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VOL. LXIII—No. 20 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 20th, 1954 SINGLE COPY 7c Mayor Simon Heads Heavy Loss As Alexandria Sash & Door Co. Planning Board Hennery Razed Starts New Line Of Products The Alexandria district planning board held its organizational meet- Seventy-five hundred potential ing last night when Mayor George broilers were lost in a fire which Expects To Double Staff To 35 Simon was elected chairman; R. J. destroyed the big hennery of Gilles If Promised Orders For New Product Graham, vice-chairman, and Alphee Carrière, the Gore, Lochiel, shortly Mercure, secretary. The slate will after noon, Tuesday. The loss was Are Secured — We Visit The Cholette Plant now go to Queen’s Park for ap- particularly heavy as 1,50.0 of the proval, after which it is expected a chicks were ready for market and While Alexandrians have been seeking in vain for new industries, representative of the department another 1,000 hid been received at •one of the native variety has been growing slowly and steadily through will come here to aid in setting up the plant only that morning. the years and now is ready for marked expansion. the planning area. The fire is believed to have oc- Rolland Cholette’s Alexandria Sash & Door Company last week Present at the meeting were Reeve curred as a direct result of that started production of a new line, interior doors, in the fine new factory Allan Vallance and R. J. Graham, latter fact. Mr. Carrière had re- ibuilding added last year. And there is promise that this new product will representing Kenyon; Reeve J. W. portedly started a fife in his coal .provide many more job op^pings fon- MacLeod and Clifford Campbell, brooder stove that morning in order local men. Name A Door Dalkeith, representing Lochiel; to warm the house for the new An order for 300 doors already has Mayor George Simon, Councillors chicks. It is thqught the fire orig- resulted from a showing of first And Win One Lloyd McHugh and George Le- inated from the brooder stove. samples and Mr. Cholette is ex- febvre, Dr. D. D. McIntosh and Mr. Carrière was working a field pecting further orders for 6,200 Alphee Mercure, representing Alex- about one mile from home when the more which may be forthcoming in Alexandria Sash & Door Co. is andria. fire was discovered about 1 p.m. another week. While a representa- seeking a name for its new line of o Mrs. Aldema Lefebvre, a neighbor, interior doors and .is asking for sug- tive of this paper was' inspecting the - turned in the alarm and the Glen mew product, Tuesday, there was an- gestions from the public. Mr . Mutuals Gain Robertson volunteer brigade rushed other bite from Montreal. A po- Cholette visualizes a label on each to the scene with its three foam door leaving the plant that will be tential buyer from that city made extinguishers. A strong breeze blow- arrangements to visit the plant this distinctive and will at the same Tax|Exemption ing away from other buildings time bring Alexandria (or Glen- "week. helped prevent spread of the blaze. garry) publicity. The plant now employs 17 and Exemption from corporation in- The three-storey building had a If your idea is selected, your prize come tax of the surpluses of all capacity of ilO.OOO birds and the loss has a weekly payroll of more than will be one of the new doors. A Macdonald Chosen New Head of Williamstown High. $500. Mr. Cholette expects to have mutual fire insurance companies is estimated well in excels of 35 on the payroll within another was announced in the Commons $10,000. six weeks if the expected orders for Tuesday by Finance Minister Child Fatally Abbott. Family Grows By New Principal Of Williamstown | his new interior door are received. Legion Men At He has plans, too, for building It was being done on amendment 4 In 11 Months two dry kilns this fall and they will Injured By Car to a budget resolution, ai? a result, High Comes Well Qualified For Post he so aligned with the present fac- Funeral J.W. Jacques the Finance Minister said, of repre- The second set of twins in ex- tory as eventually to permit of its sentations from members of Parlia- A 5%-year-old boy returning actly 11 months has been born The 40-year-old head of the Eng- . expansion to a building 225 feet in ment from all parts of the country. Members of district Legion home from a walk with his grand- to Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Pigeon Awarded Prize In lish department at St. Catharines. length. There is plenty of room for It will be recalled that in present- branches were in attendance, Wed- father and two older brothers, died of Ottawa. Mrs. Pigeon is the Collegiate Institute and Vocational expansion, the company now own- ing the budget, Finance Minister nesday, at the funeral of Joseph after he was struck by a car on former Marguerite Cardinal of English On Graduation School has been picked from 42 ing .24 lots in an area fronting on Abbott declared his intention to William Jacques, held from his late St. Andrew’s Road Monday night. Alexandria. candidates to be principal of the. Lochiel street and running back to- make taxable the surpluses of Mu- home at Apple Hill to St. Anthony’s Gerald Leduc, a son of Mr. and The boy and girl arrived Mon- Ralph V. MacMillan was among new Williamstown High School. Hes wards Peel. tual Fire Insurance Companies. Church and cemetery. The funeral Mrs. Albert Leduc, 4 Thirteenth day, May 17th, at Ottawa Gen- district students completing final is C. Evan Macdonald, B.A. Mr. Cholette started his lumber Directors of the Glengarry Mutual was under auspices of Glengarry street, Cornwall, died from a severe eral Hospital, to bring Mr. and examinations at the Ontario Agri- Announcement of Mr. Mac- and building materials business nine actively protested such a move as Branch, No. 312, Apple Hill, which skull fracture shortly after admis- Mrs. Pigeon’s young family to cultural College, Guelph. A son of donald’s appointment has been jears ago in the building on Bishop did this paper editorially. Raymond Mr. Jacques had been instrumental sion to Hotel Dieu Hospital. eight, the oldest of whom is Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MacMillan, made by Wilfred McDonald, chair- street south which now serves as Bruneau, M.P., Glengarry-Prescott, in organizing and of which he was Police said the youngster was eight years old. The couple’s Lochiel, Ralph took second class man of the school board. The office and store for an expanded took up the matter in his address charter president. struck by a car driven by Clifford first twins were born on June honors in his exams and was new principal plans to be in Wil- fine of hardware, paints and all in the budget debate. His protest The death of Mr. Jacques on Ross, 40, of Martintown. 17th, 1953. awarded the Bruce Thomson prize liamstown early in June to set up types of building materials. Mould- Monday, May 17 th, followed a and the protests of other M.P.’s re- the organization for the new $400,- ings were turned in a small plant Young Leduc had been with his lengthy illness. He was aged 59. in English. portedly resulted in Tuesday’s 000 school plant. He replaces W. J. on the second floor, an operation grandfather, Joseph Leduc, and two Representing Alexandria branch ■ amendment. Square Dancing C. Barrett, principal for the past which now is. transferred to the older brothers watching a power at. the funeral were Duncan Mc- 35 years, who has been named prin- mew factory. shovel operating along the east side Lean, C. H. McCulloch, Alex Birnie, Sisters Win Degrees Contest For Fair cipal emeritus. Expansion was slow but steady. of St. Andrew’s Road less than a Two New ’’Officers” Duncan MacCuaig and Charles Dear. , ; ' - In Medicine At McGill No stranger to Glengarry, Mr. Four years ago the 100x50. ft. ware- block from their home. As they o Progress is being made on the Macdonald Is married to the former house was built, fronting on Lochiel retm-ned home, police said, Gerald Guard School Pupils darted across the road into the path new features being staged in con- Misses Mairi Macdonald MacLean Ann Fraser, daughter of T. Scott .street, and it is now cram full of junction with the holding of the and Catriona Duneila MacLean, Fraser, former United Counties’ interior fittings and all types of of the southbound Ross car.-' He Alexandria's police force has been Scottish Visitors was thrown to the pavement in exhibition of the Kenyon Agricul- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan warden, and has a summer home building supplies. The two-storey, increased by two and the new front of the car. tural Society. Six entries in the MacLean, Third Kenyon, have com- just east of the village. He recently cement block factory was added “officers” have been assigned to square dance competition were re- pleted their courses in medicine at purchased a house in Lancaster. last year and this 80x35 ft. building The youngster was rushed to Seeing Glengarry traffic patrol in front of the new ceived from county forums by E. S. McGill and will be awarded the Mr. Macdonald is a graduate of was so designed as to allow for easy Hotel Dieu Hospital by a passing Perpetual Help School. Winter, society secretary. degrees of M.D.C.M. at Convocation University of Toronto in English expansion later. motorist flagged down by his father Among yesterday’s Newscallers Natty in blue uniforms, they are Taking part will be forum mem- next Wednesday. Natives of the and History. He has taught at Arn- The top floor houses saws and who arrived at the scene soon after were a Scottish couple, Mr. and Mrs. the gift of a soft drink company bers from Baltics Corners, Dalkeith, Hebrides, the MacLean sisters had prior High School and Renfrew C.I. other equipment for making mold- the crash. The car was slightly James Fraser of Aberfeldy, Perth- and come in solid aluminum with a Dunvegan, Munroe’s Mills, Glen previously won their B.Sc. degrees and V.S., and for the past 10 years ings and preparing lumber for re- damaged. shire, who are on a six-months visit sturdy base and the sign “Slow — Sandfield and Fisk’s Corners. Judge at McGill. has headed the English department tail. A feature is the absence of Gerald Leduc was born in Corn- to Canada which will take them all School Zone”. The dummies have will be Frank Ryan of Ottawa. We understand Mairi will interne in the St. Catharines school, with sawdust and the usual litter of a wall five years ago last October, a the way west to Victoria, B.C. Mr. been set up on Highway 2, north Three district High Schools have at Vancouver General Hospital, 10 teachers under his direction. sawmill. Suspended over each cut- son of Albert Leduc and the former and Mrs. Fraser were introduced to signified their intention of partici- while Duneila will take her post- Mr. Macdonald also has had wide ting machine is a suction tube Rita Valade. * and south of the school, where the editor by Mrs. D. J. MacCrim- pating in the track and field events graduate training in Philadelphia experience in student activities out- which sucks in all shavings and He is survived, in addition to his heavy traffic makes it a dangerous mon of Boreraig Farm, McCrimmon, comer for school children. Chief to be held on the second day of the General Hospital. side the classroom. He organized a ■dust. The shavings are carried out parents, by a sister, Theresa, 12; whom they are visiting for a few Ed. Dupuis, who requested the signs, Fair, Friday, June 18th. A reception is being tendered them trumpet and drum band at Renfrew -of the plant and through the high- and three brothers, Andre, 10; days. Lionel, 9, and Bernard, 7. said he hopes to get more to slow o at Highland Chief Farm, May 29th. and he directs a 75-member band in suspended canvass tubing to an- Mrs. MacCrimmon and her late o St. Catharines which was selected o traffic in front of other local schools. husband spent four days with the other building 200 feet to the north. by the Army to represent it at the Frasers while on their 1951 visit to Here the shavings are packed for Lancaster Plans Make Plans For To Discuss Forming Canadian National Exhibition in . sale and Mr. Cholette estimates the Scotland. Toronto for the past three years and " revenue from this one source more Teachers Preview New Both Mr. and Mrs. Fraser ex- Softball League also played for the Royal Visit. He Than pays for all electric power used Board Of Trade Annual Social Geography Course pressed themselves as delighted with hopes to create a pipe band for in the factory building. The ground what they have seen of Canada and Possibility of the organization of Williamstown. floor of this third building is used A meeting is being held at Lan- Monday, July 26th, was chosen as caster tonight, for the purpose of Four members of Glengarry Dis- Glengarry since arriving at Mont- a Glengarry Softball League or per- His organizational abilities served lor storing other building materials. real, April 24th. They showed keen the date of St. Finnan’s parish an- haps the organization of a second organizing a Board of Trade. Don- trict High School had a preview of nual social when parishioners met him in his position as assistant ad- The new line of interior doors is interest in the proposed Glengarry four-team loop to play an inter- jutant and bandmaster of Camp being turned out on the ground ald A. Macdonald, Q.C., Alexandria, the new geography course to be in Alexander Hall, Sunday, to make tour to Scotland, but regretted they locking schedule with the league Ipperwash cadet camp for 1,400 boys floor of the factory building where will be present to address the meet- adopted by the Ontario Department plans for the summer event. ing on Trade Board matters. of Education, when they attended a would not be home when the Glen- already formed in the front of the for the past two summers. new cutting, trimming, glueing and garry party visits the Highlands. Alexander DaPrato was appointed county will be discussed at a meet- Mr. Macdonald’s varied interests pressing equipment has been in- We understand there has already conference held Friday in Morris- Others in the group were Mr. and president of the social committee, ing tonight in the Legion club- include dramatics and he has pre- stalled. The saw tables have been been considerable discussion among burg High School. Mrs. George Cameron of Montreal with Elaine MacDonald as secretary, rooms. sented several dramatic productions, built right in the plant with special Lancaster citizen? and that it is The delegation from- Alexandria West (Mr-. Cameron is a former and J. G. Blinn as cashier. In Representatives from Dalhousie, for the past four years directing a safety features of their own de- hoped to have ladies of the village was composed of J. T. Smith, prin- resident of Alexandria) and Mrs. charge of the various booths are: Bainsville, Lancaster, Apple Hill, musical revue with a cast of more mising. The new type doors are take an active part. cipal; C. C. Fraser, vice-principal; Benny Proulx and Raymond Char- A nomination meeting is being John MacCrimmon of Boreraig Vankleek Hill and Alexandria are than 250. For . some years he has (Continued on Page 10) Garruth Ives and E. S. Donaldson. Farm. lebois, crown and anchor; Mrs. John expected to be present. held in the Public Library at Lan- coached rugby, hockey and basket- o Purpose of the conference was to Mr. and Mrs. Fraser are cousins Chisholm, Lochiel, housekeepers’ o caster, Friday night, to nominate impress on Eastern Ontario teach- ball teams and his basketball squad of Mr. and Mrs. Will McCaskill of booth; Mrs. Inez McPherson, fish won the Central Ontario title in Maxville Youth candidates for the office of reeve. ers the new emphasis being given pond; Arthur Maclaren, log and The top municipal post was left Vankleek Hill. Former Resident 1944. to geography. The subject will be- o nails; Alex Spooner, ball and bottle; vacant through the recent death of come another one of the options for The new principal is also chair- Graduates At Queen’s Mrs. Morley Tobin, blanket booth; man of the curriculum development Reeve Jas. A. Trickey. Grades 11 and 12. Real Huot, bingo; Jean McIntosh, Milk Volume Already Dies At Ottawa committee of St. Oatharines( district John Herbert Ferguson, son of lemonade; Mrs. Duncan Morris, representative on the education Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Ferguson, Max- Near 1953 Peak candy; Jacques Lalonde, hot dog The funeral of a former resident policy committee of secondary ville, will receive the honors degree Glengarry Motor Sales Staging Big stand; Earl Leroux, ducks in water; of Alexandria, Mrs. Norman J. school teachers at Toronto, and has in electrical engineering, Saturday, Indicating a big jump in the milk Mrs. J. A. Cameron, lunch. In McGiilivray, was held Tuesday to organized adult courses in English at Queen’s University convocation. flow this year because of larger charge of entertainment is Lloyd Kirk Hill United Church cemetery. for night schools and advanced Three-Day Demonstration dairy herds in the district, was the McHugh. Mrs. McGiilivray died Saturday in technology courses. volume received at the local Carna- It was decided that there will be an Ottawa hospital at the age of 83. Mr. Macdonald has also . dem- Young Orator One tion plant 'yesterday, 290,000 pounds. free Admission to the grounds, but For three days next week-end farm will be a complete line of I.H. The former Lillian Cameron, Mrs. onstrated active interest in com- This is just 42,000 pounds below the there will be a drawing for several McGiilivray was bom at Lochiel, a Step From Finals Glengarry" Motor Sales is entertain- refrigeration and air-conditioning munity work. He is head of the St. ing at the most ambitious field peak daily receipt in 1953 and comes valuable prizes on the advance sale daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Catharines YMCA community ex- equipment for the home and barn. considerably earlier in the season. demonstration and public display of tickets. These include a wash- Cameron. Educated at Alexandria, tension program and chairman of Moving pictures will be shown here, Milk receipts have been jumping Kent Hutchinson of Kirkland attempted here in many years. Seen ing machine, a mixmaster, a colt she married Norman John Mc- the Knox Church Board of Man- continually, for the special enjoy- as much as 10,000 pounds a day, and a Sunbeam toaster. Lake, 13-year-old son of Mr. and in operation and available for actual ment of the women and children Giilivray, and they resided at Kirk agers. During the war he was un- plant manager Grant Whitehead Secretary for the meeting was Hill before coming to take up resi- Mrs. Jack Hutchinson (the former testing by area farmers over a 12- while the menfolk are witnessing (Continued on Page 10) reports. Angus R. MacDonell. Rev. J. D. dence here. Following his death in Frances MacMillan of Lochiel) is hour period each day will be' the the field demonstrations. One of Four tanker loads ^of the pro- McPhail was chairman. 1944, she went to Ottawa to reside. now two steps away from the junior complete line of International Har- the films will depict a square dance cessed milk left the local plant for o— — Active in the affairs of Alexandria Canadian speaking championship vester hay and harvesting machines. with tractors. Extra Train Will sponsored by the Canadian Legion. Featured is the new Farmall Sherbrooke in a 24-hour period this United Church over many years, she The demonstrations go on from week. Gets Private Not Stop Here The young orator took first prize Super “C” tractor, which will dem- 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday, Friday was a life member of the WMS of St. James United Church in Ottawa. in the elementary division held re- onstrate the new Fast-Hitch, so de- and Saturday, special floodlighting Pilot’s licence Surviving are three daughters, An extra train operated by the # eentjy ih Kirkland Lake, where he signed that the farmer need not permitting after-dark operation. A Student Minister At CNR between Montreal and Ottawa attends school. He now has only to get off his tractor in order to change big attraction no doubt will be the Miss Marion MoGillivray, Mrs. Sid- James McMillan of Saint . John, ney Jowitt (Margaret), and Mrs. A. during the summer will not stop at defeat the winner of District H from implements. The tractor will also drawing for the super attendance North Bay, Sudbury and Sault Sbe. Moose Creek Wins N.B., has been granted a pilot’s W. Robinson (Inez), and one sister, Alexandria, Alphee Mercure, local demonstrate a half-track attach- prize — a new 1954 I.H. refrigerator. license by the Department of Marie, to gain the Canadian finals ment. Miss Catherine Cameron, all of station agent, said today. The new This will be ljut one of the free W. E. Knox, student minister of Transport. A son of Mr. and Mrs. at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto The complete line of General Ottawa. train service was instituted May prizes drawn for at 8:30 Saturday Knox Presbyterian Church, Moose A. W. McMillan of Alexandria, he during the first week in August. Motors cars and trucks will also be Rev. Robert McLauchlin conduct- 17th and will continue until Sep- night, and the closing highlight will Creek, has been awarded the Gordon is employed by Trans-Canada Air- ed the funeral service Tuesday Kent delivered a finely-phrased on display at Garrymede Farm on be a fireworks display. tember 25th. It will leave Montreal Duncan prize. Mr. Knox has just lines as an aero engine mechanic morning at Hulse & Playfair’s, Ot- speech in praise of Canada and its Highway 43, just west of Alexandria. Manager Jim Graham invites you at 8:30 p.m., DST, daily except Sun- cimpleted his second year at Pres- and also holds a mechanical en- tawa, prior to interment at Kirk host of opportunities. In the big new bam on the Graham to bring the whole family. day, stop in Coteau and arrive in byterian College, Montreal. gineering certificate. Hill. Ottawa at 11:05 p.m„ DST. Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, May 20th, 1954
LETTERS A STEP UP ? to the What’s Holding Up The New No. 2 ? EDITOR i More months _ of discussion between ably met by the reasoning that money spent on eliminating its curves and resurfacing it Alexandria, May 18th, 1954 Ottawa and Washington may lie ahead The Editor, The News, before a mutually acceptable Seaway plan would be wasted. : Alexandria, Ont. is decided upon. But if the U.S. Supreme The new four-lane highway won’t be Dear Mr. Editor: WITH OUR Court is not appealed to on the power built in a day or even a year and surely it I would like to write a few words deal this week the last major barrier will will be needed when the riverfront area regarding a happening of Saturday, RAMBLING have been removed and we can be certain booms into Seaway and power construction. May 15th. How mean can a thief then, that the St. Lawrence Seaway and No. 2 as it is presently constituted in the be? REPORTER related power project is going through. The Cornwall-Iroqueis area is totally unable to On Saturday afternoon at the 'WHY NOT JUST big shovels will be digging in, if not this cope with today’s traffic, much less bear the burial of my father, a basket of BRING IT DOWM By ED. flowers was placed on the grave. A LITTLE CLOSER e Janet Kennedy, daughter of Mr., summer then in 1955, or at least in ’56. additional burden that will come with start 7 In the short interval of half an V TO" US rym Is there any reason, then, for further of the Seaway project. and Mrs. S. A. Kennedy, is being hour, on our return to the cemetery, taken for quite a ride these days; delay by the Ontario government in starting Even though the Seaway plan never left the flower.: had been stolen right that is her picture is. It’s on, every the actual construction of the new super- thé blueprint stage an entirely new, modern before the eyes of men working at street car in Montreal, we hear, on_ highway to replace curvaceous, dangerous highway would bé needed ; has for many our graves. We felt very hurt that an advertising card of the Beil No. 2? - such a thing happened, but more so years been a must. *949 PERIOD Telephone, with which she is em- For years we have been deluged with The Ontario Highways Department because the visitors from both Ot- ployed. reports that only a final decision on the Sea- should by now know how far inland the tawa and Montreal had .to see this; If the Bell'had been thoughtful it gave them a very cheap opinion enough to print her ’phone number, way has .been holding up plans for the new new road must go to be clear of the new of Alexandria. ’ /Il f I • WB7&(M£M0F road. The route has been decided on, /J81L WMfflLST/IT/smSA too, thereÿ be no shortage of dates- projected shoreline. It must long ago have I wonder if the parents of the — not that we’re inferring there’s- Queen’s Park has inferred in rather vague reached agreement with the railroads on the thieves are really proud of . their any shortage now, Janet. hints to St. Lawrence River communities as new adjoining routes. sons. What kind of citizens will COST OF UViNO INDEX to where the highway will pass. Much of What is there to prevent an immediate these be? When they steal from Then there’s the story of the the proposed right-of-way has even been the dead, what will they steal from girl who discovered that she start on the new highway; unless it be that the living? tied up, we understand, so that legal tech- wasn’t the only pebble on the nicalities will not delay construction. this probe into past contract irregularities This instance was reported to our beach, so she got a little bolder. Criticism of the condition of Highway 2 has the whole highways’ department in a, Alexandria authorities, but was not of sufficient importance to warrant between Cornwall and Kingston is invari- state of paralysis? a check-up, I believe. EARS THAT DON’T HEAR I believe, if such matters were • The warm weather is here at sufficiently dealt with perhaps- we. One Buggy Factory Is Still Operating last. Summer has come; even our would not have so many of our ears record it as they tune in those Why Not A Stamp-Vending Machine ? young people in reformatories or (From the American Magazine for May) sad cowboy ballads broadcast from: the like. The horse and buggy are here to stay! If you doubt it, just ask E. J. the jukeboxes of the restaurants The more we see of these new Post ment insurance collection, etc. I would like to. hear your com- Knapp, president of the Standard Vehicle Company of Lawrenceburg, Int. across Main street. We’ve often felt Office hours at the local office, the less we We’re paying more for our first class ments, Mr. Editor. H enot only claims to be the one manufacturer in the United States who sorry for the poor waitresses sub- think of it all. Tbc daily closing of wickets postage and in return we’re being given Thanking you, makes these Dobbin-affairs exclusively, but says the buggy business is jected to that awful music day in. for an hour at noon is bad enough ; but this worse than second-class service. HELEN SEGER. booming. Orders are staked up waiting to be filled. He adds that he has a and day out. But we hadn’t realized business of their being barred to the public hard time finding trained craftsmen for it takes an expert worker to turn how bountiful nature is in com- When the higher postal rates struck us pensating for the noises .which all afternoon on Wednesdays is worse. simultaneously with the new restriction in carefully selected hickory wood into shafts and wheels and oay into strictly non-streamlined but durable bodies. assail us on every hand. All it boils down to is that the work of hours of services, it was suggested. to us We commiserated with the counter Some of Knapp’s best customers‘own one or more expensive auto- postage stamp selling is being spread. that the Wednesday closing might not be The Weeklies Say girl the other day as a particularly mobiles but also like the slap of the reins and jog along at a leisurely sad story drooled out of the music It once was taken for granted that if enforced here if enough of our. citizens 10-mile-an-hour clip around their country estates from California to Long box in a would-be cowboy twang.. you couldn’t get a stamp at the post office, petitioned against it. The inference was Island. Many prefer a two-seated surrey, either with or without the fringe Ostrom’s Drug Store was always willing to that more staff might be engaged if postal Divorce Rate But we might have saved ourselves In the nation generally, 6,055 on top. Others select their vehicle from 49 other models made by Knapp. the thought. “Heck, after a while- accommodate you. For years, Ostrom’s has authorities were pressed. And that with a It may be one of many different types of buggies, all with an 1890 look, or been the place to go if one was stuck for a larger staff the local wickets could be kept divorce decrees were granted last you don’t even hear it”, was her re- year, against the pre-war peak of a phaeton, a fancy carriage, or a pony cart. Knapp also sells to résorts like joinder. sticker. They always seemed to have an MacKinac Island in Michigan, where autos are not allowed. He delivers open a little longer, possibly all Wednesday 2,226 in 1938. The moral seems to The ear is certainly a marvelous elaborate carriages to dude ranches and one-horse buggies with no fancy -inexhaustible supply handy and would even afternoon and, conceivably, during that be that high wages and lavish wel- instrument. A few more warm. adornments to Amish and other religious groups which ban automobiles. go to the trouble of weighing your parcel noon hour closing, too. fare programs do not necessarily summer nights and maybe we won’t and estimating the postage required. Whether or not more office help is strengthen family life.—-Fredericton Each year his company of 20 employees, all skilled craftsmen, doing be jarred by that canned corn, But now this handy supplementary needed here is a question for the postal (N.B.) Free Press. piecework, turns out around 800 vehicles. Some men work exclusively on either. Our stuff is corny enough,, supply is not available all the time. When authorities to decide. They should know, o O o wheels, while others specialize in cushion making or in painting frames. we’ve been told. the post office wickets are down on Wed- too, whether the business turnover of the Older Workers The finished products sell anywhere from $150 for a plain but spanking Women can keep a secret just nesday afternoons, Ostrom’s is also closed, With all due respect to youth, new shiny buggy to $500 for a large de luxe dude-ranch carriage. The com- local office warrants a larger staff. It’s as well as men, but it generally there i sstill no substitute for ex- pany was started by Knapp’s father, William, in ,1891, and has turned out as are most of our other stores. only good business policy • to hold down takes more of them to do it. So other business places are beginning overhead costs in relation to income and perience. There is something wrong approximately 1,000,000 vehicles since then. Each day Knapp rides to his if there is no place for older men to be plagued by people who forgot to get we’re all for the Post Office Department factory, not in one of his vehicles, but in a gasoline-powered vehicle made SUDS FROM SOFT SOAP operating on a businesslike basis (though in Canadian business; let alone to the post office at the right time. If you those in early middle-age.—Laehute in Detroit. To visitors who wonder at this seeming heresy he explains he is • The power of the pen and the? haven’t got an extra stamp handy you may we doubt it will ever be allowed to). (Que.) Watchmàiï. just a bit timid around horses. reward of initiative were shown to lose a friend — or even-a customer. So you But it’s also a primary consideration in advantage by a local youth last invest in an extra supply of stamps, and any well-run business to give service to the week. He found a blank label on a sell them at cost ; even though it is your public. This curtailment of hours may be bottle of his favorite beer and wrote understanding that it is illegal for you to a necessary , evil. But in that ease surely the the brewery to tell them of the un- handle the pesky things. {It's only recently Post Office could instal a stamp-vending DO YOU usual occurrence, not .forgetting to that we have learned that The Post Office machine in the lobby or make some other d Lian£ Syne ... REMEMBER? add how he liked their suds. , The soft soap worked to the ex- Act restricts the sale of stamps only to post Gleaned from the fyles of The Glengarry News arrangement whereby stamps would be tent of a free case of beer. offices and others who have been issued a available at all hours of the business week. FÜ will be extended shortly to. Glen permit to handle them). TEN YEARS AGO— THIRTY YEARS AGO— The Post Office is rendering a, vital Roy.—Mrs. R. D. McDonald of Glen Investigations into govern- Friday, May 19th, 1944 Friday, May 23rd, 1924 The new restricted hours are spreading service to the public without which the Norman, left on a visit to her sons, ment corruption often have a the work of selling stamps, but in this ease business pulse of the nation would slow to —Reported missing after air opera- —At a special meeting of the Loc- A. R. and Detective R. R. McDonald similarity to a fishing trip—most there , is no resulting easement of the unem- a standstill. But due to the fact it is a gov- tions January 20th, Pilot Officer J. hiel township council, May 10th, it and family, at Winnipeg. — Wm. of the big ones get away. ployment situation. Others are doing work ernment-operated service the recent rise in Campbell MacGillivray is dead and was decided to adopt the new sys- Bougie and John McLean, Lan- once reserved only to the post office people. postal rates is looked on with disfavor as was buried in Germany, January tem of road maintenance approved caster, left for the Canadian West • Do you like working on brain But they’re not getting paid for it. It’s but 21st. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. by the Government and to abolish on Tuesday. twisters? This one was handed us simply another indirect rise in taxes. We J. MacGillivray, Kirk Hill, were so for our column and we’re passing it another instance of government having will better be able to stomach the five-cent statute labor. Gilbert Seguin of advised Friday. — Miss Margaret Glen Robertson, will be the new ☆ ☆ ☆ on to you. It shouldn’t really be business serve it for free — as with income stamp if we get more efficient service for Cameron has returned to Canada termed a brain twister, though — road superintendent. — D. J. Mac- FIFTY YEARS AGO— tax deductions from payrolls, unemploy- our money — not less. after 32 years missionary work in we were able to come up with the Leod, M.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Friday, May 20th, 1904 India and is with her sister-in-law, D. MacLeod of McCrimmon, has re- answer: Mrs. R. W. Cameron, Cornwall. A ceived the- appointment of plant —R. D. McLaurin, M.A., of Vank- “The ages of a man and his wife native of Fassifem, she purposes re- pathologist for the Province of New leek, a graduate of McMaster Uni- are together 98. He is twice as old) Some Thoughts On Happiness siding in Montreal. — Pte. Leopold Brunswick with headquarters at versity, has been awarded a Thayer as she was when he was the age she O’Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredericton. — The lacrosse club scholarship at Harvard University. is today. That excellent publication the Royal Happiness arises largely from the Stephen O’Connor, Alexandria, is met Thursday evening, when Dr. H — Members of the Charlottenburgh “What-are their ages?” Bank Monthly Letter deals in its current mental qualities of contentment, confidence, their third son to arrive overseas. L, Cheney was named president; E. council met Monday at the resi- essay with “The Search for Happiness”. serenity and active goodwill. It thrives Nursing Sister Elizabeth (Betty) Rouleau, vice-president and trea- dence of John Dingwall of Black A BABY WITH A BACKGROUND As. the Letter points out, late spring and best in^ a crowded life. As the Letter re- MacKinnon, daughter of W. W. surer; D. A. Macdonald, secretary. River, to consider opening of the • Perhaps because he is but recent- early summer see the start of more quests calls, the men and women who are recorded, MacKinnon, Dunvegan, is also over- The team paid a visit to Canton, new road to Lancaster. It was de- ly a grandfather again, Doc Mc- for happiness than do any other seasons. ‘in history and biography as most happy seas. — Tpr. Donald Hay of Camp N.Y., on Saturday, when they drop- cided to move the present river road Master was deep in a discutsion of It is at this time of year that thousands of Borden, was tendered a farewell ped a 5-2 decision, to the University back from 20 to 60 feet from the birth notices this week. He was dep- were people with always somewhat more party In Lochiel Hall, Friday, prior young iien and women leave our universities to, do than they could possibly do. Every team. — R. Campbell of McCrim- river and build a new road from recating the trend toward flamboy- to his departure overseas. — Flt.-Lt. mon, has secured the degree of A. J. McDonald’s house to the Mili- ant verbiage wherein “baby sister is and schools, setting out “to chart their waking hour of their lives was occupied Bennett Bi. McEwen, RCAF, Deser- course and sail their ships through life”. . Bachelor of Science, and Miss Edith tary Road at Lancaster.—The mar- proud to announce” or baby himself As Aristotle summarized It 2,300 years onto, formerly of Maxville, on May McDermid of Martintown, has won riage is announced to take place on trips down to the newspaper office Many of the points (brought out in this ago, happiness lies in the active exercises of 12th, at Ottawa, was married to her B.A., both at Queen’s. —D. K. June 1st of Miss Christena A. V. to say he greets the world with joy. treatise could be of value to the young a man’s vital powers along the lines of ex- Margaret Sue Robinson of Ottawa. MacLeod, Dunvegan, recently had a Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. And how we agree with Doc. Some graduates embarking on their personal cellence in a life - affording full scope for — At St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Vic- radio set installed. — J. F. Sinclair, John Clark of Dominionville, to R. of these notices are so ridiculous searches for the happy life. There is food toria, B.C., on April 25th, the wed- Stewart’s Glen, is preparing to erect J. Hoople of Maxville. — G. A. that we feel forced to cut them their development. ding was solemnized of Barbara - a new house. Watson, B.A., has entered as a stu- down to the bare essentials; which for thought, too, for those who are well Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Letter deals with many facets of dent at law and is studying in the should be enough. advanced along the road of life and who the search for happiness — success in a job George Lengyel, Sudbury, and RSM may long since have become resigned to ☆ ☆ ☆ office of J. Clark Brown at Wil- Doc. got quite worked up about or profession chosen with foresight ; the will Duncan G. MacDonell of the SSM liamstown. the subject, even to the point of the belief that happiness is not for them. and S Regiment, son of Mr. and FORTY YEARS AGO— to work and achieve, always within the Friday, May 22nd, 1914 suggesting he could write a notice Opinions, differ as to what constitutes bounds of the possible ; related to that is Mrs. John D. MacDonell, Apple Hill. ☆ ☆ ☆ for his new grandson that would happiness, the Letter points out. Perhaps —Angus Cuthbert, second youngest end all such nonsense. He would self-confidence and self-reliance, grounded ☆ ☆ ☆ SIXTY YEARS AGO— child of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mc- hark back six generations in direct most people would say the greatest happi- Friday, May 18th, 1894 ness they could achieve would be freedom upon a true appraisal of our capabilities ; TWENTY YEARS AGO— Kinnon, 36-3rd Lochiel, was fatally descent to John Ogg (or is it Aouch and ability to do what they want to do. good habits and good health are essential, Friday, May 25th, 1934 burned, on Friday morning. The —On Friday of last week, a sow be- McMaster. (Our Gaelic spelling is That is not a very good description of and self-control is an important offshoot of —Over 100 fans attended the la- three-year-old tot was alone in the longing to V. Chisholm of Lochiel, liable to be weird). happiness, because it is difficult to be sure crosse opener in Chisholm Park, kitchen only a few minutes when he gave birth to a litter of eighteen. — So interesting was the line-up, these. The ability to make a candid per- Saturday evening, when Cornwall was found with his clothing in Rory Chisholm arrived home from with the consequent argument on just what one wants today, let alone next sonal inventory of one’s self is also a re- Island Indians showed better con- flame. — Three magnificent bells Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., last week- Gaelic spellings, that we jotted it year and twenty years from now. quirement. * dition to trounce the Glengarrians that will adorn the belfry of the end. — James Cattanach has pur- down. The new Donald Ewen is, of 8-1. — Miss Helen G. Tobin, daugh- Church of the Sacred Heart, here, chased the farm known as Duncan course, a son of Donald Ewen, and ter of Mrs. D. P. J. Tobin, Lancaster, were delivered this week by the McDonald’s, 20-8th Lancaster. — grandpa is Donald Alex (Bhann, or and Miss Ethel J.'Graham, daughter manufacturers. — Among Alex- Miss Maggie McKercher, Tayside, .is it Bhain or Bahn). His father THE GLENGARRY NEWS of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman S. Graham, andrians who took in the horse show has gone to spend the summer at was Donald Ewen (Bhann, or what Member of: now of Kingston, are among nurses at Ottawa last week, were Mrs. A. D. Banff Springs, Alta.—The huge post will you). And before that was Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association; Ontario Weekly who will graduate at the Civic Hos- McDougald, Miss Grace McDougald, under the gallery of the Grand Angus “Ogg”, which means young Newspapers’ Association; Audit Bureau of Circulations. pital, Ottawa, in June. — Arnold Mrs. E. I. Taxlton, R. H. Proctor, Union was torn from its socket and could possibly be spelt “Aouch”. Published every Thursday by MacDonald, son of the late Dr. D. Miss Florence Macdonald and Miss when a team belonging to Duncan Angus was a son of Dougald PiO. Box 10 — The News Printing Company — Telephone 9 D. MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald, Ella M. McGregor. — Directly op- J. McMillan, Laggan, ran away here “Douigh”, which signifiée "black”, EUGENE A. MACDONALD - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Centre street, left last week for posite D. Courville’s Crystal Block, Wednesday. — Thos. Dingwall, who and might be spelled ‘Dhu” for all Cornwall, where he has received the has been erected one of the latest for the past three years has been we know. And Dougald’s father was SUBSCRIPTION RATES (effective January 1st, 1953): $3.50 per year, anywhere in Canada, appointment of custom’s officer on designed gasoline auto serving ma- engaged with H. A. McIntyre at evidently young once, too, for he payable in advance; United States and Foreign, $4.50 per year. the International Bridge. — Mr. and ■ chines. — Employees of the Beil Maxville, has entered into partner- was John Ogg, or is it Aouch. DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Casual, 50 cents per column inah. Contract rates given on Mrs. Rex. Laplante and little son, Telephone Co. were here this week ship with Mr. McIntyre. — James We don’t know whether baby application. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 9 A.M. THURSDAY. who had spent the winter with Mr. installing telephones in the homes A. McDonald spent Sunday with his Ewen will favor the Bhanns (white) and Mrs. E. J. Macdonald, left by of A. Lalonde, H. Wiliams and C. parents at McCormick, before leav- or the Dhus (black), hut he is Authorized as Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada, motor on Tuesday to reside in Tim- Lacombe. It is practically settled ing for Ottawa, where he has se- “Ogg” (young) and he’s the fifth mins. that the party line to Green Valley cured a lucrative position. generation on the McMaster farm. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, May 20th, 1954
Misses Rita Vallee of Hawkesbury, S8S8S8SSS8SSSSS888SS3SSS58S8S28S88rDODGE AND MAYFAIR SERIES. londe; vice-president Dan Proulx; CHOOSE A secretary Ben Proulx and Lloyd THIS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ELIMINATES THE Gagnier, manager. CLUTCH PEDAL ENTIRELY. Wedding Gift o TWO UNITS ARE IN STOCK FOR DEMONSTRATION AT THE PRESENT TIME. i at —. Rigaud Track wmm mmmm Fiüon Jewelry and Gift Shop Opens Sunday SILVERWARE — CHINA WARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES — WATCHES — RINGS The harness racing season will open at Rigaud track on Sunday, Late Spring Specials In i : COSTUME JEWELRY May 23rd, at 2 pm, An excellent ^ WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRS program has been prepared for the Work Guaranteed for One Year > • occasion and visitors to the track will see several improvements to the HIBOII, grounds and buildings. Claude Prop. A program of improvement has Phone 667 ALEXANDRIA Main Street been undertaken by the directors of the track and it , is already under ?:s2rrjSS?SSS?SaiSS5SSSSSSSSSSSSSS288SS?SS8S2S8SSSSS282SSS2SSSSS88SS282888282tSSSS2SSSSSSS2SSSS?Ss’! way. Steps are being taken to eliminate dust from the track this summer. The grandstand will be painted and a ladies’ restroom will 1953 DODGE MAYFAIR SEDAN— 1949 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN— be constructed, complete with run- Radio and heater; sells for $2,685. Heater $1,050 ning water. $2,095 CALLING ALL Eight races are on Sunday’s pro- SALE PRICE gram and at least 32 horses will try 1948 CHEVROLET SEDAN— for the prize money. The various 1953 DODGE MAYFAIR HARDTOP— classes are well balanced and each Heater, good tires, paint and motor in perfect heat will be closely contested. En- Sports Model, radio and heater; AQC condition. See the car Bingo tries. have already been secured from sells for over $3,000. SALE PRICE J Fans to appreciate this bargain $995 the stables of Jimmy Connors, Pike, Bourgon, Belanger, Lalonde, St- 1953 AUSTIN A-40 SEDAN- Jacques, Bouvrette, Joly, Lanthier, Radio and heater; Locke, Kennedy, Perrin, Lawson and very clean car $1,295 USED TRUCKS . WIN-A-CAR BINGO Alguire. Philippe Sauve of Riche- lieu, will have two of his best horses 1952 GMC i/a-TON PICK-UP— 1952 NASH RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE— CORNWALL COMMUNITY ARENA in competition. Deluxe cab, heater and license $1,095 Overdrive transmission, radio and heater, six The pari-mutuel windows . will cylinder, light cream open at 1:45 p.m. and pari-double 1952 FORD 1/2-TON PICK-UP— tickets will be on sale. in color $1,995 Sponsored by Red with black fenders, very clean; The management of the track ex- good tires KINSMEN CLUB INCORPORATED tends a welcome to everjone and 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN— promises to do all in jts power to Two-tone paint, radio, satisfy harness racing fans from the air conditioning, heater $1,495 1947 CHEVROLET I/2-TON PICK-UP— district.—Advt. Very clean; in perfect FRIDAY, MAY 28th 1951 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER CONVERT- running order -... $595 WELL BABY CLINIC 8 p.m. IBLE — V8 motor, overdrive transmission, The regular . Well Baby Clinic will radio, white-wall tires, 1946 FARGO %-TON PICK-UP- be held in the K. of C. Hall next — $4,000 IN PRIZES — cream in color; very clean car $1,895 •- Motor good, new paint job $495 Thursday, May 27th, from 2 to 4 o’clock. 1949 METEOR 2-DOOR— 1 ARMY TRUCK— Radio and heater $1,095 1 Mi-ton type ... $395 SPECIAL MAIN PRIZE WATCH FOR THE 1954 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN BIG Special 25c each ; 5 for $1.00 Boats and Motors 20 Regular Games at 25c each Mystery Prize $100 K. of C. SOCIAL — on the — We have a JOHNSTON Outboard Motor to Suit Your Tastes Five Door Prizes — $50 K. of C. Grounds 3 h.p. — $182. 5.5 h.p. — $260. 10 h.p. — $370. 25 h.p. — $499. Five Giant Specials — minimum guarantee $2.00 each 25 h.p. with Electric Starter — $605. FRIDAY, JUNE 18th — all for the price’ of $1.00. Also a stock of good USED BOATS and MOTORS. Special Attraction: We have 5 types of lake craft boats on display at the present time. Tickets at the Arena $1.25 JEAN BELIVEAU Canadian Hockey Star Advance Tickets may be purchased at coming through the courtesy of MAC S MOTOR SALES McLEISTER’S DRUG STORE, ALEXANDRIA MOLSON’S. Advance Sale of Tickets — $1.00, if purchased before May 28th. ; Watch next week’s issue Phone 653 LANCASTER Phone 653 for further details. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, May 20th, 1954 Page 5
Mrs. Alberic Julien of Sherbrooke, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall and Que., was a week-end visitor with son, Michael, of Sherbrooke, Que., Anna McGillis Mr. and Mrs. John McLeister and spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Garland Tinsley. Mrs. Grant Whitehead. Is Showered See US For a Good Selection of _ M ome-'/ tZ '^age_ Betty St. John Is visiting with her Mrs. Archie McDougald and son, aunt, Mrs. W. C. MacLean, in Mont- Donald, of Glen Walter, were in ■ Friends and neighbors of Anna real, while on holidays. Last week Alexandria, Saturday, for the burial McGillis met at the home of Mrs. Outdoor Plants SOCIAL and PERSONAL she spent some time with Mr. and of her cousin, the late Charles J. J. McCormick, Lochiel, on Thurs- Mrs. Laurie St. John, Maxville. O’Neil. They visited friends here day, May 13th, to wish Anna well Asters, Zinnias, Sweet Alyssum, Fred Powers of Montreal, visited and at Green Valley. in her adventure into matrimony. S. A. Kennedy and Mary Ann Miss Margaret Hunter, R.N., of with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. MacDonell, Claude Sabourin left today for Salvia, etc. Espanola, Ont., is in Alexandria for The bride was ushered in to the Kennedy, Montreal, were at their Lochiel, on Sunday. Hamilton, Toronto, and Detroit, Wedding March, played by Miss a month doing field work towards home here for the week-end. Mrs. James McMillan and three Mich. He will spend a few days Kathleen Gauthier. After being her Public Health Nursing degree Morley L. Tobiif, children of Smiths Falls, recently with his sister, Mrs. H. J. Choppin showered with confetti a corsage from the University of Ottawa. Miss spent a week with her parents. Mr. and Mi-. Choppin, in Windsor. Hunter, a graduate of St. Michael’s was pinned on by Mrs. McGillis. Phone 85 , j: Peel Street and Mrs. John H. MacDonald, Fas- Mi-, and Mrs. L. P. Larsen of Ot- Miss Mary Jane McPhee read an Hospital School of Nursing, Toronto, sifern. Young Keith remained on tawa, were visitors to Alexandria on appropriate address. is with the local office of the United with his grandparents for a visit. Wednesday. Counties Health Unit. Then came a knock on the door Mrs. John Mclver, Mrs. M. Hen- D. G. Harrington, HEPC account- and a little bridal couple asked ad- Pte. Neil McCormick, Royal Cana- derson, Florence Henderson, Allan, ant, Ottawa office, was. a business dian Ordnance Corps, left Sunday mittance to bring in a load of Joyce and Norma Cooney and Robin visitor to Alexandria PUC this week, i presents to Anna. The couple com- for Montreal, after spending his Henderson, all of Montreal, visited Saturday guests of Misses Helen r embarkation leave with his parents, plete in high hat and tails, were Mr. and Mrs. James Weir on Sat- and Marge Seger were their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCormick. Billy McGillis and Ann McDonald. urday and attended the burials in Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Guy of Montreal, A number of friends in the section FRI. — SAT. He is scheduled to go to Germany. St. Finnan’s cemetery. and James Dolan, Ottawa; Don Mrs. Katherine Jackson, Corn- gave her a steam iron, a trilite lamp MAY 21 — 22 M. J. Morris, 4th Kenyon, has re- Woods, Metcalfe; Lawrence Barnett and smoker to match. There were a wall, and Mrs. Leo Laurin, Morris- turned to his home after a lengthy of Cumberland; Dan Kirby of burg, were in Alexandria, Friday, number of individual gifts as well. M-G-M's GREATEST stay in St. Lawrence Sanatorium. Hawkesbury, and Alex Stewart of OUTDOOR COLOR DRAMA! and attended burial services for Mrs. Steve O’Connor, Jr., has re- Vankleek Hill. After opening her gifts the bride their mother, Mrs. J. A. B. Mc- turned from Hotel Dieu' Hospital, Five Alexandria and district thanked her friends for their Millan, in Lochiel. Cornwall, where she underwent youths left Sunday by car for Ed- thoughtfulness. Then a few games \ Wilfred McLeister was a visitor to treatment. monton. They are Gerald Gagnier, of bingo were played, followed by a at Montreal on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan N. McRae and Clarence and Ovila St. Denis, Gerald sing-song. 1 nmn Vincent MacIntyre renewed ac- Ian Byatte were in Ottawa on Lauzon and Jim McPhee. quaintances in Alexandria, Monday, Sunday. Henry Duggan an"d Dan Routhier, After a delicious lunch the eve- Î Gormley’s Grocery JOHNFOm^ en route to Sudbury, where he has Miss Evelyn McRae, Montreal, Montreal, visited with Mi-, and Mrs. ning closed with everyone wishing been transferred by the John Mc- was. the guest on Saturday of Mr. John Routhier and family over the Anna sincere good wishes. Isaac Mining Company. and Mrs. Dan McRae, Main street, week-end. • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Verner Roberts and north. John Lowe, Montreal, was a week- SEE US Shannon Ryan of Verdun, Que., Staff Sgt. Donald Bellefeuille, U.S. end visitor with Mr. and Mrs, Paul visited Mr. and Mrs. Esteas Du- Army, and Mrs. Bellefeuille, and Kolada. On Sunday they had Mr. The Annual 9 for all your Food Requirements mouchel, over the week-end. son, Michael, are visiting his mother, and Mrs. John McMenamin* and • Hair Cutups. Mrs. M. Seguin and son, Mark, of Mrs. Irene Bellefeuille. Sgt. Belle- son, David. PLANT SALE I GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES • Football Roundups. Montreal, and Mrs. C. Donovan of feuille recently returned from three Friends will be glad to learn that — and — BORDEN’S ICE CREAM • News. Ste Anne de Bellevue, were with years’ service In Germany. He will John James Macphee, 17-year-old SALAD TEA Mr. and Mrs. J. P. MacDonell, Loc- remain until the first week in July, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edward under the auspices of the Kirk Hill ★ ★★★★★ hiel, on Sunday. They also -had Mrs. when he 3s being posted to Van- Macphee, Lochiel, is much improved Peter J. MacDonell of St. Raphael’s, couver. after being dangerously ill. The United Church W.A. PHONE 36 FOE PROMPT DELIVERY • MON. — TUES. — and attended the anniversary Mass Mrs. Alex. Maclaren was in Mont- young man has been in Hotel Dieu will be held in the Church Hall MAY 24 — 25 — in St. Finnan’s Cathedral for their real, Wednesday, visiting her Hospital, Cornwall, since last y.».— J father, the late Peter J. P. Mac- brother, Hubert S. Macdonald, who Thursday. MONDAY. MAY 24th THE GREAT HARRISON Donell. is undergoing treatment in St. Mrs. Alice McDonald of Detroit, at 8:30 p.m. Mary’® Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Cardinal and her daughter, Mrs. John Dow, EVERYONE WELCOME ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Miss Frances O’Shea, R.N., of and Mr. Dow, Ste Agathe, were visited relatives in Granby, Que., on Montreal, and Edward Baker, Corn- ADVERTISE IN “THE GLENGARRY NEWS” Sunday. week-end visitors with Donald • WED. — THURS. wall, spent the week-end with Mr. George McDonald, 2nd Lochiel. and Mrs. Duncan Morris. They also MAY 26 — 27 — Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kennedy and •■•o*o*o*o»o*o*o*o»( had Mrs. Wilham J. O’Shea and son, Billy, of Ottawa; Bill George children, Kenny and Patricia, of A PARKER PEN and John M. Kennedy. Montreal, Detroit, who are visiting Mrs. White Witch spent the week-end at the Kennedy O’Shea’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. for the farm, 3rd Kenyon. James A. MacDonald, Green Valley. Doctor GRADUATE Laurent Courville arrived home Mi-, and Mrs. J. L. O. Sabourin SPECIAL SALE OF USED TRUCKS Wednesday from Windsor. Week- and Claude spent Sunday in Ot- starring end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Z. tawa visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gavard. SUSAN HAYWARD Courville were Estelle, Montreal; - o ROBERT MITCHUM Wilfred McLeister Merilda, Cornwall; Mi, and Mrs. 1953 FARGO 1-TON EXPRESS— ' 1949 DODGE y2-TON EXPRESS— STATIONERY Alan McDonell and children, Mas- Ladies’ Auxiliary In fair condition, C/IQC for Home, School and Office sena, N.Y., and Robert Vincent of Like new, actual mileage 10,000, Montreal. • Entertains Official racks «P4Î7D • Focus on Fate. Music heater, heavy-duty
Everyone is invited to attend and encourage these Reid’s Photo Studio young performers. Phone 685 Rear of Post Office SHEPHERD BROS. Folk Dancing will be a Special Feature of the program. We will remain open on Sunday PHONES : DAY 77; NIGHT 171 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO Adults 50c — Students 25c for your convenience.
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Larry Williams were ushers. ☆ ☆ Alexander’s Church, Lochiel, on Reid Campbell During the ceremony, Miss Car- I LOCHIEL I Saturday. men Cuillard sang, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sauve and Takes Bride J. Nix at the organ. family of Maxville, visited Mr. and A reception was held at the Prince Mrs. Clarence MacMillan, her Mrs. Aldama Sauve on Sunday. CAMPBELL—WILLIAMS Arthur House, after which the aunt, Mrs. Robert MacKay, and Alexander McDonald of Kingston, Ralph MacMillan left Sunday for In a ceremony in St. Monica’s couple left on a motor trip through visited his family this week-end. Church, Toronto, on Saturday, May the northern United States to the Guelph, for Ralph’s graduation this Clarence MacMillan visited friends week. 15th, Jocelyn Ann Williams, daugh- \ Lake of the Woods. The bride in Montreal on Thursday. ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams j travelled in a suit in two tones of A number of people attended the o — of Kenora, was joined in marriage | blue with navy and white acces- Hartin-McGillis wedding at St. Immigration figures show that 38 with James Reid Campbell, son of i sories. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will per cent of post-war immigrants to Mrs. J. D. Campbell of Cornwall,] reside in Cornwall, where Mr. corsage of roses. The groom’s Canada have bought cars, 40. per and the late Mr. Campbell. Campbell is practising law. Rev. M. P. Lacey officiated at the mother chose dusty pink with a cor- cent have bought homes, thus morning ceremony. For the wedding, the bride’s sage of Virginia carnations mixed boosting consumption and increas- Given in marriage by her father, mother wore ice blue taffeta and a with blue cornflowers. ing the domestic market. the bride was lovely in embroidered organdy over taffeta. The full gath-
ered skirt was worn over a hoop and . ruffled petticoat. The slim pointed basque featured a wide v-neckline and long sheath sleeves ended in points over the hands. Her finger- tip veil of tulle illusion was caught with a circlet of lily-of-the-valley. The bride’s bouquet was a single white hybrid orchid with hyacinths OPENED TULIP FESTIVAL — What could be Festival. The ceremony took place at 12:30 p.m. and Pinnochio pom-poms. more appropriate than a Dutch Band and Tulips? on the steps leading up to the Parliament Build- Miss Elsie Fregeau and Miss Bar- The famous band of the Marine Corps of the ings. Thousands of visitors are expected to flock bara Williams attended the bride Royal Netherlands Navy made a special visit to to Ottawa to see its magnificant tulip display , and were gowned in bouffant gowns Ottawa on May 14th to take part in the opening during the Festival from May 15th to 30th. ballerina-length, in harmonizing ceremonies of the second annual Canadian Tulip shades of blue.. Their headdresses were circlets of roses in matching X PRICES BLASTED them to Montreal and the Lauren- blue and they carried bouquets of sweet peas and gladioli florettes in Late Spring Weddinga H tians. They will reside in Toronto. shades of pink. famous MARATHON by GOODYEAR Attending the wedding from out- Harry Lewis of St. Thomas was neckline of the basque bodice and of-town were: Mrs. J. Malkin and best man and Robert Lewis and Home'Setting long sheath sledves. The full skirt Miss Vivien Graham, Toronto; was. gathered over the hips, with Norman Cluff, Niagara Falls; Mrs. For Nuptials ' matching trim.- Her fingertip veil of O. Grimm, Baie d’Urfe; Norman Vital Investment tulle illusion was held by a bandeau Kelly, Windsor Mills; Mrs. B. W. Canadians have provided more MALKIN—GRAHAM of satin leaves and she carried a Stewart. Wales; Miss Isobsl Frap- than 92 percent of the 30 billions in capital investment made in this iff Spring flowers were a pretty back- cascade bouquet of Talisman roses. pier, Cornwall, and Misses Anne and country since the Second World ground for the ceremony which The wedding march was played by Mona Gamble, Lancaster. BARGAINS IN War. It is that investment which united in marriage Nancy Mary Mrs. C. H. Dawes, who, during the has provided Canada’s larger popu- Size OTHER SIZES TOO! Hope Graham and John Sydney signing of the register, sang “I’ll lation with new jobs. — Vernon 6.00 x 16 Malkin, in the home of the bride’s Walk Beside You”, accompanied by Making Home (B.C.) News. size 6.70x15 $1 C-95 parents, Garrymede Farm, on Sat- Miss Mona Gamble. Ushers were AND 15 James Graham and Douglas Baxter. In Ottawa o O o urday, May 15th. Rev. C. H. Dawes YOUR OLD officiated. For travelling, the bride chose a Quebec’s New Tax AND YOUR OLD TIRE McDONELL—LA BINE boucle suit of Dresden green with Mr. Abbott gave a “No” to Que- TIRE The bride is the daughter of .Mr. St. Joseph’s Church, Ottawa, was Marathon tube prke $3'— and Mrs. R. J. Graham of Alex- white and tan accessories. Her cor- bec’s appeal for exemption of its the scene of the recent marriage of 1 andria, and the groom is the son of sage was of white gardenias. new income tax from the federal Marathon tube price Catherine Mary La Bine, daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Malkin of To- The bride’s mother wore a brown income tax, when he brought down of Mr. and Mrs. James L. La Bine LIMITED TIME ONLY. SEE US TODAY! ronto. and blue silk print dress with brown his budget. . . . We certainly believe M OFFER GOOD FOR accessories and a corsage of yellow of Westmeath, Ont., and Robert that Mr. Duplessis could recoup The bride entered the dining- James McDonell, son of Mr. John room on the arm of her father, tea roses. The groom’s mother was much popularity if he decided to gowned in navy silk, printed in rose, K. McDonell and the late Mrs. Mc- forget Quebec income tax and sign wearing a waltz-length- origina,! Donell of Detroit. White Rose Service Station model gown of blush satin. Ap- with navy and white accessories and on with Ottawa under a tar rental Rev. Capt. A. B. McRae, cousin of pligued motifs of lace, accented with a corsage of rose carnations. agreement. — Huntingdon (Que.) paillettes, enhanced the sculptured The couple’s wedding tom' took the bridegroom, performed the cere- Gleaner. S. TOURANGEAU, Prop. Alexandria, Tel. 66 mony against a background of snap- dragons which decorated the church. Charles Pace played the organ music and solos were sung by Miss Norma Derrick. Given in marriage by her father, » 1 Florent Patenaude the bride was attended by her sister, Miss Olive La Bine of Pasadena, Calif., as bridesmaid. Ewen Mc- C. P. A. Donald of Glen Roy, was best man, and the ushers were Gladstone NEED } ss''' " , .y ... -- CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT La Bine, brother of the bride, and Donald R. 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☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cornwall, and Mrs. McLennan, - COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE - I MOOSE CREEK I i WILLIAMSTOWN 1 I MARTINTOWN I Warner and Mr. and Mrs. P. Clark, South Branch. V Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hutt, Corn- His many friends will be glad to Mrs, M. D. McMartin was. in ☆ wall, visited during the week with learn that Gerald Pilon returned Montreal attending the graduation APPLE HILL I I GLEN ROY from the General Hospital, Corn- ^ # their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston of her son, Mr. Bruce McMartin, Hutt. wall, after an operation for appen- from the Theological College. Mr. Mr. Toni Kuttechratter of Osha- Mrs. A. J. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rheal Boisvenue and dicitis. McMartin will be ordained a United wa, spent the week-end with Mr. George Stewart and Tommy, family of Cardinal, visited with Mr. Harold Squair and little daughter, Church minister, June 2nd, in Ot- and Mrs. Archie G. McDonald. Arleene McDonald and Regy Mc- and Mrs. J. L. Emmell. Caroline, Ogdensburg, N.Y., and his tawa. Millan, Montreal, spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Munro, mother, Mrs. Annie Squair, Corn- Mrs. G. Guimond and two daugh- wall, called on friends here on Miss Joyce McPhadden, Ottawa, ters, Jean and Dianne of Montreal, end at theorr summer home here. daughter, Ruth, and son, Alexander spent the week-end at her home. Miss Loretto Donovan, R.N., was Munroe of Montreal, visited on Sat- Sunday. spent a few days last week with her Miss Gladys Kier, Montreal, was with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lunny over urday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mc- Congratulations are extended to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter the Williamstown High School home for the week-end. .Cameron. the week-end. Rae and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc- Kathryn Cameron, Evelyn Mc- Lean. Cadet Corps on the excellent record LAC FRANCIS Graham, who was Mrs. John Mitchell, Montreal, Donald, Simonne and Hubert Filion, Miss Shirley Brunet, Ottawa, was they made at the S.D. & G. Rally stationed at Clinton, Ont., has been spent a couple of days last week Montreal, were at their homes here a week-end visitor at her parental held in Cornwall on Sunday. transferred to Edmonton, Alta. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. over the week-end. home here. * « » Miss Stella Robertson, Montreal, A. MacDonald. Miss Katherine McPhee, Mont- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crawford Play Much Enjoyed was a recent guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald, real, spent several days with her and son, John, of Cornwall, visited The comedy, “Professors Pre- Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robertson. Ottawa, and Miss Florence Ken- mother, Mrs. J. R. McPhee. on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ferred”, by the Finch Social Dram- Mr. and Mrs. B. Warner had as nedy, Glen Roy, were guests of Mr. Miss Anne McDonald, R.N.. who Buchanan. atic Club, directed by Mr. A. Egan, and Mrs. S. M. Carscallen, on Mon- was a patient in the Hotel Dieu The Alexandria Puppet Theatre BA.., was a decided success. The day afternoon. Hospital, Cornwall, for the past few and musical program will be in the play was sponsored by the Williams- Scene: The living-room at the Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lagroix and weeks, spent a couple of days with Community Hall, on Friday, May town Community Club, and an ap- Berkshire’s boarding house. A city two daughters of Cornwall, spent Mr. and Mrs. Archie McDonald. 28th, at 8:15 p.m. Sponsored by the preciative audience enjoyed the play in the Middle West. .Sunday afternoon with her parents, Mrs. McDonald accompanied her to local Hortifultural Society. as well as the musical part. Rev. ;Mr. and Mrs. P. D. McIntyre. Montreal on Saturday and remained Mrs. J. A. Buchanan attended, the M. J. O’Brien, pastor of St. Bern- Act I: Evening, about 6:30, in summer; Act II: The same evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Neville and for the week-end. third-year birthday party of her ard’s parish. Finch, was master of one hour later; Act HI: The same Mr. and Mrs. James McLeod, Mont- o grandson, John Gordon Crawford, ceremonies. The overture was Irish (evening, midnight. real, spent the week-end with Mrs. ☆ held on Wednesday at his home,, melodies and between the acts, Scotch music was furnished by Miss | McCRIMMON I 12 B Sixth street east, Cornwall. ..James Neville and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ernest Ostrom, Toronto, was a Isabelle MacOonell of Williamstown, McMillan and sons. # business visitor in town on Monday. on the piano. Miss Paulette Chev- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spink and son, Miss Theresa Kennedy of Mont- Mrs. Jack Doyle, Kingston, visited rier danced an Irish jig; Neil Richer Kevin, and Miss Joan. Stirling of real, spent the week-end with Mr; on Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. P. E. and Dwaine O’Donahue furnished a FREE and Mrs. A. H. Kennedy. Cornwall, spent the week-end with Doyle. piano, duet as well as a vocal duet, Mrs. T. J. Clark is spending a few “My Father’s Shillelagh”. “Heart their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George PYREX BOWL ■ days in Montreal. May Meeting WMS of My Heart” was sung by Miss & [jmMj ; Stirling and son, Elwyn. Miss Anna Williams of Sandring- The May meeting of the Women’s Donahue, Neil Richer and Dwaine ham, spent the week-end with Mr. Missionary Society of Knox Pres- Donahue. Mrs. Geo. Richer was "I see you telephone people always use wood preservative on and Mrs. Rod MacCrimmon. byterian Church, was held at the accompanist. A piano solo, “In the your poles. Think I should do the same thing when I build Miss Marjorie Cottingham of La- home of Mrs. Kenzie McCuaig, with Sweet Bye and Bye”, was played by my fence?” chute, was visiting friends at Mc- Miss Sharon O’Donahue. twenty-two members and two visit- "Yes, it’s a good idea. We’ve found at Bell that it saves us Crimmon on Thursday. The cast was as follows: ors. Ere the opening of the meet- plenty on repair and replacement costs. That’s why we treat Mr. and Mrs. Stanford MacCrim- ing, Mrs. Kenzie McCuaig rendered Amelia Berkshire, a self-made ... ivtain: o mon and children, spent Saturday telephone poles against rot; why we keep our trucks clean and quiet music entitled “I Would Be woman and owner of the Berkshire in good repair; why we put up exchanges and offices to last. in Cornwall. True”. boarding house, Mrs. Wm. Beehler; NOTHING TO SEND FOR! Osie and Alex Lhcombe spent A pastel-blue Pyrex Bowl is now packed "It’s only common sense, if we are’ to keep costs down and the Mrs. J. A. Buchanan, president, Patricia, her niece,\ Mrs. Hector inside every Giant Size package ol Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. opened the meeting with the theme, Courville; Betty, telephone operator, Princess Soap Flakes. This smart utility price of your telephone service low.” MacMillan of Lochiel. “Opening Our Homqs to God”. Miss Lucile Vanier; Jane, a sten- bowl is guaranteed heat-resistant. Colleci a complete set. If you would like to get useful information on the preservative We were sorry to hear Mr. Cam- ographer, Miss Vivian Leroux; star treatment of wood we suggest you write Forest Products Laboratories Call to worship — God setteth the Bowl offered free so you’ll try Princess— eron has. gone to the hospital. We solitary in families and let us boarders: Tom, Patrick Richer; the pure soap flakes that wash your of Canada, Department of Northern Affairs and hope he will be back with us soon. worship Him together as His Dick, Earl Leroux; Harry, Walter clothes fluffy-white, yet are so mild they National Resources, Ottawa. can actually be used in a baby’s bath ! Mrs. Forbes MacKinnon of Dun- family. Hymn 120. — “Let Us With Curran; Jimmy, a two story i man, vegan, spent ,a day with Mr. and Today, get the Giant Size Princess Flakes THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA a Gladsome Mind Praise the Lord Leo 'Hunt; Andre De Musset, the with the free Pyrex Bowl inside. Mrs. Eugene Ranger. for He is Kind”. Prayer, Mrs. E. L. professor, Andre Yelle. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheldrick of Blair. Scripture reading, Mark, 4th Limoges, spent Mother’s Day with chapter, by Mrs. Hugh Blair. Roll Mrs. M. E. MacGillivray. call — a Bible verse containing the Our most sincere sympathy to words, “Christ feeds the hungry”. Miss Margaret MacLeod and Dun- The monthly offering was dedi- can M. MacLeod, in the death of cated by Miss Mary A. MacLeod. A WESTERN shipper thought tKs their mother, Mrs. Malcolm Mac- The luncheon was given by Mrs. Leod. ONLY A V-8 IS UP TO DATE... one up. He handles freight to and W. E. Knox, in the absence of Mrs. from Alaska by means of alu- Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald, Ramsay Baker. New business — minum vans which are loaded, Miss Margaret MacDonald, Dougle Mrs. W. E. Knox was appointed in driven to the dock, and there lift- MacDonald, Duncan Ranald Mac- charge of getting girls for story- Donald and Hugh MacDonald mot- telling contest. ed by cranes from their chassis ored to Ottawa, Sunday, to visit into the ship’s hold. Saves a lot of It was unanimously voted that we Jack Barrett, who is ill in the Civic have a Flower fund, with Mrs. Earl cargo handling, damage and pil-. Hospital. ( • McNeil and Mrs. Ramsay Baker, fering. The vans can be individu- Mr, and Mrs, Dan MacMillan of .Conveners, Mrs. Norman McCuaig, --ally heated or refrigerated tb Massena, N.Y., were Sunday visitors supply convener,, gave a brief report. .protect special cargoes, too. of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kennedy. Report of Synodical meeting in More than a thousand different Mrs. M. E. MacGillivray and Miss Cornwall was given by Mrs. W. J. "Canadian companies keep busy F. A. MacGillivray were Sunday MacKillican. visitors of Mi-, and Mrs. Rory Mac- turning Canadian-made alumi- Announcement was made of Glen- Gillivray. garry Presbyterial in St. Columban num into everything from ash Church, Kirk Hill, on May 27th. ! trays to minesweepers. And it Mrs. Donald Urquhart was named DRIVE—and find out why Ford is worth more. keeps us . busy Wondering how delegate from the society. Take it out on the road and you’ll be convinced that next they will Use this modern A solo entitled “My Mother’s Ford out-performs all other cars in its field. metal to save weight, or time, or ADVERTISE IN THE Prayer^ was rendered by Mrs. trouble, or dollars for somebody. Stanley MacKay. DRIVE—and discover Ford’s V-8 smoothness. Aluminum Company of Canada, Several members gave a “Tribute Let the responsive performance of Ford’s great V-8 Ltd. (Alcan). to Mother”, all agreeing that all we engine—product of the experience gained in building GLENGARRY NEWS have and ever hope to be, we owe to “Our Mothers”. A missionary more V-8. engines than all other manufacturers com- reading was by Mrs. Earl MacNeil, bined—prove to you that only a V-8 is up to date. j At the close of the meeting, Mrs. DRIVE—and feel Ford’s soft, steady ride. Archie Buchanan thanked the Enjoy the road-hugging "big-car” feel of Ford, relax ( hostess for inviting the members to her home. Closing prayer was by in the comfort of Ford’s firmly sprung foam-rubber l Mrs. E. A. MacPhail. Lunch was seats, experience the completely effortless ease of served by the hostess, assisted by driving that’s yours when you drive Ford. several of the members. DRIVE—we think you’ll like it. If you buy a car with an eye to lasting value, then Horticultural Society- you’ll be wise to go Ford—because Ford is worth WORTH MORE TODAY Had Meeting A special meeting of the North more when you buy it, worth more when you sell it. Roxborough Horticultural Society WORTH MORE TOMORROW Something else was held in the Community Hall, with Mrs. C. E. Blair, president, and Mrs. Gordon McKercher presiding. that "makes The new sidewalk at Community Hall was pleasing to all members, and Mr. Amos was named to plant the man" shrubs. Correspondence was read and dealt with fully. It was an- nounced that the Alexandria Puppet ; (and does even Theatre and musical program will be in Community Hall on Friday, more for him!) May 28th, at 8:15 p.m., sponsored by the local Horticultural Society. Mrs. P. E. Doyle and Mrs. J. A. Buchanan were named as lunch conveners. “Clothes make the man”, says the old adage. But today Gordon Scott and Mrs. J. K. Mac- more and more men are learning that they can also Lean to be at thé door. enhance their standing with certain people by owning Meeting closed with a Quiz, “What life insurance. You Should Know in 1954”, con- Take employers, for instance. To them, a man’s ducted by Mrs. J. A. Buchanan. ownership of life insurance suggests that he is fore- Mrs. Stanley Fraser was winner of sighted, thrifty, realistic. Above all, it reflects willing- the prize, one dozen tomato plants. ness to accept responsibility — an attitude that impresses every employer. In fact, anyone who learns that a man owns life insur- ance regards him with added respect. They know that it represents one of the most important assets any man can have. If You're TIRED Yet perhaps the most important effect of owning life {Certain features iUustrated or mentioned are "Standard” on some models, optional at extra cost on others.) insurance is on the policyholder himself. 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cil No. 755, Knights of Columbus, Met At Kemptyille William Taillon and of the Holy Name Society of FARM AND MARKET NEWS J St. Columban’s parish. He is survived by his wife, the To Prepared Brief Dies At Cornwall former Mis© Mary Albina Major, of Williamstown; three sons and two MONTREAL LIVESTOCK MARKET The Eastern Ontario Associated William Taillon of Cornwall, died daughters — Vincent Taillon, Ot- Beards of Trade and the govern- Saturday evening in. Hotel Dieu tawa; Leon Taillon, Cornwall; Al- ment of the Province of Ontario are Hospital, Cornwall, after suffering bert Taillon, Brockville; Mrs. Ed- MONTREAL, May 17. — Prices held firm in moderate trading on jointly sponsoring an Eastern On- a stroke at his home at noon that ward Collins, R.N. (Rita), New Montreal livestock markets today. No hog prices were established. tario Development Conference in day. Mr. Taillon had not been well York City; Miss Kathleen Taillon,. Receipts: 809 cattle, 236 calves, 29 sheep and lambs, and 195 hogs. the Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, May for three years and had been com- at home. Good steers made 20-21, choice 21.50, common to medium 13-19; 31st, June 1st and 2nd. pelled to remain in bed for a year. He also leaves two brothers and medium heifers 15-17, common 12-il4.50; good cows 13.50-14.50, choice 15, Born in Williamstown 63 years four sisters—James Taillon, St. An- medium 11.50-13, common 10-11.50, canners and cutters 8-9.50 Good to The original idea of the confer- ence was introduced by the Hon. ago last November 14th, he was a drews West; George Taillon, Ma- choice vealers were 18-20, common to medium (including drinkers) 8-18. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Donald lone, N.Y.; Mrs. D. J. McDonald, Sheep brought 13-14. W. K. Warrender, Minister of Plan- ning and Development of the gov- J. Taillon. The family moved to Mrs. William Baker and Mrs. Nap- ernment of Ontario, with a view to Cornwall from Williamstown in 1942 oleon Major, all in Cornwall; Mrs. planning the future economic and Mr. Taillon had been employed John Brockway, Fort Covington,. EGG PRICES MARKED DOWN growth of the province with the at Courtaulds (Canada) Limited NY. assistance and co-operation of the until he became ill three years ago. The funeral was held on Tuesday,. people and all departments of gov- His death will be regretted by many May 18th, to St. Columban’s ON MONTREAL MARKETS ernment. friends there and in Williamstown. Church. Interment was made in He was a member of Ontario Coun- St. Mary’s cemetery, Williamstown. dressed, are moving well. Heavy This is the first in a series of A drop of 2 cents in open whole- conferences to be held throughout , sale trade is reported in Montreal chickens have not been popular. the province. As Eastern Ontario, egg prices, and 1 cent in small lots Eggs — Spot, A ex-large, 4114c; A because of the Eastern Ontario to" retailers. Large retail sales held large, 4114c; A medium, 40c; A Associated Boards of Trade, was the steady. Receipts oh Friday totalled small, 36c; B, 35c; C, 30c. Job lots, only area, at the present time, suf- TAKE THAT TRIP TO SCOTLAND THIS YEAR, only 390 cases, 898 cases beld'w a A ex-large, 48c; A large, 45c to 48c; ficiently well, organized to sponsor year ago. A medium 44c to 46e; A small, 41c; such a conference the government IN GOOD COMPANY WITH OTHER Potatoes are higher priced. Cheese retail, A ex-large, 55c to 56c; A decided to ask the assistance of this GLENGARRY FOLK and butter are about steady. large, 50c to 52c; A medium, 48c organization in holding the first Light chickens, both live and to 50c; A small, 46c to 48c. Christopher Chapman, 26-year-old amateur photographer, conference. Butter — Open market No. 1 pas- whose first film, The Seasons, has been named the 1953 Canadian The purpose of the conference is teurized Quebec tenderable, fresh, Film of the Year. A simple nature film made on an Ontario to give the people of Eastern On- 58c. Jobbers on prints, 56c to 57c. farm, it brings to the screen the sights and ^sounds that are tario the opportunity to present Cheese—^Wholesale Quebec white, commonplace to country folk but which are missed by many their opinions and constructive JOIN THE GLENGARRY 3014c; colored, 30 %c; Ontario white, others in the rush of modern life. The film was bought by Im- criticism^ to the government of thie 3114c; colored, Sillic. perial Oil last year and is being shown on the National Film Province of Ontario in relation to Potatoes — 75 lbs., Quebec,. 70c to Board circuit and through the divisional offices of the company. municipal affairs, highways, travel PILGRIMAGE TO SCOTLAND 75c; NB, 90c to $1; PEI, $1 to $1.20; and publicity, education, agriculture, 50 lbs., NB, 60c to 85c; 100 lbs., lands and forests and planning and Sailing from Quebec City, September 8th California whites, $6 to $6.50; development (conservation, housing, Florida whites, $6 to $6.50.. Alexandrian Will Present Brief On industrial promotion). [f you are interested, further information may be secured by Live Poultry — No. 1, chickens, Representatives of county Federa- filling in and mailing this coupon. under 3 lbs., and 3 to 4 lbs., 25c to. Lands, Forests At Conference tions of Agriculture in Eastern On- 26c; 4 to 5 lbs., 25c; over 5 lbs., 30c tario and other persons with ex- to 32c. Fowl, under 4 lbs., 20c; 4 to perience in matters pertaining to EUGENE A. MACDONALD, 5 lbs., 22c to 23c; over 5 lbs., 24c to Harry D. Callan, director of the agriculture, met in Kemptville on Eastern Ontario Development Con- P.O. Box 10, NOW IS THE TIME 26c; rucks, 28c to 30c. To Handle Sales May 7th for the purpose of record- Fowl — Under 4 lbs., special, 26c; ference which convenes in Ottawa ing opinions and findings of the Alexandria, Ontario. TO ORDER box A, 24c to 26c; B, 22c to 24c; at the Chateau Laurier on MayTUst, agricultural needs of this part of Of All Ont. Hogs I am interested in further information concerning the YOUR FENCING C, 16c; 4 to 5 lbs., special, 28c; box June 1st and 2nd, has released Ontario. Later this material was names of businessmen from the area properly concentrated in a brief Glengarry Pilgrimage to Scotland, in September (or possibly All Sizes in Stock. A, 28c to 28c; B, 24c to 26c; C, 20c; over 5 lbs., special and A, 30c; B, who will present briefs to Ontario To Montreal which will be presented at the con- in 1955 or 1956). See US Before You Buy- 28c; C, 22c. cabinet ministers during conference ference on Tuesday, June 1st, at discussions. Name : Turkeys — Young hens and toms, Beginning May 17th a new com- 3:30 p.m. R. A. Stewart, Almonte, Glengarry Motor Sales over 18 lbs., box A, 45c to 46c. Ducks, The opinion of Eastern Ontario pany, United Livestock Sales Que- will present this brief on behalf of Address Phone 238 Alexandria box A, 39c to 40c. communities on the vital subjects of bec Limited, will take over selling, the Eastern Ontario farming com- housing, conservation and industrial directing and settling for all On- munities, and Hon. G. H. Doucett. promotion will be incorporated in a tario - produced hogs èxported to acting Minister of Agriculture for brief given by Mr. Ray Mucklestone Quebec. the Province of Ontario, will reply. of Brockville. R. M. Simpson, mayor The company will he located at of Arnprior, will speak on highways the Montreal stockyards, C. D. GLENGARRY COMMISSION AUCTION and municipal affairs, while other Black, general manager of United committee spokesmen will be How- Livestock Sales Limited, announces. ard Gomery of Kingston on Travel The Quebec company is a separ~ Wherever you go in Canada... and Publicity; Mrs. Frank Am- ate charter company, but will oper- SALE bridge of Ottawa on Education, and i ate under contract with United Donald A. Macdonald of Alexandria Livestock Sales limited. on Lands and Forests. Under The Ontario Farm Prod- — EVERY MONDAY — The conference is being jointly ucts Marketing Act, all hogs pro- sponsored by the Eastern Ontario duced in Ontario are marketed by Associated Boards of Trade and the United Livestock Sales, agency for Phone 286 — Lancaster, Ontario — Highway 34 Ontario government. The sugges- the Ontario Hog Producers’ Mar- tion for such a conference came keting Board. originally from the government, The new firm in Quebec will es- which expects to make this the first tablish salesmen for Ontario hogs in a series of regional conferences closer to Quebec markets and will to be held throughout the province. provide faster settlement for On- The Frost government hopes to in- tario producers whose hogs are sold itiate regional economic planning in in that province, Mr. Black said. Ontario that would result in the A weekly average of 5,000 Ontario- best use of the land and other re- produced hogs is marketed in sources of the province. Quebec. When W. K. Warrender, Minister o of Planning and Development, offi- cially opens the Eastern Ontario Development Conference, it will Cheese Exchanges mark the first time that such a gathering has ever assembled in Most of the 7,238 boxes sold in Canada. He and his fellow cabinet five exchanges the week ending May ministers hope to be able to make 15th went at 30c. Top price was some progrers on selling Eastern 3014c for 669 colored at Kemptville. Ontario on the idea of planning for There were 1,308 specials included the region rather than treating in the table. problems as local ones. While they Vankleek Hill—Total 1,321 boxes; may reasonably expect- some success 830 white and 258 colored, 30c; in this, they may also expect to be specials, 233. Next meeting May closely questioned as to why East- 19th. ern Ontario hasn’t received a Cornwall — Total 1,217 boxes; 751 for smart new greater share of the new industries white and 85 colored, 30c; specials, that have been locating in the prov- 381. Next meeting May 20th. ince. Omar G. Armstrong, presi- comfort Kemptville — Total 1,622 boxes; ; J dent of the Eastern Ontario Asso- SOI white, 3014c; 669 colored, 3014c; ciated Boards of Trade, has said specials, 52. Next meeting May that of the industries that have 20th. ' been established in Ontario during ...Ifours to Explore in'54 ! the past four years, seventy-five per Brockville — Total 656 boxes; 581 for exciting "Travel Living cent could be located anywhere in white and 75 colored, 30c. Next the built-up part of the province meeting May 20th. and yet function successfully. He All across Canada, as more and more of Canadian and his fellow businessmen want to know why more haven’t come this National’s 359 modern passenger cars go into way, and how they may attract service, travelling is becoming a new and delight- more in the future. ful kind of "Travel Living”. When you go C.N.R., Two major developments are ex- you enjoy travel with a flair ... a revelation in Y on have a wide choice of pected to strongly influence the thinking of the 400 or more dele- comfort, and the widest variety of day-and-night sleeping car accommodations gates at the conference. The prob- accommodations for every budget. — spacious drawing rooms, lems stemming from a depressed compartments, bedrooms, pop- It costs less than yon might think to travel on the textile industry are still a concern C.N.R. For example look at these low coach fares ular-priced roomettes, duplex- to many business leaders in the roomettes or berths. All are area. On the other hand, news that between Ottawa and Vancouver: One way $74.81; Round trip $322 GO. Froportionately low fares apply ideal for day and night travel. the St. Lawrence Seaway will soon start has raised hopes for big things for tourist and other types of sleeping car travel. not only in communities directly affected but elsewhere in Eastern Ontario. Ask about substantial savings offered by New Family Mr. Callan, conference director, Fares to Western Canada and to Mid-West and Western U.S.A. has asked the News to emphasize Repairs or additions to any that the $10 registration fee in- buildings on the farm can For reservations and information, see, write or phone CANADIAN cludes meals, and that separate be financed with a Farm Im- your local Canadian National Passenger Agent. tickets will be available for anyone provement Loan. Write for NATIONAL wishing to attend the luncheon on booklet or drop in and talk it over with the manager of RAILWAYS May 31st or June 2nd, or the dinner the Royal Bank branch on June 1st at which Premier Frost J nearest you. will be the speaker. Further. information on the con- THE ROYAL BAHK| THE ONLY RAHWAY ference may be obtained from OF CAHADA ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL & PUBLICITY Donald A. Macdonald, conference HON. L. P. CECILE, Q.C., MINISTER I representative in Alexandria. V-, > I Page 10 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, May 20th, 1954 Mrs. P. Macintosh Showered On Eve Buys Area Farms Of Marriage R. J. Graham, owner of Graham LUMBER Dies In Montreal Creamery Co. Ltd., has purchased AH kinds of Hardwood and "Ntws” Classified Ad section A miscellaneous shower was held the Hope and Choquette farms Softwood Lumber .•o*o»o*o*o*o«- The death occurred in Montreal Friday at the home of Miss Elaine north of the CNR station here from on Saturday, May il5th, of Mrs. Barbara for the former Nancy Omer Poirier. in the rough and dressed. SALESMEN WANTED Pierson Macintosh, the former Graham on the eve of her marriage o — Reasonable Price — CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES —Rawleigh business now open In Sadie Catherine Ramsey of Martin- to John Malkin. About 18 former “By 11970 Canada will have 1,500,- Glengarry Co. Trade well estab- town. She was 49 years old. school friends and the bride-elect’s 000 people over 65, a pool of highly A. J. McG-ILLIS lished. Excellent opportunity. Full Mrs. Macintosh had not been well mother gathered to wish her happi- skilled and dependable labor which Lochiel 36-R-16 For Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.: 50 cents for thirty words or less; ! time. Write at once. RAWLEIGH’S, for a year, but she was in serious ness and present her with several industry would he foolish to over- 3 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. [ R.R. 1, Alexandria Dept. E-lil3-189, Montreal. 20-2c condition for only two days. Sym- lovely wedding gifts. look.’’—J. D. Morgan, Toronto in- 15-4C Births Deaths: No charge. Cards of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- | When the bride-elect entered the oriam- Minimum, 75 cents, 10 cents per line of verse. Public Î pathy is extended to her husband dustrialist. Notices- 12 cents per line, first insertion; 8 cents per line subse- | ” NOTICE TO CREDITORS and her mother, the foriner Sarah room, which was decorated with quent insertions. 10 cents extra if not paid in advance; 25 cents j In the matter of the estate of Catherine Osier, who resides in blue , and white streamers, a corsage extra if Box No. used. Christena McCuaig, late of the Martintown. She also leaves one was presented- to her and she was Town of Alexandria, in the brother and four sisters — George escorted to a decorated chair by the Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than noon County of Glengarry, housewife, hostess. Miss Jean McIntosh read Thursday, to appear in current week’s columns. Ramsey and Mrs. Ronald Mac- deceased. intosh, both of Petawawa; Mrs. the address. J All persons having claims against John J. McDonald, Glen Donald; A social evening was enjoyed and the estate of Christena McCuaig, Mrs. Harold Waite, Croydon, Pa., refreshments were served. Assisting >BIggHS | FOR SALE housewife, who died on or about the and Mrs. Clarence Benton, Martin- the . hostess were Jean Shago and BENNETT — At St. Josephus ^os- —Between 50 and 75 bushels of Seed 26th day of April, 1954, are hereby town. Julia Barbara. pital, Toronto, on Sunday, May Oats, Vanguard. Apply to DAN notified to send in to the under- The funeral was held' Tuesday Miss Graham had been enter- 16th, il954Ato Mr. and Mrs. R. ANDERSON, Maxyille. Phone 156- signed solicitors, on or before the morning from Miller’s Funeral tained by the staff of the registry 19 2 Gordon Bennett of Toronto — a W-12. - P 30th day of May, 1954, full par- Home, Cornwall, to St. William’s office, City Hall,, Toronto, where she son. ticulars of their claims, and after Church. Martintown, and interment was employed, and presented with —One 15-foot plywood boat, com- that date the estate will be dis- was in North Branch cemetery. a gift of crystal. A presentation was LALONDE — At Hotel Dieu Hos- plete with oars and false bottom; tributed having regard only to the also made by her track club. pital, Cornwall, on Thursday, May in excellent condition. Apply to claims of which notice shall then ■ o 13th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. P. GALLANT, Dominion St. 20-lp have been received. Lalonde (nee Germaine Trottier) DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, A.H.S. Oiit-diat Alexandria Sash... of Alexandria — a son. —Playhouse, 8 feet long, 6 feet wide, this 30th day of April, 1954. 6 feet high. Finished in imitation (Continued from Page 1) McMASTER — At Smith’s Clinic, MACDONELL & MACDONALD, By Raoul Picard brick, asphalt shingle roof, furnished sheathed in %-inch birch plywood Hawkesbury, on Wednesday, May Solicitors for Administrator, Hello, readers. If all points of or unfurnished. Apply to MRS. O. Alexandria, Ontario. 18-3c and much of the lumber which for- 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mc- Interest go down in the record book, BRAZEAU, Dalhousie Mills, Ont. AHS will no doubt have another merly was scrapped will go into Master of Laggan — a son, Donald 20-lp NOTICE OF APPLICATION their construction, effecting a con- Ewen. fact to add to its historical list. La$t The Liquor Licence Act 1946 week, peaceful minded students un- siderable reduction in waste. MacMILLAN — At Smith’s Clinic, —100 bushels of Beaver oats at $1.25 Licensing District Number 10 derwent a shower of . . . well let’s Lumber and building supplies a bushel. BERNARD A. Mac- ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUCTION HawkesbUry, on Tuesday, May TAKE NOTICE that Lucien just say a shower. For two days, constitute the big volume of busi- 18th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh DONELL, Dalhousie Station, ’phone the Water Pistol Invaders rode. ness done by Alexandria Sash & Lancaster 5685. - 20-lc D’Aoust of the Town of Alexandria, P. MacMillan (nee Muriel Diver) in the County of Glengarry, will However, their terrorizing was Door Co., which now has five trucks short-lived as we were crushingly and two car® on the road. Mr. of Lochiel, their first child — a —McClary 80 range, white enamel, make application at a Special Meet- SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY son, Malcolm Laird. ing of The Liquor Licence Board of taught the value of 39 cents. Cholette is himself out-of-town bums wood or coal, water front, much of the time, both buying and (Starting at 7 p.m.) large warming closet, also boiler, in Ontario to be held at the Court With June examinations right TEACHERS WANTED" House in the Town of Brockville in around the corner, scholars still selling. A brother, Germaine Chol- A1 condition. Apply to J. L. O. ette, is factory foreman; Rolland '—Qualified teacher for Public SABOURIN, Kenyon St. West. 20-lp the County of Leeds, on Tuesday, have time for sports. Every noon the 15th day of June, 1954, at the hour at 12:30, softball and soccer Laferriere is in charge of tlie ware- Telephone 14-R-4 OMER POIRIER School No. 1, South Plantagenet, house, and Alphonse Lalonde is re- duties to begin September 1st, salary HOUSE FOR SALE hour of 1:00 o’clock (DST) in the enthusiasts may be seen displaying afternoon, for the issuance of a their skill. Speaking of skill,. Leo sponsible for the hardware store. $2,200. This is a new school With —House In Glen Robertson on Lot Achille Joanette is on the road as a modern equipment and is situated public house licence for the sale and probably doesn’t see much of his 7, Dalhousie Road, at a very low consumption of beer in premises to pool sharks any more. salesman, while Mr. Cholette’s «on, in the Village of Riceville. Apply price. Also an Army bed. Apply to Ronald, is in charge of finance. to B. FAWCETT, Riceville, Ont. which men and women are ad- Friday, May 21st, Williamstown 19-2c MARY ANN DAOUST, Alexandria. mitted, for the following premises: Micheline Rouette, secretary, is the 20-3p High School may either brag or only one of her sex employed. ALEXANDRIA HOTEL, locat- complain. Here’s hoping that op- —Qualified teacher for School No. 2, ed on Main Street, in the Town of The Cholette business is being ex- Tenders For Municipal Drains —Two houses for sale and two 3- timism overrules pessimism as their panded slowly and thoroughly and Kenyon. Duties to commence Sep- room apartments to let, one at $15 Alexandria, in the County of cadet corps falls in for inspection. tember 1st, 1954. Apply, stating promises to be an important asset and the other $10 per month. Apply Glengarry, being operated as a On this same 'day, Alexandria qualifications and salary expected to the town in years to come. SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to contents, will be to PETER CASTONGUAY, Green Hotel within the requirements of High will he sending competitors to received by the undersigned until 3 p.m. Tuesday, June 1st, 1954, to DOUGALD MacMASTER, Secre- Valley. Tel. 278-W-12. 20-2p The Liquor Licence Act, 1946. the Hawkesbury field day. Among for the construction of the following Municipal Drains: tary-Treasurer, R.R. 1, Dunvegan. Any person resident in the licens- these, will be our fleetfooted Sang- 20-2c New Principal... FARM FOR SALE ing district may object to the ster, who last September took a (1) Macdonell Drain Estimated Yardage 19,060 application, and the grounds of perfect five firsts. Good luck to you, —^Qualified teacher for School No. 5, —80-acre farm near Apple Hill, Lots (Continued from Page 1) (2) Lauzon Drain Estimated Yardage 14,150 Kenyon. Duties to commence Sep- 21 and 22, 1st Kenyon, good hush, objection in writing shall be filed Jim, and to all your cohorts. able to go Active because of a stiff tember 1st. For salary and further good house and buildings, 24 apple with H. J. F. Stewart, Q.C., the I simply can’t end this Chit-Chat hip, but conducted classes for (3) McLennan & Westley Drains— particulars, apply to ALEX. R. MC- trees, water and electricity, for Deputy Registrar of the Licensing without reminding you to get your officers for the Lanark and Ren- Estimated Yardage 26,170 DONALD, Secretary, R.R. 2, Green- $2,400 — $800 cash and balance on District, whose address-is 21 Court invitations for our Formal Dance frew Scottish Regiment. field. 20-3c terms. Apply to RENE LALONDE, House Avenue, Brockville, Ontario, soon. A deadline will be set around The principal plans to look after (4) Macintosh, Ronald, Pattingale RR. 1, Apple Hill. 18-3p at least ten days before the meeting the 28th of this month. Hope ye the school’s vocational guidance and Carrière Drains. Estimated Yardage 36,385 at which the application is to be all come. Bye! program himself. TO LET heard. Construction of the new school is Plan®, specifications and tender forms may be obtained at DATED at Alexandria, Ont., this proceeding on schedule. The brick- the office of the Township Engineer, Mr. L. p. Stidwill, O.L.S., TOMATO PLANTS —Heated store space for rent; good 12th day of May, 1954. —DEADSTOCK removed from your work is almost completed and the Cornwall, Ont. A cash deposit or certified cheque, payable to location, next to former Stedman FOR SALE LUCIEN J. D’AOUST, farm promptly for sanitary disposal. interior work will be done during the Treasurer, Township of Lancaster, for 10% of the tendered store; full basemept; 23x50 floor Alexandria, Ont., Telephone collect: Lancaster 229 the isummer. price, must accompany each tender. Good Variety space. Apply to MAURICE LA- Applicant. 19-2c Cornwall 3730. The school will offer, in addition LONDE, manager, Stedman’s 5c to ST. LAWRENCE RENDERING Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Call at Jeaurond Cannery to the usual academic subjects, $1.00 Store. 20-tf TENDERS WANTED COMPANY LIMITED RR. 2, Alexandria courses in special French, shop, JAS. MACDONELL, Clerk-Treasurer, TENDERS will be received for the home economics, commercial sub- North Lancaster, Ont. or ’phone: Lochiel 29-R-14 BABY CHICKS SUMMER OFFICE HOURS Canteen Concession on the Island jects, agriculture and music. No —Low — new — May — prices — on COMMENCING ON MAY 3rd and EVARISTE JEAUROND Park from the I5th of June to»Sep- expense has been spared to make Hillside ' Chicks. Immediate ' deliv- continuing until the 25th of Sep- tember 15th, for the sàle of Hot tember, 1954, the law office of the school competitive with the best Prop. ery. Started, all ages. Pullets, non- Dogs, Soft Drinks, Cigarettes, in the province. sexed. As well as dayolds. Cock- Messrs. Macdonell & Macdonald, Candy, etc. Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers, An unusually highly qualified staff erels. Wide choice breeds and Tenders to be in by May 31st. Alexandria, will be open for busi- has been engaged for the Septem- crosses. Canadian Approved. Get Alexandria ness from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. ber opening to retain the high this new May list, place your order Parks & Recreation Committee. daily, except Saturday from 8:30 academic standing of the school and with agent — RAYMOND LA- Can You .. . Angus R. Macdonell, Secretary, to il p.m. to promote so-called “useful” in- LONDE, Glen Robertson. 20-lc Kenyon Street, West. 20-lc For urgent matters an appoint- struction for those whose school SEED FOR SALE years must end short of university PERSONAL ment may be made outside regular office hours by letter or by ’phoning education. Suggest A Name? —Rupture Trusses fitted. We guar- No. 138 or 225, Alexandria. Architect of the building is H. H. antee satisfaction from the world’s BECOME A MACDONELL & MACDONALD, Roberts of Westport. It will be best brand of trusses. McLEISTER’S Barristers, etc., ready for the September term. ALEXANDRIA SASH & DOOR CO. DRUG STORE, Alexandria. 18-3c Alexandria, Ont. 17-8c • Climax Timothy. NURSING ASSISTANT has started production of a new line of Interior Doors, J»0»0«0»Q«0*0*0«0«0*0«0»0»Q«0*0*0«0#0«0*CfO*Qk • Red Clover. ATTENTION >an»o«nan»o*n»A*o«o«oaoao*G»o«o*o*oao*o*G*o«a*ot and the company is seeking a name for its door that CAR BUYERS in a • Common Timothy. —For complete insurance coverage, will be distinctive and, if possible, will give wide and low cost financing, see me be- THE CHURCH ON THE HILL prominence to Alexandria or Glengarry. • Beaver Oats. fore you buy your new Car or Truck Few BUY AT ALEXANDRIA • Fort Barley. or late model Used Car. This mod- Submit the winning name and you will receive, ern, low cost insurance and finance Months! invites you to its free, one of those fine new doors, made • Silverhulled Buckwheat. plan available for either dealer or private sales. RAYMOND ROCHON, • in Alexandria. Alexandria. Phone 220. SPRING SOCIAL RUDOLPH’S • ® • 43-6-30—53 NEW TRAINING CENTRE FRIDAY, JUNE 25th High Quality — V WANTED OPENS IN OTTAWA Suggested Names may be ’phoned in to the Please Mark This Date! — Government Graded — -3- or 4-room apartment wanted JUNE 1st. AND SAVE plant — 150-J, or mailed in. — Prices Right in Alexandria; no children. Phone 18-20-22 697, Alexandria. 20-lp ENROLL NOW! ^SSSSSSS5SSSSSSS82S2?SSSSS?8SSS85SS2SSSSSSSSS? J. M. ARKINSTALL —A male puppy, healthy. MRS. A career of your own awaits Phone 98-J-l MAXVILLE JACK LIBBOS, ’phone 216, Alex- you with interesting, remuner- andria. 20-lc ative employment. A short ten-month course qualifies you as an important member of the DRUG STORE great nursing team. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Upon graduation you receive SPECIALS THIS WEEK a Nursing Assistant Certificate. NOXZEMA 3-WAY SHAVE 40c size for 25c AUCTION SALE Entrance Requirements INSURANCE Accountants and Auditors ELECTRIC MOTORS OF PUREBRED REGISTERED AYRSHIRE CATTLE Age 17 to 45, Grade VIII Education JERGEN’S LOTION 65c size, with a Free bar of Jergen’s ON THE FARM OF HERB TAIT Good Health INSURANCE Ottawa, Cornwall, Kingston NEW — REBUILT New Lotion Soap. Brockville Repairs and Rewinds on Highway No. 2, fivg miles East of Lancaster, "REE — transportation from WOODBURY’S COCOANUT OIL Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- one mile. West of Bainsville sideroad MacLeod, Comrie & Company to all makes and sizes our place of residence to SHAMPOO mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- Certified Public Accountants school with free uniforms and — Prompt Service — on $1.20 size for 59c. niture, Theft, Wind and Farm Licensed Municipal Auditors laundry. Buddings. SURGESON & SON NOXZEMA CORNWALL OTTAWA 29A Second St. E. Phone 5( WEDNESDAY, MAY 26th, 1954 $60.00 A MONTH training Special size (you save %), 98c. 35 Second St., E. 27 Merritt Ave. at 1 p.m. _ allowance is paid during entire WOODBURY’S SOAP Tel. 3400. Tel. 2-412? FUEL AND STOVE OIL course. 3 bars for 30c, plus 1 bar for 1c. MORRIS BROS. Cornwall. Ont. 24 head of Purebred, Registered, Ayrshire Milch Cows Phone 33 Alexandria Mostly fresh, including 4 springers, accredited and free-listed, sired by Apply now for FREE Information RICHARD HUDNUT HOME PERMANENT BARRISTERS SPRINGLEA SECURITY, No. 300422; GLENGARRY BOWSER, and Registration Form from — BERNARD CARDINAL, B.A. $1.75, plus a 2-oz. bottle of No. 252708., Owned by ALEX. BLACK, Bainsville. PHYSICIANS COMPTABLE LICENCIE SENIOR INSTRUCTOR Marvellous Shampoo—FREE. MILLIGAN & MacDONALD Reason of Sale: Bam destroyed by fire Nursing Assistants* Centre ♦ A. L. CREWSON Licensed Public Accountant Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries There will also be offered for sale 10 head of Purebred, Registered, Vac- No< 6 Fire Hall, John and Sussex M.D., CM. (McGill) LM.C.C. R. P. Milligan, Q.C. cinated, Accredited Ayrshire Heifers, aged 1 to 2 years old, and BALQU- Streets, Ottawa, Ontario EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT 134 Montreal Road, Cornwall D. J. MacDonald, BA. HIDDEK STATELY LAO, No. 307644, 8-year-old bull from a 100,000 pound McLEÏSTER’S Glasses Supplied and Fitted Tel. 5572 cow. Owned by R. M. ROY, Bainsville, Ont. Phone: Lane. 4767. ONTARIO PEPARTMENT REXALL Telephone 1245 Alexandria — Tel. 174 165 Pitt Street CORNWALL, ONT. — PHONE 2775 TERMS — CASH OF HEALTH DRUG STORE 132 West Second St., Cornwall, Ont. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY ADVERTISE IN THE ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: 'MAHLON ZERON, Auctioneer. Honourable Mackinnon Phillips, M.D., C.M., Please make appointment with Minister Phone 52 Alexandria’ the secretary. Insurance Bldg., Main St. North Office open 9-12, 1-5, Saturday 9-12 GLENGARRY NEWS Thursday of each week—9-5 j