• Out of Verdun comes an • Not even the DEVIL, as idea for a new TV show. Burns pictured it, could pre- ■Well call it “Have Gun, Will The Glengarry New vent our forefathers reaching Travel to Green Valley”. ONE OF CANADA’S AWARD-WINNING WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS ■ this Eden we call Glengarry.

VOL. LXVIII — No. 5 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29th, 1959 SINGLE COPY 7o Reached 90th First Testing For Three Verdun Youths Foiled In Attempted Date Last Friday Robert Rurns Penned Poem Formerly of Laggan, Mrs. R. Brucellosis Area Armed Rohhery At Green Valley D. MacLeod marked her 9Quebec later in that year and whose 500 passengers came to Sunday evening, which had all the The trio scattered with Mr. Lajoie Monday Night greetings. elements of a TV farce, even to a on their tails. “Two of them head- reactors. j settle at St. Raphael. As of January 16th, 1,184 herds revolver which shot blanks. ed for the fields and one nmde for ’The fire siren is to sound at seven 'Though written in 1786, this .poem is remarkable in that it was not h^ been tested in Glengarry, a One of the youths was 15 and will their car”, he explained. o’clock next Monday night to signal published until Fetoniory, 1818, some 22 years following the death of total of 31,437 cattle. There were appear in juvenile court. The other, the start of the one-hom blitz for Alex R. McDonald Burns, iwhich took place in July, 1796. In it he is protesting vigoroitaly Shoeless, he darted out onto the 233 reactors, 267 questionable and two were 16. the March of Dimes campaign. against the conditions under which the poorer members of the Highland highway and grabbed' for the driver 128 infected premises. Compensa- clans were forced to live, and to escape from- which so many were The home of Alcide Lajoie, 34, just as he was pulling away. During that hour from 7 to 8 p.m. some 30 marching mothers hope to Dies At 80 tion to date amounts to $14,642 with endeavoring to migrate to Canada. Beelzebub, of course. Is the DEVIL. was the scene of the attempted “But I couldn’t stop him . . . when an extra $268.13 for two animals visit all homes in town in the an- A widely known and respected We reprint the poem here in the belief many other lovers of Bums robbery. The family was just about the car picked up speed I fell to the that had to be “tanked”, condemned nml canvass for funds to finance resident of ; the Passlfern area have been unaware of its connection wl-th their early forefathers. to sit down at the supper table highway”, he said. as unfit for beef. activities for the Rehabilitation ■throughout almost all his lifetime, when the first knock at the door The percentage of reactors is well Mrs. Lajoie had meantime tele- Foundation for Poliomyelitics. Over- Alex. R. McDonald died Sunday in was heard. Mrs. Lajoie answei'ed, below one percent, but more than Address of Beelzebub phoned Police Chief Bd Dupuis all objective for Ontario is $650,000. Hotel Dieu, Gfornwall, w'here he had to find two men wondering “which here, and after alerting Provincial 10 percent of herds showed Infec- TO THE PRESIDENT OF'THE HIGHLAND SOCIETY road leads to Cornwall”. Alexandria sub-dl-vision CWL is in been undergi^ng treatment for the Police at Lancaster he drove to the tion, and there will have to be [The “Address of Beelzebub” made its first appearance in the A few minutes later ànother rap charge of the blitz in Alexandria p.iist six months. He was aged^ 80. scene. Corporal J. J. Trudel and 30-day re-tests on these until the ■ Scots Magazine for Febrnarj', 1818, printed from the manuscript of was heard at the door. ■and householders are asked to leave Constable L. A. Millar of Lancaster Mr. McDonald piayod an active disease has been entirely eradicated. Bums, and headed thus:—“To the Right Honourable the Earl of This time the 165-pound, grader OPP, investigated and one of the porch lights on and dig deep when part in the life of his community. J. Y. Humphries, ag. rep., expects the marching mothers call. Breadalhane, President of the Right Honourable the Highland operator answered the door him- youths was picked up shortly after He was a former reeve of Kenyon the county will be declared a Bru- Society, which met on the 23rd of May last, at the iShakespeore, . self. at the Bro'wn House. The other On completion of the drive the township and had served on Coun- cellosis Free Area “about grass Covent Garden, to concert ways and means to frustrate the designs , Three “young-looking” men stood two were taken into custody Mon- canvassers will gather in the coun- cil for several teims. He served time”. of five hundred Highlanders, who, as the society were informed by •on his doorstep. One of them day at Verdim. cil chamber of the Public Utilities many years . >as a trustee on the Mr. M , of A s, were so audacious as to attempt an escape building to assess results. Alexandria High School Board prior 35-Years Service from their lawful lords and masters, whose property they wtere, by to forming of the new area; had emigration from the lands of Mr. M’Donald, of Glengarry, to the been secretary of his local school With Ford At ■wilds of Canada, in search of that fantastic thing. Liberty.”] Cathedral Parish Has Cleared Off Dancing Contest ■board for many years and had been active, too. In many farm organiza- tions. Possessing a quiet, friendly Detroit Marked $102,000 Debt Since 1951 At Glen Nevis disposition he had made many On January 22nd, Ford Motor St. Finnan’s Parish, Alexandria, . His report touching on the debt The January competition of the friends who regret his passing. Company of Detroit, honored Angus Long life, my lord, and health be yours, L. MaoDerinld for 35 years of serv- Unseaithed by hungered Highland boors! has cleared off in the jlast eight Clearance of $102,046.20 since 1951 Highland Dancing Society was held The late Alex. R. McDonald was years a debt of $102,046.20 incurred i showed that $73,^1.06 had been in Glen Nevis on Saturday night. born at Lot 2-6th Kenyon, a son of ice with that company. At a testi- Lord, grant nae duddie,! desperate beggar, in repairing and renovating the ■spent on complete re-decoration of It was judged by Gerald Bataille of Rory McDonald and his wife, Janet monial dinner, Mr. MacDermld was Wi dirk, claymore, or rusty trigger, Cathedral, Alexander Hall and the the Cathedral’s Interior, re-pointing Montreal. Cameron. He spent some years in presented ■with an engraved gold May twin2 auld Scotland o’ a life cemetery. All of this sum except of the walls, repairs to the roof, new ’The best dressed competition ■was Western Canada and the U.S. as a watch. She likes—as lambkins like a knife. $25,000 paid by the diocese toward equipment and beautifying of the Introduced for the first time with young man, but most of his life was Both Mr. MacDermld and his Faith, you and A s were right complete redecorating of the Cathe- grounds. Of this debt the parish all of tile daU'Cers entering. Elaine spent in successfully operating the wife, Catherine (Gill) McDonell, of To keep the Highland hounds in sight. dral, was raised in the parish and had paid $48,271.06, the diocese MacDonald placed first followed by family farm. Bridge End, former Glengarrians, I doubt na, they wad bid nae better ; is in addition to current operating $25,000. Patricia MaoGillis and Isobel Rozon. are well known In this district. Then let them ance out owre the w’ater; expenses through the years since A brother, John, who resided with They have two boys, Dwane, who Another $20,613.26 had been spent Results of the dancing were as him, predeceased him last October, Then up amang thae lakes and seas 1951. in modernizing Alexander HaU, re- foUqws: has just completed two years’ serv- and he is survived by one brother, They’ll mak’ what rules and laws they please ; Word that the parish is now free decorating it and adding equipment. Highland Fling ice with the American Army in DougaJd McDonald of Vancouver; Some daring Hancock, or a Franklin, This has all, been repaid and the ■ Germany, and Earl, attending col- of debt came in the annual financial Kght and under—Barbara Ville- a nephew, Angus J. MacI>onell, Mc- May set their Highland bluid a-ranklin’; Hall contributed to parish funds lege in Detroit. report presented by the rector. Rev. neuve, Marlene MacLeod, Isobel Cormick’s, and one niece. Miss Sally Some Washington again may head them, $522.27 in 1957 and $2,323.88 last John D. MoPhail, on Sunday. It Rozon. MacDonell, Ste Eustache, One. Or some Montgomery fearless lead them, showed receipts for 1958 at $22,- year. Ten and under — Diane Levert, The body rested at the Marcoux Perth Lions Till God knows what may be effected 786.89, out of which $3,500 was paid The complete transformation of Patfida MacGillis, S'usan Kemp. & Morris Fünëi'a:! Home until Wed- When by such heads and hearts directed.*— to wipe out the debt and $3,000 was St. Finnan’s cemetery cost $8,161.88. ’Twelve and under — Mary Mac- nesday morning when the funeral Here In Strengbt loaned to the cemetery fund, an- This has all been paid off, though Donell, Katherine Kennedy, Susan Poor dunghill sons of dirt and mire was held to St. Alexander’s Church Fifteen members of Perth Lions other $1,000 to the diocese. the cemetery now owes the parish MacGillis. May to patrician rights aspire! and vault, Lochiel. Rev. Neil -Mc- ■Club attended Monday’s dinner In expressing his satisfaction in $3,700. Sixteen and under—Sandra Mac- Nae sage North, now, nor sager Sackville, ■(Jormick chanted the Solemn Mass meeting of the local Lions. Headed the financial iposition of the parish In expressing his thanks for the Derm'aid, Isobel Christie, Elaine To watch and premier o’er the pack vile ; ■ of Requiem, assisted by Rev. J. D. by 2k>ne Chairman Stan Tufts and and his appreciation for the liberal support given parish undertakings. MacDonald. And wharè will ye get Howes and Clintons MePhai! and Rev. C. F. Gauthier. the president of the Perth Club, the support given him by the parishion- Father McPhail had a word of com- Sword Dance To bring them to a right repentance, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ewen J. Macdonald, large delegation was here to qualify ers, Father McPhail noted that the mendation for those outside the Eight and under—^Barbara Ville- To cowe the rebel generation, main factor contributing to this parish “who deserve our full- iD.P., V.G., was present in the for the MacNomara Banner, which neuve, Marlene MacLeod, Heather Sanctuary. the Alexandrians took from Corn- And save the honour o’ the nation? success was “the increase most of heai-ted appreciation for their pat- MaeOulloch. They and be ! what right ha’e they The pallbearers Were Leo Theoret, wall a few ■weeks ago. you made in your Sunday contribu- ronage”. Ten and under — Susan Kemp, Prank MoCorm-ick, Leonard Cuth- It is designed to encourage more To meat or sleep or light o’ day? tions”. “Looking back, you will On the spiritual side, the report Diane Levert, Patricia MacGiUis. bert, John D. MacDonald, Joe Mac- intra-club visiting, and is in custody Far less to riches, power, or freedom, most likely note that you have lost disclosed there were 33,000 Com- TVirelve and imder — Katherine nothing doing so”, the rector sug- munions received d'uring the year, Donald and Alex. Hay. of the local-Club for only two meet- But, what your lordship likes to gi’e them. MacDermaid, Mary MacDonell, ings before it must be handed on gested, “most likely you are further this in addition to those dispensed Among those present from a dis- But hear, my lord ! Glengarry, hear ! Susan MacGillis. to other clubs seeking it. If no ahead.” in their homes to the sick. tance were Miss Sally MacDonell, Your hands owre light on them, I fear. Sixteen and imder—Sandra Mac- other club makes a better showing Your factors, grieves, trustees, and bailies, Dermaid, Isobel Christie, Sharon |ste Eustache, One.; Kenny Martin, at next meeting, a delegation from i Mrs. Prances Connelly and Mi-s. I canna say but they do gaylies;^ Larocque. the local club will convey the Ban- Hugh Perkins, Coulton, N.Y. They lay aside a’ tender mercies. J.A. McMahon Shean ’Triubhas ner to Perth, February 16th. Mrs. DJ MacLeod The many present for the last And tirl the haillons to the birses;^ Eight and under—Barbara Ville- ■Five members went through their Yet while they’re only poind’t and herriet,® Dies At Cornwall neuve, Heather MacOuUoch and .rites, as well as numerous floral initiation at Monday’s meeting, Dies At Skye j Patricia MacDonald. pieces and Mass cards received, Norman MacDonald, John Proulx, They’ll keep their stubborn Highland spirit; A well-known Cornwall lawyer Ten and under — Susan Kemp, evidenced the widespread regret in Claude Lemay, A1 Malccanson and But smash them—crash them a’ to spalls !® who was a brother of Mrs. John C. After a lengthy illness, the latter Patricia-MacGillis and Linda Mac- Mr, McDonald’s passing. Dari Laporte. And rot the dyvors^ i’ the jails ! Gauthier, Alexandria, J. Ambrose ■part of which was spent in the I Gillis. The young dogs, swinge^ them to the labour ; McMiahon died' suddenly, Friday, at Cornwall General Hospital, Mrs. ! Twelve and under — Katherine Let wark and hunger mak’ them sober ! his home in Cornwall. He was in Duncian J. MacLeod, of Skye, passed MacDermaid, Mary MacDonell and The hizzies, if they’re aughtlins awsont,^ his S9th year. away on Saturday, January 17th, in Katherine Kennedy. Granddaughter Of Glengarry An Let them in Drury Lane be lessoned ! her 87th year. He was ibom in Goldfield near Sixteen and under—Sandra Mac- And if the wives and dirty brats Finch, the son of the late James She was the daughter of the late Dermaid, Lois Colbran and Isobel Authority On The Middle East E’en thiggerio at your doors and yetts,Ji McMahon and his wife, the former John MacRae and his wife Mary Christie. Flaffan wi’ dudsl2 and gray wi’ beas’,13 Mary Donahue. MaoLeod, and was the last surviving Irish Jig Ottawa, Jan. 26. — If you favor I vided a turning point in the life of Frightin’ awa’ your deuks and geese. After studying for his B.A. degree member of her family. Ten and under — Susan Kemp, the long view’ in international af- one of Canada’s most unusual wo- Get out a horsewhip or a jowler. at Ottawa University, he took law Barbara Villeneuve and Patricia fairs, try talking to Elizabeth Mac- !men diplomats. In 1899, she married Duncan J. The langest thong, the fiercest growler. ■at Osgoode Hall. MacGillis. Callum. Moimtain Camp MacLeod, of Skye, and spent her And gari'4 the tattered gipsies pack Twelve and under — Katherine A world authority on the Middle “We were camping In the moun- In 1926 he came to Cornwall to en'tire life in the conimunlty. Wi’ a’ their bastards on their back! enter partnership in a law firm with MacDermaid, Katherine Kennedy East, she sees today’s headlines in ]tairrs, and pitched our tent among history’s chastening perspective. Go on, my lord ! I lang to meet you. his father-in-law, G. I. Gogo. Her husband predeceased her in and Mery MacDonell. the ancient cedar trees”, she re- And in my house at hame to greet you ! 1943,^ Sixteen and under—Sandra Mac- From 1942 to 1947, this remark- j called in an interview. “Then we After seme time in Toronto, he Dermaid, Lois Colbran and Isobel able Canadian was the Canadian Wi’ common lords ye shanna mingle,— served overseas during World War (heard about the revolution. Left to mourn her passing are one Christie. government’s sole expert on the The benmost neuk beside the ingle. H with the Judge Advocate Gen- I “In a coimtry ’Without representa- daughter, Mrs. L. A. Stewdrt Hornpipe Middle East. Here is her advice; At my right han’, assigned your seat, eral’s Department. tive institutions, os Turkey then (Sarah), andi two sons, Ian and Ten and under — Barbara Ville- “Outsiders should adopt an atti- ’Tween Herod’s hip and Polycrate,— In 1947, he returned to Cornwall ■was, the atmosphere of change and Or if you on your station ferrow,i5 Norman, oil of Dunvegan. neuve, Diane Levert and Patricia tude of compassion, understanding the talk of parliamentary dem- to start a law practice of his own, and quiet observation. A quiet, Between Almagro and Pizarro, She also leaves eight grand- MacGlUis. ocracy were extremely stimirlating.” which he maintained until his friendly silence may often be the A seat, I’m sure ye’re well deservin’t : •death. children and one great-grandson. ’Twelve and under — Mary Mdc- Ever sinse, she has been inter- ITonell, Catherine MacDermaid and ■wisest course.” ested in politics. After taking higher And till ye come—Your humble servant, Mr. McMahon was also a well- Mrs. MaoLeod was a devout mem- Susan MaoGillis. For headline hunters who see education at Calgary, Queen’s Uni- known figure at local Federal elec- ber of Kenyon Presbyterian Ch'urch, Sixteen a^d under — Isobel crisis or coups d’etat around every versity and Columbia, she plimged BEELZEBUB. tions where he acted as a returning sand-swept comer. Miss MacCallum Dunvegan. and a Life Member of Ch^^ ' ^alne MacDonald and Into research with the Foreign June 1, Anno Mundi 5790 [A.D. 1786]. ofideeir for Stormont. Skye Women’s Missionary Society, Loi^^^ %. counsels patience. Policy Association in New York and He was a member of the Knights and took a deep interest in the Winnèï^f the^roffled $50 was “It may be that we lattribute an later with the League of Nations of Columbus, John McMartin Mem- ■work. Sheryl MacGregor of Maxville. excessive importance to day-to-day Society in Ottawa. orial Branch, No. 297, Canadian developments. When one goes back In July, 1942, she joined the Ex- The fimeral, attended by many I, Raggeii; 2, Deprive; 3, Pretty well; 4, And strip the clo-wns to ■Legion, and the Rotary Club. in time, things look different. Read- ternal Affairs Department and relatives and friends, was held to the skin; 5, Sold out and despoiled; 6, Chips; 7, Bankrupts; In 1928 he married the former ing and reflecting, there is borné in rapidly established herself as a kind Kenyon Presbyterian Church, where Trend To Youlb In 8, Whip; 9, The girls, if they be at all handsome; 10, Crowd; Helen Gogo, who survives along on one on appreciation of the blood of one-woman Middle East division. the ser'vioe was conducted by the II, Gates; 12, Fluttering with rags; 13, Vermin; 14, Make; with three sons, John McMa- Magistrate’s Court that has been shed and the extent Always a firm and consistent advo- hon, Oshawa; Timothy McMahon Rev. Dr. D. N. MacMillan. Hymns to which we are moving away from 15, Murmur. sung were “The Lord’s My Shep- cate of an Increased Canadian dip- of Queen’s University, Kingston; Seven youths , were among those all that. I herd” and ‘"The Sands of Time”. appearing before Magistrate La- lomatic effort in the area, she prob- Joseph McMahon, at home; one ably ’influenced the department’s about her. The choir, assisted by the organist, londe in court, Tuesday, and he “One feels very unhappy about January Thaw daughter. Miss Elizabeth McMahon, decision to establish a Middle East I Asked what she considers the Mrs. W. A. MacKinnon, rendered notes'a steady increase in the num- the hatreds of today, but those hat- Vancouver, B.C.; three brothers, section, staffed by specialists in ’most interesting current general- Charles McMahon, Toronto; James the anthem “Take the Name of ber of young people on theft and reds have been expressed' in the Finally Sets In Arabic affairs. I ization about the Middle East, she McMahon, Dennis McMahon, both Jesus With You”. like charges. past in a much more devastating Following on two of the coldest way.” In Greece, Lebanon replied: of Finch; six sisters. Rev. .Mother Interment was in the adjoining nights of the month, the January In addition to the tliree young- A handsome, distinguished woman Abroad, MLss MaoCailura. has “The pace of events. The area iSt. Leonard, Windsor; Miss Blanche cemetery. ■ thaw moved in Wednesday and to- sters involved in the Green Valiev served in Greece and Lebanon. She is in rapid 'transition to somethhig McMahon, Ottawa: Miss Mabel Mc- ■«'ith snow-white hair, clear blue day is one of those bright sunny ’The pallbearers were; Neil D. incident Sunday, and who were re- went to Beii'ut in 1954 as Counsellor we cannot foretell. Malron, New York City; Mrs. John eyes and a friendly manner, Eliza- days with temperature in the 30s MacRae, Ian M, MacLeod, George manded, two Bainsville area youths, beth Pauline MacCallum was born and was promoted to charge d’af- C. (Ethel) Gauthier, Alexandria; “Half a century ago things were that we’ve been looking for. MaoRae, Alex. N. Stewart, Willie K. 18 and 20, were found guilty of 63 years, ago in Marash, Turkey. faires, becoming the, first woman quite stagnant. Today, the fact has According to om- local weather Miss Rose McMahon, Miss Stella stealing from cars and were put on McMahon, both of Finch. MacLeod and John A. MacLeod. The bookish daughter of Congre- head of mission though not tech- been grasped that human beings expert, Clarence Ostrom, we already two-years’ probation. ’Two young gational Church missionaries from nically accredited as such. The funeral was held Tuesday to can m'odify theh o'wn destiny. The had the January thaw, over the 3rd Many beautiful floral offerings Cornwall men appeared on a chai'ge Ontario. Now in Ottawa with the historical St. Oolumban’s Chm-ch and the ordinary peasant is less subject to and 4th of the month. But another ■and messages of sympathy were of robbery with violence near Glen One decisive d>ay—July 24th, 1908 section of External Affairs — the disease and misfortune, and looks ■vault to await interment in the silent tributes to a faithful mother is most acceptable after the con- Walter and were rem>anded one — revolution in Turkey fired the department’s “memory” — she has forward to further betterment. sistent cold, snow and wind we have Spring. and friend. week. young g'iii’s imagination and pro- the affection and esteem of all (Continued on Page ê) known since. Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 29th, 1959

C DITOR lAL S LETTERS I ^ IT’S OUR OPINION ^ J to the The Freeholder Goes Thomson EDITOR THE Thomson newspaper chain has gob- way of life. OverbloAvn government depart- HEADING FOR DICTATORSHIP bled up yet another paper, and this, ments, Labor leaders ever striving for more one of our neighboi’S, the Coi’nwall Daily power, we lump Avith the interlocking di- Trenton, Ontario, Editor, Tlie Glengarry News, Standard - Freeholder. We had heard rectorates of Big Business and the concen- WITH OUR tration of people in a feAV big cities. rumors of the impending deal before the Sir: I have had access to The announcement Avas made early last week, They are all tending to curb the free- News for a year now, as Mrs. Shaw’s RAMBLING so it came as no surprise. doms Canadians once kneAv. Big govern- subscription has been coming into The change of ownership should have ment is meddling more and more in our my home, Avhere she was staying REPORTER no effect on our business. And our relations everyday life, and is combining wuth Labor until her death in May, at age 94. with the Cornwall daily will remain cordial, and Big Business, the chain stores, for in- I had not realized how much I By ED. r Ave knoAV. John B. McKay remains as stance,’ to discourage the corner grocer and was missing by not having the old Some curlers have the foggy editor and publisher ; Phil. S. Robertson will other small businessmen. Our cities are home paper come regularly. I was notion good skips are just born,. still be general manager, and no staff getting too big for their bridges, are reach- born ait Williamstown, attended Actually, they’re made of the changes are contemplated, at least for the ing greedily into the countryside, for more “AWHS” and went on to Queen’s for missed. present. acres to house more small-tOAvn folk to feed medicine. The ties with Glengarry «*♦*♦»♦* are still strong .and I would like That neAvspaper’s staff has alAA’ays been the new industries the small towns are not BURNS WAS Wl’ US most co-operative Avith their neighbors of big enough to attract. to subscribe to The Glengarry News for a year. I am enclosing a cheque • It’s 200 years to the day, as this- the Aveeklies and Ave are happy to know no It all adds up, in our eyes, to a concen- for $350 and exchange. (changes in management Avill result from the tration of poAver in a feAV hands that is any- is written, since Scotliand’s bard,. Robert Bwns, first saw the light of transfer of the papef from the Fleming thing but healthy. I 'Wish to express my admiration interests to the Thomson chain. day in a clay cottage near the Each year we of the small toAA'ns see for your editorial work. It is ex- bridge of Doon, in Ayrshire. And; Yet Ave find the neAvs dismaying, even increasing evidence of the trend toAvard cellent. Too few people today have it’s taken us 200 years to discover as we have heard Avith dismay of other amalgamation. The independent merchant the courage to speak against the that the bard was wi’ us in spirit,, papers being bought by the Thomsons over is finding it more and more difficult to SAvim welfare state. Initiative, hard work if not in person, when our fore- the past decade. The Pembroke Observer against the current that is forcing him and Independence are becoming un- fathers sailed in the good ship and the Barrie Examiner are among the into some type of chain. And every chain, pleasant words to a great number “MacDonald” out of Greenoch in of the population. Little do they more recent acquisitions by the Thomson Ave believe, acts as a fetter, in some degree, 1786 to settle at St Raphael. group. Both Avere Aveeklies, in fast-growing realize, or care, that for every “gift” It may not be news to some to individual initiative and enterprise. they receive from the benevolent towns, which have SAvitched to daily pub- We don’t mean to be inhospitable to the among us who are Burns’ scholars, lication since Joining the Thomson chain. government, they relinquish one or but until the editor got wind of that new oAvners of the Standard - Freeholder. more freedoms. ‘ Perhaps Tayukec In the past decade it has grown to 23 Cana- Actually the transfer of property from the Glengarry connection In the “Ad- dian daily ncAvspapers, 14 of them in On- was right — because of ease, luxury Today’s Debatable Definitions dress Af Beelzebub” we had not tario, as Avell as three Ontario Aveeklies and Fleming interests to the Thomson group and apathy we are headed for 400 been aware the bard had taken up may mean but a ncAv set of books for record- years of dictatorship government of By JOHN ATKINS in The Rural Scene the cudgels on behalf of those newspaper and television interests in the ing profit or loss. ' And judging by the rapid some form. REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNM'BNT — An elected group who will U.S. and Scotland. poorer menabers of the Highland groAvth of the Thomson chain, it Avill shoAv attempt to do anything a majority wants, except to get off taxpayers’ clans who were endeavoring to mi- We don’t know Roy Thomson personally. Best wishes for 1959 and I trust backs. And Ave have nothing against him except, a profit. gi’ate to Canada to escape the Im- you can and will carry on with the poverished conditions under .which possibly, his penchant for adding more and But Ave remain distrustful of this trend good wbrk you have been doing in POLITICS — The magic with which a vote-getter creates the illusion they were forced to live. more ueAvspapers to his chain. We distrust to big chains, especially in the field of news- your paper. chains, chains of any sort. Those that are papers. We feel every city or town de- that each taxpayer can ride free on some other taxpayer’s back. And wasn’t it 'typical of Burns to. serves a paper, the interests of Avhich are ■SJbius sincerely, bring the devil In on it, to make not intended as human fetters, the store him the advocate of those lords and centred solely on that community. AV. A. L. MCDONALD MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT — An animated pressure gauge, elected chains for instance, Ave see as a threat to masters who would have prevented and sent to Ottawa to let off steam. individual enterprise. We Avould have preferred to see our the “escape” of the Highlanders This distrust of ours is probably a part friends at the Freeholder running their OAvn *** * * * *•»* from their serfdom to freedom in a shoAv. But Ave Avish them all success under HE LIKES THE HOSPITAL of our belief that “bigness” carries too much PLAN MARKETING BOARD — A scheme for the use of the authority of new' land. weight today, and is a threat to everyone’s the new ownership. government to make neighbors do what others think is best in the sale By rushing to the defence of thoso Toronto 4, Ontario, of neighbors’ pixjducts. 500 'Highlanders, Burns may have Editor, The Glengarry News, * * * * * * * * * encouraged other Scots to migrate- PUBLIC RELATIONS — The dedication of days to demand justice to Canada in search of Liberty. Take Your Boy To The Arena Sir: Recently I was sent a copy for clients, and the devotion of nights to praying that it will not overtake We had long been an admirer of of the January 8th issue of The them. the bard and we esteem his memory Glengarry News, and I enjoyed more since learning his artistry- WE’VE been so taken up Avith curling in And some of these Border League games **•*■ * * * * * * reading through the friendly news with words was once turned to en- our free eA’enings Ave have yet to see have been real spectaculars, Ave hear. They DEMOCRACY — A system qf government in which the votes of all ^accounts and interesting local items. couraging the m'igration to this. the hockey the Border League is serv- are draAving in the fans, even in spite of must be used to sustain the freedom of each, thus distinguishing democracy It is easy to see why the News won Glengarry of ours. ing up this Avinter. But Ave hear it’s an road conditions. We’re promising ourself from majorityism. «*«**«*« exciting brand, played at a fast tempo, but AA'e’U have to see one soon. unfortunately featuring rough play that has While we are on the subject of hockey, The way of the transgressor been knoAvn even to involve the arbiters. Ave might remind you that this is the tail is sometimes hard to beat. Roughing the referee is not good for end of Minor Hockey Week in Canada. DO YOU hockey or any other sport. Dilïerences in Everj’ Saturday morning Glengarry Gar- FATHER KNEW BEST interjAretation of the rules should be settled dens is humming Avith activity as the Pee- Oüld Liai^g Syi^e . .. REMEMBER? ^ , Gleaned from the fylcs of THE GLENGARRY NEWS • Shades of Ozzie and Harriets around the conference table, not on the ice. Wees on up go through their paces. have you heard Ricky Nelson’s l.p.? If it is clear the arbiting is on the Aveak The theme of Minor Hockey Week is; Garth got it for Christmas and. side it is up to league officers to find men “Don’t SEND — TAKE yoAir boy to the TEN YEARS AGO that morning at Minot, N:D., of him Warden for 1919. — Yesterday Arthur J. Charlebois, son of Mr. morning James V. Chisholm dis- we’ve been endiiring it more than: better qualified. Players must accept the Arena.” It’s a thought for a lot of dads Friday, January 28th, 1949— frequently since. Avill and Mrs. J. H. Charlebois, Bishop posed of his herd of fifteen pure- referees’ rulings or the game suffers as a and moms. The kids get a special kick, street, following a brief illness. — bred registered Holsteins, to R. A. Way back in the days of radio we- spectacle, you may too. yf Jack Gelineau, captain and Ralph H. McEwen of Moxville, has Denovan of Dalkeith. — Definite rather liked Ozzie Nelson’s show. goalei- of the McGill hockey team, received the trophy which he won word has been received of the safe He had a good band and though his has been signed to play in the in the county Livestock Judging arrival at Vancouver, B.C., of Cadet voice was kinda gravelly he could, NHL for Boston Bruins, as a tem- competition last Cctobei-, — Gordon Harold Ostrom, his voyage being carry a tune. And he had wife The Points Are Against You porary replacement for Frank and Allan McLeod of Kirk Hill, left through the Par^ma Canal.—Dune Harriet Hilliard. She hod her Brimsecfc. — Charter Night of the Monday for Kemptville to attend McMillan and his sister. Miss Mary polnts. cumulation is in addition to penalties Avhich new Kinsmen Club of Alexandria the Short Course at the Agricultural McMillan took their departure, This, their offspring, impresses iis. rilS is the last Aveek you can cultivate bad was a big event at Green Valley School. Monday, for Saskatoon, where they not at all. He sounds like a slightly- driving habits Avithout the possibility of may be imposed in the courts. Pavilion, Wednesday night. —Lloyd them throAving you completely out from Your pennit to drive should be a privi- purpose residing. watered - down version of Elvis McHugh is president of the club, •k ^ Presley. ’When he gives with the- behind the Avheel of your car or truck. TTie lege; and privileges should be AvithdraAvn which has 27 charter mem'bers. — ☆ -îlÿ ☆ “I’ll Cry For You”, we almost cry Ontario Driver Demerit System comes into Avhere it is cleai’ly shoAvn the driver does Murdoch A. McNeil, formerly of FORTY YEARS AGO FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO with frustration for that long-play- effect February 1st and from here in you not realize his or her responsibility to act Williamstown, was elected president Friday, January 31st, 1919— Friday, January 30th, 1914— ing record to play itself out. may begin amassing demerit points for as if privileged. of the Glengarry & District High- The boys go for it though. In traffic violations that could separate you That is the thought behind this neAv land Club of Toronto, at Monday’s I/* The town fathers have increased A deputation composed of J. A. fact our first son is promising him- from your permit to drive. demerit system that Ave like. It remains election of officers. R. R. Macdon- the electric light rates 10% and the McMillan, MP, Hugh Munro, MPP, self Rickie’s next platter come The neAv system, we believe, is a good to be seen Avhether this auto-geared popu- ald is vice-president and Donald J. water rates 25% ' with a view of J. T. Hope, M.D., Mayor of Alex- birfhday time. and OA’erdue policy of correcting these bad lace is responsible enough to realize it must Kippen, secretary-treasurer. — John meeting the deficit now existing andria, F. V. Massey and J. A. Mac- That’ll be the day! driving habits. It Avill particularly hit the be policed for its OAvn safety on the high- A. Gray, Dunvegan, fractured his between municipal receipts and ex- donell, K.C., went to Montreal, Sat- « 9 « « ]|i hip in a fall. Eric Pilon, 14, of penditures. — Among returning young ear jockeys Avho ha\’e a habit of ap- Avays. And Avhether the policing Avill prove urday last, to bring before Grand Most education is free; but pearing in court every month or so on a up to preventing petty politicians from Williamstown, broke his leg below soldiers ore Lieut. J. R. McDonald, Trimk authorities the urgent need Dalkeith; Sapper Duncan Coleman not the kind you get signing speeding or impaired charge. It Avill, gener- demeriting this ncAv démerit system. the knee while skating. — Mr. and for better passenger and: freight notes for your friends. ally, help in the fight against highway Mrs. Isadore Quesnel, Alexandria, and Pte. Leandre St. John, Max- facilities at Alexandria. ’They were There has been too much trafficking in announce .the engagement of their ville; Lance-Corp. Mai. McDonell, deaths, for the accumulation of enough traffic cases. assured a new station would be WHERE WOUIJD YOU GO? daughter, Theresa, to Bruno La- Pte. Dan Dufresne, Lancaster; Corp. btfilt by next year. — Robert Jamie- points leads directly to a suspended license. framboise of Alexandria. Alex. N. Macdonald, Dalhousie Sta- A driA’er convicted of criminal neg- son, it is reported, has purchased • If you were given the opportunity ☆ ☆ tion; Ptes. Sam McDonald, James the Corner Store building in Max- of going anywhere in the world for ligence, driving Avhile intoxicated, driving McPhee, Glen Robertson. — Reeve TWENTY YEARS AGO ville. Mrs. Jamieson and family a vacaiion, where would you choose while ability to do so is impaired, or obtain- Both Are Inflationery A. H. Robertson of Maxville, has arrived last week to join Mr. to go? One such quiz caught our ing a driver’s license fraudulently, can get Friday, January 27 th, 1939— been honored by his colleagues in Jamieson. — Joseph Patterson left eye recently and we were interested 12 demerits, Avhich calls for suspension of the Counties Council, 'R'ho elected Two concrete suggestions for reducing j/^ Some twenty men are employed last week for Montreal, where he enough to check the eight re- license for three months. Failing to remain taxes — making Avelfare payments only in cutting timber on a tract, part enters the employ of the Henry sponses. at the scene of an accident Avill bring nine on the basis of proved need, and slash- Lot 37-lst Lochiel, purchased by the Carriage Co. — At a meeting of the Probably because it was a Cana- jAoints and an intervicAv with an official of ing expenditures — Avere made in a recent town from Jos. Vachon, at a price AHS Hockey Club, held Friday, the dian quiz, in this cold winter of the transpo’tt department, who Avill use speech by Stuart Armour, economic adviser of $850. — Two cars went through following officers were elected; 1959, all would have headed for a some stern language. Careless driving (if it to the Steel Company of Canada. the ice near Lancaster last week, president, Ranald McDonald: sec- warmer clime save one. She thought is returned as a driving infraction), racing Putting Avelfare payments on a proved but in 'both oases the occupants es- retary - treasurer, Moses Markson; of the ski slopes in Switzerland, but and speeding at a rate of 30 miles or more need basis should not be politically dis- caped and the cars were recovered. committee, Eddie McMillan, Walter skiing wasn't the only attraction. oA’er the legal limit brings fi\’e points, astrous because labor unions have already Herbert Sangster of Bainsville, Crewson, Clifford Courville and Ed- She wanted two weeks in winter MK siL-FoT WILL ee mn )tv mond Lalonde. 'fhree points are allotted for motorists Avho done just that during recent strikes in Can- broke through at a point opposite IN A MlNUTB^, ^ig _ and two in summer among the drive 10 to 30 miles an hour faster than the ada, Mr. Armour pointed out. When the Bainsville, Wednesday. Five Corn- TST it Swiss chalets and mountains. limit, or Avho fail to yield the right-of-Avay, United Steel Workers and the Mine, Mill wall men broke through two miles SIXTY YEARS AGO Strangely enough, not one men- west of Lancaster, Tuesday. — fail to obey stop signs, or do not report an and Smelter workers Avere called out on Friday, January 27th, 1899— tioned' Florida, which is usually accident. TAVO points go to those Avho are strike, the unions doled out relief only to Harold Colbran, 24, son of Mrs. thought of as the mecca for almost caught speeding at rates of 10 miles or less those members Avho could proA’e real need. James Colbran, suffered a deep 1^ A. W. McDougald of Cornwall, all Canadians taking a winter va- over the limit. The same number go to Indiscriminate handing out of relief laceration on the upper lip and an last week received the appointment cation. fTwo would head for Rome those couA'icted of all other moA-ing A’iola- payments has been one of the prime causes injured cheek bone, Tuesday eve- of manager of the Provincial Trusts ■and Italy; one thought of South ning, when kicked in the face by Com'pany of Toronto.—^Among those Africa, another of Bermuda. Cali- tions. of the inflation afflicting us since 1946, he a horse he was currying at his Since the points are piled up over a who were successful Friday, Janu- fornia would have one extra visitor, said. The other is defence spending which home, two miles south of Apple Hill. ary 27th, 1899, in securing second- so would the Philippines and Texas.. tAvo-year period, casual disregard for speed- tends to be inflationary and Avhich must be — Misses Anna MacGilUvmy and ing tickets can bring an offender’s total class professional certificates at the Where would you go? It’s kind curtailed if there are to be any reductions Dorothy MacLeod of Dalkeith, left Normal School examinations in Ot- of a silly, useless question, we know. quickly to suspension of license. Point ac- of taxes in Canada. last week to spend some time in tawa and Toronto at the close of But what more warming way to Montreal. the fall term for 1898 were Miss spend an idle hour during this deep* ☆ ☆ ☆ Maggie A. Munroe, daughter of freeze of January, m9, than by- THE GLENGARRY NEWS THIRTY YEARS AGO Wm. Munroe, St. Elmo, at Toronto, letting your imagination take you Friday, January 25th, 1929— and Archie Cameron, Alexandria, at away from it all for a time. Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association; Ontario Weekly Ottawa. — Ed P. Morehouse has re- We didn't need an hour to make Newspapers’ Association; Eastern Ontario Newspapers’ 'turned to towfi from Lancaster and up our mind. Guitars and grass Association; Audit Bureau of Circulation. The iFire Brigade was called out Published' every Thursday by Wednesday night about 10:30 to has opened out a billiard hall in skirts, the moon of Mannacula and P.O. Box 10 — The News Printing Company — Telephone 9 battle flames which destroyed the the premises formerly occupied by the hula dancers have been calling EUGENE A. MACDONAIDD - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER custom' grinding and sawmill, the Hodgson Bros, of the Good Luck us to Hawaii since we were old en- property of Messrs. William and store. — Dan Kennedy for some ough to spell “romance”. We must SUBSCRIPnON RATES: $350 per year, anywhere in Canada, payable in advance; Thomas Proulx, bordering the town years past employed on the News’ have a one-track mind because we United States and Foreign, $4.50 per year. limits at the station. — Donald C. staff, this week assumed the still dream of that little grass shack^. DISPLAY ADVEKTISING RATES: Casual, 70 cents per column inch. Contract rates given on Cameron is at present attending an position of foreman on the Glen- even though we realize we’re much application. COPY MIUST BE IN OUIR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 12 NOON AYEDNESDAY. officer’s course at Stanley Barracks, garrian staff. — Roderick V. Chis- too old for a spell of romance. Toronto, to qualify as lieutenant.— holm arrived here on Tuesday from It’s still Hawaii for us. That is^ Authorized as Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada. A message received here Wednesday the Crow’s Nest Pass Railway on a if they have curling rinks in Hono- conveyed the sad news of the death visit to Glengarry friends. lulu. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 29th, 1959 Page 3 Donald were out on a fishing trip Saturday. j in the United Coimties who re- all benefit from an increasingly are available only to the wealthy. Mr. and Mrs. John O’Brien have jquired medical and hospital treat- healthy commmilty. For these reasons, I support the DÜNVEGAN left these snow-covered fields to ment, but who previously stayed From the national viewpoint, the new hospitalization and health spend a few months with their son 'home because they couldn’t afford health scheme is not available to plans across Canada and in On- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell, at Belleville. it? Hospitalization should not be everyone in Canada on an equal tario, and hope that they will Ottawa, spent Saturday at his home only for the wealthy. ’The health basis. Ontario is a wealthy prov- gradually be improved to include here. of the community should be the ince and can afford more services all Canadians, and to include all responsibility of us all. medical services from drugs to (Intended for Last Issue) Nelson Montgomei-y and Donald than are available to the smaller During the past few years, Tues- It Is true that the plan is an surgery. To the old question, “Am day evenings have been spent in Mi-s. Osie Villeneuve attended a Fleming spent Friday in Cornwall provinces. Two provinces still do and visited their mothers, who are added tax, but it is not “for the not participate in the plan at all. I my brother’s keeper?’’, I believe ■sending in news from MaxviUe to Tea at Mrs. Delfenbaker’s home, 20 LETTERS greater glory of government health there can only be one answ'er. An Sussex street, Ottawa, and Mrs. stfil patients in the General Hos- I believe that every citizen of Can- The Glengarry News. We have TO THE EDITOR departments and the re-election of unqualified “Yes!” enjoyed doing what we could to Mitchener’s Tea, in honor of Mrs. pital. ada should have equal access to the the party in power”, as you state. Wishing you the best of health keep MaxviUe News Travelling. Now John Deifenbaker. Her many friends here Were sorry facilities that modern medicine is to hear that Mrs. Andrew Fraser You are falling into the old trap of providing every day. At the pres- and prosperity in 1959. we step aside for a new correspond- Continued from Rase 2 declaring aU civil servants as in- ent, who Will give more time to this CURLERS AT OPENING had the misfortune to fall acci- ent the most expensive treatments ELGIN BLAIR. dentally in her house and suffered the award of the Ontario Weekly efficient and all politicians as weekly duty. OF VANKLEEK HILL RINK Newspapers Association. crooked. Although I am by no • » a bad fracture, which necessitated Mr. and Mrs. Osie Villeneuve, Mr. I wish that I could say I enjoyed means a supporter of the present Don Gatnlble, Clarke Hoople, W. her removal by ambulance to Corn- and Mrs. John Jamieson and Mr. reading your editorial attacking the Ontario government, this health 3t. McEwen, Gordon Scott curled at wall General Hospital. We wish and Mrs. Hubert Quart were guests, Ontario Hospital Plan. Your ap- plan Is at least one of the good the Seigniory Club last week. They her a good recovery. LOST-A Widow's Home... of the Vankleek Hill curling clubi Among those home from- Ottawa proach is from the point of view of . things brought about during the were joined by their ladles on Sat- your own employees, a small group for the opening of their new club- I over the weekend were: Mr. and I last session of the Legislature, and, urday, and all enjoyed the weekend I compared to the citizens of Glen- . . . because her husband would never face the fact house, Friday night. Mi-s. Rae MacLeod and sister,. Miss contrary to your beliefs, they were .at the club. .garry or the province of Ontario. It is a roomy, modern clubroom Gladys, and Miss Sheila Ferguson. . pushed into it by rising public de- tliat he could die, and he failed to safeguard his Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacLeod with new artificial ice. Friendly Before the Ontario plan came into jnaand and by the more progressive of Ottawa, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant, Ottawa, house with a Sun Life of Canada Mortgage policy. games of mixed curling were en- effect, there were perhaps hundreds .elements in our province. Mrs. F. MacLeod. called on K. MacDonald and Miss Be sxu-e that such a fate doesn’t befall your wife. joyed. Mr. Quart’s rink, consisting Jessie, on Sunday, enroute for of hospitalization schemes in On- I I ami in good health, and hope I ■Mrs. Wm. Morrow returned home tario, each one with very high ad- of Mrs. Quai't and Mr. and Mrs. Vionkleek Hill. shall never have to take advantage Why not call me today on this very from Toronto after visiting her son, ministration costs. In effect, these Jamieson, won the high prize for Rev. Dr. D. N. MacMillan and ■of the Ontario Hospital Plan. At Clifford Morrow, Mrs. Morrow and the evening with a score of 14-2 schemes have now been replaced by ! the same time, I am pleased to pay important matter? family at their home. ■ Mrs. MacMillan spent Monday in against Mr. Alavis’ rink from Ottaw'a. one plan with the resultant de- my share toward the good health of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Morman of crease in administration costs. LAWRENCE J. MacDONALD Montebello curling club. Mi-s..Dan M. Campbell, Cornwall, others in my community. We should IjANCASTER Gravel Hill, spent Saturday evening A buffet supper was served after The private schemes did not cover 'not object to paying taxes as long with Miss Bertha McEwen and spent the long weekend visiting her the gam'es, completely planned and everyone, and there were many who os we get good returns and services BERNARD SABOURIN Henry McEwen. uncle, Donald Fletcher, and Mrs. A. prep.ared by the men of the Vank- Fi'aser. could not aff^ord to belong to them. , for them. The Ontario Hospital ALEXANDRIA Bill Chesbro of Morrisburg, visited leek Hill club. (The winning On page 4 a news item indicates I Plan may have heavy expenses in Post Office Building, P.O. Box 1148 in the village on Sunday. W. B. MacLeod is spending a tickets were drawn for a radio, elec- that Cornwall hospitals were Its first year when it is getting into CORNWALL — PHONE WE 2-4854 Miss Laura Lea Leslie of Ottawa, couple of days in Ottawa this week, tric fry pan .and coffee percolator attending meetings of Insurance sw-amped by an overflow when the operation, and there will be minor accompanied Miss Jean Mac- which had been raffled to raise ! plan came into effect. Doesn’t this difficulties to be ironed out. But SUN LIFE ASSURANCF CÔMPANY OF CANADA Naughton home to MaxviUe for the Co-op. money for the club). D. D. MacKinnon was a business prove that there were many people when it really gets rolling, we will weekend. Mr. Villeneuve, M.P., congratu- Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Doth at- visitor to iGomwall on Monday. lated the members of the Vankleek D. A. Gray, who spent last week tended the christening of their Hill club on their fine building. gmnd'daughter, Susan MacDonald, in Cornwall attending County in Cornwall on Smiday. Council, is back there this week J. N. Fitzgerald, Reeve of Max- MEET THEM HALFWAY also. yille, is attending County ' CouncU If we try to accept these new Mrs. James Campbell and daugh- in Cornwall. Canadiisins as we would like them to ter, Miss GWen, and her aunt. Miss Annie Campbell, attended the Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Helps of accept us were our positions re- Shower that .W’as held in the school- Gravel Hill, were guests of Miss versed, it would be much better for house of St. Elmo East, Saturday Bertha McEwen and Henry Mc- all of us.—^Ladysmith (B.C.) Chron- night, for Mrs. Stanley Campbell, Ewen. icle. >ttawa (nee Meredith MacLean, t. Elmo). An enjoyable evening

STEWARTS GLEN A number from here attended the DO IT NOW! farewell for Miss Hilda Villeneuve at Athol School. She has sold her It will pay you to have all maintenance, repair, farm and has gone to live with her renovation and redecoration jobs done around nephew, Rodger Villeneuve. It was your home or place of business during the winter also in honor of Rolland Villeneuve, lull in the building industry. whose marriage took place recently to Miss Rita Vallee. Bernard Villeneuve has gone to HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS under the Kingston, where he has undergone National Housing Act, are available through an operation. We hope Bernard your bank ... up to $4,000 and up to 10 years enjoys better health from now on. to repay. FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS, Murdo Stewart spent Tuesday at backed by the government, are also available his home here and attended the through your bank ... up to $5,000 and up to funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Duncan J. MacLeod. 10 years to repay. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. L. A. Stewart in the loss of her Help yourself—and at the same time, your com- mother, Mrs. D. J. MacLeod. munity—^by having jobs done now. Several from the west end of the Glen attended the Athol Farm Forum, held on Monday night at the home of Miss Bella and Eimest Why wait for spring- iCamei’on, MaxviUe. Miss Annie Hartrlok, Ottawa, was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacRae. DO IT NOW! 0—

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8055 The continued cold weather is making a big hole in the fuel supply. Mrs. J. Greer spent the weekend in Vankleek Hill with her sister, Mrs. Wllmer Stevens and Mr. Stevens. The local boys are in a broomhaU league now, and were successful in their first game. The MacLeod brothers are mak- ing good headway in their bush here. With the demand for wood, they are kept busy. Ken MacLen- Little man you’ve had a busy day nan has his truck hauling logs from there. Mrs. Sadie MacDonald of Vank- j leek HiU, spent the weekend with This little spaceman is just back from a trip to Mars (out in Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grant and family, as did Mr. and Mrs. L. A. the backyard). •. and now his leader is packing him off to bed. MacNiece of Ottawa. Mrs. Dan MacLeod, Miss Flora MacDonald While he was away, she washed the floor . . . the dishes . . . and Mrs. E. Nixon were visitors. Mr. arid Mrs. Stewart Cameron several large piles of clothes . . . and still there was plenty of and family of Montreal, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dan hot water for this spaceman’s bath. Reason? Because she MacLeod. has a modern automatic electric water heater with abundant Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Nixon and family spent Supday afternoon in storage capacity and quick recovery when more hot water is Alexandrjar^'wfth their daughter, needed. Heating water electrically is safe, clean, modern and Launder small rubber- Mrs. Will CamipbeU. backed rugs in your Miss Joan MacSweyn whs on the costs just a few cents a day on special Hydro flat rates. washer, then tumble dry in ”Yes, Doctor...Wednesday will be fine!” sick list last week, and Mrs. Keith MacMaster took over teaching an electric dryer set at low duties for a few days. You get more out of Mfe when you get the most out of temperature. electricity. When it’s time to have the dentist check daughter’s teeth, Mrs. Smith naturally reaches BONNIE HILL for the telephone, that helpful "member-of-the- Friends in this section were very family” with the habit of getting things done. sorry to hear on Sunday of the live better... EtECTRtCAUY death of Alex. R. McDonald. He When you look back over yotir day, it’s some- will be greatly missed in the section. times surprising to realize in just how many Mr. and Mrs. James Murray have the safe, clean, modern way returned to New York, after spend- little ways the telephone has helped you ... how ing a few weeks with her brother, it adds so much convenience and comfort to Joe MacDonald. everyday living. Mrs. John Archie MacDonald spent an afternoon recently with THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Miss Janet McDonald, Alexandria. ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH . . . COSTS SO LITTLE We are glad to hear Dougald Mc- Cormick is home from the hospital, and hope for a complete, recovery before long. Harry Franklin and Archie Mac- Page 4 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 29th, 1959 Lancaster Shuts Out Alexandria 4-0 1st Annual Bonspiel Set For March 9-14 ADVERTISE IN “THE GLENGARRY NEWS” Wins 9-2 Over Williamstown Alexandria Curling Club has set best croTsW' of the season o the week of March 9th to 14th for Sunday saw Lancaster take a 4-0 BORDER HOCKEY LEAGUE its first ann-ual Men’s Bonspiel. Notices are going out this weekend victory over the young Alexandria STANDINGS team, which was making its first to elute over a wide area and I Electric | Ijancaster 12 Points officers hope to have many rinks aiqiearance under new playing- MaxvUle 11’ “ coach Gus Lebrun of Cornwall. here that week to try our new Williamstown 6 “ artificial ice. I HEATING PADS I It was a fast-paced game with Alexandria 1 “ Lancaster getting its four goals In Cold weather early this week Three Heats 0 the second frame. Coleman had failed to discourage curlers in the three and Picard a single. least and a full schedule of Foun- The teams: This One Was ders’ Cup games was played. (Three local rinks of mixed curlers LANCASTER — Cousineau, Pe- Fast And Clean were out on Friday and one, THAT core, C. Collette, S.. Collette, Rob- Lancaster and Williamstown met skipped by Aime Menard, took home fWENBlY STOW SAVES YOU inson, Picard, Bedard, Graham, again Tuesday night at the Gar- the prizes for best plus score for Reisbeck, Leduc, MadDonald, Steer, dens, but this one ivas clean as the out-of-to-wn rinks in a friendly at Coleman, Samson, Lapierre. boys played the puck and stayed Cornwall, Playing -with him Were AT .EX ANDRT A — Weldon Mac- i out of the sinbin. Lancaster won Mrs. Menard and Mr. and Mrs. Intosh, Dari Laporte, Arthur’ Mac- this one, too, by a 4-2 score, to grab Roger Roy. Another Green "Valley TUtE-& A^U^TO SUPPLY LTD Jaren, Henry Dumouchel, J. K. first place from Maxvüle. rink was made up of Mr. and Mrs. ASSOCIATE STORE Robinson, Kent MacSweyn, Harold The scoring was almost as scarce Laurent Cre-vier and' Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Gei-maine Pigeon, Gus as the penalties which added up to Eldege "Vaillanoourt. Phone 341 ALEXANDRIA, Ont, Lalonde, Bruce Kennedy, Gilles Le but four, three of them to the Lan- Representing the Alexandria Club febvre, Gilles Seguin, Gilles Joan- caster boys. Bedard got the only Friday at the official opening of ette. Gus Lebrun. goal of the first frame; Reisbeck ■Vankleek Hill Curling Club was a did likewise in the second session Lancaster rink made up of Mr. and A hard-fought, penalty-studCed and each team got two in the third Mrs. Pete Bonneville and Mr. and battle at the Gardens last Thurs- stanza. Coleman and Robinson Mrs. Don Snider. day night saw Lancaster fatten its made it 4-0 before Williamstown The ladies take over the ice lanes THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL scoring averages with a 9-2 victory broke into the scoring column with again tonight. They had a full over Williamstown. goals by Major and Richer. eight rinks curling last week. • • • A total of 22 penalties were meted’ This was another good gate with out by the hard-worked arbiters, 11 plenty of hockey fans present to 1956 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan to each team for lighting, .tripping, support each team. Monty’s Rink Curled high-sticking and other sins. Low mileage . . , Very clean car . . . One owner Burke .and Ranger scored for Wil- ir.g credited to Coleman, Robinson Well At Utica Cash, Trade or Terms — 1959 License Included liamstown, the Lancaster goals be- and Bedard, tWo each; Cousineau, Utica, N.Y., Jan. 25. — A Hawkes- Pecore and MacDonald. bury, Ont., rink skipped by Monty The teams: Parisien swamped George Mc- WILLIAMSTOWN — Larocque, Carthy’s Albany rink 18-4 today in USED TRUCKS BOND Richer, McOonell, Ingram, Givoque, Six Games Played Minor Hockey the Deward medal final of the Made-To-Measure Suits O’Neill, Charron, Major, Ranger, Grand National Bonspiel here. 1957 FARGO 31/2-TON, Long Wheelbase . at. Chafee, M. MacDonald-, Burke, La- The Utica No. 3 rink skipped by ; 1954 DODGE 3-TON HEAVY DUTY, 171" Wheelbase pensée, Quennèville, Lemire. In Minor Loops Schedule Given George Johnston won the bonspiel Laframboise Clothing LANCASTER — Cousineau, Pe- The minor hockey league added The following is the schedule of championship by edging the Coun- Satisfaction Guaranteed core, Steer, Carl Collette, Robinson, six more games to the schedule last the Minor Hockey League: try Club of Brookline, Mass., 12-11. Saturday morning at the arena and or Money Refunded Leduc, Reisbeck, MacDonald, Be- January 31st at the Arena 0 Pkone 190 Alexandria dard, Coleman, Picard, Samson, St. Joseph’s School rink. (mornings) SHEPHERD BROS. Sharkey, Rose, Graham. At the arena, the Lochiel PeeWees OTHER SPORT NEWS defeated- the Public School with an 9 to 10—PeeWees, Loc. vs. St. Jos. v| Phone 77 Alexandria, Ont. 8-2 finish. Roger Levert led off the 10 to 11—^Bantams, Loc. vs. St. Jos. will be found on scoring line with five goals, Murray H to 12—^Midgets, Lochiel vs. Glen PAGE 8 SURE- MacLachlan followed’ with two and Robei-tson. Kenzie MacDonald netted one. 12 to 1—Juveniles, Loc. vs. Alex. January 31, St. Joseph’s School ARE ANNOYING Jimmy Nyman scored for his team. STARÏÏNC TROUBLES In Bantam play, Lochiel again 10 to 11—^Peewees, Glen Rob. vs. ... BUT THEY’RE EASILY FIXED defeated the Public School, this Public School. LET US TUNE UP THAT MOTOR time with a 6-2 score. Maurice 11 to 12—^Bantams, Glen Rob. vs. Seguin and WiUie Terry both cop- Public School. A Cash Register Laurier Lefebvre’s Service Station ped two for Lochiel, while Roger February 7 th at the Arena Levert and Ronald MacSweyn 9 to 10—PeeWees, St. Joseph’s vs. Alexandria - GUARANTEED REPAIRS - Phone 391 placed one each. Wayne Stimson PubUc School. Effl — AUTO ELECTRIC and CARBURETOR and Gregory Sage marked one each 10 to 11—^Bantams, St. Joseph’s vs. SPECIALIST for the Public School. PubUc School. Designed For Many Businesses The toughest battle of the morn- 11 to 12—Midgets, Alexandria vs. ing was fought between the Alex- Lochiel. andi’ia and Glen Robertson Midgets, 12 to 1—Juveniles, Alexandria vs. winding up in a 5-5 tie. For Alex- Lochiel. andria, Phillip Dumouchel and February 7, St. Joseph’s School Rene Laflamme scored two goals 10 to 111—PeeWees, Lochiel vs. Glen each and -Pierre Deschamps brought Robertson. SÎS HOCKEY the total to five. Glen Robertson 11 tol2—Bantams, Lochiel vs. Glen goals were scored by Raymond La- Robertson. at Glengarry Gardens vollee, who lead off, with three, and February 14th at the Arena 'Dave Monohan and Gilles Roy, with 9 to 10—PeeWees, St. Joseph’s vs. Sun., Feb. 1st — Maxville vs. Williamstown one each. Glen Robertson. The Lochiel team- marked its 10 -to 11—Bantams, St. Joseph's vs. Tues., Feb. 3rd — Maxville vs. Alexandria third victory of the morning in -Glen Robertson. Thur., Feb. 5th—Alexandria vs. Williamstown Juvenile play, defeating Alexandria 11 to 12—Midgets, Glen Robertson 5-2. Gordie Fraser copped two for vs. Alexandria. IT’S aOOD HOCKEY—COME AND SEE his team-, and Raymond MacDonald, 12 to 1—Juveniles, Loc. vs. Alex. Harvey and- Maurice Sauve each February 14, St. Joseph’s School placed one. Gerald Bellefeuille and 10 to 1-1—PeeWees, Pub. School vs. Ian Maclaren scored for Alexandria. Lochiel. At the St. Joseph School rink, 11 to 12—Bantams, Pub. School vs. MONTH of FEBRUARY SCHEDULE St. Joseph’s PeeWees won with a Lochiel. 3-1 score over the Glen Robertson N.B.—The January 31st schedule Glengarry Gardens Arena ■ team. Robert Martin got two goals m-ust be repeated during -week days. Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 4 to 5, PobUc School. and Marcel Gagnier one for St. WiU the coaches involved- make Every MONDAY NIGHT, 7 to 11, Broomball. Every TUESDAY and Joseph’s, while Michel Roy saved their own arrangements with the THURSDAY, 3:30 to 4:30, High School. Every TUESDAY and face for Glen Robertson. Arena. These games must be THURSDAY, 7 o’clock on. Hockey. Every WE1»ŒSDAY, 2 to 4, Free .The powerful Glen Robertson played before February 14th, 1959. Skating. Every WEDNESDAY, 7:30 to 9:30, PubUc Skating, also Bantams walloped St. Joseph’s to FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS. Every SATURDAY MORNING, 8 to 1 the tune of 15-1. Leading off the played at the arena Friday night o’clock. Minor Hockey. Every SATURDAY NIGHT TO RENT—open scoring race was Jacques Roy with between Glen Robertson and Loc- at present. ICE RENTALS OPEN. six goals, folio-wed by Lionel Le- hiel Juveniles, the latter winding roux with five, Gabriel Seguin with PLEASE ’PHONE 577 or 284-W-l up with a 7-4 victory over their three and Andre Brunet -with one. opponents. Placing two goals each Claude Rochon scored his team’s for Lodhiel were Bobby Rickerd, • I wish to announce again to LOCHIEL, LANCASTER, CHAR- only goal. Gordie Fraser and David Fraser, LOTTENBURGH Townships and the TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, that According to a famous hockey while Gerard Trottier netted one. anybody can skate FREE every WEÎDNESDAY and SATURDAY authority from Lochiel, the Lochiel Gilles Joanette marked all fom’ for AFTERNOONS, 2 to 4 p.m., and Minor Hockey is also FREE—it comes PeeWees should be in Une for the Glen Robertson. FOR THE RESTAURANT - under the grants of the municipalities mentioned above. championship since Kevin Weir, The Lochiel Juveniles took, on —ALEXANDER DaPRATO, Manager Kevin Macdonald and Bernard Classical College in Cornwall last No other cash register gives you so many great features at so low a price Morris signed up for that team. night and wound up with a three- as the “Made In Canada” Smith-Corona. Its modern keyboard itemizes Officials extend a hearty invita- aU tie. The Lochiel boys scored every sale, by clerks or departments. It’s fool-proof. It simplifies your tion to spectators to come and their two final goals in the last ten book-keeping. If you wish, you can lock the hood and no-one but yourself watch these future professionals at minutes of play, -with excitement play and encourage them -with your high right to the end of the game. can take a total of the day’s business. It will serve as an adding ihnchine presence. Evei-y Satiuday morning GiUes Joanette, Rene Ti-ottier and as well as a cash register. It economizes time — guards income and prints. Progressive Farmers from 9:00 a.m. -until 1:00 pm. Kent MacSweyn scored the winning An outside-the-leogue game was goals for Lochiel. It has Canada’s most convenient cash drawer, with four bill and five coin compartments, plus space for cheques and other items. 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’The funeral was held on Tuesday (George A. MacRae John H. Robinson at the late residence with the body- THE BAFFLES By Mahoney being placed in the vault at Max- Lancaster, Dies Dies At Maxville ville cemetery to await burial in the- otnmA Spring. iGlengarry lost one of its most John (Hiram) Robinson, well WKNOW, BERI»...7HERE ARC THREE prominent Holstein breeders when known Warina district farmer, died THINGS I JUST CANT RBIAEMBER. the death occurred on January 10th ADVERTISE IN THE ONE IS NAMES.' at Cornwall General Hospital on of George A. MacRae of Lancaster. Saturday. He had been in failing SOCIAL and PLRSONAL He had been in reasonably good health for the past two years. GLENGARRY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Poirier and health until he suSered a stroke Born 81 years ago, on the home- Use, of Huntsville, returned there at home’ on Christmas Day, and stead where he had since resided, this morning after visiting here for Next Dancing passed away in the Cornwall Gen- he Was a son of the late Hiram a week with Mrs. Procule Poirier eral Hospital, in his '77th year. Robinson and his wife Janet Cum- and in Ottawa Civic Hospital with Tests At Maxville Mr. MacRae was a past president | ming. Mr. Poirier. of the Glengarry Holstein Club and ' k The Glengarry Highland Dancing also served as chioirman of the Lan- VALENTJNE TEA Mr. and Mrs. George Barbara and Society is achieving its purpose — A farmer all his life, he was in- caster Public School Board. He 'was terested in community life and at the family, of Montreal, were weekend to improve the standard of dancing a member of the Session of St. guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Bar- by frequent competition, it was served as a trustee dining earlier Andrew’s Presbyterian Church at years on the school board for bara and' ' family. Mrs. Bernard noted by officials of the Society at South Lancaster. . Ciiurch-on-the-Hill their January meeting held Mon- School Section No. Four, Roxbor- Rapier of liachine, who was also ALEXANDRIA a weekend guest, remained on for day night at the home of Mr. and The funeral was held on January ough township. He retired from this week. Mrs. Mervyn MacDxmald, Green 12th, at 2 p.m., in St. Andrew’s active farming a few years ago. Valley. A notable improvement has Mrs. Arthur Leroux, 3rd Kenyon, Church, South Lancaster, and was been evident hi the first three Never married, Mr. Robinson is is a patient in Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, conducted by Rev. Stanley Self. Wednesday, Feb. 4 months of competition, as children, survived by one brother and five vrtiere she underwent a minor Following the regular service, a I stimulated by parental interest, are sisters. They are: Gordon Robin- at 3:30 p.m. eperation on Monday. Masonic service was held by the paying closer attention to position, local lodge. No. 207, of which Mr. son, Smiths Falls; Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Bai'ton MaoDonell, dress and form. MacRae was a member. Burial was Fraser, Ottawa; Miss Martha Rob- SALAD TEA inson, a patient at Cornwall Gen- Montreal, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ttoee large trophies have been in St. Andrew’s cemetery. Apron Table • Food Table D. James MaoDonell, Glen Nevis, donated the Association to date. Honorary pallbearers were the eral Hospital; Mrs. Emma Ferguson, Apple Hill; Mrs. Elizabeth McLeod, and Mrs. Margaret Maclntee, Glen Since one more large trophy and elders of the chmch, while active Adults 50c — Children 25c Robertson, over the weekend. four mmiatm’es are stiU needed as pallbearers were Clark McCuaig, Toronto, arid Mrs. Catherine Mc- Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chisholm well as 15 medals, the Association Malcolm MacRae, Donald Munro, Kinnon, Smiths Falls. took up residence this week in their has decided' to have a monthly draw Duncan McArthur, Sam MacLeod new home on Dominion street., for a $50 bill to raise money to buy and Douglas Ferguson. Miss Pauline Charlebois, Ottawa, tliem. Anyone wishing to con- was a recent guest of her parents, tribute medals or trophies is invited Born in Chateanguay County, Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Charlebois. to contact any member of the Que., Mr. MacRae moved to Lan- Clement Furniture Co., Ltd. caster in 1916, and was married to Miss Lucienne Lefebvre of Ot- executive. Main St. S. ALEXANDRIA Phone 43 The next competition will be held Brother Died Of Granddaughter Of the former Mildred Tait in 1931. tawa, spent last weekend with Mi’, His wife predeceased him 18 years and Mrs. Wilfred Lefebvre. in Maxville on Februai-y 21st, with SPECIALS FOR FEBRUARY j the Maxville members acting as Heart Attack (Continued from Page 1) ago. While here to attend the funeral “This is a tremendous change, and Reg. SPECIAL of John Borris last week, Albert hostesses. A brother of Mrs. Cleveland Mc- Surviving oi’e two sons and one FREEZER, 22 cu. ft., new $499 $369 ^ 0 Phee, Alexandria, Allan Lapalme, it has an acciunulating mo- daughter: Robert, of lancaster, and REFRIGERATOR, 8 cu. ft., new $279 $179 Bellefeuille of Hull, was a guest of mentum.” Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bellefeuille. well-known Russell county farmer, Jean and Gordon, both attending REFRIGER.ATOR, 6 cu. ft., new $239 $159 $209 $119 Died At 91 died suddenly Satm-day, January Queen’s University at Kingston. CONNOR WASHER, new Mrs. Dora Brabant spent Sunday 10th, at his home, RR 1, Hammond, A “veil of ignorance” is being torn MOFFAT RANGE, 30 ", new $299 $219 in Joliet with her sister, Mrs. Ger- away. Archaeologists are con- Also surviving is one sister, Mrs. LA-Z-Y BOY CHAIR, new $99 $79 At Daikeith Ont. He was 53. Jean Barrington of St. Louis, Mo. ald Tellier, Mr. Tellier and family, A staunch supporter of the Con- stantly discovering new facts about 'We have a very nice sho-wroom in which to display our mer- and visited on Monday in Repen- A highly respected and well- one of the cradles of ci’Vilization. chandise, including large stocks of BEDROOM SETS, CTIES- servative Party, he was first vice- | When in need of Busi- TERFTEÎLDS, CHROME SETS, MATTRESSES, etc. tigney with Mr. and Mrs. Peter known citizen of Dalkeith in the president and a former president of Historical statements once consid- Campbell and family. person of Mrs. Archie Jim Mac- |ered gospel truth are being proved • ness o r Professional CASH or TERMS the Russell County Progressive Con- assistance, consult the 20% OFF ANYTHING YOU BUY IN THIS STORE Prank MdLelster is in Ottawa (Donell, died' in her 91st year. She servative Association, and president j false. “ 5-5p Civic Hospital for a few days this lived in the vicinity of Dalkeith all of the Clarence Township Con- I -vv^en not buried in a book - per- “News” Business and week undergoing observation. her life. Her maiden name was servative Association. |j^pg ^ Kenyon’s “Digging Up Professional Directory. Raymond Lalonde was in Mont- Isabelle MaoDonell, the daughter of A noted sportsman, he was presi- , j^j-icho” or one of Runciman’s vol- real on Sunday, where he attended Ranald and Isabelle MaoDonell. dent of the Hammond Recreation ' at the Monument National, an of- Death occurred on Thursday, Centre, a m-ember of Clarence iCallum' likes listening to music or ficial contest to choose a “Mr. January 22nd, the same date and Township Remeation Commission, ;^Jk7ng in ttrcGathTeau"!!!!!! Canada, Mr. America and Mr. Uni- day as that of her husband 28 years past president of the Hammond An enthusiastic gardener, she re- verse”. The contest was sanctioned ago. She was the mother of 12 hockey league and the Hammond Inspecteurs et Instituteurs gards Uxbridge, Ont., os her “grass- by the International Federation of children, six of whom predeceased Flyers hockey club. , roots” home. She had a country des régions Bodybuilders, of which Mr. Lalonde her. This was one of the great Recently he was named president residence there before 'W'orld War is an enthusiast. He is opening a soiTows of her life, as she dearly of the Russell County Cheese Pro- n and fondly recalls her 16 fruit body-building studio on Sinclair loved her family. ducers’ Association. trees. street. He was accompanied by his Death came as the result of a He was chief warden of St. d’Alexandria, Hawkesbury et Cornwall sister. Miss Rachel Lalonde, to a slight fall. Which she suffered in Matthew’s Church, Hammond, and Religion and public service are invitent •banquet in the evening in St. Denis her room, as a consequence of old was active in the League of the her family’s main themes. A grand- Ijounge. Miss Lalonde' is a Revlon age. Up until that time she was Socred Heart. father preached in Gaelic in the Beauty Counsellor at Morgan’s. up and around her room every day. Sui’viving, besides his wife, the Glengarry, Ont., church of novelist Commissions scolaires, organisations^provinciales, She lived less than ten days after former Florence Carrière, are two Ralph Connor, while ministering at the fall, although it did not appear brothers, James and Alexander, of Maxville and Mortintown. Her municipales et paroissiales When in need of Busi- serious. Hammond; three sisters, Mrs. ' father, the late Frederick Mac- Cleveland McPhee (Gertrude) of Callum, was a lifelong missionary, ness 0 r Professional Since the illness and death of her au assistance, consult the son Angus in 1951, she had spent Alexandria; Mi’S. Lome McLean | and her mother, the former Mina (Mary) of Metcalfe, and Mrs. Wil- 'Reid, is a Methodist minister’s “News” Business and most of the time from Septem’ber to June with her son Hugh and his liam Brennan (Kate) of Dorval, daughter. Professional Directory. family on the old homestead, but Que. I the summer months she spent in The funeral Was held from the I Her sisters, Mrs. E. M. Laird', now j in Lebanon, and Mrs. Frances SEMINAR REGIORAl d’EDUCATION her own home with her daughter. Tasse Funeral Home, Bourget, Ont., Rev. Sister M. Leo of St. Michael’s op Wednesday, January 14th, 1969, Crowther of Los Angeles, formerly qui aura lieu à Convent, Belleville, and the other to St. Matthew’s Roman Catholic I of Toronto, are active in social and members of her family, who never Church at Hammond, Ont., where educational work. Two brothers, missed a summer in visiting her. the Solemn Requiem Mass was sung now dead, worked in universities These are: her son Alex, and Mrs. by Rev. L. Desjardins, assisted by and Bible societies. l’ECOLE DU PERPETUAL SECOURS K. Pinto, R.N., of New York City; Rev. F. Binette, P.P., Casselman, as Mrs. Mary Vassar of Flushing, Long deacon, and Rev. L. Martel, P.P., Island, and Mrs. Chas. Lee (Anna- Luskville, as sub-deacon. ALEXANDRIA belle) of 'White Plains, N.Y. Many Mass cards, cards of sym- LOCHiE pathy and floral tributes were re- Besides six members of her own ceived. Among them was a tele- CINEMASCOPE family, she leaves 14 grandchildren We are sorry to hear that Alex B. gram from the Right Hon. John McDonald is a patient in Hotel and 17 great-grandchildren. All of Deifenbaker, Prime Minister, of THURSDAY - FRIDAY her family and 12 grandchildren Dieu, Cornwall, ha-ving undergone le 31 janvier, 1959 whose party the deceased ■was a an eye operation. SATURDAY were present at her wake and staunch follower. Bienvenue à tous January 29th, 30th and 31st funeral. ! Mrs. Edlwln McDonald returned The funeral was held Saturday The pallbearers were: her son-in- home from the hosjSital on Monday, Inscription pour la journée: $5.00 “The Young Lions” morning from the Marcoux <& law, Charles Lee, J. W. MacLeod', 'and we ar-e pleased to hear she is (ADULT) Morris Puneral^^ Home, Alexandria. Neil MacLeod, and three grandsons, feeling better. BANQUET INCLUS: ECOLE SECONDAIRE ALEXANDRIA The Solemn Requiem Mass was War Drama Lionel and Calvin Harris and j Roddie MacFhee, Misses Shirley Marlon Brando chanted in St. Finnan’s Cathedral Archie J. MaoDonell. by her pastor. Rev. Thomas Ville- and Helen McDonald, Montreal, and Montgomery Clift Mrs. MacDonell was a wbman of James MacPhee, Ottawa, all spent J neuve, Dalkeith, with Rt. Rev. Msgr. great endurance, extreme piety and Dean Martin - Barbara Rush Ewen J. Macdonald, as deacon, and , the weekend at their respective faith in God. During her final Ul- homes. THIS SATURDAY NIGHT’S Rev. Chas. Gauthier, Lochiel, as ,ness her daughter, Mrs. K. Pinto, SHOW will start at 6:15, be- sub-deacon. Rev. J. D. MoPhail, cause of its length. R.N., from New York, was 'with her Hugh P. MacMillan spent a few rector, was in the Sanctuary. Her to give her every help that could be days in Montreal on a business trip. MONDAY - TUESDAY remains were placed in the vault in given hei’. Donald A. McPhee spent Satur- February 2nd and 3rd Alexandria, awaiting burial in liOC- Much sympathy is extended to the day in Montreal visiting his daugh- hiel cemetery in the Spring. bereaved family. The esteem in ter, Sheila, who, -we are sorry to “Carve Her Name Blocked roads during her illness which she was held -was evidenced 'hear, is back in hospital. We hope and death necessitated last rites in by the continual crowds who visited to hear that she is feeling better. With Pride” Alexandria. the fimeral i>axlor and attended the Mrs. A. W. MacPhee and D. A. Drama funeral. Numerous Mass offerings motored to Cornwall on Wednesday. The music’s outlandish — the and floral offerings were received. jMrs. MacPhee remained for a few Virginia McKenna lyrics don’t fit — it’s crazy and Paul Scofield days to visit her sister, Mrs. George tuneless — but boy, wh^ a hit! A great many men shiver in the Layland. • INVITATIONS WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY cold just because they imagined they had the fire of genius. D. Dugas called on friends in the February 4th and 5th • ANNOUNCEMENTS DOCTOR • section during the week. RECEPTION CARDS “Camp On ZHIVAGO - a NOVEL WILUAMSTOWN her report, and additional scripture by BORIS PAS'TERNAK readings were diacussed with Mrs. • THANK YOU CARDS Blood island” Eight members of the United Q. W. Irvine. (ADULT) $4.50 Church Auxiliary of the WMS were The meeting closed in the usual Horror Drama entertained by Mrs. H. M. Grant, manner, followed by a social time. Andre Morell-Barbara Shelley at their January meeting. Mrs. C. INTEt-HATIOHAL-AIITW A. Cattanach had charge of the Wilfred McLeister worship service, which was taken When in need of Busi- “Snorkel” STATIONERY Drama from- the Missionary Monthly. The • ness o r Professional Featuring "THERMO-GRAVURE” PRINTI^ assistance, consult the Betta St-John SHOPPERS’ NEEDS hymn was read in unison, followed (Raised Lettering) by prayer, by Mrs. Cattanach. “News” Business and Peter Van Eyck ALEXANDRIA. ONT. Scripture readings were taken from Professional Directory. Isaiah, Chapters 11 and 42, and were read by Mrs. Clark MacDonell LET US ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR WEDDING PLANS and Mrs. A. L. Clark. Mrs. G. W. Irvine read a letter from Miss Ann .. . You may select your Wedding Invitations, Announcements end Davidson, asking for old nylon JJ. DUBUC, B.A., O.D. Acknowledgments with complete confidence as to quality and correctness of form. stockings for Korea, where they are OPTOMETRIST ravelled and made into useful at LEFEBVRE PAVILION articles. The treasurer reported (EYE EXAMINATIONS) WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, AtATCHES AND CAKE BOXES that the allocation of $275 had been Open All Day Wednesday, 9-12'a.m., ST. EUGENE, ONTARIO met, as well as $25 sent for a 1-6 p.m.; Wednesday Evening Korean project, and $25 to the John by appointment only FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th Neil Hospital. Lemay Block, Alexandria THE NEWS PRINTING COMPANY Mrs. H, M. Grant, secretary, gave Phone; Cornwall WE 2-6634 fClvrTT.F.Y WILLETTE and his SUNSET RAMBLERS P.O. BOX 10 — ALEXANDRIA, ONT. For RESULTS Use or Alexandria 293 from Plattsburg Everybody Welcome “NEWS” WANT ADS 2-4c Page 6 Tlie Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 29th, 1959

Officers Appointed At Annual LAFF OF THE WEEK Last Survivor Of Meet Glen Sandfield Congregation Pioneer Family IPrior to the well-attended annual o’clock service. Immediately fol- The funeral of Miss Christie Congregational Meeting held on lowing, the annual Congregational MacDougall, East Front, Cornwall, •Sundiiy .evening, Pastor J. Filson Meeting will be conducted. All was held at 2 p.m. Satui'day at Mc- MEN Reid preached on the text “Be of members and adherents are invited Arthur Bros, and MaoNeil Funeral good cheer”. The good cheer re- to be present. Home in Cornwall. mained, for 'the keynote which rang Rev. Lloyd (Hylton of Salem Un- through the enthe proceedings was THOUGHT FROM THE GLEN: ited Church, Summerstown, con- WHO THINK “heilmony”. “Use sin as it will use you; spare ducted the service, assisted by Rev. Following the hymn, "Blest Be it not, for it will not spare you: G. W. Ii-vine of Willlamstown. The the Tie That Binds”, Mr. 'Reid read it is your murderer, and the mur- body was placed in the vault at OF TOMORROW Chapter 13 of 1st Corinthians from derer of the world: use it, therefore, Woodlawn cemetery to await burial the Revised' Versicn of the Bible," as a murderer shouM bo used. Kill in St. Andrew’s cemetery, 'W'iUiams- andi completed the worship with it before it kills you; and. though town, in the Spring. prayer. it kill your bodies, it shall not be : Miss MacDougall, last surviving PRACTICE After the reading of the minutes able to kill your souls: and though | member of a pioneer United Em- by Secretai'y Lloyd MacMillan, re- it bring you to the grave, as it did pire Loyalist family, died at Corn- ports from the treasurers of the your Head, it shall not be able to wall General Hospital on January MODERATION various groups were read and ap- keep you 'there.” 22nd. She had been in failing proved— ^ health for one year. WA, Mrs. Gilbert MacRae; WMS, Born at the Bast Front and resi- Miss Mary MaoKenzie; Mission dent there all her Ufe, she was born TODAY Band, Helen MacMillan; Young MARTINTOWN on July 23rd, 1667, a daughter of People’s Union, Marilyn MacLeii- the late John Peter MacDougall nan; Chui'ch Treasurer, J. A. Mr. and Mrs. Ls'all Graham and and his wife, Margaret MacRae. Fraser; Chairmian of Board of Man- family of Ottawa, were weekend Pallbearers were Allan McGibbon, dgers, Wm. MacLennan; Man-e guests of Mrs. D. H. Camipboll, ■William Chafee, Boss MacRae, Alex Committee, G.. MacRae; Sunday North Branch. MacDougall, Mac MacRae and School, Mrs. Arthur MacMillan. Mrs. Barton of Seaforth, is spend- Han-y Masterman. ouse 0 In the Session Report, the min- ing the winter with her son, Ken- Hymns sung included, “Abide With Me” and “The Lord’s My ister paid tribute to the officers and neth Barton, Sr., and Mrs. Barton DISTILLERS SINCE 1857 members, for the succès,s that the and family. Shepherd”. Ms. Reginald Kyte church had enjoyed in the past M.>-s. Fred McIntosh has returned jwas the organist. yeai' through their dilivcnt work to Drumheller, Alta., after spending Relatives in attendance for the for the Master, Jesus Christ. Mr. a year with her sister. Mi's. Jas. funeral from out of town points in- Reid cnrphasized the laiue of team Clyde and Mr. Clyde. **Why» Mr. Carver—what a novel way to send a birth cluded Mr. land M's. Hector Mac- •work and the need of the Lord’s Mrs. Colin Hay, Miss Isobel and announcement! ** Rae and M. and M's. Ross Mac- guidance in all nctters. He ex- Mr. Armstrong of Winchester, were Rae, all of Avonm'ore. pressed his appreciation to members Sunday guests of M-. and Mrs. and adherents far their consci- Clyde. entious attendance at church serv- The. many fi'isnds of Mrs. John A beautiful calendar w,i,s received ices throughout the year. Cameron will be sorry to learn thar j from our Women’s Institut-e friend- The following officers were ap- .she is in the hospital suffering from 'ship link in England, and Mrs. M. pointed for 1959: a broken hip. jD. McMartin said she W'Ould be glad Sunday ■ School Supelintendent, I to acknowledge same. Boddy Fraser; Sunday School JANUARY MEETING W.I. Miss Colder 'Will be our guest Teachers, Mi's. John Fraser, Mrs. M'S. Geo. Taylor was hostess to speaker at the February meeting, Harry MacKenzie and Mrs. Wlliiam members of Martintown Women’s to be held at thê hccne of Miss C. MacLennan; Church Secretery, Institute at their January meeting. Murray, and the secretary vras Lloyd) MacMillan; Church Trea- Mrs. C. McIntyre presided, opening asked to contact the Gornwall Gen- if You are a User of Printing surer, John A. Fraser. the meeting in the 'usual manner eral Hospital to secure as much in- Board of Stewards — Chairman, ■and welcoming ail present. Roll formation as possible about the new Wm. MacLennan, Arthur MacMil- call, “How to postpone old age”, haspital rates, etc., oiïd' report at lan, Roddy MaoCuaig, J. A. Mc- brought forth many an amusing the next meeting. Many questions Latchie, Angus MaoLenr.an, Lloyd response, the general thougiht being were asked and it was decided it MacLennan,. Donald Bethune, Arn- Would be 'oest U) o’otaiii iiifoj.ii,i.tLlon j bo keep busy and keep in touch with Bills old MacRae and Ronald Mac- youth. direct. Lachlan. Correspondence included a le'tter I Mrs. George Kinloch, convener' Tags Trustees —^ D. MacKenzie, Gil- f'.'om Mrs. MePhatter in wivch she for Horn-e .Fmn.p.mic,s, gave a. de- Books bert MacRae, J. A. McLatchie, Lloyd stated that a new provincial presi- ;tai!e.d account on “V/hat is a Home Bonds MacMillan. dent was to be elected in 1969 and' Economist”, which included the Drafts 'Ushers — Gilbert MacRae, Arnold outlined a new procedui'e to be fol- training and work of an Economist, Labels MacRae, Gordon MacMillan, Roddy lowed ■w'hereby every m'sm'ber would This topic wias most interesting to Fraser. all the members and friends Ruling ”.ave a chance to vote, if she so de- Badges Organist — Mrs. Angus Ma.c- sire:;, for 'a president. Ms. Me- present. Lennan; Assistant Organist, Mrs. Phatter included m>any names, one ' Mrs. A. A. Edgar gave a humor- Blotters Arthur MacMillan. being our own Mrs. L. Clark. ous reading on “Housekeeping”. Dodgers Auditors—Lloyd MacMillan, Wil- A tetter was also received from I Luncheon was then sei'ved by the Cheques liam MacLennan. Mrs. Haggarty naming the delegates ■ hostesses, Mis.s Clara Murray, Mrs. Booklets Caretaker — W. Fraser. appointed to attend the ACWW 'j. P. McMartin, Mrs. M. D. Mc- Placards M & M Secretary, Lloyd Mac- Conference to be held in Edinburgh, , Martin, Mrs. A. C. MacdornaJd and Millan; M & M Treasurer, J. A. I M'S. George Taylor, all of whom Circulars Scotland, this year. Vouchers Fraser. The secretary read several letters were thanked by Mrs. H. Dupuis. The meeting closed with the sing- of thank'S from those whom we re- Tea Bags ing of “The Lord’s My Shepherd”, membered' at iChristm'as time. The First of the Year Handbills .and the benediction. 'Coiresjwndence further included Pamphlets a letter from the Cornwall General is inventory time. Bill Heads EAST HAWKESBURY SERVICE Hospital givmg new rates and ask- Invitations AT 10:00 A.M. ^ ing for our financial support. So why not check your Catalogues On Sunday morning, February Miss Calder, our new Home Price Lists Economist, wrote expressing her de- supplies of— 1st, church warship will bs held at Prize Lists 10:00 instead of. the usual 11:00 sire to meet with the members. Post Cards ★ LETTERHEADS Debentures Statements ★ STATE3VIENTS Note Heads Menu Cards ★ ENVELOPES Score Cards Blank Notes iç INVOICES Milk Tickets Programmes Letter Heads Legal Blanks And any other Factory Order Blanks or Business Forms. Memo Blanks Filing Cards Find out what you will be Legal Forms Prize Tickets needing soon, Bread Tickets Glazed Labels and place your order for Funeral Cards Laundry Lists ★ QUALITY Shipping Tags Window Cards WORKMANSHIP Show Printing Menu Booklets ^ & GOOD SERVICE Visiting Cards Business Cards Church Reports Greeting Cards Store Sale Bills Reception Cards Gummed Labels Memorial Cards At Home Cards Best cure for post-Christmas headache—a BNS Christmas Gift Account Posters, all sizes Batter Wrappers Guess who wishes heM opened a Municipal Blanks Auction Sale Bills BNS Christmas Gift Account last year ? Society Stationery Admission Tickets There’s nothiiw like a thick layer of bills to The earlier you start, the more you il Dance Programmes smother post-Christmasit-Chris joy! have on hand come Christmas ... so, visit Die-cut Labels, etc. moneysy worrworry that’s easily avoided. How? your nearest Bank of Nova Scotia branch Iwy openiopening a Christmas Gift Account at and open a 1959 Christmas Gift Account. Wedding Invitations The! Bank of Nova Scotia now-. Now is the time to do it. Counter Check Books Financial Statements THe IMOMAk AAors than 500 branches across Canada. London, Mew York, Chicago, the Caribbean, The News Printing Company Manoger: Alexandria Branch, D. Menard. Pablishen of THE GLENGARRY NEWS COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES MONEY PROBLEMS? SOLVE THEM WITH A The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 29th, 1959 Page 7 GREEN VALLEY Miss Mary"'Etherlngton, Montreal, was a weekend guest of James H. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Roy and family visited on Srmday in Sum- merstown with Mr. and Mrs. Rene Vaillancourt. Ambrose and Dan MacDonell of Montreal, visited on Saturday after- noon with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn MacDonald and family. They were accompanied home to Bridge End by Archie MacDonell, who spent the past couple of weeks in Montreal. Miss Phyllis MacKinnon, Corn- wall, was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pepin and Lily, Montreal, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. lÆ-Joie.

KEEPS ’EM OUT... Inverted funnel set on clothespins as Indl- ! cated will keep poultry from soiling their drinking water. Spring- j type clothespins are adjusted to hold the funnel a couple of ■--h...: above bottom of pan. MOOSE CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Hector MacRae of Avonmore, visited with Mr. and -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE- Mrs. Lynden Campbell and Heather, on Friday. Miss, Tena McLennan is spending GLEN ROBERTSON GLEN NORMAN a few weeks With her sister, Mrs. James Blair and Mr. Blair, at Lodi. Eddie St. John, Lancaster, spent A number from here attended the Miss Fern MacMillan of Corn- the weekend with Mrs. Esdon and Glengarry Highland Dancing com- wall, spent the weekend with her Miss Marie Seguin. petition held in Glen Nevis on Sat- father, Hugh MacMillan, and NEW ROYAL YORK SALUTES CANADA — A distinguished group collection, depicting purchase of the site of Toronto from the Mis- Mrs. Archie Morrison has re- urday evening. Claire Secours and brothers, Fraser and Donald Mac- of Canadian designers, artists and artisans blended their idc.as and sissauga Indians in 1788. This 'painting appears in The Ontario turned from Ottawa, where she Madeline Larocque, of this place, Millan. skins to achieve a distinctive Canadian theme in the public rooms Room. Top right: Polish-born Canadian Zygmund Mazui-, of Laval spent a few days with her daughter, were among the many contestants. Mrs. Archie Brunet and diaughter, named and decorated for the provinces of Canada in 'the new 400- des Rapides, Que., works on distinctive alum'inura relief panels show- Mrs. Gordon Patterson, Mr. Patter- Mrs. Sylvester MacDonald and Paulette, of Ottawa, spent the room, air-conditioned addition ito Toronto’s Royal York Hotel. The ing Fort Anne, Annapolis Royal, Nova 'Scotia, and Toronto’s Port son and children. children were business visitors to weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Emery new addition, boosting the hotel’s capacity to 1,600 rooms, making it York which adorn the elevator lobby. Lower left: An artisan of Ate- Mrs. Albert Oholette has returned Cornwall on Saturday. WhUe there Brunet and Diane. the largest in the British Comm'onwealth, will be formally opened lier-Ecole d’Artisanat in Pointe-au-Pic, Que., works on a magnificent to her home in the Glen, after they visited with her sister, Mrs. Mrs. John Petrachuk and mother, February 21st by Ontario’s Premier Leslie M. Frost, in the presence hooked tapestry which will decorate the Quebec Room. Lower right: spending a couple of months in Ed'. Baker and. children. Mrs. Steve 'Hrychuk of Ottawa, of N. R. Crump, president of the Canadian Pacific, and other govern- Mrs. Bessie Schween, of Calgary, makes a neat job of the Duke of Montreal. With Mr. and Mrs. Lucien visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ment and business leaders. Above centre: The Royal York.as it Windsor’s E.P. ranch brand, one of 342 authentic Alberta cattle Roddy MaoLennan motored to Theoret and family du^ins the Cuerrier and family on Saturday appeMs with new addition (right). Top left: Montreal artist Oharlas brands set into 91 leather panels adorning walls in The Alberta Montreal on Sunday with his weekend were his brother, Louis Greenwood puts flnishing 'touches to his 19x9-foot reproduction of Room. brother, Rae, and Miss Doris Con- and Sunday. Theoret and son, Robert, of Mont- Miss Ruby MacNeil of Ottawa, J. D. Kelly’s original canvas, now part of the Confederation Life —Canadian Pacific Photos nors, who returned to the city after real. Miss Claire Theoret of Mont- spending the weekend here. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mac- real, also weekended here with her M. Barnaby returned from Hotel Neil and family, and William Mac- parents. Mrs. Bill Proctor. A complete and Dieu, Cornwall, after spending a Neil. Garfield McDonald, 7th Con. of Beulah W.M.S. very satisfacto:^ treasurer’s report few days there for a check-up. Mr. Miss Flora MacGillivray of Crys- was given by the treasurer, Mrs. ADVERTISE IN “THE GLENGARRY NEWS" and Mrs. Bamaby also visited in Lancaster, and Mrs. Archie N. Mac- ler, is spending the winter months donald and children, and Brian and Wesley Johnson. Financial reports Cornwall with Duncan A. MacDon- with her sister, Mrs. William Mac- Met At Lancaster of 'the Mission Band and Baby Band ald and Roddy MacDonald, who Donna MacDonald, all of Glen Kenzie and Mr. MacKenzie. The Nevis, spent a feW hours on Sun- The January meeting of Beulah were given by the leaders, Mrs. send their best regards to friends many friends of Mr. MacKenzie will Wesley Johnson and Mrs. Norman in the Glen. day of this week ■with Mrs. Mac- be pleased to hear that he has re- WMS was held at the home of Mrs. donald’s mother, Mrs. A, Sayant, Donald Cumming. Mrs. Hartley Gumming. A sister of Mrs. Myles MacDonald, turned home from the Cornwall I It was decided that the Beulah ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUCHON Miss Christena MacDonald, who Rod and Florence. General Hospital, where he had MacCrlmmon, the president, was in charge of the worship service 'Society w'ould again join with St. lias been living most of the time Mr. and Mrs. D.^Brazeau and been a patient for two months. I Andrew’s, Williamstown, on Febru- in Montreal, has returned to the little daughters, Lillian and Fran- — “Growing Magnanimity". The Held every Wednesday prophets of the Old Testament were ary 13th, for the World Day of Glen to stay. cine, visited on Sunday afternoon PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prayer services. Miss Edythe Lacombe, Montreal, with their daughter and sister. Miss men to whom revelations about the I at Alexandria — starting at 7 ;30 p.m. ANNUAL I Mrs. Stewart Fiske is in charge spent an enjoyable weekend with Carmen Brazeau, at Maryvale true nature of 'God had come and We will pick up cattle for our sale at $1.00 per head The annual meeting of Knox as they proclaimed the given truth 'of a project to collect and ship a her folks here. Abbey, Glen Nevis. ' bale of old nylons to Miss Davidson over any reasonable distance. ' Miss Betsy Borrer has returned Presbyterian Church, Moose Creek, they proclaimed the new meanings was held in the schoolroom of the for man and his society. The value ' in Korea. to her work with the Bell Telephone week leave 'with her mother, Mrs. I Mrs. Albert Masson read an in- All hogs between 180 and 220 lbs, sold are tattooed in Montreal, after spending a three- Thomson Borrer. church on Saturday afternoon, of human life, right of persons to with Government Grade. when reports were received from prejudice, the shame of the plun- teresting article on the Lord’s 'the various organizations, of the dered poor and the supreme wicked- Prayer, Mrs. Stewart Fiske gave a church. ness of cruelty added new dimen- reading, “Honour the Lord with all iThy Substance”. Mrs. Gordon Mac- I Telephone 14-R-4 OMER POIRIER Rev. W. A. Douglas, B.A., of Avon- sions to mankinds understanding of life. ’These were the first steps Naughton read an article , entitled j more, Interim Moderator, conducted “What 19*59 Certainly Holds for Us”. I the devotional exercises. Hymn No. toward the discovery of neighbor- 284, scripture lesson and prayer. hood. Rev. Mr. Douglas was appointed The installation service was con- as chairman for the meeting. The ducted by Mrs, Brenda Telschow. A minutes of last annual meeting were chapter of the Study Book, “Con- read by Mary A. MclÆod', Congre- cerns of a Continent”, was read by gational secretary. Reports were given as follows : W.M.S. AND LADIES’ AID MET Kirk Session, Ernest A. McPhail, Mrs. Kenzie MacCuaig was clerk; Board of Managers, Norman hostess to the members of the WMS MacCuaig, secretary; Women’s Mis- and the Ladies’ Aid Society of Knox sionary Society, Mrs. Norman Mac- Presbyterian Church on Wednesday Cuaig, secretary; ladies’ Aid So- afternoon. YOU NEVER SAW ciety, Mrs. Earl MacNeil and Mac- Mrs. Angus Bethune, president of Kenzie MacCuaig; Mission Band, the ’WMS, opened the meeting ■with Mrs. Earl MacNeil; Young People’s Hymn 323, followed by prayer by Society, Mrs. Archie Buchanan; Mrs. Earl McNeil. Scripture reading from Genesis VOUR HORIE TOWR Sunday School, John K. MacLean, superintendent; Cradle Roll, Mrs. 18th Chapter, 1-16 yerses, by Mrs. Norman MacCuaig,. secretary. Norman MacCuaig. The Congregational treasurer, Mrs. J. Vanderwal, scripture les- Mary A. MacLeod, reported that all son, on “Sarah”. obligations of the congregation had “The Place and the Influence of been reached and that the past year Women in the Old Testament” is had been one of great pr<^ess. chosen for the study period. 'The chairman congratulated all Mrs. E. L. Blair read the 1st chap- ter of the Study Book entitled PAPER the organizations on the excellence of their reports. “Missions Are Changing”. Mr. Jacob Vanderwal was re- Offering and dedication. Roll call, appointed as Student Minister for word “Peace”. Paying of yearly thrown into the gutter the congregation and was com- fees. mended by a number of the mem- Minutes given fully by the secre- bers for the excellent work himself tary, Mrs. Norman McCuaig. or waste basket before and Mrs. VanderWal are accomp- Minute’s silence was observed for lishing. a member, Mrs. Hugh McMillan, ’The officers of the congregation who recently passed on. are: Mrs. Donald Urquhart was ap- it was read . . . Did You? Session—Charles E. Blair, George pointed Supply secretary; Mrs. L. Macintosh, Ernest A. McPhail, Norman McCuaig, convener of Archie Buchanan, Kenzie Mac- Flower fund. A pleasing treasurer’s But waste baskets and gutters are constantly being Take Advantage of Cuaig, Hugh A. Blair. report by Mrs. Murdie McLean. tilled with unopened expensive direct advertising, Beard of Managers — Hugh Mac- The February meeting is to be at Millan, Kenzie MacCuaig, Stanley the heme of Mrs. Norman Mac- sales ammunition shot into the air. EARLY DISCOUNTS! McKay, Norman MacCuaig, Keith Cuaig. Blair, Ramsay Baker, Angus A hym'n and prayer by Mrs. Wil- A newspaper always commands an audience with Bethune, Frafiér MacMillan and liam Robertson closed this meeting, prospective customers. It is never thrown aside $2.00 per ton for taking William' MacNeil. followed by Mrs. Archie Buchiinan ^ Sec.-Ti'eas. — Miss Mary A. Mac- presiding for Indies’ Aid, and open- og without first being read from cover to cover. Then delivery in January. Leod. ing with prayer. Mrs. Lynden ^ it is borrowed by the neighbors. Auditors — Ezekiel Blair, Stanley Campbell, newly elected secretary, McKay. gave an account of previous meet- p $1.50 per ton for taking Offering Collectors —^Fraser Mc- ing. Roll call and paying of yearly j 8 That’s why intelligent, attractive newspaper adver- Millan, Alex. McLean, Norman Mac- fees. I § tising is accepted as the most effective form of delivery in February. Cuaig, Murdie MacLean. New business — Decided that the ' ^ advertising your business. Ushers — Stanley McKay, Earl date for annual Bazaar be October g MacNeil, Keith Blair. 21st. Conveners and assistants: gj PLUS 5 PERCENT DISCOUNT for CASH Organists — Mrs. J. Vanderwal fancy work, Mrs. Kenzie McCuaig, « An advertisement in this paper will reach most of TO THOSE PAYIN<} BEFORE and Mrs. Kenzie MacCuaig. Ml'S. Angus Bethune, Mrs. Norman g the buyers in the local trade territory. ’Trustees — George L. Macintosh, McCuaig, Mrs. Archie Buchanan; IÆARCH 14th Hugh A. Blair, Ezekiel Blaii’. aprons, Mrs. Charles Blah, Mrs. g A vote of thanks by John K. Mac- Murdie McLean; novelties, Mrs. J. ORDER NOW and SAVE Lean was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. K. McLean; housekeepers, Mrs, The cost is very small, and beside we Vanderwal; the organists; the William Urquhart; knitting. Miss Q AT YOUR CO OP choirs (senior and junior) ; Sunday Tena MoLennan, Mrs. Jas. Blair; ^ School, and all other societies of post offi'Ce, Miss Violet McDiarmid, do the mailing and pay the postage the congregation for their work Mrs. Thomas Bethiuie. 8 during the year. A get-well card was signed by all || Glengarry Farmers’ Co-op An adjournment of meeting mo- present to be sent to Miss Alice Î5 tion was moved by Norman Mac- Grant, of the Cornwall General ||| THE GLENGARRY NEWS Mill Square Alexandria Cuaig. Hospital annex. ^ Rev. W. A. Douglas pronounced Lunch was served, and a social jg hour spent. the benediction. ii8S!SS8f«faî’28S?airA!Sririî8SSi3ï3ïï!i3SSSSSSSS«8iS!S!S8SSSKîïSSiZS!S?ifSSgfSSS?S823SSS!SS8SS?S8SSS?SSS885S!^^ Page 8 The Glengany News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, .January 29th, 1959 WANT ADS

10—Lost — Found ouries 1-0. ALEXANDRIA CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Lost — A ladies’ -wrist watch, on NOTICE Second Half Of The next two weeks’ schedule is Sunday, January 25th, on Bishop, Township of Kenyon as follows: Kenyon or Main St., Alexandria. Vehicles of any kind, also logs, February 2nd IRON & METAL For Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.; 50 cente for thirty w"ords or less; Finder please call Alexandria 651. wood, or any other material, are Schedule Starts 7 to 8, Greenfield vs. Legion. • • 2 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. 5-lp prohibited from being parked or Sunday, March 8th, will mark the 8 to 9, Lochiel vs. Reserve. Births, I>eaths: Jïo charge. Cards of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- piled on the Township Roads, so as end of regular play in the Border 9 to 10, Alexandria Bakery vs. WE BUY all kinds of SCRAP oriam; Minimum, 75 cents, 10 cents per line of 'verse. Public 12—Articles For Sale to obstruct the removal of snow on League, to be followed by the play- MoCrimmon. Notices: 12 cents pei- line, first insertion; 8 cents per line subse- said Roads. 10 to 11, Atlantic Hotel vs. quent insertioiw; 10 cents extra, if not paid in advance; 25 cents Two ton of alfalfa, 2nd crop; one Any damages resulting from same offs. ’The second half of the sched- W. MORRIS, Manager ule follows, excluding games already , Alexandria Flyers. extra, if Box No. used. Classified Display: $1.00 per column inch. single harness, never used. Apply i-will be the responsibility of the Phone: Lochiel 49 to Arthur Lefebvre, Glen Robert- owner of such obstruction. played: » February 9th 7 to 8, Atlantic Hotel vs. son. Tel. 360-W-4. 4-3c By Order of Council Board. January Copy for Classified Ads^mus# be in this office not later than Pri., 30—^Williamst’n vs. Maxville. Greenfield. Thursday, to appear in current we^’s columns. About 30 tons of good quality hay; PETER H. CAMERON, 8 to 9, MoCrimmon vs. Reserve. and MoCormick Pony tractor, 1^8 Road Superintendant, February m-odel, used one month. Guaran- To-wnshlp Kenyon. . Sun., 1—Maxville vs. Williamst’n 9 to 10, Lochiel vs. Alex. Flyers. teed. Apply to Jos. Sauve, RJt. 2, (in Alexandria). 10 to 11, Alex. Bakery vs. Legion. 1—Coming Events 7—Cards of Thanks Alexandi'ia. Phone 327-iW-2. Tues., 3—^Maxville -vs. Alexandria. REXALL (Continued! Township of Lochiel 5-2p ’Thur., 5—Alexandria vs. WllTtown LEAGUE STANDING <3urling Club Dance in Maxvllle NOTICE Re: MEETING (in Alexandra). Team— P W L T F A Pts Community Hall, on Friday, Feb- MacDONKT.T. — ’The family of the 1 used Dnotherm space heater, large MoCrinraion 1 1 0 0 3 1 2 size, complete with circulator, ’The February meeting of the Fri., 6—Lancaster vs. Maxville. I SUPER ruary 6th, under auspices of Max- Late Mrs. Archie Jim MacDonell, Township of Lochiel Council will be Lochiel 1 1-0 0 2 0 2 viUe Curling Club. Music by Cliff Dalkeith, , Ont., wish to thank $50; 1 200-gal. oil tank with stand Sun., 8—Williamst’n vs. Lancast’r Wilkes Orchestra. Everyone wel- their many friends and neighbors and guage, $35; l GE gun type oil held on i (in Alexandria). Greenfield 1-10 0 10 2 come. 3-3c for the kindness shown them in .burner, complete with all controls, Monday, February 2nd Tues., 10—^Maxville vs; Lancaster Flyers 110 0 10 2 I PLENAMINS their recent bereavement, the $50 (includes thermostat) ; 1 large instead of Tuesday, February 3rd, (in Alexandria). Bakery 10 10 0 10 The annual meeting oft' Là^ggan’s death of - their beloved mother, fm-nace circulating fan, complete at 10:00 a.m-., in the Township 'Thur., 12—Wills’town vs. Lancaster Reserve 10 10 0 10 ■| One dail-y Super Plena- January 22nd, 1959. with Vâ h.p. motor, $50; 3 used Atlantic 10 10-020 'Û Dairy Association, wUi be held at Office. (in Alexandria). A mins Tablet supplies nine 1 o’clock on Saturday, February car radios, very cheap; quantity A. jr. McDONA-LD, Legion 10 10 13 0 ■used BX cable sockets, etc. Can Sun,, 15—^Will’to-R’n vs. Alexiandria. '7th, at Laggan. — Neil F. Mac- MacLBOD — Rory J. and Mary Township Clerk Tues., 17—^Alexandria vs. Will’town important -vitamins (in- Crimmon, Sec.-Treas. 5-2c MacLeod, Kirk Hill, appreciate be seen at Shepherd Brothers, 5-lc very much the many good wishes ’phone 77, Alexandria. 5-lc (in Alexandria). I eluding B12) plus liver Tlegular meeting of the Lochiel ' received from relatives, friends Wed., 18—^Maxville vs. Lancaster 16—Farm Produce ' Township of Charlottenburgh (in Maxville). H and 12 valuable minerals School Area No. 1, will be held on and neighbors on the occasion of I Thursday, Februai'y 5th, at 8:30 their golden wedding date, Janu- COUNCIL MEETING Pri., 20—^Williamst’n vs. Maxville. Raymond Ouellette I including iron. pm., in Dalkeith School. 5-lc ary 6th. Thank you all very- Quantity of baled ha-y. Apply to Sun., 22—^Lancaster vs. WilTstown much. 5-lc Dan Anderson, Maxville, ’phone ’The regular February meeting of ELECTRICAL '■J AVAILABLE AT 156--W-2. 5-2c (in Alexandria). ' the Council of the Township of Tues., 24—Maxville vs. Alexandria. CONTRACTOR COMING EVENTS MacLEOD — The family of the late -Charlottenburgh will be -held at 19—Pets For Sale 10:00 Q.m. on Thur., 26—^Alexandria vs. Lancaster Remote Control Installation AT THE Ml'S. Duncan J. MacLeod, wish to (in Alexandria). I McLEISTER’S thank relatives and friends for Monday, 2nd February, 1959 Residential and Commercial their many acts of kindness and Registered Scotch Collie pups, six Fri., 27—^Lancaster vs. Maxville. Wiring BONNIE GLEN March I Rexall Drug Store messages of sympathy received weeks old, sable with white mark- instead of on the first Wednesday South-East Boundary Rd. Dance, Friday, January 30th. Music during their recent bereavement. ings. Contact Allan MacLeod, of the month, as is usual. Sun., 1—WllTtown vs. Alex-andi'la. ^ Prescriptions a Specialty Phone 430 Alexandria by the Glen Orchestra. Dancing Dimvegan, Ont. 5-lp RJR. 1, Dalkeith. Phone: Lochiel W. J. MURRAY, Wed., 4—^MaxvlUe vs. WilTstown I PHONE 21 ALEXANDRIA 9:30 to 1:30. 4-lc 15-R-43. 6-2c Clerk - ’Treasurer (in Maxville). 49-tf Williamstown, Ontario, Fri., 6—^Alexandria vs. Maxville. The family and neighbors of Mr. 8—In Memoriam 31—^^Wanted — Miscellaneous 26th January, 1959. and Mrs. John Allan Cameron Sun., 6—^Alexandria vs. Lancaster. will be pleased to have you and LOTHIAN — In loving memory of Basswood Logs, 10” and up. Con- yours attend a social evening a dear friend, Huena, who passed tact Ken MacLennan, Dalkeith. Notice To Creditors marking the sixtieth anniversary aWay February 2nd, 1958. 1-tf In the Estate of Thomas Gauthier, of their marriage, to be held at One year has passed since that sad Merchant, deceased. Broomball Loop Bonnie Glen Pavilion, Saturday, Deadstock removed from your farm All persons,having claims against February 7th, 1959, at 9 p.m. day The one we loved was called away, promptly for sanitary disposal. the Estate of Thomas Gauthier, late 5-2c C3.C0 sendee charge for each call. Now Has 8 Teams God' took her home, it was His will. of Alexandria, Ontario, who died on Manufacturing Plant Smiley Willette and his Sunset But in our hearts she llveth still. Telephone collect: Corn-wall 'WE or about November 2nd, 1958, are Gfeenfleld and -the Armouries 2-6821, St. Lawrence Rendering hereby notified to send particulars have now entered the Broomball Ramblers will be playing at the —Claire and Peter Forbes. Company Limited. 59p of Bonnie Glen on Friday, February St. Eugene, Ont. 5-lc of same to the undersigned on or League, making a total of eight 6th, from 9:30 pm. to 1:30 a.m. before February 27th, 1959, after contestants for the Molson ’Trophy. 32—Business Opportunities which date the Estate will be dis- Come and bring your friends. LOTHIAN — In loving memory of In last Monday night’s play, 5-2c tributed, with regard only to the Guarantee Sport Garments a dear aunt, Mrs. Nelson Lothian, Stores for rent; choice locations. claims of which the imdersigned Ronnie Kemp scored for the Alex- Watch next week’s paper for news who passed away February 2nd, Main St., Alexandria. Phone 92. shall have notice, a-nd the under- jandria Flyers, defeating the Bakery of the Mardi Gras Dance. 6-lc 1958. 4-tf signed wiU not be liable to any 1-0. ALEXANDRIA “Nothing but memories as we person of whose claim they shall Pred-dde and Raymond Quesnel journey along. 33—Apartments—Flats To Let not then have notice. swept in two goals for Lochiel, leav- 2—Births Longing for a smile from a face DATED at Ottawa, this 26th day ■ ing the Atlantic Hotel scoreless. that is gone.” Modern 4-rc(Jm apartment with 3- of January, 1959. CDBRRIBR — To Mr. and Mrs. The scoring line of Gordie Fraser, FOR SALE Maurice Cuerrier (nee Mary —Always remembered by piece bathroom, Kenyon St. W. LIEffvP & LIEEIP, Keith MacDonald and Ralph Mac- •Beckstead), Varennes, at St. Hu- Margaret and Lynus MacPherson Apply to R. J. Graham, ’phone 18 Rideau Street, Brick building with metal roof, 2-storey, bert General Hospital, on Friday, and children. 158, or D. J. Baxter, ’phone 122. Ottawa, Ontario, 8weyn netted three goals tor the January 23rd, 1959, a son. Glen Sandfleld, Ont. 5-lc 5-3c Solicitors for I McCrimmon team, while Laurent 60x45 ft., with 2 two-storey storage sheds MARY ESTHER GAUTHIER, i Poirier marked one goal for the 60x22 ft. and 20x20 ft. LAHZON—^To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Administratrix. 5-3c 9—Personal 37—Help Wanted Female Legion. Hot water oil heating system. Bauzon (nee Annette Gladu), MacKinnon scored for the Green- ■Chute Des Passe, Que., on Mon- Wanted, a special machine operator day, Decem'ber 22nd, 1953, a Would Leona Stevens (nee Leona for work on buttonhole machine, field team, who defeated the Arm- daughter, Chantal. Rock) formerly of Ottawa, On- button sewing machine and blind tario, or anyone knowing her stitch machine. Apply at Josef GLEN NEVIS LEONARD—To Constable and Mrs. whereabouts, have her contact Augstein Ltd., 17-3 Kenyon West, Will Sell at $18,000 Harry Leonard (nee Theresa Alfred H. Herman, 26 Main Street ’phone 640. 5-lc Jim -Gill McDonell, Bemie Mc- Smith), Ottawa, at Grace Hos- North, Weston, Ontario. 3-3c Donell, Ai-chie McLeod and Clar- Electric Motors Terms If Desired pital, on January 6th, 1959, a son. 38—Help Wanted Male ence Morrison r-ecently attended the Use a herbal laxative for quick- re- Motorama Show in Montreal. REPAIRS and REWINDS LEVAC — To Mr. and Mrs. Rolland lief of constipation, biliousness, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McDonell, to all makes of Electric Motors PLANT CAN BE SEEN AT ANY TIIVEE indigestion. Kipp’s Herb Tablets Levac (nee Helen Decaire), Dal- Natalie, Kyle and Leighton, and Mr. NEW and USED MOTORS For Sale keith, at Bon Pasteur Hospital, 35c and $1.00 at McLeister’s Drug YOUNG MEN Hawkesbury, on Monday, Janu- — Alexandria; and McDermid’s WANTED Rod A. McLeod returned from De- OUELLETTE For further information ary 26th, a son. Drug — Maxville. 5-9-13-17c troit this -weekend, after spending call JEAN-MARIE LEVAC—Phone 88, Alexandria TO TRAIN AS ten days wdth members of their Electric & Hardware Phone 247 Alexandria MASSIA — Mr. and Mrs. Charles ■WHY PEEL OLD? Feel Years STORE MANAGERS families there. Emile Massia (nee Claudette La- Younger. Ostrex Tonic Tablets STBDMAN STORES Master Ian McDonald, son of Mr. have openings for men between londe), Alexandria, wish to an- revitalize thousands past 40. Only and Ml'S. Don.alo W. McDonald, is nounce the birth of their second 60c. At all druggists. the ages of 17 and 30 undergoing treatment in Shriner’s daughter, on January 24th, 1959, 3-4-5-6-7-8-10-11-12C ■WE CAN OFFER YOU A a sister for Helene. FUTURE WITH SECURITY Hospital, Montreal. Mr. and Mi'S. Vincent Alery, and Group Insurance the Misses Loretta and Norma Mc- QASSIFli^ COIIIHNS 7—Cards of Thanks and Pension Plan Benefits EYE EXAMINATIONS Donell were with their father over Apply to CHENIER — ’The family of the late BY OUR REGISTERED the weekend. Mrs. J. B. Chenier wish to thank OPTOMETRIST Manager of the Alexandria Store for particulars, or write to A number from this district at- relatives and friends for their Phone (i(17 for Appointment tended the funeral service for John kindness, messages of sympathy, STEDMAN BROS. LTD. TERMS AVAILABLE Cameron, 5th Lancaster, which was spiritual and floral offerings re- 136 Portland Street, Toronto 2B ceived at the time of her death. I Filion’s Jewellers 4- held in Alexandi'ia last Monday. 3c 5-lc I 44-tf I Archie A. McDonell spent some 41— time with Mr. and Mrs. Ai-abrose Salesmen Wanted 'McDonell, Montreal. Singer Sewing Machine Cempany Joe McDougald, Green Valley, salesmen required lor Alexandi'ia [spent Saturday With Mr. Rod A. and the surrounding area. Must McDonell an-i family. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL own car; must be interested in future and be a presentable self- starter. Salary, liberal commis- sion, car allowance, company DIRECTORY benefits. Apply to 74 Main St., Hawkesbury. Tel. ME 2-2983. 51-tf INSURANCE ACCOUNTANTS - AUDITORS A Texas OIL COMPANY INSURANCE Ottawa, Cornwall, Kingston 'WANTS MAN OVER 45 Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- Brockville For ALEXANDRIA area mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- MacLEOD, COMPJE WE NEED a good man at once and niture, Theft, Wind and Farm wé are willing to pay top eai-nings. Buildings. & COMi’ANY We jirefer someone between 45 and Certified Public Accountants 65 . . . who can make auto trips for MORRIS BROS. Licensed Municipal Auditors about a week at a time . . . and can Phone 33 Alexandria DONALD A. MacLEOD call on small town industrial and 1-50 tf Licensed Trustee in . Bankruptcy rural property owners. WORTH $12,000.00 BARRISTERS CORNWALL O-TTAWA- 338 Second St., W. 27 Merritt Ave. -Our top men in other parts of MILLIGAN & MacDONALD Tel. -WE 2-3613 Tel. 2-4123 counti-y draw exceptional earnings 1-56 tf up to $12,000 in a year. This open- .Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries ing in the Alexandria area is worth R. P. Milligan,-Q.C, just as much to the right man. We D. J. MacDonald, B.A. BERNAUD CARDINAl., B.A. take care of all deliveries and col- 122 Sydney Street COMPTABLE LICENCIE lections. Pay earnings in advance. ■Cornwall, Ont. — Phone -WE 2-3640 Licensed Public Accountant Write a confidential letter to ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: M P. SV/ALLOW, President, Jnsurance Bldg., Main -St. North 717 Second Street, East, Cornwall P.O. Box 789, Fort W’orth 1, Texas Thursday of each week—9-5 Telephone WE 2-3013 5- ic i-59 tf Alerandria — Tel. 174 1-57 tf 42— Agents Wanted TV — RADIO - HI-FI Your area requires a dealer to i SINCLAIR,TV SUKVIUB D. A. EAWTHROP. ..B.COMM. service well established 'Clientele. JOHN -P. SINCLAIR, Prop. CERTIFiED Numerous 'advantages, high com- — Tel. No. 188 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT mission. Interesting profits are awaiting ambitious cfealers with i ADVERTISE IN THE SALES and SERVICE 101 Sydney Street RADIO, TV and HI-FI our large variety of Cosmetics, | MARLBOROUGH ST., MAXVILLE WE 2-54~21 Tonics, VitaniiiLs, hcusehold ne- ■ GLENGARRY NEWS (Near Post Office) CORNWALL, ONTARIO ccssitie.'. Familex, Dept. 97, 1600