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VOL. LXIII—No. 1 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1954 SINGLE COPY 7e TEST DRILLING EXCIT HUI RESIDENTS Found Just In Time Mother Of Rector Major Rock Chicks Minto Follies To Be Seen At Ontario Hydro Crews Working On After Breaking Hip Dies At Martintown Wintering In Bermuda Christmas in Bermuda via Glengarry Gardens, February 5th Plans Related To Seaway Project T.C.A.—sounds like something Darkness was falling, Tuesday Rev. John D. MoPhail, rector of r afternoon, when a 69-year-old 3rd St. Finnan’s parish, here, chanted we’d all like to do, and when Two Diamond - Drilling Teams Working Kenyon resident, William J. Hohus, the Solemn Mass of Requiem this 400 of your pals go, too. What Start Making Artificial Ice In was discovered by a passerby, lying morning, at the funeral of his fun! Local Arena Today Though Still Round Clock On Farms South Of at the rear of his home with a frac- mother, Mrs. Rbderiek MoPhail, That was the experience of Apple Hill In The Indian Lands tured hip. He had slipped on his Island1 Road, Martintown, whose 400 chicks from W. J. Major’s Uncertainty As To When Sheet Will Be Ready back steps and suffered the frac- death occurred suddenly, Sunday North Lancaster Major Rock evening. The funeral was held at Farm. They were put aboard a The Minto Follies of Ottawa,, featuring one of the finest ice spec- TWo diamond - drilling teams are working round the clock testing ture three hours earlier. He un- doubtedly would have suffered ■10 o’clock this morning from the Bermuda-bound plane at Dorval tacles extant, will come to Glengarry Gardens on February 5th. Arrange- rock formation on farm land 2% miles south of Apple Hill, and residents severely from exposure had he not family home to St. Andrew’s Church on December 23rd, consigned to ments were completed yesterday with Follies officials and it is understood of the area are excited at the prospect that their district will benefit an island Arm. been found before dark. and cemetery. the complete show will1 be on view on the new artificial ice. The fifty directly during the years of construction for the St. Lawrence Seaway The only hitch — they’ll never The elderly man had been living His Excellency Most Rev. Rosario performers will include 'that comedian on skates, Arthur Nellis, who has project. Thirty men, reportedly Americans, make up the drill gangs Brodeur, DID., Bishop of Alexandria, come back to Glengarry. We alone In his home on Highway 43, wouldn’t like that. played in the Barbara Ann Scott and Sonja Heine shows. working on eight farms in the Indian Lands, on the border of Glengarry four miles west of Alexandria, since was present In the Sanctuary and chanted the Libera. Many members o —— Test frosting of the pipes was and Stormont. * the death of his wife a year ago. underway Wednesday and workmen Nothing is known officially of After his fall about 1:30 p.m., he of the diocesan clergy were present as well as a very large number of expressed themselves well satisfied 'ultimate plans and perhaps because Is 91 Today tried in vain to attract the atten- Dan MacKinnon Dies with the first tests, very few leaks relatives and friends. Camerons Of B.C. ■of the blackout of news, speculation tion of passersby on the highway, being found. is rife in the area. The drilling John R. McMaster, one of Alex- 200 feet distant, until 4:15 when a The death of Mrs. McPhail oc- At Grand Forks, B.C. Ice making starts today but there could be but part of the extensive andria’s older citizens, marks his passing Quebec trucker heard his curred with startling suddenness at Warmly Welcomed John H. and Alex. 'MacKinnon, is no guarantee when the new plant testing being done by Hydro en- 91st birthday today. Mr. McMaster call and stopped to give aid. A call her home, at 11 o’clock Sunday 9th Lancaster, have received word will be declared ready for use. First gineers to locate suitable construc- remains In comparatively good was put in to Dr. M. Markson from evening. A rousing Glengarry welcome was of the death of a brother, Dan Mac- ice may take from three to five days, tion materials. But one area resi- health and he will have the best the home of Wilfred Sabourin and Mrs. McPhail was born in the tendered Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ewen Kinnon, 76, at Grand Forks, B.C. but Gardens officials are hoping it dent sees the possibility of a cement wishes of many friends on this new he went to the scene with the Mar- Ninth Cbncession of the Township Cameron ■ and sons, Alex, and Jack, Mr. MacKinnon was ill when here will be in use by Sunday. plant or other such producing in- milestone. coux & Morris ambulance. of Cornwall, a daughter of the late holiday visitors in the Fassifern o In October to attend the golden Plans for a grand opening are ■dustry rising in the district. After preliminary treatment at Mr. and Mrs. William Chisholm, area after an absence of 24 years wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. being delayed until there is certainty It is known, however, that On- the scene, Mr. Hobus was conveyed her maiden name being Mary Jane in Western Canada, at a party in John H. MacKinnon, and he appar- of ice. tario Hydro engineers are testing to Hotel Dieu Hospital, where it was Chisholm. She had resided on the Lochiel Township Hall, Monday Business Of Former Island Road, Martintown, for more evening. ently never recovered from the Officials have set their fees for for suitable material for dike con- found he bad suffered little from his strain of the trip. struction and the drilling near lengthy exposure. He is being than 50 years, being held In the Friends from all over Glengarry, ice rental at little more than was Born in the 9th Lancaster, Mr. Aifple Hill could be related to this Board Discussed treated for a fracture of the right highest regard by everybody who as well as from Montreal, ‘Ottawa, being asked for natural ice in years project. hip. had the pleasure of her aequaint- Detroit and Cornwall, filled the hall MacKinnon taught school in the past. The rental fee will be $7.00 to welcome the Camerons on their area and later completed a com- per hour for skating, broomball, The eight farms, encompassing A meeting of the old Glengarry Mr. Hobus came to the 3rd Ken- anee! She was a faithful member return. The couple and their sons mercial course before going to hockey practice or school-hour skat- ' 2,000 acres, on which Ontario Hydro High School Area Board, with rep- fyon from Montreal some four years of St. Andrew’s Church, St. An- resentatives from the Department drews West. She passed peacefully were piped into the room by a Grand Forks, where he had resided ing. Hockey game guarantees will has taken drilling rights are in the ago, when he purchased the James for 50 years. of Education and the heads of all away, fortified by' the last rites of nephew, Gilbert Cameron of Hunts- be $25,- during the week; $50 for Sth and 10th concessions Indian R. McDonald farm. ville, Ont., and from then on the Lands, in both Charlottenburgh and Glengarry municipalities was held the Roman Catholic Church. His wife, four sons and two Saturday nights and $60 for Sunday spirit of Glengarry hospitality took Cornwall Townships. The land is at the High School, here, December Surviving to mourn the passing daughters survive as well as three afternoons. over with Highland dancing,, piping, reportedly somewhat - sandy with a 31st, to wind up the business of the of a devoted wife and mother are brothers: John H. and Alex., 9th Arrangements have already been step dancing and piano and violin good rock base. Eight holes have Board which had been extinct for Now Director Of her husband, three sons and five Lancaster, and Ranald, in Mont- made by the Public School Board music. already been drilled and samples of a year., Also present were Osie daughters — James A. McPhail, real. for school rdntal from 4 to 5 p.m. Infantry Training It was one of the biggest gather- rock formation are being taken as Villeneuve, M.PJP., and accountants William McPhail, Miss Margaret Interment was at Grand Forks. each Monday, Wednesday and Fri- ings ever seen in the hall and among ■deep as 80 or 90 feet. from the firm of MacDonald, Currie, Col. D. C. Cameron, D.S.O., who McPhail, Miss Bernadette McPhail, o day. The High School Board is wait- the 300 or more guests were Col. D. ing for word on the ice before com- Farmers who are said to have re- which carried out the special audit. visited his mother, Mrs. R. W, Cam- Miss Mae McPhail, all at home; The meeting had been called at Rev. John D.. McPhail, rector of C. Cameron, Ottawa; Gordon Mac- ing to an agreement and no ar- ceived $200 payments for drilling eron, here, over the week-end, is Gillis, Rev. C. F. Gauthier, Dan Ottawa Couple rights are Duncan Christie, George the insistence of some of the muni- now director of infantry training at St. Finnan’s Cathedral, Alexandria; rangement has yet been made with cipal heads who wanted ah ex- Mrs. Archie MacDonald (Janet), MacDonald, Laggan; Thomas Hay the Separate School Board. Murray, Cyril Paquette, Dan La- Army headquarters, Ottawa, Col. and Alex. N. McLeod, postmaster at 40 Years Married fiamine, Duncan D. MacDonald, planation of the delay in settling j Cameron was transferred to his new North Branch, Martintown; Miss. ——o up Board affairs. Flora McPhail, Montreal. Dalkeith, all of whom spoke briefly. :Phdlip Lalonde and Gordon Murray. I post some months ago from Camp An address was read by Mrs. Keith Some 40 friends of Mr. and Mrs. o She also leaves three brothers and Members of the accounting firm Borden, where he was director of ■ MacMillan andi Edwin McDonell Les Howard of Ottawa, gathered at Two Minor Mishaps one sister — Joseph Chisholm, St. the couple’s' home, December 19th, declared the books had been found training. presented the Camerons with a sub- in good order except for the fact Raphael’s; Angus Chisholm and for a surprise party to extend to stantial purse. Each one of them On New Year’s Day Duncan Chisholm, both at .North- Grandsons Bearers that tuition fees for pupils from expressed appreciation for the re- Mr. and Mrs. Howard congratula- field; Mrs. Christena McIntosh, St. Two minor accidents Otturred on outside the district had not been ception they had received. tions on their 40th wedding anni- collected over a period of years and Andrew's. versary. New Year’s Day at the same point For MrsJ^ampeau New Licence Plates Guests enjoyed dancing to the tuition bills to other boards had not — —o———— on Main street. No injuries result- music of the Skye orchestra, assist- Mr. Howard is a telephone pio- been paid. Representatives of the ed from either mishap. Six grandsons were the pallbear- Now On Sale ed by Mrs. Rod. MacPhee on the neer, now retired. He and his wife •ers at the funeral of Mrs. Olivier department assured the meeting spend their summers at Lancaster. Gerard Dansereau of Alexandria, that idle departmental grants on Many At Funeral violin, and by John Hammill, who Campeau of Alexandria, which took i TORONTO, Jan. 2.—J. P. Bickell, sang two solos. Lunch was served A purse was presented! to the was driving south at 3:35 pm. when place Wednesday, Decemiber 30th, the outstanding accounts would be couple and following a social eve- he skidded at a point north of the paid and it is expected other boards ! registrar of the Ontario Motor at the end of the evening. in Sacred Heart Church. Mrs. Vehicles Branch, has announced Late W. J. Kennedy ning, lunch was served. Bank of Nova Scotia and crashed Campeau died: at the home of her will also meet their commitments. o into the ear of T. G. Barbara parked A deficit of some $7,000 to be met ' 1954 motor-vehicle licence plates Mr. and Mrs. Cameron were still daughter, Mrs. Claire Godin, in are on ^ale today in branch offices. The funeral of the late Wm. J. beaming with pleasure at the at that point. The Barbara car was Montreal, after an illness of one consists of the fees for special audit Kennedy was held Thursday morn- damaged to the extent of $250, while and some other outstanding ac- The numbers will be blue on a warmth of their reception when month. white background, the reverse of the ing, December 31st, to St. Finnan's St. Elmo Native only an estimated $25 damages was counts. they stopped into the News office * Bearers were Roger Campeau, Coronation year’s white numbers on Cathedral and vault and was very done the 1937 Dodge driven by o Wednesday. They said it was won- Raymond Sauve, Jean Guy Sauve, a blue background. largely attended by sympathising derful to see all their old friends Dies At Ottawa Dansereau. Edward Blanchette, Fernand Cam- relatives and friends. A resident of again, and that they saw little We understand he will face There will be no change in the lQ-3rd Kenyon throughout most of peau and Leonide Legault. Funeral Was Held Here change in people their own age, but Alexander P. Munroe of 408 Ar- charges. numbering system, he said. Some ids lifetime, Mr. Kennedy died’ De- Rev. Emilien Hdude officiated at were taken aback by those who were lington avenue, Ottawa, passed away About midnight a second) car Funeral of Mrs. John Angus Mc- low numbers will be issued. cember 28th at his home. He was Requiem High Mass, assisted by in their cradles when the Camerons suddenly on Tuesday, December skidded at that point when the Rev. Hollis LaPierre and Rev. Leo Donald, who died at her home in aged 84. left for the West in 1929. Montreal, was held Tuesday, De- 22nd, in his 76th year. brakes were applied and sheared off McDonell. No Low Numbers Rev. Ewen J. Macdonald, P.P., 1 Mr. Cameron was amazed at the Born and educated at St. Elmo, two parking meters. No charges are cember 29th, in St. Finnan’s Cathe- Greenfield, chanted the Funeral Chief mourners were three sons QUEBEC. — Quebec motor-vehicle growth of Alexandria, whose busi- ■he was married 49 years ago to being laid in this case, according to dral. Rev. Rheal Gagnon celebrated Mass. In the Sanctuary were Rev. and six daughters: Ovila Campeau, licence plates for 1954 will go on sale ness limits, in his days here, were Elizabeth Lindsay Bell and had Police Chief Ed. Dupuis, who in- the Requiem Mass. C. F. Gauthier, Lochiel, and Rev. Alexandria; Orner Campeau, St. Ra- January 4th, it was announced' Wed- the Markson Store on the south and lived in Ottawa ever since. He was vestigated both mishaps. (Mrs. McDonald, the former Flor- John D, McPhail, rector. phael, Ont., and Real Campeau, nesday. Numbers on the plates — J. J. Morris’s on the north.. In the in the, wholesale grocery trade for The chief reports the holiday ' ence Ke The pallbearers were; J. Daniel Dalhousie; six daughters, Mrs. Dora | unedy, was born 51 years ago countryside, too, there is great im- many years, and also operated as a week-end was very quiet. 1 Keri on black numerals on a yellow field — MacDonald, Real Leroux, Bill Brabant, Alexandria; Mrs. Claire'*' y Township. She passed provement. he said — the fine high- retail grocer for some years in Ot- -o awa after a will start at 2,091, thus eliminating George, Vincent McDonald, Douglas Godin, Montreal; Mrs. Alice Le- j y lengthy illness, way running north where once there tawa West. He was active in the gault, Dalhousie, Que.; Mrs. Flora, Pallbearers were Frank McCbr- the controversial “low numbers” Kennedy and Duncan McDonald. had been a corduroy road on this Governor - General’s Foot Guards Sauve, Alexandria; Mrs. Delisca | mick, Joe McCormick, Ranald from 1 to 2,000. Born in Victoria County, Ontario, side of Fassifern. from 1898 to 1938 and was awarded Mrs. H. Crowder O’Connor, Donald Alex. O'Connor, Blanchette, Montreal; Mrs. Laura The provincial government decid- a son of William Kennedy and his Mr. and Mrs. Cameron now have two Long Service medals. In his Dan MacDonald and Gordon Mc- Gauthier, Sudbury; Mrs. Jeanne wife, Margaret McKinnon, the late a small fruit farm In British Col- younger rays he was active in Gillis. ed to discontinue the “low numbers” Succumbs Here D’Arc Tellier, Joliette,. Que.; four Mr. Kennedy spent his early days umbia., When they first went West, sports, particularly lacrosse and The body was placed-in St. Fin- because of criticism that they were brothers, Adélard Pilon, North Lan- in Wisconsin before coming to lot they farmed for eight years, 50 miles football. nan’s vault for burial in the spring. The funeral service for Mrs. caster, Ont.; Telesphore Pilon, Wil- a sign of political favoritism. 10 in the 3rd Kenyon in early man- southwest of Rosetown, Sask., with- liamstown, Ont.; Fabien and Ovila hood. He had resided there since. He is survived by his wife, three Howhrd Crowder, who died- Wednes- out getting a crop because of the daughters, Mrs. Wm. Thomson day morning in Cornwall General Pilon, both of Montreal. On September 29th, 1902, he mar- lack of rain. They moved on to the ried Flora McDonald, who prede- (Jean Audrey) of Ottawa; Mrs. Earl Hospital after suffering a stroke at She was bom 79 years ago in St. Pacific coast and it was here that MoBumey (Phyllis), Toronto, and her home on Kenyon street, on New Telesphore, Que., and lived most of ceased him two years ago. Nephew Of Train Fire Victim Was they raised their family of ' seven Olga Munroé, Toronto; two sons, Year’s Eve, will he held Frida#, her life there and in Glen Nevis, Widely known and respected for sons and one daughter. Melville of Ogdenshurg, N.Y., and afternoon at two o’clock, at tlipf coming to Alexandria 12 years ago. his many fine qualities, he had been They have been visiting here with Ernest, at home; three brothers, Marcoux & Morris Funeral Home. Her husband predeceased her four Visiting D.N. MacLeod In New York active in the affairs of St. Finnan’s Mrs. Cameron’s sisters, Mrs. John F. Edwin Munroe of Rhrenabeck, N.Y.; Mrs. Crowder came to Alexandria years ago. parish. Mr-. Kennedy suffered a McCrimmon, Dunvegan, and Mrs. Thomas and Herbert Munroe of. just seven years ago, but her jovial broken hip in November, 1952, but Attending the funeral from a dis- (A Letter To The Editor) H. M. Lee, Winchester, and Mr. Saskatchewan, and three grandchil- ■personality made her an esteemed had enjoyed comparatively good tance were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald New York City. Cameron’s sister-in-law, Mrs. R. W. dren. member of the community. Tellier and family, Joliette, Que.; Dear Mr. Macdonald: health until a few days prior to his Cameron. They have also stayed The funeral was held' in the Hulse She was born in Kent, England', Mr. and ‘Mrs. Come Blanchette and death. Another year has come, so I’m sending you a money order to renew with Mr. Cameron’s sisters in Mont- & Playfair Chapel on Thursday, 62 years ago last October and was family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Armand, To mourn he leaves six sons and your wonderful paper for 1954. I always look forward to the News on real — Mrs. W. J. McKinnon, Mrs. December 24th, with the Rev. J. H. the former Freda Henry. She came Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godin, Mr. two daughters: Bill, Lloyd and Miss W. B. Barnes, Miss Margaret Cam- Hamilton officiating. to Canada in 19H4 and lived in De- and Mrs. Jean Paul Faille, Mrs. Monday; just a big letter every week from home. Mae Kennedy, at home; Angus of eron and a niece, Miss Winnifred The late Mr. Munroe was a troit, Montreal and Laggan. Her Peter Campbell, Miss Muriel Cam- We bad some sad news here New Year’s eve. (Dr. Hughie Allen Kirkland Lake; John ,of Montreal; McMillan. nephew of Miss Tena Aird of Athol. first husband died a number of years , peau, Miss Jeanine Campeau, Mrs. Collins, who met that terrible death in the Pullman car fire (on the Austin and Howard, in Ottawa; ago. She came to Alexandria when Fabien Pilon, Leonide Legault,. all CNR. transcontinental) ’ Is a first cousin of my wife and has two brothers Mrs. James Weir (Anne) of Alex- she married Howard Crowder, whb of Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Paul andria. Two grandsons also sur- here. We received the message here, so had to get in .touch with his survives. ; ’ Samson, Mr. and Mrs. Honore brothers. They left for Margaree, Nova Scotia, that’s on Cape Breton. vive: Kevin Weir of Alexandria, Sauve, Mrs. Euclide Sauve, Lan- and Billie Kennedy^ Ottawa. Mr. New Minister Occupied Pulpit Of Mrs. Crowder was stricken while The doctor was buried down there at his old home. caster; Mr. and Mrs. Jules Poirier, Kennedy was the last surviving she was entertaining friends in her Cornwall ; Telesphore and Lucien In Ottawa the officials were trying to locate the doctor’s nephew, 'member of a. family of eight. Maxville United Church Sunday home. She was taken by ambul- Pilon, Williamstown; Mr. and Mrs. James MacLennan. He- is going to Medical College in Ottawa. The In addition to many Mass cards f ance to hospital on New Year’s : Gerry Mullins, Alfred; Mr. and Mrs. nephew had just arrived from Ottawa that day and was visiting us. He am. passed away five days later. and other evidences of sympathy, Rev. Donald Campbell ilunro oc- burgh, Scotland, and Cambridge, Rheal Campeau, Raoul Campeau, She was an active member of Al- was with us when the news came. The morning he left Ottawa he had the family received floral tributes cupied the pulpit In Maxville United England. Mr, and Mrs. Wilfrid Legault, Dal- breakfast with the doctor, who was going up to visit his niece in Hailey- from: Neil McDonald and family, exandria United Church, of the housie Station; Mr. and Mrs. Eman- Church on Sunday and delivered Prior to his departure from Carle- Ladies’ Aid Society and of the Wo- bury. Dr. Collins was Intending to come to New York with his nephew, Montreal; Ernest Brunet, Niagara ton Place, the congregation reflected uel Poirier and Henry Lortie, Glen two eloquent sermons, tne first of Falls; employees of Ottawa Hydro its regret at his leaving and pre- men’s Auxiliary of the Alexandria Robertson. but change!^ his mind and went up north to visit the niece. This James his ministry there. MacLennan is from Lebret, Saskatchewan. There are quite a number Electric- Commission; employees of Mr. Munro came to Maxville from sented him with a cheque as a token Legion Branch. For some time she Kroehler Mfg. CO., Kroehler Mfg. Carleton Place, where he had min- of their esteem. had been employed at the Alex- WA MEETING of Glengarrians out there. . I would like to know where I could get that book that has the history Co., Protective staff, House of Com- istered in Memorial Park United Mr. Munro’s induction was post- andria slipper factory. The regular meeting of the mons, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Ranald poned from Thursday of this week, of Glengarry. Well this is all the news for now. Church since 1933. He Was b>m in Following the service in the fu- Women’s Association of Alexandria McDonald, Cochrane; Dr. Isabel K. owing to the week of prayer and Wishing you all a prosperous and happy New Year. Fort Elgin, where he receive*! his United Church will be held Thurs- A. Macdonald, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan early education. He was a graduate technical delay®. The date for the neral home, the body will be plai day, January 14th, at 8 pun., at the Best regards to you and the family. McLean, Main and Dunella, Pa- of Toronto University and Knox induction will be announced at Sun- in St. Finnan’s vault for burial home of Mrs. Douglas Baxter. DONALD N. MacLEOD. (Continued on Page 8) College. He also studied in Edin- day service., the spring. Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 7th, 1954 I T O R ) The Malton Formula IT’S OUR OPINIOt LETTER (The Printed Word) ED kS One part seems to be missing from the argument about whether the to the National Film Board shall be moved to Montreal or stay in Ottawa. This missing part is whether there should be a Film Board at all. Let’s Not Fear “Fear” In ’54 EDITOR Prime Minister St. Laurent and his cabinet colleagues are to be com- mended for getting out of the aircraft business at Malton. It is reasonable We haven’t much faith in planners, at But it might be wise to weigh carefully to hope that this large-scale move is just one of a series in reducing the the level of government, especially. thèse forecasts of doom or something less Writes To The Prime Minister scope of .government activities in business^and industrial enterprises. It is So it was with something of dismay which we are reading in American publica- The Editor. a furtherance of what is being done in the UJK. and the U.S. National that we read during the latter 'part of 1953 tions. Many of the articles are inspired by Sir: security interests are being carefully safeguarded by the government, while WITH OUR the taxpayer is put in the more cheery position of not having to foot the of the intricate manoeuvering being done little but sheer guesswork, others may have ’ You may be interested in this bill for losses, so common in state-owned and operated enterprise. Prud- in Washington to “head off a recession”. a political tinge, and there is a discernible letter to the Prime, Minister. The RAMBLING Every time the stock market experienced a tendency toward making mountains out of question askedi and- the principle ence in determining the sale price of each industry will ensure that the involved are, I think, important governments will be able to recoup as close to 100 per cent as possible of the drop, almost invariably on each occasion molehills in many of the stories ’we read. taxpayers’ original investment. REPORTER South of the border, it appears, they are enough to warrant some thoughtful when a big corporation head or union concern. The Canadian Government’s thinking that has brought about the leader or vague government ‘spokesman’ always politicking for one pm’pose or an- change at Malton could apply even more strongly in the case of the Film By ED. Rt. Hon. Louis S. St. Laurent, Q.C., was quoted, he was airing his views on the other, and we have to make allowances. Prime Minister, Board. Ever since its establishment it has been a drain on treasury and The song of the siren can be imminent danger of, not a depression to be This new year could bring another Ottawa, Canada. . taxpayer alike. Moreover, contrary to the situation when the Board was seductive. But to the fireman it established, Canada now has a film industry capable of meeting all the just says “to blazes with you”. sure, but at least a recession or a period of major break in the U.S. economy ; but we Dear Mr. Prime Minister: needs for Canadian films. While the Board is having a housing problem price adjustment. don’t think it will. If the public panicked, As one who has been one of your There was so much warning of bad anything could happen, and that is why we is a convenient time for the Government to get out of all its film problems JOKE OF THE YEAR admirers I am venturing to write to by applying its Malton formula. times ahead that we began to feel a sense dislike these many forecasts of possible ox- inquire whether, out of your vast • “Time” magazine picks its ‘man of insecurity. And yet at year’s end the probable doom wffiich the American has to knowledge of and experience with of the year’, Adenaur. So our Dow Jones’ averages, whatever they are, digest with his morning coffee. They could law and government, you can in- brother-in-law from Ottawa chooses spread a sense of insecurity which would form me of any legislation since More Immigration Is The Need New Year’s Day to pick his ‘joke of and the financial forecasts for U.S. industry confederation as arbitrary and dis- the year’ — the editor of this paper. and big business indicated the economy was bring things tumbling down. But the aver- criminatory in intent, and prob- (The Letter-Review) And we thought we were being not suffering too much. Profits were at a age American of today seems-to_ take these able effect, as is the amendment to Thoughtful Canadians will get little satisfaction from official an- funny. high level, dividends were being declared things in stride, perhaps because he is so the Pipelines Act? nouncement that nation’s population has now passed 15 million. There It’s a grim reminder that ‘he who and where there were weak spots, such as conditioned to commentators and pollsters Mr. Howe’s statement as reported are still not nearly enough people In Canada to develop or defend it. laughs last laughs best’, and we’re in the press that the Toronto gas always exploding with mirth over in agriculture, government action was and politicians who have so often been Immigration remalxis necessary, on a scale substantially larger than company must “fit in” to a pro- the eggs we lay, before anyone else assured to prevent any marked decline. proven wrong. the present. Real danger exists, however, that with some slackening of As long as he goes his way, enjoying posed all-Canada pipeline scheme or has a chance to even cackle. We At year’s end the news from the U.S. like eggs, and some people never see the most bountiful economy, the highest be denied the right to go about its business during 1954, Ottawa will surrender to demands that immigrants was well weighted with prophecies of what heretofore lawful business is not be kept out. Such demands, as Winnipeg Free Press points out, are based the yolk, our bon-fiére included. is in store in ’54. Economists and bankers, standard of living that has ever been known, reassuring. Mr. Chevrier’s further “on the erroneous impression that immigrants somehow are a liability, that businessmen and government ' officials dif- we on this northern fringe can expect our amendment on the floor of the they take employment from native bom workers, and divide in smaller Funny thing, at New Year’s— fered in their diagnoses of the present good times to last. And Canada is rapidly Commons to remove from the am- some people are taking stock economic situation. But with few excep- becoming more self sufficient, less dependent bit of the law “one company” (un- portions the total wealth of the nation.” and others take to stalking on the variable economic winds from the named) additionally suggests de- Fact, as Winnipeg paper says, is that immigrants as producers make people, or a drink, or something. tions they agreed that there was no de- liberate discrimination of a bind more wealth; as consumers, make more jobs: “It is no accident but simple pression in sight. Most of them referred to south. heretofore unknown to Canadians. a probable re-adjustment, not a recession, As the late President Roosevelt is quot- I would be grateful if you could arithmetic that the years of highest prosperity in Canada have been the • “If the people howl loud enough, much less a depression. ed as saying in the depth of the U.S. disabuse my mind of the fear that years of highest immigration.” that Increase in postal rates will not We, in Canada, could be hit where it depression, “The only thing we have to your ministry is creating a most Further evidence on this comes from Mr. John Sharp, Toronto official go into effect”,' The Printed Word predicts. HoW about a long and hurts most by another depression in the fear is fear.” undesirable and dangerous prece- of Immigration Department, who reports that 33 per cent of postwar im- dent. sustained Glengarry war - whoop United States such as most of us recall in Let’s have freedom from possibly un- migrants have bought cars, and about 40 per cent have bought homes. An from now until April. the hungry 30’s. founded fears in ’54. Except as a customer in a small way, I have no interest in the To- equal number own household appliances, such as refrigerators; and more We still can’t see why it should be ronto gas company. than 50 per cent are in single-family dwellings, thus providing a big market postal policy to carry, in five hours, the bad news to someone in Van- for furnishings, etc. In the light of these figures, Canada’s industrial There’ll Be Days And Days This Year I remain, Sir, couver that their renewal to The Respectfully yours, unions should be demanding more, not less, immigration. New® Is due, and at the same time We have seen nothing in the papers to National Newspaperboy Day. In the U.S. J. L. BUTLE1DGE. continue to ignore the fact that indicate that any progress is being made by they are pushing Son’s Day, Daughter’s I will let you know of the Prime that same News is taking five days Day, Old Maid’s Day —- and we can expect, Minister's reply. if it Is not made to move out of Montreal post office. proponents of the new World Calendar. What’s 1,000 Miles Our friends in the post office de- But if memory serves us right 1956 must be anytime now, an Expectant Father’s Day, on a confidential basis. —J.L.R. partment appear to be completely the year of its adoption or it will have to probably thought up by some specialty shoe (Saint John Telegraph-Journal) unaware of the fact — known to be sideshelved for a long time. shop. When a vessel is lost or in distress these days, a search is initiated every Fuller Brush man — you can’t After surviving two long holiday week- All these months and weeks and days from land and carried out chiefly by air. sell ’em till you get into their house. ends consisting of four-day breaks from our have been dreamed up by individuals, busi- The Weeklies Say Not only do the aircraft look after ships, but they look after their If the post office can’t, or won’t, deliver our papers with something ordinary routine we are breathing a special nesses or organizations to publicize and win own as well. sigh of relief. At the same time we are resembling dispatch, our renewal public sanction for their views or wares. Juvenile Outbreaks A few days ago an American airliner on Its way from Britain to New notice will lack lustre whether it wondering if we could live through so hectic There is a varying degree of high-pressure Children who are old enough to York heard a distress signal from, an RAF transport which had instrument arrives in five horns or five days, a period again and, perhaps as a result, our publicity behind each and probably the stay up late should spend the and even if it carries a five-cent thoughts have turned to this movement for newspaperman is in a better position than winter evenings in activities cal- failure on a flight from Greenland to Prestwick, Scotland. The British stamp. calendar reform which promises regularity, any to appreciate how ridiculous it can be- culated to amuse without inflict- aircraft was lost and had only fuel enough for four hours flying. So with ing irritation and not bordering on year in and year out, in all our holiday come. Every year, for only one instance, apparently no reluctance at all, the captain of the US. airliner turned off • Incredible some of the things you lawlessness. Schools and parents celebrations. his own course and flew 1,000 miles out of his way to find the stricken read. Like the story of the young we get a brochure from the Feline Associa- generally take it upon themselves fellow in Leicester, Mass., who is One of the biggest arguments for a tion of America, if memory serves us right, to see that harmless activities of aircraft and guide it right to Scotland. charged with bigamy. Police ac- change in the calendar, we consider, is the extolling the virtues of the house or alley- this kind are available. The U.S. plane then landed and refuelled and was soon winging to fact that all public holidays will fall on a cuse him of keeping two wives in cat. The last one we took time to glance —Rouyn-Noranda (Que.) Press. New York again. the same house where each thought Monday. We would have more long week- over proved conclusively that pussy had the other was the housekeeper and ends, perhaps, but the 40-hour week has taken over from Rover as America’s No. 1 baby sitter. already adapted many to that change. There household pet. They even issued special Looks as though that was about are Glengarrians resident iii our nearest stamps, probably as a means of financing all each of the women rated. cities who already spend most week-ends in their organization. their home county. Ridiculous as it seemed to us, the be- A thought for New Year’s, for They already have Saturday off as a nice-to-pussy campaign must have won Doug. Abbott — “In ’54, let’s not matter of course. And when Christmas and friends and influenced people, for our 1953 pay more.” New Year’s Day fall in midweek the result mail brought us the latest poll on Feline vs. TEN YEARS AGO— THIRTY YEARS AGO— * andria’s hockey team won its first is chaos as far as industry and business are Fido. Somewhere, somehow, someone is Friday, January 7th, 1944 Friday, January 11th, 1924 two starts In league play and is • Let’s hope none of our neighbors concerned. We must work more feverishly falling for this stuff and paying the shot. —Sgt.-Pilot W. Edgar of the RCAF, perched safely in first place in the feels like the guy in a Massachus- —Voting ’was very light in Alex- ett’s town who put his nine-room at a time when the holiday fever has us in So the publicity and propaganda drive for is reported missing over Germany. andria, Monday, when three by-laws Eastern Division of the. lower Ot- its grip, in order to catch deadlines, to meet He Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles tawa Valley Hockey League. The house up for sale and announced Special interests grows and grows. for local industries, Schell’s, Leslie’s that he would sell It only to “some- delivery, schedules or make up for those M. Edgar, Bainsville. —James Val- and Graham’s, were approved’ by team is composed of: Larocque, Mc- But with this ever-growing assault on lance died of a heart attack Satur- Millan, McRae, Lowrey, G. McDon- one obnoxious. I hate this town". who have wangled extra days off. the calendar, who is to decide whether the substantial majorities. In Lan- If the big holidays fell on Monday with day in his truck while driving down caster township, John D. McDonald ald, Marcoux and Robinson. — With citrus fruit growers of Florida rate a month Maxville’s main street to the Borden defeated Mitchell for deputy-reeve; a view to improving his already fine Universal regularity we smal'l-town businessmen at ■when their California cousins have to be plant. — Shepherd Bros, have re- herd, Miles Campbell recently pur- least, could take them better in stride. in Kenyon, J. D. MacRae defeated “In this bottle I have peroxide satisfied with a mere week? Who is to covered the truck stolen in Mont- D. A. McDonald for reeve. Jas. Val- chased from J. W. McLeod of Spring which makes blondes; We hope the United Nations committee moderate when the Harness Rorse Racing real, Wednesday of last week, but lance was elected deputy-reeve, and Creek Farm, a fine Holstein bull, “In this bottle I have a dye which the $2,00.0 cargo is still missing. The aged eight months. — For some which is working on calendar reform is the councillors will be E. MacLen- makes brunettes; Association wants, perhaps, to pre-empt firm suffered another lojs December months past the Schell Foundry and making progress. nan, Alex. R. McDonald and D. D. “What’s in the third bottle? 1 July 1st or Decoration Day, and the Dare- 24tb when their Ford tfucfc was in Machine Co. has been developing a ' And while they are looking into the Kippen. In Lochiel, Allan Camp- “Gin — which makes both.” Devil Drivers of America have decided to a collision near Beaudètte. — The bell won the ree.veship over John A. new addition to their regular line matter, it might be a good idea if a special bam of Alex. ,D. Stewart, at Max- of contractors’ dump cars. capitalize on those same big days on either 1 McCrimmon by 8 votes, while Ed. J. sub-committee xvas named to examine the side of the border. ville, was destroyed by fire, Wednes- Macdonald was elected deputy- HAVE YOU MET “GOOZLE" possibility of cutting down on the number day night. — There is slight im- reeve. — William Power of River- ☆ ■ ☆ ☆ • New Words fascinate us, especial- of days and weeks and months we will be It’s another problem to be dumped into provement in the condition of Paul the lap of the United Nations assembly. view Cottage, 2nd Kenyon, yester- FIFTY YEARS AGO— ly when they look like “goozle”. Did asked to observe in the 365 days of 1954. Trottier, formerly of j Alexandria, day celebrated his 102nd birthday.— Friday, January 8th, 1904 you know that there were such Groups, associations, individuals and We’re all for this new World Calendar. who was struck by a car In Corn- Miss G. Cluff of Maxville, has left things as “whiskers and goozle” in wall, New Year’s Eve. — Dan Mac- —Every theatre in Chicago has been organizations have made a mass assault on But let’s clean up the present calendar first. to enter the General Hospital as a closed and none will be allowed to letter writing? A business consult- Leod’ of Martintown has purchased nürse-in-training. — Peter McKin- ant in the UB. suggests they should the calendar. We have so many months and the McIntyre home in Maxville and open until it has complied with the non of Rouyn and Lightning River ordinance calling for an asbestos be taken out of letter writing and Weeks devoted to Public Health, Fire Pre- has taken possession with his sisters. Gold Fields is holidaying with his he defines “whiskers” as stilted vention, Traffic Safety, Cancer Research, The McDonald home at Main and screen. The action followed the ter- Cigarettes Show Drop mother, Mrs. A. R. McKinnon, 9th rible fire in the Iroquois Theatre, phrases. “Goozle” is a man “who Be Kind To Animals, Eat More Dairy Foods, Fair streets has been bought by Dan Lancaster. — R. J. McDonald, Green never uses a short word if he can In New York R. Cameron. — Misses, jjeanne La- last Wednesday,' which took a toll Cachet Week, Table Tennis Week, Beauty Valley; A. McMillan and E. Ville- of 586 lives. — Father A. McMillan find a longer word of the same porte, Yolande Poirier and Georgette neuve, Greenfield; A. McDonald, meaning”. Sinon Week, Wildlife Week, Honey-fox-- New York State tax authorities say tax Ravary, who have completed busi- has been appointed assistant to A Goulet, J. Jeaurond and E. Le- We limit our letter writing to the Breakfast Week, Feline Week — to mention revenues of the state are down $500,000 ness courses, left this week to fill Father Leahy, the Church of the gault, returned to St. Alexander’s absolute minimum, but we see some only a scattered few of the myriad periods positions in the Civil Service at Ot- Nativity, Cornwall, succeeding Rev. from cigarette sales. The rate of decline College, Ironsides, Que., on Tuesday. point in this man’s suggestion; that tawa. A. McRae, who has been appointed being propagated — that there are now pro- indicates to them that residents are smok- Others returning to their studies in- we put more variety in our corres- ponents of a Leave-Us-Alone Week. to the staff at the Palace here.—On ing 2(5 million fewer packs annually than ☆ ☆ clude: Albert Courville, Louis Huot Wednesday morning, J. C. Schell, pondence. The “days” to be set aside are so they did a year ago. and Roland Rouleau to Ottawa Uni- who for a time was a member of “Dear Sir”, consultant Frailey numerous and far-fetched at times as to ^ It has a different meaning to us. Smug- TWENTY YEARS AGO— versity; Misses Eva Bouchard, our staff, left for Montreal, where thinks, is a “cold water beginning to Friday, January 12th, 1934 Gladys and Alda Crewson, Dorothy he has accepted a position with the any letter”. leave us in a daze—Mother ’s Day, of course, gling of American brands 'from New York Hope and Jo Kerr to Queen’s. Father’s Day, Labor Day, Ground-Hog Day, into Canada has probably gone down that —Very Rev. Dean Michael J. Leahy, Standard Photo Engraving Co.—At “Why not write as you talk and Race Relations Day, Pancake Day, Social an eminent priest of the Diocese ☆ ☆ ☆ a meeting held in the Commercial use the man’s name?” he continued. much since the tax was eased here this of Alexandria, passed away at Hotel Hotel, tuesday evening for the pur- “How about ‘Good Morning, Mr. Hygiene Day, Felt Hat Day, Straw Hat Day, Spring. Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, Tuesday.— FORTY YEARS AGO— pose of organizing a hockey club, the Jones’ or “Sorry, Mr. Jones” for the Miss Jean McPherson, Third Ken- Friday, January 9th, 1914 following officers were elected: first line, followed’ by ‘We could not yon, left for Montreal the early part —All Glengarry municipalities voted President, N. Gilbert; vice-presi- answer your letter sooner because of the week. — Delegates represent- for local option in Monday’s bal- dents, Arch. McMillan and Dr. J. T. THE GLENGARRY NEWS ing Alexandria,. Apple Hhl, Green- Hope; secretary, T. W. Munro; trea- Frailey included in his list of v-t E» lotting, which was extremely heavy. Member of: field; and the Maxville Millionaires There, were contests in the four surer, R. Huot; committee, J. A. Mc- “whiskers” the following: Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association; Ontario Weekly met at Maxville, Friday evening to townships, the reeve and deputyr Millan, J. McLellan, Leo Laurin, Al- “Under separate cover”, and “Very Newspapers’ Association; Audit Bureau of Circulations. reorganize the Northern Glengarry reeve elected in each case being; cide Laurin and J. P. Manion. — truly yours”. Published every Thursday by Hockey League. Officers are: Presi- Charlottenburgh, D. A. Ross, G. E. Mrs. Alexander McDonald, 21-3rd As to “under separate cover”, the P.O. Box 10 — The News Printing Company — Telephone 9 dent, Howard Coleman, Apple Hill; Clark; Kenyon, Philip R. Munroe, Lochiel, her son, Mr. D. A. McDon- speaker said: EUGENE A. MACDONALD - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER 1st vice - president, John Brown, ald, along with Mrs. McKinnon and “Now how else could you send it John A. Gray; Lancaster, James ,y- Greenfield; 2nd vice - president, R. family returned home Monday eve- if it doesn't fit in the envelope?” SUBSCRIPnON RATES (effective January 1st, 1953) : $3.50 per year, anywhere in Canada, Rouleau, Alexandria; secretary, J. Sangster,, R. A. McLeod; Lochiel, D. ning from St. Laurent, where they About “Very truly yours”, he payable in advance; United States and Foreign, $4.50 per year. / W. Grant, MaxviEe; treasurer, R. D. McRae, Allan Campbell. — Lay- visited; Sister M. of St. Edmund and asked: DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Casual, 50 cents per column inch. Contract rates given on Cadieux, Apple Hill. — Miss Eliza- ing of the new floor and installation witnessed Sister M. of St. Edward’s “Who would doubt it when your application. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 9 A.M; THURSDAY. beth McKinnon, Glen Norman, left signature Is right there?” of modem pews, which will arrive profession. — W. E. MdKillioan of for Montreal on Monday. — Donald And as for “goozles”, we’ve both Authorized as Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, Ottajwa, Canada. R. McMillan, Bonnie Hill, left for shortly, is planned for St. Finnan’s Breadalbane, has lately added three corresponded with, and talked to Kirkland Lake, on Tuesday evening. Cathedral almost at once. — Alex- pure-bred Holsteins to his herd. some awfully gooey ones. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 7th, 1954 Page 3
New? U.N. Stamp Honors Human Rights ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ • NEWS AND • TAYSIDE | I MARTINTOWN I WILLIAMSTOWN • OF INTEREST MAXVILLE SURROUNDING • Jjl # # iji DISTRICT • • FROM William Legault is in Toronto at- Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thompson A very successful Christmas en- tending a meeting of the OFA. and family spent the Christmas tertainment was held in St. An- Mrs. W. D. Campbell, who spent i Church, Gravel Hill, of which they Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McPhail and holidays with Mr. Thompson’s par- drew’s hall, by the pupils of St. Christmas holidays with Mr. and are members, on Sunday afternoon. Charlotte spent the New Year holi- ents in Sutton, Ont. Andrew’s United Church Sunday Mrs. J. Armstrong, Vanldeek Hill, Mr. Montgomery is senior member day with relatives at Montreal. Miss Margery McMartin, Hamil- School. Mr. D. K. MacDougall, the returned home this week. Her son, of the Session, and Mrs. Montgom- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blair and ton, is spending her holidays with superintendent, was ohairman, and Cameron Campbell, Mrs. Campbell ery is president of the auxiliary of Jerry of Maxville, were New Year”s her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mc- the program was opened by a chorus and sons, of Montreal, spent Christ- the W1MS. Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Martin, the Island. of Christmas carols, by the pupils, inas with Mr. apd Mrs. Armstrong. Currie Blair. Mrs. M. D. McMartin had as her under the leadership of Miss A. L. Rev. and Mrs. Keith Markeh of ☆ ■ ☆ Mrs. D. A. McGregor is spending guests over Christmas, Miss Lois Mc- 'Dunlop. Recitations were given by Montreal, spent Thursday with Mrs. 1 DUNVEGAN I a few days at Toronto. Martin of Kingston; Bruce McMar- Vanna McWhinnie, Gordon Clark, tin, Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Markell’s aunt, Mrs. Wm. McMillan - # Mrs. C. M. Mitchell, Moose Creek; Blair Clark, Malcolm Leitch, David and Mr. McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MdDermid, John Callum McDermid of Cornwall. MacDougall, Blair Croll, Kenneth Mrs. Peter Christie spent l^ew D. E. Cameron and sons, Alex, and Bruce, spent New Year’s Day Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Ross and son Sproul, Una Ross, Ralph McWhin- Year’s in Cornwall with her son, and John, of Vancouver, B.C., and with Mrs. Alex. McPherson and of Goderich, were with Mr. and Mrs. nie, ''Robert Johnson, Myron Mac- Hugh, and Mrs. Christie. J. F. MacCrdmmon of Cotton Bea- family. Ernest Ross, King’s Road. On their .Naughton and Sandra Grant. A Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKillican left ver, called at the home of W. W. Jean McGregor, R.N., B.N., of the return they were accompanied by vocal solo by Lillian Empey and a ' by plane on Tuesday for their home MacKinnon on New Year’s Day. Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Ernest Ross. vocal duet by Lillian and Margaret in Glentooro, Man. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Booth of Wa- is spending a few days with her LAC. Charles McGregor, Jr., Tren- Empey. "We Three Kings” by Mrs, George Batson of Toronto, dena, Sask., are visiting the latter’s brothers, Archie and Kenneth. ton, and LAC. Francis Graham, junior girls, and a play by the in- spent the New Year and until Tues- father, Dan MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Linden Campbell Clinton, were at their homes for the termediate boys, an anthem by the day with her brother, C. B. and Mrs. Miss Mary MacKinnon, Montreal, and Heather, of Smiths Falls, spent holidays. Mission Band choir. Piano solos MoDermid. and sister, Miss Jean MacKinnon, the Christmas holidays with Mr. LAC. Carl Lagroix and Mrs. La- were given by Beverley Johnson, Miss Geraldine Pilon of Merrick- R.N., General Hospital, Cornwall, and Mrs. Dan Campbell and family. groix and Miss Erma Lacroix are Vanna McWhinnie, Marjory Mac- ville, spent the holiday with her and her uncle, Neil MacLeod, Ot- Mr. and Mrs. Donald McPhail of guests of Mr. Alex. Lagroix. Gregor and Kathleen Ross; a piano parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pilon. tawa, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Montreal; Charlotte McPhail of Miss Emma Urquhart, Kingston, duet by Vanna and Ralph McWhin- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Comer, and Mr. Foitbes MacKinnon, during the holi- Cornwall, spent the holidays with is spending the holidays at her nie, and a reading by Lillian Empey. and Mrs. Ralph Poster, Linda and days. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. heme, Line Road. Three films were shown, “Grey Owl’s Bruce, spent New Year holidays with Mrs. D. Dewar and son, Malcolm, McPhail. Kenneth Barton, St. Anne’s, and Little Friend”, “Skip, the Farm Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacRae. Cornwall, spent the New Year holi- Jean McLean of Ottawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bolb Hamilton and Deg” and “Three Little Bruins”. D. P. McBermdd, Miss Donalda days at their home here. her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. small daughter of Ottawa, are with Prizes for regular attendance were McDermld and Donald McDonald Mir. and Mrs. Roy Grant, Ottawa, A. McPhail. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barton. presented by Rev. G. W. Irvine to were Tuesday evening guests of Mr. spent the New Year holiday with F/O Roy McGregor, RCAF, St. Margaret MacCrimmon, Bobby Mac- Mr. and Mrs. M, C. Ferguson, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mattice, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMillan. Hubert, Que.; Miss Jean McGregor, and Mrs. John Pitts and family, Ci-immon, David MacDougall, Dun- Edgar Cass of Toronto, spent the also visited with their sister, Mrs. R.N., B.N., Royal Victoria Hospital, can MacCrimmon and Ian Mac- R. B. MacPhee, Mr. MaoFhee and M'oulinette, Were Sunday guests of holiday with his mother and sister, Montreal, were with their mother, Mr. and Mrs. Graham. Crimmon. Santa then arrived to Jemima Cass. children. Their mother, Mrs. M. brothers, Archie and Kenneth, for distribute gifts from a ,well-laden Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert Quart and MacDougal, Ottawa, was also a holi- Miss Joyce McPhadden, Ottawa, tree. the holidays. was the guest of her mother, Mrs. children spent Sunday in Morris- day visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McDermid Alastair MacLeod, Montreal, spent J. McPhadden, Sr. burg. NATIONS UNIES had as Christmas Day guests, D. A. real with a tank load of milk. Holiday guests with Mi-, and Mrs. the New Year with his parents, Mr. Mexican artist Leon Helguera hails the Universal Declaration of MoDermid of Maxville; Mrs. C. M. ' Miss Margaret Robertson, Mont- The driver failed to make the W. McLeod were their daughters, and Mrs. N. R. MacLeod. Human Rights in a new United Nations commemorative stamp shown Mitchell of Moose Creek; Mrs. A. real, and Miss Estella Robertson, full turn at. the east end of the Misses Alma McLeod1 of Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson above. It will be issued on 10 December, the date the Declaration McPherson, Murdie McPherson, Mr. RJN., Cornwall, were guests of their bridge, then the truck skidded and Melba of Renfrew and Shirley of and little sons, Duncan and Stewart, was adopted by the U.N. General Assembly five years ago. The and Mrs. Wendell Morrison of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Rob- stamp will be printed in two denominations, the in blue and went through a long section of the Montreal. Montreal, visited' with Mr. and Mrs. Apple Hill; Mrs. M. Prebble, Allen, ertson, North Branch. steel' railing and plunged down «-e 5* in red, in a first and final edition of 2,000,000 copies. Mrs. Sargeant of Montreal, was Alex. Chidholm and John and Wes- Norman and Ruth Prebble, Hugh Miss Gladys Kier, Montreal, was about twenty feet into the river. •the New Year guest of Mr. and Mrs. ley over the New Year holiday. McPherson, Monckland. with her mother, Mrs. D. G. Kier. The tank overturned and the cab Clarence MaPhail. Mrs. 'Mabel-Macintosh, R.N., and Miss Dorothy Thomson, Kempt- was in several feet of water and little daughter, Margaret, spent ☆ ☆ ☆ ~ ☆ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Miss Helen Hannah spent the APPLE HILL I BONNIE HILL ville, is home for the holidays. mud. Fortunately the driver es- Christmas holidays with Mr. and I ! Legault on Christmas Day were holiday in Montreal. Henry Dorey, Raymond Dorey, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Graham and caped unhurt but the truck was a Mrs. D. H. Macintosh, who also had - ^ W. J. McMillan was in Montreal family, Ottawa, are guests of Mrs. complete wreck. their daughter, Mrs. Alastair Camp- Holiday visitors at the home of and Mi-s. Emile Aube, Mr. and Mrs. , on Monday. Visitors in this section for the Archie Brunet and Paulette, Mr. D. H. Campbell. : o bell, and infant son for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. William McMillan and Mrs. E. A. McEwen returned to New Year included: Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Philippe Dorey, Mr. and Hugh Macintosh arrived home Mrs. Neville were: Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, daughter, Sandra, Ouija boards get their name from Bainsville after spending her vaca- Mrs. Archie Dorey and John Dorey, Saturday afternoon, Martintown Sunday after spending two weeks Frank Neville and daughter, Mar- and son, Mitchell, of Montreal, who a comibination of the French and tion at her home in Maxville. all of Moose Creek; Mr. and Mrs. had their worst truck wreck in many visiting friends in Carleton Place, garet, Broekville; Mr. and Mrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Angus German words for “yes”. E. Gariepy is in Kirkland Lake, Bruno Dorey of Plantagenet; Mr. years. A milk truck, owned by Broekville and Cornwall. James McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. James Hay, on Saturday; Mr. and Mhs. o where he has been moved as district and Mrs. Rene Ranger and Jean of Libby, McNeil and Libby of Brock- Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MacRae and Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. John Neville, Leo Fraser and children of Corn- Seventy-two per cent of the manager. Mrs. Gariepy and Ted Orysler; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Le- ville, was returning from Mont- children, Detroit, Mich., are visiting Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph w'all, who visited Mr. and Mrs. John earth’s surface is water. will reside in Maxville until suitable gault and Allen, of Crysler; Gwen- the former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Breyer and three children, Martin- A. MacDonald On New Year’s Day. accommodation can be found in dolyn Legault of Belleville; Mr. and N. R. MacRae. town; John Archie Sova and son Mr.’ and Mrs. J. Murray of New Kirkland Lake. Their many friends » * » Mrs. Maurice Legault of Cornwall; and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sova, York, returned home after spending regret the move, but congratulate Laurent Brunet of Montreal; Eddie ERRATUM Glen Roy. the holidays with the latter’s Mr. Gariepy on his advancement. - Legault of Alfred; Frances and Christmas Day guests of Mrs. We regret the fact that we Mi, and Mrs. Bill Spink and son, brothers, the McDonald boys. Kevin, of Cornwall, spent New Margaret Rose Legault, Cornwall. THE NEW Norman Maelnnes and Harold were were in error in a news item in Cecile Legault, also of Cornwall, is Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hay and family, last week’s budget, but we are Year’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. Grant, also Mr. and Mrs. Grant George Stirling. spending her holidays at her home Marjorie MacDonald, Myrtle Mae- glad to report that Dr. Norman McRae, here. lnnes and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Morrison is not dead in Cali- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dancause had 1954 PONTIAC Whissell. Other, holiday visitors at fornia as we had been lead to two sons of St. Lamibert, Que., spent as their guests for New Year’s: Mr. the Maelnnes home included Mr. believe. The report was un- Saturday with his parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Raoul Cadieux and family ☆ Mrs. William Douglas. MAPLE AVENUE and Mrs. Malcolm Grant and founded. of RaWdon, Que., also their daugh- I is on display now daughters of Laggan; Mr. and Mrs. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ter, Mrs. Gerald Kirkey, Mr. Kirkey # Bill Reid of Boston; Mrs. Donald Maokie were sorry to hear they left and son, Tim, of Cornwall. — AT — ☆ on Wednesday to take up residence Mis§ Janie and C. MacLachlan Maelnnes, Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. I SANDRINGHAM Allan Campbell had as his guest, spent New Year’s Day with Mr. and Miaclnnes, Buddy and Sheila of for the time being in Martintown. Mr. Mackie has retired from the his newphew, W. Campbell, of Mont- Mrs. Dave Bilmer, Roxlborough. Ottawa. real Miss Joan Filion, nurse-in- £Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Scott, Mr. * * * Wishing the editor, the staff and CPR station. Morrow training, Cornwall, also Miss McEl- and Mrs. Maitland Scott and son, readers of The Glengarry News a Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vaillancourt Gravel Hill Couple heran of Moose Creek, spent the Melvin, visited Mr. and Mrs. John happy New Year. and two daughters of St. Catharines, 55 Years Married visited her , sister, Mrs. Octave week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Aime H. Williamson and family, of Rice- Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. William Merriman Motor Sales Gauthier and Mr. Gauthier, at New Filion. ville. of Hiller est Farm, quietly observed had for the Christmas holiday, Miss Year’s. Miss Edna Berry spent the New John MacKinnon and Clarence the 55th anniversary of their mar- Dorothy Cameron, Toronto, and Year holidays in Montreal visiting riage, on December 27th, when their Gordon Cameron, Edmonton. New Year visitors with Mr. and MacLachlan spent New Year’s night PONTIAC - BÜICK - G.M.C. Mrs. Alex. Dancause were Mr. and her sister, Mrs. McMillan and Mr. at the Ross home, Glen Roy. three daughters, Mrs. H. W. Graham Mr. and Mrs. E. MoDiarmid en- Mrs. R. Murphy of Montreal; Mr. McMillan. o PHONE 16 of Maxville, Mrs. R. B. Steele of tertained Mr. and Mrs. W. Morrison, and Mrs. Ted Tomka and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud McDonald, It is possible to seat five people Avonmore, and Miss Elva Mont- Mrs. R. Prebble and family, Mrs. A. MAXVILLE, ONTARIO Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dan- Montreal, spent two weeks with her at a table in 120 different combina- gomery, spent the day with them, P. McPherson, Murdie McPherson, cause and daughter of Cornwall. parents, Mi-, and Mrs. Sid Lalonde. tions. and they received a telephone mes- Hugh McPherson and Mr. D. A. Mc- John Leblanc is enjoying a few sage from their son, Earle, of Los Diarmid, on Christmas Day. weeks’ vacation with his daughter, Angeles, California. Previous to the Mrs. A. A. Fraser spent Christmas Mrs. Nick Bruno and Mr. Bruno, in date, an advance anniversary din- Day with Mr. and Mrs. N. McIntosh, New York City. ner was held in September, when Moose Creek. their son and family spent a three- Christmas Day dinner guests of Gerald Dugas of Broekville Col- week holiday with them, and at that Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fraser were Miss lege, accompanied by Warnaxd time, all members of their family, Muriel Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. R. Nitto of Alberta, are spending their and all their grandchildren were McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Fraser, holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Dugas and family. present. Miss Wilma Fraser and Bruce Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery reside nedy. Miss Margaret Grant, Montreal, on the farm on which Mr. Mont- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy, visited her aunt, Mrs. Angus L. gomery was bom, and both are well Avonmore, visited with Mr. and Mrs. and still active in church and com- S. Fraser, on Sunday. munity work, and attended the carol 'Mrs. Donald Dewax and Malcolm of Mr. and Mrs. Merriman and family. If Confucius were here today service in St. James Presbyterian of Cornwall, were New Year guests Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fraser and family were dinner guests of Miss M. Kennedy, Maxville, on New Year’s. say - - - ‘it's time he talked things over Miss Anna Williams spent the holidays at her home in McCrim- with a Sun Life man ! " mon. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fraser visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Blair, Dyer, Sunday evening. “Use Newe Want Ms” Miss M. McDiarmid was hostess for the December meeting of the Baptist Mission Circle. The presi- dent, Mrs. Bryant, opened the meet- ing with a poem, “The Star”. The secretary, Mrs. S. Fraser, read the • To Sell a House —There’s an expensive way to sell a house, minutes, and the roll call was ans- wered by naming a Bible character • Rent an Apartment rent an apartment, sell a car, dispose of used beginning With “G”. Mrs. E.' Mc- Phail was leader of the devotional • Sell a Car articles, or rent a room; and there’s the part and she gave a paper on “Com- economical, WANT AD WAY. ing of the King of Kings”. Mrs. G. • Hire Good Help McPherson led in prayer. The —A 30-word Want Ad costs only 50c a week, Christmas programme was in charge • Find a Job of Mrs. J. A. Cameron, The Christ- and it reaches more than 2,000 families as paid mas message, which was divided in five parts, was given in scripture and • Reach a Customer subscribers every Thursday. song. The place, the time, advent announcement and adoration and • Find a Lost Dog —Our readers are looking for your ad! No worship. Readings were given by wonder our Want Ads get FAST results Mrs. C. McPhail and by Mrs. M. Mc- • Buy Used Articles economically for you. .. time to hove a Sun Life man make your home really Naughton. Solos were rendered by • Or Get New Business yours with a Sun Life of Canada Mortgage Protectk» Mrs. G. McPherson, “Away in a Manger”. Mrs. C. Blair sang policy. The Sun Life man in your community is “'Somebody” and Mrs. Donald Economically Glengarry News Dewar, “Star of the East”. Hymns sung throughout the program were Christmas hymns. CALL Want Ads Bring Results Rev. and Mrs. Bryant favored the LARRY J. McCOSHAM group with a duet, “O Day of Days”. No. 9 Try One And SeéKü> Office 401 -Phones Res. 4860-W The offertory prayer was given by Mrs. Cameron. “Joy to the World” 4 Second St. E., Cornwall was sung, after which Mr. Bryant closed the meeting with prayer. Page 4 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 7th, 1954 COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE Keep That Farm Lane SPORTSV% ☆ ☆ Free of Snow I APPLE HILL I This Winter Alexandrians Drop W. F. Rannie of .Beamsville. Ont., Two Wins In and Mrs. George P. McLaughlin and ; son, Jack, of Martintown, were In stock now — the 8-6 Opener At Hill guests on Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Jubilee Play D A. MacDonald. Alexandria’s COVHL entry played Mr. and Mrs. James W. Macin- Three Alexandria rinks and five its first game of the season at tosh apd her sister, Mrs, Mae Mac- Champion SNO-BLO from Hawkesbury are playing in the Vankleek Hall, Wednesday night, Millan of Montreal, were guests dropping an 8-6 decision. single rink irons competition of the during the holiday season of Mr. for all. Royal Victoria Jubilee at Hawkes- The first period was described as and Mrs. Charles D. MacMillan and bury this Week. Other clubs of the ragged with the home team piling daughter, Kathryn MacMillan of centre could find no rinks interested up a 4-2 lead. Though the locals Cornwall. FORD, FORD-FERGUSON or FERGUSON in the irons game. perked up to carry much of the later J. A. H. McDonald and son, Clo- Rinks skipped by Elie Ohenier play, they failed to make up their vella of Montreal, called on friends TRACTORS and D. N. McRae won their games early letdown. in town here, when enroute to Ni- Wednesday, but that of 'Wilfrid Newcomers to the squad included agara Falls. Menard was eliminated. The luck Gus. Lebrun, Keith MacDonald, Angus McDonald of Niagara Falls, of the draw pits Chenier against Bourget and goalie Grant, all of spent Christmas holidays at the $295.00 installed McRae tonight. Cornwall; Maheu of Glen Nevis, The priest at the microphone is Father Joaquin Salcedo Whose home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Munro. and Leo Koulas of the Royal Bank- broadcasts teach some 12,000 Colombian peasants how to read, Miss Marguerite Grant, Montreal, Local rinks were: A. Mercure, A. write, and to improve their daily lives. To many of h,s avid R Dufour, J. O. Bridge, Elie staff. spent the week-end at the home of The Alexandrians go to Maxville, listeners in remote receiving centers, his voice brings the hrst Edward Welsh, and visited other Chenier, skip; Jean - Marie Levac, formal education they have ever known. Father Salcedos idea Friday, and Lancaster plays in friends here. i Wilfred McLeister, Leo Laeombe, has caught the interest of the United Nations Educational, oci- SHEPHERD BROS. D. N. McRae, skip; W. Secours, Jack Vankleek Hill, Saturday. e-tific and Cultural Organization (Unesco). Experts from the agen- £ Reid, Leo Lajoie and W. Menard, —o cv will join forces with him to expand the program and plan Chrysler and Plymouth Cars — Fargo Trucks < „ international center of education by radio in Colombia. DYER i skip. Beavers make mud pies, then Local ice was expected to be ready ^ Phone 77 Alexandria tonight. scent them to advertise for a mate. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Villeneuve entertained the members of the Five Team Border League Got Farm Forum at their home on Mon- day night. The friends of Hector Currier are Schedule Underway On Sunday sorry to hear of him being confined to his home through illness, and Clement’s Furniture The new Lancaster entry in the hope he will soon be well again. Border League got off to a good Mrs. Lena Thauvette and daugh- AND APPLIANCES start, Sunday, when they inaugur- Maxville Takes 5-1 ter, Lorraine, spent the holiday ALEXANDRIA ated the season’s play with a victory week in Montreal with other mem- Phone 43 Main Street South Phone 43 at Dalhousie Station. Win In Opener bers of her family. The league will be a five-team John D. MacRae of Cornwall, grouping with the late entry of a Maxville Millionaires got off to a visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Specials For January Bainsville squad which will be bol- j fast start in the opening game of MacRae and family on Sunday. stered by members of last year’s the COVHL, Saturday, when they Ken Emond is teaching in the TELEVISION North Lancaster team. whipped Lancaster Rainbows 5-1 on Mille Roches school for the rest of Special The scredule was drawn up at a ; home ice. the term. Reg. Price meeting Monday. League officers Maxvilte’s R. Villeneuve opened Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G.E., 17-inch Screen $289 $245 include : the scoring in the first period with ! Hugh Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Marconi, 21-inch Screen 389 289 President—Laurent Crevier, Green an assist from L. Michaud. Lancas- j Blair Were Mrs. Arthur Sargeant of REFRIGERATORS Valley; vice - president, Ray Vail- ter got its first and only goal in the | Montreal; Mrs. Clarence MacPhail, lancourt, Dalhousie; sec. - treas., second period when Picard moved in i Maxville, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Phileo, 11 cu. ft $519 $379 Ronald Menard, Green Valley, with on goalie Carl Riley. The assist . Fraser. Philco, 9 eu. ft 439 • 279 two directors to be appointed by went to Carey. t Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Macintosh and G.E., 11 cu. ft • 499 349 each team. Vincent Dicola picked up two j Florence were in Hawkesbury on G.E., 9 cu. ft., Automatic Defroster 459 319 The schedule follows, though all more goals for Maxville — one in i Tuesday. WASHERS games except the first have been the second period with an assist : Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MacRae and washed out to January 8th and will from Alfred Wilson and Ronald G.E $199 $139 family were recent visitors with Mr. Connor 199 149 he played later. Lancaster will play Villeneuve, and another in the final and Mrs. J. D. MacRae, Cornwall. •at Green Valley, Friday night be- period assisted by Roger Chausse. Miss Merle MacRae, Ottawa, was We also have a big stock of: cause Wednesday’s storm made Maxville’s other goals were scored home for the holidays. Appliances, Chrome Sets, Chesterfield Sets, play impossible. All Green Valley by Léopold Michaud, assisted by —o Davenports, etc. games will be played at Glengarry William McCuaig, and by Arthur ☆ ■— — ☆ 20% discount on anything purchased at our store. Gardens once the ice is in: Sauve, unassisted. COTTON BEAVER JANUARY Penalties Went to Lancaster’s & TERMS or CASH Lancaster at Dalhousie (played). Pecore in the first and third periods; j LET 3—Bainsville at Dalhousie. Foster and Colburn
there and in Lancaster for many years before his retirement. Nuns Will Not D.A. McCallum Mr. McCallum was twice married, wnmti his first wife being Miss Sarah Ann Display Crucifixes Dies At Cornwall! Johnson. Of that union, one son and two daughters survive — Arnold HAWKESBURY, Ont., Jan. 4. — Friends in Lancaster and Wil- McCallum and Miss Flora, Bella Mc- SOCIAL and PERSONAL Two nuns of the Grey Sisters of the liamstoiwn and throughout Glen- Callum, both in Montreal, and Mrs. Cross who teach at a new district garry, where he spent most of his Ensile MacIntyre (Barbara Ann), high school here aorived for classes long life, were sorry to learn of the who resides at 320 Third street east, Mr. arid Mrs. Edtnond Cardinal New Year’s guests of Mr-, and Mrs. today wearing their crucifixes under death of Duncan Alexander McCal- Cornwall. had with them on New Year’s Day: Ray Gammon and Audrey were Miss their religious habits. lum, which occurred at the Corn- His second Jvife, whi& survives, was Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Pigeon, Jean Simons of Montreal;' Bill (Dr. William Dunlop, Ontario Min- wall General Hospital early on Mon- Gammon, Ottawa, and Ray Gam- Mrs. Gordon Ross, of’Cornwall. Johanne and Marie-Paule Pigeon, ister of Education, ordered the day morning. Mr. McCallum en- mon, Jr., London, Ont. Wilbrid Cardinal, Ottawa, and Mr. Roman Catholic nuns to stop wear- tered the hospital Christmas night Mr. McCallum was the last ar- Mrs. Josephine Sabourin is leav- and Mrs. Bernard Cardinal and chil- ing the crucifixes where they could suffering from pneumonia. He viving member of his original ing this week to spend: the winter dren, Constance and Jean-Luc, be seen after he received complaints failed to respond to treatment nd family. in Florida. Cornwall. from the Protestant minority in the passed peacefully away. The funeral service was held at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baperle Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Al- district. phonse Sabourin over the holidays Born in Lancaster Township 81 the home at 2 pm.; on Wednesday, spent New Year’s in St. Catharines The Protestants claimed the cru- were: Mr. and Mrs. Azen Churchill, years ago last September 22, he was January 6th, conducted by Rev. G. and Oakville with relatives. cifixes constituted a display of re- Brandon, Vt.; Mr. and Mrs. J. O. a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John {Messrs. Hugh J. and Gerard Mac- ligious emblems in the school, con- S. Lloyd, M.A., BD., minister of Sabourin and Miss Millie Sabourin, Lean, Toronto, and Dr. A. J. Mac- trary to the High Schools Act of McCallum, his mother’s maiden St John’s Presbyterian Church. The Montreal. Lean, St. Vincent’s Hospital, Toledo, Ontario. name being Bella McLaren. He body was placed in the vault at , were at their parental home in the Hubert Periard, Hamilton, spent 1 Mr. Dunlop said the nuns also moved to Cornwall 18 years ago Woodlawn cemetery, to await burial 6th of Kenyon for the Christmas New Year’s with his parents, Mr. holidays. must use proper names in the class- from. Williamstown, having farmed in the spring. and Mrs. Telesphore Periard. room rather than the religious name New Year’s guests of Mr. and Miss Laure Emond of Mattawa, prefixed by “sister”. Mrs. William Castonguay were Mr. was the guest of Miss Rita Deguire, and Mrs. Arthur Masse, Germaine Maxville, over the holiday season. The order said the nuns complied and Gerald: Masse, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Real Chenier had willingly with Mr. Dunlop’s request, Gerard Seguin, Micheline and Jean- with them for New' Year’s, their It’s a wide and wonderful world. Vivian Yoneda (right), a 22-year- but Roman Catholic spokesmen in Pierre, Misses Madeleine and Ther eldest daughter, Lorance, and old Japanese-Canadian girl from Victoria and Regina, looks at the the town said it would be difficult ese Castonguay, Leonide Legault, all friend, Ray Cardinal; Mr. and Mrs. 1 to keep the Catholic children from glebe and dreams of the places she will see as a TCA stewardess in addressing the nuns as “sister”. of Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. William Armand Samson, Mr. and Mrs. the near future. Miss Yoneda, shown here with Miss Kay Avery, Larocque, Jean-Guy, Marcel, Nicole Maurice Bellemare, Conrad Gau- The nuns were taken on the high stewardess instructress, starts to fly as a stewardess on the Montreal- school staff after Hawkeabury’s and Denise Larocque, Glen Robert- thier, Miss Antoinette Montpetit Halifax run. One of the only two Japanese-Canadian girls to become son; Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Charle- [ and Master John Guy Lauzon, all of Catholic and public high schools bois, Rita, Carolle and Ronald, and Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur TCA stewardesses, Miss Yoneda hopes some day to fly to the home- classes were merged into the new Raymond Sauve, Alexandria. j Montpetit and son, Hector, of Mas- land of her people “for a visit — but I want to make my life in $700,000 district school. Both Protestants and Catholics agreed Donald A. Macdonald, Q.C., left sena, N.Y, Canada.” at ■ Tuesday to attend the annual meet- Mr. and Mrs. James A. McDonald, the nuns were efficient teachers. ing of the Ontario Chambers of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kennedy and There are only two Protestant Commerce at Windsor. He was ac- Martin spent New Year’s Day with TAO Shows Thailand How to Net Profits children in the classes taught by the I companied by Mrs. Macdonald as friends in Cornwall. nuns. Gormley’s Grocery far as Toronto. New Year’s visitors with Mr. and The two nuns are Sister Marie DONALD J. GORMLEY, Prop. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Morris were W. J. Bethanie (Miss Myre) and Sister St. Mrs. J. J. Denis and Miss Agnes O'Shea, Frances and Mary O’Shea, Jacques (Miss Edna Maguire). # • • • Valade were Mr. and Mrs. A. Valade Montreal. Miss Angela O’Shea of Oscar Legault, retiring chairman and family,'Lancaster, and Mr. and New York City, was here for Christ- of the Board of Education, said the | SEE US j Mrs. R. Malyon of Cornwall. mas. two bad been teachers in the Grey Mr. and Mrs. Ubald DePratto and D. R. O’Brien, St. Lawrence Sana- Nuns’ school for Catholic girls before for all your Food Requirements | children, and Mr. and Mrs. Gaétan torium, spent a couple of days’ holi- this school was merged with two Verdon and children were in Mont- days at his home, 6th of Kenyon. others two years ago to form the GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES real for New Year’s, viêiting Mrs. j Alexander O'Brien flew home from Hawkesbury District High School. BORDEN’S ICE CREAM DePratto’”s mother, Mrs. Arthur i Edmonton for a week’s holidays. “All three schools were under the Filion, and in St. John, Que., visit- Also home for the New Year were Board of Education before”, he stat- j | PHONE 36 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY ing Mr. and Mrs. Hector Lajoie and j Bernice and Hilda O’Brien; Ottawa. ed, “but they were in separate | Mr. and Mrs. Laurent Houle. I.On Sunday, Alexander O’Brien schools and no question arose. The I Mr. and Mrs. Les Fraser and ; motored to Ottawa with Mr. and two nuns are hired as Miss Myre ] family were in Toronto for the New Mrs. John 0®rien, Isobel O’Brien and Miss Maguire and have their | Year. arid Ursula McDonell and took the diplomas in those names, and that The MactDonell brothers spent Edmonton plane from there. is what they are supposed to be Sunday at the home of Mr. Howard called. Wilfrid Gauthier and R. LePage, ■“"jP* • -i VfnrJr Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Detroit, spent Sunday with Mr. and “When they came to school last Marjerrison, Apple Hill. Mrs. W. R. Lauzon, Glen Norman. Fall, some parents asked that the Mr. and Mrs. Georges Billette and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lauzon, Al- nuns be required to remove their family of Valleyfield, Que., spent bon, Maurice and Hortense Lauzon, Dr. S. W. Ling, a fisheries expert from the Food and Agricultural crucifixes: They didn’t want to, hut Sunday with the Misses Georgina Miss M. P. Dribuc, all of Montreal, Organization of the United Nations (FAO) examines a fish harvest said they would after one year if and Angeline Sabourin. spent the Christmas holiday with netted from an experimental pond in Thailand. The fish which there were any complaints.” BUY NOW before the Increase in Prices their parents in Glen Norman. will be distributed to Thai farmers so that they can start their There are about 340 pupils in the New Year’s Day guests at the own breeding ponds, are known as tiiapia, a form of perch. school, the large majority of them Drop In and Look Over This List of home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. O. Sa- Recent experiments made by FAO at the request of the govern- Catholics. bourin, Kenton street, were Mrs. ment show that the rice paddies which dot Thailand can be used But the principal stated that since CHOICE USED CARS and TRUCKS Lena Hurtubise, Gilles Hurtubise, for fish culture as well. The added yield not only provides extra the school was non-denominational Mrs. B. Saxton, Mr. and Mrs. Gar- cash to the Thai farmer but gives him a richer protein diet. no record was kept of the pupils 1952 Chevrolet Station - Wagon, net Thompson, Mrs. C. Fauteux, religions. 1952 Chevrolet Sedan. Miss Denise Guyot, Pierre Morin, | The nuns teach advance courses Mr. and Mrs. Pat A. Brady and all of Montreal; Claude L. Sabourin, Guests at New Year’s of Mr. and in French. 1951 Chevrolet Sedan — Power - Glide. Cornwall; Robert M. Sabourin, Hull, daughters, Bonnie and Valerie, of Mrs. Morley Tobin were Miss Ida j Mr. Legault said there was “more 1951 Plymouth Sedan — blue. Que.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Proulx, Laehine, Que.; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. j Lafontaine of Montreal; Mr. and [ noise about this question outside Morris and children, Richard and 1951 Plymouth Sedan — black. Lawrenceville, N.Y. Mrs. Wilfred Tobin and family of than there is inside the school — FRI. — SAT. - Paula, Montreal, spent the holidays , Syracuse. | there is really no difficulty in the 1951 Dodge Sedan — black. (Mrs. A. A. McDonald was in with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morris. | Mrs. Agnes MacDonald of Mont- school.” JAN. 8 — 9 — Greeley, Ont., Monday, attending 1950 Plymouth Coach — radio and heater. After spending the holiday period I real, visited with Miss M. B. Mac- o— the funeral of her uncle, (Martin here, Peter A. Morris left today for donell at New Year’s, 1948 Pontiac Coach — radio and heater. Cahill, who died there, Saturday, Poor Business Winnipeg. j Miss Gerry McKinnon spent the A fine example of community dis- 1948 Chevrolet Sedan. ac the age of 92. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leroux had New Year in Madoc with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lalonde had loyalty is visiting a nearby city and 1941 Pontiac — in very good condition. with them over New Year’s his par- Mrs. Ron Smith. loading the car with groceries, with them over Christmas and New ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Leroux, Year’s: Mr. and Mrs. Donat La- clothing and other goods which TRUCKS Montreal, and sister, Claudette. might as well have been purchased londe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Misses Madeleine and Claire Du- Arthur Lalonde and family, Mrs. in one’s home-town. four of Ottawa, and Paul Dufour, Native Of Lochiel —Sackville (N.B.) Tribune-Post. 1952 Ford 1-Ton — dual wheels. Benoit Tadllefer and family, all of student at Rigaud College, were Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Walter with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1949 Fargo 1-Ton Express. Schreck and family, Cornwall; Mr. R. Dufour, for New Year’s. Dies In Cornwall ' Kinnon and daughter, Heather, Mi’, 1948 International with new Dump Body. and Mrs. Hector St. Denis and New Year’s visitors with Mr. and Cornwall lost an aged and res- and Mrs. Clarence McKinnon and 1948 GMC Panel — new paint job and family, Williamstown; Miss Ida La- Mrs. George Barbara and Mr. and pected resident on Saturday morn- daughters, Sandra and Catherine, londe, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Rene Mrs. T. G. Barbara. were Mr. and \ overhaul. ing in the death of Mrs. John Mc- I all of Toronto; James McKinnon, Poirier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Louis Boassaly and family, 1947 Ford Panel. Kinnon, which occurred at the Hotel Ottawa. Alex. Lalonde and family. Montreal. (Mr. and Mrs. R. Gibeau and son, Dieu Hospital. Mrs. McKinnon had Other relatives and friends were All Cars GUARANTEED and WINTERIZED Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lalonde had been in failing health since October Jacques, of Verdun, spent Christ- with them for New Year’s, Rev. present from district points. • Tuna. and had been a patien/t in hospital • Who’s Who in Animal mas with Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibeau. Adalbert Lalonde, and Mr. and Mrs. Members of the family, other rela- Ï ★ ★ ★ Mr. and Mrs. J. Colangelo and during that time, being in serious tives and friends placed’ many Mass Land. Claude Lalonde and family, Corn- condition for three weeks. She was children of Verdun, were holiday wall; Rachel and Rene Lalonde, cards and spiritual offerings about fortified by the last rites of the • Cheese Burglar. season visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Montreal. the casket. The floral tributes which , • Canadian Paramount News. W. Gibeau. Mrs. Colangelo re- Roman Catholic Church. banked the room where the body j Holiday visitors with Mr. anti Mrs. Born in Lochiel 94 years ago last ! Glengarry Motor Sales mained for another week. j rested were numerous and beautiful, ’ Louis Shepherd anti family were July 17th, she was the former Mary Sunday visitors with Mrs. J. D. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McRae and sons, reflecting the regard in which Mrs. j f Phone 238 Alexandria MacPherson, Elgin street, were Mr. ] Ann MacDonald, a daughter of the [ McKinnon was held and the regret • MON. — TUES. Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cam- late Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald. ! and Mrs. Garnet McDonald and eron and Donna, Huntsville, and felt at her reath. JAN. H _ 12 — children, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mc- She came to Cornwall 35 years ago Col. D. C. Cameron, Ottawa. from Ashland, Wis., to make her Donald and daughter, of Harrison’s Mrs. Eva Gareau is spending the home with her son, Joseph McKin- Comers; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony holidays in Cornwall with Marcel non, 323 Bedford street. Quigg and children, and Mrs. George and Yvonne Gareau. Also visiting D. McDonald, Cornwall. Her husband died in Sudbury, in Cornwall for the New Year’s were Ont., on March 29th, 1907. She New Year’s visitors with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Gareau and leaves one son, Joseph McKinnon.. Mrs. Eugene Macdonald and family family. Cornwall. were Rod McLeod and Perley Charl- Mr. and Mrs. Emery Chevrier and There are five grandchildfen — jj ton, Ottawa. Mrs. R. S. McLeod has Every now and then them there, too. But Mr. and Mrs. Romain Chevrier of Lloyd McKinnon and Clarence Mc- returned to Ottawa after spending Casselman, and Miss Marie Chev- | Kinnon, both of Toronto, the latter someone tells us, “Why, . . . we simply can’t the Yuletide here. rier, Ottawa, were holiday visitors a member of The Star staff and a YOU Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Macdonald with Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Chevrier. former member of the staff of The So and So from Some- keep up with all of you, and family, Montreal, spent New SHOULD BE OUR Out-of-town visitors with Mr. and Daily Standard - Freeholder; James where visited us all last all tne time. Not with- Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac- Mrs. Rolland Cholette at New Year's j McKinnon, of The Ottawa Citizen, laren at Garry Fen. were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cholette, 1 lately a member of the staff of The week and you didn’t out heip from YOU. Douglas Clark, Montreal, was a Glen Robertson; Miss Georgette Daily Standard - Freeholder; Law- REPORTER New Year’s visitor with Mr. and Cholette, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I rence McKinnon and Kenneth Mc- • Northwest Mousie. Mrs. Greydon Miles. have a thing about it in jj If you have a news • Warner-Pathe News. Seguin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gil- Kinnon, at home. bert, Montreal. There are also three great-grand-; the paper!” Or perhaps we neglected item — from a two-line local to a head Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. children'—-Heather McKinnon, San- G G. Aubry were Mrs. Aubry’s dra McKinnon and Catherine Mc- a wedding ... or a death, even ... or story — TELL US. We appreciate your • WED. — THURS. » For Coaches •- Players mother, Mrs. C. Dubois, and sister, Kinnon, all in Toronto. a club meeting. efforts to help us make THE GLEN- JAN. 13 — 14 — • Spectators Therese Dubois of L’Orignal. All of Mrs. McKinnon was the last sur- THE them spent New Year’s with Mr. vivor of a family of seven. flYou want these news items in “The GARRY NEWS a BETTER NEWS- HOCKEY Aubry’s mother, Mrs. T. Aubry, in The body rested at Miller’s Fu- HANDBOOK Cornwall. neral Home, from where the funeral Glengarry News” . . . and we want PAPER. LAUGH, by Rev. Rudolph Villeneuve, J. B. was held Monday morning to St. LLOYD PERCIVAL Villeneuve and Miss Verna Ville- Columban’s Church and1 cemetery. CRY, neuve, Cornwall, spent New Year’s The Requiem High Mass was sung $3.50 with Dr. J. W. B. Villeneuve and by Rev. R. J. MacDonald, pastor, THE GLENGARRY NEWS $3.70 Postpaid Mrs. Villeneuve and family. who also officiated at the committal Lucien Daoust, proprietor of the service at the graveside. THE FINEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN EASTERN ONTARIO Stalag 17 Wilfred McLeister Alexandria Hotel, spent New Year’s Pallbearers were four grandchil- week-end with relatives at Windsor. dren — Lloyd McKinnon, Clarence A Paramount Picture STATIONERY for Home, School and Office Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Irvine and McKinnon, James McKinnon and ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO Music children, Gail, Roibert, Miriam and Lawrence McKinnon, Fred MacGil- livray and Howard King. ALEXANDRIA, ONT. Mary, Ottawa, spent New Year’s P.O. BOX 10 PHONE 9 with Mr. and Mrs. E. Irvine and Attending the funeral from a dis- • Do or Diet. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morris. tance were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Me- / Page 6 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 7th, 1954
of traffic accidents indicate that deaths and injuries in Ontario are -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE- More Than 1,000 likely to total 1,050 fatalities and 25,000 non-f.atally injured. Known deaths already exceed 1952’s hither- * ■ft ☆ Died In Traffic PICNIC GROVE to unprecedented -total of 1,010 traf- I GLEN NE VIS I ! # % fic deaths resulting from crashes on TORONTO, Dec. 31. — Honour- the streets and highways of Ontario. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Guests with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. able Geo. H. Doucett, Ontario Min- The Minister further stated that at Rod. A. MoDonell were Mr. and Mrs. McNaughton at the Christmas sea- ister of Highways, today stated that the end of the first nine months of Tom O’Hara and Marlene, Theresa, son were Miss Annabelle McNaugh- preliminary figures on the 1953 toll 1953 there Was an increase in the Loretta and Norma MtSDonell, all of ton, Leamington; Mr. and Mrs. Ed- number of deaths involving children Montreal. win Thompson and family, Brock- between five and fourteen years, 1 ft Mr. Barton McfDonell spent ville; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McRae MARTINTOWN \ amounting to almost 40%. Christmas and New Year’s week- and family, Bainsville; Mrs. F. W. “The passing of another year is ends with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser and Margaret. not only recognized as an occasion D. James MdDonéîl. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Sangster. Parents and friends were -Warmly for celebration”, stated Mr. Dou- Miss Theresa McDonald, R.N., New Georgina Sangster, R.N., Mrs. welcomed and entertained by the cett, “it must also be accepted as a York, spent the , holidays with her Mamie Wightman, Montreal, and pupils of SB. No. 11, Township of time for soberly reviewing past sister, Mrs. James MoDonell and Mr. Howard Snider, Bainsville, were Charlottentourgh, at a Christmas events and making our plans for the MoDonell. ,J Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. party held on Monday afternoon, future. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Jim Wightman. December 21st. ‘Because the traffic accident prob- Mrs. Raymond MoDonell on the Friends of E. L. McNaughton are iSongs, recitations and a play were lem is so serious and yet so needless, death of their infant son. sorry to report his illness in Corn- among the many items on a highly' every Individtral citizen must give Mrs. Donald John McDonald has wall General Hospital. All hope for varied programme and even Santa the matter most urgent attention— returned home after spending some a speedy recovery. Claus put in an appearance when now and throughout the year to • time with her brother, Dan Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fraser spent he joyfully distributed candy to all. come.” Curry Hill. the Yuletide with their daughter, Mrs. Mary MacDonald is the The Minister stated that the De- Mrs. Allan R. McDonald, Wil- Mrs. Russell Craig, Dr. Craig and teaoher of SB. No. II, and she and partment will continue to press for- liamstown, spent a few days with Robbie, at Mackinaw, Illinois. Mrs. her pupils, are to be congratulated ward with its programme of road her mother, Mrs. Gill McjDonell. Fraser is remaining on for a few for an excellent afternoon’s enter- development and Improvement and Mr. and Mrs. John D. A. Mac- days. tainment. also extend its efforts to advance donald spent Christmas evening Mrs. George Fourney and family the cause of safety along other lines. with Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Mac- spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Martintown Women’s Institute “The increase in fatalities involv- donald, 4th Kenyon. They were ac- Mrs. Sam R. McLeod and) family, held their December meeting at the ing children of school age demands companied home by Anri, who had East. prcn^ home of iMrs. F. McIntosh, twenty- that motorists exercise increased, -spent a few days at her uncle’s. New Year’s visitors with Mi-, and one members responding to the roll care in driving”, he said, “and at call, “An article for an auction”. Miss Evelyn McDonald, Montreal, Mrs. J. R. Fourney and family were the same time it emphasizes the spent New Year’s week-end with her Mrs. K. Barton presided, opening Mrs. Chas. Edgar, Toronto; Mr. and need for greater supervision and sister, Mrs. Raymond McDonell and Mrs. Sam R. MacLeod and family, the meeting with the Ode and more attention to safety training by :Mr. McDonell. Creed.- - Charlie Braendle and Mr. and Mrs. parents and teachers. On Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black and family, Bainsville. The president reported that the “Since there was an increase of John D. A. Macdonald had Mr. and Duncan McRae, Marion and Mor- local library floor had been repaint- about 10% in vehicle registrations, ed and various other repairs at- Mrs. J. Daniel Macdonald, Ian and den, and Miss Katie Cattanach of gasoline consumption and tourist Allan Joseph, 4th Kenyon; Mr. and Alexandria, were Christmas guests tended to by the Institute. entries during 1953, our death total It was decided that application be Mrs. Francis J. Macdonald, Willow- of Mr. and Mrs. George McCallrim TROPICAL BLEND — A mld-iwinter glimpse of Virgin Islands; La Guaira, Venezuela; Trinidad, would undoubtedly have been made for the Penny Round-up bags greater but for the most useful help dale. and Rae. the new and the old, the mystic charm of the .Ouracao, Panama, Jamaica and Havana, Cuba. from the Canadian -Mental Health Mrs. Jim McRae had with her for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall had as Oaribibean Isles, their customs, their buildings and Pictured above are some of the sights to be seen of newspapers, radio, police and the holidays, Mr. Donald McRae, Christmas guests, Mr. and 'Mrs. Jake their people, is in store for many Canadians who en route: (1) The ornate President’s Palace at Association, as was done the previ- other safety agencies. Dining 1952, ous year. we also had the suppoft and en- Sept Isles; Miss Anna Margaret Me Leonard and family of Moose Creek. will be making one of the three cruises aboard the Havana; /(2) a strikingly modern hotel at deavoured to give support to a num- Rae, R.N., Cornwall; Mr. Rod. Me Miss Winona Wightman, nurse- Empress of Scotland, flagdhip of the Canadian Panama; (3) the 26,300-ton Empress of Scotland, After discussion, it was decided Rae, Coteau. j in-training, Royal Victoria Hospital, Pacific fleet, from New York to sunny South that we cater for a -banquet for the ber of local safety councils which a floating hotel on the cruise run, complete with came into operation. America and the storied Spanish Main this Martintown Chamber of Commerce, iMr. Roy McLeod, Noranda, spent ( Montreal, spent the holiday with two swimming pools; (4) the ruins of Old Panama, “It is my belief that one of the Christmas with his parents, Mr. and ^ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. winter. Two 17-day cruises will leave New York not far from the Canal, and (5) a typical West to be held January 18th, 1954. Plans for th-is event were left in the hands most efficient ways of dealing with Mrs. Peter McLeod. On Christmas wightman. on January 29th and March 9th, while an 18-day Indian native carrying succulent tropical fruits to of the executive. a local safety problem is through the Day they also had Mr. and Mrs. J. j Mr and x s^tt praser had cruise will leave there February 17th. Among the market. organization of energetic local Latreille, Glen Walter. On their their guests for Christmas, Mr. Mrs. D. S. McIntosh and Mrs. S. as ports of call on the cruises are St. Thomas in the Thomson, delegates to the Area safety groups who have an Intimate return home they were accompanied and ^ Carlyle watt and family, knowledge of the problems and con- by Carol, Roddie, Sheldon and Peter Roddie McLennan, Toronto, spent Convention at Ottawa, furnished ex. ville, Ont., enjoyed the Yuletide ! and informative, and- was followed cellent reports to the members. ditions in their own communities. McLeod. his holidays with his parents, Mr. ☆ As Minister of Highways I would with Mrs. Lowe’s parents, Mr. and j by a film, “The Inside Story”. Mr. I LANCASTER The programme was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. McLeod and Mrs. D. Mason McLennan. Mrs. Arnold McPherson and family. ! Payette had charge of the projector, urge all good- citizens to assist in Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lowe of Oak- Mrs. D. S. McIntosh, convener for had as Christmas guests, Misses They also had their daughter, Mar- [ assisted by Miss Dennis, RN.^ of the community activities and public re- the formation and the work of such Ruth and Evelyn McLeod, Mont- jorie, who is on the teaching staff St. Lawrence Sanatorium. The A happy New Year to the editor lations. Mrs. McIntosh called on safety groups whose support is so real; Miss Audrey McLeod, nurse- at Vars. president, Ernie Larocque, thanked and staff of the News. necessary to any plan to prevent in-training, Montreal; Mr. Munro party on Sunday evening. our president, Mrs. K. Barton, to Miss Isabelle Hall of Montreal, the visitors for their excellent pro- Gerald Haight of Toronto Uni- act as auctioneer for the lovely gifts needless accidents. Let us all place McLeod, ROMP, Ottawa. Gary McDonald, Cornwall, spent at the top of our list of New Year’s the Ohristmas vacation with his visited with her parents over the gram. Mr. Payette added a few versity, spent the holidays with his brought in at roll call. Each year Miss Geraldine McDonell, Mont- holidays. words in recommendation of the parents, Dr. W. W. Haight and Mrs Martintown Institute holds an auc- Resolutions a determination to be real, spent the holiday week-end grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rory safe and to safeguard others in Maville. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Watt and ^and work being done to fight this Haight. tion, proceeds of which go toward with her father, Mr. Archie Mc- baskets of fruit and cards for our 1954.” Donell. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory McDonald family visited With Mrs. F. W. ' ^read disease. Miss Andrea Whyte has returned Fraser and Margaret, during the The sincere sympathy of the to Ottawa to resume her duties, shut-ins — the results were most Mrs. Jane F. McKinnon, Lochiel, and family and Mr. and Mrs. Angus gratifying and the purchases of J. McDonald, Cornwall, spent holiday season. community is extended- to the after spending the holidays with her spent the holidays With Mr. and o family and friends of the late Simon parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Whyte. Christmas remembrances were left Mrs. J. D. A, Macdonald. Christmas with their father, Archie to a committee. A McDonald, and other members of ☆ .JL, , Larocque, who passed away at the j Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd: Cooper, YOU CAN DEPEND ON Mr. and Mrs. Ranald V. McDonald Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, De- Osbawa, spent the holiday and A Christmas contest was conduct- When kidneys fail to « their family. WILLIAMSTOWN I 1 remove excess acids had as Christmas week-end guests, cember 17th. The funeral was held week-end at his home here, West ed by Mrs. Kinloch, and then the Mrs. Frank Dudley, Boston, and and wastes, back- Miss Patricia Kennedy, Mr. Douglas on December 19th to St. Mary’s Front. meeting closed with the singing of ache, tired feeling, • Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mr. and Mrs. T. Maltlby spent “Through the purchase of seals, God Save the Queen, followed by disturbed rest often 1 Church here with burial in the ad- Mr. and Mrs. Alan Conley and follow. Dodd’s Globensky and children, Montreal. Christmas with their parents, Mr. you fight tuberculosis”, was the topic Kidney Pills stimu- joining cemetery. family, Ottawa, spent New Year’s Institute Grace. Luncheon was Miss Margaret McDonell, R.N., and Mrs. Alex. McKay. of an address by -Miss Scheller, Dis- late kidneys to with Mrs. Conley’s mother, Mrs. J. served by the hostesses, Mrs. P. Keir, normal duty. You New York, spent New Year’s with Dr. Alex. McDonald, Mrs. McDon- trict Nurse, at the Township- Hall Miss L. Robertson, 'Mrs. Seaton, Mrs. feel better—sleep WMS Met A. McBain, and Mrs. J. J. McBain better, work better. Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonell. ald and children were holiday visit- last week, when she addressed the Millar and Mrs. -McIntosh, Mrs, j The December meeting of the and Kathleen. Get Dodd's at any •Mr. and Mrs. John D. A. Mac- ors with his mother, Mrs. Rod. J. members of the Oommunity Club. Graham moved a hearty vote of drug store. You can - WMS of the' Presbyterian Church, depend on Dodd’s. donald held a successful euchre McDonald, 4th concession. The address was both interesting Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLeod had | was held at the home of Mrs. ' them over the holidays, Miss thanks to the hostesses. - Donald Grant. The Christmas | jgssje McLeod, Montreal; John Mc- I worship service from the “Glad j Leod, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. : Tidings” was followed, the theme | Charles McGuire and family, Corn- I being “Let us now go even unto ma]h Bethlehem”. |Miss EiIeen McLeilan spent New The president, Mrs. J. D. Mac-, Year’s and the week-end- at her How Does Your Advertising Gregor, was assisted in the worship} home in Mille Roches, service by several members. The Miss Margaret McCready has re- chapter of the Study Book, “Educa- turned to Ottawa to resume her Investment Compare With tion in Africa”, was reviewed by duties after spending the holidays Mrs. MacGregor. at her home here. As this was the closing meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McCuaig The Average the year, a good deal of business and son, Clark, spent New Year's was discussed. The allocations of Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mc- money and supply were fully met, Dermid and family, Cornwall. • Competent business men scale their for which all were grateful. The meeting closed • in the usual way, Miss Lois Derry, MoMasterville, advertising investment, in proportion Que., spent the holidays with her to gross sales , , , Then they use their after which each and everyone en- joyed a happy time together during grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest advertising on a programme basis, so McPherson. the tea time. as to follow a systematic plan. The many friends of Mrs. D. J. Mission Band Macpherson of Wales, a former resi- dent of South Lancaster, who is a The following percentages of gross Conducted Service patient in Cornwall General Hos- sales are followed, according to a The Mission Band ^conducted the ipital> wiu gl,ad ^ know there is survey made by competent authorities: service in St. Andrew’s United some improvement in her condition. Church on Sunday morning. With çMrs. J. R. MoLachlan had with Mrs. Innis MacGregor at the con- Department Stores 2.5 her as dinner guests on New Year’s sole, the prelude was a medley of Day, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Men’s Stores 3.3 Christmas carols. Douglas Mac- Nicol, Mrs. Margaret Trayes and 95% Donell conducted the service. After Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McNaughton. Women’s Wear Shops 3.1 the hymn, “Joy to the World”, was Many friends here were sorry to sung, Vanna McWhinney read the Furniture Stores 6.3 learn of the death of John McEwen, of all the Failures in Scripture lesson from Matt. 2:tl--.14, which was followed by prayer. A a former Lancaster boy, who died Drug Stores 2.9 suddenly at his home in Vancouver. Business are from the Ohristmas anthem was sung by the Jewellery Stores 3.1 children, followed by the responsive He was a brother of Mrs. Harry Mc- Leod of this place, to whom we ex- ranks of Non-Advertis- Grocery Stores 2.0 reading from Luke 1:68-80, led . by Murray MacGregor. After the hymn, tend our sympathy. ers . . . Only 3% of Meat Markets 1.5 Silent Night”, Judy Croll read a Miss Mildred Dunlop has returned Dry Cleaners 3.8 verse of the hymn, “We Would See ' Gttawa after spending the holi- those that fail, are ad- Jesus”. Two little girls and two ■ ^er home in South Lan- Hardware Stores 2.0 boys took the offertory, which was j caster. vertisers. dedicated by Jeap MacDonald. A | ! Other Businesses 2 0 solo, “Gentle -Mary Laid Her Child”, ! was sung by Lillian Empey, and a 3. In what five-year period did more What About Your Store, Mr. Businessman? story was read by Kathleen Ross, than 1,500,000 immigrants enter The service closed with the hymn, Canada? Check your Gross Sales and then your advertising appropriation can be “Away in a Manger”, and the bene- 4. Personal income tax was intro- diction by Rev. G. W. Irvine. duced when in Canada? figured easily . . . Your business cannot differ much from the average in The altar rail was decorated with your line . ... and if you wish to improve it, or hold it where it is today . . . several large baskets of flowers. 5. Of the Great Lakes, which has then you cannot ignore your duty to yourself . . . Possibly we can help the greatest area on the Cana- you . . . dian side of the international -The Advertising Medium that has produced the greatest results for boundary? business men who have decided to reach the majority of homes in the local —"QUICIT-- trading area is ANSWERS: 5. Lake Huron. 3. In CANADIAN QUIZ the 1909-13 period. 1. 25,000. 4. In from Quick Canadian Facts 1917, as a special war tax. 2. Manu- facturing. The Glengarry News 1. What is the total population of (Material supplied by the editors the Yukon and Northwest Terri- of Quick Canadian Facts, the hand- Phone 9 ALEXANDRIA book of facts about Canada.) P.O. Box 10 tories? 2. What one industry directly pro- Cotton can be grown in different vides about one third of all of ] colors so that it doesn’t have to be Canada’s labour income? dyed. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 7th, 1954 Page 7
COUNTY FARM AND MARKET NEWS Vice-President Meets Jungle Fighters of Communism DALKEITH CORRESPONDENCE Season’s greetings to The Glen- garry News and its readers. ☆ a Old winter came in with the New MONTREAL LIVESTOCK MARKET | GLEN ROBERTSON I Year with a snow storm and severe & # cold. MQNiTlR®AfL, Jan. 4. — Trading was slow on Montreal livestock- D. J. McRae of St. Anne de Belle- We extend' sincere sympathy to vue, spent the New Year holidays markets today. Cattle, calves, sheep and lambs held steady. No hog the relatives of the late Miss Mary with his brother, J. D. McRae, and prices were established. Belle Heath of Glen Sandifield. Be- sister,' Mrs. Neil A. McLeod and 1 Receipts: 962 cattle, 712 calves, 33 sheep and lambs and 95 hogs. loved by her many Glen Robertson family. Common to medium steers, 13-19; medium heifers, 13-15, common, friends and: a sister-in-law of Miss Clarisse Emond of Montreal, 8-12; good cows, 111-12, medium KKll, common 9-',10, canners and cutters Charles Stuart, her passing on De- spent the New Year week-end at 7-8. Good vealers 27, common and medium 15-25; grassers 13, yearlings cember 27th caused deep regret her home. here. . 8-0. Lambs flat basis 18-20, sheep 9-01. Simon Diotte of Oshawa, also Most shocking, too, was the un- spent the holidays at his parental timely passing of Mrs. J. A. Mc- home. Donald ((Florence Kennedy), who D. D. MacLeod of Cornwall, spent TURKEY PRICES HELD FIRM had made many friends through the week-end with his brother, her frequent visits to- Glen Robert- Donald John, now in poor health. THROUGHOUT HOLIDAY SEASON son. We offer our condolences to Walter Henry of Lachine, spent her bereavedi family and relatives. New Year’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. To our good friend, John Kennedy ! J. W. MacLeod. keys, young hens and toms, under 18 Eggs — To country dealers, on and his family and relatives, please Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McDougall had lbs., 48c to 50c; over 28 lbs., 36c to graded, in fibre, delivered Toronto: accept our sincere sympathy in the visiting them for the holiday season, A large, 40c; A medium, 37c; A 38c. loss of a beloved father, W. J. Ken- Mrs. Jas. Orton, Cornwall. Dressed Poultry—Chickens, under small, 34c; B, 37c; C, 32c. -Whole- nedy, who passed away December -o 3 lbs., special, 34c to 35c; A, 33c to sale to retail, loose (cartoned three 28th. 34c; B, 29c to 30c; C, 18c to 20c; 3 to ☆ ☆ cents higher) : A large, 45c ; A medi- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Legaulit, Mont- 4 lbs., A, 32c to 34c; B, 26c to 30c; GLEN ROY um, 42c; A small, 39c; B, 42c; C, 37c. real, spent New Year’s (Day and the C, 19c to 22c; box, A, 36c to 38c; B, Butter — Ontario, gradé 1, 61 lie 33c to 35c; 4 to 5 lbs., special, 38c week-end with Mr. and Mrs. H. to 61114c; Western, 6114c.; Prints to Patenaud’e. to 40.e; A, 360 to 38c; B, 30c to 32c; Miss Catherine LaBine and Rob- retailers, 63c to 64% c. Retail, 64c With Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDon- 4 to 5 lbs., special, 38c to 40c; A, 36c ert McDonell, Ottawa, spent the to 72c. , ald and, Miss Anna B. Johnson for to 38c; B, 30c to 32c; C, 20c to 23c; New Year week-end with Mrs. J. A. Potatoes — 75 libs., Ontario new, box, A, 41c ’ to 42c; B, 36c to 37c; the holidays were; Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy. $1.10 to $1.20; NB whites and: PEL, over 5 lbs., special 43c to 44c; A, 42c Gordlon Elliott and children, Paùl Miss Anne McDonald, Montreal, $1.15 to $1.25; marsh, $145 to $125; to 43c; B, 36c to 37c; C, 23c to 25c; Gordon and Ann Mary, and Mr. and JUNGLE STAINED and unshaven were the British boys Vice-President Richard M. Nixon (right) spent the week-end with her washed, $1.35 to $1.50. box, A, 47c to 50c; B, 42c to 45c. Mrs. John D. McDonald. met on his Far Eastern tour. It was at a British military outpost in the Malayan jungle, near Kuala mother, Mrs. D. A. McDonald. Lumpur, and the tommies had just returned from a ten-day hunt for Communist terrorists, just one Live Poultry — No. 1: Chickens, Turkeys — Young hens and toms, Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLennan, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McCulloch more patrol in a war against Communism that has gone on for nearly six years. under 3 lbs., and 3 to 4 lbs., 34c; under 18 lbs., 57c to 58c; B, 49c to Cornwall, spent Christmas Day with and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 4 to 5 lbs., 28c; over 5 lbs., 34c to 52c; C, 33c to 35c; box, A, 59c to 6Hc; Mr. and Mrs. R. K. McLennan, McCulloch and family, Montreal, 35c. Fowl, under 4 lbs., 22c; 4 to 5 B, 53c to 54c; over 18 lbs., A, 44c to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Menard spent the New Year week-end with Ernest Valade, for New Year week- lbs., 23e; over 5 lbs., 25c to 26c. Tur- 45c; B, 40c to 42c; C, 33c to 35c; and three sons enjoyed the New 1 Mrs. Raymond Brisbois of Sudbury. relatives here. ☆ end. box, A, 59c to 61c; B, 53c to 54c; Year’s holidays with relatives in St. With Mr. and Mrs. N. Laferriere Miss Kathryn Cameron was in I ST. RAPHAEL’S Miss Isabel McDonald- and Miss over 18 lbs., A, 44c to 45c; B, 40c to John, Quebec. were Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Menard London over the New Year week- Margaret Cashdon, Ottawa, were 42c; C, 33c to 36c; box, A, 46c to 47c; Sgt. Whitney Johnson of Char- and son. With Mr. and Mrs. H. P. end visiting her aunts, Mrs. Marie guests of Mrs. Hugh R. McDonald B, 44c to 45c. lottetown, PJE.L, has been holiday- Brazeau were Mr, and Mrs. Ray- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald and McClary and Miss Mae McDonald. during the holidays. Check This List ing here for the past few weeks. mond Guilbault, Mr. and Mrs. Jean daughter, Sharllyn, Montreal, were Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McCulloch had Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. McDonald -, _ Other members of the family with D. MOnpetit and Miss Yvette Bra- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rod. Mc- (4th con.), had as holiday guests, ZZrJ.Zi' T, MYs. Ella Johnson for Christmas zeau of Montreal. With Mr. and Donald during the holidays. brother, Ronnie McDougall , and for your Cheese Exchanges were Harold, Evelyn, Doris and Mrs. Charles Giroux were Mr. and' Cr. Louis Dupuis, Ottawa, was a Miss Mary Janet McDonald and Miss Rita Hubbard, Montreal. Jimmy Johnson of Montreal. Mrs. Fernand Oulmet of Vankleek holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. An- Miss Eugenie Rheaume of Ottawa. o Five of the six exchanges met the The following are some of those Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Poirier toine Dupuis. Alex. McDonald left this week for Men, more than women, are af- week ending January 2nd and 5,052 who spent the holidays with their and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Durocher Printing Mrs. Mary Ellen McDonald left Toronto, after a two weeks’ visit at flicted by color blindness. Forty boxes were sold. Top price was respective families here: With Mr. of Valleyfield; Miss Pauline Sauve this week to spend some time with i$ home^ oi m and ^ out of every one thousand men are again 34% cents, paid at Kemptvillle and Mrs. A. Menard were Mr. and of Rigaud and Mr. Rejean Lafor- her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ! color blind. and Brockville for colored. Mrs. J. P. Page of Ottawa; Mr. and McDonald during the holidays were Requirements tune of Montreal. With Mrs. Mel- and Mrs. R. McDonald, Glen Roy. o Vankleek Hill — Total 265 boxes; Mrs. G. Champagne of Montreal, anie Deguire were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Miss Linda Kenney and Miss Dor- Miss Pauline Valade, Montreal, A camel can run about 16 miles 81 white, 34c; 184 colored, 34c. Next and Mr. arid Mrs. F. Gareau of mand Deguire of Montreal. With was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. othy McDonald, Montreal. an hour. meeting, January 14th. Green Valley. With Mr. and1 Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. Goulet were Mr. Cornwall — Total 742 boxes; 83 Bills Xiste Lortie were Mr. and Mrs. Aza and Mrs. Palma Goulet of Pointe white, 34%c; 281 colored, 34%c; Chenier of Alexandria ; Mr. and Mrs. Claire and Remi Goulet of Mont- Tags specials, 368. Next meeting, January Hector Major of North Lancaster; real. With Mr. and Mrs. A. Tou- of Montreal. With Mr.- and Mrs. Books 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Eloi Lortie, Mr. and chette were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Val- Paul Lacombs were Mr. and Mrs. Bonds Kemptville — Total 1,629 boxes; Mrs. Benoit Lortie and Mr. and entin of Sorel; Mr. and Mrs. Viateur Edgar Lacombe and son, Jacques, Drafts 496 white, 34c; 831 colored, 34lie; Mrs. Victorien Maher of Valleyfield. Ethier of Dalkeith; Mr. and, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lacombe, Miss Labels specials 302. Next meeting, January With Mr. and Mrs. A. Lortie were Leonce Dufour, Miss Genevieve Edythe Lacombe and fiance, Mr., Andre Plante, all of Montreal. With ‘ Baling 7th. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hould and Mr. and Touchette and friend, P. Bienvenuto Brockville — Total 207 boxes; 114 Mrs. Leo Menard of Ville La Salle. Seriti, and Gerard Touchette, all of Alex, and Miss Georgina Robertson , Badges 1 was Miss Florence Robertson of I SALE white, 341/16o; 93 colored, 34lie. With Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sauve were Montreal. With Mr. andi Mrs. Omer Blotters Next meeting, January 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sauve and Belanger was Miss Jacqueline Bel- Verdun. Dodgers Stratford — Total 2,209 boxes; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sauve of anger of Montreal. With Mrs. V. In one of the quietest and what EVERY MONDAY Cheques 1,202 white, 34c; 186 colored, 34c; Montreal; Miss Therese Sauve of Sauve were Mr. and -Mrs. Raymond we might term Christian-like Holy- Booklets specials, 822. Ottawa, and Ernest Sauve of Ri- of Cochrane; Mr. and Mrs. Fernand ; day Seasons, we are certain that Placards Belleville — No exchange. Next gaud. With Mr. and Mrs. Philip St. Charletoois of Lachine; Lucien Saüve | Glen Robertsonians spent a most, Circulars meeting, January 5th. Onge were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred La- of Sudbury; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ! merry Christmas and will enjoy a : londe of Dalhousie, and Mr. and Vouchers Sauve of Lachine and Martin Sauve , happy and prosperous year in 1954. ' Tea Bags Handbills Lower Prices Cut Pamphlets Bill Heads Ont. Farm Income IN BREWERS Invitations Catalogues SINCE 1786 Price Lists $32 Million» In 1953 , AMUART Prize Lists TORONTO, Jan. 4. — Ontario s u M O AY AY FRIDAY SATURDAY Post Cards farmers pocketed some $35,000,000 less income from field crops in 1953 HAPPY Debentures NEW YEAR: Statements than in 1952, the statistics branch of Note Heads the provincial Department of Agri- ONE OF A SERIES OF CALENDARS DESIGNED TO culture says. Menu Cards RECALL FOR CANADIANS TODAY SOME OF THE Score Cards 'Estimated value of field crops this INTERESTING EVENTS, BOTH GRAVE AND GAY, year was $298,513,000 with sugar- IN OUR COUNTRY'S COLOURFUL STORY Blank Notes beet figures still to come when the Milk Tickets price is established. The 1952 figure Presealed by Programmes was $337,351,000, including $4,769,- Letter Heads 000 for sugar beets. FIRST 1HR0U6H STAGE ESTABLISHED 1 BETWEEN KINGSTON AND ROYAL MINT ESTABLISHED Legal Blanks Lower ‘prices accounted for the MONTREAL, 1816 AT OTTAWA, 1908 Order Blanks shrinkage in value. HEY MAW / Memo Blanks Potatoes offered the most striking XWEWON' Filing Cards example with a drop of $13,080,000. Legal Forms In 1952 the crop ran 11,276,000 Prize Tickets 'bushels for a value of $24,243,000. with an average price of $2.15 a Bread Tickets bushel. This year 11,750,000 bushels Glazed Labels brought an estimated $11)163,000, an Funeral Cards average of 95 cents a bushel. Laundry Lists Fall wheat gained in value despite DR BALDWIN OPENS FIRST FRENCHY BELANGER BEATS STEVE CANADIENS FIRST GAME VARSITY, QUEENS AND McGILL Shipping Tags a drop in price from $1.81 last year CLASSICAL SCHOOL AT YORK ROCCO TORCANADIAN FLYWEIGHT 7-6 OVERTIME WIN AGAINST SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHAKES FORM INTERCOLLEGIATE UPPER CANADA COLLEGE RAILWAY BRIDGE NED (TORONTO) 1803 TITLE, TORONTO, 1929 COBALT 1910 Window Cards to $1.48 this year, because produc- OTTAWA, 1896 HOCKEY LEAGUE, 1904 OPENED, 1830 ATTHE SOO, If Show Printing tion went up from 20,900,090 bushels Menu Booklets worth $37,829,000 to 26,206,000 bush- els worth $38,785,000. Visiting Cards 0 Business Cards ☆ ☆ Church Reports I MAPLE AVENUE I Sreeting Cards ÇL # -O. Store Sale Bills Reception Cards Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McIntyre and James H. MacIntyre spent New Gummed Labels 21 GOALS SCORED INTORONTO DAWSON CITY TEAM TRAVELS BOSTON BRUINS STREAK OF 14 MACKENZIES REPUBLIC OF "THE RAPIDS'ONTHESEOAIR TORONTO s GEORGE YOUNG- Year’s Day with Mr. and Mrs. Clif- Memorial Cards CANADIENS GAME(NHL RECORD) 4,000 MILES TO PLAY OTTAWA FOR STRAIGHTWINS(NHL RECORD) UPPER CANADA"CANADA"ABANDONS ABANDONS OFFICIALLY NAMED SARNIA, TRINITY COLLEGE OPENED WINS FIRST CATALINA CHANNEL ford Willard of Bonville. 1920 STANLEY CUP (THEY LOST), 1905 ENDED, 1930 NAVY ISLAND, 1838 1836 AT TORONTO, 1852 SWIM AND125,000, 1927 At Home Cards Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macintosh Posters, all sizes and son, Robert, spent New Year’s Butter Wrappers Day with • Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stephenson, Cheryl and Curtis Municipal Blanks Stephenson, Cornwall. Auction Sale Bills Mrs. M. J. MacKay, Cornwall; Society Stationery Stewart MacKay, Toronto, and Admission Tickets Gordon McKay, Vancouver, B.C., spent Wednesday at the home of Dance Programmes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macintosh MARKET PRICES, 1852 DR. JAS NAISMITH OF ALMONTE BRITISH CROSS THE DETROIT BEEF, PER POUND - 34 to 6 d. CANADIAN INTERCOLLEGIATE DIT CLAPPER OFNEWMARKET ONTARIO, INVENTS GAME OF KfNORA THISTLES BEAT ON THE ICE FROM AMHERST- Die-cut Labels, etc. and son, Robert. 8UTTER(FRESH), PER lb 8d to I s. ATHLETICS UNION AND BOSTON SCORES HIS BASKETBALL AT SPRINGFIELD MONTREAL WANDERERS FOR BURG AND DEFEAT AMERICANS NATURAL GAS STRUCK AT EGGS, PER DOZEN-eid to 9d ORGANIZED. 1906 200th. NHL GOAL, 1941 (MASS) yOLCA COLLEGE, 1892 STANLEY CUP, 1907 AT FRENCHT0WN,I8I3 Wedding Invitations Mrs. E. D. MacNaughtcn and Mrs. KINGSVILLE, 1888 J. A. Cameron, Maxville, spent Sun- Counter Check Books day with Mr. and Mrs. Millan Mac- Financial Statements Naùghton and family. o Cr /JOE CANADA ALASKA /MALONE Many textile companies give BOUNDARY /SCORES 7 four - year bursaries to promising DECIDED, / AS QUEBEC young men to train as technicians 1903 / BULLDOGS BURNS Then Phone No. 9 /BEAT TORONTO DAY in Canada’s two textile schools. ' / i ST.PATS, I9ZO o GEORGE GOULDING SETS The News Printing Co. The St. Mary’s River dam in GREAT STORM DISRUPTS GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY WORLD INDOOR RECORD, WALK- BOSTON'S KITCHENERLINE-SCHMPt Alberta contains 5,000,000 cubic TORONTO STREET CAR AND EDDIE GERARD TURN: OPENED FROM LONDON TO ING THE MILE IN 5 MINUTES. WIMART AMD BAUER-JOIN THE LORD DURHAM COMPLETES PHONE SERVICES. I8S6 WITH OTTAWA, 19IA- WINDSOR, '854 39 SECONDS, TORONTO, 1916 RC.A.E TOGETHER, 194-2 The Home Of Good Printing | yards of earth, gravel and rock. Page 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, January 7th, 1954
☆ * Industrial Plants I LAGGAN Examine Locations In I “News” Classified Ad section D. E. Cameron, Mrs. Cameron and Ottawa Valley two sons are at present visiting old S«8S8aSS8SSSSSaS8SSSSS8a*88!BSS£ friends and acquaintances in Glen- garry and expect to reaurn by STRAYED Harry D. Callan, industrial com- missioner for the Associated Boards motor to B.C. in a few days. We CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES —Year-old heifer, to lot 22-7th of of Trade of Eastern Ontario, has re- wish them a safe trip. Lochiel. Owner may have by Iden- ported that an electronics manufac- Duncan P. McOuaig of Riverside, For Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.: 50 cents for thirty words or less; tifying and paying for this ad. turer and a wood-working, concern is at present visiting Mrs. Ben 3 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. KENNETH W. MCDONALD, Dal- are looking over the Ottawa Valley Franklin and family for the New Births, Deaths: No charge. Cards of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- keith. Phone 33 on 4. 1-lp with a view of locating their plants. Year. oriam: Minimum, 75 cents, 10 cents per line of yerse. Public The two firms are now doing busi- o ANNUAL MEETING Notices: 12 cents per line, first insertion; 8 cents per line subse- ness in the United States but are School Problem quent insertions. 10 cents.extra if not paid in advance; 25 cents The annual meeting of Kenyon anxious to set up branch plants in extra if Box No. used. Agricultural Society will be held in How sound have we been in our the Ottawa Valley and share in the recent trend toward' “modern" the Community Hall, Maxville, Ont., Canadian market. Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than noon on Saturday, January 23rd, 1954, school buildings? Can we afford Thursday, to appear in current week’s columns. The electronics manufacturer has some of the frills and extra-cur- commencing at 1:30 in the after- already visited Amprior, Smiths noon. ricular facilities that are being Falls, Kemptville and Carleton built into many of our school build- BIRTHS FOR SALE DR. D. M. GAMBLE, Pres. Place. l-3c E. S. WINTER, Sec.-Treas. ings? We suggest . . . civic groups The wood working plant repre- should be more active in studying LALONDE — To Mr. and Mrs. --Antique yarn skeiner, in perfect sentatives will be in Ottawa next the tremendous problem. Maurice Lalonde (nee Marguerite order, price $25. General Electric ANNUAL MEETING month to discuss sites in the Ottawa o Goulet), in Hotel Dieu Hospital, automatic iron, new, $14. Apply to Annual meeting of the Maxville area. Cornwall, on Tuesday, January MRS. JOHN McORIMMON, R.R. 1, Horticultural Society will be held in Mr. Callan noted with interest The stronger sex is the weaker sex 5th, 1954 — a son. Third Concession, Bainsville. 53-2p the Community Hall, Maxville, on that the Waterloo Chamber of Com- because of the strength the weaker Tuesday, January 19th, at 8 p.m. Some pianos were late this year arriving home for the winter refitting merce has called a meeting of all sex has over the stronger sex; or is STEWLART — Mr. and Mrs. Glenn —Registered Tamiworth sows, five All members are asked to attend. at the 'Sault Ste. Marie headquarters of the Air Service Division of the the municipalities in the county to it because of the weakness of the A. Stewart of Port Credit, Ont., months old. Apply to BILL Mac- MRS. A. CHARLTON, Pres. discuss a serious water shortage. stronger sex for the weaker sex? GILLIVRAY, Dalkeith. Phone: Loc- ICntario Department of Lands and Forests. Reason? Careless hunters widh to announce the birth of l-2c G. H. MeDOUGiALL, Sec’y. Mi-. Callan thought that the water their daughter, Janet Louise, in hiel ll-R-23. ■ 1-lp caused a rash of forest fires In the southeastern part of the province PUBLIC NOTICE shortage in Waterloo county was a Toronto, on Saturday, January after the official closing of the forest fire season, October 311st. It serious problem for industry. He —DEADSTOCK removed from your -^Westinghouse 4-bumer electric To whom it may concern: On 2nd, 1964 — a sister for Bruce. was extended to November 30th by the Minister, Hon. Welland S. pointed out that water is plentiful farm promptly for sanitary disposal. stove, in first-class condition. Will and after this date, I will no longer 1 Oemmell, In Tweed, Lindsay, Pembroke and Parry Sound districts. in every community in Eastern On- Telephone collect: Lancaster 229, MARRIED sell at $135. Apply to OiUNOAN A. j 'be responsible for any debt incurred Some planes will use skiis instead of pontoons for all-winter patrol. tario with supplies from the St. Cornwall 3730. MORRIS, ’phone 315. l-2c ' by my wife. Lawrence, Ottawa and Rideaii rivers. ST. LAWRENCE RENDERING LO'RTEE - O’CONNOR — Quietly, EMILE TAIDLON. The Eastern Ontario Boards of COMPANY LIMITED on Thursday, January 7th, 1954, TO LET Dunvegan. l-3p at Sacred Heart Church, Alex- ☆ ☆ Trade will set out the area’s abund- l-52p —Private garage for rent. Apply to | MAPLE AVENUE andria, Mrs. Stephen O’Connor, PIANO TUNING Supreme Court ance of Water in their promotion Sr., of Alexandria, and Mr. Henri EDMOND CARDINAL, Alexandria. ^ — # literature, Mr. Callan added. Phone 174. 1-lp Lortie of Glen Robertson. They —Piano tuning, equipped for all re- Appeal For Seguin Mr. and Mrs. Donat Dicaire and ^ïSiSSSSSSSSSSSSSStSSSSSSïSSSSSïSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. will reside at Glen Robertson. pairs. Musical instruments repaired. little daughter, attended a New vigne and Mr. and Mrs. Henri Ran- WANTED Pianos for sale. Apply to SID ger, Ottawa. YOU’RE ALWAYS OTTAWA, Jan. 6. — The motion Year’s party of relatives and friends CARD OF THANKS PLAMADOR, 240-8th St. W., Corn- 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Bilmer and WELCOME at —Girl or woman for general house- is being heard in the Supreme Court at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nap- wall. Tel. 4453. 48-6p family spent Sunday with Mr. and CAMERON — Mr. and Mrs. Donald work. Can arrange for sleeping in, of Canada before Chief Justice Thi- I oleon Charbonneau, at Green Valley. if necessary. Apply MRS. J. W. B. Mrs. Dave Bilmer. CHARLIE’S Ewen Cameron and Jack, and baudeau Rinfret here today in which : An enjoyable time was spent by VILLENEUVE, Kenyon street. 1-lc CAR BUYERS Alex, wish to thank their many Henry Seguin, 28, of Cornwall, is those present. Guests at the home of Mr. and —Before you buy your new or late | Mr. and Mrs. Donat Dicaire, Max- Mrs. Edmond Lavigne for New friends for the grand Glengarry —Two bilingual car salesmen for asking leave to appeal his convic- model, used car see us about our tion and death sentence for the ville, entertained their family, par- Year’s dinner were Mr. and Mrs. BARBERSHOP welcome and the generous gift Glengarry county. Car supplied. 1 Low Cost Financing Service. Avail- ents and a few friends to' a dinner Hilaire Leger, Maple Avenue; Mr. which they received at Lochiel Apply Box “G-”, Glengarry News. August, 0952 slaying of Leonard able for either Dealer or Private I party. Those attending Were Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Lebeau, St. Timo- Township Hall, Monday evening. l-dc Hurd at Maxville. 1 Sale. RAYMOND ROCHON. Alex- The motion is being ' argued by and Mrs. Donat Dicaire and daugh- thee, Que.; Romeo Leroux, Andre GLEN ROBERTSON KENNEDY—-Members of the family POULTRY WANTED andria. Phone 220. 43—6-30—53 Louis C. Assaly and Edward J. I ter, Maple Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Leroux, Marcel Leroux, Montreal; Open Six Days a Week. Of the late William J. Kennedy Houston of Ottawa, counsel for the ! Rheal Besner and family, Mr. and Jacques Lafleur, Mrs. Charles La- wish to express warm thanks to —Any kind of poultry — highest Ladies’ and Men’s Tailoring. condemned man. | Mrs. Lionel Aubin and family, Mr. fleur, Verdun; Mr. and Mrs. Armand Closed Wednesday Afternoon. friends, and neighbors for many prices paid. Contact ALCIDE Lessons in Violin, Piano, Unless the Supreme Court of Can- j and Mrs. Z. Dicaire and daughter, Lavigne, Miss Carmen Lavigne, Jean Charles Giroux, Prop. kindnesses at the time of his BRÜNET, St. Raphael’s. Phone: ada intervenes Seguln will die on Therese, and son, Eugene; Mr. and Fournier; Miss Yvon Lavigne and Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar *0#0#9#040#0#C#0#0#0#0#0+0#0#0#0+0#0#0#Q#0#0#0#r death. Lancaster 3375. 43-12p the gallows at Cornwall on January | Mrs. Joseph Paquette. They all en- Mr. and Mrs. Henri Ranger, Ottawa. %o*o*c«o«o*o«o*o«o*o«o*o*o«c«o«o*o*o*oéo«o«oJK Alexandria, Ont. 1-lp and Ukelele. 19th. He was convicted by an On- ! joyed the social event. SALES AGENTS WANTED | Dinner guests at the home of Mr. MacDONALD — The family of the tario Supreme Court jury and sen- AGNES VALADE tenced by Mr. Justice F. H. Barlow and Mrs. Hilaire Leger, Saturday, late Mrs. John Alex. MacDonald —WANTED: Man for steady travel Kenyon St. West, Alexandria last October. j were Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Lavigne, wish to express sincere thanks to among 'Consumers In Glengarry ;1 of m Two weeks ago Seguin appealed Maple Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Gus- friends and relatives for the kind- County. Permanent connection with large ’ manufacturer. Only reliable his conviction before the Supreme ! tave Lebeau, St. Timothee; Romeo ness and sympathy shown at the NOTICE Leroux, Andre Leroux, Marcel Le- ^ cRest buy> of the Year hustler considered. Write RAW- Court of Ontario, but five judges of time of their recent bereavement. Pursuant to By-law No. 2848, the roux, Montreal; Jacques Lafleur. 1-lp LEIQH’S, Dept. A. 113-131, Mont- January Session of the Council of the Appeal Court upheld the convic- real. 1-lc ; tion at that time. Mrs. Charles Lafleur, Verdun; Mr. the Municipal Corporation of the and Mrs. 'Armand Lavigne, Miss MacDONALD — The brothers and United Counties of Stormont, Dun- His counsel are basing the leave- sisters of the late Dan P: Mac- —START 1954 with a permanent | to-appeal motion on the grounds Odetto Lavigne, Fournier; Mrs. year round business. You begin das and Glengarry will be held in Suzanne Lavigne, Mrs. ' Yvon La- ! Bulova Watch Donald wish to sincerely thank j that Seguin should, be given a new I earning good money the first day. the Council Chambers, County their relatives, friends and neigh- Buildings, Cornwall, on Monday the trial because of certain alleged dis- bors for the many acts of kind- Strictly your own boss. Familex’s | crepancies in the trial judge’s charge exceptional quality assures quick, 18th day of January, A.D. 1954, at land Lake; Vincent MacIntyre, As- ness shown during the time of his 2 o’clock p.m. to thp jury. The hearing before the illness; also for the many Mass easy sales. Your home-town and Chief Justice opened this morning bestos, Que.; Mrs. Angus Cameron surroundings as territory. All fami- | L. C. KENNEDY, and Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Donald offerings, messages of sympathy Counties’ Clerk - Treasurer. and is not expected to conclude 1 OST ROM’S •lies are customers and users of our | until late today. Campbell, Archie Roy McDonald, and floral tributes at the time of County Buildings, many products. Full details: FAM- o Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron and I DRUG ART) JEWELLERY STORE his death. Cornwall, Oiftario. l-2c —The MacDonald family. ILEX, 1600 Delorimier, Dept. A., j Donald John McDonald, Cornwall; II Phone 21 Mill Square Alexandria, Ont. 1-lc Montreal. 1-lc Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Late W.J. Kennedy... Llaxville. CHICKS All persons having claims against (Continued from Page 1) IN MEMORIAM the General Roberts Cheese & But- —Agent for Bray Chicks invite you cifique Lalonde, Alexandria. ter Manufacturing . Company are MacCRIMMON — In loving memory to ask for catalogue — and in ad- Friends from a distance present of our dear mother, Mrs. Archi- dition reminds you that the better hereby required to file the same to- were: Mrs. John Mclver, Mr. and egg markets start in early summer. gether with proof thereof with the bald MacCrimmon, who passed 'Mrs. Patrick Mclver, Miss Nellie REXALL DRUG NEWS away January 10th, 1953. It means early 1954 chicks. 25 years undersigned on or before the 15th Sullivan, Bill George, Mr. and Mrs. Approval behind. them . speaks for day of January, 1954, after which Henry Duggan, Miss Kay Routhier, OVERNIGHT Two dear ibriglht eyes, a tender itself. Pullets, cockerels, mixed, date the assets of the said Company smile, Dr. Duncan Kennedy and Douglas Rexail some started'. AVILA TOUOHETTE, will be distributed to the share- Kennedy, Misses Lorraine and Ger- A loving heart that knew no guile, Glen Robertson. 1-lc j holders of the Charter surrendered Deep trust in God that all was right, trude Bougie, John James McCor- Bismarex having regard only to such claims mick, Hughie and Corbett Mc- There will be no Overnight Parking Her joy, to make some other bright. BABY CHICKS as the undersigned shall then have If sick or suff ering one she knew Donald and John Kennedy, Mont- is one of the best remedies known —If it’s good chicks you want, let j had notice. Some gentle act of love she’d do. me have your order for Hillside, real; Phil. Jeanvenne, Norm. Cowan, for relieving upset stomach due Dated at Alexandria, Ontario, this j IN ALEXANDRIA No thought of self but of “the Chicks. Delivery now of dayolds or ; Ray MacDougall John Villeneuve to excess acidity. other”. started. Pullets, cockerels, mixed, i 21st day of December, A.D. 1953. and Bill Kirk of the Protective We who loved her sadly miss her Remember early pullets catch the1 ANNABEL MCPHERSON, Staff, House of Commons; Mr. and between 12 midnight and 7 a.m. But trust in God to meet again. best Grade A markets. Canadian | Alexandria, Ontario, Mrs. Austin Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Plenamins in order to facilitate ploughing of streets Approved. Agent — RAYMOND R.R. 1, Howard Kennedy, all of Ottawa; 1-lp —Hattie and Jessie, Supplement your daily diet; con- LALONDE, Glen Robertson. 1-lc i 52-3C Secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy, Kirk- during MaeCREMIMiON — In loving memory tain the essential vitamins plus of our dear mother, Mrs. Archi- Liver and lion. DECEMBER, JANUARY, FEBRUARY and bald MacCrimmon, who passed away January 1.0th, 1953. MARCH The deaiest mother and sweetest friend, (Sec. 43-9 Highway Traffic Act) One of the best whom God could McLElSTER’S lend, REXALL BY ORDER She was loving, gentle, thoughtful and true DRUG STORE ED. DUPUIS, Always willing a kind act to do. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY It is not tears at the moment shed Phone 52 Alexandria Chief of Police. That tell how beloved is the soul that Las fled. Just in your judgment, always right, Honest and lifoa-al, ever upright, A wonderful mother, that mother was you. 1-lp —Hugh and Donald. If YOU require the services BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY of an EXPERT BRICKLAYER or LADIES’ AND MEN’S Accountants and Auditors BARRISTERS PLASTERER TAILORING Ottawa, Cornwall, Kingston PHONE 136-J-2 ALTERATIONS Brockville MILLIGAN & MacDONALD Orders taken for Ladies’ and Men’s MacLeod, Comrie & Company Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries ☆ Tailored-to-Measure Certified Public Accountants R. P. Milligan, Q.C. ROCH Suits and Coats Licensed Municipal Auditors D. J. MacDonald, BA.. ALSO CORNWALL OTTAWA 165 Pitt Street 35 Second St., E. 27 Merritt Ave. * DeBELLEFEUILLE CORNWALL, ONT. — PHONE 2775 VIOLIN LESSONS Tel. 3400. Tel. 2-412? GLEN ROBERTSON ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: . Satisfaction Guaranteed l-2p AGNES VALADE PHYSICIANS Insurance Bldg., Main St. North Kenyon St. W. Alexandria, Ont. Thursday of each week—9-6 A. L. CREWSON MD., CJM. (McGill) LM.C.C. INSURANCE EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROA1 ELECTRIC MOTORS Glasses Supplied and Fitted INSURANCE Telephone 1245 NEW — REBUILT BUY CHICKS FROM Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- 132 West Second St., Cornwall, Ont. Repairs and Rewinds Please make appointment with mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- to all makes and sizes niture, Theft, Wind and Farm the secretary. — Prompt Service — Office open 9-12, 1-5, Saturday 9-42 LAROCQUE’S POULTRY FARM Buildings. SÛRGESON & SON ADVERTISE IN THE 29A Second St. E. Phone 508- North Lancaster Ontario MORRIS BROS. FUEL AND STOVE OIL Phone 33 Alexandria GLENGARRY NEWS Cornwall, Ont.