• Get a suspended sentence • Hate to see money spent on -in traffic court from now on, bringing in. natural gas when -and the suspense may be even our friends say we’re unbearable. Tine Glengarry New well supplied now. ONE OF CANADA’S AWARD-WINNING WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS

VOL. LXVT — No. 28 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 11th, 1357 SINGLE COPY 7c

TO PRACTICE SURGERY Magistrate Lalonde Inaugurates Own Saw Horse Killed AT CORNWALL Alexandria May Have Natural By Lightning Drive Against Traffic Violators Arcade Trottier and his son, Gas Line Within A Year Gerald, 16, of the 9th Lancaster, Has Suspended Driving Permits Of Six came as close!, to being struck by Consumers’ Gas Co. Application For In Local Court Within Last Three lightning as they ever hope to, Fri- Franchise To Serve Town Given Peter J. Gelineau day of last week, while haying. The Weeks And Promises More Severity, horse Gerald-had been using while First Readings At Council Meeting raking, only minutes before, was • Two drivers had' their permits suspended for one-year Interred Here killed by the second of two bolts of Alexandria may be served by a natural gas pipeline within periods, and another, involved in a hit-rnn ease, is'heing recom- Many relatives and family friènds lightning that struck close as the a year, Town Council was told Tuesday night when it gave first mended for a one-year suspènsion to the Registrar of Motor attended the funeral of Peter J. man and boy', huddled under the and second readings to a by-law that would give the Consumers Vehicles. These sentences in Magistrate’s Court here Tuesday, Gelineau, held Monday morning by load of hay to escape the heavy G-as Co. of Toronto a 20-year franchise to service the town. were the opening gun in ,a campaign of more severe‘sentencing motor cortege from Montreal to St. downpour of râin. The by-law now goes to the Fuel Board at Toronto for •on traffic ^violators, which Magistrate Lalonde announced he Finnan’s Cathedral and cemetery Gerald had been raking, his father necessary approval, and when that has, been secured Council intends to institute. They follow three other suspensions of here. Mr. Gelineau died suddenly, loading, when storm clouds came may give it third reading Ænd make it law. driving privileges imposed b"y| Magistrate Lalonde recently. July 4th, following a heart attack. up. Gerald tied the horse to a fence post and went to help his ’father get Art Mason, a representative of Consumers’ Gas Co., Last week a driver lost his per- Chief mourners were his widow, in the load, but the rain came appeared- before Council at mit for a year when convicted the former Lucy: M. Macdonald of Drivers, Beware! quickly. As théy huddled under the Tuesday night’s meeting, when •of cutting in ; another received Alexandria; his daughter, Mrs. Pat wagon, one bolt struck close by and 3 Generations he reviewed strides already a six-months’, rest from driving Herewith a statement from Sharkey and Dr. Sharkey of Kitch- a second struck and killed the 12- made by his company in plans Magistrate Lalonde on his new ener. . Three brothers, Jack Gelineau Have Birthdays on a careless driving count. year-old mare some 200 yards from DR. ALEXANDER JOSEPH MC- to^ service Ontario cities and traffic safety campaign of more of Detroit; Jim Gelmèàù of. Mont- them. Neither felt any effect from Two weeks ago another .driver severe sentencing: real; Duncan j. Gelineau of Alex- LEAN, a native of Greenfield, this Today, The 11th towns between Windsor and had his. permit suspended. the bolt, though a neighbor bring- week opens a practice in general Montreal. The Toronto-Mont- “The No. 1 problem today is andria, and a sister, Mrs. Ross ing his cows heme, later reported Valentine G. Chisholm, former In court Tuesday, Magistrate La- Waffle of Owosso, Mich. surgery at Cornwall, where he will the traffic toll of fatalities, he “tingled all over”. clerk of Lochiel Township, is 92 real line is to be completed by londe Announced the new, get- personal injury and property have his office at 238 Augustus November, he pointed out and His son, Jack, on a wedding trip street. today, and he will be receiving tougher policy which he intends to damage ever on the increase. 1 The series of electric storms that it will cross the county on a maintain in his courts in an effort to the western US., was contacted have slowed haying operations the warm good wishes of many As a Magistrate, I feel I have a only on Sunday night and could not td save lives.' He read a press re- •throughout the area have resulted - A son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus J. friends. But that's not the whole line slightly ,south of the Brown great responsibility in this re- reach home for the funeral. story. House. port :in Which judges and magis- gard. in the deaths of quite a few heads McLean, Greenfield, Dr. McLean His company is interested in trates were being blamed, because “Experience has shown, par- Born atrLochiel, in 1887, Peter J. of stock struck by ligjjfning. attended SB. No. 6 Public School in His daughter --in - law, Mrs. of their lenient sentences, for the ticularly in sections of the Prov- Gelineau was a son of the late John Kenyon, and Maxville High-School, Angus Chisholm of Lochiel, was bringing the advantages of natural A barn on the farm of Paul winning the McLennan Foundation gas to Alexandria, he declared, and Increase in the traffic toll. And he ince of Quebec, that in those Gelineau and. his .wife, Annie Mc- Theoret, Apple Hill, was struck and born on July 11th, too (we dare warned those who drive without districts where traffic judges Millan. He was educated in the and Carter Award Scholarships. not say what year). And her he felt that if the necessary fran- destroyed June- 28th. Only a small Upon his graduation from Queen’s chise' is secured from Council, the regard for the law or their fellow used severity following convic- local school and Vankleek Hill Col- amount of insurance was reportedly grandson, Ronnie Theoret of legiate, and later clerked for a time Medical School, Kingston, in 1952, connecting line to dur town might drivers to expect more severe sen- tion, the number of accidents carried on the .building. Cornwall, infant son of Mr. and tences when convicted in his courts. has decreased considerably. in McPhee’s store here and at Ed- he served a rotating internship at Mrs. Roger Theoret, is on,e year be completed in less than a year. “I have adopted a policy of monton prior to bis enlistment with the Ottawa- Civic Hospital. Later, old today. Mr. Mason pbinted out the entire cost of the line will be met by the severity following conviction on the outbreak of wax in 1914. he completed three years of post- i A.H.S. Boys graduate work in surgery at St. - So to Ronnie, his grandma company, as will cost of installing Maxville Area any traffic charge, and that will Mr. Gelineau took the Officers' y and his great grandfather — be followed in my courts. There Vincent Hospital, Toledo, Ohio, Be- underground gas mains and con- Training Course at Ottawa and went Happy Birthday! necting links, to homes, business Man Hurt Monday is automatic suspension Mr coming chief surgical resident dur- overseas in 1915, winning his cap- Enjoyed Tour ing his final year. During his fbuxth 0 places and industry. ' Murray Rogers, 47, RR 2, Max- three months for an impaired taincy in the field. He was seriously driver; six months where injury The climax to a year’s hard work, ye.ar at the City Hospital, Akron, The advantages of natural gas in ville, received injuries to his chest wounded in 1917 when he won the Ohio, Dr. McLean was senior sur- heating and cooking, over other and .back in an accident on the or property damage results. Military Cross for bravery in action. (pie annual bus trip for the boys of Busy Night For “But. in all traffic violations AHS agriculture Class, this . year gical resident. He plans to restrict fbels, were extolled by Mr. Mason, •CornwaU-Monckland road Monday. He spent a year in Lady Northcliffe his practice to general surgery. who declared it was much more Rogers was driving Bis truck in . in my court where there is evi- Hospital before being well enough wended westward around Lake On- tario with return via northern New Constable Kell economical and clean. His com- the direction of Moncklprid at about dence the driver of the vehicle to return heme. {las consumed intoxicating bev- York state. Thirty students accom- pany, he'declared, also is vitally •4:30 pm. He hit the shoulder and In 1919, Mr. Gelineau joined the •Provincial Constable L. C. Kell of interested in bringing new industry ' Was thrown from, the truck: erages, I shall suspend drivers’ panied by Lome Whelan, _ were the Lancaster- detachment, had a privileges if I have the power. sales staff of General Motors and driven by Louis Carrière. Glen Sandfield into any community it serves and spent some years in Toronto before busy time of it through Sunday this will be another advantage He was takeh to Cornwall Gen- Beginning-their jaunt with a tour eral Hospital, where his condition being transferred to Montreal, where night on his patrol of No. 2. There, when and if Alexandria gives the of the St;j-Lawrence Seaway ,and Concert Enjoyed was considerable damage to cars and was stated to be “satisfactory”. he had since been, employed in a necessary franchise; . ' . Couple Marked senior sales capacity. Ipower project,; students contrasted Despite hurricane Audrey’s lash- trucks involved in four accidents, A passenger in the truck, Stanley ' today’s great ‘symbol of progress but fortünat'ely only one injury. Duncan J. MacDonald, Cornwall One of Peter Geliheau’s abiding ing storm, a splendid crowd greeted) lawyer, accompanied Mr. Mason, and Shepherd, 214 Eighth Street West, with that of their next stop at Old the Covichord quartette in Glen A Montreal driver, C. Cuillian, Cornwall, Was. shaken up by the Golden Date interests was sport and he had spent he dealt with the ‘legal aspects of Fort Henry, ; outside Kingston, Sandfield Hall, on a recent • Friday may lose his left arm as the result accident, but received no serious much of his leisure time in further- where century-jold fortifications re- such a franchise. A family celebration was held evening. s of a crash near the Bainsville side- injury. Sunday, at the home of Mr. and ling amateur sport in Montreal newed Canada’s ‘early history. Mon- The by-law now goes to, the Fuel This troupe, representing Geneva, road about 9 pm. Sunday, evening. Mrs, Ronald Cataford, in Montreal, i north. Hé was to see his son, Jack, day’s . stop .oçèK . w^s . at tire | Boy Board of Ontario for approval. the Covenanter College located at the occasion being Jhe golden wed- make good in hockey as gbaler with Scout headquarters in Oshawa. A hit-run driver was involved in Fill Improves Boston Bruins and Quebec Aces over Beaver Falls, Pa., is touring the ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday began with an inspec- the first of the series of accidents a ten-ÿear period. Of a retiring continent Coast-to-coast on a 13,000- at 6:15 pm. Sunday on the curve Cataford of Alexandria. The couple, tion of General Motors’ plant and mile motor trip and, came .to us Retires From Main Street Frontage aged 72 and 71, respectively, are nature, Mr. Gelineau yet made many at South Lancaster. A car travel- friends, who regret his passing. a visit to thé E. P. Taylor stud from Boston. 1 natives of Ste Anne dé Prescott and ranch," where some of Canada’s ling west sideswiped an eastbound Main street north, the area west The singer-speakers were James car and kept going. We understand of Main and bounded by Kincardine moved here 45 years ago. Mrs. He leaves his wife; his daughter, finest horse-racers are bred.- Ron- Post At Queen’s Cataford Is the former Celina Mrs. Pat Sharkey of Kitchener; his C. Peimington, lead, of Beaver Falls, the car has been located and charges and St. George streets that is, has nie Shirtliff met the boys at noon Pa.; Robert H. McFarland, first Dr. D. C. Matheson, professor and Hiotte. son, Jack Gelineau of Montreal; in Toronto .and escorted them on a will be laid. ieceived a rgal face-lifting as some tenor, of Sterling, Kansas; D. Ray- head of the department of anatomy They have seven children — four brothers and three sisters: Jim, tour he had mapped out for them, At 9 pm. near the Bainsville side- 2,000 yards of .fill went into lifting mond McCracken, bass, of Phila- at Queen’s University, who has been •the low land afound Louis Shep- Roland, Omer, and Bernard, of of Montreal; Jack and Mark, of De- including a visit to Hart House, road, a 1949 Ford driven by C. Cuil- associated with the University for Montreal; Lorenzo of Kingston; troit; Duncan J., of Alexandria; delphia, Pa., and Wayne R. Spear, lian of Montreal, allegedly pulled herd’s new home to street level. The Casa Loma, the Ontario Museum barritone, of Bovina Center, N.Y., 46 years as student and teacher, nas fflled area is 204x110 feet and In- Ludavic, of . Vancouver; Dolores, Mrs. Mary Emery, of Detroit; and a ride on the subway. The out to pass another vehicle and retired. Mrs. Onil Morin of North Bay, and “Cass”, Mrs. Ross Waffle, of all pre-ministerial students. - cludes a widened shoulder on the night was spent at Maiton. crashed into a 1949 Kaiser driven by Born in Martintown, after gradu- highway up to the Shepherd prop- Meriza, Mrs. Victor Huot, of Mont- Owosso, Mich.; Martha, Mrs. Justin The first part of their pro- Viola Bahnatear of Fonda, N.Y. : real. Bammil, of Napanee, Indiana. Wednesday was the highlight in gramme included such favorites as ating from Williamstown and Corn- erty. .the boys’ estimation when, under The Ford was demolished and its wall High Schools, he took the short An anniversary Mass celebrated by. ‘ The Lads of the Old Brigade”, driver may lose his badly injured Good progress is being made by • On arrival of the funeral cortege the arrangements of Art Stimsoh, course for teachers at Cornwall Rev. Lucien .Joyal at Sacred Heart “Through the Park” and Geneva’s left arm. •G. Pattyn & Son, Laggan, on the from Montreal at 10 am. Monday, formerly associated with AHS, they version of “The Whiffenpoof gong”. Model School and taught for 3H Church, on Monday, July 8th, was Rev. J. D. McPhail, rector of St. Just west of Summerstown. at 1:40 framing of Mr. Shepherd’s new attended by the couple and near-by were privileged to inspect the A. V. The second part featured the years in publip schools. He entered Finnan’s, met the body at the am. Monday, a car driven by Emile ranch-type home on the property. relatives. Roe jet engine plant, and enjoyed Psalms as sung from the Covenanter Queen’s University in the faculty of Cathedral door, and the funeral Lafrance of Summerstown Station The house will be 62x28 with at- ——e lunch through courtesy of that metrical translation, medicine in 1911, teaching in Sas- tached garage and full-length base- Mass was chanted by Rt. Rev. corporation. Camp for the night left the road on a curve, ploughed katchewan in the summers of 1912- Msgr. Ewen J. Macdonald, VG, DP. In all their songs the harmony across the yard of Walter McLean ment. It will have an angel-stone Winners At Social was made in Guelph. was delightful and the singing of 1914, and securing his medical de- front. Present in the Sanctuary were- Rev. and damaged his gas tank. Damage gree in 1915. He' was lecturer In Prize winners at the St. Raphael’s A. L. Cameron, Rev. C. F. Gauthier, Thursday, following a brief tour the Psalms “a capella” was thrilling. to the car was estimated at $400. of the Ontario Agricultural College The diversified programme closed anatomy at Queen’s from. 1915 to Social held July 8th, are as fel- Rev. D. A.' Kerr and Father Mc- •Estimated $3,000 damage to a Mc- 1919, interning at the same time at Two Additional lows: Phail. Father Gauthier recited the in Guelph, the group set out for with beautiful college shdes and in- Niagara Falls, where camera en- spiring personal testimonies.- Callum Transport carrying five new the Kingston General Hospital in Draw tickets — $50, Miss Therese^ prayers at (he graveside. Pontia s was done at 4 am. when thusiasts had a field day. Here The plate offering was $45.40. e the latter two- years. In the fall Successful Candidates Rozon, of North Lancaster; $25, Mrs. Major Angus McDonald read the the transport left the road near Jos. Roy, of Glen Roy; $16, Mrs. Joe they crossed the border onto the (Continued on Page 8) , of 1920 he became assistant profes- In addition to those .previously Legion ritual at the grave. American side and thence to Roch- — o Johnston’s Garage, west of Lan- Filian, of Green-Valley ; $10, Jimmie caster, and rolled on its side, spew- sor of anatomy at the university reported, two other pupils of Rev. Sauve, of Green Valley; $5, Louis The paûbearers were three broth- I ester, where they spent the night and in 1925 was made full professor, ers: Jim, Jack and Duncan . J, Gelin- |at the K. of C. Hall- Family Marks ing its expensive cargo into the •C. H. Hawes took Grade VI Plano Menard, of Green Valley. ditch. Carl Wiltse of Linders, pnt., two years later being promoted to eau; . two nephews, Bobbie and Friday included a tour of the ■with the Royal Conservatory. They Lace tablecloth — Mrs. Charles 40th Wedding Date the driver, escaped injury. Kitts, of Lancaster. Melvyn Gelineau, and Peter J. Eastman Kodak Co., and the after- head of the department. , are Heather Grant (honours) and Morris. noon was devoted to shopping, VVanda Mitchell (pass).' Doll — Mrs. Jos. Filion, of Green On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Valley. Included in those coming from which of course included souvenirs Morris entertained at a family din- •Montreal in the cortege were sev- for the folks back home. Early eve- ner in-honor of Mr. and Mrs. eral representatives of General ning found them bound for Water- Michael J. Morris, who celebrated Allan McDonald Drowned While Glengarry Audiences Much Enjoyed Motors and other friends including town, where the Knights of Colum- their 40th wedding anniversary on Mrs. R. S. McLeod and Mrs. Irene bus here too provided hospitality for June 18th, Home for the day were: Working For Paper Co. In North Loranger. Also present from a dist- the night. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Morris of Concerts By Cape Breton Troupe ance were: Dr. and Mrs. Pat Saturday morning found the boys Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Elliot Drowned Thursday morning of near Sudbury, served as an inter- Sharkey of Kitchener; Mrs. Rex in Potsdam, which they inspected at and Maureen of .Strathmore, Mr. last week while at work with fellow mediary in learning the circum- Two appreciative Glengarry audi- son, 10, was the youngest piper in a Laplante of Corunna; Mrs. Ross their leisure. The drive homeward, and Mrs. Ed. Mulcair, Michael and employes of the KVP Pulp & Paper stances and transmitting them here. ences were well entertained by Cape fine band, that included 12 pipers Waffle of Owosso, Mich.; Mrs. which was to include an American Eddie of Ottawa. Co. of Espanola, Allan McDonald, Word of the tragedy camé as a Breton’s famous “Macdonald Hun- and six drummers. Their counter- James McDonald of Cornwall. tour of the St. Lawrence Seaway Rev. J. D. McPhail, Sandy Boyd, 37, of Alexandria, is still the object shock to many friends of the young dred” Junior Pipe Band over the maxching was well exe0uted and development was clouded by rain, so of a search of the waters of the The family received many evi- and Donald McDougall were present man and his family here. Allan weekend when the group of vari- their wide range of numbers was early Saturday afternoon 30 happy to supplement ”016 talent of the Spanish River, though there’ is no will be remembered as a most like- tartaned girls displayed their talent amazing in girls so young. Pipe- dences. of regret and sympathy in boys arrived back in their old home Morris family for a pleasant musical hope that he survived the" plunge able young man, one who possessed in band music; dance and song'. Major Frances MacLeod accom- j the -passing of Mr. Gelineau. town. aftermath. into Lake Windego. many fina traits of character, among The troupe played to an audience panied many of the dance numbers. The son of Mr. arid Mrs. Patrick them a warm friendliness. There is of some 500 huGlengarry Gardens, Rev. A, W. R. MacKenzie, director R. McDonald of Alexandria, Allan sincere sympathy for his parents "Friday night, when they were spons- Of (he Gaelic College of Celtic Fine was one of seven employes of the and family in his untimely death. ored by St. Finnan’s parish. On Arts at St. Ann’s on Cape Breton’s To Have New Fire Brigades At Williams’» And Front company who were crossing the He was bom in Alexandria, 37 Tuesday night they returned to Cabot Trail, played the part of •lake in a 40-foot boat at 10:30 last Glengarry to entertain on Maxville years ago,- a son of Patrick R. Mc- Miaster of Ceremonies and directed The township of Charlottenburgh liamstown brigade. The Williams-! and usefulness. Not long after it Thursday morning when it struck Donald and his wife, Mary Ann Fair Grounds, where Kenyon Pres- the group. His complimentary has ordered equipment and begun town brigade has already been in was organized it ‘took on’ a forest a rock. He and several others were byterian Church, Dunvegan, was McCormiok. Jghortly after complet- references to the hospitality of the organization of two new fire existence on a moejest scale -for fire in the county forest between tossed into the water by the impact ing his edurawfOn he joined the • holding its annual social. - Glengarry folk and his brief review departments. This move is the re- some years. Each of the new bri- Martintown and Williamstown. | and though the’other men were Students of Nova S otia’s Gaelic 3rd Anti-Tank Regiment of the e of. the activities of the Gaelic sult of several public meetings be- gades will number at least 21 volun- As a sequel to successfully con- •pulled back into the boat, Allan RCA and served overseas from 1941 College, the troupe of some 25 girls, College were much enjoyed. Rev. A. tween the ratepayers and township teers, including the chief, deputy trolling this fire the township office failed to reappear on the surface. ranging In age from 8 to 16, pro- to 1945. Since his return from serv- D. MacDonald, director of Gaelic council, headed by Reeve John Mc- chief, two captains and two in- received -this letter from, the On- Company employes are still ice he had been much .of the time vided a colorful, delightful concert, singing at the College, directed the Lennan. Public support for the structors. tario Department - of Lands and searching the lake shores for hjs here Friday. .And they displayed In the North Country, engaged in group singing of several Gaelic improved fire protection has been Orders have been placed for two Forests, signed by A. E. Walroth on body, and the services of a heli- construction and lumbering. Peri- their talents in more than one field, songs. Another Macdonald, the almost unanimous, according to trucks similar to that put in service behalf of the district forester. copter were used last weekend when as pipers and drummers doubled as odically he had been home to visit mayor of Glace Bay, on Cape township officials. by the Martintown Fire Area force “On behalf of the «Minister of rough water prevented surface his parents and family and renew dancers, singers of Gaelic and Scot- Breton, Dan A. Macdonald; was W. J. Murray, township clerk, re- early this year. However, since all Lands and Forests, I wish to thank dragging. But so far to no avail. old friendships, tish songs. There were the familiar, along to convey greetings from C.B. ports that the two new brigades the residents of Charlottenburgh The storm that struck the area three brigades will be working un- Surviving in addition to his par- Scottish dances and there were some Rev. J. D. McPhail, rector of St. will be based at a point near Paroo der a mutual aid system, that will Township and the Martintown Fire that day,, cut all communication new to many Glengarrians, Hie Finnan’s, in expressing the delight Village and in the Williamstown Brigade who worked on the fire on lines and * the services of the Pro- ents are four brothers and two allow all apparatus to be assembled sisters: Cprmick, Gerald arid stately “Flora Macdonald’s Fancy”, of this Glengarry audience, recalled Township garage. The Front Fire in case of serious fires. The Mar- the Glengarry tract of the Stor- vincial Police had to be used' to the ‘“Shepherd's Crook”. the warm hospitality he' had known Brigade will serve the Summers- mont, Dundas and Glengarry relay word of the tragic accident Raphael McDonald, Alexandria, and tintown pumper truck is available Finnan, a member ofthe Royal Paulette MacKinnon oaught the [on'a recent visit to Cape Breton. tcwh-Glen Walter district and rural for training while the new equip- County Forests east of Martintown home. (Provincial Police at Corn- special fancy of the audience. She While in Alexandria the ' troupe areas nearby. The Williamstown on April 16th, 1957. wall were appraised by short-wave Canadian Navy stationed at HMCS ment is awaited. Training is super- Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; Margaret, was eight years old thé previous was put up overnight in various I department will serve generally the “It is only through the prompt radio and the family was informed vised by Lucien Carrière of the On- Mrs. James Arkinsoni and Cath- Sunday and the little Miss must homes. They appeared to like what I antral and eastern part of the tario Fire Marshal’s Office. action of the local residents and by them. have taken to dancing early. Her to p erine, Mrs. Archie McDougall, both they saw here of Glengarry, just as “ ' The Martintown Fire Area bri- •co-operation such as was exhibited The lack of communications also solo numbers brought down the Lionel Deschanlbault will at this fire that our fire losses on of Montreal. œè&i ■ a : \ gade under Chief Albert Aubin has prevented the family from securing house, and her Irish Jig was es- Glengarrians in turn found them head the Front department and municipal forests can be kept to details of the mishap, and a cousin, Funeral arrangements await re- pecially appealing. Sharon Robert- delightful. Chief Ernest Larocque the Wil- already demonstrated its efficiency a minimum.” Cecil McDonald of Minnow Lake, covery of the body. , Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 11th, 1957

c HITORIAL Q LETTERS . ITS OUR OPINION ■* * ^ J to the A Bonnie Bit Of Cape Breton EDITOR Glengarrians who found it possible to Irish jig? That, in our opinion, is the take in the performance of Cape Breton’s craziest kind of stepping anyone ever Says It With A Cartoon Macdonald Hundred, either at Alexandria thought up. It is so silly, in fact, that we - Melvindale, Mich., July 7th, 1957 love to see it. And Friday’s Glengarry or Maxville during the past few days, must, Editor, The Glengarry News. WITH OUR have been ‘completely captivated by this Gardens’ audience reserved for those dances Sir; I hâve followed the debating picture of Celtic culture imbued so success- of old Ireland their warmest applause; They in your paper regarding the elimin- fully in a group of young girls. were fetching. ating of firemen on diesel engines. RAMBLING The Gaelic College of Celtic Arts and We have heard Gaelic choruses raised in I have been a railroad man for Crafts of St. Ann’s, Cape Breton, need not real Glengarry tempo ; we have had Scottish -the past thirty-five years, and know REPORTER look further for warm commendation of its songs rendered by better voices, and worse. it takes an engineer all his time to By ED. aims and objects. From what we saw of But the dominating thought of 'these watch his side of the engine with- Glengarry audiences must have been, as yeas out trying to watch all around it. There’s much talk about H- its juniors, wve judge that the Gaelic College I have found a cartoon, that ex- bombs, but we hope the subject, is more than furthering its purpose of pro- our’s, that Cape Breton’s Gaelic College, is serving a very worthwhile purpose in train- plains what I mean. Hope you can is never dropped. moting and preserving Celtic culture. an do something with it. *******1 ing these youngsters in so m y accomplish- Sincerely yours, We have heard better pipe bands, we ments that are found entertaining, not alone LITTER WHEN BITTER? who trek annually to the Glengarry High- by those of Scottish descent. . There were.. GEORGE C. DONOVAN land Games where many of the finest are to- 18907 Hanna, Melvindale, Mich. Ye Rambling Reporter had just- be seen, and heard. But never one so color- girls of Acadian origin, of Jewish blood in read that editorial on litter when, ful. one made up of girl pipers as young as this Cape Breton troupe ; their audiences Editor’s Note — We cannot, repro- he came across this thought: 10 ; one with so fine a drum section ; one so were not entirely Scottish. But all the girls duce the cartoon Mr. Donovan en- Happy people well trained to counter-marching in a re- were entertaining; we venture to say the closes. It shows a train stopped With smiling faces audiences were well entertained. near a crossing with the car it has Picknicking in public places stricted space. Glengarrians, brought up to Seldom leave nasty traces. fine piping, felt a special thrill in seeing such There is no thought of narrow national- hit draped over the front. The ism in the College’s “program; the results engineer is asking the front brake-, In other words — it’s the people? youngsters interpret Bonnie Dundee so man, “Did that car get over the bonnily. That exhibition of drumming had are found enjoyable by all. These-girls are who are down in the dumps who* s preserving a culture which might well be crossing?” The brakie replies, use them least. our spine tingling and o.ur foot tapping ; “What car?” ******** it was tops. found worthy of financial assistance, if such is needed,, from this newly created Canada Evidently, Mr. Donovan’s infer- Measles: Spots on the son. -We Glengarrians know the Highland ence is — if there had been a fire- ******** Culture Council. man'on the engine, he would have dances well, enjoy them often. But wasn’t DRUMMER BOY ' eight-year-old Paulette McKinnon captivat- We came away from Friday’s entertain- seen the car get hit. ing in her numbers? And is it not an ment by our Cape Breton cousins with the o O o On The Sideline Something new in our experience' indication of the broad-mindedness of the feeling we in Glengarry should be doing Rumors Are False was the exhibition of drumming- (Elmira Signet) staged by the drum section of the Scot that he can so thoroughly enjoy the more along the lines of the Gaelic College. Did you ever get the feeling that life is whistling right along, pass- Alexandria, July 9th, 1957 Macdonald Hundred junior band at ing you by? Friday night’s concert. There were Editor, The Glengarry News. There was an interview a few days ago on the radio (remember that the base drummer and five others We Keep On Killing Sir: May I address this letter appliance?) when a young Canadian woman from Vancouver told of her on the snares playing in perfect through your valuable paper to the adventures in sailing a yacht with a crew of three across the Atlantic precision, the sound rolling and., Death in traffic accidents is becoming When are we going to decide that too ratepayers of our municipality, in Ocean. A few minutes later, another young Englishman was interviewed throbbing through the arena to set simply a matter of statistics. On the eve of many peoplé, totally unfit to manoeuvre a order to correct certain very false about his experiences while making the same trip on a smaller boat. toes to tapping. It was a delightful every holiday weekend the Safety Bureaus ear or truck through today’s traffic, are and damaging rumors being cir- Some people really live, don’t they? innovation to one who all through culated, regarding some road work Perhaps an ocean voyage in a small boat isn’t your cup of tea, but his youth was forced to suppress- estimate from last year’s and previous years’ being licensed to drive? What government,-. everyone, at some time or another, listens to the call of adventure, perhaps dismal records what may be expected in conscious that a'majority of its electors seek done on Main street, south of Kin- that desire to get his hands on a. driving permits, will dare to put teeth into cardine street, north of St. George heeds it for moments of wishful thinking and slides back into the rut pair of drumsticks and make them death and injury on the roads of Canada street, on property belonging solely again. It’s at these moments when that frustrated feeling of life passing roll. or the U.S.A. its examining procedure so that only the 1 you by comes to the fore. competent driver may be licensed? to the Town of Alexandria. To Way back when we were but a. And the daily, press plays up these fore- clarify the matter; Perhaps for a few days or even nours, you're as miserable as a teeth- tyke, we had a neighbor who didn’t casts, and the dreadful aftermath of the And -if there were one such principled In the first place an agreement ing baby with ,a diaper rash. You dream of exotic places; of trips to suppress that desire-. He’d get hold three-day weekends, in much the same man- provincial or State government in North was made by the Town of Alex- foreign lands; of the wind and the sea and salt spray; of a garden of Eden of any convenient tin pan and two ner as baseball scores are recorded. Do- America, what good its dictum to drivers andria in 1937, with the Ontario just made for two; of . . . This could go on forever. ■ sticks, and from morning to night, But it won’t. The phone is ringing; the car needs washing; the he’d make like a drummer boy. We minion Day Weekend on Canadian highways unless all other provinces and States acted Provincial Highways Department can remember waking up to that brought death to so many, and it is com- in concert? (which is registered in the local garden needs weeding; you’ve got to get to work on time or the boss will blow his top; the payment is due on . . . Well, this could go on forever, tool cadence to he there dreaming of the pared to the same weekend last year ; usually Some such North American concordat is Registry office) whereby the Town day when we would have a real the death toll is on the increase. It is big maintains the gutters, fills and Army issue drum of our own. In. needed. Possibly 30 percent of those driv- shoulders, road signs, etc., south of news, whether it be up or down. ing today have no business behind, the wheel BAFFLING ROUTES the twilight, that stirring sound was , But we are so conditioned to these re- Kincardine street and north of liable to pour out again onto the of anything but a wheelbarrow. They may Lochiel street on Highway 34. This Nothing is more annoying than ports of highway deaths and injury that-the to enter a town on a highway and evening air and we’d envy Dan his. be lacking in vision, in judgment, in respon- is roughly the Main street business The Weeklies Say ability with the drumsticks. average reader fails to grasp the awful fact sibility, in any number of requirements for section. then find that no directions are that one person is being killed on Canadian posted showing thé route through Suppressed, we managed to keep safe driving. A very costly residence is being that desire. But even now. whenu roads every three hours of every day of the built just north of St. George street, SPEED MENACE the street to pick up the highway Would it be possible to get 48 States of cn the other side. — Melfort (Sask.) we get close to a drum we find our- year. Every-seven minutes, some fellow and while we endeavored to have self pounding out the beat with oui' the Union and the ten provinces of Canada Journal. countryman is being maimed or injured the Department of Highways do the Decision by a group of automobile fingers if the drummer has been. Last year’s toll of dead in Canada was to agree that the problem demands .regu- work, they pointed out through this manufacturers that speed should be o O o VOTING PERCENTAGE smart enough to hold onto his. lation by some super-board that might have agreement made by the Town,, it played down in automobile advertis- drumsticks. Offer us chicken or 3,200. But that dreadful record of nine of The percentage voting (in the Do- us being killed in traffic every day of 1956 power over all North-American highway was the Town’s responsibility, but ing will come as welcome news to turkey and if we have a choice it’s, traffic ? safety - conscious Canadians . . . minion election) was very much the dark meat every time. We’re means less to the average reader than the the Ontario Department of High- higher — perhaps seven percentage (Speed) has always been thrilling. probably, uneonciously, going for- news someone he knows has had his fender The petty politician will not permit it. ways would pay 50% as usual. points higher — than in 1953. It Mr. Louis Shepherd, the builder But it is also a form of recklessness those drumsticks again. dented. The auto-makers will lobby against any. was not as good as the turnout in And talk about the sins of the But where lies'the answer? decrease in the number of drivers, no doubt. of this residence, came to the Town and in inexperienced hands speed 1945, but a voter response of around Office and met the chairman of the- leads straight to trouble. — Grande father. Come Kevin’s birthday back Investigation tells us almost every acci- But if we the people make up . our minds 74 per cent is very good. — Coch- in May, all he wanted was a real,, dent is due to the carelessness, fhe irre- too many half-wits are being permitted to (Continued on Page 3) Prairie (Alta.) Herald-Tribune. rane (Ont.) Northland Post. honest to goodness drum. We tried., sponsibility or the incompetency of some drive simply because they can turn a corner to locate one for him, too. But it. driver. Mechanical failure does result in on two wheels, then we may force our gov- seems the only drums to be bought crashes, but these instances are but a frac- ernments to get together

“Safe In the Arms of Jesus”. Mr. NEWS AND Final Tribute To and Mrs. Edward. Hunter sang DUNVEGAN STEWARTS GLEN APPLE HILL “Some Day the Silver Chord Will OP INTEREST MAXVILLE SURROUNDING Break”. Mrs. Donald Dewar pre- FROM DISTRICT Misses Sheila and Sherrill Fer- Mr. and Mrs. John MacRae, Mr. Mr. and Mi's. Michael Van Gestel Miss Jemima Cass sided at the organ. and Mrs. Oliver MacRae, of Toronto, and little daughter, Linda, of guson and their aunt, Mi's. Elizabeth Pallbearers were her cousins — Blair of Toronto, -left for a holiday and Dr. and Mrs. Norman MaoRae Oshawa, spent last week guests of The funeral of the late Jemima Mr.' and Mrs. Clifford Morrow, ■Douglas Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacRae Mr. and Mrs. John W, Munro. Olive Cass was held on Wednesday William McMillan, Clarence Beattie, trip to Vancouver, B.C., on Friday. Dr. E. A. McMillan, Spurgeon Ross, 3rian and Billy, of Toronto, spent Lloyd Brown, Ottawa; Miss Shirley Their aunt, Mrs. H. Latimer of Ot- and attended the marriage of their Albert Modler, Montreal, called on afternoon, July 3rd, from her resi- the week with his mother, Mrs. W. McLeod, Montreal; Miss Jean Rich, nephew, Rae Ferguson, to Miss his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. dence, Mechanic street east, to Max- David Ross and Ivan McIntyre. tawa, accompanied them as far as Joyce Campbell, at Maxville. iMorrow, who had spent three weeks and Herbert Ferguson, Peterbor- Calgary, where,her daughter meets Fred Modler, during the week. ville Baptist Church. Pastor S. Friends and relatives were pres- Mrs. D. L. Stewart, A. J. Stewart Mrs. Cluney of Montreal, is visit- Montpetit, speaking on the, text, ent from Montreal, Toronto, Belle- with them in Toronto. ough. her. They will attend the Calgary and Miss Shirley Stewart, of Valois, Mr. and Mrs. Len Urquhart and Miss Janet McKillican of Toronto, ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. “Be ye also ready for ye know not ville, Whitby, Vankleek Hill, Avoca, Stampede, and expect to return spent the holiday weekend with Mr. Bill McMillan and sons. Michael, of Prescott, spent the is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. home by August 1st. ■and Mrs. R. A. Stewart. at • what hour the son of man Winchester, Ottawa and Cornwall. weekend . with his mother, Mrs. Lyman Me'Killican. Messrs. D. A. Gray, J. R. Mac- Miss Mary Sinclair, Ottawa, spent Guests during the week at the cometh”. Mr. Montpetit paid a high A great many floral tributes sur- .Annie Urquhart. Alf. McMillan of the Bank of the weekend at her home here. She home of their mother, Mrs. E. T. tribute to the faithful Christian Phee, Duncan MacLeod, William Johnson and Mr. Johnson, were: rounded the casket. Many called at Mr. and Mrs. Arphie Munroe had Nova Scotia staff, has been trans- Blyth, John MacQueen and Duncan was. accompanied back by her sister, character of Miss Cass. the home to extend sympathy to her Joan, who has secured a position Mr. and Mrs. Bonsor and son, Bram, as their guests for a few days, Mr. ferred to Ottawa east. A. MacLeod attended thé Orange and - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilding The choir of St. Andrew’s Pres- mother — Mrs. John E. Cass, and Mi's. W. A. MacEwen and Mrs. E. with the Metropolitan Life. byterian Church assisted with the family, including her brother, J. Munroe’s sister, Olive, Mrs. George service at Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, Miss Elma Kennedy, Ottawa, and ■and. two daughters, Barbara and iampart and Mr. Lajnpart of Wall- Blair are visiting in New York state. on Sunday. J. W. Kennedy spent the weekend Nancy, all of Montreal. singing of the hymns, “The Lord’s Edgar Cass, of Toronto, and her kill, N.Y., and Miss Muriel McGilliv- Mrs. Howard Manchester and Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Hamilton, at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nettleship, Our Rock, In Him We Hide”, and sister, Mrs. Gralton Macpherson of :ray and Marion Welsh, of Ottawa. daughters returned . home after is spending holidays with her Mr. and Mrs. Keith Watson of Montreal, spent Sunday last with Maxville. Her father, the late John Mrs. Herh Graham, Mrs.. Wilfred spending a couple of weeks in west- daughter, Mrs. Borden MacPhee and Summerstown, spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMillan and Town of Alexandria pays 50%, E. Cass, predeceased her eight years -Doth and the Misses Claire an# ern Ontario. family. with Mr. and Mrs. D. G; \Mac- sons. which will cost the Town of Alex- ago. Stella Doth spent a few days in Mrs. Lafleur and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wigfield of Naughton. Miss Joan Stirling, Cornwall, and andria approximately $350.00. Miss Cass, m apparent usual iMalone, N.Y. Ottawa, are guests, of Mr. Henry Ottawa, visited their cousin, Miss A. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stewart, Ian brother, Elwyn Stirling of Prescott, A rumor was circulated that the health, passed away very suddenly, Peter MacEwen received word that McEwen and Miss Bertha McEwen. M. MacNeil, Mrs. Wilfield and Stewart and Johh'.Donald MacRae spent the weekend with their par- spent Sunday at Cardinal. ents, Mr. and Mrs! George Stirling. ToWn of Alexandria was spending Sunday evéning. She had resided she has successfully completed his mother, Mrs. M. MacDonald, Alex- Miss Ethel Davis, Montreal, is $3,000.00 on this work, which is all her life in Maxville. Although second year at Osgoode. He will EVENING AUXILIARY MET andria, spending a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Grant and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Macr Anne Presley of Monckland, were absolutely false. $350.00 is far, very handicapped with deafness and only spend this year in Ottawa and re- The Evening Auxiliary of the Un- Recent visitors with Mrs. Dan. M. Rae. far, from $3,000.00. fair health since childhood, she had turn to Osgoode for his final year. ited Church met at the home of guests of Miss Cassie Belle Munro, Campbell were her brother, Gordon, Donald Campbell spent the week- on Sunday afternoon. Further, the Town of Alexandria a keen interest in her many friends Congratulations ! Mrs. Elmer McDermid. Mrs. George Mrs. Harrison and Mi-, and Mrs. end with his grancmother, Mrs. D. Mrs. Peter Cameron and little ■and their activities in the com- Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Christie and Greer led the worship service and Kennedy and Mi', and Mrs. J. W. is not spending one cent on Mr. Keir, of Ottawa. granddaughter, Dianne Guimond, Shepherd’s private property. He is munity. daughter, from Kermot Cook, Nova study period. The 23rd Psalm was Mr. and Mrs. R. Dewar of Kirk Kennedy. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacRae and Miss Agnes paying 100 per cent of the cost of Interment was made in the family Seotia, spent some holidays with his read and Mrs. Greer gaye the lesson Hill, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Mi's. Guimond and children, in plot in Maple Ridge cemetery, Win- mother and Mr. and Mrs. John based on it. The study was “Our MacRae are holidaying at their Montreal. any work on his own private prop- Campbell and family on Sunday. home here. chester. Ohristie and family. .Senior Citizens”, led by Mrs. A. D. Their granddaughter, Gwen, accom- Mr. and Mrs. John MacEwen and erty. The Town’s expenditure is o solely on extending the road Mr. and Mrs. H. Willis and Mari- Kippen, assisted by Mrs. Gregor panied them home to spend holi- little son, Fraser, of Maxville, were Tyn spent Sunday at Brownsburg. McEwen, Miss Helen Hannah, Miss days. guests of Mr. and Mrs. John W. shoulder. Ferguson and A. A. Fraser, on Instead of listening to these false Mrs. J. N. Fitzgerald and Sheila Bertha McEwen. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morrison and Sunday. Skinny men, women and Mrs. C. B. McDermid and Mari- Mrs. C. B. McDermid: led the daughter, Miss Anne, visited Satur- ST. ELMO rumors, the ratepayers should come Jyn spent Tuesday in Cornwall. business part of the meeting. Min- day evening with Mr. Morrison’s to the Town Office and see the Mrs. Hall received word last week utes were read and business regard- mother, Mrs. W. A. Morrison, and Rev. Dr. J. C. McLean-Bell occu- Clerk, or myself, and learn the true gain 5JO, 15 lbs. of the death of her cousin, Donald ing Baby Band picnic, School for sister, Mrs. MacPherson (Jessie). pied the pulpit of Gordon Chureh facts, at all times. Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor McKenzie, of Cloverdale, B.C., the Leaders, etc., was discussed. At- Both, we regret to learn, are patients on. Sunday, after an absence of five LETTERS I can assure you and our rate- TO THE EDITOR Whnra thrill I Bony limbs fill out; ugly hol- last of five sons of the late Mr. and tendance was 23. in Winchester Hospital. We hope weeks’ holidays in the prairie prov- payers that I have always endeav- lows nil up; neck no longer scrawny; body loses half-starved sickly “bean-pole’; look. Mrs. McDermid gave Mrs. Billy inces. ored to, and will continue to pro- aiuKiy IX _4r___ Mrs. Farquhar McKenzie of St. they both make a good recovery. Thousands who never could gain before ar Elmo. Graham’s answer to questions sub- Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ferguson had Miss Margaret MacRae, R.N., of tect and look after our Town’s now proud of shapely, healthv-lookint (Continued from Page 2) ires They thank Ostrex Tonic Tablets 1 Visitors on Friday with Mrs. Hall mitted by the Youth for Christ as guests Tuesday evening R. Mac- McGill University, Montreal, is interests'. J —«r,*. yowCA LGU1C .1301613. tt.-Ip organization. Roads committee, our Town Clerk build'Uild up body skinny because of poor appe were Mr. and Mrs. Mack McRae, Kinnon and little daughter, Paul- spending a short holiday with her and myself, and was most anxious I am, tite due to lack of iron. Improves digestior Mrs. Allan Barnett, daughters Al- Meeting closed with hymn and ette. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Finlay Yours truly, nourishment; puts flesh on bare bones. In benediction. A social hour followed. to have the work done. And while creases pep. Get-acquainted” size only 60tf lana and Beverley, and son Malcolm. In last week’s list of teachers, the MacRae, before leaving for Peter- he had no responsibility in the GEORGE SIMON, 1 ry famous Ostrex for new pounds, pep, vim They also called on J. M. MacRae. vigor, this very day. At all druggists. name of Mrs. W. A. MacKinnon of borough. She was accompanied by matter, in order to keep the cost Mayor of Alexandria. Douglas MacDougall of Hamilton, AFTERNOON AUXILIARY Maxville High School was inadvert- Miss Mary Thoms of Bombay, India. to the municipality as low as pos- returned home after visiting his The July meeting of the Afternoon ently omitted. Mrs. Fergus MacKercher, Mrs. ^mÔSSSS2SSSS8SSSSSSSS^SSSS2S2SSSSS2S2S2SSSSSSS grandparents, Mr.’ and Mrs. A. D. Auxiliary, WMS, United Church, was sible, he agreed to pay one-third of Mi', and Mrs. J. R. MacPhee have D. J. MacLeod and Mrs. Cameron 4he cost. The Ontario Department MacDougall. held in the S.S. room of the church as visitors their daughters, Mrs. J. MacGregor visited Kirk Hill friends on the afternoon of July 4th. of Highways pays 50% of the bal- Mrs. MacNamara is visiting in Pelletier, Montreal, and Capt. Kate on Friday last. ance and the Town pays 50%. Apple Hill and Martintown. Mrs. McKillican opened the meet- L. MacPhee, R.N., of Military Hos- D. A. FAWTHROP, B. COMM. The cost of the work done is about Guests with Mr. and Mrs. D. S. ing with a hymn, followed by prayer pital, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. book was sighed by 85 ladies present. $1,000.00, being 2,000 yards of earth ^Ferguson and family and at the for our prayer partner, Miss Mc- Mrs. A. Grant had as visitors on at 50 cents per yard delivered. Mr. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Ferguson - Campbell wedding were: Intyre of India. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mac- CLEAN UP MIDWAY Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacRae, Port The scripture passage was from Kenzie and Wallace, Jr., and Mr. A sour note lingers with many La- Shepherd is supplying'the material, 101 SYDNEY STREET ■Credit, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver the 7th chapter of Matthew. •and Mrs. Alastair MacKenzie, Ot- chute Fair-goers who had anticipat- and Menard Construction Company MacRae and Miss Elizabeth Mac- “The Golden Rule” or “General tawa, who remained to spend a few ed a brief break from routine but doing the hauling at said price of CORNWALL ONTARIO Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ferguson, Principles” was the topic of Mrs. days with her mother, Mrs. Lowrie, who received only a sorry jolt. Their 50 cents per yard, delivered. McKillican’s meditation. Thé Lord’s who spent the pas* week here. The recollection is one of being disgust- Mi-. Shepherd pays one-third of Prayer was repeated in unison. latter accompanied Mr. Lowrie home ingly gypped on the midway. It’s the cost, being some $335.00; The TELEPHONE 7833 During the business session, 12 to Montreal, Saturday. the same story every time.—Laehute Ontario Department of Highways l-57-tf visits were reported for June; also Mrs. Johanna MacLean of Boston, (Que.) Watchman. pays 50% of the balance, and the ?iSSSS?SSSSSSSSS?SS2S8SSSSSSSSS8SSSSSSS2SSS8S2S8SS?28SSSS8S8SSSSS2S2SSSSS8?SS8SSS8SSSaSS8!SSSSa DOES YOUR CAR NEED two hospital visits. Mass., and sister, Miss Christena It was decided to hold no meeting MacDonald of - Toronto, arrived EXPERT in August. home to spend their holidays. Mrs. W. Wilkinson brought us a Miss Christena Ferguson, R.N., of message on Christian Stewardship. Ottawa, spent the weekend at her The-special program for July was on home here. ' “Senior Citizens” and was based cn Donald McIntyre left Monday FRONT END articles and items in the June night'for London, where he expects Monthly. This was taken by Mrs. to join the Air Force. • • • A. D. MacDougall and Mrs. L. M. McKillican. BRIDE SHOWERED Mrs. M. Arkinstall took harge of ALIGNMENT 1 e Wednesday afternoon, July 3rd, a the worship service, the theme being nicely arranged miscellaneous *** “He Shepherds Me”. After the call to worship and prayer, the 23rd shower was tendered Mrs. Norman FOR ONLY Psalm was repeated in unison. The MacLeod, our latest bride, in the meditation on this psalm was taken Orange Hall, which was nicely THIS YEARS BIGGEST VALUE PACHA by Mrs. Arkinstall. Prayers, were decorated for the occasion. The offered and a hy-mn sung, after bride wa? escorted by Mrs. Alastair which the benediction closed the Campbell to a lovely decorated chair $7.50 meeting. overhung with streamers of pink o and white and balloons. Mrs. W. A. WE WILL MacKinnon played “Here Comes the ...with a low-budget price! Bride”. Her mother, Mrs. Robinson, • 1. Adjust camber. was escorted by Mrs. Forbes Mac- • 2. Adjust caster. McCRIMMON Kinnon, and Miss Florence Camp- • 3. Adjust toe-in. „ bell escorted the groom’s mother Mr. and Mrs. W. R. MacLeod o* Mrs K K MacLeod. Miss Dorothy • 4. Check king pin inclination. Bonme Brier Farm, spent Wednes- „„„„„„„ „„ • 5. Check springs and shackles. day last at Finch, the guests of MacD°nald 'Pin“ed corsages on __Dr. and, Mrs., _ J. G. MacLeod.^ _ _ , oand v> c*showered' W/"wi-ova/N Tthe Voo bride rtrtwithr V-> /»rvr>con- _ • 6. Check brake's and shock fetti. Mrs. Alastair Campbell read absorbers. Mrs. Penelope Grant and Miss Mona Johns spent Sunday last at an appropriate address, after which • 7. Inflate tires to proper her heme here, en route to Europe. Gwen Campbell and Phyllis MacRae pressures. They left Sunday afternoon for brought up a lovely decorated bas- ■Quebec City, where they were- to ket laden with beautiful and useful Be sure to get this done on our embark. gifts. The bride and her friends JOHN BEAN LINE MACHINE . Miss Kay McCrimmon of Mont- opened them up and they were then real, .spent Sunday last with Mr. passed around and admired by all and Kirs. Donald McCrimmon and present. Mrs. MacLeod, in a few Benton. well chosen words, thanked her Mr.' and Mrs. Alex. Williams and many friends, and invited them one little son, Bruce, of Montreal, Que., and all to visit her in her new spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rod McCrimmon and Anna, also home. with Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McDonald. Miss Barbara MacLeod sang, “I Miss Barbara MaeGillivray of Promise You”, accompanied by he: Cornwall, is spending a week’s holi- mother, Mrs. J. D. MacLeod on the MacPHAIL day with Mr. and Mrs. Stanford piano. Mrs. W. A. . MacKinnon McCrimmon and' family. entertained with Scottish music on MOTOR With Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Taillon the piano. Mrs. D. D. MacLeod, in on Sunday last, ,wer* Mi-, and Mrs. her usual happy manner, led in a George McSweyn and daughters, SALES Muriel and Jpcelyn, Mr. and Mrs. sing-song of old familiar songs, and Edmour DesGroseilliers and son a short quiz program was enjoyed Phone 85 Maxville Jacques, Mrs. Napoleon DesGro- by all. seilliers. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies, after which the bride’s Like to drive the sweetest buy that ever saved you a pretty penny? Then try DODGE! Here’s the car that’s getting the BIG raves in the low-price field .. . and it’s tagged with a price that’s a real pocketbook-pieaser!

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Marion McKay, Dalhôusie, Que.; To Make Home Wed Recently Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Meek, Mr. Buff Maxville And McCrimmon Meet Meek, Mr. Bill Meek, and Miss Bette Meek, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bronader, In Alexandria In Montreal Ottawa. As Football Play-Offs Open LASZEWSKI—LALONDE KARL—HAMBLETON St. Finnan’s Cathedral, its altar The marriage of Christena Sarah REGIONAL LIBRARIES LoehiePs footballers again, topped scheduled play ended last week. The decorated with red and white All formal education' is founded boys from Quigley’s will Sit it out Hambleton, daughter of Mi-, and the Glengarry loop as regular peonies, was the setting for the Mrs. F. A. Hambleton, Dalhôusie, on books. A man who reads, say, while McCrimmon and Maxville mdrriage of Georgina Lalonde, Whitehead’s “Science and the Mod- play-off to see which team will Que., to Mr. Gerhard Karl of Mont- daughter of Mrs. George Lalonde of real, took place on Saturday, June ern World” as part of a course at challenge the chatnps for the league Alexandria, and Walter Carl Las- the University of New Brunswick, Lochiel Again title. 8th, at 11 am., in St. Johannes zewski, son of Mrs. Florence Las- Church, Montreal. The Rev. John and a man who reads the same book Tops League McCrimmon edged., out Maxville zewski of Montreal. Rev. John D. N. Peters performed the double-ring on a farm . . . are sharing an ad- for second, spot by but a single point McPhail officiated at the ceremony ceremony. venture in education. -— Hartland Friday night, Lochiel overpowered and these two teams should, provide on June 15th. The churph was decorated with (N.B.) Observer. the combine tSf McCrimmon-Laggan, an exciting best-pf-three series in The bride, given in marriage by white carnations and gladioli. by a score of 3-1, thereby winning the semi-finals. The first game is her brother, Ernest Lalonde, re- The bride, given in marriage by the league championship. The scor- set for Saturday, might, at McCrim- newed her Act of Consecration as a her father, wore a gown of white ers were Kay Hay, Freddie Quesnel, mon; the ..second .for Friday, July child of Mary, assisted by Miss nylon lace over satin, the portrait Maurice Sauve, for* Lochiel, and ISthi af M^Lviîlë. If a third game Eugenie Maclaren and Miss Mary neckline trimmed with sequins and Kent McSweyn for the local boys. ‘is necessary it will be played Satur- Frances Millar. The double-ring pearls, with floor-length skirt. . Saturday night, Maxville trimmed day, July 20th, on the neutral ceremony was performed inside the She was attended by her sister, Hillbilly Jamboree Lochiel field.. '-... altar rail. the champion Lochielêrs by a score Mrs. W. L. Meek of Kingston, as — AT — of 1-0. Rene Trottier scored for The bride was gowned floor-length matron-of-honor. She chose light the Maxville team, composed ..of. if FINAL LEAGUE STANDING in embroidered lace over satin, with navy taffeta with baby-blue net GLENGARRY Maxville, Duncegan and Greenfield P W L T F A Pts long pointed sleeves and neckline overdress. players. ■ Lochiel 12 8 3 1 24 12 17 outlined with pearls and sequins. The train-bearer was Ralph GARDENS McCrimmon 12 4 6 2 20 15 10 The fingertip veil was setured with Jokite; the flower girl, Krista Maxville 12 4 7 1 12 14 9 a half hat of sequins and pearls, Schmitt. and she carried a bouquet of red Karl Schmittsedan was best man. roses. After the ceremony, a reception FRIDAY, JULY 12th Yvon Lemay Swept The bride’s mother was dressed was held at the groom’s home on SPORTS in a navy and white floral taffeta Dupuis Ave. FEATURING Family day at Imperial Oil’s new executive office building in with matching navy duster; white Sunday Boat Races Mr. and Mrs. Karl later left on a SMILING JACK YVon Lemay of Alexandria, kicked Toronto gave several hundred youngsters the chance to find out accessories- and a corsage of pink trip to . Vancouver, B.C., and Ed- his Class B hydroplane “Mercury where daddy goes five days a week. Studying the view from the carnations. The groom’s mother monton, the bride travelling in ' a wore powder blue nylon over taffeta, and the Sons of the Plains CALENDAR Kid” to top aggregate honors at the highest lookout point in the city — an observation deck 503 feet light navy suit with white acces- regatta held Sunday at Boucherville, above Lake Ontario.— are Mr. .and Mrs. James H. Tate and their with white accessories and corsage sories. of red roses. Dancing from 9 to 1 o’clock Que. The local craft finished first two children, Jamie, 3, and Richard, 5. Mr. Tate works in Imperial Out-of-town guests included the GrLENGrARKY in both Class B races; took a first 'Oil’s marketing department. For their wedding trip to Water- bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. town, Syracuse, Burlington, Platts- Hambleton, George Hambleton, Miss and second in two Class C heats and burg and points in Quebec, the bride went on to win the closing free-for- all event. wore a navy blue ripple weave suit FOOTBALL LEAGUE with white accessories and corsage Young Lemay came home loaded -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE- of pink carnations. PLAY-OFFS down with three perpetual trophies, Out-of-town guests who attended the big cup for best boat .of the. the wedding were: Mrs. Laszewski, DON’T FORGET day, and $25 in cash prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Morency and Brother Claude contented himself WILLIAMSTOWN Bainsville W.l. daughter, Francine, Mrs. Wolfe SATURDAY, JULY 13 Sunday with helping keep Mercury Dr.1 Robert Dunlop and Mrs. Schlick and family, Mrs. M. Val- St. Finnan’s Kid tuned up. MAXVILLE Dunlop, Toronto, are guests of the Held Meeting lieres, Mr. and Mrs. Real Lalonde, Yvon will race again Saturday at J4r. and Mrs. Romeo Lalonde of former’s sisters, the Misses A. L. The regular monthly meeting of AT Valleyfield, and he reports the meet and Margaret Dunlop. Montreal, Que.; Mr. and Mrs. may be televised over Channel 2. Bainsville WI was held in the hall Eugene Guique, Mr. and Mrs. Vern McCRIMMON ■on Wednesday afternoon, with the Lepage, Ottawa ; Mr. and Mrs. Mag- COMMUNITY CLUB MET president, Mrs. D. H. Morrison, pre- nus Albreekson, Laval West, Quebec. PARISH SOCIAL At the meeting of the Community siding, assisted by Mrs. J. P. Sang- Following the marriage, a recep- ON THE Club on Monday evening, held in St. ster, secretary-treasurer. - tion was held at the home of the MacDONALD’S Mary’s parish hall, a very pleasant The Institute Ode and Mary bride’s mother, Mrs. George Lalonde, GROVE event took ■place, when Miss Mae Stewart Collect were used in open- which was decorated for the occa- McDonell, B.A., formerly of the ing the meeting, with a large num- sion in pink and white. On their Alexander School Grounds FRIDAY, JULY 18 Mr. and Mrs. John Billinghurst, Char-Lan High School staff, was ber of members and visitors present. return from their honeymoon, a . McCRIMMON Ottawa, were weekend guests of her presented with a flash camera. Miss Agriculture was the topic for the supper party was held at the home mother, Mrs. A. G. MacGregor, Mr. Kate McLellan read the address, meeting under the leadership of Mrs. of the bride’s brother, Mr. and Mrs. D. Westley. AT and Mrs. David MacGregor and rand Mrs. Wm. Smart made the Rheal Lalonde in Montreal. Prior presentation. The motto was “Worthy Work De- to the wedding, Miss Rosabel La- Mon., July 29th Lynn. MAXVILLE The Misses Joan and Betty Mac- Miss McDonell feelingly thanked mands Worthy Workers”,. and the londe was hostess at a bridal Gregor are spending two weeks’ the members for their thoughtful- roll call ‘ was “A favorite potato shower. SPECIAL PROGRAMME BY holidays with their aunt, Mrs. Ivan ness. recipe”. The secretary read the minutes and financial report. Cor- The couple will reside in Alex- F. MacRae and Mr. MacRae, Brant- The president, Mr. Alex. McBain, andria. ford. While there they accompanied called the meeting to order. Mr. respondence was read and some items of business discussed and dealt GLENGARRY VIOLINISTS Mr. and Mrs. MacRae and family C. A. Cattanach, treasurer, gave the M. Petrie, and thanked by Mrs. D. annual report, and in the absence of with. to their cottage "on Lake Huron, H. Morrison. where they spent ten days. the secretary. Miss A. L. Dunlop Mrs. D; H. Morrison was in charge AND OTHER TALENT Mr. and ’ Mrs. Lloyd Wilkes of took the minutes, -it was moved of the tickets for a boudoir lamp; The meeting closed with the Na- Warren, Ohio, and Mrs. C. J. Mac- that the Nominating committee be Mrs. J. P. Sangster and Mrs. J. Kerr tional Anthem and Institute Grace. 0 conducted the drawing. The tickets Refreshments were served by the t>hail, Maxyille, visited Mr. and Mrs. appointed, as the August 12th meet- BOOTHS — GAMES A. J. Wilkes and Mrs. A. G. Mac- L. Dunlop, Mrs. Wm. Smart and were drawn by Miss Kathleen Mc- hostesses, Mrs. J. Fourney and Mrs. kee& ing is the annual meeting. Miss A. Bain and Miss Naomi Love, Lan- D. McVichie. Gregor, on Thursday last. , Mr. E. Laroc

Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. order to sneak in the odd load of Clarence MacMillan were Mi-, and dry hay. Lack of help and incle- Mrs. J. S. Moffatt, of Leonard, Ont., ment weather add to the burden of Annual Social and their family, Hope, Robert, : harvesting a good hay crop. ST. MARTIN OF TOURS PARISH Judy, Brenda and Gordon. Lome Acres, from Verdun, visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stillwell with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh .P. Mae- and children, motored up from Millan.. Montreal and on their return were William Van der Byl introduced accompanied by her" mother, Mrs. Glen Robertson j Jessie Lecroix, who will spend some his mother to some of his Canadian neighbors this past week and they time with her. spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Rod Fraser, Glen Sand6eld, Next Big Attraction At Maxville Mi’s. Clarence MacMillan. Mrs. and Mrs. A. W. MacPhee spent Vander Byl, Sr., plans to remain in Tuesday in Cornwall. Wednesday, July ïïth ij Canada until mid-September. Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Gould and children, of Montreal, visited Peter The Glengarry Highland Games MacMillan. . Ralph MacMillan reports in a let- Top Quality EXCELLENT PROGRAMME | ter home that he met some 30 or more relatives, members of the Mac- BY LOCAL TALENT Millan clan, who gather in Portage AT La Prairie annually for a family LOWEST PRICES ♦ picnic. These are descendants of SATURDAY, AUGUST 3RD Big Angus” MacMillan, of whom ■ 1 SUPPORT 4 ALL THE USUAL BOOTHS ^ | Ralph is a great grandson. Included in the group was Olive MacMillan ALL THE USUAL FUN • | of Los Angeles, daughter of the late YOUR 10th ANNIVERSARY YEAR John MacMillan, formerly of Alex- GLENGARRY andria. ♦ „ I Sunday evening brought a minia- FARMERS’ ture “Audrey” to the Lochiel area, BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER complete with hailstones and tor- CO-OP rents of rain. Luckily for farmers, Mill Square Phone 347 — EVERYBODY WECOME — 1g the Hydro lines remained intact ALEXANDRIA and there was no delay in the SEE US FIRST More Bands - More Dancers - More Grandstand IN CASE OF RAIN COME the FOLLOWING NIGHT < carrying out of the dairying duties. BEFORE YOU BUY The past week found farmers riiSSSgSSœSSSîSSStSSSSStSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSJSSSSSSSSJSSSSSÎSSSSStStSSSÎStSSgeSSSSSSSSSSSÎSÎSSS&t matching wits with the weather, in The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 11th, 1957. Page, 5

tails, after which other questions Wed Saturday Married At Jack Gelineau Glen Nevis CWL regarding this event were discussed. Monthly Masses will be offered At Renfrew St Raphaels Takes Bride Held Meeting for all. members living and dead. cmem MASTERSON—MALONEY CHI S H OLM—MacD ON ALD GELINEAU—FLEMING Mrs. Sol. Decoste was hostess to It was also decided that all children Adair Mary Frances Maloney of The marriage of Graceline C. The marriage of Theresa Marion, the members of the Glen Nevis CWL in the parish who were successful Ottawa, became the bride of Jerome MacDonald of Ottawa, daughter of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. when they held their monthly meet- in their catechism tests will be pre- Henry Masterson of Ottawa, in a Mr. and Mrs.1 Allen Archie Mac- Fleming of Ste. Foy, Que., to Mr. ing recently. sented with a Missal, in recognition SOCIAL and PERSONAL double-ring ceremony in St. Francis Donald, Green Valley, to Hugh B. John Edward Gelineau, son of Mrs. Father Foley opened the meeting of the wonderful way in which they Satm-day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Church, Renfrew, on Satur- Chisholm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gelineau of Town of Mount with prayer, and after business con- are striving to strengthen their Guests over a recent weekend with Catholic faith. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly were: John Routhier, 6th Kenyon, were day morning. The bride is the Duncan Chisholm of St. Andrews, Royal, and the late Mr. Gelineau, cluded, gave a most interesting ad- Miss Frances Kelly of Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gillis and daughter of James A. Maloney, QC, Ont., took place quietly at St. took place Saturday, June 29th, in dress, “How a Pope is Elected”. Father Foley answered some very MLA, and Mrs. Maloney of Renfrew, St. Louis de France Church, Ste. Mrs. Donat Caron and Mrs. Willie Marleen, of Buchanan, N.Y.; Mr. Raphael’s Church, St. Raphaels, A thank you note was received interesting questions taken from the Lajoie of Cornwall. and Mrs. Ivan Grant, Dawn Ann and the groom is a son of Mr. and Ont., June 15th, at 9 o’clock. Rev. Foy, the Rev. St. Georges Bergeron “Question Box” prepared by the Mrs. Bernard J. Masterson of Ot- officiating. (The father of the from the Sisters of the Precious Miss Catherine Obleman of Kirk and Norvan, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel D. A. Kerr, parish priest, officiated. Blood, Alexandria, in appreciation ladies, and closed the meeting with tawa, former residents of the Third groom died subsequently July 4th, a prayer for His Holiness Pope Pius Hill, visited friends* in town on Grant, Susan and David, all of The bride, given in marriage by for a food donation. Cornwall; Miss Kay Routhier and Kenyon. her brother, John MacDonald, was and was interred here on Monday). XII. Friday. Mrs. Ranald V. McDonald also Mi's. Eunice Whitehead of Hines- Harold Pearson of Montreal. Mrs. The marriage ceremony was per- attired in a waltz-length dress of Miss Denise Martel played the A delicious lunch was served by bùrg, Vermont, is visiting with her Gillis and Marleen remained on for formed by Rev. Henry J. Maloney sky blue nylon lace over taffeta, wedding music, and Mr. Jean read a letter from the Moose Creek of Eganville, uncle of the bride. the hostess and her assistants, and son. Grant, Mrs. Whitehead and a ten-day holiday. with lace bolero, and headdress of Gagnon of Quebec, sang during the council concerning convention de- an enjoyable social hour followed. family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gallant were Rev. John Masterson, S.J., Montreal, matching color. Her corsage of red service. Peonies arranged with fern cousin of the groom, said the nuptial were used to decorate. Miss Georgina Sangster of Sha- visited on Thursday by Mrs. Mary roses, lilies-of-the-valley and fern winigan Falls, spent, the weekend Doutre and son, Raymond, of Mass. The bride, who w»as given away completed her outfit. by her father, wore a gown of tulle with her parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. GravelboUrg, Sask. On Tuesday and The organist was Rev. Sister St. Miss Angela MacDonald, sister of George Sangster. Wednesday they had Mr. Gallant’s James, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, and French lace over taffeta, the the bride, was bridesmaid and was fitted bodice having a high scalloped COME TO Miss Monique Prince of Victoria- sister, Reverend Sr! Thomas Marie Renfrew, and Miss Marjorice Vice dressed in pink, similar to that of of Renfrew was soloist. neckline edged with seed pearls, and ville, is spending her vacation with of Regina, on her way to Cape the bride’s outfit» her uncle, Rev. Emilien Houde. Breton, N.S., for a month’s holiday. The bride was given in marriage the bouffant skirt falling into a Hubert Chisholm acted as best slight train. Her veil of tulle illusion Carmen’s Dress Shoppe Mrs. J. A. Lalonde and daughter, Miss"Luella Phillips is in Lake by her father. Her gown, was de- man for his,, brother. Judy, of Cornwall, visited with her Simcoe district as Camp Supervisor, signed with a white embroidered was held by a headdress embroid- Following the ceremony, the ered with seed pearls and she car- A mother, Mrs. Eva Gareau, on as her teaching duties are over for organdy bodice, a wide square neck- couple left by motor on a trip to the term. ried a cascade bouquet of pink N Sunday. line and short sleeves. The full- Toronto and Niagara Falls, return- Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDonald Martin Grant of Ottawa, was a length skirt of organdy over taffeta Sweetheart roses and white step-. N UMMER weekend guest of Misses Helen and ing by the States. On their return hanotis. and family have returned to their was fashioned of two graduating they were tendered a reception in U S Our Stock is home at Fort Frances, Ont, after Marge Seger. , ’ tiers edged with organdy lace. Her Mrs. R. Lebrun, as matron of Among Alexandrians who were in Brophy’s Hall at Harrison’s Corners. honor for her sister, and Miss A Bigger and Better visiting with his parents, Mr. and waist-length tulle illusion veil was Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm will reside Mrs. Duncan O. MacDonald. Maxville on Monday night for a held by a tiara, embroidered with Dorothy Fleming, sister of the bride, L ALE Than Ever Before Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Laplante of second audience of the Cape Breton iridescent sequins and seed pearls. in Cornwall. and Mrs. P. J. Sharkey, sister of the bridegroom, as attendants, were in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and their four Girl’s Pipe Band were: Mrs. Bessie The matron-of-honor was Mrs. J. PRICES ARE ABSOLUTE SAVINGS children, spent a week with Mrs. Clingen and John, Helen Seger, A reception held at Renfrew Golf frocks of blue crystalette, having C. Mullen of Pembroke, sister of fitted bodices and bouffant skirts Florence Gauthier. While here Mrs. Marion McLeod and John Ryan. the bride. The bridesmaids were Club was attneded by about 150 Gauthier accompanied them to St Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Trottier of guests. trimmed with a back bow. They You Will Find Such Items As Mrs. James Donohue of Renfrew, wore matching bandeaux and car- Agathe to visit with her son, Emery, Masson, Que., visited last -weekend sister of the bride, and Miss Jean Following a wedding trip to points in Maine, Mr. and Mrs. Masterson ried bouquets of summer flowers. in St Agathe sanatorium. with them daughter, Mrs. Adolphe McIntosh of Alexandria. The flower- will reside in Ottawa. CHILDREN’S COTTON DRESSES at 50c Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McArthur of Lauzon, Mr. Lauzon and family. girl was Miss Catherine Maloney, Mr. Thomas Timmouth acted as Sizes 7 to 8 Sizes 7 to 8 Regina, are visiting his brother, Miss Diane Hurtubise is spending sister of the bride. _ best man for Mr. Gelineaiÿ and the Wilbur McArthur, and Mrs, Mc- two weeks in Ville St Laurent with ushefs were Mi-. A1 Setter and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Emile Secours. Melvyn Gelineau of Alexandria, To Make Home Patrick J. Sharkey. Arthur, of Martintown. was the groomsman. Ushers were CHILDREN’S PEDAL PUSHERS at 50c Mrs. Raymond Jette spent last Mrs. Fleming, the bride’s mother, John Hubert Whyte of Los An- week in Toronto visiting with Mr. Brian Masterson of Montreal, and In Maxville geles, and his sister, Mrs. T..H. Pye, J. CrMullen of Pembroke. was gowned in Dior blue taffeta and and Mrs. John Lauzon and family FERGUSON—CAMPBELL organza and wore a black hat and LADIES’COTON DRESSES at 69c and Patricia, of Lachine, visited and Miss Claudette Poirier. Wednesday with their aunts, Mrs. Maxville United Church was the accessories and a corsage bouquet of Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McRae and scene of a pretty wedding when Rev. pink Sweetheart roses. J. A. MacDonald and Miss Bess Cleveland McPhee were: Mr. and baby son, of Edmonton, flew home D. C. Munro united in marriage, PANTIES at 25c MacDonald. on Friday to attend the .funeral of Mrs. Gelineau, mother of the Mrs. James LaPalm, Jr., Dennis and Mary Joyce Campbell, daughter of bridegroom, wore a gown of saddle AND MANY MORE Reginald Phillips returned to Deanne, of Hammond; Mr. Guy La- Mrs. McRae’s brother, Earl McBean Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Campbell of Hamilton on Monday, after spending of Bainsville, who died suddenly, brown shantung with a beige hat Nylon Nightgowns $1.00 Brassieres (Wonder Bra) Palm and Miss Celina Previss of Waterdown, and James Rae Fer- and brown accessories. the long weekend at his home in Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Orner Nor- Friday. They will remain for a guson, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Half Slips, 89c Reg. $3.00 $1.98 Greenfield. On Sunday he had the fëw weeks. Following the reception, Mr. and mand, Lois, Susan and Lucy of Ferguson, Maxville. Mrs. George Full Slips $1.00 3 doz. Ladies’ privilege of serving the Mass, along Valleyfield. Kevin Macdonald, son of Mr. and Greer was soloist with Miss Jean Mrs. Gelineau left for Yellowstone with Gerald MacDonald of Alex- Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Cheney of Ot- Mrs. Eugene Macdonald, is in Hotel MacNaughton at the organ. National Park, Wyoming, the bride Handbags 50c and $1.00 Cotton Blouses .... $1.59 travelling in an ensemble of brown andria, when the Knights of Colum- tawa, their daughter, Mrs. Jack Dieu, Cornwall, where he is being Given in marriage by her father, Gloves 50c and $1.00 1 doz. only bus, of which he is a member, were Jamieson, Mr. Jamieson and four treated for poison ivy. the bride wore a ballerina-length and white shantung, and wearing a white hat and beige accessories. A large choice of Cotton Skirts at $1.00 visitors to the parish. Reg. was in children of Toronto, spent Wednes- Jack McCallum of Kingston, was gown of nylon chiffon over taffeta, charge of the altar boys in this day in Alexandria, renewing ac- accompanied here last weekend by with low, softly-pleated neckline. Among the out-of-town guests Hats $1.00 2 doz. Cotton Skirts $1.98 parish for many years when quaintances. his mother, Mrs. R. J. McCallum, Her fingertip-length , veil was held were Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gelin- younger. Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Roy and who had spent a two-week vacation, in place by a sequin-studded head- eau, Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Lebrun, of All Our Summer Dresses Miss Shirley Weir of Montreal, is ■children, Denise and Andre, of Que- with him; and by Catherine and dress and she carried a cascade Ste Hyacinth; Mr. and Mrs. George holidaying here this week. bec City, spent a few days last week Marty MacDonell, who spent Sun- bouquet of stephanotis with white Stanton, of Terrebonne; Mrs. Helen Are Reduced To Clear Kelly of Isle Maligne; Dr. and Mrs. with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn orchids. » ONE GROUP of COTTONS To Clear at J. A. Marcoux accompanied them on MacDonald. Mrs. William Metcalfe, attending P. J. Sharkey, of Kitchener, Ont.; their return for a week’s holiday. the bride as matroh-of-honor, wore Mrs. Eugene Macdonald of Alex- Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Dolan have andria; Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Setter Donald MacDonell accompanied moved to their summer heme in a ballerina - length dress of silk $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 Duncan McBean home from Niagara of Toronto; Mrs. James Redmond, South Lancaster. -Pat and Mary organza and carried a nosegay bou- Another Large Group of Falls on Friday to attend the quet of pink pinocchio roses and Miss Kay Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Dolan of Toronto, are vacationing Charles Hayward, Mr.. and Mrs. funeral of the latter’s brother, Earl, with them. white ’mums. AFTERNOON COTTONS and NYLONS held Monday in Lancaster. Hector Belodeau, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- — AH Sizes r- Mrs. Mary Murray of Aberdeen, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Blair, Donald Ferguson acted as best ert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scotland, arrived on Friday to spend Kirk Hill, and family on Sunday man, with Herbert Ferguson and Chippendale, Mr. and Mrs. Frank a holiday with her niece, Mrs. Sam were: Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Graham, Donald Campbell as ushers. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tim- $6.98 Brunet, Mr. Brunet and family. Kingston; Mr. and Mrs. A. Lenny For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. mouth, Mrs. R. S. McLeo-d, Mr. Rod CINEMASCOPE and son, Barry, Mrs. Dorothy Campbell chose a blue sheath style ONE ASSORTMENT of HALF SIZES Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wightman MacLeod, all of Montreal. 18y to 241/2 in COTTON, LINEN and SILK and son, Kenneth, Windsor, Ont., Gardiner and daughter, Marilyn, of dress with matching jacket, white o 2 called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ottawa; Mrs. Elma Daly and Miss accessories and a corsage of white at one price . . . regular value up to $12.00 Friday - Saturday Leroux on Tuesday afternoon. Meryl Smith Of Montreal. gardenias. Mrs. Ferguson, mother Good Time Promised ' July 12 - 13 Ernest Leroux of St. Catharine’s, Miss Rita Massie of Ottawa, spent of the groom, wore a blue taffeta The committee in charge of the is spending his holidays with his last weekend with Mrs. Darcinb dress with navy blue accessories and big Lochiel social, Monday, August ALL OUR SUMMER HATS a corsage of white gardenias. brothers in the 3rd Kenyon. Massie. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Massie 5th, the Civic Holiday, promise an “That Certain of Quebec City are now spending Following the ceremony a , recep- ARE GREATLY REDUCED FOR THIS SALE Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Blair and excellent programme of new and Anne Marie, of St. Albert, Alta., ar- the last week of their honeymoon tion was held in the church hall, Feeling” rived on Friday last to visit with with her. and later the couple left on a wed- better numbers, a delicious lunch Mrs. James Arkinson of Montreal, ding trip to the Maritime provinces. and the opportunity of meeting Carmen’s Dress Shoppe Comedy - Vista Vision Color relatives in the Green Valley district. is with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. For travelling the bride wore a friends from the four quarters of Phone 358 ALEXANDRIA sheath style dress of beig’e silk Bob Hope - Pearl Bailey Mrs. Napoleon Trottier, Mr. and Patrick R. McDonald, this week. the glove.—Advt. Mrs. Wilfred Trottier and Lee, of Mrs. Archie McDougall and two shantung with fitted jacket, white children, who spent the past two accessories and an orchid corsage. Monday - Tuesday Montreal, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Trottier and weeks with them, have returned to Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. |SS3?S8S5SSS5S?ÏSSSÏSSSSSS?S5S?î?gSSSS?S8SSSSS?8;SSSSSS8SSSStSSSSSSS?SSSSSt85SSSSSSSSSSS8888SStS8S?SSSSSSSS8?S8SSSSSSSSSSSSS?8?888SSSÎ>8S8Sï?8SS8S|: July 15 - 16 other relatives here. Montreal, and Able Seaman Finnan Ferguson will reside in Maxville. McDonald, of HMCS Cornwallis, Out-of-town guests attending the who was on leave, has returned to wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ‘Chicago Syndicate’ Halifax. The McDonalds were MacRae and Miss Elizabeth Mac- visited this week by Mrs. Mc- Drama Rae, Jack MacLean, Mr. and Mrs. GREYHOUND Donald’s nephew, Cecil McDonald, Robert Campbell, all of Toronto; Dennis O’Keefe and his two, daughters, of Sudbury, j Need A Suit? Photo Service Dealer Mr .and Mrs. John MacRae, Port Chris Alcaide who were on their return from a Credit; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Camp- • FILMS trip to Ste Anne dé Beaupre. bell, Watei-down; Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Alec McMillan, K. Campbell, Hamilton; Mr. and :• We have selected 50 suits from our regular stock Wednesday - Thursday • FAST SERVICE Catherine and Martin, of Port Mrs. Donald Kennedy, Souffville; July 17 - 18 Arthur, visited the past week with Dr. and Mrs. Norman McRae, Miss of All Wool - Scotch Twists and Plain and Mrs. Florence Spooner and family. Alice MacRae, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley The Misses Janet. Terry and Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd “Leather Saint” Wilfred McLeister Sheila Kennedy of Montreal, spent Brown, Douglas Ferguson, Miss Fancy Worsteds. STATIONERY Drama last weekend with their mother, Elma Kennedy, all from Ottawa; SHOPPERS’ NEEDS Mrs. S. A. Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bradfield, NOW WE OFFER YOU A CHANCE TO BUY A SUIT Paul Douglas - John Derek ALEXANDRIA. ONT. . Michael McPhail of St. Andrews, Herbert Ferguson, Miss Jen Rich, visited with them on Sunday, all from Peterborough; Miss Shirley MacLeod and Donald Campbell of I AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Montreal. o — Lalonde’s Ladies’ Wear Ladies’ Auxiliary 14 Suits 10 Suits 6 Suits Held Tea Formerly to 45.00 Formerly to 59.50 Formerly to 55.00 Mrs. Eva Gareau and Mrs. P. J. 50 YOURS Morris were joint hostesses at the .UST 25-00 NOW 39- FOR 37-50 Ladies’ Auxiliary Tea held at the SUMMER SALE home of the latter on July fth. Tea was served by Mrs. Jean 5 2-Pant Suits 3 2-Pant Suits 7 2-Pant Suits 5 Suits Menard, Mrs. M. O’Connor, Mrs. NOW GOING ON Bessie Clingen and Mrs. Bruce 27.50 32-50 Irvine. Mrs. Louise Lalonde, Mrs, AT NOW 29-50 Now 35-00 AT Larry Sicard and Mrs. Bert Lalonde poured tea at a table centred with vases of summer flowers. The rooms were tastefully decorated with bas- This Is Not An Overstock Sale - It’s Not A Dresses - One-Third Off ; kets of flowers and each member Reg. $19.95— Reg. $10.95— «7 Qfl Reg. $8.95— CP OC j wore a red rose. Clearance - Just A Plain Outstanding Good Offer .SALE PRICE $13.30 33 Lunch conveners were: Mrs. Alice SALE PRICE «P/-™ SALE PRICE 'PD- j Rushton, Mrs. Ada Dear, Mrs. M. Watt kn4, Mrs. Alex Lauzon, while NO SALES FINAL — UNTIL AND UNLESS Mrs. Emily Bedard was in charge of publicity. YOU ARE COMPLETELY SATISFIED Pedal Pushers . . Pr. $1,00 Blouses . . $1.00 Members of district branches who attended included Mrs. Ethel No Charge for Alterations Wallace, Zone Commander, Mrs. Phillip Bevis, Mrs. Lillian McNeil, | % OFF -HATS- Vi OFF ! j SHOES - TO CLEAR - $1 j of Cornwall , and Mrs. Colbran, president of Apple Hill branch, who was accompanied by Mrs. Poapst. & Maynard Mrs. D. A. McPhee entertained with piano selections and accom- Lalonde’s Ladies’ Wear panied members for a sing-song ffor ‘The Finest In Mens Wear during the afternoon.- Mrs. Morris Main Street ALEXANDRIA Phone 568 was tendered a vote of thanks from Main Street ALEXANDRIA Phone 662 members for her contribution to the success of the event. Page 6 The-Glengarry News,'Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 11th, 1957

Diocesan Catholic Women’s League WILLIAMSTOWN ST. RAPHARS GLEN NORMAN LAGGAN LANCASTER Miss Gail McDonell, National Re- (Intended for Last Issue) After spending the past two years Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chevrier of Mr. and Mrs. Ewen McDonell, who Held Convention At Cornwall in the Alberta oil fields, where he search, Ottawa, spent the weekend Mrs. H. Viscoviteh, Massena, N.Y., Rouse’s' Point, who were visiting have been visiting relatives and One of the thirteen states of' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. was a recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. was employed, Colin MacDonald re- with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Good- friends, here, left last week for then- India, where Christianity was es- E. McDonell. A. B. McDonald. turned to his liome here recently. man and family for a week, left for home in Edmonton, Alta. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Quenneville Miss Nancy McArthur left last tablished over 1,000 years ago by CWL Will Petition Miss Simone Pilon, nurse-in- Miss Ruth Gardner of Montreal, home on Friday. St. Thomas, was the only state to training at the Hotel Dieu, Corn- and children of Forrestville, Que., Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod were week to attend summer school in called on Mrs. M. E. McDonald, enjoyed a week’s holidays here with Toronto. elect a Communist government in The Government wall, spent the weekend with her Sunday afternoon prior to visiting in Wales last Friday to see J. A. -a general election in March of this parents^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilon. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod, who met with an accident Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray and ; Petitions regarding succession Misses Lizzie and M. B. McDonald, Quenneville, and other relatives. family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Turner, year, Rev. Father Simon Kotoor of Miss Edith Grant left by plane 8-8th Charlottenburgh. last week when a car went to pass Kottayam diocese in Malabar, south duties, old age pensions and adap- Little Miss Linda MacDonald a transport and collided head-on Mr, and Mrs. P. H. Amey.' Mr. and recently to visit her aunt, Mrs. Ethel Mrs. E. H. Tourangeau and David, • India, told delegates to the 33rd tion legislation will be sent to the McDonald, Burbank, California. spent a portion of the past week at with his truck. Barrie was thrown Mrs. Tom Koppell, Mr. and Mrs. provincial and federal governments Martin and Mary, accompanied Mr. annual Alexandria diocesan conven- Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonell the home of her .aunt and uncle, clear and; only shaken up, but Jack Tom Cameron "and family, all of tion of the Catholic Women’s Lea- by Catholic Women’s League of the E. H. Tourangeau on his return to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. McDonald, in. had five fractured ribs and his Montreal, have arrived at their diocèse of Alexandria, according to and family of Toronto, are visiting Combermere, Ont., and Wjll spend gue, held last Wednesday at Corn- the former’s' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall. Shoulders and neck were hurt. summer homes, East Front. resolutions passed at the 33rd an- a month there. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Conley and , wall. Dan R. MacDonell. Donald Mac- Romeo Tranchemontagne of Sud- Mr. and Mrs, Duncan McCrimmon nual convention last Wednesday. Rev. A. B. McRae, Scarboro, is at family, Montreal, spent the week- •Guest of Rev. M. J. O’Brien, dio- Donell and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin bury, enjoyed some holidays here and Linda spent the weekend wiht Delegates recommended that the present visiting Miss E. McRae and end with Mrs. Conley’s Mother, Mrs. cesan director, Father Simon spoke MacDonell of Ottawa, are also recently, with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mr. Fred McCrimmon. informally at the afternoon business governments be petitioned to amend Mr. Donald McRae here. Lauzon, and with relatives in Our congratulations go to Heather J. A. McBain and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. the law regarding succession duties guests of ■ Mr. and Mr§. Dan R. section at Cornwallis Hotel, warn- Mark Macdonell, after a brief Rigaud and Lancaster.- and Sharon, Grant and Julia .Good- McBain, leaving on Monday for so that a widow might pay in rea- MacDonell. ing his hearers of the danger of the sojourn in Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, is Mrs. A. Sayant. Rod and Florence man, on passing their music exams. Dayton, Ohio, where they plan to sonable annual installments on her make their future home. spread of communism to India from UNITED CHURCH WMS convalescing at his home here. Sayant, had with them on Sunday Mrs. Alex McCuaig received word the east. husband’s estate of $50,000 and over. last week . that her sister, Miss The Misses Jennie and Ethel Ross Messrs. Gert and Piet Sturken- afternoon the former’s grandsons, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hixon and Describing hig own diocese briefly. They also recommended that the Christy Grant, of Boston, had been daughter, Dorothy, Kemptville, ac- exemption on such estates be in- entertained the members of the boorn, . Ottawa, and Miss Alice Ian G. and George McDonald of Father Simon said that the main Sturkenboom, Cornwall, were at Ottawa, and Garfield McDonald of in an auto accident and suffered a companied; by Mrs. Clarence Wilkins causes of the election results .were creased from $50,000 to $60,000, and United Church auxiliary of the fractured shoulder-blade. of South Por upine, visited Lan- that the federal government lower WMS last week. In the absence of their home recently. Dalhousie Station. c the privation and low standard of D. A. L. McDonald, Montreal, and Mrs. Richard Lalonde and chil- A number from here attended the caster friends on Sunday. . living, which the communists prom- the age of entitlement to old age the leader, Mrs. G. C. Henderson, dance in Dunvegan last Friday eve- Mrs. Richard Handy has disposed pensions from 70 to 65 years. Mrs. Irvine had charge of the George McDonald, Cornwall, are dren of Massena, N.Y., visited here ised to improve. spending the long weekend with, on Thursday of last week with her ning for Mr. and tylrs. Norman Mc- of her home on Oak street and The convention, attended by 209 With regard to adoption, it was worship service. The programme in Leod. taken up residence on South Terrace resolved: to recommend that part the Missionary Monthly was fol- their mother, Mrs. Flora E. McDon- mother and aunt, Mrs. Carrie Mc- delegates, opened with Mass cele- ald. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sproule, Miss Harriet McCrimmon is street for the summer months. Her brated by Father O’Brien at St. IV of the Ontario Child Welfare lowed, the theme being, “He Shep- Donell, and Mrs. Sol. Decoste. Martintown, and Miss Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. Alex. R. MacDonald, spending the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Chookus, of Texas, Coluanban’s Church, followed by Act be amended to change the legal herds Me”. Two hymns were read father, Fred McCrimmon, since is spending a few months with her. status of the adopted child so that in-unison. The scripture lesson was McDonald, Montreal, paid her a daughter. Miss 'Dianne, and son, coffee served by St. Columban’s brief visit recently. school closed. CWL at Corbet Hall. he will stand in relation to adopting the 23rd Psalm; and silent prayers Brian, of. Sudbury, are spending parents as if such child had been Sincere sympathy is extended to some holidays with his parents, Mr. Pickering, Ont.,‘ spent the holiday A color party of Girl Guides raised were offered for those troubled in Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lauzon and born to them, in lawful wedlock; Mrs. Achille Lafrance and sons of and Mrs. Rod. P. MacDonald, and weekend here with his mother, Mrs. the flag at the opening business mind and spirit, those who are fear- Miss Hortence Lauzon had with J. H. McKinnon, and other mem- session at the hotel, conducted by that the assistance of competent ful of themselves, of life and of Montreal,- in the death of her hus- other relatives here and in Corn- authorities in the Department of band, a former resident of this them during the holiday weekend, bers of the family. They also visited the diocesan president. Miss Ruth death, and for all elderly people, wall. Mr. and Mrs. Alban Lauzon, and Public Welfare and Child welfare locality. Basil McDonald of Ottawa, is with his father, J. H. McKinnon, Gaslin. that they may know peace, and have Mr. and Mrs. Noel Lauzon and little a patient in Macdonald Memorial agencies as well as legal experts be Mr. and Mrs. Z. Vaillancourt are spending a portion of this week at In ’ welcoming delegates, Father joy in the assurance of welcome in son, all of Montreal. Hospital in Cornwall. secured to ensure early attention at present guests of her sister, Mrs. the home of his uncle, Rod. Sayant. O’Brien stressed the importance of the Shepherd’s fold. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sayant and Major Wm. A. Morrison and Mrs. spiritual development and of com- to the details of the proposed The secretary, Mrs. Grant, was Ernest Valade. Miss Mary McLeod, St. Raphaels, ■amendment; that a petition be children of Vernon, Ont., Sundayed Morrison had with them for the mittee planning. Annual reports of absent. Mrs. Irvine gave the trea- o visited on Friday of last week with at the home of his brother, Rod launched to the legislature for the Major Wm. A. Morrison and Mrs. holiday - weekend their daughter, the secretary and treasurer were surer’s report and read a letter of Sayant. Mrs. Don. Compton and Mr. Comp- passage of. the amendment follow- Morrison. given by Mrs. Peter Manley and appreciation to the society from Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKinnon ton of Toronto, and his sister, Mrs. Mrs. R. M. Nicol. ing recommendations. Duncan McRae and Miss Marion Delegates formally took objection Miss Mae MacDonell, B.A., of the SANDRINGHAM and members of their family, of Rod. McLeod of Alexandria. Reporting for each of the 14 sub- high school staff, who has resigned. McRae had with them recently, his divisions were: Mrs. Earl Leroux, to what was termed, an offensive sister, Mrs. George McCallum and type of reading material placed be- Miss MacDonell had been presented (Intended for Last Issue) Alexandria; Mrs. Bradley Derochie, with a Life Membership certificate, Mr. McCallum of Picnic Grove. ►O-aBB-O-t St. Columban’s; Mrs. L. Warden, fore them in beauty salons. Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkpatrick Thanks to all who had contributed in memory of lier mother, Mrs. D. motored from Toronto and attended St. John Bosco; Mrs. Edward Bryan, R. MacDonell. Rev. G. W. Irvine (Intended for Last Issue) Holy Cross; Mrs. Hector Perrier, to the success of the convention the Kennedy - MoPhail wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Peter McKinnon were included in the resolutions ■and Mrs. Irvine also presented Miss Dalkeith; Mrs. Abe Lalonde, Dickin- Mrs. Kirkpatrick remained at the and baby Ronnie, of Brockville, passed. MacDonell with the Life Member- home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL son’s Landing; Mrs. S. Beehler, ship pin. Mrs. Irvine offered the visited here during the past week Finch; Mrs, Ray McDonell, Glen W. S. Fraser, for several days. prayer for our missionary in India, with his mother, Mrs. J. H. Mc- FOR SALE Nevis; Mrs. Alexander Lalonde, Glen hee, on behalf of meiribers. Miss Dorothy Cameron, Toronto, Miss Johnson. Miss Ethel Ross read Kinnon, and sister, Mrs. Wm. Walter; Mrs. J. J. McCormick, Loc- Guest Speaker spent the holiday weekend at her Garden. All Kinds of Lumber and Fixtures hiél; Mrs. William McLeod, Mille ^The importance of good Catholic the chapter on Indonesia from the home here. Study Book, “East from Burma”. Duncan McRae and Miss Marion Roches; Mrs. A. Villeneuve, Moose reading in every Catholic home was Mrs. L. K. Fraser spent the week- McRae had with them during the I Plumbing — Electrical Fixtures — Doors — Windows Creek; Mrs. B. McGillis, St. An- stressed by the guest speaker, Rt. The Lord’s Prayer, repeated in unison, closed the meeting. Refresh- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. holiday weekend, his sister, Mrs. Ten-Test — Gyproc — Masonite drew’s, arid Mrs. Mervyn MacDon- Rev. J. G. Hanley, Kingston, editor E. Alguire, Avonmore. Norrie Smith of Montreal. ald, St. Raphaels. o fthe Canadian Register. Outlin- ments were served by the hostesses, Asphalt and Asbestos Shingles — Big Furnace (Boiler) 200 h.p. Miss Leila Urquhart of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs.. Jas. A. McDonald Committees appointed were.: reso- ing the purpose, problems' and assisted by Miss Una Ross and Miss ■and children of Cornwall, spent the Building 40'xI20', 11 ft. high. Built without supporting posts makeup of The Register and of Garnie Hawkins, and a social time .spent the weekend with her parents, lutions, Mrs. J. A. McMahon, chair- Mr. and Mrs. W. Urquhart.' holiday weekend with relatives here. man, Mrs. Lloyd McHugh, Mrs. R. other official Catholic papers,. Msgr. enjoyed. Miss Claire Roussin of Ottawa, NOW is the time to purchase, while the stock lasts H. Johnston; election, Mrs. H. T. Hanley said that they offer an ex- Mrs. C. Sproul and Mrs. Geo. Rob- . was at the home of her parents, Donihee, chairman, Mrs. R. Adams tension of the Church's teachings Aime Leduc, Moose Creek, director; ertson, Tolmie’s Corner, visited with iMr. and Mrs. Alcide Roussin, for FOR A REASONABLE PRICE and Mrs, E. Bryan. and interchange of hews between Miss Ruth Gaslin, diocesan presi- the Misses Agnes and Jennie Cam- the holiday weekend. Bishop Praises Work parishes. dent, and Mrs, Donihee, provincial eron. on Sunday and attended the Mrs. Danny McKay of Cote St. CAN BE SEEN AT PENDLETON AIRPORT memorial service. Most Rev. Rosario Brodeur, Bishop He was introduced by Father president. George, spent a portion of last week | Contact R. LAFOREST, Plantagenet,Plai Ont. Phnoe 61 of Alexandria, speaking at a lunch- O’Brien and thanked by Mrs. John Rev. M. J. O’Brien thanked Moose Mrs. Neil McIntosh, Moose Creek, at the Home of her brother, Ranald eon, chaired by Mrs. Albert Ville- D. A. McDonald, Glen Nevis. Creek council for hostessing the spent Sunday afternoon with her McLeod and Mrs. McLeod. neuve, president, Moose Creek CWL, Grace was pronounced by Bishop corivention. Music during luncheon sister, Mrs. A. A: Fraser. praised the work done, by CWL for Brodeur; prayer for the Pope by was supplied by Mrs. N. Cleary at The pupils and teacher, Miss W. the piano. OUf Lady’s Missionaries, thanking Rt.JRev. R. J. MacDonald; 'toast to Buchanan, enjoyed a picnic at the 0 Duties and’basic programs of CWL PRINTING - —o—,, members for a cheque for $1,600, the Queen by Rev. D. A. Kerr, and Alexandria Park on Thursday. -PRINTING proceeds of Mother’! Day flower sale, thanksgiving by Rev. A. L. Cameron. standing committee were outlined by which was presented by Mrs. Doni- Greetings were brought by Rev. Mrs. Donihee at afternoon sessions Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy, at which new officers were elected Bruce and Billy, Avonmore, and and resolutions passed. Mado Patterson, Toronto, were re- Reports were given by: Mrs. J. E. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith, education and scholarships; Fraser. Mrs. Alfred Quinn, publicity; Mrs. Mi-, and Mrs. Wm. Valley visited FOUND-The Perfect Solution... Angus Chisholm, social action; Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoople and John D. A. McDonald, immigration; family on Sunday. ... to the problem of retirement years. The Sun Mrs. W. Montcalm, organization; Mrs. A. A. Fraser visited with Mr. Mrs. McMahon, resolutions; Mrs. and Mrs. Hugh Blair of Dyer, on Life of Canada has the life insurance plan to suit Angus Tessier, finance; Mrs. Adams, Girl Guides; Mrs. William Gaul, Wednesday. your needs. To be sure that gracious living is always radio and TV; Mrs. Donihee, Our Mr. and Mrs. R. McIntyre and Lady’s Missionaries, and Mrs. Ed- James were Sunday guests of Mr. a natural part of your life is really ward Bryan, League Magazine. and Mrs. S. Fraser. not difficult. Why not consult me An invitation to hold the next diocesan convention in Glen Nevis, today? was accepted with thanks. MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD Officers Elected The memorial service of the local LARRY J. McCOSHAM Officefs .elected for the coming cemetery was held in the Baptist DISTRICT SUPERVISOR year were: president, Mrs. Lloyd 162 Pitt Street ' CORNWALL Church on Sunday afternoon, with McHugh, Alexandria; vice - presi- a large congregation present, despite LAWRENCE J. MacDONALD dents, Mrs. John D. A. MacDonald the inclemency of the weather. Rev. Phone 252 LANCASTER of Glen Nevis, Mrs. Neil Cleary, D. Munro of the Maxville United Mrs; Peter Manley; secretaries, Miss Church, preached a very impressive SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Mildred Cleary find Mrs. Ronald sermon on the subject, “What Mean, Johnson, and treasurer, Mrs. Angus Ye By These Stones”. A duet was Tessier. sung by Mrs. Cameron McGregor and John D. McLennan, with Mrs. in John A. Urquhart at the organ for the service. The offering taken was for the maintenance of the ceme- tery. 'Friends were present from Ottawa, Vankleek Hill, Kingston, Avonmore, as well as the surround- ing district. 'PRINTINGI

TEACHER FETED A farewell party for Miss Wilma WE ARE FULLY EQUIPPED TO LOOK AFTER Buchanan, our local school teacher i for the past two years, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E; ALL YOUR PRINTING PROBLEMS McDiarmid. Mrs. R. Hoople presid- i ed and called on Miss Buchanan, when Brian Boisvenue read an ad- dress, and Muriel Longtin made the 1 There Is No Need To presentation of a weekend case from her pupils. Jacqueline Legault, rep- ( CHECK THESE... resenting the S.S. club, read an ad- Have Your Printing dress, and Mrs. W. S. Fraser pre- • MENUS, Etc. sented her with a flash camera. j Miss Buchanan thanked all for the Done Out Of Town • TICKETS gifts and best wishes, and would i • POSTERS always remember the pleasant time PATRONIZE YOUR HOME TOWN • FOLDERS she had in Sandringham. • PROGRAMS Wilma is. going to attend Teach- Î PRINTER er’s College in the Fall and the best • LABELS wishes of her many friends in Sand- ringham go with her. i Estimates • BILLHEADS A short meeting of the club was • RULED FORMS held, when it was decided the an- • LETTERHEADS nual lawn sooial will- be held in Gladly Given • ENVELOPES July. Refreshments were served ?nd a social hour spent. NO ORDER TOO SMALL! • CHEQUES, Ete. BRIGHT FUHURE NO ORDER TOO LARGE! There is little doubt thât New- foundland has a bright future, and no wsteps are being taken by the authorities there to oorreet popular misapprehensions about its climate The GLENGARRY NEWS j ... It is neither as cold in winter nor as hot in summer as the interior i of Canada in the same latitude. — Campbellton (N.B.) Tribune. PRINTING PRINTING The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 11th, 1957 Page 7

TOURING • Montreal; Mrs. D. R. McLeod, and Farmers’ Picnic Mrs. Rod McLeod, Mrs. D. D. Mc- SUBSCRIBE TO THE Huge Crowd Attended Holstein GLEN SANDFIELD Millan -and Miss Mamie McMillan, 9 Set For 20th VANKLEEK Alexandria. GLENGARRY NEWS Breeders Barn Meeting At Dalkeith The annual farmers’ picnic, spon- On Monday evening, July 1st, a sored by the Glengarry Federation ....HILL large gathering of friends met in Hie July 2nd twilight ' meeting A native ,of Listowel, Ontario, and Glen Sandfield Hall to bid farewell of the Glengarry Holstein Club at- a graduate in medicine from Queen’s of Agriculture, will be staged at the Written for The Glengarry News Charlottenburgh Memorial Park, on by T. J. HUGHES to their minister. Rev. J. Macaskill, tracted some 600 to the farm of J. J. University, Kingston, Dr. Mitchell and Miss Macaskill, who are leaving Denovan, Dalkeith. It was probably lives in Montreal, but takes an Saturday afternoon, July 20th. This Rev. Mr. Funston, former minister shortly to take up duties in Ottawa. the most successful event of this active interest in farming through picnic was originated some years ago, so that farmers, their wives Of Kiiox Presbyterian Church, re- Rev. J. Macaskill was presented with nature held in the, history of the his holdings here. a beautiful Gladstone travelling bag, club. He suggested good farming meth- and their families might have a turned here last weekend to con- duct Sunday services. Rev. Funston and Miss Macaskill with an electric The evening’s entertainment fea- ods as a solution to the problems day of relaxation and pleasure ex- clusively for themselves. However, is now minister of Knox Church at automatic toaster. Refreshments TO THE tured judging competitions for faced by farmers during the present were served and a social time en- young and old, a pipe band and depressed state of the industry. He anyone is welcome to attend. A Paisley, Ont. The minister and his family renewed many old acquaint- joyed. said that farmers should concen- suitable programme beginning at Highland dancing, violin selections ances here during his visit. The The WMS held its annual picnic and speeches by Osie F. Villeneuve, trate on more and better pasture 1:30 o’clock will be presented for Annual Funstons were the guests of Mr. July 2nd at Dr. Tanner’s, South MF., Glengarry - Prescott; Dr. and hay crops and grow less grain. persons who may not swim, o— and Mrs. Ken MaoKenzie. Lancaster, Weather was perfect Howard Scott Mitchell,. associate He advise^ farmers to practice bet- and everyone' enjoyed being in the professor „ of medicine at McGill ter crop management and .cited as water. University,. Montreal; Grant Smith, an example of good management DALKEITH One of the newly married Stanley Fraser has 'secured a Farmers’ Picnic fleldman for the Holstein - Friesian a producer who kept a large herd town hoys told us this week, position with the CNR in Montreal. Association, and other farm offi- of cattle on small acreage through “Somehow I don’t think my C. C. Fraser is spending July in SPONSORED BY careful strip grazing. Ralph McKenzie, student minister, new wife knows her way around cials. J. Y. Humphries, agricultural and Mrs. McKenzie left the first of Toronto. representative for Glengarry, was He also suggested that much of a kitchen”. Naturally, we asked Mrs. Nettie McCuaig, Montreal, is THE GLENGARRY FEDERATION chairman of the meeting. the land in the county was becom- the week to spend a couple of weeks him, “How come?” He says, with relatives in New Brunswick. spending her vacation at her home OF AGRICULTURE Some 30 head of mature Holstéins, ing depleted and suggested farmers “Well, this morning I saw her here. belonging to Mr. Denovan, were the have their land analysed to deter- Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLaurin trying to open an egg with a and children of West Hill, Toronto, Mr. and Sirs. E. Wiggins are WILL BE HELD AT THE subjects for the judging compe- mine its needs in terms of fertiliza- can opener,” spending their vacation with Mr. tion. were recent visitors with Mr. and titions which were conducted by Mrs. Munroe McLaurin. and Mrs. Lloyd McMillan. Grant Smith. Altogether the Deno- He was introduced by William The Hill merchants have decided Miss Mary MaoKenzie Visited her, Ewing, Vanklêek Hill, and thanked Mrs. Katie Pinto left for her home Charlottenburgli Memorial Park vans have some 60 head of purebred j against -purchasing the Vankleek sister, Mrs. H. W. Parkes, Lachine, by Lloyd McRae, past president of in New York, after spending several Holsteins on their farm, considered weeks with her mother, Mrs. A.. J. Hill egg grading -station. After Wednesday. by many agricultural men as one of the association^ (3 miles west of Lancaster) - McDonald. many meetings, all to no avail, the Rev. J. Macaskill/left Monday for the finest in the county. Mrs. Leslie Nixon, Vankleek Hill, Miss Barbara MacLeod and matter was shelved due to the fact his vacation in Sydney Mines, N.S. ON Dr. Mitchell, who : himself owns was winner of the ladies’ judging that a suitable man was not avail- Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. competition. She was followed by brother, John, spent the weekend in ; 500 acres of -land in Glengarry Montreal with their aunt, Miss Amy able at this time. > Rod. Fraser were Mr. and- Mrs. County and is a breeder of Here- Mrs. Robert McRae, Mrs. Alexander Donald Fraser and two children. ford caittle and Moreland ponies, McLeod and Mrs. Lloyd McRae, in Henry. Sister Florian of Stratford, Ont., Heather and Ian, Renfrew; Lloyd Saturday, July 20th, 1957 was guest speaker for the occasion. that order. I took a correspondence course Fraser of Valleyfield; Mr. and Mrs. ■'David Frasèr, McCrimmon, was is spending some time with her in athletics. I used to receive mother, Mrs. A. W. R. McDonald. George Layland, Cornwall; Mrs. A. BASKET PICNIC — 12:30 P.M. winner in the junior class with a 50 pounds of equipment a day W. McPhee, Lochiel; Ewen McPhee, score of 88. He was followed by Neil A. McLeod and sons have via the mails. It didn’t help me Andrew McLeod and Carmen Howes. been erecting a large addition to one bit, but now. we have the Jimmy Cannon’s house was blown SUITABLE PROGRAMME Haying Time Is ! In. the men’s division, Alex. D. their barn on the Cameron farm. world’s best developed mailman. MacLeod was first, followed by down and a number of smaller BEGINS AT 1:30 P.M. Approaching Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 'McIntosh and limbs were blown down elsewhere. Clark- McCuaig, James Nixon and family have visiting them since a ^ W. R. Vogaff reports that the Hill Come and See Us For Robert McRae. few weeks, their niece, Miss Jean .—^ -o will have to perk ùp as far as horse Everybody Welcome Cross of Manitoba. Her sister Isobel drawing Is concerned. Wesley took I had a good time at the party but nearly caught cold lying Cockshutt is also with them for a few days, a big part in the proceedings at VAL. CHISHOLM. after a three-months tour of Eur- Perth last Saturday, and claims there with nothing over me but a thin table. President. HAY BALERS BONNIE HILL ope and the British Isles. that their horse draw tops every- The Sandiland family of Mont- thing he has seen. The horse draw FORAGE real, spent .the weekend with Mrs. is started off with a parade complete Mill, High and John streets have Joe MeKinnon returned home HARVESTERS ! after spending some time in Alberta. Jessie Sandilands. with, band and all the trimmings. become a speedway for young ! Mr. and Mrs. James McMillan and —o — By the way, Thorl Bennett won first motorists. We have mentioned this SIDE RAKES children, Smiths Falls, spent the prize, which included an engraved many times before, but the situation ’ weekend with her parents, Mr. and trophy and $100. Thirl is from hasn’t changed. With school out, Check Tour Equipment ! Mrs. John Hugh McDonald. GLEN ROBERTSON- Vankleek Hill. Mr. Vogan also re- the danger of someone getting hint Now for Needed Parts Mrs. John Arcihie MacDonald ports that horse draws are becom- or killed is even more great. Seems BEST/ ing very • popular throughout the time the Town Council and the spent last weekend with her sisters We offer ôur sympathy to the ' ‘ We Have Them in Montreal. Ottawa Valley, and a number of police chief took this matter to family and relatives of the late Mrs. them are planned for this fall, heart. We thought the new speed- In Stock. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hay and Leon Degoste (formerly Helene Mc- children, Jean and Wayne, of trap would get to the source of Don’t give your Old Tractor Donald) who passed away In Mont- trouble, but it looks as though-it is away . . . We pay good money Waterloo, spent last week With his real and was interred in the parish “You say it was night time. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. catching the speeding motorists on a trade-in. cemetery following the Libera In St. You were at least five blocks coming into and going out of town, Hay. away and' still you saw the de- Martin of Tours Church. She was but not the speedsters in town. Wedding bells are still ringing in a daughter of the late Polycarpe fendant shoot Percy. How far Léo Lauzon the Sixth of Kenyon. McDonald, a sister of the late Mrs. can you see at night?” “I don’t I Sinclair St., Alexandria Mrs. Donald MacDonald and Avila Touohette. know. How far is the moon?” Remember, the little woman twins, Wendy and Nancy, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Romeo St. Laurent still enjoys candy and flowers. PhonePI 185-W past week with’ her parents, Mr. entertained a -small gathering at a Last Monday evening the Cham- Let her know you still remem- arid Mrs. Angus Hay. luncheon last Sunday in honor of ber of Commerce presented a prop- ber, Speak of them once in a J while. their daughter, Jacqueline, who be- erly engraved desk- set to Crawford came engaged to Mr. John .Guarda Wood, for outstanding leadership in of Montreal. Among those present •community projects. He also re- Judge Raoul La brosse is to be the were: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Guards, ceived a folder containing letters guest speaker at the Chamber of AT THIS SIGN John’s parents, and Mr. and Mrs, of appreciation from interested or- Conxmerce dinner meeting , next AUCTION SALE ganizations. Crawford, in his Zotique Ethier, godparents of the Monday night at the Windsor Hotel. GOOD QUAUTY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE fiance. * ' | capacity as chairman of the Board We are happy to have Mr. Labrosse of Management for the community speak to us and we will surely learn Mrs. Margaret McDonald, Corn- drive, was the leading figure in the Lochiel Street, West, Alexandria wall, was the guest of her sister, something, as he has acquired quite finishing of the Arena and its debt- a knowledge of youth problems with, (The Island) Mrs. Bill Tischart, over the long free state at this time. weekend while she visited other his many years on the Bench. relatives and friends. “You mustn’t give np hope”, Imagination is something that SATURDAY, JULY 20tli, 1957 Mrs. Adelle Banford of Iroquois, the lawyer told his client on sits up, with a wife when her Starting at 1:00 p.m. spent Tuesday with her cousin, Mr. visiting day. “Why are you so husband’s out late. Marconi 21-inch television, on base, like new. —.RCA combination radio M, Barnaby and Mrs. Bamavy. She sure you’re gonna be here so and phonograph. — Astral apartment refrigerator. — White enamel range, was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. long?” “It’s the warden”, said Gammon of Ottawa. The manse of Knox Presbyterian like new. — 4-piece bedroom suite. — Studio couch. — Coffee table. the con. “He just fitted me for Church is being renovated on the Double bed, complete. — Dining-rocm table. — Round table. — buffet. Miss Betty Mclntee, Montreal, Is a new striped suit — with two inside. Glen Campbell has been Medicine chest. — Kitchen table and four chairs. — Rocking chair. holidaying with her mother, Mrs. , pairs of pants.” doing the cupboard work and when Kitchen cabinet, like hew. — Electric Singer sewing machine. — Electric Margaret Mclntee, and grand- the new minister is hired he will iron. — Toaster. — Hot plate. — Silverware.— Glassware. — Dishes and mother, Mrs. Margaret McDonald, Bob Wilson, who recently started have a fine home to move into. kitchen utensils. — Electric washing machine, in good order. — 6 dining- as well as her brothers, Danny and the Commission Auction, is now at room chairs. — 17 good standard size windows. — 100 feet of clothes line Lawrence.. home recuperating after undergoing My blind date was so skinny with pulleys. — 18-foot outboard boat, in perfect order. — Portable Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin of surgery -for a disc injury. Bob must she could look through a key- Best in Bindersl vacuum cleaner. — Fishing equipment. — 1935 Chevrolet coach, fully Montreal, last week visited Mr. and do nothing, not even drive a car, for hole with both eyes at one time. Knotters love McCormick Twine. \ equipped, in À-1 condition, etc. Mrs. K. M. McLennan and family. at least two months. Knowing how A drunk saw her at the beach Famous IH developed criss-cross Miss Cegilia Mclntee, Montreal, is active Bob is, the cure will sure be one day and took the pledge. cover prevents tangling — twins TERMS —CASH- vacationing in the Glen, the guest punishing. Fink elephants and purple mon- runs smoothly to the last foot. LUCIEN LAPERLE, Prop., of her sister. Miss Mary Mclntee. keys were bad enough, but this •. FREE FARM ACCOUNT BOOK when ycm It was past midnight when-the was the first time he ever saw order your supply of McCormick Twins ALBERT F AUBERT, Auctioneer. Alexandria, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Beauchamp » * Phone 105-J-5, Alexandria, of. this place, and Mr. and Mrs. telephone rang in the veterin- an eel eating frozen custard. Charlie Menard of Cornwall, were arian’s home. “Are you a dog Written Guarantee in every Bale on a holiday motor trip through doctor?” a voice asked. “Yes”, The world is full of willing southern Ontario as far as Niagara replied the doc. “If I come over, people. Some willing to work MCDONALD & MCDONALD, St. Andrew’s, Ont. Falls and returned via northern will you bark for me?” and others willing to let them. GLENGARRY MOTOR SALES, Alexandria, Ont. New York state. ” Mr. and Mrs. Beauchamp are enjoying a second (Intended for Last Issue) There was quite an influx of ELIE DAVID - - - - - Alexandria, Ont week of their holidays at home. After three meetings last week, visitors to Vankleek Hill for the AUlTl#li IILI Mrs. Minnié Tuckwood, Montreal, the Vankleek Hill merchants have holiday and it’s too bad the wea- International Harvester Company of Canada Limited, Hamilton, Ontario LIVESTOCK and FARM IMPLEMENTS was 'weekend guest of her brother. not -made up their minds to take therman didn’t co-operate and make Bill Fraser. over the Egg Grading Station. It their visit a pleasant one. Lot 28-3rd Concession, Lochiel looks as though- some individual Robbie and Kenneth Hanley, to- \ Two and' a half miles east of Alexandria, on McCormick Road. will have to take it over if it Is to gether with members of their survive. Ken MaoKenzie tried very families, are visiting their mother, hard last Friday evening to arrive THURSDAY, JULY 25th, 1957 Mrs. Grace Hanley, this week. at some, solution when he acted as Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wheeler and chairman for the meeting, but with- Starting at 1:00 pm; children/Marilyn, Janice and Bruce, out success. 32 HEAD CHOICE HOLSTEIN CATTLE: were all weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laçombe. Mrs. Wheeler Consisting of 20 heavy producing milch cows, all young. — 3 heifers, Sign in Cleaners window: and daughters arrived from Calgary Don’t Tet machines tear your 2 yrs. old; 6 heifers, 1 year old. — Spring heifer calf. — 2-year-old bull, last week and, with Bruce, will re- "f - 1-year-old bull. -, clothes — let us do it carefully ■ main in the Glen for about two | by hand. Bay horse, 14 years old, 1,500 lbs. — Black mare, 9 years old, 1,400 lbs. weeks, later taking up .permanent Sow with litter of pigs. — 8 sows, due to farrow about August 1st. residence in Montreal. Thg heavy rains and wind played Service boar, 1 year old. — No. 85 -Ferguson tractor, like new. — Hydraulic After much wrangling over a pro- havoc with a number Of trees in tractor grubber. — Hydraulic 2-furrow, tractor plow. — Tractor pulley. posed new school and where to situ- town. A very large tree was blown Tractor scraper. — M-H binder, good condition. — McC-Deering mower, ate it, nothing seems definitely set- down just above the ground at the 6-foot cut. — McC-Deering disc drill seeder. — McC-Deering double disc tled but the fact that the old school Women’s Institute house at the for tractor. — Cockshutt No. 2 hay loader.— M-H hay rake.— Cockshutt Is declared obsolete by the Separate comer of Mill and Union streets. No. 5 manure spreader.—Rubber-tire wagon with hay rack.—Hay tedder. School Board. A large limb from a giant maple at Cockshutt mower;.6-foot cut.^4-section smootMhg harrow.-^-2 cultivators. McC-Deering com binder. — walking plow. — Steel land roller. — Tractor trailer with Lack and 2 new tires. — Snow plow. — Hydraulic rigole plow. Milk rig. — Rubber-tire buggy. — Set double harness. -- Milk rig harness. Cutter. — Cheap sleigh. — New single harness. — Stewart electric clipper. 700 bushels Ajax oats, — 100 bushels barley. — Fanning mill Upright ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUCTION scales. — 9 8-gal. milk cans. — Milk pails. —• Strainer. — New cream separator. — 2 30-gal. milk cans. — 250 gal. steel water tank. — 250 sap Held every Wednesday buckets. — Evaporator. — Spiles. — Double pulleys. — 2 new snow-grip tires, 6-15. — 2 bam heàt bulbs with extension. — Chains. — Steel barrow. at Alexandria — starting ot 7.30 p.m. ' All farm tools, etc. We will pick up cattle for our sale at $1.00 per head ——— Everything to be sold, as I have sold my farm over any reasonable distance Terms on tractor—Half cash, TERMS —r $20.00 and under, cash; over that amount, 12 months’ credit All hogs between 180 and 220 lbs. sold are tattooed upon furnishing approved joint notes bearing jnterèst at 3%. 2% with Government Grade off for cash. ADELARD LEGAULT, Prop., ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. ‘ RR1, Alexandria, Ont. Telephone 14-R-4 OMER POIRIER Phone 105-J-5, Alexandria. Fuse 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 11th, 1957

BE STRONG Be strong! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES We are not here to play, to dream, to drift, HDUU BOUT THRT By UJIUV & RALPH We have hard work to do and loads to lift; Por Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.: 50. cents lor thirty words or less Shun not the struggle—face it; ’tis G-od’s gift. 2 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. WEVE BEEN WAITING Wf ITS THAT LONG DRIVE [YES,AND DONT FORGET Births, Deaths: No Charge. C^rds of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- I HALF AN HOUR FOR THAT \ HOME THAT BCTHERS\THAT REAL INTEREST Be strong! oriam: Minimum, 75 cents, J.U cents per line of verse. Public 1 Notices: 12 cents .per lifte, ftrÿ. insertion; 8 cents per line subse- "kILLUR CURE'" PRESCRIPTION \ME. THERE'S SO MUCH)OUR LOCAL DRUGGIST Say not, “The days are evil. Who’s to blame ?” quent insertions, 10 cents extra if not paid in advance; 25 cents Ï AND HE HASN'T EVEN STARTED)TRAFFIC THIS TIME/TAKES IN EACH PRE - And fold the hands and acquiesce—oh, shame! extra if Box No. used. Classified Display: $1.00 per column inch. ON IT/ AND NO WONDER... #«iOF DAV/ SCRIPT!ON. FROM NOW Stand up, speak out, bravely, in God’s name. OUST LOOK AT THIS CROWD/ Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than noon Thursday, to appear in current week’s columns. IT WILL BE ANOTHER HOUR . . Be strong! BEFOR WE CAN START HOME.'/, NEEDS FILLED IN It matters not how deep intrenched the wrong, 1—Coming Events 9—Personal BIG TOWN DRUG f f»"« How hard the battle goes, the day how long, (Continued) ALEXANDRIA Faint not—fight on ! Tomorrow conies the song. The Vancouver Glengarry Society’s annual Basket Picnic will be held CAR BUTEES —Maltbie Davenport Babcock. at Second Beach, Stanley Park, on ATTENTION July 20th, at 2 p.m. Tea! and —For complete insurance coverage coffee will be provided. 26-30 and low cost financing, see me be- Wedding Reception, honoring Philip fore you buy your new Car or Truck MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. or late model Used Car. This mod- 37—Help Wanted Female Bainsville W.I. Valentine MacDonald, Munroe’s em, low cost Insurance and finance Mills, and liis bride. Alexander WANTED stenographer (experience plan available for either^ dealer or , (Continued from Page 4) Hall, Friday, July 12th. Every- private sales. RAYMOND ROCHON, preferred) for two weeks in body welcome. 27-lp Alexandria. Phone 220. 1-tf August to replace regular steno- to prepare some information on Fire grapher at the Ontario Depart- Prevention. Annual Social, Kirk Hill United ment of Agriculture. For further Church W.A., will be held’July references call in at the office Members of standing commit- , 24th, at 8:30 p.m., on church I WILL BE ABSENT or ’phone No. 7. 28-lc tees: grounds. • Admission, including 4— lunch, adults 50c, chfidren 25c. FROM MY OFFICE Agriculture and Canadian Indus- Experienced housekeeper to take tries — Convener, Mrs. Douglas complete charge of home and two 2—Births FROM children; all conveniences, must Westley, Mrs. D. McVichie, Mrs. D. Edwards, Mrs. J. P, .Sangster. AUGUST 11th ■ LV live in. Salary $100 per month. IA VIGNE — On July 8th, at Hotel Apply to Mrs. Allan Fickes, Mqu- Dieu, Cornwall, to Mr. and Mrs. TO Home Economics and Health — Archie Lavigne (nee Cecile linette, Ont., ’phone Cornwall Convener, Mrs. R, Carr, Mrs. J. R.- COPYRIGHT FEATURES 2452-W. 28-4c 'Massia) of Alexandria, a daugh- OCTOBER 18th R.T.A., ’ 19*9 Petrie, Mrs. H. J. McCuaig, Mrs. ter, Micheline. INCL. Lois Lawton. LeGALLAIS — Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Historical Research and Current T. LeGailais (nee Mary Margaret Settlement of 15—Farm Produce 38—Help Wanted — Male Notice To Creditors Glen Sandfield... Events — Convener, Mrs. T. Upton, (Mae) Dixon) very happily an- Outstanding Accounts In the estate of John Archie Mac- Mrs. Cecile Legroulx, Mrs. J. M. 40 to 50 acres standing hay on farm Better than average income for man nounce the arrival of Edith Lyn’s is asked before AugustAst. Donald, late of the Township of (Continued from Page 1) Petrie, Mrs. G. Thompson. brother, James Douglas, at the at Green Valley, in fields close to who is ambitious and willing to Kenyon in the County of Glen- Royal Alexandra Hospital, Ed- road. Apply to J. Basevitz, Mar- learn. You can enjoy independ- garry, farmer, deceased. Among the 20 Covenanters iwho Citizenship and Education — Con- tiritown. Tel. Martintown 55. vener, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. J. E. monton, Alberta., July 6th, 1957.. DR. D. J. DOLAN ence and high income selling es- All persons having claims against came from a distance to hear the ALEXANDRIA ' 27-2C tablished and nationally adver- Covichbrds, were the Rev. F. F. Robertson, Mrs. J. Foilrney, Mrs. D. MASSIA—On June 2$th, at L’Abord the .estate of John Archie Mac- tised Watkins products in a near- Donald, who died on or about the Read, Almonte, and James Park, J. Morrison. a Plouffe,. Que, to Mr. and Mrs. 20 acres of standing hay. Apply to by rural locality. Field training Antoine Massia, a son, Norman. 12—Articles For Sale supplied. No investment neces- 6th day of April, 1957, are hereby U.S. representative on International Public Relations and Community Robert Doherty, “Sunny Acres”, notified to send in to the under- Airways’ staff, Montreal. Greenfield. 27-2p sary. For interview with Com- Activities — Convener, Mrs. John . ' MacGREGOR — At Cornwall Geh- l-ton Ford truck, stake rack, good pany representative, write today, signed Solicitors;-on or before the Twelve Almonte Covenanters were Kerr, Mrs. John McBain, Mrs. J. A. eral Hospital, June 29th, 1957, to tires, good running condition. The J. R. Watkins Company, 350 22nd day of July, 1957, full par- McBain, Mrs. Lloyd McRae. 30 acres of standing hay for sale, ticulars of their claims, and after overnight guests in the homes of ,, Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacGregor . Apply to J. Baseyitz, Martintown. St. Roch St., Montreal, Que. Roderick Fraser, W. C. Jamieson, (nee Lorna Campbell of Athol), a Tel. Martintown 55. 27-2c about four miles east of Lancaster, 27-4c that daté the estate will be dis- 1 dâiighter. on Highway 2. Apply to A. Mc- tributed having regard only to the Mrs. W. J. McMeekin, and the Rev. Lean, Lancaster, ’phone 4423. claims of -which notice shall then R. H. MoKelvy, all of Glen Sand- SEGUIN — At Valleyfield Hospital, Belanger stove, in perfect condition, 28-lc have been received. field. ; ISSS8S5SS58S5SÜSSSSSSSSSSS5SS5SS3S85S8S58SSSS5 nickel trimmed, will suit farmer or YOUNG MEN ' to Mr. and Mrs. Rene Seguin, of DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, This programme is third in a St Zotique, on July 11th, a son. , big house. Tel. 329-J-14, or apply this 21st day of June, A.D. 1957. Walter Trottier, Glen Robertson, 24 acres of standing hay —- also one WANTED series of recent public meetings ar- Summer field of especially good Red Clover, MACDONELL & MACDONALD, 3—Engagements k after 6 p.m. 27-2p TO TRAIN AS ranged by the Lochiel WCTU. In ready for cutting. Apply to John Barristers, etc., the early fall we hope to present Dan MacKinnon, Laggan, ’phone Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers, Holiday BUTT - LAUBER — Mi’, and Mrs. Case model D tractor, in excellent Lochiel 5-R-4, or call E. B. STORE MANAGERS Alexandria, Ontario, “Fire on the Heather”, technicolor Bernard Hutt, of Bâinsyille, wish condition, priced reasonable. Apply Savage, Ste Eustache, Que., ’phone iSolicitors for the Executor, story of the Billy Graham: Glasgow to announce the engagement of to Ranald V. MacDonald, 4th STEDMAN STORES 4825, after 6 pm., on reverse have openings for men between Donald McDonald. crusade, filmed among the high- Needs their daughter, Catherine, to John Con., Lancaster, Allis Chalmers charges. 28-3c 26-3c lands of Scatland. Lauber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis dealer. Tel. Lane. 4912; 28-2c the ages of 17 and 30. BATHING CAPS Lauber, of Lancaster. The mar-, | Two first prize Dominion WCTU We can offer you a future with GOGGLES riage will take place on.Septembèr Second-hand Roy refrigerator, 9 cu. 16—Poultry — Livestock security. Notice To Creditors j certificates were presented by Mrs. 14th, 1957. ft. Can be seen at Lauzon Bros.- EAR PLUGS shop, Mill Square, Alexandria. Group Insurance and In the matter of the Estate of John | Mekelvy to' Lera McCormick, Lome i 28-lc 4 weeks old Hybrid pullets, 50c each. Dougald McDonald, late of the School, and Stewart McLennan of FINS, ETC. 7—Cards of Thanks Apply to Angus Urqufaart (Lag- Pension Plan Benefits. Township of Kenyon in the Glen Sandfield School. INSECT REPELLANTS MacDOUGALL — The family of th| Two vanity,tables with mirrors; two gan), Greenfield. 28-lp APPLY TO MANAGER County of Glengarry, farmer, de- ceased. Through the courtesy of Mi’. p * FIRST AID KITS late Marjorie MacDougall wish to boudoir arm chairs; one 48” foam Donald MacLerman, Glen Sandfield, N extend a sincere “Thank You” to mattress; large quantity of gallon ARNOLD FARMS LTD. AT ALEXANDRIA STORE All persons having claims against the estate of JOHN DOUGALD the Covichord quartette stopped in SUNBURN REMEDIES all their friends and neighbors for jars for pickling. Apply to Mrs. GRENVILLE, QUE. or write | AND MANY tlieir cards. Mass offerings and ex- Leo Lajoie, Green Valley. Tel. MCDONALD, farmer, deceased, who the Glen-Stor-Dun Home, Cornwall, pressions ôf sympathy during their WORK HORSES FOR SALE died on or about the 26th day of June 29th, en route from Glen OTHER ITEMS Alexandria 60-W-4. 28-lp Receiving regular shipments of STEDMAN BROS. LTD. recent bereavement. 28-lp 136 Portland St., Toronto 2B April, 1957, -are hereby notified to Sandfield, to their next appearance Stock Up Now for Your GOOD FARM HORSES send in to the undersigned solicitors in Syracuse, N.Y. 1951 CHEV. %-TON on or before the 22nd day of July, Holidays 8—In Memoriam from Western Ontario. All types Among the group who gathered and sizes for sale. 42—Agents Wanted 1957, full particulars of their claims, in the spacious dining-room were McCRIMMON — In loving memory PICK-UP EXPRESS Top prices paid for all horses for AGENTS wanted to sell high quality and after that date the estate will be of. a dear husband and father, Excellent Condition distributed having regard only to several members from Lochiel and slaughter. Also crippled or dead products at low price. Excellent the claims of which notice shall Donald J. McCrimmon, who Heater and Defroster animals picked up for rendering commission. Do not miss this Kenyon townships. All ‘enthusi- passed away July 11th, 1952. money making proposition. Open- have been received. '—Fondly remembered by wife APPLY purposes. DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, astically joined in ringing the lovely . McLEISTER’S Diytkne—phone Hawkesbury ings in: Alexandria, Lancaster, and family. Maxville; Summerstown. Informa- this 21st day of June, A.D. 1957. Shepherd Psalm, with which the REXALL DRUG STORE Dalkeith, ; 28-lc MORROW MOTOR SALES MElrose 22124 or 22126 MACDONELL & MACDONALD, Phone 16 tion: Dept. T, Section C, 1600 De- I quartette closed their short pro- Phone 21 Alexandria at night or Sunday lorimier, Montreal, Que. 27-4c Solicitors for the Administrator, 9—Personal MAXVILLE, ONTARIO MElrose 23165 or 23816 Alexandria, Ont. 26-3c 27-lc 1-57-tf Notice To Creditors Donald A. MacdonaM, Q.C., who has been away from the office for And Others some five months following a 14—Autos For Sale 17—Baby Chicks In the matter of the Estate of stroke, is now permitted to work Jessie MacLean, late of the Village two hours a day. He will be in his 1955 Oldsmobile 88 sedan, A-l con- Buy summer chicks with confidence. of Maxville, in the County of office, formerly occupied: by dition, with air condition heater, Hillside chicks. Hatchery has Glengarry, widow, deceased. Gormley’s Grocery, each afternoon directional signals, shade - lite pullets, all ages, in a wide selec- TAKE NOTICE that all persons from 2 to 4 o’clock, providing the glass, hydraulic transmission, two- tion. They also have White Rock haifeg any claims against the weather is favorable. Anyone tone. paint, custom-built radio, dayold chicks, -Pilch first genera- Estate of Jessie MacLean, late of wishing.to make an appointment, whitewall tires. This oar is priv- tion. And Ames dayold pullets. the Village of Maxville, in the starting Monday, may contact Mr. ately owned. Original mileage of Ask us for data — Raymond La- County of Glengarry, widow, de- Macdonald at his home, St. 24,090. Reason'for selling—death. londe, Glen Robertson. 28-lc ceased, who died on or about the George St., by ’phoning No. 138, Apply to, Mrs. Leo Lajoie, Green 19th day of April, 1957, are hereby Alexandria. Valley. Phone 60-W-4. 28-lc 29—For Rent—Miscellaneous required to send full particulars of their claims to the undersigned Solicitors for the Executors, on or FOR RENT before the 24th day of July, A.D. 1957, after which date the Estate STORE and FIXTURES shall be distributed, having regard COMPLETE only to such claims as shall then BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL have been received. Immediate Possession MILLIGAN & MACDONALD, APPLY 122 Sydney Street, Cornwall, Ontario, DIRECTORY D. E. MARKS ON . Solicitors for the Executors. P.O. Box 53 26-3c Phone 222 Alexandria INSURANCE Accountants and Auditors 31—Wanted — Miscellaneous INSURANCE Ottawa, Cornwall, Kingston All kinds live poultry wanted. Write | Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- Brookville or phone us and we will send our | buyer. S. Laporte, Alexandria, mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- MacLeod, Comrie & Company ’phone 25. 27-tf niture, Theft, Wind and Farm Certified Public Accountants Buildings. Deadstock removed from your farm Licensed Municipal Auditors promptly for sanitary disposal. ANT ADS DONALD A. MacLEOD $2.00 service charge for each call. MORRIS BROS. -Phone 33 Alexandria Licensed Trustee in Bankruptcy Telephone collect: Lancaster 229, Cornwall 3730. St. Lawrence 1-57-tf CORNWALL ■ OTTAWA 338 Second St., W. 27 Merritt Ave. Rendering Company Limited. BARRISTERS Tel. 3400 Tel. 2-4123 57-p 1-56-tf 33—Apartments—Flats To Let MILLIGAN & MacDONALD Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries BERNARD CARDINAL, B.A. Comfortable apartment on Peel St. R. P. Milligan, Q.C. Apply to Irene Ouelette, ’phone | D. J. MacDonald, B.A. COMPTABLE LICENCIE 492-R; if no answer, call Lochiel 122 Sydney Street Licensed Public Accountant 26-R-32. 26-tf CORNWALL, ONT. — PHONE 2775' 717 Second Street, East, Cornwall Five-room apartment in new build- i ALEXANDRIA OFFICE; ing, all tile floors, modern kitchen ! NEAR AS YOUR PHONE Telephone 5572 and bath. Available August 1st.1 Insurance Bldg., Main St. North Phone No. 9 and ask us Thursday of each week—9-5 üiexandria — Tel.-174 Apply to Donatien Theoret, Tel. Alexandria 159. , to call and show you 26-56-1 1-57-tl how you can save money on your printing needs. OPTOMETRIST ALEXANDRIA IRON & METAL S. Joseph Kronick, R.O. For RESULTS Use HOURS • • THE NEWS 9 am. to 13 noon — 1 pm. to 5 pm. We buy all kinds of Scrap. PRINTING CO. 17 MAIN ST. W., HAWKESBURY • • Telephone ME 2-2061 “NEWS” WANT ADS W. MORRIS, Manager. Phone 9 — Alexandria 57-p Phone: Lochiel 14-R-13