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ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1951 $2.50 A YEAR VOL. LIX—No. 34 Son Of Former Alexandrian Was Shot In Hold-Up U.S. Soldier Killed In Colorado Television Relay Station May Be Magladery Shield Presented Alexandria Legion Located In Vicinity Of Maxville At Provincial Convention In Cornwall On Monday In Robbery Of Taxi He Drove Transmission Tests For FBI On Trail Of Gunman Who Wantonly Suitability Of Location Local Branch Had Largest Percentage Shot Young Soldier Son Of The Former Made This Week Reeves Meet To Increase In Membership In Year — Maxville Reeve Heads Memorial Hall Committee Liza Ann Ritchie Of West Chazy, N.Y. Transmission tests were conducted Plan For Legion Hall near Maxville this week on a pos- In the presence of some 1,000 delegates attending the Provincial FBI agents have been called into the search for an unidentified sible site for a radio-relay station At a meeting of Reeves of the Convention at Cornwall, earlier this week, Alexandria Legion Branch, gunman who wantonly shot and killed a cab-driving soldier near in the Bell Telephone Company’s projected Buffalo - Toronto - Mont- County of Glengarry, Mayor R. J. No. 423, was presented with the Tom Magladery Shield. This shield has Colorado Springs, Ool'o., in the early hours of August 14th. Dead is Graham apd four ex-mayors of been awarded annually since 1945 to the Legion Branch in Ontario Sergeant Martin A. Bursey, 20, of 453 Ridgewood Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., real microwave system. The radio-relay network will pro- Alexandria, held in the Town securing the largest percentage increase in new members, and is con- stationed at Air Defense Command headquarters in Colorado Springs. vide additional long distance tele- Clerk’s office, August 9th, it was de- sidered one of the major awards given by the Ontario Command. Sergt. Bursey was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Bursey of Route 1, cided to put on a county-wide drive phone circuits between Toronto, Ot- * Fred Deer, president of the local for funds for the erection of a West Chazy, N.Y. His mother is* tawa and Montreal. It will also Branch, accepted the shield from Legion Memorial Hall in Alexandria the former Elizabeth (Liza Ann) deliver television programs to Tom Magladery, past president of on a lot near the Armouries, to be Alexandria Kinsmen Ritchie of Alexandria. Car Draw Feature ■broadcasting stations being built by the Provincial Command, at Mon- donated by the estate of the late Reporting developments in. the the Canadian Broadcasting Corp- day evening’s convention banquet. Col. A. G. F. Macdonald. The pro- Win National Trophy case, the Plattsburgh (N.Y.) Press- At Night Of Strings oration in Toronto and Montreal. In making the presentation, Mr. posed building would be 60 x 100 Republican declared August 17th E. W. O’Brien, Bell Telephone Magladery highly commended Alex- with club rooms in the basement, The Boake Efficiency Trophy that Police Chief I. B. Bruce of Glengarry’s Night of Strings, manager for this area, said the land, andria Legionnaires on their show- and hall on the first floor. was awarded to the Kinsmen Colorado Springs reported uncover- next Friday night in Glengarry which is located a half-mile south- Club of Alexandria, Wednes- ing. “It is an outstanding achieve- ing a promising clue. A striped Gardens here, will have as a east of Maxville, has been leased The president of the local branch day, at the national convention ment”, he declared, “when you con- T-shirt was found in the apartment feature the drawing for the 1951 with the option to purchase. Alter- of the Legion, Fred Deer, was pres- of Kinsmen Clubs held this sider that the winning Branch had. of one of the persons being in- Ford deluxe sedan. The draw nate sites are also being considered, ent and outlined the need for such week at Halifax. On hand to been re-organized in October, leav- vestigated as a suspect. The sus- and entertainment are both he added. a building and the uses to which receive the prized trophy was ing them less than three months of pect denied wearing a T-shirt. jointly sponsored by Alexandria The transmission tests is this area it could be put for the general President Cornelius Lalonde, the year to compete against other Witnesses to the crime said the Legion Branch and the Gar- were carried out by means of port- benefit of other organizations in the who, with Mrs. Lalonde, was branches in the province which had' •slayer did. Chief Bruce also re- dens. able equipment, which includes a County. representing the Alexandria been, in most cases, active for sev- ported the suspect denied a police Many of Glengarry’s top viol- sectional tower that can be erected The Reeves were appointed chair- Kinsmen at national. eral, years.” record though 'having convictions inists have already signified men in their respective municipali- The Boake Trophy is awarded dating back to 1928. to a height of 200 feet within a few Other members of the local their intention of participating hours. After conducting tests this ties and will proceed to organize a annually to the club showing in the programme and they will Branch present at the banquet Only witnesses to the crime were week, Bell Telephone engineers dis- canvassing organization within their greatest promptness and effi- range in age from 89 to 14. were: Dtave Lalonde, 1st vice-presi- Mr. and Mrs. Hal S. Chase of Des mantled the tower and transported municipality. When this has been ciency in the conduct of its re- Romeo Huot of Cornwall will dent; Major Angus A. McDonald Moines, Iowa, passengers in the it some 30 miles to the next pros- completed a general meeting of all lations with district and na- be M.C. and Cornwall Legion and John A. Fraser, the last two taxi, who were returning to the pective radio-relay location. A per- the committees will be held and tional. It is a tribute to the talent will stage specialty num- being accredited delegates to the Broadmoor Hotel from an evening’s manent tower will be erected later final plans will be made for can- work of President Lis and the bers. Other attractions are be- convention. outing. They were robbed of $300. at the Maxville location if it is de- vassing the County. retiring slate of officers who \ The Chases said, their cab was ing lined up for the big night. The shield is' on display in the cided to use the site. Various organizations will be ap- handled the affairs of the club window of Ostrom’s Drug and stopped when a four-door black proached, and a substantial amount in the past year. sedan pulled up on tlje left side. About 12 relay stations will be re- Jewelry Store here. quired for the Toronto-Montreal of aid has already been promised. o Bursey was shot in the left temple A special committee was appointed One of the most successful pro- Family Re-United section of the network, in addition vincial conventions on record, the toy a man who approached the cab to contact the various Social Service to terminal ’equipment in the two gathering at Cornwall passed reso- ■with a rifle in his/ hands. Chase Clubs and request their co-opera- Upper School •said the slaying of Bursey was cities. The relay stations will be lutions on many subjects of par- After Fifty Years located about 30 miles apart. tion. “absolutely without provocation”. The following officers were ap- ticular interest to servicemen. Im- Bursey had been supplementing (The Rosetown, Sàsk., Eagle) The telephone conversations or Results Reported provements in federal aïid provin- television programs will be carried pointed : -his soldier’s pay by night-time taxi A family reunion was held at the Chairman — Reeve W. A. Mac- cial legislation on housing ' are driving. by microwave transmission. The MAXVILLE HIGH SCHOOL urged; a review of pensions paid hoine of Miss Margery and Ernie Ewen of Maxville. The following abbreviations are Sergt. Bursey was born at the McMillan at Marriott on Sunday, microwaves will be focused into a disabled veterans to bring them in narrow beam by special antennae Vice-Chairmen: used: English Composition, E. family’s present home on Monty’s August 5th. The five remaining Charlottenburgh — Reeve John line with present day living costs is and relayed from station to station. Comp.; English Literature, E. Lit.; sought. The Canadian Legion ^is Bay, November 27th, 1930. He en- members of one family — Miss Mar- McLennan. High-gain amplifiers set each station History, Hist.; Algebra, Alg.; Ge- urged to assume leadership in plans listed in the Air Force four years gery McMillan and Ernie McMillan Lancaster Township — Reeve T. ometry, Geom.; Trigonometry and of Marriott; Racey D. McMillan, will give the signals a million-fold for civil defence. ago after graduating from Chazy Scott Fraser. Statistics, Trig.; Physics, Phy.; formerly of R.R. 2, Greenfield, Ont., boost before they take off for the In addressing the convention, (Central Rural School. Lochiel Township — Reeve J. W. Chemistry, Chen;.; Botany, Bot.; next relay point. Hon. Hugues Lapointe, Minister of Survivers are his wife, his par- now of Marriott; Alex. McMillan of MacLeod. Zoology, Zool.; Latin Authors, Lat. Juniata, and Donnie D. McMillan Each relay station will have two Veterans’ Affairs, declared more and ents and five brothers: Joseph of Kenyon Township — Reeve D. D. Au.; Latin Composition, Lat. Comp.; of Plenty — met all at one time for receiving and two transmitting an- more Legion branches are becoming Albany, N.Y.;, Adolphus, jr., a sol- MacKipnon. French Authors, Fr. Au.; French the first time in approximately 50 tennae, mounted on a steel tower. the centre of community activities. dier stationed at Little Rock, Ark.; Alexandria — Major A. A. Mc- Composition, Fr. Comp. Floyd and Lloyd, twins, and Hugh, years. , ^ Tfhe towers will range in height Donald. The Legion can and must be a from about 50 to 250 feet, depend- Legend: 75 to 100, 1; 66 to 74, 2; leader in developing complete con- all of Monty’s Bay, West Chazy, Present at the reunion were the Lancaster Village — H. K. Abbey. 60 to 65, 3; 50 to 59, C. N.Y. following families: Mr. and Mrs. ing on what obstructions are to be Committee fidence between the peoples thai Theresa Andre—E. Lit. C, Bot. C, Alex. McMillan, their sons and cleared to obtain a line-of-sight Mayor R. J. Graham -and four make up our population, he de- The youth is a nephew of Mrs. RADIO-RELAY TESTS — Tem- Fr. Comp. C, Fr. Au. C. Alexander MoPhee, Duncan and families; Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc- path to the next station. ex-Mayors: Geo. Simon, J. A. clared. porary towers such as this are Joyce Campbell — E. Lit. C, E. .Sam Ritchie, of Alexandria. Millan and Linda Mae and Mr. and The Buffalo - Toronto section of o —— being used to test possible loca- Laurin, Romeo Rouleau and Dr. D. Comp. C, Geom. 2, Bot. C, Fr. Au. C, o Mrs. Wallace McMillan and Joanne, the network is scheduled to be in D. McIntosh. tions for radio-relay stations on Fr. Comp. C. all of Juniata; Mr. and Mrs. Donnie operation by the time that tele- the Bell Telephone’s projected f—~° Lorna Campbell—E. Comp. 3, E. Lost Three Fingers D. McMillan, their son, daughters vision broadcasting is inaugurated Bass Fingerlings Buffalo - Toronto - Montreal Lit. 2, Geom. 1, Trig. 1, Bot. 3, Zool. and families; Mr. and Mrs. Fraser in Toronto next year. The Toronto- microwave route. Transmission Glen Nevis Man C, Fr. Au. 2, Fr. Comp. 2. In Meat Grinder McMillan and Judy of Plenty; Mr. Montreal system is planned ’for Placed In Lake tests were carried out this week Marie Judd—E. Comp. 2, Bot. 1, and Mrs. L. M. Furber, Donald and completion in 1953. Laurier Sabourin, partner in the on a site near Maxville, where a Severely Injured Fr. Comp. C. Luann, of Bures, Sask., and Mr. and o firm of Meloche & Sabourin, local Representatives of the Ontario permanent station may later be Connie Kippen—Bot. 3. Department of Game and Fisheries Mrs. Allan Grant and Merle of J. Nell McDonald of Glen Nevis, meat market, lost parts of three Glamis. Present also were Mr. and erected. Isobel Kippen—Bot. 3. fingers of his right hand while last week placed over 200 small, Dougald A. MacDonell widely known as one of Glengarry’s Elizabeth MacEwen—E. Comp. C, Mrs. Edwin McMillan, Sharon, °-t most popular violinists, is a patient operating a grinder in his shop last large-mouthed black bass in the Frank, Duncan and Bruce of Mar- Bot. 2. Thursday night. Mr. Sabourin was Of Williamstown Dies in Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, Kenneth MacEwen—E. Comp. C, Island Lake here. Later, a larger riott, -Edwin being the son of an- preparing sausage meat, when his Thrice Wounded, where he is recovering from injuries Hist. C. number will be placed in Loch other brother, the late J. A. Mc- One of Glengarry’s most widely which included a compound frac- hand slipped and the knives bit into Millan. known residents, Mr. Dougald A. Marjorie MacEwen—E. Comp. C, his hand amputating the little ■Garry. ture of the leg. Mr. McDonald was Bot. C. During the day a telegram of Home From Korea[ MacDonell of Williamstown, died struck by a car at 10. a.m. Friday, finger and two others near the first It was stated that the l^ke here greetings was received from the Mc- Tuesday, in Hotel Dieu Hospital, Eileen Macintosh—E. Comp. C, joint. August 10th, while working with a Bot. C, Fr. Au. C, Fr. Comp. 3. ’ is an ideal place for bass and Gillivray family, of Kirk Hill, Ont. First Lieutenant Raymond Major, Cornwall, where he had been a construction crew on Highway 2 be- Donald MacKinnon—E. Comp. 2, ‘ Mr. Sabourin is now home from spawning should start within two son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolphe patient for the past month. A tween Lancaster and the Bainsville E. Lit. 3, Hist. C, Zool. C, Fr. Au. C, Hotel Dieu Hospital, where he -un- (Duffy) Major, Route 2, Massena, native of St. Raphael’s, Mr. Mac- years. The work was carried out sideroad. Fr. Comp. C. derwent treatment. N.Y., has arrived in Massena after Donell had resided in the Glen under the auspices of the local Rod Mr. McDonald is reported to have Janet MacKillican—Bot. C. o Draw Prizes All having been wounded three times in Nevis area for many years until been struck by a car driven by Weldon MàcLennon—E. Comp C, and Gun Club. Geo. Simon, presi- fighting in Kprea. He had been moving to Williamstown some years Frank Glass of Cornwall, as he Bot. C. dent; Lucien Brunet, secretary, and overseas a year. ago. He was aged 84. Stay In Parish crossed the highway to get check- Jean MacNaughton—Bot. 2. Former Resident other members were present. The young soldier was born and To mourn his passing he leaves ing tickets from a truck. his wife, the former Catherine Chis- Murdo Stewart — E. Comp. C, . o All four prizes in the drawing held brought up in Williamstown. His o Bot. 3. Dies At Sudbury in connection with St. Finnan’s an- grandmother, Mrs. Ambrose Majjor, holm, three sons and five daughters. The funeral was held yesterday to The following were Grade 12 stu- nual social, Tuesday night, stayed and her daughter, Mrs. W. Smart, A former resident of Lochiel, Mrs. St. Mary’s Church, with burial in Completed Course dents and passed the subjects Labor Day Opening in the parish, the winners being: the Misses Edna and Lillian Major written: Wilfrid Bissonnette died in St. Chest of silver — Mrs. John and Theodore Major all reside in St. Raphael’s cemetery. Joseph’s Hospital, Sudbury, on Aug- A more extended notice will be In Leadership Training Connie Kippen, Isobel Kippen, Murphy, RR. 2, Alexandria. Williamstown. Marjorie McEwen, Elizabeth Mc- ust Idth. Aged 71, Mrs. Bissonnette For Twp. Park Bicycle — Miss Carol Miller, Alex- published néxt week. The 19-year-old lieutenant, be- o Miss Cecile Lanthier of Alex- Ewen, Jean MacNaughton and was the eldest daughter. Flora, of Charlottenburgh Township will andria. lieved to have been the youngest andria High School, has successfully Marie Judd. the late Mr. and Mrs. Francois afford Glengarrians a preview of its Electric Handichef — Miss Shirley company commander in the United completed her two weeks’ leadership Theresa Andre, Joyce Campbell Trottier of Lochiel and Alexandria. new public park, the former Jennie McKinnon, R.R. 2, Alexandria. States Army, was wounded the first Houses Change Hands training course at the Ontario Ath- and Lorna Campbell expect to enter She had been ip ill health for a Fraser farm, east of Summerstown, Tri-Lite Lamp — Mrs. Catherine time November 6th, 1950, while cov- letic Training Camp at Lake Cou- Ottawa Normal School, in Sep- couple of years. on Labor Day, September 3rd. Plans McDonald, Alexandria. ering the withdrawal of his men Recent real estate -deals in town chiching. tember. To mourn her passing, she leaves are being completed for an official A Tea Set raffled at the Candy with a machine gun. . He received include the purchase by Stephen In reporting on Miss Lanthier’s her sorrowing husband, four daugh- opening of the new park on that Booth, has not yet been claimed. the Bronze Star for this action. O’Connor, Jr., of the house on Elgin success in the course, Miss Claire ALEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL ters and four sons: Mrs. W. R. day, when it is hoped to have Col- The winner’s number is 140. The His second battle wound came street west, owned by Archie Mac- Walsh, Senior Camp Instructor, Alexandria High School Upper Lauzon (Maria), Glen Norman; onel The Hon. Thos. L. Kennedy, Tea Set may be had from Mrs. D. March 7 th and the third March Millan and occupied by J. P. Mc- writes us, in part: School results are as follows: Mrs. P. W. Gauthier (Albina), Ontario Minister of Agriculture, A. Macdonald, St. George street. 19th. Donell. “It was a pleasure to have Cecile Bedard, Victor.. Arthur — Sp. Pontiac, Mich.; Mrs. Romeo Trau- present to officiate. Held in Glengarry Gardens, the Aurele Lobb has purchased the and two other French-speaking French Comp. 2nd. chemontagne (Bertha), Mrs. Harry social was the most successful held Lieutenant Major won his sec- Ernest Durocher house on the town students at camp this year. They Gumming, William—Eng. Comp. Cole (Aline), of Sudbury; Emile and The Township Council expects to in years and was patronized by ond lieutenant bars in September, line, Johnstown. were very popular with the other C. Arcade of Sudbury; Roque and Tel- complete purchase this week of the many from outside the parish. 1950, by outstanding combat leader- large property bordering » the St. ship during his regiment’s victories Lucien Brunet has sold his home. campers. Cecile, herself, was an esphore of Windsor. Rev. John McPhail, rector, was Main street north, to Raymond enthusiastic leader and one of the Dolan, Mary—Eng. Comp. 3rd, One brother, Raoul Trottier of Lawrence river, on which they had chairman for the varied and enjoy- over the Reds. He was promoted to Eng. Lit. 2nd, Geom. C, Fr. Auth. C. ■ held an option. Substantial govern- his present rank February 25th, Periard. Mr. Brunet is moving to camp’s best tennis players. Alexandria, also survives. able programme, which featured Cornwall, we understand, and his Gauthier, Maurice—Eng. Comp C, ment grants are expected to help 1951. “ The funeral was held on Tuesday, the premiere of the 10-j>iece orches- insurance agéncy, the Metropolitan, Eng. Lit. C, Geom. C, Physiçs C, August 14th, at 9 o’clock, from Du- meet the cost of purchase and de- tra which Father McPhail has or- Prior to entering the service he Chem. 3rd, Fr. Auth. C, Fr. Comp. velopment. will be taken over by Raymond Winners of the big specials were: chene Funeral Parlor to St. Jean ganized and which he leads. The was an assistant Scoutmaster at Charlebois. Bedroom set, Mrs. Seguin, Martin- 3rd. Brebëuf Church, and; Sudbury Facilities on the park will neces- orchestra was heard in several Massena, a 4-H Club senior coun- o town; . ebrome dinette set, Mrs. Hambleton, Ethel—Eng. - Comp. C/ family plot cemetery. Father Du- sarily be limited for the opening, numbers and it impressed. cillor and track star. He played on Arthur Trottier, Alexandria; child’s Eng. Lit. 3rd. buc sang the Mass. . but a start has been made on weed The S.D. & G. pipe band, aug- the hockey team at Massena High Successful Bingo bedroom set, Laurent Crevier, Green Kennedy, Martin—Eng. Comp. C, Those from Alexandria and dis- Clearing and sand has been placed mented by several former members School and graduated, in 1948. Valley; lady’s fur coat, Philippe Eng; Lit. C, Fr. Auth. 2nd, Fr. Comp. trict who attended the funeral were on a section bf shoreline. including two pipe-majors, was A sl^ort time after he entered the At Sacred Heart Poirier, St. Polycarpe; bicycle, J. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Trottier, Alex- The Labor Day programme is not heard. Other numbers included Army he was named as instructor Tessier, Dalkeith. Lanthier, Suzanne — Eng. Comp. andria; Mrs. Medard Paiment, Glen yet complete, but the public is in- violin music, songs, dances, and a in small arms, scouting and patrol- A successful Bingo was held on Jackpot prizes of $50 went to C, Eng. Lit. C, Sp. Fr. Lit. C. Sandfield; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lau- vited to bring basket lunches and comedy skit. Among the entertain- ling and was promoted to the rank Wednesday evening in Sacred Heart Therese Massia and Rita Laporte, Laporte, Roma — Eng. Comp. 3rd, zon, Glen Norman; Mrs. Edmond enjoy an afternoon of speeches, field ers were several from Cornwall and of corporal in February, 1950, in the Hall, when, it is reported, the ob- Alexandria. The big door prize, a Eng. Lit. 3rd, Fr. Auth. C, Fr. Comp. Sauve, Lancaster; Mrs. Maria Vail- events and other entertainment as Father McPhail’s former parish on company in which he later became jective of paying for the new organ frigidaire, was won by Louis La- C. lancourt, Dalhousie; Mr. Alban Lau- well as to view the park site. the West Front. commander. was exceeded. rocque, Alexandria. (Continued on Page 10) zon, Montreal. Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, August 24th, 1951 — THE GLENGARRY NEWS — Letters To The Editor Get Lessons In -tir Member of: NEW TOURIST BUREAUS NOT WORK OF MAGISTRATE Swinging Kilt ITEMS OF AULD LANG SYNE Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association; Audit Bureau of Circulations PLANNED, MINISTER STATES IS LAUDED • • • Gleaned from the Fyles of • •• PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY EDINBURGH. — Canadian bag • • THE GLENGARRY NEWS • • THE NEWS PRINTING COMPANY August 15th, 1951. pipers are taking a lesson in the August 7th, 1951. P.O. Box 10 — ALEXANDRIA — Phone 9 The Editor, cadence of the kilt. ☆- -☆ EUGENE A. MACDONALD, Publisher The Editor, The Glengarry News, Here for the first world gathering of the clans in 200 years, pipers ;RS. John McMartin died at her home in Montreal, Wed- The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $2.50 per year, anywhere in Canada, payable Alexandria, Ont. from the Argyle and Sutherland M nesday, in her 74th year. Formerly Mary C. Me- ' in advance; United States and Foreign, $3.00 per year. Dear Sir: Highlanders Band of Hamilton, Dougald of Alexandria, -and widow of the • well known Dear Sir: Your editorial explaining why you Ont., and Winnipeg pipers and Glengarry mining magnate, Mrs. McMartin was known for DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Casual, 50 cents per column inch. My attention has been drawn to do not publish court records is well members of American pipe bands her many charitable deeds. —— Contract rates given on application. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE an item in the Cornwall Standard- worded. We much appreciate the are surveying the local talent. NOT LATER THAN 9 A.M. THURSDAY. TEN YEARS AGO Isaac Hope has sold his house, Freeholder of July 16th, which is in stand you take in that you want to They find that Canadians are the form of a reprint of an editorial spare the good family from humilia- Friday, August 22nd, 1941 Main and Elgin streets, to Alcide Authorized as Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, using a fast beat which went out Lefebvre of Green Valley, who Ottawa, Canada. appearing in your paper. tion and disgraces, etc. But could here 25 years ago. The slower beat, Might A give you a few facts con- these court cases riot be published they feel, requires more polish from will continue his flour and feed business here. J. A. Logan, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1951 cerning the Reception Centres, or leaving the names of accused out? the player and gives a better swing now C.N.R. agent at Model City, Montreal, has sold his. tourist booths” which form the But the main reason of publishing to the marcher’s kilt. house, Bishop street north, to Mrs. R-. M. McLeod.——The GET READY FOR TV basis for your editorial? these is that our able magistrate so The skirl of Canadian pipes rose marriage of Alexandra Maedonell, daughter of Mr. and In the first place, the report of often gives out good advice, warn- from the heart of historic Edinburgh Mrs. A. A. Maedonell, St..Raphael’s, to Lloyd McHugh, son Television tnay reach Glengarry sooner than we expected, the Tourist Advisory Committee of ings, to. erring ones and these are Castle recently as the 26-piece Ar- of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McHugh, of Pendleton, took place in fact it is already here on a test basis, but don t rush to buy the Ottawa Board of Trade, insofar worth publishing so that the public gyle and Sutherland Band practised in St. Raphael’s Church, on Monday, August 11th. —— Dr. your TV set. Television broadcasting will be inaugurated in as it concerns activities of this De- can read them in your publication. for the great march of the clans- and Mrs. Don Gamble have taken up residence in thë Toronto next year, but the Toronto-Montreal system is planned partment, is entirely erroneous. It And I am sure these will be also men. The band was to compete in is not our intention, at the moment,- Cardinal home, Mechanic street, Maxville. —— Mr. and for completion only in 1953. ; . ■ ' published in other papers, as a more the world piping championship ses- Mrs. A. K. MacDonald, Greenfield, announce the engage- Working in conjunction with the Canadian Broadcasting to set up additional Reception Christian and conscientious magis- sion of Edinburgh’s annual music - Centres in Eastern Ontario and trate than we have in Alexandria is ment of their daughter, Theresa, to Mr. Alex. Kennedy, Corporation, the Bell Telephone Company is conducting tests festival. Later they were to play in son of the late Allen A. «Kennedy aqd Mrs. Kennedy of St- there is no basis whatever for the not found in every court in Canada. a military tattoo—a festival feature from a series of temporary TV towers' between Montreal and statement ascribed to the Ottawa Raphael’s parish.——Sergt.-Pilot and Mrs. Frank Costello Toronto. One such has been set up on the Greenfield sideroad, OSWALD LINDROOS. —arid will give concerts in Princess Board of Trade that it is our inten- Street Gardens. are in Toronto en route to Patricia Bay, B.C., where he will one mile east of Maxville, and we understand testing will get tion to establish a Centre at the toba Gateway. , Will Do Best be stationed. Mrs. Costello, is the former Adele McKay, underway soon. Options have been taken on several sites in Ontario-Quebec border. and the marriage took place in Summerside, P.E.I. the Maxville, Monckland, area, but the Maxville location will I further note that your editorial Last yeaf more than 500,000 visit- Pipe-Major John Wilson said his be tested first and if found satisfactory a, permanent 200-ft. states: ors availed themselves of the facili- men were under no illusions about “Travel No. 2 Highway between ties of these Reception Centres at picking up prizes. “However”, he TV tower will go up there., inland points, but since their prim- About 12 such relay stations are planned between Mont- Lancaster and Toronto and you will said, “we’ll have to go out and do Y DEFEATING the Chesterville club in Chester ville on find these tourist booths in every ary function is to provide' a wel- our best.” Friday evening last, the Alexandria bowlers advanced real and Toronto, at a distance of about 30 miles apart. come for the visitor when he enters B centre which, presumably, can bring Wilson and two of his men — A tip to the Bell Telephone’s Public Relations department, the Province, together with essen to the Ontario finals in the Governor-General’s Lawn Bowl- sufficient pressure on Queen’s Park.” Charles MacMillan and his twin ing competition. R. H. Cowan and Will Dixon skipped ■ÿbur Company would get oodles of goodwill from a host of The fact is that the Ontario Gov- tial services in the way of clean brother, Archie — are Edinburgh- local sportsmen if you could arrange to test your equipment rest - rooms, travel information, their rinks to a thrilling 20-20 tie ernment operates fifteen Tourist born. TWENTY YEARS AGO in the 21-end match, while Dr. H. on the World Series in October—and instal a receiving set in Reception Centres, all located at maps, data regarding stopping places, et cetera, it is our intention Jack Reay of Winnipeg, personal Friday, August 31st, 1931 L. Cheney’s four downed James; Glengarry Gardens. Jerry’s barber shop would be much too main border crossing points. These piper to the royal chief of the Order small to handle the crowd. are situated at Windsor (2), Sarnia, to continue their operation only at Hanna, 26-18. Mr. Napoleon: border crossing points. of the Scottish Clans of the United Dufresne, Mr. and Mrs. Ovila Dufresne and Mr. and Mrs. — /' Hawkesbury, Niagara Falls (2), States and Canada — Gilbert W. Homer, Ivy Lea, Prescott, Sault Ste. I trust that the foregoing may be Albert Gauthier were at St. Laurent on Saturday assisting- of interest to your readers. Carmichael of Minneapolis — spied IT’S PREMIER DUPLESSIS’ MOVE Marie, Pigeon River, Fort Frances out Scottish techniques from his at the ceremony of the taking of the habit by Miss Mabel and Kenora. These are the entry Yours very truly, Dufresne, who will be known in religion as Sister Mary of That five-mile stretch of Highway 43 west from Alex- LOUIS P. CECILE, sickbed. andria will be rough travelling for at least a year until sur- points through which more than Down with a bout of the summer St. Angeletan. Mr. Leopold Lalonde, son of Mr. and ninety per cent of the visiting tour- Minister of Travel and Publicity, facing is completed, but the rebuilt section of roadway does Parliament Buildings, Toronto. flu, Reay sent George Douglas of Mrs. J. A. Lalonde, leaves shortly for South Hadley, Mass:,, afford a preview of the fine highway which eventually will ists enter this Province, and you Winnipeg on a tour of practising to represent Ottawa University at the tenth annual Con- will note that with the exception of [Editor’s note — In our editorial Scots bands. ference International Students Service. Mr. Lalonde will bisect Glengarry. The old Third Xenyon road has given way Homer and Kenora, all are located I referred to by Hon. Mr. Cecile, we to the first stages of a modern highway designed to shorten and “Were playing in Canada like deliver an address on the subject, “The student and social immediately at a bridge, tunnel, or questioned the authenticity of the they used to play here 25 years speed-up road communication between Canada’s two largest ferry crossing. At Homer the Re- article upon which the editorial was issues in America. Miss Helen Hope left on Tuesday for ago,” reported Douglas. the Trudeau Hospital, Saranac Lake, N.Y., which she: citiès, Montreal and Toronto. ception Centre is at the junction of based. It is good to know that the “They’ve changed. They play On this, stretch curves have been almost completely elim- the main highways which funnel Department is confining its Recep- slower and with a lick and polish enters as nurse-in-training. A lone holt of lightning inated, hills have been cut down and low areas' filled, the road- out of the Niagara Peninsula, while tion -Centres to border crossing that we don’t have.” during a brief shower on Tuesday, struck the barn of way has been widened and fences pushed back. 1 The. heavy at Kenora, the intention is to serve points only, where, we agree, they Reay interposed: George Bourgon, 16th Concession, Indian Lands. The loss culverts installed give some indication of. the: permanency of visitors entering through the Mani- may be of use.] “We're still following the style was heavy. ^ the plans and of the heavy traffic for which the roadway is that was brought over to us years # • * * * ■■''•as®, ■ being designed. ago. Now we’re going to change I Similar work was planned for this year as far west as The Passing Of The Rapids Prince that. IGHT1 REV. FELIX COUTURIER, D.D., O.B.E., M.C., “We’ve been playing about 104 newly appointed Bishop of the Diocese of Alexandria, Apple Hill, but we. understand it is being held up by inability (Montreal Gazette) beats to the minute. Here they have R » to secure steel for the culverts'. There is always a sadness when gave an air of holiday adventure it slowed down to 90 or 94. arrived here on . Tuesday from England, to take 'over his The designation of the Glen Robertson road 'east from an old boat goes on its last voyage. to the? whole 'trip. It was looked “We’ve got to slow down and get administration. Monday was spent quietly in Cornwall. Alexandria as a “developing road” gives further indication of And that sadness is all the deeper forward to ail the way. And there that polish.” and early Tuesday afternoon the the Ontario Department of Highways’ intention to complete when the passing of a boat is also was excitement enough in the o THIRTY YEARS AGO party proceeded by motor to this new highway as soon as the Québec Government agrees to the passing of an era. plunge and the swirl, and the Friday, August 26th, 1921 Alexandria, where a real Glen- provide the connecting link through to Highway 17 at Dbrion. Many an old Montrealer must seething green rock' that loomed, up Peddlers Vanishing garry welcome awaited the new The Highways’ Department _ is paying the sh’ôt for improve- have read with a féëîirig of wist- in the very* path, until the pilot, Bisho'p.—- Mr. A. M. Chisholm of Duluth,'Minn., visited ment of a section of the Comities’ road this fall.' fulness about the final voyage of the with a' confident twist of the wheel, ALEXANDRIA, La. — Nearly 200 his sister, Mrs. Ed. J. Macdonald,1 this week, en route to> Until Mr. Duplessis gives the nod for the vital connecting steamboat Rapids Prince. Last year switched the boat into the safe other cities from coast to coast are Montreal, where he sails on a six weeks’, trip to the British. link in his province, development of Highway 43 will be car- it was withdrawn from service. And channel. asking how this Louisiana city of Isles and the battlefields of France. He will be accom- ried out only as far as No. 34 at Alexandria, and Ontario High- it has now gone down to be scrap- Shooting the Lachirie Rapids was 50,000 found a way to keep door-to ped. indeed a sport for princes. It was door peddlers from bothering busy panied by Mr. John A. Chisholm, Barrister of Cornwall-. ' ways’ officials will probably plan improvements on a small The very name “Rapids Prince" one of the great features of the housewives. ——While operating the engine for threshing at Mrs. D. W- scale from year to year. The Quebec section will be a bottle- will bring back many a memory to entertainment provided for the ' j MacLeod, Dun vegan, on Friday, Neil J. McDonald, son of neck, holding up any major development of the new- highway. Mayor Carl Close said the ordin- those who sailed on her. It will Prince of Wales (later King Edward ance was passed to keep out unre- Mr. Dougald McDonald, met with a painful accident, which The convenience and many other major advantages such bring back the atmosphere of holi- VII) when he visited Canada, in liable solicitors because many per- necessitated his removal tq a Montreal hospital. —— Mr.. a route to Montreal would provide for Glengarrians is im- days on the waters, of the glinting 1860. An historic predecessor of the sons complained about being dis- David Lalonde has taken out a license as Auctioneer, cover- possible to assess. Montreal would be less than an hour away, sunlight, and the smell of the swirl- Rapids Prince took him down the turbed while they were either busy, ing the county of Glengarry. Mr. À. H. Robertson’s winter or summer, and there would not be the mental or even ing smoke and steam agreeably rapids at sunset; and some of the fil or sleeping. The ordinance, re- block at Maxville is nearing completion and he expects to real hazard of the Soulanges canal stretch on Highway 2. blended with the river spray. As young naval officers who accompan- cently upheld by the United States the Rapids Prince throbbed on its hand over the key of the new building to the Bank of Alexandria might even be within commuting range of Can- ied the Prince of Wales, said, when Supreme Court, simply classifies Bochelaga, September 1st. ada’s biggest city. course, the shores would move slow- the trip was done, that their respect peddling as an illegal nuisance ly by, offering passing glimpses of for freshwater seamen had been unless an appointment for the Among Glengarry residents are many who come from the country houses, and shining church very definitely enhanced.- Ste Justine, St Marthe area and who still have relations in salesman has been made ahead of spires. And all the little drama of But now it is all gone. Perhaps time. It works like a charm. Â HEAVY loss was suffered by Mr. Joseph Decosse, 24-8th: that section of Quebec. They might well be able to influence the come and go of the river was to a younger generation it all seems Mr. Duplessis’ lieutenants in Soulanges and Vaudreuil by “We have had very few com- Lancaster, on Monday, from fire which originated in a. concentrated in the putting into incredibly simple as a means of very unusual manner. Mr. Decosse was drawing grain pointing out to friends there the importance of the projected each wharf, with the stir of catch- plaints from the major sales or- entertainment. But to those who ganizations”, explained the mayor 1 ing and fixing the ropes, and the knew how to find pleasure in lei- from the field when the load caught fire. . Becoming fright- highway to residents of both provinces. With politicians of “as we always make it clear to them churning of the waters, against the surely ways, the passing of the ened the team ran away pulling- the present day, the personal touch appears all important. that the law does not interfere with En visitant la ^province de Quebec, mes amis, parlez en green wharf timbers. Rapids Prince has stirred a trail of FORTY YEARS AGO the burning load into the barn But the Rapids Prince was not their business so long as they make Friday, August 25th, 1911 and finally halting between the faveur de la nouvelle route. memories in its wake. appointments beforehand.” just another river boat. It was, as With the Rapids Prince an era o house and shed. All three build- its name proclaimed, the Prince of has sailed away, and there are no ings were burned to the ground with their contents, -'r-- - BOWLING ALL OPPOSITION ASIDE the Rapids. “Shooting the Rapids” tickets for a return trip. A 'Baccy Glow Miss Ethel Ostrom left on Tuesday for Yellow Grass, Sask.,. Alexandria Lawu Bowling Club is long defunct and its where she has accepted the principalship of the local once attractive greens are no longer a thing of beauty, but a In the reddish glow of the heat school. Mr. Donald A. McDonald of Lake Shore, and muddy used car park. But the heyday of the sport in Alex- It's Wrong, But It's Legal of a thousand kilns by the black- Mr. John R. McDonald of 2nd Kenyon, left on August 16th andria is recalled by the excellent showing of players who ened hands of 30 000 farm workers for the West. Jack Ball of the News staff, is spending learned the game on the local greens. (By Grove Patterson in the Toledo Blade) in southwestern Ontario a $50 mil- a holiday with friends under canvas at Loch Garry.—— Jim Farley says he cannot see thieves just as surely as is the man lion cheque is being written, plus Tenders are called for the erection of a modern school house At Toronto last week, three ex-Alexandrians showed class that there is any great difference in the Ontario provincial lawn bowling tournament, which who ' holds up the bank and gets some'future multi-million dollar ex- by the trustees of the Dominionville School. Telephone between what is illegal and what is $50,000 y- only the latter has more cise tax takes for Mr. Abbott, The poles are going up in Lancaster’s lower village, and a num- attracts the better and more ardent bowlers from several prov- improper. What is illegal is merely courage; Financial Post reports. inces and some States of the Union. one of the improper things that ber of families are installing the instruments in their homes. The annual boom in the gold- Among boys from the Apple Hill area who have gone An Ottawa Lawn Bowling Club rink skipped by Dr. H. L. happens to have been the subject plated agricultural area—the “new” of legislative action. What he says to the Western grain fields are: George Sterling, Everett Cheney, won the premiere award of the tournament to capture Killing The Hens tobacco belt of Elgin, Kent, Norfolk is simple and true. Marjerison, Arch McRae, Francis Duemo, Arch McDonald, the Eaton Gold Trophy. Playing a strong lead on his father’s and Brant counties — is building up rink was Reg Chfeney. Representing the Cornwall Club, was Our careless, not to say corrupt That Lay The Eggs to its climax. It’s harvest time for John C. Christie, John McDonald, Hugh Raymond and manner of thinking has led us to the 3,700 flue-cured tobacco growers Hugh Munroe. The News had a call this week from Col. a rink skipped by J. E. Ubald Rouleau, another former Alex- make a distinction between what is (The Rural Scene) in this 100-mile. A near-bumper M. Crafts of Brooklyn, N.Y.; who 50 years ago had left. andrian. The Rouleau rink also bowled consistently to reach wrong and. what is illegal. Wise An American business man asked the final round of the secondary series and come within an yield of over 110 million pounds is Alexandria to join the American Army. Step by step he and highly paid lawyers are hired a British manufacturer what Eng- expected. rose from private to a command, and he is now connected ace of winning the Robert Simpson Trophy. to show men how they can do things land could have done to prevent her Started in the twenties, the “new” with several business enterprises. that are wholly wrong from every present bankruptcy. The Eaton Gold Trophy is not new to Dr. Cheney, for he belt specializes in flue-cured tobac- wag playing third on an Ottawa Club rink which won this intellectual and moral view-point The Briton replied: “For the past and get away with it without going co, growing 86% of the total Cana- prized cup and the championship prizes in 1945. The Ottawa 50 years we should have been in- dian flue-curéd crop which makes to jail. vesting more money in better ma- LEXANDRIA has a population of 1,911 as against 1,641 championship play at Toronto has also seen Dr. Cheney cap- up 90% of Canada’s total tobacco A We hear endless discussions as to chines. We taxed away profits that ture the Marshall Cup in the' consolation team event of 1947 crop. in 1891, according to the census returfis. Canada’s and the Roden Trophy in 1944. This represented the second- whether a position we take is on should have been left in the busi- population has increased by 505,644 to a total of 5,338,883 the “left” or on the “right”. Are ness to modernize it. Now, with old In the 105,000 acres of tobacco- in the past ten years, according to a bulletin from Ottawa. ary singles championship of Ontario. we liberals or conservatives? Are we equipment, our workmen can’t pro- laden fields of the new belt some 30,000 workers from all over Can- —Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McMartin. ' That Reg is following in his father’s unfaltering footsteps radicals or reactionaries? Are we duce enough to earn a living, our FIFTY YEARS AGO and family of Duluth are renew- is to be seen by the following report by sports writer Geqrge left or right? it is far more im- costs are too high to let us com- ada and some who’ve just arrived Laughlin in the Toronto Telegram: portant to recognize that there :'s péte. from overseas, are snapping off to- Friday, August 23rd, 1901 ing acquaintances in Glengarry. a higher and lower than it is to bacco leaves. ' Mr. McMartin went west 22 years “An almost perfect exhibition of leading by Reg. “If I were an American or Cana- ago. Members of the Dunvegan Volunteer Company Cheney, son of skip Dr. H. L. Cheney, gave the Ottawa worry about a right and a left. dian business man, I’d keep putting A decent man, a wholly honest every dollar I could get into the the decay of the ancient world and .(No. 7 Coy., 59th .Battalion, A.M.) who were on active rink the edge needed to defeat Robt. Bell’s Hamilton man, does not need to be concerned most modern machinery! on ' the the collapse of its civilizations were service during the Fenian Raids, can procure forms of ap- Fernleigh Club four, 21-12, yesterday àt the Boulevard with ( the legality or the illegality market. due to the failure of administration plication for land grants from Major D. McDiarmid, Max- Club to win the Eaton Gold Trophy in the 17th Pro- of an act. If he doesn’t have a burn- “If I were an American or Cana- and the ruin of the middle class, ville.- An esteemed resident of Dalhousie Mills, Mrs. vincial Lawn Bowling Tournament rinks competition. ed out cinder of a conscience, he dian politician, I’d promote laws that is, the class with the thrift and Alex. McDonald (Glass) met death as the result of a dis- “Young Cheney, displaying a smoothly co-iordin- knows What is right and what is that foster such investment. the enterprise to save and invest tressing accident on Saturday last. While in, the act of ated delivery, good judgment of green and perfect wrong. He doesn’t need a lawyer, “If I were an American or Cana- and build up a country’s industries. dyéing clothes at an open fire outside her home, Mrs. Mc- weight, kept the Hamilton entry in trouble most of the either an honest one or a tricky dian worker, I’d use those machine Wherever such a class exists they one, to tell him the rules of moral acquire wealth by increasing its pro- Donald’s clothing caught fire and she suffered burns which way and made things a little easier for the other- mem- to produce at the lowest possible resulted in her death. Scholarships at Queen’s have been bers of the Ottawa crew. Whenever a tough shot was and reputable conduct. For exam- cost. duction, and in doing so they ple, a man who beats the income “It takes all three, working to- strengthen the country and increase won by. two pupils in the High School. The McLennan- called for the Senior Cheney, as skip, came through tax collector b^ a trick is a thief. the wealth of its people. Glengarry Foundation was awarded Norman McLeod, while- with a winning effort. gether, to keep the country sound He is stealing from his government and solvent. We failed to work If, for any reason, this class is D. R. Cameron won the Marion Stewart McDonald prize. Always happy to see former fellow citizens doing well in just as surely as. the small soul who that way here; now all three of us brought to ruin, the industries of Workmen are engaged in building a foot bridge over the big time, Alexandria friends will applaud the fine show- puts the hotei towel and four pieces are bankrupt.” the country decline and poverty and the Garry river, opposite Catherine street. It will be a ing of Doctor Cheney, Reg and Ubald. of soap in his bag. They are both Students of history tell us that want arise in their place. great convenience for High School pupils. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, August 24th, 1951 Page 3

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STEDMAN’S STORE A. W. TROTTIER REG. Meats and Groceries $ McLEISTER’S $ T. PERIARD & SON White Rose (Service Station JOE LALONDE & SONS MARCOUX & MORRIS DRUG STORE B-A Oil, Gas Distributor EUGENE joUELLETTE $ PROULX Funeral Directors ALEXANDRIA HOTEL $ LAFRAMBOISE Electrical Contracting SURPLUS STORE Ambulance and Taxi Service Lionel DesGroseilliers, Prop. SURPLUS STORE $—-This sign before the names above, indicates merchant is offering Speciàl Dollar Day Bargains on Thursday, Sept. 6th Page 4 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, August. 24th, 1951 1 and Clare Crawford of Williams- ☆ town; Mr. Roddie Dewar and son, I MAXVILLE ' ' | MacDONALD’S GROVE | Dr. Cheney’s Ottawa Rink Takes ^ ^ Bobbie, of Mille Roches; Mr. and- - ^ Mrs. Dan McLennan, Vankleek Hill. Lawn Bowling Honors At Toronto Miss Audrey Metcalfe of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLennan Miss Georgette Bellefeuille, Mont- spent the week-end at her home in of Ottawa, spent the week-end with real, visited her mother, Mrs. Irene friends here. An Ottawa Lawn Bowling Club the village. Bellefeuille, over the week-end. She ☆ ☆ Mrs. Lyinan McKillican, who has Mrs. J. Morris and Miss Sarah also had with her last week, her rink skipped by Dr. H. L. Cheney, DALKEITH won the Eaton Gold Trophy at the I I been a patient in hospital in Ot- Smith spent the week-end with Mr. daughter-m-law, Mrs. Donald .Belli, Ontario provincial lawn bowling tawa, returned home last week. Her ‘and Mrs. Roddie McLennan and of Massena, N.Y. many friends wish her a speedy re- tournament in Toronto, Wednesday, Mrs. Ellis Kerby of Saskatchewan, Miss Belle McLennan. Mr. Ronnie McCormick, Montreal, covery. August 15th. The Ottawans defeat- visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Keith MacDougall arrived home on the week-end to Mr. and Mrs. J. Dingwall and ed Hamilton Fernleigh, skipped by J. D. McRae. spend sonne time with his father, family of Montreal, visited with the and family of Hamilton, returned Robert Beil, 21-12, in 21 ends. After spending a couple of months Mr. Frank McCormick. former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. horde after spending the past week The Robert Simpson Trophy went with Glengarry friends and rela- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Indians Here Saturday For Final W. Dingwall, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. p. W. Morris, to the Hamilton Roselawn rink, tives, also at Saranac Lake, N.Y., MacDougall. Weekjend and Sunday guests with Spilths Falls, attended the Supreme skipped by T. Gretton, for its 16-10 Mrs. Flora and Mrs. Eliza McDonald Miss Ada Cass and Mr. Gordon Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Scott McLennan Council of the Knights of Columbus Home Game Prior To Play-Offs triumph over a Cornwall rink, skip- returned home recently . to Van- Killican were Douglas and Robert visited Vankleek Hill friends the in Pittsburg, Penn., from Monday ped by J. E. U. Rouleau. couver, B.C. They were accom- McKillican of Lachine; Mr. and early part of the week. till Thursday. Mr. Morris is repre- Regular scheduled games of the Dr. Cheney’s rink took an early panted hack by their sister, Mrs. Mrs. Don McKillican of Ottawa; senting the Smiths Falls Council, of Eastern Lacrosse Association will be Dalkeith Down Three 8-0 lead in the final for the Eaton Margaret Hay of Montreal, who will Mr. Clifford Wilkes and daugh- Mrs. Garven ani Miss M. Cass of which he is Grand Knight. completed this week-end when all Trophy, top prize in the six-day stay, a’few months with them. ters, Jean of Vernon and Mrs. Dora Cassburn. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Sinclair Re- three teams swing into action. Goals In Valley Play tournament, but by the 11th end, We are sorry to report that Mrs. Campbell, Maxville, were callers at Mr. and Mrs. H. Quart and family turned ..this week to their , home in. Maroons travel to Cornwall, Friday the Hamilton rink had recovered A. S. McMeekin has been ill with a Mr. A. J. Wilkes on Monday. night and entertain the Hogansburg Champions of the Glengarry were Morrisburg visitors on Sunday. Red Deer, Alta., after visiting with for a 9-8 margin. bad cold.. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sinclair, St,1. Indians at the Gardens, Saturday Football League, Dalkeith have a Mrs. W. McDonald, Judy arid The Weiner Roast at Mr. Bert The score was tied 9-9 one end Father Lapointe, missionary, con- Elmo. night. The, curtain game on Sun-^ 3-goal handicap to make up when later, but Dr. Cheney moved ahead, Penny, returned Monday after Renfrew’s home on Friday was ducted mission at St. Paul’s Church spending their vacation in Ottawa thoroughly enjoyed by all. ' day will see Cornwall Pontiaos play- they travel to Hull’s Jacques Cartier 13-10, in the 15th and was never here during last week. and Kenmore. ing on the reservation. Park, Saturday evening, for the sec- headed. Mr. Albert McLaurin of Cornwall, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Upton and Play-oSs will get underway on the ond game of the Ottawa Valley Other members of the tourna- Mr. and Mrs. H. Robinson, Sheila daughter, Helen, spent Sunday eve-' has been assisting his son at har- and Herbert, Jr., were Brownsburg following week-end. Championship. The Eddy’s team of ment’s top rink: lead, Reg. Cheney, vesting and threshing. ning with Mrs. A. G. MacGregor. Showing a listless style o{ play Hull took a 4-1 lead in play for the visitors on Saturday. 29, son of the skip; second, J. A. , Miss ;'Gene Denovan, teacher at anything but popular with the fans, Angus Macdonell trophy, at Dal- Mi* Mary McLeod, having spent Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Deitz; vice-skip, M. A. Atkinson. Leamington, Ont., has been spend- Phil Guindon were Mr. and Mrs. oùr Maroons dropped a 10-7 de- keith' on August Wth. the past month with friends at ing some of her holidays with her Jack Hayman ' and baby daughter, ■ cision to Pontiacs at the Gardens, Billy Lamh, taking a pass from Dunvegan, has returned to her ☆ brother, Havelock, and family. and Mr. Donald Hayman of Brant- Saturday night. The Cornwall George Cqrry, opened the scoring ☆ home in Maxville. KIRK HILL Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry of ford, and, Mr. and Mrs* Wilmont squad took à 2-0 lead in the first for Eddy’s at the 10-minute mark, I ! Friends met at the Community Lachine, spent the week-end with Lafebvre and son, Brian, of Sud- frame and weré never headed, as but Gerard Goulet tied it up five Hall on Tuesday night to honor Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MacLeod. knd Mrs. Arnold Munro, who were bury. the Ottawans showed a disorganized minutes later. These were the only Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Dewar of To- Mr. Camp'bell MacLeod of Brock- recently married at Riceville United. o and at times plain poor brand of first half goals the teams being tied ronto, are visiting his brother, Mr. laeross*. one-all at the interval. ville, was on a visit with his mother Church. 5t. D. Dewar, and friends this week. the first of the week. She is now At Hogansburg on Sunday, Mar- Ian Douglas, Curry and Bill Car- Mrs. Sadie McMillan and Mrs. The mobile tower, erected by the improving from her illness. Bell Telephone Co., on the McEwen Social and Personal oons dropped another, this time an michael scored in that order in the Alda McMaster returned to their DOMINION Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacLsod and farm in Maxville, will be moved this 18-11 decision to the redmen. Only second half to clinch the verdict for homes last week at Toronto and Mr. Robert M. Sabourin spent VIA children of Utica, N.Y., were on a week, and further experimenting bright spot was the 8-goal scoring Eddy's. Port Perry, after spending a couple part of last week in Montreal. Visit this week with their aunt, Mrs done, it is hoped that Maxville will effort of Bob Brisebois, who must Eddy’s — Pasch; Birchall and of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. BANFF & LAKE LOBISE D. K. MacLeod, Laggan. They paid Mrs. A. J. MacDonell, Dalkeith, have garnered a new record for Graham; Kemp sen, Exeter and Her- McGillivray and relatives. prove a suitable place and a per a couple of calls here on Monday. had as her guests last week, Mr. and goals in one game. bert Douglas, Lamb, Curry, Hall and A farewell was tendered Mr. manent tower .will be erected and Regularly assigned sleepers: o Mrs. A. J. MacDonell and his two In other games of the past two Carmichael; reserves, Lang, Prit- Johnnie McLeod at the home of used for TV. and coaches air-cenditionecL Mrs. W. D. Campbell spent Thurs- little daughters, Bonnie and Mary . . . with delicious meals and' weeks Cornwall Pontiacs won 14-10 chard, Chabaylo and Hude Clark. his brother, N. J. McLeod, Monday from Maroons on August 10th;- Mar- Dalkeith—D. MacLeod; W. Mac- ☆ ☆ day in Ottawa. Lou; Mr. and Mrs. Charles,Lee, Mrs. spectaeular scenery! Break evening, when his friends and I *DUNVEGAN I Chae. Vassar, Mrs. Kathryn Pinto your trip with a Great Lakes. oons won 16-5 over the Indians here Leod and Hope; McRae, F. Mac- neighbors presented him with a Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Munro re^ turned home on Friday and have and her daughter, Mrs. G. Johnson, Cruise. No added asst om on August Uth; and the Indians Leod and MdPhee; Levacy R. D. handsome club bag and purse prior taken up residence in the Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klien and Miss first class rail ticket. Only- took Cornwall to task 10-8 on tiae MaeLeod, Goulet, McCormick and to his feturn to Prince Rupert, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. John (ïralmers and meals and berth extra. reservation the following day. Emond; reserve, MoDonalÜ. Gregor apartment. Peggie kammer, all of New York Mr. McLeod has been away for 39 little son of Dorval, Que., visited the City. years. latter’s father, Mr. K. MacDonald, Miss Jean Cameron of Toronto, is Full information from visiting her father, R: Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Adams , and little over the week-end. Rev. Sr. M. St. Leo of Batawa, sisters. District Passenger Agent son of Cohourg spent a recent week- Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Allen, their Ont., was visiting her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh of Montreal, F. FORTIER end with, friends here. daughter, Mrs. Archie Austin and A. J. MacDonell, Dalkeith, and Mrs. )* Mr. and Mrs. Real Proulx re- little daughter of Hamilton, who Miss Jean Smillje a^id Mrs. W. Me Margaret MacDonell, Montreal. MONTREAL SENIOR LACROSSE turned to their home at Oshawa, h^d been visiting their son, Bob, and Diarmid of Ottawa, called on friends in the village, on Saturday evening, ’*Miss Christie A. Bethune, Mont- after holidaying with Mr. John Mrs. Allen and family, in Montreal Lieut. Bill Elliott/ and Cadet R, real, spent Tuesday .with her cousin, Proulx and family. visited at the/ horns of Mr. Geo. Mrs. M. MacMillan, and Mr./Angus o Austin on Tuesday, and with Mr Villeneuve have, returned from camp at Ipperwash. Dewar, Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. ☆ — ☆ Austin visited Mrs. Austin in Corn- B. H. Wood and family, who mot- GLENGARRY GARDENS wall General Hospital, where she Mrs. Malcolm McLeod returned LOCHIEL I from a two weeks’ visit with friends ored from Redwood City, Cal., spent had been a patient for a week. Mrs. Saturday with Mr. Angus Dewar Austin was able, to accompany them, at McCrimmon and Williamstown. Patsy Villeneuve, Jean Maclnnes He also had on Saturday, Mrs. H. M. OcuMuélioM (Pacific Saturday, August 25th Our Social W£^ a great success. home. After spending Wednesday Wood, Montreal; for. Tom Graham Many thanks to all who helped evening here, they left on Thursday Beverley Kiÿpen and Sheila Robin- - (Ball faced at 9 p.m.) make it so. for their home in Hamilton. son were contestants in the High- Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Mac Fletcher land dancing competition in Ottawa Henry Vogan, were Mr. and Mrs. and nephew, Richard Fletcher of on Wednesday. HOGANSBURG INDIANS Arnold Vogan and Denis of Brant- Detroit, Mich., spent a few days Mrs. W. D. Campbell accompanied -y- VS. — ford, and Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Vogan with the former’s father, Mr. Dun- Mr. and Mrs. J. Armstrong of Vank- of Calgary, Alta. leek Hill,"ion a motor trip to the CANADIAN SPORTS can Fletcher, and other members of 1 Lti: -à.. , 0TT4W4 MAROONS ‘ v ^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley MacKinnon his family.”' j&wfa&y Thousand Islands and Watertown, and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rev. Dr. D. N. MacMillan and N.Y., last week. — DON’T MISS IT Hunter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. MacMillan and little sons, Mr. and Mrs. Len Hurd and Joan PARADE Clarence MacMillan, Donnie and Robert, are enjoying a spent the week-end at Niagara Falls, N.Y. ADMISSION 50c AND 25c Mr. and Mrs. George Layland of few weeks’ holidays. Cornwall, spent their holidays with Rev. ,Wm. Sutherland of Weston, Mrs. Dan MacKay, Mr. David C. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MacPhee last Ont., was guest^preacher here on Munroe, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munroe |^SSSSSSSSSSSSSS2SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS8SSSiSSSSSSSSSS5SSSSSSSSSSSSï5ÏSï5SSiSS5ï5ÏSÏSS5Sai5iiSiSilî GOOD footballers and hockey players have made new and greater week. They also had for the week- Sunday, August 19th, and will be and son, John, have returned to Detroit after spending a short holi- names for themselves in the field of government during their post- end, Miss Margaret MacPhee of Ot- here on Sunday, August 26th, also. careers. Similarly, good paddlers and scullers make good businessmen tawa and Mr. Ewen MacPhee of He was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. day with their mother, Mrs. Archie H. Munroe, Maxville. and the commerical world recognizes the fact. No doubt, the same drive Hawkesbury. Bradley and also visited with Mr. and tenacity which won on the water, ice or playing field still sustains our Mr, Archie MacMillan left last Çuncan Fletcher and family. athletes when the glamour days are done. A fett months ago, in this week for the West Mr. Wm. Fraser of Prince George, Completed Course celumn, we endeavoured to bring the records up to date on a few former Mr. and Mrs. E. Swerdfager of B;.C., and Mr. John Fraser of Mont- At Couchiching athletes who are now prominent men in Canada’s business. Here are DONKEY Ottawa, and Mrs. F. C. MacLennan real, who have been visiting with Miss Isobel Kippen, elder daugh- other names you. know. of Lancaster, visited Mr. Peter Mac Mrs. A. Fraser and* other friends, ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kippen, re- Millan recently. left for-their respective homes the turned home recently, after .^having Mr. and Mrs. R. Stilwell and last of the week. completed the leadership course The Ice Men The Water Boys SOFTBALL family, spent some time with Mr. Mfiss Sarah MacPhee is spending sponsored by the Education Depart- One of the out- It’s twenty three and Mrs. Norman Lacroix. this week in Montreal. ment, at Lake Couchiching. years since Joe standing centre men Wright, Jr., made Miss Shirley MacDonald, Miss Mr. Russell Morrison, Miss Mar- Isobel is proudly wearing jthe crest of the Boston which is given those who success- his second bid for Helen MacDonald and Master garet Crane and toother, Evsret, Bruins was Wil- the Diamond Sculls Jimmy MacDonald accompanied and Beverley Campbell and cousin, fully complete this course. Miss liam Mailes Cowley. at Henley, England, GLENGARRY GARDENS an their father, Mr. Alexander Mac Miss Moira Wade, spent the week- Elizabeth McEwen, daughter of Mrs. For years he tra- d brought them Ddiiald of Toronto, on a motor trip end at their homes here. E. A. McEwen, attended this course velled and played home to Canada. to the . Thousand Islands and Mr. and’Mrs. John Gutt and son, last year, as Maxville High Sshoo! with Clapper, Still active on the representative. Both girls have gridiron and in the FRIDAY—TONIGHT vicinity, recently. Brian, Kingston, spent a few days Shore, Welland and water affairs of the Argonauts, Joe o- with Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Phillips been a credit to their school in the rest of tho.se Wright (45) is a senior-executive at 8.30 p.m. academic work as well as sports. ☆ ☆ and Miss Kathleen. great Bruin teams. Bill Cowley with the Weaver Fuel Company at ST. RAPHAEL’S Miss Sara Bell MacLeod and still holds the NHL record for Hamilton. See some of the prominent men ofv Alexandria and I brother, ' Norman, spent Monday District Couple Are highest number of points, 594 Denis Barclay, a prominent pad- dler in the ’thirties, out of St. district hit the sawdust instead of a hall. . visiting with Mrs. Dougal Mac- 55 Years Married (195 goals, 353 assists in regular season'play, 12 goals, 34 assists in Lambert, Quebec, remembers the Trick Donkeys will do their stuff Rev. D. A. Kerr is enjoying a well Donald, daughters, Mrs. MacLean Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dewar cele- “day of the big wind” (1930), at earned vacation, having organized and Miss Christena, and brother, brated their 55th wedding anniver- Stanley Cup playoffs). Today, at Hamilton Bay when the British prior to the Ball Game. 39, Bill lives in Ottawa with his and carried through a very success- Gordon. sary on Sunday, August 12th, at Empire Games were under way. family (two girls and a boy) and is ful social. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fletcher, their home in the 4th Roxborough, Many of the boats were swamped -—— DON’T MISS IT Manager of the Ottawa office, but Barclay and compàny won the Mrs. Peter MacDonald is also an Mr. Donald Fletcher, Mrs. D. M. wherd they have always resided, and Lands and Forests Department, Junior 4’s. A winner of the Eastern 50c and 20c ADMISSION 50c and 20c joying a vacation with her family. Campbell and Mrs. A. Frasei; visited where Mr. Dewar was born. There Provincial Government. Intermediate Singles at Lachine, Rev. A. B. McRae, Toronto, and Mrs. R. Campbell, in the General are three generations living on the Denis Barclay (38) has flown 30,000/ Miss Eliza McRae, Detroit, are Hospital, Cornwall, on Saturday. old homestead now, which can boast miles in two years as Regional Reginald “Hooley” Smith went Public Relations Officer for T.C.A. guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. A. We regret that Mrs. Campbell’s of five gensrations of Dewars. a long way after he starred with the Dupuis. health isn’t improving as much as Mr. and Mrs. Dewar were married A long-time member of the Ar- Granites when they became Olym- gonaut “eights” was Rod Denison E. H. Tourangeau, Belleville, Ont., her friends would wish. at Breadalbane by the. Rev. D. D. pic Hockey Champions in 1924. The (1931-37), the well known clothier. spent last week-end with his family. Misses Marjorie MacKinnon, Jessie Mopiarmid. Mrs. Dewar was the centre of the “Big S line of À stickler for precision and balance Mrs. Tourangeau and children re- Macponald and Allie Campbell left daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Smith and Siebert, Hooley on the water, Denison (41) recalls an turned to Belleville with him for a for Ottawa early this week, and im William Rankin, and Mr. Dewar in his greatest days was the guiding inquisitive step too many off the month’s holiday. tend to spend some time there. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. dock in the early spring. Chill Lake light of thg old Marauding Maroons Ontario was no respecter of Ar- Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. CpI. Arnold S. McNabb and Mrs. Donald Dewar. of Montreal. Today, Hooley Smith gonauts. A. MacDonell were Mr. and Mrs. J. McNabb and three little sons. Dean, They have five children: Mrs. (48) liv^ and works in Montreal as Gridiron Greats McKenna, Endicott, N.Y., and Mrs. Gerald and Robert, who spent a Harold Cameron, Maxville; Mrs. A. President of the Smith Sanitary The names Frank Turville and J. McGregor and children, Corn- couple of weeks’ holidays here and L. MacKenzie, Valora, Ont.; Clinton Supply Company. He has one Brian Timmis will bring back wall. at Vankleek Hill, left Dorval Air- Dewar, Perth, Ont.; Miss Erna daughter, Barbara, age 1.6. memories of the Terrible Tigers of Miss Isabel McDonald and Mr. port, Thursday morning, arriving Janet and Donald, at home; also the ’30’s. Turville, the long booter of Lindy McDonald, Ottawa, were with the same evening at Goose Bay, seven grandchildren. If you have occasion to visit the many a tensioned afternoon, is now an executive lawyer for the CPE. their mother, Mrs. H. R. McDonald, Labrador, where Cpl. McNabb has Many friends and neighbors called Ottawa Railroad Terminal and 1 “Old Man of 'the Mountain ' last week-e’nd. been stationed for the past year. to extend congratulations -during the pass the CNR traffic office, you may Timmis (52) is industrious as ever Rev. Leo MacDcInell had a short Mr. Alex . Fraser, Brantford, is day.: They were the recipients of see a slight figure bending over a as Supervisor of Sales for Calvert PLUMBING NUGGETS visit last week with . his parents, spending holidays at his home here. many gifts and cards on the happy desk. A 270 goal man in the NHL, a Distillers. Don’t go dredging in the plumbing ... no one ever found gold Mr. and MTs. J. A. MaCDonell. His sister, Miss Fannie Fraser, occasion. member of Hockey’s Hall of Fame, One of the greatest Canadian there. When your plumbing fixtures are stopped up, call us. Guests of Mrs. Alex McDonald re- Montreal, visited him and her sister, o Aurel Joliat (50) is living and work- football players of all time was cently were Mr. and Mrs. E. Swen- Mrs. K. A. Campbell, for a few — ing in his home town. Everyday Harry ‘Red.’ Batstone of Queen’s. Our service is prompt and efficient, and our costs are low. You ☆ Today Batstone (52) is resident son and Mr. Robert Swenson, To- days. routine must be a far cry from the won’t\need to find gold to pay us. I ST. ELMO magic days with Canadiens when doctor at the Ontario Hospital, ronto; Miss Laura'O’Neill Winni- Mr. and Mrs. Archie Buchanan Kingston, and practises his, pro- - Cleghorn, Mantha, Morenz, Vezina peg, and Miss Linda Kenney, Mont- and children and motherl- Mrs. # - ^ and Joliat were in their prime. fession within a quarter mile of the real. Buchanan, and aunt, Mrs. Grant of Mrs. Alex J. Campbell and daugh- scene of his greatest triumphs. o Moose Creek, visited with Mr. and ters, Margaret and Christena, of Time marches on! CHENIER’S HARDWARE ALEXANDRIA Mrs. D. M. Campbell, Sunday after- Bowmanville, are spending a short Phone 104 ALEXANDRIA Specially prepared by UNITED CHURCH noon. holiday with friends here. KSN-34R Mr. and Mrs. Ivan F. MacRae and a prominent Canadian , Minister: Rev. D. McRae Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant, Ot- SSSSSSSS8?2S2S8?ÏÎSS8?8S8SS8SSSS2?S?2SS82SS!SSSÎSiS25K^SSS^Ï&'SSSÏSSSSSÏSifitï%^5t5ï;ï5t?ï5t August 26th, Morning Service Only tawa, and mothe^, Mrs. A. Grant, daughter, Marjory,' of Brantford are sports authority for Subject of address, “The Gospel's and Mr. Donald .Fletcher visited holidaying with Mrs. N. F. MacRae solution for both ancient and mod- with Mr. and Mrs: Jack Campbell, and Miss Catherine MacRae and ern problems.” Breadalbane, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fergus MacKercher. OR BEST RESULTS « Tuesday afternoon, September Mr. D. A. Gray and sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munro and. JDVfiRTISE IN THE GLENGARRY NEWS” 4th, is the date for the Sunday Pechie, visited in Montreal on John visited Mrs. N. MacRae and School and Congregational picnic. Wednesday. family the early part of the week. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, August 24th, 1951 Page 5

Mr. J. W. McLachlan, Winnipeg, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacLeod and Mrs. James Cantwell of Mont- Mr. and Mrs. Angus R. Mac- Man., is spending some time with daughter, Marlene, of Weston, real, and young son, are visiting her Donell, Main street, have with them relatives and friends in Glengarry. Ont., are holidaying with her sister, Florence Spooner, Dominion for a week, the latter’s sister, Miss AFTERNOON TEA Miss Joan Beacon and Miss Pris- father, Mr. A. D. O. MacCrimmon, street, till Labor Day. Patricia Stafford, of Berkley, Cal. jto be held by cmmiï cilla Vogan returned to Lachine, Dunvegan. Mr. and Mrs. Bierve Bertrand and Mrs. W. A. Dewar had with her the Officers and Members of Que., aftsr spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs., Jack Reid and children of Montreal, are guests this- for a few days the first of this week, Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. MacMillan, family have with them for two week of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Gagnier her nephew, Mr. Duncan Campbell Mons Lodge, No. 348 Lochiel. weeks, his brother, Mr. Andrew and family, 4th Kenyon. of Nitro. On Wednesday, Duncan of the SOCIAL and PERSONAL Miss Elizabeth MacKinnon'spent Reid, Mrs. Reid and family of Ste. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacDonell and his father, Mr. Myles Campbell, L.O.B.A., McCrimmon the past week with her parents, Mr. Eustache, Que. had as their guests, Mr. Peter left for Hamilton, where they will on the lawn of Mr. arid Mrs. Ambrose MaoLean Mrs. H„ R. Murphy, St. Peters- and Mrs. Alex McKinnon, Glen Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Blinn and Morris of Renfrew, Ont., and two vieit with the latter’s son, Mr. Norman., She had spent the first family will leave on the week-end and family spent the civic holiday burgh, Fla., is spending some time sons, Austy of Peterborough, and Douglas Campbell, Mrs. Campbell MRS. GEORGE MORIN week-end visiting relatives at visiting with her brother, Rt. Rev. part of the week visiting friends in for Dorchester, Mass., where they Andrew of Carleton Place, and Mr. and family. Greenfield and Glen Roy. Msgr. D. A. Campbell, and her sis- New York City. will spend part of their vacation Clifford Morris of Lochiel. Mr. J. A. Laurin is a patient in LOCHINVAR ters, Misses Annie and Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leroux and with her sister, Mrs. Henry Ferris Recent visitors with Mrs. D. E. the Western Division of the Mont- Campbell. family have with them this week, and Mr. Ferris. They had with Fraser were Mr. and Mrs. Evans real General Hospital, where he is Mr. A. A. Kennedy of Michigan, Mr. Leroux’s mother, Mirs. J. E. them this week, Miss Beatrice Mac- Keillsr, Pointe Claire; Miss Ruth undergoing treatment. TUESDAY, AUG., 28 at 2.00 p.m. who has been spending a week with Leroux, Montreal. donald of Bo'Ston, Mass. Wilkinson, Montreal, and Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Sparks and his sister, Mrs. Rod A. MacLeod of Miss Ruth Batty, Montreal, spent Mrs. Noah Brown, Kemptville, is Marion Dewitt, Cornwall. . Miss family, Montréal, attended the EVERYBODY WELCOME Dalhousie Station, left for" his home the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. the guest this week of her daughter, Evelyn Fraser, nurse-in-training, Highland Games at Maxville. on Friday. Alex. McKinnon, Glen Norman. Mrs. H. B. Dickinson, Mr. Dickinson Hdinoeopathic Hospital, Montreal, As Personnel Officer of the S.D. Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Gibeau and Mrs. J. A. Laframbolse and little and family. who spent the past three weeks & G. Reg’t., C. Campbell Fraser is son, Jacques of Verdun, Que., spent daughter, Celine, after spending Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Lalonde with her mother, returned to Mont- at Petawawa this week attending a a week’s holiday with his parents, three weeks with the former’s left by plane on Sunday, for Hali- real on Sunday, course for Personnel Selection Of- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gibeau. mother, Mrs. Adelard Periard, have fax, N.S., where Mr. Lalonde repre- Mr. and Mrs. Aime Lalonde and ficers. HOME COOKING Mr. Joseph Colangelo, Montreal, returned to their home in Sher- sented the Alexandria Kinsmen son, Andre, of Kingston, Ont., spent Mr. Lloyd 'MacLean has arrived spent, the week-end with his wife brooke. Club at the national Convention of a few days last week_with, Mr.'La- back at Red Water after a month’s and daughter. vacation at his home in Greenfield. Mr. Hugh J. MacLean of Toronto, Kinsmen Clubs. londe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ulric ★ ★★★★★ Mr. Sam J. MacLeod, B.Sc.A., and Mrs. R. S. McLeod and Mr. Rod visited his home in the 6th Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Lefebvre, Lalonde. Mrs. Lalonde also spent family, spent Sunday evening with McLeod, Montreal, spent the week- over the week-end. Alexandria, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo some time with her parents,' Mr. (under the auspices of the * FRL —SAT. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod A. end with the former’s daughter, W Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonald and Lajoie, Green Valley, enjoyed a fish- and Mrs. Darcino Massie, Lochiel. Ladies’ Auxiliary of the ' AUG. 24 — 25 — MacLeod, Dalhousie Station. Mrs. Eugene A. Maedonald, Mr. son, Garry, of Ottawa, paid a yisit ing trip last week at Westport, Ont. Mr, and Mrs. Ulric Laloride, Mrs. Canadian Legion Mrs. E. L. D. MacMillan, Laggan, Macdonald and children. On their with the former’s parents, Major Major Angus A. McDonald, Alex- Leopold Lalonde and daughter, Alexandria Branch, No. 423 Mrs. J. O’Meara and the Misses return they were accompanied back and Mrs. Angus A. McDonald, andria, and Mr. Johii A. Fraser, Louise, and Mr. and Mrs. Aime La- Marion and Joan O’Meara, Mont- by Master Garth Macdonald, who is to be held at Grove, on their return from a trip Glen Sandfield, were in Cornwall londe • and son, Andre, spent the /& seal, motored to Lakeside, Ont., and spending this week with his grand- S. LAPORTE’S STORE through the states of New York, week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer spent the week-end there with the the early part of this week as offi- New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine Ross, Dorval. mother. GAY, Barton brothers. cial delegates from the Alexandria and Massachusetts. Branch of the Canadian Legion, to After «pending ten days visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carmody and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson and daughter, Patricia, of Pembroke, SATURDAY son, Robert, Montreal, are spending Mrs. D. D. MacKinnon, Bishop the Provincial Convention held, With his sister, Mus. Rory McPher- there from Saturday till Wednesday. and Mrs. Wm. Caul of Cornwall, some holidays with Mr. and Mrs. street, had with her for a few days son, Mr. Ranald McDonald returned this week, her brother, Mr. Murdoch Mr. Fked MacLeod., Dunvegan, last week to Eldorado Mines, Yel- spent Wednesday renewing ac- AUGUST 25TH Gerald MadDonald and family and quaintances in Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McHugh and J. Campbell of Sauit Ste. Marie, and son, Alex of Timmins, Ont., lowknife. It had been 38 years since family. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Ont. were recent visitors to Alexandria. Mr. McDonald was borne. Other Personals on Page 4 McHugh had .with them, Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Shanej of Arvida, Que. Mrs. Arnold Weir and daughter, June, returned home from Ottawa after a three-week vacation. While there they attended the Ottawa Summer Theatre, where Mrs. Weir’s nephew, Mr. Hartley Belway, who is well known to Ottawa playgoers, took part in two of the summer theatre’s fo*r scheduled plays. CALHOUN NIGH Mr. Harry Pieken, Vernon, B.C., spent a few dâys last week with -FLORENCE BATES, his aunt, Mrs. K. C. MacLeod, Dal- Wants DOUGLAS • Baysiend EATTOM keith. Recent visitors’’ at the home of ^8 Mr. and Mrs. K. C. MacLeod, Dal- keith, were Mr. Donald K. McCuaig, Winnipeg; Miss F. A. MacÇuaig, E AFF «V'RE TH D 'Esr Dunvegan; Mr. Ian ‘MacLean, ^ OÏAFTEES IN Smiths Falk; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard HISTORYU Grant of Esterhazy, Sàsk., and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Bethune, Moose Creek. Master Roland J. Kennedy of Ot- tawa, spent the last two weeks with ITS TIME AGAIN FOR his grandfather, Mr. R. A. MacLeod, Kintail Farm-, Dalhousie Station. Mrs. Ronald Weir and daughter, Marie, of Cornwall, spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Weir. ■Mr. and Mrs. John. Dolan and children, Billy, Betty and Bobby, of Ottawa, are spending their vacation GWARRn NIGHT OF STRINGS with Mrs. Willie MacRae, and Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Dolan. THE BIGGEST NIGHT OF VIOLIN MUSIC, OLD TIME DANCING Mrs. V. V. Lawrence, Fort Wil- liam, and her brother, Mr. Edgar Baker, were/.recent guests ,of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacGregor, Wil- AND SINGING, AND NUMEROUS CARNIVAL ATTRACTIONS liamstown. Mrs. Lawrence, who spent a 'month visiting relatives in Toronto, Niagara, Brockville, Corn- wall and Alexandria, left by plane on August 18th from Dorval, for her OS'M'vd br WIUIAM KAUDlNi • Jtrt^plo» by CHAllES « MAHON home in Fort William. Friday, August 31 Glengarry Gardens, Alexandria Mrs. Mary J. (Aubry) Gallagher • Canadian Paramount News. of East Avenue, Richester, N.Y., This program starts at 7 p.m. visited friends in town on Monday. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ and Mrs. Arnold Weir were the lat- MON. — TUES. — ter’s sister, Mrs. W. H. Belway, Mr. Belway and daughter, Carol, and Drawing for This Car Some Lucky Winner AUG. 27 — 28 — Mr. and Mrs. T. Wardle, all of Ot- tawa. To Be a Feature Will Drive Away BETTY GRABLE Mr. and Mrs. Lowell JVfanson, La- Of the Night. In This chine. Que., were Sunday visitors DAN DAILEY with Mr. and Mre. Archie A. Mac- Get Your Car Draw 1951 Millan. Recent visitors at the home of Tiekets NOW Ford Deluxe Sedan Mr. Thomas Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Phillips, Baltic’s Comers, were Mr. and Mrs. Elie Robillard, Ste. Anne de Bellevue; Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnstone, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. DAVID JANE MITZI John Johnstone, Jr., all of London, I WAYNE • WYATT . GAYNOR : Dancing from 9 to 2 to the music of Old Time Sing-Song led by Popular « Directed b, HENRY KOSTER 2CX Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hunt, Produced by SOt C. SIEGEL""“'“ Montreal, and Mrs. Fred Slitchman Glengarry’s Finest Violinists Local Songsters ! and family of Farran’s Point. Added Attractions— • Warner-Pathe News. • 13th Chapter— Specialty Numbers by Glengarry’s Oldest Violinist, 89. Youngest Wild Bill Hickok. ★ * ★ ★ ★ Violinist, 1 4, and Other Noted Bowmen A WED. — THURS. AUG. 29 — 30 — Other Special numbers and attractions. Romeo Huot will be Master of Ceremonies ' ' / Other Cornwall Entertainers. ' will. be present'■ ■ ■ ’ SANDWICHES, COFFEE, ETC., WILL BE AVAILABLE AT LEGION AUXILIARY BOOTH

Draw and Entertainment Sponsored Jointly by Alexandria Legion Branch and Dorothy Malone • Carl Benton Retd • Frank Fayteo • Will Geer • Scree* by William Bowen.Fred (Cblo, Jr. and Selon L Miller-Bated opot • »Iajr by Marti* Flarin • Produced by Jerry Brester Directed by Henry Lewi Alexandria Maroons ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Added Attractions— • Hollywood Memories. • Taming of the Snood. MORLEY L. TOBIN ADMISSION • Candid Microphone. PAINTER and DECORATOR Just 50 cents Phone 85 Peel Streqj. ALEXANDRIA The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, August 24th, 1951 Page 6 gene, Ont., was best man. Mr. Duncan Bradley, brother of the Air Force, To Be Redoubled, Polishes Up Jet-Powered Punch bride, and Mr. Howard Smith, brother of the groom, acted as With Our ushers. Piper Don A. Fletcher of the Lon- don Air Force Pipe Band, London, Rambling Ont., piped the bride and groom out By of the church, and later played Sev- Tom Johnston eral selections at the reception at Reporter.. the home of the bride’s parents. Following the reception the couple • o » ■ « » » ' SÔSÔ8ôSô.S8ôSô.ôSô8o.SS52ô.*Sô.S8ôSô.SSo8ô2oSoSSSô.ôS*SS.o.ô8ô2ôSô.o.SSô«»p«o»o«o«o*o«»o»2S2?»0 «0»0«0«0«0»0*0 *0«0«0' left on their wedding trip by car to Niagara F^lls, Oakville and the THANKSGIVING DAY A LITTLE GIRL United States. The’bride travelled Monday, October ' 8th, -has been God borrows from many creatures in a suit of aqua blue linen with designated as Thanksgiving Day, to make a little girl. He uses the white accessories. She wore a cor- song of a bird, the squeal of a pig, but too féw people pause to reflect sagé of yellow roses. on what the. day really means. To the .stubbornness of a mule, the a lot of people it is just another antics of a monkey, the spryness of Guests from a distance who at-’ holiday from toil.1 To the average a grasshopper, the curiosity of a tended the wedding were: Mr. and school pupil it is just a school holi- cat, the slyness of a fox, the soft- Mrs. Rod Fletcher and son of, Farm- day. ! ness of a kitten. And to top it off, ington, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.. Don A. In the early days when the crops He adds the mysterious mind of a Fletcher, London, Ont.; George and had been safely garnered,'roots and woman. PIONEERS in jet aircraft, the British, who are redoubling their Bill .Bradley of Oakville; Duncan vegetables stored in the root house, When she grows up she meets a already doubled air force under a $13 billion defense program, are Fletcher, Toronto; Miss Gladys fruits preserved and the winter’s young man who can see nothing, making sure that it packs the latest jet-powered punch. Top Left: Fletcher, Miss Moira Wade of Mont- The Boulton Paul P. Ill, delta-wing (shaped like the Greek letter real; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodman supply of meat cured and hung up, but the.softness of a kitten in her. “D”) experimental jet. Details of its performance are secret. Bottom the settlers set aside a day of They get married and later he left: Another experimental job, the Vickers Supermarine 535. Pow- of New Hampshire; Mr. and Mrs. thanksgiving. It was a day of finds out that kittens have claws; ered by a Rolls Royce, this swept-back wing, jet fighter is said to Bob Cunning, Mr. and Mrs. Bill have exceptional climb and speed. Top Right: Yet another experi- prayer and thanks to God that their that the way she harps, about Cunning, Mr. Louis. Conway of winter’s supplies were all stored trivial things she must be music- mental jet, recently successfully test flown, the H.P. 88. Two com- nanies. Handley Page Ltd. and Blackburn and General Aircraft have Montreal; Mrs) Dr. William Neff away, and the day was not looked ally inclined; that the way she - - it. A Rol’~Rolls "Royce ' Nene7 supplies 5 its*“ power— and it upon as a day to go fishing, hunt- nags there must be horsemen has an experimental wing design. Bottom right: Now in full pro- and family of California. ing or out on wild parties. It was somewhere in her family tree; that duction for the British Nayy, the de Haviilând Sea Venom. Per- A shower in honor of the bride a day of reverence. i the sly way she has of getting his formance details are not given, but this fighter is powered by a was held at the home of Mr. and Today, children are not- taught pay envelope shows the fox in her, de Havilland Ghost turbo-jet, and, radar equipped, has a crew of two. Mrs. N. B. MacLeod, Dunvegan, and, the meaning of. thanksgiving, so and finally that while he is head the day is gradually, becoming a of the house, she is boss. a reception, on their return home, national holiday and nothing more. the bride, wore a sea blue, two- was held at Dalkeith Hall on August home of the -bride’s parents at piece dress of moire, with pale yel- Canadians have a lot to be thank- 10th. Fournièr, attended by ninety guests. low accessories. She wore a corsage ful for. We are living in à land of RED NOSES TO RESIDE AT RICEVILLE They will reside at St.: Eugené, plenty. There is employment for Mr. Judd, in proposing the tpast to of white and pink carnations. The British Medical Journal of- everyone who is able to work. Can- the bride, conveyed the wishes of Mr. Donald Cunning of St. Eu- Ont. fered these tips to prevent getting ada is the envy of every other coun- WEDDING OF the community to the newlyweds, ST. EUGENE, ONT. a red nose: “Cut down on tea and to. which the bridegroom responded, try in sthe world, we have freedom BRADLEY—SMITH unknown to many nations, yet too coffee. Lay off spicy foods. Don’t Mr. Keith Blair then read con- eat chdcolate.’-’ People used to WIDE INTEREST On Saturday, July. 21st, Kenyon many young Canadians are allowed gratulatory messages from Wallace connect red noses with beer, wine Munro, brother, of the bridegroom, Presbyterian Church, Dunvegan, to grow.dp and just tak^ for granted MUNRO—WILKES was, the scene of a, very pretty wed- the multitude of blessings the Lord and liquor. We always blamed ours now in Japan, and Mr. and Mrs. on a cold or sunburn, but now it The marriage of Sheila Lorraine, Lloyd Wilkes, uncle of the bride, of ding, when Catherine Edith, only AUCTION SALE has bestowed upon us. daughter of Mr-.and Mrs.'Ernest A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parents should impress upon their is easy to explain where a nose Warren, Ohio. Wilkes, of. Fournier, Ont.,., and Bradley, became the bride of Wil- children the glory of our country in full bloom comes from. JUst Later, Mr. and Mrs. Munro left Arnold Cameron Munro, son of Mr. liam Earl Smith, of St. Eugene, Ont. and the true meaning of Thanks- say. !you have been drinking too on a motor trip to Niagara Falls muclk tea or eating too much chili aiid Mrs. E. William Munro of Apple The church was appropriately Macdoneli’s General Store giving Day. and the jluskoka Lakes, For trav- r saucé on your hot dogs., Hill, Ont., was solemnized on Sat- elling, the bride wore a Windsor decorated for the occasion with ST. RAPHAEL’S f urday afternoon, August 11th, at —o— green i gabardine suit with yellow wedding bells, satin bows, flowers three o’clock,' in the Ricevjlle Un- and brown accessories, Her corsage and ferns. A WHOPPER ited Chürch. Rev. W. D. Reid of Rev. - Dr. D. N. MacMillan offici- ” SATURDAY, AUGUST 25TH ^ During our week’s ..holidays we bouquet was yellow carnations. Mrs. M. McMaster Vankleek Hill, assisted by Mr. C. ate^, The. wedding music was played got'in some fishing. One night we Mr. and Mrs. Munro will reside f at 1.30 p.m. Judd of Riceville, performed the in Maxville, Ont. by Miss Margaret MacLeod of Alex- went out trolling in a flat bottomed ceremony. Included, among the guests from andria. boat, when suddenly we got a strike Died In Montreal Baskets of white and pink gladioli BARGAINS a distance were; Mr, and Mrs. W, 3, Given in marriage by her father, —and what a strike! We knew we formed an effective setting and the *'****'' in - had hooked the fish we have been At the home of-her daughter, in Wilkes, Boston, Mass.; Lieut, and the bride chose for the occasion a' guest pews were marked with pink gown of white Chanfilly lacé, and FOOTWEAR, DRYGOODS and HARDWARE \ trying to get for years. We started Montreal, the death occurred on gladioli and white satin bows. -Mrs. Mrs. Glefi Mufiro of Valcartier, hauling in our line hand over hand July 25th of an esteemed-former Que.; Mrs. Wallace Munro, Mr. and tulle illusion over satin. It was ^. from our. store stock, ' Carl L. Ryan played the organ fashioned with a fitted bodice and when the fish broke water, and resident of Alexandria in the person music and accompanied Miss Marie Mrs. J. Nelson, Cornwall; Mr. and Mrs. George F'owle and Cammy, long sleeves which came to a point OTHER ITEMS : what a whopper it was. It must of Mrs. Mary MacMaster. Mrs. Judd, soloist, who sang, “The Lord’s have been all of five feet long and MacMaster was the widow of Hugh Miss Florence Munro and Mr. Don- over the hands. Her headdress was SET OF HEAVY DUTY TEAM HARNESS; CAR Prayer”, preceding the ceremony, a crown of seeded pearls and a we judged it would weigh -around MacMaster, formerly of. Glengarry and “I’ll Walk Beside You” during ald K. MacPhail of Montreal; Mr. TRAILER; .303 SPORTING RIFLE; 12 GUAGE fifty pounds., We got excited, and and the Sudbury district, where the and Mrs. R. Chisholm, Lost River, finger-tip veil of tulle illusion. She the signingjof the register. / carried a Colonial bouquet of fed SINGLE SHOTGUN stood up in the boat, when it took a family was among the oldest arid Given in marriage by her father, Que.; Mr. and Mrs. F. Wright, To- lurch, and over we went backwards most highly respected of the ronto; Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnston, and white roses. Real Values at Your Prices. the bride was attended by Miss Miss Gladys MacLeod was brides- into'the water, getting the heavy pioneers of that area. Loma Wilkès, sister of the bride, as Seeley’s Bay; Mr. and Mrs. S. Leroy, hand line tangled around our lefes. Mr. MacMaster predeceased her St. Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. : A. maid, wearing a gown of pale green TERMS — CASH bridesmaid. ' Mr. Keith Blair of nylon silk. Her headdress was of We - could feel ourselves going 33 ÿears ago and she had been-re- Maxville, Ont., was best man, and Stewart, Vankleek Hill;, Miss Lois , ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer.. siding recently with her daughter, 1 Werte, Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- matching green tulle with lily-of- down, down, down, with the huge the ushers were Mr, Orville Wilkes,' fish dragging us deeper and deeper. Mrs. George Kelly, 140 Irvine intosh, and Mr, and Mrs. J. Mc- the-valley and. she carried a Col- brother of the bride, and Lièut. Glen onial bouquet of yellow roses. Suddenly the fish broke water again, avenue, Westmount. In ill health Munro cf Valcartier, Qiie., brother Veity of Ottawa. trying to dislodge the plug from its for some years, she suffered an in- Miss Kitsy Neff of California, was of the bridegroom. flower girl. She wore a gown of mouth, and dragged us to the sur- jury which confined her to her bed For her wedding, the bnde chose face. We c.ame up gasping for for the past three years. pale yellow organdy, with matching a period gown of fine white Chan- VANCOUVER SCENE headdress and carried a Colonial breath when someone grabbed us by The eldest daughter of Angijs tilly. lace over Duchess satin, fash- the shoulder. Cameron and Mary MacDougal of bouquet of white and pink roses. ioned with a fitted bodice, the back Master Jimmy Fletcher of Dun- “Wake up, wake up”, our wife 36-9th Lochiel, Mrs. MacMaster was adorned with tiny buttons extend- OF MARRIAGE said, shaking our shoulder, “you born October 4th, 1862. vegan was ring bearer, carrying a Are You a Regular Reader ing below the waist line, a Queen must be having a nightmare.” Shé leaves one son, A. D. Mac LARKAM—-McCOSHAM small silver tray decorated with Anne neckline and long sleeves (The Vancouver Sun, July- 6th) small pink rosebuds, white bridal Master of Pembroke; her daughter, coming to points over the hands. OF Jean, (Mrs. George Kelly) ; nine A lecturer at University of B.C. flowers and satin streamers. The full flowing skirt fell gracefully Mrs. James A. Bradley, mother of D UNROBIN grandchildren and three great- and a 1951 graduate of the Univer- in a fan shaped train. A head- sity were married in Union College A lawyer who had amassed a grandchildren, as well as... two dress of matching Chantilly lace nephews: Angus Cameron and John Chapel when Charles W. Lark-am Rev. Douglas H. Telfer, D.D,, of- comfortable fortune decided to re- adorned with pearls held her finger- ficiated at the ceremony, which was tiré and buy a country estate. He Grant of Cornwall. took as his bride Beverley Jane Glengarry’s Nome Paper?! tip veil of silk tulle illusion in -place. Jerome McCosham. fdllowed by a reception at the built himself a new modem home, Many relatives and friends at- She carried a cascade bouquet of The bride, daughter of Mr. and Faculty Club. had the property beautifully land- tended the funeral held July 28th white gladioli florets centred with HERE ARE SOME OF THE FEATURES! : Mrs. William Howard McCosham, The bride was gowned in white scaped, but was stuck for a . suit- from the Prank Feron Funeral pink rose-buds and her only jewelry organdie, made with tucked bodice able name for it. received her master of social work WHICH YOU WILL FIND . IN was a single strand of pearls. and elbow-length puffed sleeves and One day he invited a friend and Home to her parish church of the degree at the spring; convocation of The bridesmaid wore a bouffant U.B.C.j where she is affiliated with hooped, taffeta underskirt. Roses, his wife out for dinner and asked Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount. model gown of sky blue tulle and EVERY ISSUE OF Alpha G-amma Delta sorority. stocks and stephanotis composed the the friend if he could suggest a Burial was in the family plot, Cote Chantilly lace with head-dress, mit- The groom, who graduated from bridal bouquet. suitable name for such a swell tens, and shoes to mktch. She car- des Neiges cemetery. thg University of Idaho and. Massa- Miss Margaret McCosham was setting. ried a miniature bouquet similar to Beautiful floral offerings and chusetts Institute of Technology, her sister’s sole attendant, wearing ‘.‘Why not call it Dunrobin?” that of the bride. The Glengarry News has been on the teaching staff of an apricot organdie dress fashioned asked the friend. many Mass cards testified to the For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. 1 the university for Ijie past two like the bride’s, and carrying apri- Now he wonders why the lawyer esteem in which Mrs. MacMaster Wilkes wore a dove gray dress of years. He is the son of Mr. and cot gladioli and yellow marguerites. —A PARER PRINTED BY GLENGARRIANSj never invited hifn back. silk marquisette1 and Chantilly lace was held. Mrs. Charles. Newton Larkam of Raymond Fletcher of Portland, with navy accessories. Mrs. Munro, Tucson, Arizona. Ore., was best man. Ushers were SOLELY FOR GLENGARRIANS: the bridegroom’s mother, wore a Mr. and Mrs. Larkam will reside Richard Stace-Smith and Dr. Leslie dréss of embroidered beige crepe in Vancouver until August, when Schemilt. ' ' with black accessories. Both wore I General news of happenings in Glengarry or they leave for Austin, Texas, where Talisman roses. the former will study for his -doc- The bride is a niece of Mrs. M. concerning Glengarrians abroad. Following the ceremony, a recep- torate in chemical engineering. Markson, Alexandria. tion was held on the lawn at the Special budgets of news from every section of Glengarry—written by our own correspondents.

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Mrs. Andrew Fisher. Meeting closed by singing “Blest Be the Tide that Yugoslavia Repatriates Greek Children Binds” and repeating the Benedic- • NEWS tioh. A Social hour followed, East SURROUNDING • • OP DÎTEEEST MAXVILLE unit serving refreshments. Mrs. To taste it is to prefer the • FROM DISTRICT • Sinclair moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Cameron MacGregor tor en- superb quality and flavour of tertaining the Society. (Intended for Last Issue) Mrs. Alen McEwen and Elna spent Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gardiner and. last week with her parents in Ken- more. ☆ ☆ Ian have returned home after vaca- MacDONALD’S GROVE I tioning at. Chalk. River. Miss Lillian McEwen of Ottawa, I : I Miss Reta Vallee of Hawkesbury, was a week-end guest with her L..L.Î !• ' > i ' ‘ liiti. is spending a few days with her father at the home of her brother, (Intended for Last Issue) parènts, Mr. and Mrs. D. Vallee. Howard and Mrs. McEwen. Miss Margaret MacGregor, Ot- "SASMK ' Mr. Harvey Oarleton is spending Duncan McLeod of Ottawa( spent tawa, spent the holiday week-end the week-end with his mother, Mrs. a few days in Belleville. with her mother, Mrs. A. G. Mac- F. McLeod. Miss BickerstaS of Montreal, is Gregor. Mrs. A. D. McDougall returned convalescing at the home of her Mrs. A. D. MacDougall, who spent home last week after enjoying a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blckerstaff. the past month with friends on a month’s motor trip through the Mrs. Howard Nevilfe of St. Peters- motor trip to Western Canada, re- Western /provinces. burg, Fla., and her mother, Mrs. J. turned home on Monday. Mrs. Malcolm Chisholm visited Kelly of Fournier, visited with Miss Eileen McLennan, Ottawa, Sunday with Mr. Chisholm, who is friends and relatives in Maxville on visited her parental home here for a patient in Cornwall General Hos- Wednesday. the week-end. pital. Mrs. D. Christie and Miss Bella -Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Upton and Miss Norma Robinson, who spent McLeod were among the guests at daughter, Helen, of Alexandria, Florent Patenaude last week in Ottawa and district, re- the Munro-Wilkes wedding at Rice- visited Mrs. A. G. MacGregor on turned home on Sunday evening, villè, Saturday. Monday. Mr. C. Hoople and Mrs. R. J. C. P. A. accompanied by her sister, Miss K. In compliance with recommendations of the United Nations General Mr. Duncan W. Stewart of Stew- Robinson, RH., Ottawa. Hoople were recent visitors to Corn- Assembly, Yugoslavia has been repatriating to Greece a number of art’s Glen, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McEwen are wall. Mrs. Archie Campbell, and Greek children removed from their homeland during the post-war J. Wilkes recently. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT spending their vacation with rela- children, Clarke and Victoria, re- guerrilla struggle in that part of the world. Above, one of the Mrs. Scott McLenrian visited her tives in Maxville and Cornwall. turned home to Cardinal this week. touching scenes which took place near the Greek frontier station mother, Mrs. Rory Chisholm, in Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Campbell Miss Myrtle McPhail has returned of Idhomeni upon the reunion of a mother with her two children. Ottawa for the week-ead. and sons, visited with his mother, from a motor trip to Halifax, and Mr. and Mrs. V. Parker of Pen- CORNWALL AND , HAWKESBURY Mrs. W. D. Campbell. They were is visiting with her mother and ticton, B.C., and Mrs. E. M. Chris- 52 PITT STREET 75 MAIN STREET on their return trip to Montreal brother, Clarence and Mrs. Mc- and accessories. Her corsage was of tensen of Verdun, spent the week- Phail. Week-end guests at the home of after spending the past month at Briarcliffe roses. Mrs. Norman Maclnnes were Mr. end with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ren- PHONE 1051 Mrs. Herbert Graham and Miss PHONE 646 Algonquin 'Park. The church was beautifully decor*- and Mrs. Lauchlin Maclnnes and frew, and attended the Glengarry Elva Montgomery were Cornwall ' Miss Muriel Kennedy is visiting ated with white and shell pink Mr. and Mrs. Tait of Toronto, and Highland Games. Visitors on Wednesday. this week in Lancaster with Miss gladioli. Miss Muriel McCormick of Ottawa. Douglas McLennan and Glen Miss Jean Benton of Quartz Gen- Margaret Fraser and Mrs. Fraser. The bride’s gift to the groom was Other visitors at the Maclnnes Renfrew, are spending a short holi- eral Store staff, is enjoying a two ?2ô2SSo2oSS2S2S2oSô2ô2S2S2o2S28Sô2oSoSS222S2o2S288q288S2o8o8ô2SSSSoSS8SSSSo2S828S88SS8SSo8oM8SSS Mrs. W. MacDonald, Penny and a set of gold Initialed cuff links. The home included Mr. and. Mrs. Donald day at the Peace Memorial Gamp I! Judy, are visiting at Kenmore and weeks’ vacation. groom’s gift to the bride was an at Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. C. McPhail, Mr. Hay and family of Passifern; Mrs. Come to our party, won’t you come, Ottawa this week. aquamarine birthstone ring. Miss Marion Cameron, Ottawa, is Clarke Hoople and Mrs. O. H. Geo. Laing and children of Mont- Bring your own bread and butter After the ceremony, a reception real, and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mac- spending her holidays at her par- And your own pie and cookies— Hoople, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McEwen was held at the Red Door. Later, ental home here. Millan of Lochiel. S And we will all help along with the fun. of Maxville, were guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Marshall left, for the Munro-Wilkes wedding at Riceville Attending the Highland. Games in Alpine Inn, Ste Marguerite. The on Saturday. Maxville, were Mr. and Mrs. D. E. bride chose a figured dress with Mrs. Clarence McPhail left on Grant of Montreal, and their two navy blue duster, matching velvet Wednesday for Stratford, where she daughters, Deborah Ann and Donna Skinny men, women hat and white gauntlet gloves for Marie, who were the guests of Mr. will visit her sister, Mrs. W. S. travelling. Her corsage was of but- Miller, Mr. Miller and children. and Mrs. Geo. Eppstadt. terfly roses. gain 5,10,15 lbs. Mr. R. Hubbell returned to Max- The youngest to be dressed in Out-of-town guests included Mr. ville on Saturday, after spending kilts at Maxville for the Highland Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor and Mrs. B. -Bolton of Sault Ste five weeks in Toronto. He left for Games, were Donna Marie, three- Wliat a thrill i Bony limbs All out; ugly hollows -/PICNIC:- Marie; Mr. Garnet Workman and «U up; neck no longer scrawny; body loses half- New Brunswick on Monday. weeks-old, and Deborah Ann Grant, starved, sickly "bean-pole” look. Thousands of Mr. Gordon Helmer . of Toronto; 15 months old, daughters of Mr. and 4lrls, women, men, who never could gain before, Donald McKillican spent several ire now proud of shapely, healthy-looklng bodies. THE REEVE AND COUNCIL Miss Gwyneth Reid of Peterbor- Mrs. D. E. Grant of Montreal, Que. They thank the special vigor-building, flesh-building days this week with his father, ronic, Ostrex, Its tonics, stimulants, invigorators, I ough; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dickin- Mr. Earle Eppstadt of Ottawa, iron, vitamin Bi, calcium, enrich blood, improve Gordon McKillican, and his aunt, appetite and digestion so food gives you more son of Alexandria, and Mr. and Mrs. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. strength and nourishment; put flesh on bare bones. of the Miss Cass. Don’t fear getting too fat. Stop when you've gained Cecil Graham of Woodlawn. Miss Geo. Eppstadt. the 5. 10. 15 or 20 lbs. you need for normal weight. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson of Costs little. New “get acquainted” size onlv 60c. SEPTEMBER 4 Montreal, are guests with the for- Reid caught the bride's bouquet. Mrs. Geo. Eppstadt has returned fry famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new vigor Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. and added pounds, this very day. At all druggists. TOWNSHIP OF CHARLOTTENBURGH r' . ■ mer’s, mother, Mrs. Ben Jackson. home, after spending three weeks in Register now for courses Miss Joan Hurd visited friends- in Marshall will reside at 11 Maywood Montreal with her daughter, Mrs. leading to Secretarial, Busi- 88. Montreal Tast week. Harris Hurd is avenue, St. Catharines. D. E. Grant. invite you to attend 88 nèss Administration and Ac- Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Mar- counting positions. . at present visiting friends in Mont- Miss Malvina Rolland of Mont-/ real. shall was entertained in Ottawa and real, is spending a few days with the opening of High school and college Kemptville. Mrs. Richard Waugh her sister, Mrs. Geo. Eppstadt. graduates can quickly sup- Mr. and Mrs. C. Munro and family, returned Monday, after and Miss Frances Timmins of Ot- plement their academic ed- tawa, were hostesses at a cup a»d ucation with p r o f e s sional spending a week at L’Orignal. training leading to business saucer shower. Mrs. Cecil Beckett, ST. ELMO CHARLOHENBURGH positions. Mrs. P. Babcock- and Miss Vera Î Î IDillabough were hostesses in All practical business sub- I £t~ ' —' •• S' jects. Rapid, individual ad- Ottawa Wedding Kemptville. (Intended for Last Issue) vancement encouraged. Of Local Interest Miss Margaret MacKinnon, Mont- I MEMORIAL PARK Marshall—Bartley real, spent the holiday week-end Write, phone or call for free A recent double-ring wedding of •: bulletin explaining opportun- Evening Auxiliary Met with her mother, Mrs. Christena ities open to graduates, free interest to Maxville people was 1 The August meeting of the Eve- MacKinnon, and other friends. Fraser’s Point, Highway No. 2 Employment Service, length solemnized at Southminster United ning Auxiliary of St. Andrew’s Pres- Mr. D. G. Cameron, Montreal, of courses, tuition rates. No Church, Ottawa, when Truda Len- byterian Church, was held at the and Miss Jessie Cameron, Ottawa, obligation. ore Bartley, daughter of Mrs. Bart- home of Miss Bertha MacLeod. Mrs. spent the week-end at their home I on V i ley and the late William Lafayette John MacEwçn’s unit was in charge. here. CORNWALL Bartley of Kemptville, was united The Bible lesson was. read by Mrs. H. K. Gilmour and daugh- MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3rd. 1951 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in 'marriage to Winston Myron Mrs. MacEwen. Articles of interest ter, Mona, of Richmond, were Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. II Cornwall - Ontario from Glad Tidings were read by recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fer- Myron Marshall of Maxville. Mrs. H. A. Doig and Mrs. D. Golden. gus MacKerchér. s§ at 11 a.m. Rev. Clarence H. Ferguson of The study book was taken by Mrs. Mr. J. E. Shannon of Illinois, is Oft 88 ■ Kemptville officiated. Mr. Percival 88 W. S. MacLean.- Devotional period visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Finley Mac- SI Kirby of Ottawa presided at the was closed with prayer by Mrs. V. Rae and family. ^,- console. | BASKET LUNCH . r Metcalfe. Friends are glad, to know that f 88 The bride, who was given in mar- A brief business period' followed Mr. Allan MacDonald has returned tf$e: 8§ Coffee and Tea served on the grounds. riage by her/brother, Marwood C. with Mrs. W. S. MacLean presiding. home, and Is able to be about Bartley, wore an ankle-length gown Members were reminded of the hale again. ?l Bring your Family and Friends to enjoy it with you. of Champagne Mechlin lace with to be packed in September, and also Mr. Duncan Bradley of Dunvegan, bouffant skirt over rose taffeta. Her of Sunshine bags to he brought to occuped the pulpit of Gordon I ENTERTAINMENT EVERYBODY WELCOME hat was of white milan straw with the next meeting. Church, on Sunday. champagne bird-cage veiling. Her % JOHN MCLENNAN, Reeve A social hour was enjoyed by all. Mr. Lloyd Campbell of Toronto, 88 accessories were rose. She carried Lunch was served by the hostess spent the week-end with his par- You save when a cascade bouquet of butterfly roses Refreshments available on grounds from and members of the unit in charge. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell. you buy the big 85 l and white gladioli.' On Sunday evening, Rev. Wallace §| Summerslown Women’s Institute thrifty gallon jug Miss Doris Bartley, sister of the MacKinnon, B.A., • of Moose Jaw, P bride, was her only attendant, She 88 W.A. Hears Of Trip Sask., was the guest speaker in instead of smaller ^8888888888888888! wore a gown of turquoise blue chif- The monthly meeting of the Gordon Church. He gave an In- bottles. fon with white hat and accessories, Women’s Association of the Max- spiring message on “Bobby Burns, and carried a cascade bouquet of ville United Church was held Tues- the Kirk and Scotland”. He then Johanna Hill roses and yellow day evening, August 14th, at the showed silent film on church work FOR BEST RESULTS THREE SCORE AND TEN... gladioli. home of Mrs. Marshall, with an at- in Western Canada. Both subjects Mr. Carmen Marshall, brother of were thoroughly enjoyed by the V-31 AD VERTISE IN “THE GLENGARRY NEWS” People nowadays often live be- tendance of 14 members and. several the bridegroom, attended the groom. visitors. Miss Edith McDougall had large gathering present. Mr. Mac- yond the biblical span of 70 The ushers were Mr. Weldon Kropp years. The wise man makes sure charge of the devotional exercises, Kinnon is the youngest son of Mrs. that he will not outlive his in- and Mr. Bruce Dickinson of Alex- which opened with a hymn, after Christena MacKinnon, east of St. come. A Sun Life retirement andria. which there was a reading showing Elmo, and a boy from the Gordon policy will give you a guaranteed Mrs. Bartley, the bride’s mother, how the parable of the ,ten talents Church congregation. income for as long as you live. wore an ankle-length dress of navy Start saving today. can be put to use in our everyday blue crepe with navy hat and white lives. For home and SUN LIFE ASSURANCE accessories. Her corsage was of Mrs. Barrett reported the church St. Elmo Auxiliary COMPANY OF CANADA Happy Day roses. had been cleaned, with new matting The St. Elmo Auxiliary of the Mrs. Marshall, mother of the laid in the church entrance. Plans W.M.S. met at Mrs. Cameron Mac- LARRY McCOSHAM groom, was attired in an ankle- for the annual bazaar were dis- Gregor’s home on July 31st, with Phone: Martlntown te»ai length gown of lilac French Chan- hospitality cussed and November 10th was Miss Agnes Cameron in charge of WILLIAMSTOWN tilly lace over taSeta, with grey hat chosen as the date for the bazaar. Devotions. Mrs. Finley MacRae It was decided to join the Dominion read a poem from Order of Service. Women’s Association, and be affili- Miss Cameron rea dan article on ated with that organization until an above, poém-, and also offered prayer I Association Presbytery be formed in for China, Formosa and Japan. Mrs. our own locality. Mrs. E. S. Winter Sinclair read the Scripture read- was appointed press secretary for ing, John, 15th chapter. Miss Cam- Morrow Motor Sales the rest of the year. eron read Meditation from Order of PONTIAC — BUICK G.M.C. At the close of the business part Service. Hymn 797 was sung. Mrs. Dan Cameron read the first part qf MAXVILLE of the meeting, Mrs. A. D. McDou- Phone 16 gall, who has just returned from a Study Book on Jhanse field. Mrs. motor trip to the West coast, gave Hugh Fisher gave report of Helen a most enjoyable account of her MacDonald’s School. Mrs. J. W. trip. Many of the members were Campbell told about the co-opera- SPECIALIZED REPAIRS Including Federal Sales and Excise Taxes pleased to hear news of and see tion of the School. Singing hymn ^Plus deposit 2c per bottle pictures of old friends and relatives 652 and. repeating the Lord s Prayer whom Mrs. McDougall had visited. closed the Devotions. UNDERCOATING The highlight of her talk was her Miss Isabelle Cameron took visit to Yellowstone National Park, charge of business part, in the ab- >ick up G hondy 6 botrte carton which covers a large area in the sence of the president, Miss Jennie FRONT END ALIGNMENT State of Wyoming. Every one Cameron. cl Coke today- Lt’s welcome /_ greatly enjoyed seeing the beautiful Hymn 325 was sung. Secretary, pictures, some in color, and hearing Mrs. MacRae, read the minutes of refreshment lor guests and family. WHEEL BALANCING of the wonders of nature, which last meeting which were seconded those fortunate to travel in that by Mrs. Renfrew. It was agreed by part of the country are permitted to al! present that the secretary write JUrthcrred boitlcr oi SixwCol» under scntraet with Coca-Cola lid. STEAM CLEANING CHASSIS, MOTORS 1 see. Mrs. Knox from Moose Jaw, to ad- ETC. During the social hour which fol- dress our September meeting. Trea- CORNWALL BOTTLING WORKS LIMITED lowed, Mrs. Marshall and Miss Mc- surer, Mrs. J. w. Campbell, read 113 Amelia St. :: Phone 516 Dougall served refreshments. her report and it was seconded by - ' .4%’ c ☆ ☆ Ottawa, spent the week-end at her cently was a success. $25 will be Christ, and the joy of anticipation. SANDRINGHAM parental home. sent to the Salvation Army, Corn- Her most interesting talk was THE Misses Dorothy Cameron and wall; $5 to the North Roxboro Hor- ^ : ^ closed with, a poem and prayer. The Lillian Bray, Ottawa, spent the ticultural Society for prizes, and topic for the meeting, “Pearls of (Intended for Last Issue) week-end at their parental homes. boxes are to be sent to the boys in Joy from Foreign Missions”, was Ml*'** Mr. and Mrs. /Neil McIntosh, Sunday visitors with ivtr. and Mrs. the armed forces. A sign, “Sand- dealt with by Mrs. Bert Renfrew. Moose Creek, spent Monday with W. S. Fraser, were Mrs. C. Adams, ringham”, will be made and erected She told about Miss Muriel Spur- BOWL Mrs. A. A. Fraser.. Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. E. Shaver, at the Cameron’s store. Tables and geon, the first woman missionary to Finch, and Mr. and Mrs. R, Mc- lighting equipment will .be pur- m'em. Rev. and Mrs. Wallace McKin- be ordained before going overseas, '(Ln*tL 1 rr non. and family, Moose Jaw, visited Intyre, Avonmore. chased and the club will finance the ^ y p r; o H O M £ t' C O N O ^ ' and about her marriage to Rev. with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoople and Recent visitors at the home of the repairing of a snow plow used in Gordon Cardar, a missionary in family. Misses Agnes and Jennie Cameron, the Concession for opening of lanes. India. Meeting closed with a hymn about 10 minutes. Hello Homemakers! Whatever you After spending several days with were Miss Louise Aird, Ottawa; Miss Rev. Wallace McKinnon, B.A., of and the Mizpah benediction. serve the family this wehther, try Mr. and Mrs. T. Duguid and Mr. Alice Aird, Maxville; Mrs. John Mc- Moose Jaw, with his family, who are to tuck in one light, warm dish per Anne Allan invites you to write and Mrs. Wm. Urquhart, Albert Lennan, McDonalds Grove; Mr. D. visiting in the area, showed inter- meal and surround it with one that to her c/o The Glengarry News, Urquhart returned to his home in McGregor, Finch, and Mr. and Mrs. esting motion pictures. is cool and smooth. Do not try to Alexandria, Ont. Send in your sug- Regina. Burns Ferguson, Avonmore. Meeting closed with the singing turn “tummies” into refrigerators, gestions on homemaking problems Miss Wilma Fraser, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McDiarmid *of the National Anthem. because the results will be topsy- and watch this column for replies. by her friend, Miss Shirley Logan, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ren- ALEXANDRIA turvy. o frew, Mrs. McCulloch, McDonalds Jellied soups and consomme are ☆ ☆ Ronnie, who had been spending Grove, and Mrs. D. A. McGregor The regular monthly meeting of perfect for warm weather and can APPLE HILL some holidays with friends in Mont- and Archie McGregor, on Friday the Baptist Mission Circle was held SASH & DOOR CO. be substituted for fruit or veget- I I real, returned to their home here evening. in the church, with Mrs. A. P. Mc- able juices with a hot dinner. Can- Pherson presiding. The secretary, ROLLAND CHOLETTE on Saturday, accompanied by Mr. Mrs. Hugh Blair, Dyer, and Joyce Prop. ned jelhed consomme comes ^jn (Intended for Last Issue) and Mrs. John Neville. McEwen spent Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. S. Fraser, read the minutes, several flavours and can be jelhed Miss Marlene Marjerrison spent Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spink spent with Mrs. A. A. Fraser. and the roll call was answered with — Tel. 150-J — right in the ' can by placing it in the past two weeks in Oshawâ, with Saturday at the home of her par- Mr. and Mrs. E. McDairmid a Bible verse, beginning with “N”. f, the electric refrigerator for several Miss Gertie Noordman. ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Stirling visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. Mc- Mrs. Bryant had charge of the De- horns or overnight. Before serving, Miss Anne Mieke Noordman and and family. Ewen, Russell, on Sunday. votional part, the theme of which EVERYTHING TO whip the jellied consomme with a brother, Joseph, who for the past Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hall and two was “The Joy of Service”. After BUILD and REPAIR fork, serve in cup and garnish with two weeks were guests of Mr. and children of Morrisburg, spent the reading the Scripture lesson, taken chopped chives and parsley. Serve Mrs. John W. Munro and other week-end with her parents, Mr. and A meeting of the SJS. Club was from Matt. 28, 1-10 verses, she took Dressed Lumber, Flooring, lemon juice or Worcestershire sauce friends, returned to their home in Mrs. Hugh D. Munro and Murdena. held in the schoolhouse on Monday the 8th verse as her subject. She Gyproe, Ten Test, Masonite, and let your guests flavour to taste. Oshawa on Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. David Coulthart and Mr. and night. The business part of the told of the seven Joys found in this - Arborite, Bertile, Roofing, Jellied Tomato Soup Mi, and Mrs. Muhro. Mrs. Lloyd Grant, Monckland, meeting was presided over by the story of the Resurrection. There Cement, Lime, Brick, 4 cups tomatoes, raw, cut Mr. and Mrs,- Alex McBain and called at the home of Miss Belle president, Mrs. .S. Fraser, who was was the joy of disappointful be- Builders’ Hardware, Paint. 4 medium onion, sliced four children of Chapleau, are visit- Munro, during the week. ' * assisted by the secretary, Mrs. C. liefs; joy of faith confirmed; joy of Few celery leaves ing at the home of his parents, Mr. Friends of Mrs. Howard Coleman Blair. A full financial report was light from heaven; joy of behold- Few peppercorns and Mrs. Alex McBain, Sr. are sorry to hear she is a patient given by the treasurer, Mrs. Merri- ing victory; joy of telling others; 3 bouillon cubes Rayburn McMillan and brother, in the Hotel Dieu Hospital. man. The lawn social held re- joy of the unconscious presencè of 1 tbsp. parsley tl tbsp. gelatin M, cup Cold water Salt and pepper. / Simmer tomatoes, onion, bay leaf, m celery and seasonings for 25 mins. Strain. ' This should yield about 3 cups of juice. Add bouillon cubes and minced parsley. Soften gela- tin in cold water and add to hot juice, stirring until dissolved. Sea-, son with salt and pepper. Chill. Beat slightly with a fork before serving. .Makes enough for six. Chicken Cream Pie Pastry for 1 flaky pie crust Pieces of cold chicken ' Pieces of dressing % can mushrooms dravy and white sauce. i It takes 3 cups of a mixture of .. co„.a. " gravy and white sauce for 1 cup meat and 1 cup dressing. Pour a generous amount of gravy in a casserole. Add meat and dressing with remainder of gravy in layers. Sprinkle on mushrooms. Pat the f, tuvt&C rolled out pastry to fit over the top of meat. Cut slits in pastry. Bake in a preheated electric oven of 425 degs. for 25 mins. Serve hot. f String Beans in Sour Cream 2 tbsps. minced onion 1 tbsp. dripping J tbsp. flour 'ffillboukh 1 tsp. sugar Salt to taste % cup sour cream 1 tsp. vinegar -nv uses these days 3 cups cooked beans Vz green pepper. Brown onion in fat; add'flour, sugar, salt and cream. Cook, stir- Sh°f stmU “mbatked on another vas ring until thick. Add vinegar and expansion program.prog- faciUties in sliced green pepper. Pour over hot cooked string beans. Serves four. Ginger Pear Salad rir^^s^i, 1 pkg. lime jelly, powder 1 cup hot water c:' I”-'-' ” ” 1 cup gingerale 1 cup diced pears total of more than ha % cup chopped pecans * You get full measure of 1 tbsp. candied ginger - i.*’ mean notWnS Mayonnaise. f V whole wheat and bran in ..peribonka” and - blue- Dissolve gelatin in water, add Today the names noW they ^ad Wu P ^ progresa NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT gingerale and chill. When slightly IN BRITISH COLUMBIA 4 to most Canadrans. ,ng st ge of wo IN QUEBEC P thickened fold in pears (raw or printsJth thousands of work ofm men Paue ready on the job. ^es, cooked) nuts and minced ginger. with thousands of - «ornes. Turn into greased molds, chill until —A “Arvida wert „ “Shipshaw” and “^da ^ to firm in electric refrigerator. Un- “Shawimgan , Today they are ha3 groWn, Project as planned calls for mold and garnish with a mixture too, many ^ ^ ^tat^ow it produc-a CHUTE-DU-DIABLE expenditure in the first stage of $200 an of Vi cup whipped cream, Vi cup Canadians ~. ?nlintry-a resources so tha 250,000 h.p. installation. Begun mayonnaise , and 1 {sp. minced million; the final stage when completed developingSnhewmld’s this aluminum^atuminum supp V- ^ autumn, 1950. Will be in operation ginger. will increase this to $550 million. ”''d“ » i»-. May 1952. TAKE A TIP First stage to be completed 1954. 1. Fresh Blueberry Sauce: Let 1 On the P^^chute-dn-Diable an^CJite^la-Sava CHUTE-À-LA-SAVAME pint blueberries stand. 2 hours KITIMAT SMELTER 0 a rovid e P 250,000 h.p. installation. Begun With cup sugar.-. Press through Capacity one billion pounds of Th e^ p t 2frdÏttonal power resources for t summer, 1951. To be completed a puree. aluminum a year. aluminum output an 2. To poach fruit: Place a single Saguenayrx —.««nv District. i nl newew in 1953. layer-of prepared fruit in a thin who e Lake, above Nechako River Dam, sugar-and-water syrup. Simmer a8t 400 miles from Vancou the tiny ISLE MALIGNE 500 square miles in area. Meanwhile, up coat planned. Where n pe t,uilf, here until pieces are cooked but do aluminum opot ^timat, a whole new to 50 mUes Smelter. Output doubled. not stir. Spoon syrup over fruit Construction underway. to glaze. Kemano powerhouse, to be built 3. Lemon sherbet is a tasteful way VA mile inside mountain. Eventual capacity 2,000,000 h.p. BEAUHARNOIS of serving fresh fruits ice cold. v w r.X'p » i.*- *” * “ * Smelter. Re-opened April, 1951# Place, cubed melons and berries aovv on a serving of sherbet. Then ! of lakes “:; pass Creme de Menthe to pour ^poo.OOO3,000 li.p.Vi-P capacity.capaoW- {or. . thousands of over the fruit and ice — only a ^operation Alnmmum° me ^ doU^c^ teaspoonful makes the dessert Thig superb. Canadians. « abroad, for mu 4. Do not, place ice cream or frozen into this ~country will be exported. for Canada’s own use sherbet onto a crystal salad plate Will be exported. m - — sometimes they break. Use sherbet glasses. 5. To crush peppermint stick candy for ah ice cream or cake topping, , fasniou ° place it in a piece of cheese cloth 50 YEARS AGO the company’s first smelter and bridges. - ^—aGns an and. pound with a potato masher opened at Shawinigan L C A N ~ iy—. on the chopping board. Falls, and produced 1 30 Q tons of aluminum that year. THE QUESTION BOX The metal was just starting \ ^ / Mrs. J. E. W. asks* How do you to make a market for itself. foS;a-^ouveandwork- pan-fry liver? TODAY Answer: Dip % inch slices of Alcan has 4 smelters — veal, beef or lamb liyer in flour. at Arvida, Isle Maligne, Brown in a small amount of hot Beauharnois and fat (not smoking hot). Reduce the Shawinigan Falls — with a capacity of heat at once. Remember overcook- • nearly 500,000 tons, ing at high temperature toughens of Canada, Ltd. j And this light, strong, non- liver. Cook over low heat 5 to. 15 rusting metal has found an minutes, depending upon quantity. almost limitless range Turn once. of useful jobs to do. Mrs. T. S. asks: How do you cook Producers and Processors of Aluminum for Canadian Industry and World Markets; bacon for 12 people? PLANTS AT Shawinigan Falls, Arvida, Isle Maligne, Shipshaw, Port Alfred, Answer: A large quantity of Beauharnois, Wakefield, Kingston, Toronto, Etobicoke : bacon may be easily baked. Place separate slices on broiling pan rack or a wire cake rack in a baking pan. Bake at 400 degrees until brown, The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, August 24th, 1951 Page 9

families and Miss Fern MacMillan U.N. Medal for Personnel Serving in Korea | 7th CON, ROXBORO I at Cornwall, on Sunday. # # Messrs. Wendal Gough, Allan and Guy Bremner of Montreal, visited Miss Tena McLennan is visiting with Mrs. Janet Renwick On Satur- Farm and Market News with friends in Montreal. day and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Buchanan and family of Moose Creek West, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bethune visited with Mr. and Mrs. Murdie and family of Baltic’s Comer, were ☆ ☆ recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. APPLE HILL I MacLean and Eileen on Friday eve- MONTREAL LIVESTOCK MARKETS ning. Angus Bethune. Mr. and Mrs. William McCrim- Mr. Elziè Alguire of Avonmore, MONTREAL, Aug. 20.—Prices were generally steady with trading Guests at the home of Mr. and mon visited relatives in Vankleek visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh very light on the Montreal livestock markets, today. Mrs. D. A. MacDonald on Sunday Hill on Monday evening. MacMillan and family on Sunday. were: Mrs. Joan McLean of Malden, Messrs. Fraser and Jack Mac- Mrs. Alex lilacLean spent Sunday Offerings were 928 cattle, 908 sheep and lambs, 442 hogs and 981 Mass.; Mrs. Dougald McDonald, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex calves. Millan visited their sisters, Mrs. J. Mrs. E. A. McMillan and Mrs. D. D. Liscumb, Mrs. Percy Fraser and D. McKay of Moose Creek. With a heavier run, the cattle market was not too active and prices McKinnon of Dunvegan. were mainly steady, with the exception of bulls which were about $1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neville and lower. A few good steers brought 33, medium 30-32 and common 23-29. daughter of Brockville, spent Sun- Heifers- of medium quality made 26-30, a few 31 and common 21-25. day at the home of Mrs. James HOME ECONOMICS COURSES A few good cows sold at 27-28, medium 24-26, common 21-24 and can- Neville and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc- at the ners and cutters 15-21. Good bulls were 25-27 and common 20-24. Millan and sons. Trading on .calves was very slow with too little turnover to establish Miss Donna Mitchell, Montreal, is KEMPTVILLE AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL prices. Upending some holidays here with AN EDUCATION FOR LIVING AND A CAREER Sheep and lambs, as well as hogs, also moved slowly and there were 'her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ü. Homemaker Course — one 6-month term too few sales to establish a price range. A. MacDonald. Home Economics Course — two 6-month terms Miss Ella McDonald spent the The establishment ot a United Nations medal for personnel serving Courses in week-end with friends in Montreal. CLOTHING — NUTRITION — HEALTH EDUCATION Mrs. B. N. Helps, Gravel Hill, with the U.N. land, sea and air forces in Korea was announced spent a few days here with her recently at U.N. Headquarters. The medal, shown above, is made of CRAFTS TOP GRADE EGGS MARKED UP bronze alloy and has an approximate diameter of 1% inches. It is sister, Mrs. Alex Ferguson. Graduates helped to secure positions attached to a ribbon with nine blue and eight white vertical stripes. Rates in residence — $7.00 a week ON MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Tim Cosgriff of One side carries the inscription “For Service in the Defense of the Cleveland, Ohio, are spending a few SCHOOL TERM — OCTOBER 9th to APRIL 9th Charter of the United Nations,” and the other the U.N. emblem. Under direction of the Ontario Dept, of Agriculture On retail basis, prices on A large days at the home of John Archie wonder that students revel in the McDonald, and other friends. For information write: MISS R. B. RORKE, eggs have stepped up one cent on freedom of such a laboratory! This Director of Home Economics, Kemptville Agric. School the Montreal market. Demand for is a big difference providing sound Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lalonde and. son of Montreal, spent a few days ☆ ☆ —r Kemptville, Ontario all grades is’ steady, being met by sources of down-to-earth learning. MAPLE AVENUE I ! GLEN ROBERTSON | ample supply. One day , receipts At least one half a student’s effort at the home of his parents, Mr. and # ^ totalled 251 cases against 36 cases is far-removed from the ordinary Mrs. William Lalonde, and Mr. and aLo. on the same day in 1950. class-room. His afternoons may Mrs. Ralph St. Amour. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mr. John D. McDonald is with A fractional advance on the open find him “learning by doing”, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sloan spent Bilmer during the week-end were his parents and aunt for two market on No. 1 pasteurized Que- whether in the cattle judging ring, the week-end at Lachine, Que. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bilmer, Iro- weeks’ vacation. bec fresh make featured the week- the poultry plant, welding shop or Miss Eileen McDonald, Ottawa, quois Falls, Ont.; Miss Noreen We are glad to report that Mr. end butter trade. The market is the orchard. With a school term spent the week-end with her Fagan, Roy Brown, Montreal; Mr. Gaston Lortie has undergone a MORE MILES — MORE SMILES steady for cheese. Cheese receipts that opens on October 9th and ends mother, Mrs. Rod,McDonald. and Mrs. Sandy Bilmer and Donald. successful operation and will be on one day totalled 1,165 lbs. against MacIntyre, Dunvegan. April 9th, costing about $230.00 all home soon, • t - p -jt. i v:; ; i .jj , # • 3,596 on the same day a year ago. expenses, the busy beginner soon Donald MacNaughton and Wesley Father Roland Rouleau is spend- •Poultry prices show slightly MaoNaughton, ; Ottawa, spent ‘ Sun- ing some holidays away from his finds that he is ready for the final ☆ —There’s more joy in riding Weaker tone, Receipts are liberal. year. Meanwhile he has a chance 1 GLEN NORMAN day with Mr. an<^Mrs. Millan Mac- regular duties as Parish Priest here. to help at home in the urgent spring Naughton and family. They • also Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lacombe were on tires that you can depend Price Quotations riiL, and fall seasons on the farm. Stu- called on their mother, Mrs. E. D. visited by Dr. and Mrs. Bert Wright on. Our new Tire Specialty Butter—Open market: No. 1 pas- dents are expected to have at least Mr. John R. Macdonald returned MacNaughton, Maxville. of Calgary, Alta. Last week, Edythe Service puts more miles, more recently to his home in Cornwall, teurized Quebec fresh, 6414 c to Grade 8 education and be 16 years Donald MacNaughton, Ottawa, and Mrs. Lacombe motored to dependability in your tires. after spending some weeks at the 64140; jobbers: prints, 6414c to old before entering K.A.S. The called on his uncle, Alex Mac- Montreal with Mr., Charles Howell The cost is low. Drive up home of his brother, Mr. Dan R. 6514 c. School, in turn, brings to him, Naughton, Sunday. of Westmount, Que. They spent Macdonald. NOW ! Cheese—Quebec white, 35c; col- through skilled, instructors, an all- The MacDonell brothers spent several days there. ored, 3514c; Ontario colored, 3714c around knowledge of the business Mr. and Mrs. D. Potvin of Mont- Sunday on the St. Lawrence. 1 Mrs. Lyla Shields of Brockville, to 37tic. . , \ and science of farming. That is real, were last week-end guests of o Ont., together with her daughter VULCANIZING and REPAIRS Potatoes—75-lb. bag, Quebec No. how so many successful graduates Mr. and Mrs. George Quenneville. and son-in-ljw. Hazel and Ronnie, of the School established a firm Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lauzon, ac- ☆ visited relatives in the Glen.' 1, new crop; $1.10. to $1.40; NB new I CURRY HILL AGENTS FOR DOMINION TIRES crop, $1.75; Ontario new crop, $1.60. future in agriculture. companied by their son, Mr. Alban Experienced Tire Specialists At Your Service Poultry—Live chickens, under 3 Girls are offered courses in Home Lauzon, of Montreal, motored to lbs., 32c to 34e; 3 to 4 lbs., 34c; 4 to Economics with the same entrance Sudbury last week, to attend the (Intended for Last Issue),, 5 lbs., 36c; over 5 lbs., 39c to 42c; requirements as boys. FeeSj includ- funeral of her mother, Mrs. F. Bis- Mrs. Stanley McGillis and chil- AUCTION SALE fowl, under 4 lbs., ,30c to 33c; -4 to ing room and board are most rea- sonette; Sincere sympathy is ex- dren of Green Valley, are visiting HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE GREEN VALLEY TIRE SHOP sonable and do not exceed $250.00 5 lbs., 32c to 36c; over 5 lbs., 38c to tended to Mrs. Lauzon and family her parents, Mr._ and Mrs. T. J. SATURDAY, SEPT. 8th LAURENT CREVIER, Prop. for any six month course. Girls* on in their bereavement. Quinn. 40c; dücks, 28c to 32c. Elgin Street West, Alexandria graduation, frequently are employed Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stewart and Roy McVichie, Montreal, is spend- PHONE 60-J-12 GREEN VALLEY o MRS. GEO. MAJOR, Prop. in tourist, business or with firms as children of St. Rose, Que., spent a ing three weeks’ holidays with his We handle both New and Old Tires ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. hostesses or assistants to dietitians. few days tbe past week with the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc- Lifb in residence offers fellowship, former’s uncle, Mr. Can R. Mac- Vichie, and Joan. School For pranks' and. pleasures that provide donald, and sisters. years of fond memories, and pro- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murdoch and. motes" gppdf citizenship. Of course Miss Janet, McRae returned to little daughter, Elizabeth,, and Mrs. AUCTION SALE Future Farmers the co - educational atmosphere Montreal last week, after spending J. P. Quinn of Ottawa, were guests makes for Wholesome gaiety at so- two weeks with her brother, Mr. pf W. J. Sullivan and sisters, for A Farm Stock and Implements What is an Agricultural School cial events, athletics and School Dune A. McRa,e and family. They few days during the past week. The undersigned will offer for sale like?

SSSSSSSSiSSSiSSSSSSSS den death. A large number of mes- years following the death of her MacMillan, Eldred — Eng. Comp. sages of condolence were received. first husband, the late William C, Eng. Lit. 3rd, Algebra C, Geom. Besides her husband, Mrs. La- Mrs. Con Dadey Tobin. She returned to Alexandria C, Latin Com]! -C, Fr. Auth. 2nd, flamme leaves a daughter, . Mrs. at the time of her marriage to the Fr. Comp. C. Roch Laflamme (Muriel), of Mont- Died At Montreal late Cornelius Dadey, and since his MacMillan, Ralph — Algebra C. “News” Classified Ad section real. death, some ten years ago, she had Morrison, Ruby — Eng. Comp. C. She also leaves three brothers — A native of Alexandria, Mrs. Cor^ resided in Montreal. While a resi- Roy, Jeannine — Eng. Comp. C, Andrew Daneause, Alex. Dancause nelius Dadey died August 9th, at the dent here, she had been a devouf Eng. Lit. 2nd, Sp. Fr.’Lit. C, Sp. Fr. FOR RENT OR FOR SALE and Albert Dancause, all of Apple Summerhill Nursing Home in Mont- member of St. Finnan’s parish and Comp. C. Hill. active in the work of the parish. Watt, Ralph — Eng.' Comp. C, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES 1-room Bungalow, modern kitchen real, news of her death being re- ceived with regret by many friends She is survived by one son aind History 3rd, Geometry C, Physics C, (Effective January 1st, 1951) and bathroom, hardwood floors, one daughter — Edwin J. Tobin and Chemistry 3rd. cement basement, electric water in Glengarry. *r * The former Isabel McDonald of Mrs. O. E. Bake:; (Violet), both of heater, ,sun porch; garage attached. Montreal. For Sale To Let, Wanted, etc.: 50 cents for thirty words or less; Phone 78, Alexandria. ' 34-2c Former Alexandrian Alexandria, Mrs. Dadey resided in WILLIAMSTOWN HIGH 2 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent .minimums Montreal for many years until some The funeral was held on Monday, Billy Abrams—Comp. H, Lit. H, Births Deaths: No charge. Cards of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- morning, August 13th, from the oriam’ Minimum, 75 cents, 10 cents per line of verse. Public FARM FOR SALE Died At Brockville Alg. II, Geom. IIÏ, Trig. II, Phys. Thomas Kane Chapel, 5301 Decaire HI, Chem. II, Lat. A. II, Lat. C. I. Notices- 12 cents per line, first insertion; 6 cents per line subse- —100-acre Farm, 12-9th Con., Cale- Boulevard, Montreal, to St. Augus- Grace Farlinger—Comp. IH, Lit. quent insertions. 10 cents extra if not paid in advance; 25 cents donia; Hydro, good water, good A well known carpenter in Brock- extra, if Box No. used. tine of Canterbury Church for the Ill, Geom. C, Lat. A. H, Lat. C. H, buildings; 35 acres pasture, balance ville and district for many years, Lifelong Resident Requiem High Mass. Interment was Fren. A. C, Fren. C. IH. under cultivation. Apply to D. K. Mr. Angus A. McDonald died in St. made in Cote dee Neiges cemetery. Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than noon Alice Fournier—Comp. HI, Lit. C, McCUAIG, R.R. 2, Dunvegan. Box Vincent de Paul Hqspital there, on Thursday, to appear in current week’s columns. Of Area Passes Alex. J. McMillan of Alexandria, Hist. C, Geom. C, Lat. A. HI, Lat! 76. 31-2p May 29th. Mr. McDonald resided a nephew, attended the funeral. C. II, Fren. A. C, Fren. C. H. at 190 George stfeét and had been A lifelong resident of the Alex- BIRTHS CARDS OF THANKS in poor health for -the past five Doris Handy—Comp. IH, Lit. C, —Lots 7 and 8, First Kenyon, 150 andria area, Mrs. Den J. McDonald years. He was aged 66. Lat. A. C, Lat. C. I, Fren. C. III. OUIEBRIEK — At iCHen Robertson, —The family of the late Mrs. Dkh acres-, 1% miles west of Highway 34, died July 27th, in hospital at Corn- including about 40 acres bush. Farm The late Angus A. McDonald was Robert MacRae—Comp. C, Lit. C, on Saturday, August 11th, 1951, to J. McDonald wishes to express ap- wall, following a lengthy period of Upper School under hay, except for two fields. born at Alexandria, a son of the Geom.^ H, Trig. C, Lat. A. C, Lat. C. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Louis Cuierrier preciation to relatives, friends and failing health. She was in her 88th Barn and house are newly roofed. late John McDonald and Sarah (Continued from Page 1) , IH, Phys. HI, Chem. C. (nee Therese Blais) — a daughter, neighbors for the many evidsnees year. of regret and sympathy received at Sugar bush is near house. 34-2c Grant. He had lived most of his MacCuaig, Evelyn — Eng. Comp. Margaret McCreadie — Lit. C, Marie Johanne Nicolle. Mrs. McDonald was born at Lot Geom. HI, Trig. II, Lat. A. C, Lat. the time of her passing. adult life at Brockville, though re- C. WANTED 20-3rd Kenyon, the daughter of C. II. CUSICK — At Dalhousie Station, visiting his native Alexandria John McPherson and Mary Ann MacDonald, Lorna — Eng. Comp. Alanson McDonell — Comp. HI, Que., on Sunday, August 19th, —I wish,, to express my. sincere ap- —4-room House, in Alexandria; no periodically. O’Brien. Following her marriage C. Hist. C, Geom. C, Trig. Ill, Lat. A! 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cusick preciation and gratitude to my-kind children. Willing to pay fair rent Three brothers and one sister sur- to Mr. McDonald she had resided at relatives, neighbours and friends for vive: Donald of Tupper Lake, N.Y.; MacDonell, Irene — Eng. Comp. HI, Lat. C. I. a son. if nice house. Contact Mr. 11-2nd an dlater at 12-2nd Kenyon. 1st, Eng. Lit. 1st, History 2nd, Bot- their many acts of kindness and Joseph of Buffalo, N.Y.; Vincent of Pauline Pilon—Comp. C, Lat. C. De Grood, at Alexandria Bakery, He predeceased her 36 years ago. any C, Zoology C, Fr. Auth. C. HUBTUBISE — At Hull, Que., on Alexandria; Mrs. Oscar Costello C, Fren. A. C, Fren. C. C. messages of sympathy expressed Alexandria. ’. 34-lc Widely known and respected, Mrs. Monday, August 6th, 1961, to Mr. MacLeod, J. K. — Eng. Comp. O, Lorna Watt—Comp. I, Lit. C, Alg. during my recent sad bereavement. (Teenie) df Verdun, Que. McDonald had been a lifelong mem- and Mrs. Emile Hurtubise (nee Algebra 3rd, Physics C. C, Geom. C, Lat. A. HI, Lat. C. Hi. —Mrs. Ann M. Delaney. —Life Insurance Agent for Alex- The funeral was held at Brock- ber of St. Finnan’s parish and active Rita St. Laurent, of Atholville, Bury, Que. ^ 34-lp andria and district. Apply to ville with burial in St. Francis N.B.)—a son, Joseph Emile Paul in the membership of the Altar Manager, 206 Booth Bldg., Ottawa, Xavier cemetery. Society. Louis. —-Mrs. Adelard P.eriard and family Ont. 26-tf wish to express their sincere thanks Three sons and one daughter sur- KHtBY — At the Catherine Booth ta their neighbors and friends for POULTRY WANTED vive: Ranald, Dougald and Hugh J. Maternity Hospital, Montreal, on their many acts of kindness and Dies At Sherbrooke McDonald and Mrs. Rory McPher- Tuesday, August 21st, 1951, to Mr. messages of sympathy at the time —The buyer will call at your place son (Mary M.). One brother and and Mrs. Robert J. Kirby (nee one sister also survive: Dan J. Mc- of the death of a dear husband and on Monday or Tuesday of each Husband of the former Ann M. Eileen MacDonald)—a son. Brian kind father, the late Mr. Adelard week, if you leave your name and Pherson and Miss Isabel McPher- High School Books MacCrimmon of this area, Mr.. Wil- Joseph. Periard. address at S. LAPORTE’s STORE, son. Alexandria, Ont. 49-tf liam J. Delaney of Bury, Que., died The funeral was held July 30th Alexandria, Ont. 34-lp in hospital at Sljerbrooke, Que., on LYONS — At St. Mary’s hospital, from the Marcoùx & Morris Funeral Montreal, on Monday, August LOST August 11th. Mr. Delaney was aged Home to St. Finnan’s Cathedral and 20th, 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. John IN MEMO RIAM 48. and Supplies —A man’s Green Leather Jacket, cemetery, and was largely attended. D. Lyons (nee Margaret McDou- MacLEOD — In fond and loving The funeral was held from the Rev. John D. McPhail, rector, sang gall)—a daughter. memory of a beloved husband and between Mill Square, Alexandria, McRae Funeral Home, Vankleek and 3rd Kenyon. Finder please the Funeral Mass. father; Rory W. MacLeod, who Hill, August 15th, to Kirk Hill Un- . The pallbearers were: Ranald Mc- AT MCDONALD — At Alexandria, Ont., passed away on August 19th, 1950. leave same at The Glengarry News ited Church and the family plot in ' on Monday, August 13 th, 1951, to office. 34-lp Pherson, John D. McPherson, Don- the adjoining cemetery. Rev. J. M. ald A. McPherson, J. Daniel Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. McDonald Resting in God’s beautiful garden Allen, Minister, conducted the ser- — a daughter (premature). A Sheltered from sorrow and pain —A set of Keys. Finder please re- Donald, John D. A. MacDonald and O S T R O M ’ S turn same to Dr. M. Markson, Alex- vice. John David McDonald. sister for Roddie and Jùdy. Safe in God’s wonderful keeping The pallbearers were: Duncan DRUG AND JEWELLERY STORE Until we shall meet again. andria, Ont., or to ’fhe Glengarry Among relatives and friends pres- DEATHS News Office. 34-lc MacLeod, Donald C. Campbell, Er- ent from a distance were: Mr. and —Remembered by nest W. Wig-field, Benton MacCrim- Mrs. Donald James McPherson, mon, E. D. Wilfield, Laurence Mac ACHESON — At Asbestos Hospital, Wife and family. PERSONAL Leamington; Hugh J. McDonald, Asbestos, Que., on Monday, Aug- Dunvegan, Ont. 34-lp Crimmon. —“SKINNY” GIRLS! GET LOVE- Toronto; Archie Roy McDonald, ust 6th, 1951, William G. Acheson, Beautiful floral tributes sur- Cornwall; Mrs. Alex Emberg and dearly beloved husband of Isabel LY CURVES! Gain 5 to 10 lbs. rounded the casket, a silent tribute FOR SALE new pep. Try famous health and Gerald, Moose Creek; Mrs. John R. MacLeod (formerly of Dalkeith, to the 'memory of the departed: McDonald, Mrs. Ranald McDonald, Ont.), and father of Wm. Mac- —Four-door 1934 Pontiac, in A-l weight-builder, Ostrex Tonic Tab- pillow, from his -wife; wreaths: condition, newly painted, 6 new lets. Introdiuctory, “get-acquainted’ Mary Janet McDonald, Apple Hill. Leod Acheson, Danville, Que.; Donald, Lawrence, Mrs. N. W. Mac Many evideiices of regret and , Mrs. Gordon Hebert (Molly), tires; very reasonable. Apply to Size ONLY 60C. All druggists. Crimmon, Donahue family, D.'.D. ALBERT PBOULX, Glen Robert- sympathy were received by the be- Montreal, Que., and Mrs. Howarii Campbell, Dohald, Ethel, Eileen, reaved family. Dyer (Verna), Buffalo, N.Y. The son, between 7 and 9 p.m. 34-2c Mr. and, Mrs. Geo. Boyd, Mr. and : [KIM SPECIAL : o : limerai was held from Danville AUCTION SALE Mrs. Bob Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Presbyterian Church, on Wednes- —35-foot Stable Trough, made of OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE E. A. Wigfield, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. pine plank, t,in lined. J. P. Mc- day, August 8th, 1951.. s on corner of Chisholm and Lochiel Wigfield. DONELL, Alexandria. 24-lp Palmerston Friends streets, 1 block east of Sacred o ENGAGEMENTS One Used Electric —Muskrat Coat, all backs, brown; Heart Church, on —Mrs. Thomas Goodwin, Cochrane, also a man’s English Beaver Coat, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 29th Honored Teacher Ont., announces the approaching with Otter collar. Apply to Apt. 2, DietTAt Montreal Range $225.00 at 1 p.m. Prior to her departure from Palm- marriage of her daughter, Elizabeth, corner of Mill Squaire, above Le- Kitchen stove; Beatty washer; After some years of declining erston, Ont., in June, Miss Rhoda to Mr. Ranald A. MacDonell, son mire’s Restaurant, Alexandria. 34-lp kitchen table with 4 chairs; cup- pf Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonell, health. Rev. Sister St. Mary of the MacGillivray, B.A., a member of the board; Singer sewing machine; 3- 3rd Kenyon, Alexandria, Ont., which —20 Yorkshire Pigs, six weeks old. Congregation ‘ de Notre -Dame,’ died High School staff -there for three Coal and Wood Ranges at piece studio set, like new; Axmin- at the Mother House in Montreal on years, was extensively entertained. win take place on Saturday, Sep- Apply to E. L. D. MacMILLAN, - ster rug, 9’x7%’; 2 centre tables; tember 8th, 1951, in the Cfiurch of Greenfield, Ont. (Laggan). 34-lc Sunday, August 5th, in her 77th Miss MacGillivray is the daughter 1950 Prices extra couch; space heater with year. of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. MacGillivray, the Transfiguration, at Cochrane, pipes; piano, New William; airo- Ont. \ ' —Silos and a Shed, in perfect con- She was formerly Cecilia McGillis, Glen Sandfield. dition. Apply to MRS. J. B. ROY, plane ash-tray; General Electric eldest daughter of the late John B. At dinner parties> afternoon teas, —Mr., and Mrs. M. D. MacGillivray Glen Roy, Phonç 75-J-3. 34-lc cabinet radio; 2 rocking chairs; ice McGillis and Mrs. McGillis of Wil- a presentation by the girls of the of Glen Sandûeld, Ont., announce bok; found table; 8-day clock; 3 liamstown, and received her educa- High School, and a staff tea, Miss the engagement of their daughter, —25 cords of Body Maple, 16 inch bureaus; bassinette; 4% ft. mat- tion in. the local school and Wil- MacGillivray has been the recipient Margaret Rhoda, to Mr. Kenneth Stove Wood. Apply to JOHN tress; 6 chairs; man’s bicycle; lawn liamstown convent. of many beautiful gifts. At the Cowan's Hardware Reg’d mower; 50 ft. hose; garden tools; a Wharry MacDonald, son of Mr. and DÂSHNEY, R.R. 2, Greenfield, 'Ont.', She entered Notre Dame Convent home of Mrs. H. T. H. Pugh, Mrs. Main Street Alexandria Mrs. Lome MacDonald, Dàlkeith. Laggan West. 34-lp large quantity of carpenter tools; in 1894 and worked on different Karl Schaefer, Mrs. E. C. Gray and The marriage will take place in St. tool box; swing; 2 vices; a quantity' missions in Ontario and Quebec Mrs. Pugh were hostesses at an eve- Columba Presbyterian Church, Kirk —30 Pigs, 5 weeks old. - Apply to of lumber; 11 cords of maple wood; provinces, lastly in. Cornwall. ning of bridge and canasta. The Hill, on Saturday, September- 15th, GEORGE CARRIERE, Lot 4-3rd rip saw with 1 h.p. motor; 2 wind- The funeral was held Wednesday, guest of honor was presented with 1951. Kenyon. Telephone 105-W-l. 34-lp breakers; wheelbarrow; and kitchen August, 8th, in the Chapel of the a breakfast set, appropriately in the utensils. Mother House, Montreal. The Re- Scotch Thistle design. —^National Cash Register, used only TERMS ON SALE — $20 and under, quiem High Mass was sung by Rev. These events are evidence of the NARCISSE R. LACOURCIERE 5 months, just like new. Apply to cash; three months’ credit; 3% off A. L. McDonald, parish priest at popularity which Miss MacGillivray B.A.; C.A.; L.Ph.; M.COMM.; R.I.A. H. KUCHING Imperial Oil Station at Aultsville, for cash. Williamstown. Rev,, A. L. Cameron had gained during her residence in CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT west of Cornwall, b'n No. 2 Highway. LOUIS MAROOUX, of Alexandria, was present, in the Palmerston, the Palmerston Ob- FLORIST 34-lp W. MARCOUX, Prop. Sanctuary. Burial was jn the burial server reports. 402 Montreal Rd., 45 Rideau St., Auctioneer. place of the Notre Dame Sisters. Cornwall, Ont. Ottawa, Ont. F-R-E-E —1938 Chevrolet Coach; 5 new tires; Left to mourn .her are three sis ters, Mrs. Jane F. McKinnon, Mrs. BERNARD CARDINAL, B.A. very good condition. Telephone Lily MacDonald, and Rev. Sister St. Cornwall Branch Manager With every Wedding Order we 322-W, Alexandria, Ont. ... 34-lc Agatha (Annie) of Kingston; and will give the Bride her going- Mrs. W. Laflamme two nieces and two nephews. away corsage. —18 four-weeks-old Pigs for sale. VICTOR LAFLEUR, Greenfield, Drop in and see our latest Buried At Apple Hill R.R. 2. 34-ile K)«0*0«0*0*0*0< Design Books covering com- plete Wedding Procedures - Many local and district friends COMPARE OUR PRICES MISCELLANEOUS assembled at St. Anthony’s Church, Apple Hill, Thursday of last week, BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Flowers for All Occasions ATTENTION, FARMERS to pay tribute to the memory of a —We will be pleased to pick up dead former resident, Mrs. Wilbrod La- >n*o*o*o*o*o*o«o«o*o*o*oéo*o*o*o*o«( flamme, who died suddenly at her H. KITCHING or crippled farm animals. For im- BARRISTERS Main Street _ phone 285 mediate service telephone collect, home in Montreal, Monday, July TO SCHOOL ! AUCTIONEERS 30th. ALEXANDRIA Lancaster 229; Cornwall 3730. ST. R. P. MILLIGAN, K.C. WILFRID VILLENEUVE ELECTRIC MOTORS LAWRENCE RENDERING CO., -Mrs. Laflamme, the former Miss Repairs — Rewinding We Deliver Free of Charge D. J. MacDONALD, B.A. LICENSED AUCTIONEER LTD. 6-42p Alena Dancause, was bom in Wil- SCHOOL OPENS NEW and REBUILT MOTORS liamstown 68 years ago last October, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Glengarry - Stormont - Dundas a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE 165 Pitt Street Bilingual Antoine Dancause. When she was TUES., SEPT. 4TH and the place to get your CORNWALL, ONT. — PHONE 2775 — R.R. 1, GREENFIELD — quite young the family moved to Phone: Alexandria 6-W-3 APPLIANCES Apple Hill, where she resided until supplies is ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: 20-tfc her marriage 43 years ago, when she McLEISTER’S DRUG STORE Insurance Bldg., Main St. North Wiring of All Kinds Thursday of Each Week, 9-5 went to Montreal and had since which, as in the years, gone by, 19-tf made her home there. She had been has a very complete stock of ELECTRIC MOTORS smart and active up to the last, her Text Books for High Schools PHYSICIANS NEW — REBUILT EUCENE OUELLETTE sudden death coming as a great Loose-Leaf Binders — Pencils Repairs and Rewinds Electrical Contractor shock to family and friends. A. L. CREWSON, to all makes and sizes Colour Crayons — Paints M.D., C.M. (McGill) L.M.C.C. — Prompt Service — Main Street Phone 247 The Requiem High Mass was sung School Bags, and hundreds of RADIO in her parish church in Montreal, EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT SURCESON & SON ALEXANDRIA other items too numerous Glasses Supplied and Fitted 29A Second St. E. Phone 502-J after which the body was conveyed to mention here. Telephone 1245 s^ssssssssssssssssssssssssssst KNOW-HOW to Apple Hill. The Libera was sung Cornwall, Ont. 132 West Second St., Cornwall, Ont. in St., Anthony’s Church by Rev. — ALSO — What’s your radio’s P.Q.? A ' reminder to parents—Now is Please make appointment with FUEL AND STOVE OIL John R. Donihee, pastor, assisted by the secretary .Don’t be bashful . /. every the time to get a tonic for the radio has a personality Rev. C. F. Gauthier of Lochiel, a Office open 9-12, 1-5, Saturday 9-12 former pastor, Burial was in the school child who may be rundown. quotient. If your radio One we recommend is -TEXACO- just sits there and looks parish cemetery. INSURANCE blank, bring it in to us for Pallbearers were Myles Kennedy, FROSST’S N.C.F. TONIC PRODUCTS a new outlook on life. O. Hamelin, L. Gauthier, G. Brod- Contains everything in minerals INSURANCE Fuel Oil 18c per gal. You’ll both he happier. vest, P. Demers and L. Chartrand. and vitamins the school child Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- Stove Oil 21c per gal. Many Offerings needs for strength and resistance. mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- Relatives and friends placed a niture, Theft, Wind and Farm great many Mass cards, spiritual Buildings. & HARDWARE offerings and lovely floral tributes P. GUINDÔN SONS ■about the casket, evidences, of the McLEISTER’S DISTRIBUTORS ALEXANDRIA regard in which Mrs. Laflamme was DRUG STORE MORRIS BROS. Apple Hill — Phone 25-J-3 held and the regret felt at her sud Alexandria Phone 52 Phone 33 Alexandria ELECTRICAL ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss