Ren Ayoub, \ YAPS Aime Menard, Adolphe Lauzon, Wil- the outstanding feature of this at a Presentation Night supper, Fri- social.—Advt. day night, in the. clubrooms. frid Menard, Mrs. Aime Menard, The completely remodelled club- Mrs. Donat Boilard. rooms, the membership at a new Founder’s Trophy—Joe Roy, Wil- high of more than 60, and the suc- frid Menard, J. G. Blinn and Charlie cessful introduction of the ladies to Kitts. the roarin’ game were all points Challenge Cup — Ron Ayoub, Alex stressed by President Jos. Filion and Lauzon, Adolphe Lauzon, Albert ! Specials For July other speakers. Lauzon. Special Regular In a brief talk, Magistrate Leo- Hiram Walker Trophy — Gaétan FREEZERS, 16 cu. ft., Frigidaire $329 $469 pold Lalonde told of some of the Boilard, Gaston Boilard, Donat ■problems to be met in traffic court, Boilard, D. N. McRae. REFRIGERATORS, 11 cu. ft., Frigidaire $269 $399 and he urged on all a more respon- French - Irish - Scotch Games — RANGETTES $ 33 $ 49 sible attitude to traffic safety and Harold Moran, Leonard MacLach- We have a large stock of highway courtesy. lan, Ernest Pelly, Bruce Graham. Bedroom Sets — Chesterfield Sets — Chrome Sets, Etc. Highlight of the presentation of Donat Boilard received warm TERMS OR CASH trophies and prizes came when the praise for his many services as care- REDUCTION OF 20% ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY president’s wife, Mrs. Jos. Filion, taker and icemaker through the We Buy and Sell School Debentures with interest from 5% to 6% presented him with a brand new season, and President Jos. Filion trophy, one that will be played for was lauded for his fine leadership next season by the ladies them- in the improvement program. Clement Furniture Co. Ltd The annual meeting is to be held in early August. PHONE 43 MAIN ST. SOUTH i SPORTS Lochiel Makes Strong Comeback FREE TROUSERS CALENDAR Three goals in the last half saved Lochiel from a loss to MaxviUe in football play Tuesday night at Once Again, I Am Giving FINAL Lochiel. The Kenyon boys held a 2-0 lead at the whistle, but Lochiel FREE TROUSERS With Each roared back to take a 3-2 win. Archie Stewart - and Hugh Mc- Made-to-Measure SUIT FOOTBALL GAMES Cormick booted in goals for Max- of the Iville; D. A. McPhee got two and I HAVE OVER 300 SAMPLES- Kay Hay one for the home team. ' Only two games of the schedule TO CHOOSE FROM SCHEDULE remain. Lochiel is at McCrimmon, Friday, and McCrimmon goes to Maxville, Monday. Save $18.00 to $25.00 FRIDAY, JULY 5th Leading scorers to date are: Lochiel — Kay Hay, Ray Quesnel, This Offer is for a Limited Time Only LOCHIEL D. J. McPhee. McCrimmon — Malcolm Fraser, AT Harold Robinson, R. MacGillivray. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Maxville — Hugh McCormick, HYDRO BUILDING WELL ADVANCED — In this north end of the power dam. All the structural McCRIMMON Archie Stewart, John Winzik. unusual picture, the powerhouse construction, in the steel for the powerhouse erection bay and adminis- background is framed by the structural steel of the tration building now is virtually erected., R. Vaillancourt Wrestling Card administration building which is situated on the —Ontario Hydro Photo MONDAY, JULY 18th Tel. 329-W-3 GLEN ROBERTSON, Ont.. Disappoints Again jRigden, Marion Robertson, Brink, Diane Carey, Marcelle Chou- McCRIMMON Wrestling fans who were at Glen- j Credit Standing — Junior Ceasor, inard, Donald Christie, Harriet Cur- Racing Results Claudette Chretien (aegrotat), Ron- rier, Aline Daoust, Maurice Flaro, AT garry Gardens, Tuesday night, were disappointed for the second straight ald Clingen, Winston Fraser, Ron- Donald Fraser’, Francis Fraser, week when the card failed to show. ald Grant, Hielkje Huizinga, Ronald Nancy Fraser,. Joyce Hawn, Carolyn MAXVILLE At Park Opening Lalonde, Gail Lapierre, George La- Lalonde, Vincent Leroux, Harold A week ago the flooding in Mont- 5 and under — Girls: Leigh Ives, NOVA SCOTIA’S GAELIC COLLEGE real was blamed for the non-ap- pierre, Lorraine Latulippe, Guy Le- McDonald, Garry McLeod, Steven Debbie Nyman. Boys: Christopher febvre, Wayne Lefebvre, Ronald Meek, James Murray, Paul Paquette, ON THE ISLE OF CAPE BRETON pearance. This , time there was MacDonald, Ian Humphries. trouble because the troupe had no McBain, Glendon McDonell, John Jean-Guy Seguin, Michael Thomp- 6 and 7 — Girls: Ann McDonald, McLaughlin, Thelma Paradis, Lloyd PRESENTS permit to play in Ontario. This Ruth Humphries and Susan Baxter son, Maurice Turcotte, Helen Watt. hurdle was to have been ironed out Ferras, Alcide Pilon, Madeleine THE SENIOR DIVISION (.tied). Boys: Richard Lapierre, Poirier, Margaret Richer, Neil Rob- The following have completed the in time for the show, but evidently Allan McHugh. it was not for the wrestlers failed ertson (without French), Jacques work of the One Year Commercial The Gaelic College 8 and 9 — Girls: Carol Major, Roy, Rachelle St. Denis, Colombe to' appear. D. D. Shepherd. Boys: Jean Marie Course: Billy Link, Beth MacCrim- Gardens officials point out that Tourangeau, William Vipond, David mon, Estelle Saucier, Laura Seguin. Rochon, Jimmy Nyman. Witts. they were simply renting the arena 10 and 11 — Girls: Mary Mac- and had no control over the ar- donald, Beverly Bradley. Boys: PROMOTED TO GRADE X “Macdonald Hundred” rangements. In future, though, they Maurice Seguin, André Keay. j First C&ss Honors—James Barton plan to provide against such occur- 12 and 13 — Girls: Greta Major, (aegrotat), Mary Campbell, Donna Junior Pipe Band rences. Sharon Lapierre and Elaine Cho- Fisher, Sandra Hart, Lawrence Mac- (The Junior Championship Pipe Band of the Nova Scotia Some 400 fans were at the Gar- lette (tied). Boys: Stuart McDon- Donald, Jessie McKillop, Ronald dens Saturday night to see the ald, Larry Larocque. Sansom, Ann Seguin, Frances Hillbilly Jamboree Gaelic Mod — 1954-1955-1956) wrestling by a group of Toronto 14 and over — Girls: Mary Mc- Warner. BREWERY LIMITED grunt and groaners. - A good show Donald, Ethel Lafferty. Boys: — AT — — IN — is reported. Donnie MacKay, Leonard Thibault. I Second Class Honors — Raoul 3-legged race — Girls: Linda Brodeur, Francis- Chretien," Clifford GLENGARRY Stimson and Beverly Bradley, Mary Garneau, Jeltje Koelm-ans, Chris- GARDENS A Celtic Culture Programme MacDonald and Margaret Dupuis. tena MacGregor, Gail MacLeod, Boys: David McPherson and Wayne Simpson, Guy Elie and Raymond Marion McDermid, Barbara Murphy, Wheel Balancing Elle. Marie Richer. FRIDAY, JULY 12th Recital Wheelbarrow Race — Girls: Mary Third Class Honors—James Craig, FEATURING Sponsored By Macdonald and Margaret Dupuis, ST. FINNAN’S CATHEDRAL PARISH John Bean Static and Dynamic Sylva Dorie, Dorothy Flaro, Lois SMILING JACK Mary Welch and Greta Major. Lafave, Duane MacDonald, James Boys: David MacPherson and and the Sons of the Plains WHEEL BALANCER Wayne Stimson, Stuart McDonald McGillis, Patrick McLaughlin, Ber- Glengarry Gardens, Alexandria nice McPherson, Charles O’Malley, Dancing from 9 to 1 o’clock and Leonard Thibault. In the event of very warm weather LABOUR COST $1.50 PER WHEEL Piggy Back — Girls: Greta Major Eunice Pilon, Marilyn Racine. Admission 75 Cents and Patsy Bradley, Collette Rochon Credit Standing— Robert Bedard, The Show will be held on the Alexandria Park and Elaine Cholette. Boys: Donnie $1.25 Per Couple MacKay and Richard Lapierre, Barbara Beckstead, Darlene Benton, Drive in TODAY for a FREE Check-up Stuart MacDonald and Ian Hum- Claude Billard, Frank Brink, Winnie phries. \ Friday, July 5th on your Wheel Balance Boys’ Marathon — Donnie Mac- 8:30 p.m. Kay, Guy Elie, Stuart MacDonald. — OF — • Highland and Scottish Laurier Lefebvre’s Service Station Char-Lan Promotion DUNVEGAN (Continued from Page I) Country Folk Dancing Second Class Honors — John Performers Dressed In The GUARANTEED REPAIRS Chafee, Geraldine Emberg, Jean “Ahoyne” Hempstalk, Sheila Kennedy, Grace SOCIAL E£U Latulippe, Ivanhoe Martin, Barbara “Scottish Country’’ “Irish Jig’’ McRae, Charlotte MacRae, Lome “Sailor’s’’ “Highland Dress’’ PHONE 391 , ALEXANDRIA Munro, Robert Pilon, Carmel St. FAIR GROUNDS Costumes T Onge. — IN — Third Class Honors — Marilyn Empey, Louis Lapierre, Warren La- “FLORA MACDONALD’S FANCY” pierre, Jean McDonald, Gloria Mc- MAXVILLE “SHEPHERDS CROOK” “BONNIE DUNDEE” Lennan, Kathleen Pilon, Ian MASSED HIGHLAND FLING, SWORDS, SEANN TRIUBHAê, IRISH JIG ST. CATHERINE OF SIENNA PARISH SCOTCH REEL AND REEL OF TULLOCH GREENFIELD 4X1 Tuesday, July 9 SAILORS HORNPIPE GAELIC CHORUSES AND SCOTTISH COMEDY SINGING ; : CFRA ENTIRE PROGRAMME BY EXHIBITION DRUMMING ANNUAL SOCIAL Brings SNOW in July! GAELIC COLLEGE BAGPIPE SOLO, DUET, TRIO, AND . Yes, HANK SNOW with a QUARTETTE IN MARCH, STRATHSPEY and IT* tremendons east of 21 I Macdonald Hundred SLOW MARCH and PIOBAIREACHD ( Wednesday, July 10 in another — AND — CFRA Junior Pipe Band, Cape Breton PIPE BAND NUMBERS — MARCHING, CIRCLE, I ASSORTED BLANKET BOOTHS Old Time Show A RARE CHANCE TO ENJOY SQUARE AND COUNTER MARCHING A VARIED PROGRAMME FEATURING Saturday, July 13 25 Talented Gaelic College Senior and Junior Students ft FEATURING (Including Nova Scotia Gaelic Mod Champions) 1 Entertainment By ( Ottawa Auditoiium The Cream of Cape Breton Junior Talent in the I 1 The Cream of Cape Breton Celtic Culture Arts 1 RADIO STATION OFRA OTTAWA TALENT y Other Stars include: Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper, Junior Talent 1 Cowboy Copas, Jimmy Rodgers ADMISSION-ADULTS 75c Snow, Comedian Sleepy McDaniel, AMPLE PARKING and SEATING and the CFRA Happy Wanderers. ♦ Adults $1.50 advance—Children 50c ACCOMMODATION CHILDREN UNDER 14-25c Admission — Including Lunch available by money order to CFRA or at the door. ADMISSION — 75 CENTS and 35 CENTS CIAD MILE FAILTE ADULTS 50 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS Adults at door $1.75 Grandstand Seats Free ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND WELCOMES The Glengarry .News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 4th, 1957 Page 3

* TUI, L11C UliUCo IllUbllcT Wed Recently ticatina with white and navy ac- cessories and corsage of white ommà At Peterborough feathered carnations. The groom’s ’tf-m MILLEÏT—MacRAE mother wore powder nylon sheer At Immaculate Conception Roman with pink and white accessories and Catholic Church in Peterborough, pink roses on her shoulder. SOCIAL and PERSONAL Saturday, June 15th, the Rev. W. Leaving on a trip to the United C. McCarney, rector, solemnized the States, the bride wore a navy sheath Mrs. Pat Brady and daughters, J. J. Applegarth of San Francisco. marriage of Theresa May, daughter with white and. pink accessories and Patricia and Valerie, Lachine, Que., Mr. and Mrs. George Lefebvre arid of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacRae of corsage of pink Demure roses. spent the -weekend with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Marcoux left Glen Robertson, to Maxwell George They will reside in Norwood. Mrs. P. J. Morris. The family are for Chatham, NB., where they will Millett, son of Mr. and Mrs. George leaving for Bay Como, Que., to join attend on Saturday, July 6th, the Millett of Norwood. marriage of Rita Marcoux to R. J. Mr. Brady, where they will remain Given in marriage by her father, for the summer. Williams of Kentvllle, N.S. the bride wore a gown and long- tMrs. Bruce Irvine and family are Mrs. A. J. MacDonald of Beacons- sleeved jacket of' nylon net em- spending a holiday with Mr. and fleld visited with her brother-in-law, bossed with silk flower-like stars. Yolande’s Mrs. P. J. Morris. Mr. Clarence MacDonald and his The ballerina-length bouffant skirts At the Massie - Picard wedding sister Loll, in Alexandria on Men- were enhanced by a trimpet-like Beauty Salon ât Quebec last weekend were: Mrs. day. pouff of tulle with satin trim. D. Massie, Mr. and Mrs. Aime La- Mrs. Peter Morris and Madeline Her headdress of imported chiffle in appreciation of your patronage londe, Miss Rita Massie, M\ and Panburn, Rome, N.Y., spent a few was caught to a chapel-length veil offers another exciting SPECIAL Mrs. Ovila Massie, Mr. and Mrs. days with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morris of illusion tulle with embroidered on ALL PERMANENTS for the Renri Massie, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno and also visited while here, accom- edge. She carried a bouquet of pink Month of July Massie, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Forgues, panied by Mrs. P. J. Morris, Mr. and and red Sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Massie, Miss Mrs. Bruce Irvine, Ottawa, and Mr. The bridesmaid, Miss Agnes Madeleine Massie, Mr. Dari Laporte, and Mrs. E. W. Morris, Campbell’s O’Brien, wore aqua crystal charm COLD WAVES Mr. Paul Ranger, Mr. Lottis St Bay, Que. made on princess lines with flying Andre. Mr. W. E. Seamans of Cuidad, panels from the back neckline. She Including Shampoo, Hair Cut Mr. and Mrs. Leo Massie and chil- Trujilla, B.WX, who has spent the had ruffled gauntlets and a tiny and Set dren of Verdun, spent a few days past two weeks the guest of Mr. and pillbox headpiece of matching ma- Value Reduced Tc in town last week with Mrs. D. Mrs. W. A. Dewar, left on Tuesday terial with tiny circular veil and $15 $12 Massie and family. to resume his duties in the Bank of carried a nosegay of pink Sweet- $12 $10 Major and Mrs. Angus McDonald Nova Scotia. heart roses, turquoise feathered $10 $ 8 carnations and white Shasta ’mums. were in Ottawa last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford, North $ $ $ 6 Gower; Misses Fern and Mavis The groom’s attendant was Mr. the former’s sister, Mrs. William $ 7 $ 5 Dewar, and Mr. W. E. Seamans, Elvin Brinklow and the ushers were Kemp, who is a patient in Civic $ 6 $ 4 Hospital since the 16th of May last. Alexandria, were dinner guests at John MacRae and Mervin Millett, Mrs. Kemp accidentally fell from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan brothers of the bride and groom. — but with a difference ! Chemist Mike Roman at Canadian National Railways’ test PHONE 268 the upstairs balcony of her home D. Camphell, Nitro, Que., on Satur- ‘CUTTING A RUG’ Wedding music was played by day evening. and research laboratories at Montreal is about to place a specimen of carpet in a ‘Fade-ometer’ to simulate its Mrs. C. G. O’Donnell and Miss Joan at 228 Rochester street, sustaining reaction to prolonged exposure to sunlight. Such experiments as this helped CNR to choose the 36 miles of FOR APPOINTMENTS serious injuries. Her many friends Murray sang “On This Day”. Mr. Gus Dickinson, former man- carpeting that has been selected for the Queen Elizabeth. Hotel at Montreal.—Canadian National Railways photo. Receiving guests at the Rock will be glad to know that she is ager of the Glengarry Farmers’ Co- now out of danger and is steadily op, accompanied by Mrs. Dickinson, improving in health. Heather and Linda, of Erin, Ont., Bridal Shower For Ewen J. Macdonald, V.G., D.P., was Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Mac- visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Wed Saturday in the Sanctuary. Kinnon have arrived home from MacDonald and other acquaintances The bride, given in marriage by Edmonton, Alta., to visit his par- here on Tuesday. Recent Bride At Lochiel her father, wore a gown of white. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacKinnon, Mrs. Ken Meleski and baby Chris Miss Betty O’Brien, whose mar- TRAVERS—O’BRIEN The strapless, fitted bodice of lace j LADIES! ] Eigg Rd. of Renfrew, spent last week with riage took place on June 29th, was St. Alexander’s Church, Lochiel, had matching lace bolero jacket DON’T MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY | tendered a nicely arranged mis- Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Ranger of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thau- on Saturday, June 29th, was the and long pointed sleeves. The skirt vette. cellaneous shower at her home, 6th scene of a very pretty wedding, was lace net over taffeta, and her Earners Corner, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon, on Saturday evening, June 20% Discount on all Dry Goods Josephat Theoret and Pauline, town, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans, when Rev. C. F. Gauthier officiated finger tip veil of tulle. illusion was j j Alan, Ronnie, Linda and Patricia of 8th. at the marriage of Mary Elizabeth held by a crown of sequins and spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Betty was escorted in by her sis- Mrs. Herve Ranger of Ville Emard, Verdun, were weekend guests of her O’Brien, youngest daughter of Mr. pearls. She carried a cascade bou- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Mc- ter, Isobel, who pinned a corsage and Mrs. John D. O’Brien, 6th Ken- quet of red roses. and also dropped in on Mr. and Mrs. of red roses on the hride-to-be and Leonard Bergmame of Ville Lasalle. Donell, 6th Kenyon. yon, to Mr. Frank Hugh Travers of The bridesmaids were twin sisters everyone sang “Here Comes the oi the bride, Misses Hilda and Isobel LAFRAMBOISE STORE ! Mrs. Maxime Lalonde, who spent Mrs. William Garden and daugh- Quebec City, son of Mr. and Mrs. ters, Cheryl Ann and Isabel, of De- Bride”. The chair of honour was O’Brien. They wore strapless gowns PHONE 190 ALEXANDRIA | a two-week holiday with her daugh- Frank Travers. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. L troit, are visiting her parents, Mr. nicely decorated and overhead hung of blue and pink, respectively; bal- ters at Saranac Lake, was accom- balloons and a large white um- lerina length net over taffeta, with panied home by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. J. H. McKinnon, 9th Lane. They also had Mr. and Mrs. Peter brella with pink and white matching taffeta boleros and hats. Disco and Miss Maxine Lottrell. streamers. To Reside They carried Colonial bouquets of ^o«oîcS*tJiî«ôtcïSi?ifS"icicS*î*;GiôicSStSîcïcèoSoS*Sc£ôèôïô2cï5icïôïS5ô»ô£ôSSSô;ôSô£5.52ô»ôSS«?j Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon and son, Ronnie, of Brockvllle, for two days and for the An appropriate address was read pink and white carnations. Lalonde in addition to those were: by Miss Georgette Trottier and Miss In Avonmore Mr. Henry Law of New Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. James MacAdam and weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Kinnon of Montreal. Mrs. Duncan Patsy MacGillis pushed in a decor- LANG—HEWSON N.B., was groomsman, and the ush- son, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ated carriage with gifts to Betty, ers were Alex. O’Brien, brother of Crouchman, all of Pefferlaw; and MacKinnon had just returned from The marriage of Daryl Leona, — OF — Nakima, Ont., where she had been who was assisted in opening them daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford the bride, and Jack McGillis. this week Mrs. Corrine Filiatrault, looking after her brother-in-law, by Hilda and Isobel. After every- Hewson, to John Alexander Stirling Following the ceremony, a recep- from Valleyfield-. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Joseph McKinnon, who is one had seen the gifts, Betty, with Lang, son of Mrs. B. C. Lang and tion was held in Alexander Hall. James MacMillan from Saint John, her usual smile, thanked all her the late Mr. Lang of Avonmore, Later, the young couple left on a Marielle’s Beauty Salon N.B., were here on Wednesday and seriously ill. He has been taken to Sudbury, where he is progressing friends lor the many lovely gifts took place on Saturday, June 8th, wedding trip to Niagara Falls and CATHERINE STREET, ALEXANDRIA left their three children here while and good wishes and invited all to favorably. at 2 p.m. in Kenyon Presbyterian the Southern States. For travelling, (Above Alexandria Cleaners) they went on to California by plane her new home in Ottawa, Church, Dunvegan. Rev. Mr. Irvine the bride wore a baby blue and to visit Mr. MacMillan’s sister, Mrs. Mr. Wilfrid Menard left on Thursday for Huntsville on a busi- A beautiful Congratulation Cake of Williamstown, officiated at the white sheath dress with matching ness trip. He was accompanied by was given to Betty by Mrs. I. Tkac- double-ring ceremony in the absence baby blue duster and white acces- Mrs. Menard and Andre. zenko, which was presented by Mrs. of Rev. Dr. MacMillan. Miss Sheila sories. She wore a corsage of pink Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKinnon Inez MacGillis. Musical selections Ferguson played the wedding music roses. Friday, July 5th and daughter. Heather, of Montreal, were enjoyed, and a delicious lunch and the soloist was Mrs. Robert They will reside in Ottawa, visited with his parents, Mr. and was served. Amm, sister of the groom, w’ho sang Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. D. McKinnon last weekend. The hqstesses for the evening “The Lord’s Prayer” and “O Perfect Mrs. B. Modesto and boys, Mr. and OPENING SPECIAL on PERMANENTS Raymond Lalonde was in Mont- were Mrs. Gordon MacGillis, Mrs. Love”. The church was decorated Mrs. Jacques Ouellette, of Mont- including SHAMPOO, HAIR CUT and SET real on Saturday to attend the wed- Joe MacGillis and Georgette with white snowballs and ferns. real; Mr. and Mrs. Giles Thivierge ding of a cousin, Guibert Lortie. Trottier. The bride, who was given in mar- and family, Quebec City; Edward $ 6 Value Reduced To $ 4 Mr. and Mrs. Valentine MacDon- riage by her father, wore à floor- O’Brien, Niagara Falls; Henry Law, $ 7 Value Reduced To $ 5 ald and Arnold of Munroe’s Mills, John Hubert Whyte of Los An- length gown of nylon organza with New Carlisle, N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. CINEMASCOPE $ 8 Value Reduced To $ 6 and Miss Isobel MacDonald of Alex- geles, California, arrived by plane chapel train skirt, shirred bodice Ken Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Larry $10 Value Reduced To $ 8 andria, motored to St. Catharine’s, yesterday to be with his parents, with neckline banded with Alencon Berrigan, Mike Grimes, Bill Quaile, last weekend to attend the Mac- Miss Agnes McVey and Ed. O’Brien, $12 Value Reduced To $10 Friday - Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Clement Whyte, of lace studded with pearls. Her veil of Donald - Quigley wedding. Lancaster, for a few weeks. tulle was held by a coronet of seed all of Ottawa; Betty Merckley of FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE 527 July 5 - 6 Miss Mary Anne Seguin of Green Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDougall, pearls and she carried a cascade Chesterville; Alex. O’Brien, Corbet Valley, and Miss Jeannine Seguin of Sandra and Paddy of Montreal, are bouquet of baby pink roses with McDonald, Jack McGillis and MARIELLE BINETTE, Prop. Alexandria, left for Ottawa on Mon- holidaying this week with her par- white stephanotis. Donald Norman MacLeod of To- “Comanche” day to attend a summer course at Mrs. Donald Shaver, as matron ronto. Action Color ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat R. Mc- Ottawa University. Donald. of honor, was dressed in a waltz- District ladies who attended the Dana Andrews - Jim Reed Mrs. Eugene Macdonald, her length gown of shrimp crystal ÎSô£2£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£S£S£S£ô£S£ô£S£3£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£SK£2£S£ô£S£ô£ô£ü£S£S£ô£ô^c£ô£ô£â£ô^£S£S£ô£ô£ô£S£S£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£S£S£3£S£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£ô£$£S£3£S£8£S£ü£^ CWL convention in Cornwall on charm. She carried a cascade bou- July 3rd, were: Mrs. W. A. Mc- mother, Mrs. Rod S. McLeod, and Monday - Tuesday brother. Rod, of Montreal, were in quet of Shasta daisies and wore a Gillis, Mrs. Hugh Kennedy, Mrs. headband of flowers to match. c July 8 - 9 Angus Chisholm, Mrs. Michael Mc- Quebec City Saturday to attend the wedding of Jack Gelineau. Mr. Robert Lang, brother of the Cormick, Mrs. Albert Trottier, Mrs. groom, acted as best man, and the Rpn & Maynard's J. J. McCormick, and Miss Kathleen Ian MacPherson of Lancaster, a “The First former pupil of Alexandria High | ushers were Mr. Robert Amm and Gauthier of Lochiel; Mrs. Hector | Mr. Donald Shaver. School, has returned to his home at Travelling • I Perrier, Mrs. Eddie Lanthier, Mrs. I The' reception was held in the j George Berry, of Dalkeith ; Mrs. Lancaster after being absent for Semi-Annual Clearance of two years in Baffinland and among Orange Hall, Dunvegan. Sales Lady” * I Peter Morris, Mrs. John Walter The bride’s mother chose a tur- MacDonald, Miss Florence MacDon- the islands in the Arctic Circle. He visited last week with Mr. J. S. quoise flowered dress with match- Comedy - Color ald, Mrs. Cormick McDonald, Mrs. ing duster and beige accessories with Ginger Rogers - Barry Nelson Stark. Lloyd McHugh, Mrs. Gerald McDon- red roses. ald, Mrs. Violet Bradley, Mrs. Earl Miss Lorna McDonald, Kingston, Mrs. Lang, mother of the groom, Mens Sport Shirts Wednesday - Thursday Leroux of Alexandria; Mrs. Peter and Garry McDonald of Ottawa, are chose a dress and hat of orchid July 10 - 11 MacDonald, Miss Florence Kennedy spending their holidays with their with black accessories and a corsage and Mrs. Mervyn MacDonald of St. ■grandparents, Major and Mrs. of canary roses. formerly - $3.95 to $6.95 Raphaels; Mrs. John D. A. Mac- Angus McDonald, Grove. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Lang left on “Burning Hills” Donald, Mrs. Raymond McDonell, Mrs. S. D. Irvine of Charlotte- ■if- a motor trip to Niagara Falls and. and Mrs. D. Jas. McDonell, Mrs. John town, P.E.I., who had been visiting western points, the bride travelling Long Sleeves - Short Sleeves A. Macdonell, Mrs. John Lalonde of her mother, Mrs. M. E. MacGilliv- in a powder blue suit with white Glen Nevis. ray, Dunvegan, left for Calgary on and pink accessories, and a corsage “Calling Homicide” Mr. and Mrs. Leo Meloche at- Friday, where she will visit her of white carnations. T-Shirts Western Color tended the Proulx - Lagroix wed- son, Donald, Divisional Geologist Upon their return they will reside for Texas Oil Company. Tab Hunter - Natalie Wood ding in Lawrenceville, N.Y., on Mon- in Avonmore. day, July 1st. Dominion Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bellefeullle were Over 500 To Choose From their daughter, Mrs. Romain Lan- Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. !9K*2»2J2*' thier, Mr. Lanthier and children of Archie A. MacMillan, Lochiel, were: Hawkesbury. their daughter Priscilla, Mrs. Joan Leonard Cuthbert, who visited Serianni, and Mr. and Mrs. William This Sale includes our ENTIRE STOCK of FINE SPORT SHIRTS, with Mrs. Cuthbert and Diane over Horvath of Lachine, Que., also Adam For Our First Anniversary the weekend, returned to Belleville Pearson, Bill Lawless and Lloyd including such famous makers as FORSYTH and BLUE STONE I want to thank you, one and all on Monday night. Snell of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Morris were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deer enjoyed All Last Minute Styling in Smart Checks, Ivy League Stripes, Solids, For every time you made a call. here for a short visit on Friday. a motor trip through northern New Mrs. M. E. MacGillivray and Miss York State over the holiday week- Tone on Tones . . . with everv one Guaranteed Hand Washable Continue, please,—I’ll do my best Flora MacGillivray, Dunvegan, were end, and spent Sunday in the Lake To serve you just as you request. visitors to town on Friday. Placid area. Miss Claire Macdonald' of Ottawa, Melvin Gelineau and Bing Fasell Long Sleeves Short Sleeves Long Sleeves of Blind River, are spending T Shirts AS AN APPRECIATION OP YOUR PATRONAGE and Miss Louise Macdonald, Mont- Reg. to 6.95 Reg. to 3.95 Reg. to 4.95 I AM OFFERING THESE SPECIALS FOR JULY real, were at their home here over a vacation with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. the weekend. Gelineau. As LOW As Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. COLD WAVE PERMANENTS Ronald Macdonald were Miss Kathy 3.77 2.37 2.77 THIS MONTH Caron and Miss Maureen O’Brien of $ 6 Value Reduced to $4 BUY Montreal. 2 for 7.00 2 for 4.50 2 for 5.00 1.77 $ 7 Value Reduced to $5 Mrs. Edgar Irvine left on Tuesday 3 SHIELD for Nova Scotia, where she will $ 8 Value Reduced to $6 TOOTH PASTE spend the summer months. Mr. $10 Value Reduced to $8 Send away Side Panels and Mrs. Allen of London, Ont., of the boxes have taken up residence in her FREE CREME RINSE WITH EVERY HAIR-DO Get $1.00 Refund home, during her absence. ^on & Maynard Please Call 130 for an Appointment Chez Monique Beauty Salon Wilfred McLeister | Zfor Sfhe Finest In Mens Wear STATIONERY SUBSCRIBE TO THE Main Street ALEXANDRIA SHOPPERS’ NEEDS I Main Street ALEXANDRIA Phone 662 ALEXANDRIA. ONT. ^8S8?S5$S888tS8*S888SSSS8SS8î8SSÎS88SSS8S8S888SSSStSJ8?SS8;s;ïtStSSSSfSeSSÏSSSS8SSSSS88SSS;SS4? 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COMMERCIAL (SPECIAL) call was answered with “items Middle and Lower School Results Legend: First Class Honours, gleaned from the press of work done 90-100%; Second Class Honours, 80- in other branches” and was an-, 89%; Third Class Honours, 70-79%; swered by 20 members. There were At Maxville High School Credit, 60 - 69%. also four visitors present. Minutes of previous meeting were read by Legend: 1st class honours, 75% Comp. I; English Lit. I; History I; First Class Honours — Maclaren, ■ Eugenie. the secretary, Mrs. Lloyd MacLeod. to 100%; 2nd class honours, 60% to Geom. C; Chemistry C; Commercial Treasurer’s report was given by the 74%; 3rd. class honours, 60% to 3; Phy. E. 3. Second Class Honours—Larocque, treasurer, Mrs. George McRae. It 65%; credit, 50% to 59%. McINTYRE, DONALD — English Claudette. was decided not to send anyone to Comp. I; English Lit. I; History I; ! GRADE 12 TO GRADE 13 Third Class Honours — Boisvenue, the Guelph holiday. Geom. 3; Chemistry 3; Commercial Rolande; Gagnler, Rita; Glaude, ' BENTON; ESTHER — English C; Phy. E. C. Plans were made for catering to Comp. 2; English Lit. 2; History 2; Yolande; MacDonald, Shirley; Mac- McINTYRE, JESSIE — English Leod, Billy; MacLeod, Donna; Mc- a wedding reception in July. This Geom. C; Chemistry C; Commer- Comp. 3; English Lit. I; History 2; was followed by reports of the Dis- cial 2; Phy. E. I. Donald, Thelma; Seinen, Sylvia. Geom. C; Chemistry C; Commercial Credit — Theoret, Therese. trict Annual held at Lancaster, BRAY, ALBERT — English Comp. I; Phy. E. 3. given by the delegates, Mrs. A. P. 3; English Lit. 3; History 2; Geom. MUNROE, CHARLES — English McQueen and Mrs. Dan McRae. A C; French C; Chemistry 3; Phy. Comp. I; English Lit. I; History I; short programme on Community E.’s. Geom. 2; French C; Chemistry 3; Dunvegan WI Activities and Public Relations was BRAY, CECILE — English Comp. Phy. E. I. given by Mrs. Francis McLeod. 2; English Lit. I; History C; Geom. RYAN, ALMA — English Comp. 3; June Meeting Current events were given by Mrs. C; French 3; Chemistry C; Com- English Lit. I; History 2; Geom. C; Cameron McLeod. mercial C; Phy. E. 3. French. C; Chemistry 3; Commer- The June meeting of Dunvegan The July meeting will be held in CURRIER, JOAN—English Comp. cial I; Phy. E. I. WI was held on Wednesday, June the school. It was decided to not 26th, at the home of the president, 2; English Lit. C; History C; Geom. SABOURIN, BERNICE — English hold the Grandmother’s Day until C; Chemistry C; Commercial 2; Comp. 2; English Lit. C; History C; Mrs. J. W. Fraser. August., The meeting closed with Phy. E. C. Geom. 3; Sp. French 2; Chemistry The meeting opened with the the National Anthem, after which D’AOUST, ANNETTE — English. C; Commercial 3; Phy. E. 2. Opening Ode and Mary Stewart a social hour was spent. Lunch was ST. JEAN, SUZANNE —‘ English Collect. The motto, “Beauty Breaks served by the hostesses, Mrs. Cam- Comp. I; English Lit. I; History I; eron McLeod, Mrs. Lloyd Nixon and Geom. 2; Sp. French 2; Chemistry Comp. 3; Eng. Lit: C; History C; In Everywhere”, was commented on Mrs. A. F. McQueen. 3; Commercial I; Phy. E. I. Geom. C; Sp. French C; Chemistry by Mi’s. D. D. MacKinnon. The roll 'DESLAURIERS, JACQUELINE — C; Phy. E. C. , English Comp. 2; English Lit. I, TREPANIER, EMILE — English History I; Geom. C; Sp. French 3; Comp. 2; Eng. Lit. I; History I; Chemistry C; Commercial C; Phy. Geom. C; Sp. French C; Chemistry E. 3. C; Phy. E. 2. FERGUSON, SHERRILL — Eng- URQUHART, KEITH — English D. A. FAWTHROP, B. COMM. lish Comp. I; English Lit. 3; History Comp. 2; Eng. Lit. I; History 2; Geom. C; Chemistry 3; Commercial, 2; Geom. C; French C; Latin C; CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Chemistry 2; Phy. E. 3. 2; Phy. E. 3. NIGHT ACTIVITY AT POWERHOUSE — Work- inated and gives some idea of the work activity ing around the clock, construction crews are bqild- there after dark. More than 63% of the concrete FLETCHER, JAMES — English GRADE 11 TO 12 101 SYDNEY STREET Beauchamp, Lorraine, C; Besner, ing the Robert H. Saunders Generating Station. now has been placed on the Ontario Hydro half of Comp. C; English Lit, C; History C; This night scene shows the powerhouse fully illum- the power site. —Ontario Hydro Photo Geom. C; Chemistry C; Commercial Claudette, I; Brabant, Yvonne, 2; CORNWALL ONTARIO C; Phy. E. 2. Campbell, John, 2; Campbell, Jack, FLETCHER, WARNER — English 2; Campbell, Evelyn, 2; Campbell, Mary, I; Gauthier, Fernand, C; TELEPHONE 7833 Comp. C; English Lit. C; History 2; Hunter, Gene, 2; Jensen, Jens, 2; Geom. C; Chemistry C; Commercial Dance Results Alexandria - Glengarry District l-57-tf Jensen, Marie, I; Kippen, Natalie, I; 3; Phy. E. 2. LEGAULT, JACQUELINE— Eng- Lalonde, Rene, 2; Levac, Jacques, 3; MacLeod, Cariipbell, 3; MacLennan, At Maxville Fair High School Promotion List lish Co'mp. C; English Lit. C; Geom. Douglas, 2; Paulin, Claire, I; Rol- C; Sp. French C;: Commercial C; Results of Highland dancing com- (Continued from Page 1) Lise; Deslauriers, Rheal; Poirier, land, Lucy, I; Rowe, Lorraine, C; petitions , at Maxville Fair are as Gaetane. Phy. E. C. Ryan, Colleen, 2; Scott, Hampden, MacKINNON, LESLIE — English follows: GRADE XIIA 2nd Class Honours — Campeau, 3; Scott, Heather, 3; Valley, Vio- Highland fling, novice, eight and ANNUAL REGATTA let, 3. 1st Class Honours — Kastack, Denis; Sauve, Gilles. under, from Glengarry or Stormont David; MacDonald, Patricia; Mc- GRADE 1CB TO GRADE 11 Credit — Borror, Nancy; Bour- AT —Diane Levert, Alexandria; Judy Kinnon, Mary; Sangster, Margaret; cier, Claude; Carrière, Gerald; Aubin, Murielle, C; Carpenter, MacDonald, Green Valley; Nancy Snider, John; Tittley, Francine. Bill, C; Curriere, Lawrence, 2; Gagnier, Clarisse; Gagnier, Lucille; 25-DAY SPECIAL Wheeler, St. Andrews; 2nd Class Honours — Blair, Janet; Menard, Roger; Sauve, Gilberte; Martin, Fleurette, 3; Michaud, An- In this same class, but for con- Dawes, Dorothy; Dorn, Mary; La- LEFAIVRE, ONTARIO nette, 3; Papps, Michael, 3; Preb- Seguin, Pauline; Thibault, Leonard. LOW ROUND-TRIP testants eight and over: Elsie Cayer; framboise, Annette; MacSweyn, GRADE IXB ON THE OTTAWA RIVER — HIGHWAY 17 ble, Ruth, C; Villeneuve, Lily Ann, Beverly Ann Canning, Cornwall; (Kent; McCuaig, Carl; Millar, Mary RAIL FARES 2; Villeneuve, Jacqueline C. Sandra Broadway, Cornwall. I Frances “Newbury, Fay. 1st Class Honours — Irvine, Dor- North of Alfred —- 15 miles west of Hawkesh'ury TO othy; MacMillan, Dianne; Mc- GRADE 10A TO GRADE 11 Open class, fling, eight and under 3rd Class Honours — Gauthier, Benton, Arthur, 3; Blaney, Joan, Donald, Ann; McDonald, Paul; Mc- Eastern QUEBEC r „ . „ „ — Lucille Hodgins, Ottawa; Susan Robert; Goulet, Reynald; Howes, Rae, Wendy; Mitchell, Wanda; I[; Boisvenue, Geo 2; Bradley Shar- ,K Alex2ndria; Dialle Levert. 'LOIS; Samson, Simone; Shepherd, Sunday, July 7 (EAST OF MEG ANTIC—uEvis—CHARNY) Robinson, Douglas. ron, I; Campeau, Wayne, 2; Char- -D,Rhonda. ’ , and the bonneau, Guy, 3; Dorey, Clarence, Sword dance, eight and under 2nd Class Honours—Irvine, Doug- at 2;00’ p.m. MARITIMES 2; Doth, Claude, 2; Doth, Gilles, 2; Lucille Hodgins; Patricia McGillis, Credit — MacPherson, Heather; las; Leroux, Garry; Louth, Charles; Fraser, Donna, 2; Gamble, Donald, Alexandria; Susan Kemp. Sicard, Ruth; Tittley, Marie Claire. Maclaren, Ian; MacLeod, Marilyn; Outboard Races Water Ski Show 2; Gauthier, Madeline, I; Illing- Seann, Triubhas — Lucille Hod- GRADE XIA McCuaig, Glenn; McDonald, Mari- worth, Billy, 2; Ktpperf, Myrna, 3; gins; Patricia McGillis; Barbara 1st Class Honours — Borris, Denis. lyn. Skip Leap, 100 ft. Skiing on Bare Feet Legault, Rachelle, 3; Liddle, Rex, 3; Villeneuve, Alexandria. 2nd Class Honours — Bertrand, 3rd Class Honours — Black, Gor- — with — MacLeod, Melville, I; MacMillan, Highland fling, twelve and under Suzanne; Fraser, William; Laporte, don; MacKinnon, Linda; MacLean, Donald, I; MacBain, Mary, I; Mc- —Mary McDonell, Martintown; Pat Yvette; MacCrimmon, Robert; Mac- Donald Alex.; MacSweyn, Ralph; MARC CLOUTIER, World Champion Dermid, Kent, 3; Munro, Jean, 2; Walsh, Cornwall; Donna Jean Mc- Donald, Helen; MacPherson, Bon- March, Karen. - ■ 5,000-ft. Jump with Relay-Type Parachute Sauve, Albert, 2; St. Jean, André, 3; Donald, Ottawa. nie; Miliar, Marlene; Robinson, Credit — Binkle, Dorothy; Bra- F. B. Villeneuve, I; Pecore, Mildred, Sword dance, 12 and under—Mary Paul; Roussin, Claire zeau, Denise; Kemp, Ronnie; Ken- Ride in an Eight-Passenger Airplane C. McDonell; Pat Walsh; Diane 3rd Class Honours — Bourcier, nedy, Joe; Kerr, Ian; Laframboise, GRADE 9B TO GRADE 10 Currie, Ottawa. Bruno; Deslauriers, Ronald; Frank- Alma; MacCuaig, Coleria; Mac- Boat Rides on the Ottawa River, 80 passengers Enjoy a refreshing sun-filled vacation Arkinstall, Stewart, I; Aube, Eva, Seann Triubhas, 12 and under — lin, William; Macintosh, Lyle; Mc- Donald, Maureen; MacDonald, Wal- “Down East” this year. Inexpensive 2; Belanger, Aline, C; Belanger, Mary McDonèll; Pat Walsh; Kath- holiday fares give you a 25-day Cormick, Rita; McDonell, Peter; lace; MacMillan, Rae; McDonald, limit with stop-overs permitted. Rita, I; Cameron, Maurice, I; erine McDermid. McKeivy, Ralph; Poirier, Lise; St. Gerald; Stimson, Sheila. Campbell, William, C; Cardinal, Irish jig, 12 and under — Mary John, Florence. GRADEIXC Anita, C; Cooper, Joan, C; Daniels, McDonell; Pat Walsh; Beverly Free. Credit — Prieur, Madelyn; Ric- 1st Class Honours — Laporte, Lu- Çoûup ctateâ. James, 3; Gauthier, Jacques, C; Horn pipe, 12 and under — Mary kerd, Robert. Hough, David, I; LaFleur, Roger, C; McDonell; Pat Walsh; Doris Don- cille; Ouimet, Denise; Trottier, GRAND JUNE 17th TO SEPTEMBER 2nd MacEwan, Grace, 2; Mainville, Gaé- nelly, Ottawa. Pupils recommended for Special Dorine. tan, C; Massia, Betty, 3; Pyke, Fling, 16 and under—Joan Cowan, Commercial Course — McDougall, 2nd Class Honours — Brunet, Heather; McKinnon, Elizabeth; Consult any Canadian Pacific Railway agenf Perry, 2; Rowe, Moma, 3; Scott, Vankleek Hill; Sandra Blaine, Ot- Fleurette; Brunet, Pierrette; Poirier, Winston, 3; St. Denis, Agatha, C; tawa; Lois Colbourne, Apple Hill. Prouix, Lorna. Françoise; Sauve, Murielle. St. Pierre, André, 3; Valley, Joyce, Sword dance, 16 and under—Alex- GRADE XIB 3rd Class Honours — Leger, Mar- OHM CELEBRATION andre McDermid; Beverly Kippen; 2nd Class Honours — MacKinnon, C ; Williamson, Jean, C. célle. AT GRADE 9A TO GRADE 10 Sandra Blaine. Lillian; Urqubart, Grace. Credit — Bourgon, Gerald; La- André, Gerald, C; Benton, Mar- Seann Triubhas, 16 and under — 3rd Class Honours — Brazeau, ionde, Pierre; Lanthier, Jerome; I Alexandre McDermid; Beverly Kip- Hughuette; MacGillis, Mary; Mac- Laporte, Michel; Larocque, Dorothy; pen; Sandra Blaine. Leod, Grace. Leduc, Nicole; Lefebvre, Evelyn; Glen Sandfield Credit — Berry, Eisie; Chenier, Irish jig, 16 and under — Beverly Marcoux, Aime; Seguin, Ronald; IN Kippen; Sheila Robinson; Joan Olive; Jeannette, Gilles; Lavigne, Theoret, Roger; Tittley, Laurier. Cowan. Lise; MacDonald, William; Mac- LOST-A Widow's Home... Horn pipe, 16 and under — Joan Donell, Claire; MaoDougall, Francis; GRADEIXD Cowan; Lois Colbourne; Beverly MacLean, Helen Ann; Meloche, 1st Class Honours — Demoulin, KEN McCASKILL’S GROVE . . . because her husband would never face the fact Fleurette; Montpetit, Rita; Osborne, Carolee; Macdonald, Garth; Oost- j Kippen. ing, Klaasje; Sauve, Ann. One Mile West of Brodie Corner that he could die, and he failed to safeguard his i . Darleen; Smith, Andrew; Trottier, garet, 3; Blondin,' Anne-Marie, 3; (Gerald. 2nd Class Honours — Duval, Lu- house with a Sun Life of Canada Mortgage policy. Biondin, Francine,. 3; Buchanan, GRADE XA cienne; Greenspon, Raphael; Prouix, Bobby; St. Pierre, Florence. Be sure that such a fate doesn’t befall your wife. Ronàld, 3; Compeau, Brian, 2; 1st Class Honours — MacDonell, Colbran, Sandra, I; Daniels, Audrey, Eleanor; MacKay, Donald; Perrier, 3rd . Class Honours — McCormick, Why not call me today on this very C; Deruchie, Ronald, C; Fusee, Dianne; Sauve, Harvey; Seguin, Fern; McCuaig, Marilyn; Reid, Bar- FRIDAY, JULY 12 important matter? Doris, I; Gallinger, June, 3; Groves, Paulette; St. Denis, Gisele. bara; St. Pierre, Robert. Bruce, I; Hough, John, I; Levac, | 2nd Class Honours—Dewar, Mary; Credit — Charlebois, Paulette; Parade at 1:30 p.m., DST George, C; MacDonald, Margaret, 2; ! MacCrimmon, Elizabeth; MacDonell, Clavette, Mary; Fraser, Gordon; • LARRY J. McCOSHAM MacDonald, Penny, 2; MacLeod, | Mildred; MacGillivray, Wilma; Kelly, Terry; Kennedy, Catherine; PROGRAMME OF DISTRICT SUPERVISOR James, 2; Manchester, Marilyn, I MacLennan, Marilyn; MacLeod, Larocque, Winnie ; Lavigueur, 162 Pitt Street CORNWALL McDermid, John, C; Munroe, James, Jean; Michel, Margaret; Prouix, Marie; MacDonald, Helen; McDon- SPEECHES and ENTERTAINMENT LAWRENCE J. MacDONALD I; Murray, Marlene, C; Papineau, Gail; Ryan, John; Thompson, Ross. ald, Dianne; Melntee, Patrick; Phone 252 LANCASTER Noefle, 2; Parisien, Carol Ann, C; 3rd Class Honours — MacPhee, Thompson, Isabel; Van Dyke, John. FULL COURSE MEALS TO BE SERVED Quart, Garry, I; Runions, George, Catherine Olive; McCulloch, Ian; NOTE — The Principal will be in C; Scott, Joyce, 2; Scott, Mervin, 2; ’McDonell, Elizabeth; Saucier, Rob- ON THE GROUNDS the office from July 15th to 24th SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Scott, Neil, 2; Scott, Sandra, 2; i ert; Sauve, Gerald. LESLIE ALLEN, JOHN K. MacLEOD, Van Putten, Wilhelmina, C. Credit — Boisvenue, Bernard; from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The school Vankleek Hill, County Master Dalkeith, County Secretary Brown, Joan; Cadieux, Helena; office will be closed from July 1st Chenier, Andree; Lasalle, Catherine; to 13th. MacMillan, Shirley; Ranger, Nicole. GRADE XB 1st Class Honours — Hambleton, Youn • • • Donald; Tkaczenko, John. 2nd Class Honours — Leblanc, Carmen; Lefebvre, Gerald; McDon- 1600 men will be ald, Raymond; McDonell, Andrea. 3rd Class Honours — Barbara, A limited number of vacancies are available to ambitious young Carole; Carrière, Fernand ; Ciarlo, watching you drive men 16 years of age, with a Grade VIII or better education, John; Dumouchel, Richard; Levac, through the Canadian Army Apprentice Plan. Michael; McCuaig, Allan; Osborne, Charles; Sauve, Maurice. If you can qualify you are given a wonderful opportunity to Credit — Black, Beverley; Dupuis, this summer learn a skilled trade . . . and you’re paid to do it. Bernard; MacDonald, Keith; Mac- Alert young men, like yourself, will be your friends, shaping Leod, Donna; Roussin, Donat. Provincial Police Officers—using patrol eventful, interesting careers with you. ,GRADE XC cars, helicopters, motorcycles and radar- Talk it over with your school principal and your parents. Apply 1st Class Honours — Lajoie, Law- will be keeping a watchful eye on Ontario as soon as possible, don’t delay, for applications are processed rence. in order of receipt. Apply to your nearest Canadian Army 2nd Class Honours — Langlois, roads this summer. They aim to protect Recruiting Office or send coupon below and we will arrange Yvon; Latulippe, Jean Maurice. you, the travelling public, by encouraging an interview. 3rd Class Honours—Brunet, Mar- obedience to the highway laws. garet; Cadieux, Rita; Lefebvre, Rheal; Menard, Denise. For your own safety and that of your DAAG Manninc Credit — Belair, Yolande; Borris, neighbours, be careful whenever you drive. ARMY RECRUITING CENTRE, Remi; Cadieux, Janet; Glaude, Mar- Stay within the law and avoid Wallis House, 589 Rideau Street, OTTAW’A, Ontario. guerite; Hay, Heather; Lalonde, Claudette; Lalonde, Lorraine; Le- inconvenience, as well as possible Please contact me. 1 am interested in the Canadian Army Apprentice Plan. febvre, Muriel; Leroux, Charles; prosecution. It will be a more Name...... ', Martin, Laurier; Meloche, Rolande; pleasant summer if you do. Paquette, Roger; Ritchie, Laurier; Address. Seguin, Robert; Theoret, Jean Guy. ATTORNEY GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT • ONTARIO “ . Province. GRADEIXA P-3015 1st Class Honours — Brisebois, j Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, Attorney General Ajc, The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 4th, 1957 Page 7

eron and family. Miss Katherine McPhee, Montreal, Extension Of Time On “Safety” is spending several weeks with her GLEN ROY brother, Frank McPhéé. Mr! and Mrs, John S. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Steve Prokosh and Essay For Secondary School Students family, Montreal, spent the holiday had as guests during the weekend, Since examinations required con- Sister Mary Elizabeth and Sister weekend with relatives here. cehtration at this season of the year, Mary Lorraine of Montreal. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Robert MoDonell, it has been decided to extend the More Informed Farm Mary Janet O’Shea of Montreal; Jamie and Rosalie, motored to La time for the writing of the Safety Mrs. Sylvester McDonald and Passe on Friday. Mr. McDonell re- Essay to July 30th. People Is Sought family, Glen Norman; Miss Mar- turned home on Monday. Mrs. Mc- 1 This essay on “Accidents On the Donell and family will remain with : jorie GirdwoOd and Duncan Mc- Highways and. How To Prevent Ways and means of providing in- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James formation. for, farmers about the Donald, Perth; Ambrose McDonald, Them” is being sponsored by the Ottawa; Ewen McDonald, Prescott. La Bine, for a few weeks. Federation uf Agriculture. activities of farm organizations were Mrs. Hugh Cameron spent the discussed at a recent meeting, cf the Miss Audrey McDonald, who taught : (1). All secondary school students for the past year in Cornwall, is weekend with friènds in Montreal. are eligible. Federation of Agriculture held here. Charlie O’MaUey left on Saturday The directors of the Glengarry home for the summer holidays. , (2) All essays received will be Mrs. Leo Legault and Colleen, of for Camp Ipperwash, where he will submitted for this year only to zone unit of . the Federation of Agricul- attend a seven-week cadet training ture are seriously considering an Vide La Salle, are spending • this lèvèl for first judging. week with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cam- course. (3) Essays to be 500 words or less. experiment in township and conces- Captain A. B. McRae, Toronto, 1 (4) The main, idea behind the sion organization whereby the link and Miss Eliza MCRae of Detroit essay is to develop ways and means between the farmer and the groups visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grant, on Thursday last. visited on Saturday with their aunt, of preventing the terrific slaughter Which serve him would be created. Mrs. J. A.-Kennedy. on the highways. Therefore, it is Ray Hergolt, OFA fieldman, .des- Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McCuaig MT. and Mrs. Duncan McDonell felt that 85 marks should* be given cribed such a plan in detail, calling motored to Montreal on Monday to and family, Montreal, spent the see his sister, Mrs. Wilson, and her for subject matter, five for spelling, it “Machine X”. Further steps are holiday weekend with Lawrence Mc- husband ,and then came back to five for grammar and five tor ap- to be studied after threshing has Donell. NEW CNR LINE — By autumn pearance. been completed. the airport at Dor val, where they Lorraine McDonald and Cynthia of 1957 trains will be running -Essays may be sent to Mrs. John McBain, Lancaster, was met Ralph Casey, who wUl spend a couple of months with them. Davidson, Montreal, spent the week- on a new $3,000,000 spur line Francis McLeod, HR 2, Greenfield, chosen to represent the county fed- end with Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. Ont., Who will forward them to the eration at a Farmstead Improve- McMillan Bros, began sUo-filling being built by Canadian National with their forage harvester, for McDonald. , zone chairwoman for judging; The ment meeting in Cornwall. Miss Loretto Donovan, Montreal, Railways in northern New Bruns- 1 Morlin Campbell, on Monday. best of these in turn will be sent Val. Chisholm chaired the meet- spent a few days with Mrs. Henry wick. Twenty-three nnles long, to Toronto for final judging; ing. What might have proved a more serious accident, happened at the O’Donovan. On Sunday, she had the railway will link the Heath Mr. and Mrs. Vern G. Abemethy, MaxviUe Fair, when little Phyliss Steele base metal lines at Little Cornwall, and on Monday, Mr. and Tomogonops River to. the CNR’s | McMaster was kicked by a horse on -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE- the forehead. The wound required Mrs. Ambrose McMahon and Pete, Montreal - Saint John - Halifax several stitches. She is the daugh Cornwall. main line at Bartibog. Con- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Mc- Mrs. Richard Lunny had as guest* struction has been carried on Master. over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. through the winter months and LOCHIE Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMUlan were Raphael Lunny and famUy, Mont- LAGGAN in Montreal last weekend attending real; Mr. and Mrs. Aurele FUion about 10 miles of the line are and family, Cornwall. ' . now ready for tie and track We are pleased to see that Frank Mrs. Sadie McDonald, Vankleek a wedding. Mr. and Mrs.' NeU J. McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Alex. J. McDonald, laying. Modem Construction Beckingham Is home from the hos- Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Harold McMaster of pital, and hope that he will con- Donald of Ottawa, visited Mr. and visited friends in Vankleek HU1 on Company of Moncton has the Sunday. Montreal, were with Miss Annie Mc- tinue to improve in health. Mrs. James R. Grant, on the holi- Donald over the weekend. contract for the building of the With Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Mc- day. . Mrs. Jessie McSweyn of.McCritn sub-grade, and CNR crews will Phee for the weekend were: Mr. and Quite a. number from here at- mon, called on Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Major and carry out the track-laying work. Mrs. Norman McDougal, Miss San- tended the opening of the Park in R, Grant and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nil, Montreal, are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Joy Roy. Top photo shows big machines dra McDonald, R.N., and the Misses Alexandria on Monday., McLeod, last Friday. chewing through a deep rock-cut Sheila and Mildred McPhee, all of A few farmers have begun haying Our local cheesemaker, Herbert Mrs. J. A. Shago, accompanied by Miss Mary Shago, Cornwall; Mr. near the Heath Steele minesite. Montreal. operations and report the crop light Goodman, reports that the peak of Also at their respective homes for compared with last year. the milk flow is over for the season. Milton McDonald; Brenda and Brian At left is seen construction of a the .Dominion Day weekend were: The heavy rains over the week- Mrs. Dora MacDonell and Miss McDonald, Lancaster, visited on trestle across the East Portage Jack McGillis, Toronto; R, A. Mc- end were welcome throughout this Joan MacSweyn were in Montreal Sunday in Ottawa with Sister M. of River, on thé Bartibog end of the Donald and Jimmy McDonald, To- community, although the wind was on the weekend attending the Mc- St. Franseca. Mrs. John Shago and line. The opening up of the ronto; Misses Shirley and Helen very high. Very little damage was Kinnon wedding. Mrs. MacDonell Jean also went to Ottawa with them Heath Steele ore deposits is one McDonald, Montreal; Miss Mary done, though the Hydro power was went on to Albany to visit her sis- and are spending this week at a of the major mining develop- Chisholm, Ottawa, and Basil Mc- ofi a couple of times. ters and Joan visited with Margaret summer cottage with her sister, Mrs. ments in Canada in recent years. Cormick, Ottawa. Sheldon Grant arrived by motor- Grant the rest of the weekend. Sheila Amisson and family. car from the West on Sunday, where (CNR Photos) Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hartin and Lorraine, Norwood, N.Y., were here he had been oh the pipe-line. Saturday to attend the Traverse- The twilight meeting held at O’Brien' marriage. They remained Denbvan’s at Dalkeith, had a record for the weekend with her parents, attendance. BEAT THIS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGillis. R. O. McDuff visited his sister, PICNIC GROVE Mr. and Mrs. George Layland of Mrs. Riley of Vankleek Hill, last AUCTION SALE Cornwall; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth week. We are sorry she is not en- Douglas McCallum and two chil- MacQueen, Ottawa, and Ewen Mac- joying the best of health. ■ Baler Twine LIVESTOCK and STANDING HAY dren, and Jack Ward of Dorion, Phee, Montreal, spent the weekend A. R. McLeod and his daughter, Lot 29 - 6 Concession, Lancaster Que., were visitors with the former’s with Mr. and Mis. A. W. MaePhee. Mrs. J. J. McCrimmon, and Arthur, TOP QUALITY LOWEST PRICES parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. MacMillan of McCrimmon, called on friends Callum, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. and children spent the weekend with here on Tuesday. THURSDAY; JULY 11th, 1957 McPherson. They also had Mr. Mc- friends at Piedmont, Que. Miss Margaret Grant and her HARVEST BRAND *6.75 K* Donald and sister of Vankleek Hill, —o friend, Miss Joyce Goff, of Montreal, 1 mile north of Pine Hill Cheese Factory recently. spent the weekend with the for- 1% miles north-west of North Lancaster Dr. Russell Craig, Mrs. Craig and mer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James CO-OP BRAND *7.85 IS* R. Grant, starting at 1:00 p.m. Charlie of Toronto, spent the week- SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON 5 OR MORE end with'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. DALKEITH Miss Annabel McMaster, R.N., of 14 heavy producing high grade milch cows — 3 to freshen in October; Ross Fraser. Robert returned home Ottawa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henri Ethier and heavy brood sow, due to farrow September 1st; 5 new 8-gallon milk cans, with them oh Sunday. Gregor McMaster, leaves for Regina, ♦ children of Beltsville, Maryland, ar- Sask., by plane this week to see her new milk palls and strainer; about 7 tons of wire-baled straw; Visitors with Mrs. Geo. Foumey and family recently were Mrs. Eldon rived Saturday to spend a couple of sister, Mrs. Al. Longmore, and Dr. 45 acres of good standing hay. pioumey. Sombra; Mrs. William weeks’ holidays with the Ethier Longmore. TERMS — $20 and under, cash; over that amonnt, 3 months’ credit upon Foumey* London, and daughter, family. Glengarry Farmers’ Co-op furnishing approved joint notes bearing interest at 3%. 2% oft for May, and friend, Jas. Carswell, and Miss Flora Ann MacDonald, nurse; (Intended for Lost Issue) Mill Square ALEXANDRIA Phone 34? cash. John Pourney, Sr., Cornwall. of Detroit, is spending some time The many friends of Dougald Mc- with her mother, Mrs. A. W. R. ALLEN LEONARD MacDONELL, Prop., Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thompson Millan were sorry to hear of his SEE US FIRST BEFORE YOU BUY MacDonald, who has not been too ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. RR 2, Green Valley, Out. and family were Sunday gueste of serious illness which necessitated his well recently, we are sorry to hear. Phone 105-J-5, Alexandria. MT. and Mrs. E. L. McNaughton and removal to Cornwall General Hos- family. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. K. McLeod pital. Lloyd McLeod and Malcolm Miss Bessie McCulloch, Montreal, have had their .son, Raymond, of Grant were in to see him on Sun- spent the weekend with Mr. and Montreal, spending his holidays with day, and he is still in serious con- Mrs. Geo. McCallum and Rae. them the past week or so. dition. Guests of Mr. and. Mrs. John R. Miss Hattie McLeod is now. oc- Another patient in the Cornwall Foumey on Sunday were: Mr. and cupying her home in the village, General Hospital is little Ross Mc- CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL Mrs. Clifford McRae and girls of after being in Montreal since last Master, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith NOW AT CARLOAD | PRICES Avonmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Ian autumn. McMaster, who had to be rushed in FOR SALE McPherson, Montreal. Miss Dianne Perrier is spending as he hod difficulty in breathing. Mrs. Mamie Wightman, Montreal, some time with relatives in Mont- He was placed in an oxygen tent All Kinds of Lumber and Fixtures is spending her holidays with Mr. real. and is making a good recovery. and Mrs. Jas. Wightman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fisher of Plumbing — Electrical Fixtures — Doors — Windows son, Walter, of Lachine, spent the GUARANTEED Mrs, Jack McPherson, Montreal, MaxviUe, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ten-Test — Gyproc — Masonite is the guest of Mrs. Geo. Foumey weekend and Dominion Day with Morlin Campbell, Sunday evening. McCORMICK at her summer home, Eaèt Front. relatives here and at Spring Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod Asphalt and Asbestos Shingles — Big Furnace (Boiler) 200 h.p. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fraser spent spent a day in Cornwall the first of Building 40/xl20/, 11 ft. Ugh. Built without supporting posts Sunday with relatives in Winchester. lost week. Miss Isabel Hall spent a week’s Quite a number from this vicinity NOW is the time to purchase, while the stock lasts TWINE holiday at her home here this past APPLE HILL took in the MaxviUe Fair and re- week. port it the best yet. FOR A REASONABLE PRICE gU Mrs. Battle and two sons, Ross D. J. McMaster was in Toronto and Robert, of Lachute, Que., spent last week attending a meeting of the CAN. BE SEEN AT PENDLETON AIRPORT Hog Producers’ Marketing Board. last week with her parents, Mr. and Contact R. LAFOREST, Plantagenet, Ont. Phnoe 61 BUY AT THIS SIGN Mrs. Robert Sloan. Hugh A. McIntosh of Dunvegan, KIRK HILL Mrs. Robertson McRae, Ottawa; and his grand-nephew, Robert Mc- Intosh of Oarleton Place, were The annual district Orange Serv- spent the weekend with Mrs. Reta ice will be held in St. Columba Colboume and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chinch, Kirk Hill, Sunday evening, Colboume. July 7th, at 8 o’clock. Mr. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. John Neville and McKenzie, student minister, will little daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. have charge of the service. James McLeod, Montreal, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMillan and three sons. Mrs. Paul Obrycki of Montreal, TOCTON BOUND? FREE Oppflkrewn/sl spent Wednesday with her brother ACCOUNT BOOK and wife, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Mc- When you order your Intyre; supply of McCormick j \A M OUR Mrs. Bernard Lynch and two Don’t risk spoiling your vacation! Let Twine, daughters of Morrisburg, arè spend- ing a few holidays at the home of us check your tires before you leave. If , WANT her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. you need repairs, we can do a quality Written Guarantee Benton. Mrs. Alex. L. McDeitnid spent the jofc in a hurry. We use only Goodyear in every BALE \AD5 weekend in Montreal. factory-approved methods and mater- ials—your guarantee of satisfaction. If Full length - Full strength - Full value you need new tires, we sell Goodyear, Hie dealers below bought McCormick made-in- Canada Twine in car- the recognized leader. Complete range load Quantity, at carload price—am/ are passing the BIG SAVINGS on to you. Vçu get the world’s best twine at the best price—and a fine Farm ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUCTION of prices. All sizes. No waiting—new Account Book FREE, if you order now from: Held every Wednesday tires mounted free. McDONALD & MCDONALD, St. Andrew’s, Ont. GLENGARRY MOTOR SALES, Alexandria, Ont. at Alexandria — starting ot 7.30 p.m. cm ELIE DAVID - - - - • Alexandria, Ont. We will pick up cattle for our sale at $1.00 per bead over any reasonable distance WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION International Harvester Company of .Canada Limited, Hamilton, Ontario All bogs between 180 and 220 lbs. sold are tattooed with Government Grade S. TOURANGEAU, Prop. ALEXANDRIA — ONTARIO r 3 Telephone 14-B-4 OMER POIRIER SUBSCRIBE TO “THE GLENGARRY NEWS” Page 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 4th, 1957

Notice To Creditors In the matter of the Estate of Marked Golden Catherine Ann MacLeod, late of the Village of Maxville in the County of Glengarry, spinster, de- Wedding Date ceased. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Morrison of All persons having claims against Peveril, Que., in the Ste Justine CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES the estate of Catherine Ann Mac- Leod, spinster, deceased, who died area, were “At Home” to family and HDU) BOUT THBT By IUILLV & RALPH on or about the 17th day of April, friends, Saturday, June 8th, on the For Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.: 50. cents tor thirty words or less 1957, are hereby notified to send in occasion of their golden wedding 2 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. to the undersigned solicitors, on or date. The afternoon was enjoyably WHAT A PISAPPONTMENT / a LIKEP THIS SWEATER Births, Deaths: No Charge. Chords of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- ÏTHE FlEABRAINS GOT before the 15th day of July, 1957, spent in the singing of songs in oriam: Minimum, 75 cents, ro cents per line of verse. Public HOLP OF A MAIL" -THE VASE THAT LOOKEP SO, WHEN I ORPEREP IT full particulars of their claims, and Gaelic and English, and bagpipe after that date the estate will be music. Notices: 12 cents per line, first insertion; 8 cents per line subse- ORPEf? CATALOG.SOME- 600P IN THE CATALOG,- IS TWO MONTHS AGO, BUT distributed having regard only to quent insertions, 10 cents extra if not paid in advance; 25 cents Although, in failing health for the WHERE, ANP NOW A MUCH PIFFERENT COLOR/ ] IT POESN'T SEEM the claims of which notice shall then past few years, Mr.. Morrison thor- extra if Box No. used. Classified Display: $1.00 per column inch. 1 have been received. THEVVE OPENEP THE ANP HOW CAN I GLUE ALL iST/LISH ANYMORE -F oughly enjoyed the day and both DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, he and Mrs. Morrison participated Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than noon PACKAGE OF "AWFUL THESE BROKEN PIECES this 14th day of June, 1957. in the Gaelic singing.. He is the Thursday, to appear in current week’s columns. MACDONELL & MACDONALD, last surviving member of a family TRUTH" Solicitors for the Administrator, Robert J. MacLeod, of seven. Five generations have re- Alexandria, Ontario. 25-3c sided on the family farm at Peveril. 1—Coming Events 7—Cards of Thanks Mrs. Morrison is a daughter of (Continued) Notice To Creditors the late Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mc- The Vancouver Glengarry Society’s Cosham of Peveril, and the couple annual Basket Picnic will be held CASS—To our many friends, neigh- And Others were married in Montreal, June 4th, at Second Beach, Stanley Park, on bors and relatives, we wish to con- In the matter of the Estate of 1907. July 20th, at 2 p.m. Tea and vey our sincere gratitude for their Jessie MacLean, late of the Village coffee will be provided. 26-Sc many acts of kindness, messages of Maxville, in the County of of sjunpathy and beautiful floral Glengarry, widow, deceased. Wedding Reception, honoring Philip offerings, especially thanking TAKE NOTICE that all persons Died In Hamilton MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pastor Montpetit of Calvary Bap- having any claims against the Valentine MacDonald, Munroe’s tist Church, Cornwall; choir of Estate of Jessie MacLean, late of Miss Catherine McMillan died in Mills, and his bride, Alexander St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, the Village of Maxville, in the the Nora Francis, Hospital, Hamil- Hall, Friday, July 12th. Every- Maxville; Mr. and Mrs. Edward County of Glengarry, widow, de- ton, following à short illness. body welcome. 27-lp Hunter, Mi-, and Mrs. Wm. Spratt ceased, who died on or about the Miss McMillan was bom in Kirk- and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blaney. 19th day of April, 1957, are hereby land Lake, Ont., 19 years ago, the There will be a Wedding Reception, We will always cherish the kind required to send full particulars, of only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank tributes shown to our dearly be- their claims to the undersigned loved daughter and sister, Jemima J. McMillan. She was graduated Travers, nee Betty O’Brien, on Solicitors for the Executors, on or from the Cathedral High School for Friday, July 5th, in the Alexander Olive Cass, who passed away sud- before the 24th day of July, A.D. Hall, Alexandria. Everybody wel- denly on June 23rd, 1957. 1957, after which date the Estate Girls last year. Upon leaving,school come. - 27-lp —Mrs. John E. Cass, Mr. and Mrs. shall be distributed, having regard she was. employed by the Canadian J. Edgar Cass, Mr. and Mrs. only to such claims as shall then Bank of Commerce, King and Wel- Reception for Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Gralton Macphersoh, Maxville. lington streets. Latterly, she was 27-lc have been received. McMaster, in honor of their 25th MILLIGAN & MACDONALD, employed by the Unemployment In- anniversary. McCrimmon Hall, 122 Sydney Street, surance Commission. She was a July 12th. Everyone welcome. 8—In Memoriam Cornwall, Ontario, member of the Regis Club. ' 27-lp Solicitors for the Executors. Solemn Requiem Mass was cele- BILMER — In loving memory of 26-3c brated by the Right Rev. J. A. our dear son, Alexander Lloyd, 2—Births 9—Personal 15—Farm Produce 38—Help Wanted Male O’Brien. Deacon of the Mass was who was killed July 6th, 1954. Notice To Creditors the Rev. K. Sheridan, sub-deacon GUINDON — At Vancouver, B.C., God knows how much we miss him. Donald A. Macdonald, Q.C., who has 65 acres of standing hay. Apply to TOWN of ALEXANDRIA In the estate of John Archie Mac- was the Rev. M.' Siillivan. Rev. J. June 16th, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Never Shall his memory fade; been away from the office for Donald, late ’Of the Township of B. Ryan was present in the Sanctu- Loving thoughts shall ever wander Mrs. Osie St. Denis, R.R. 2, Green- (Bert Guindon (nee Theresa Mc- some five months following a field; Tel. Maxville 158-J-13. VOLUNTEER Kenyon in the County of Glen- ary as were the Revs. F. A. Mattice, i Intee), a daughter, Jo Ann. To the spot where he is laid. stroke, is now permitted to work garry, farmer, deceased. —Always remembered by 26-2p K. Kennedy and J. MacNamara. two hours'a day. He will be in his FIREMEN All persons having claims against MaçDONALD — On Saturday, June Mom and Dad, office, formerly occupied by 100 acres of standing hay, 20 Al- The funeral was from the P. X. Dunvegan, Ont. 27-lc The Alexandria Volunteer the estate of John Archie Mac- Dermody Funeral Home to the 29th, 1957, at Hotel Dieu, Corn- Gormley’s Grocery, each afternoon falfa, rest mixed, good quality. Donald, who died on or about the wall, to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mac- from 2 to 4 o’clock, providing the Apply to Henri Seguin, Ï5-lst Fire Brigade Sacred Heart Church, where a guard BILMER — In loving memory of 6th day of April, 1957, are hereby Donald of Lancaster, a son. weather is favorable. Anyone Lochiel, Glen Robertson. 27-lp require t%vo (2) men notifièd to send in to the under- of honour was formed by members Alexander Lloyd Bilmer, who was -wishing to make an appointment, of the Regis Club. MCDONALD—At St. Joseph’s Hos- killed July 6th, 1954. 40 to 50 acres standing hay on farm Applications will be received signed Solicitors, on or before the starting Monday, may contact Mr. by the undersigned until 22nd. day of July, 1957, full par- Burial was in the Holy Sepulchre pital, Brantford, Ont., on Sunday, The very echo of his voice, Macdonald at his home, St. at Green Valley, in fields close to cemetery. Graveside prayers were June 23rd, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. road. Apply to J. Basevitz, Mar- noon, D.S.T., ticulars of their claims, and after The supshine of his smile, -George St., by ’phoning No. 138, that date the estate will be dis- said by the Right Rev. J. A. Lloyd McDonald (nee Lorraine The little things he said and did Alexandria. tintown. Tel. Martintown 55. Richardson) of Britannia Bay, 27-2c Tuesday, July 9th, 1957 tributed having regard only to the O’Brien. Are with us all the wljile. claims ,of which notice shall then Surviving Miss McMillan are her Ont., a daughter, Debra Marie. They say time heals all sorrow SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! GAIN 5, Application forms may be 20 acres of standing hay. Apply to have been received. parents and brother, Douglas. O’BRIEN — To Mr. and Mrs. J. And helps us to forget; 10, 15 lbs. New pep, too. Try obtained at the Town Office. DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, But time, sô far, has only proved famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for Robert Doherty, “Sunny Acres”, Bernard O’Brien, Toronto (nee double results; new health flesh; Greenfield. 27-2p this 21st day of June, AD. 1957. Anne McIntosh), on June 22nd, How muce we miss him yet. P. A. CHARLEBOIS MACDONELL & MACDONALD, kSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSJSSSSSSSSSSSJSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSI —Ever remembered by his wife, new vigor. Ostrex also improves Clerk - Treasurer a son. poor appetite due to lack of iron. 16—Poultry — Livestock Barristers, etc., Kay, and family, TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers, THAÜVETTE — At Cornwall Gen- Apple Hill. 27-lp “Get-acquainted” size only 60c. At all druggists. Alexandria, Ontario, eral Hospital, July 3rd, 1957, to ARNOLD FARMS LTD. 38—Help Wanted — Male iSolicitors for the Executor, Mr. and Mrs. Roland (Joe) Thau- MacLEOD — In loving memory of CAR BUYERS GRENVILLE, QUE. Donald McDonald. vette (nee Evelyn i Blanchard) of a dear mother and grandmother, Better than average income for man 26-3c Cornwall, a son. who passed away July 10th, 1956. ATTENTION WORK HORSES FOR SALE who Is ambitious and willing to FILMS —Flora, Cecil and Isabelle —For complete insurance coverage Receiving regular shipments of learn. You can enjoy independ- WOOD — At Alexandria, Sunday, Johnston. GOOD FARM HORSES ence and high income selling es- June 30th, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. and low ebst financing, see me be- Notice To Creditors Buy Them Here Metcalfe, Ont. 27-lc fore you buy your new Car or Truck from Western Ontario. All types tablished and nationally adver- In the matter of the Estate of John John Wood (nee Theresa Massia), and' sizes for sale. tised Watkins products in a near- a daughter, Judy. McLÈOD — lo-loving memory of a or late model Used Car. This mod- by rural locality. Field training Dougald McDonald, late of the dear mother and grandmother, ern, low cost insurance and finance Top prices paid for all horses for supplied. No investment neces- Township of Kenyon in the 3—Engagements Mrs. Fred McLeod, who passed plan available for either dealer or slaughter. Also crippled or dead sary. For interview with Com- County of Glengarry, farmer, de- away July 10th, 1956. private sales. RAYMOND ROCHON, animals picked up for rendering pany representative, write today, ceased. LEAVE THEM HERE All persons having claims against MCDOUGALL - MACDONALD — Though a year has swiftly sped Alexandria. Phone 220. 1-tf purposes. The J. R. Watkins Company, 350 TO BE -Since God called you to your rest. Piytime—iphpne Hawkesbury St. Roch St., Montreal, Que. the estate of JOHN DOUGALD Mr. and Mrs, C. J. McDougall of MCDONALD, farmer, deceased, who Cornwall, announce the engage- Though you are not here to greet ùs, 12—Articles For Sale MElrose 22124 or 22126 27-4c DEVELOPED ment of their eldest daughter, In our hearts love keeps you near. died on or about the 26th day of at night or Sunday April, 1957, are hereby notified to Catherine, to Ambrose Alexander —Lovingly remembered by 8-foot electric frig, showcase; 30-lb. MElrose 23165 or 23816 41—Salesmen Wanted Macdonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Jessie, Connie and send in to the undersigned solicitors graduated scales; 25-1-b. platform 1-57-tf Get the facts. Let us show you how on or before the 22nd day of July, John S. Macdonald, of Glen Roy. Douglas. scales; also a Hobart coffee The marriage will take place on we have helped others to become 1957, full particulars of their claims, R.R. 2, Manotick, Ont. grinder. AH in perfect condition. 17—Baby Chicks financially independent selling and after that date the estate will be Fast Service July 13th, in St. Columban’s No reasonable offer refused. Apply Church, Cornwall. McLEOD — In loving memory of a Rawleigh Products. Good locality distributed having regard only to to Earl Leroux, ’phone 182, Alex- Hillside Hatchery can give a wide now available in Glengarry the claims of which notice shall dear wife and mother, Mrs. Fred andria. 23-tf WATT - TETT — Mr. and Mrs. J. McLeod, who passed away July choice in chicks and pullets, all County. Write Rawleigh’s Dept. have been received. ages. Also have White Rock day- DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, C. Watt, Lancaster, announce the 10th, 1956. Oil furnace, Coleman 888 floor type. G-113-911, 4005 Richelieu, Mont- engagement of their eldest daugh- old chicks, Pilch first generation. real! Que. 27-lc this 21st day of June, A.D. 1957. Pond memory keeps ever fresh Good «ondition. C. Easun, Max- And Ames dayold pullets. Prompt ter, Margaret Alison, to William Thy loving face and patient smile; ville, Ont. 27-lp MACDONELL & MACDONALD, McLEISTER’S Tett, son of Mr. Edmund Tett of shipment. Ask us for full in- 42—Agents Wanted From your customed place we miss formation. Raymond Lalonde, Solicitors for the Administrator, REXALL DRUG STORE Newboro. The marriage will take you. A three-quarter bed, complete with Alexandria, Ont. 26-3c place in St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Glen Robertson. AGENTS wanted to sell high quality Phone 21 Alexandria Our thoughts are with you all the spring-filled mattress, like new; a products at low price. Excellent Church, South Lancaster, on July while. fire place; 2 vanity tables with 27th, at 2 pm. mirror; one 48" new foam mat- 29—For Rent—Miscellaneous commission. Do not miss this —-Fondly remembered by husband money making proposition. Open- tress; large quantity of gallon jars Three-room downstairs apartment • and son Donald. for pickling. Apply to Mrs. Leo ings in: Alexandria, Lancaster, GREEN VALLEY 7—Cards of Thanks to rent on Linsley St. $15 a Maxville, Summerstown. Informa- 9—Personal Lajoie, Green Valley. Tel. Alex- month. Apply to Alphonse La- tion: Dept. T, Section C, 1600 De- MCDONALD — We wish to thank andria 60-W-4. 27-lc Rev. Mother Mary Janet Stewart, vigne. Tel. Alexandria 480. lorimier, Montreal, Que. 27-4c Ursuline Convent, Edmonton, was our many friends and neighbors Highland Games Postcards in na- 27-lp for their kindness and generosity 1-ton Ford truck, stake rack, good home for a short visit with her tural colours. These cards retail tires, good running condition. 45—Notices WELDING shown us‘on oui- departure from at 5c each. Good profit for store- mother, Mrs. Allan MacDonell and . the Sixth. of Kenyon. Their Apply to J. Basevitz, Martintown. FOR RENT family on her way to summer school keepers. Also views of Mounted Tel. Martintown 55. 27-2C For Sale By Tender A SPECIALTY thoughtfulness will never be for- Police and Seaway V-alley. Do- STORE and FIXTURES at Laval University, Que. gotten. minion of Canada Folders. For Baby carriage, in good condition. The former S.S. No. 21, Stewart’s Miss Betty MacDonell left on — AT — —A. A. McDonald prices and samples write to Bryan Apply to Lalonde’s Ladies’ Wear, COMPLETE Glen School House, now in Kenyon Monday for Toronto, where She will Margaret McDonald. News Agency, 306 Eleventh Street ’phone 568, Alexandria. 27-lc School Area. attend Toronto Normal School. R.R. 2, Greenfield. ' 27-lp West, Cornwall, Ontario. 25-3c Immediate Possession Building must be removed from property. Guests over the weekend with Mr. One John Deere 14-T twine baler, APPLY and Mrs. Mervyn MacDonald were power take-off, used one season. Tenders close July 9th, and may Lochiel Garage $300 off list price. Apply to Smith D. E. MARKSON be sent to— Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Tibbals of Oak- Sales & Service. Phone 86, Max- P.O. Box 53 DONALD C. MCINTOSH, ville, and Mr. and Mrs. Rene Seguin ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS ville. 27-lc Phone 222 Alexandria Secretary-Treasurer, of St. Zotique. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL RJR. I, Maxville, Ont. On Friday, Miss Mae MacDonell 7-ft. Ferguson, mounted mowing 31—Wanted — Miscellaneous 26-2c of Williamstown, and her brother ♦ machine, in perfect condition. Ewan MacDonell of Edmonton, A* Fits any 3-point, hitch tractor. All kinds live poultry wanted. Write 46—Legal visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cormic Call 47 Apply to John J. McBain, Lan- DIRECTORY or phone us and we will send our MacDonell and Mrs. Allan J. Mac- if you want to go to heaven caster, Ont. 27-lc buyer. S. Laporte, Alexandria, Notice To Creditors Donell. If we can’t pull you, ’phone 25. 27-tf In the matter of the Estate of John Belanger stove, in perfect condition, Miss Catherine Blair .and Mrs. we’ll push you nickel trimmed, will suit farmer or J. MacMillan, late of the Town MacDonald of Montreal, spent the INSURANCE Deadstock removed from your farm ship of Lochiel in the County of Accountants and Auditors big house. Tel. 329-J-14, or apply promptly for sanitary disposal. weekend with Mrs. John P. Mac- Walter Trottier, Glen Robertson, Glengarry, farmer. $2.00 service charge for each call. All persons having claims against Donald and family. INSURANCE Ottawa, Cornwall, Kingston after 6 p.m. 27-2p Miss Flora MacDonell of Mont- Brockville Telephone collect: Lancaster 229, the estate of John J. MacMillan, Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- Massey binder, in good condition, Cornwall 3730. St. Lawrence farmer, deceased, who died on or real, is visiting with her brother, mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- MacLeod, Comrie & Company five-foot cut. Dan McLeod, R.R. Rendering Company Limited. about the 10th day of June, A.D. Duncan S. MacDonell. LIONEL OUIMET niture, Theft, Wind and Farm Certified Public Accountants 1, Dalkeith. Tel. Lochiel 5-R-12. 57-p 1957, are hereby notified to send in Mr. and Mrs. Roddy MacDonell Buildings. 27-2p to the undersigned solicitors on or and George MacDonell of Montreal, Phone 47 — Lochiel Licensed Municipal Auditors before the 18th day of July, 1957 were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bemie 1 '?J'' ^ 33—Apartments—Flats To Let DONALD A. MacLEOD 1951 CIIEV. 34-TON full particulars of their claims, and MacDonell over the weekend. " ~ MORRIS BROS. Licensed Trustee in Bankruptcy Comfortable apartment on Peel St. after that date the estate will be Phone 33 Alexandria PICK-UP EXPRESS Apply to Irene Ouelette, ’phone distributed having regard only to 1-57-tf CORNWALL OTTAWA Excellent Condition 492-R; if no answer, call Lochiel the claims of which notice shall 338 Second St., W. 27 Merritt Ave. then have been received. Heater and Defroster 26-R-32. 26-tf v EXCEPTIONAL PART-TIME BARRISTERS Tel. 3400 Tel. 2-4123 DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, 1-56-tf APPLY Four-room apartment to let, with this 18th day of June, A.D. 1957. U OPPORTUNITY MILLIGAN & MacffiONALD large bathroom. Immediate oc- MACDONELL & MACDONALD, MORROW MOTOR SALES cupancy. Apply to Mrs. Armand Alexandria, Ontario, THIS AREA Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries BERNARD CARDINAL, B.A. Phone 16 Lacombe, ’phone 475, Alexandria, Solicitors for the Executrix. R. P. Milligan, Q.C. • COMPTABLE LICENCIE MAXVILLE, ONTARIO 26-2p 25-3c MANAGER WANTED D. J. MacDonald, B.A. 27-lc A cash income of $5,000.00 up to $10,000.00 per year is possible for a 22 Licensed Public Accountant l Sydney Street reliable person who could manage and operate a sensational business. - CORNWALL, ONT. — PHONE 2775 717 Second Street, East, Cornwall 14—Autos For Sale No selling or soliciting involved. No past experience required as ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: Telephone 5572 1951 Ford, low mileage; could be instructions £Wid datails are furnished by Company. Insurance Bldg., Main St. Noath Alexandria — Tel. 174 financed. Telephone 190, Alex- To be eligible for this position you must have: Thursday of each week—9-5 andria. 27-lc 1-57-tf Use- 1. Good character and references. 26-56-if 2. Approx. 10 hours spare time per month and ALEXANDRIA able to start immediately. OPTOMETRIST 3. A capital of $860.00 to invest. (Investment is IRON & METAL fulfy secure). S. Joseph Kromek, R.O. For RESULTS Use News Want-Ads HOURS • • If you possess the necessary qualifications, the amount required and 9 a.nu to 12 noon — 1 p.m. to 5 pm. We buy all kinds of Scrap. want a personal interview and if interested in obtaining the manager- 17, WÈÏN ST. W., HAWKESBURY • • -for Quick Results ship in your area, write giving your description, details and telephone Telephoae ME 2-2061 “NEWS” WANT ADS W. MORRIS, Manager. number to BOX C, Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont. S7-p Phone: Lochiel li-R-13