•* The Canadian voter wasn’t • No offence intended; but •only exercising his franchise, stop by the orange walk in 'Monday. He was flexing little this town and yon may get •fused muscles. The Glengarry New hauled up. for it. ONE OP CANADA’S AW ARD-WINNING WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
VOL. LXVT —:No. 24 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 13th, 1957 SINGLE COPY 7o UUKT-FinTT WIT! TU HUES Villeneuve Elected Here As McCrimmon Man Nation Returns Conservatives Fatally Injured Internal injuries suffered Satur- Popular Former Glengarry MPP Squeezes day .afternoon when his truck left Highway 34 between Vankleek Hill In With 1,628 Majority As Two and McCrimmon, proved fatal for Candidates Divide Big Liberal Vote John McMillan, ]widely known Mc- Crimmon East farmer. He died > : Glengarry-Prescott went Conservative by a minority vdte Monday afternoon in Dr. Smith’s Mo'nday as it elècted Osie F. Villeneuve of Maxville, with a ( Hospital, Hawkesbury, to which he anajonty of 1,628 oyer Iiis nearest'opponent, Raymond Bruneau, I had been removed from thé scene -•ex-MP. Mr. Villeneuvfe will join some 109 other Progressive-1.the accident. _ Conservatives in forming the next government if,, as it isj Mr. McMillan was driving home! believed, Mr.: St-Làuféht décides against trying to prolong, tKèjllrOttawa, did just as officially blessed and declared open' was expected of him. He had been Sunday afternoon in a ceremony Thousands Visited estimated as good for 200 votes. He attended by members of the clergy, got 198. of the Holy Cross Sisters, educa- Trade Fair Here Signs Of Summer tion officials and many members Glen Nevis Marks Never So Long In Doubt As Was In winning, the fidihg for thé Con- of the parish. An estimated 6,006 residents of I Main street has been getting its servatives, Mr. ViÙeneuvé had Officiating at the ceremony in the Alexandria and.1 district.. visited,' summer signs this week under the 75th Anniversary 1 healthy leads in all seven Glengarry absence of His! Excellency Bishop Glengarry Gardens from Thursday. direction of Police Chief Ed Dupuis Monday’s Result In This Riding municipalities, as-had been expected. 1 Bro^euf. ^was JRt.._Rev... JSÆsgr. Ewen to Saturday to view the many ex- - Sunday, June' 16th, will be a fes- and Town. Foreman Dap. j/ajoie. It was almost 10 o’clock, three - But he also shdwed strength in J. Macdonald, D.P., of Alexandria, hibits at the annual Richelieu Club tive day in St. Margaret of Scotland Those orange-colored curbs are not Prescott county where he took the hours after the polls had closed, be- Vicar-General of the diocese. He, Trade Fair. The event was on a Chùrch. Glen Nevis, as parishioners a reminder of-'the approaching fore some 2,000 interested voters, lead; in five of ten municipalities. was assisted by Rev. D. A. Kerr, much bigger shale than in its prim- welcome hosts of former members Orange Walk/ That coloration Enjoyed Outing He was particularly strong in gathered before the News’ office F.P.,; and Rev. J. A. Wylié, PB;, St. air year, last June, and both club in célébration of its seventy-fifth definitely says “No Parking” and it election boards, could lie certain how Vankleek Hill,' Caledonia, East and Andrews. officials and exhibitors expressed anniversary. The historic com-, is usually seen within feet of a West Hawkesbury, parts of which On 90th Rirthday the vote in Glengarry-Prescott had The cerèmoiiies opened at two themselves as more than satisfied memoration will begin at 3 pan., comer. gone. hé has served for tpn years as MPP o’clock with prayer in St. Raphael’s with the results. with Pontifical Nigh Mass offered by Parking spaces at the meters have Failing eyesight did not keep from at Queen’s Park. But he also cap- been marked off with white lines, Osie Villeneuve, Prog. Con., had. ChurCh, from where the procession One of the highlights Saturday His Excellency Rosario Brodeur, the voting booth, Monday, an Alex- led all the way except for a brief tured the high vote in South Plan- crossed to the new school, i After D.D. Graduation exercises .for the as have been the crosswalks, where andria resident who . last week tagenet, said the 655 votes he took night was the selection of a “Queen interlude at 9 o’clock, but so fouled Monsignor Macdonald had blessed of the County”, and that honor went students of - Maryvale Abbey will presumably it is safer to c&ss. passed her 90th milestone. Mrs. upi were the communications be- oUt' of Hawkesbury town were three the building and; grounds, the class- follow with His' Excellency Bishop Department of Highways men Duncan A. MacLeod, Kenyon street . times what his opponents , had con- to a budding beauty from Dalkeith, tween Alexandria and the Return- rooms were toured by all present William J. Smith of Pembroke as have also got into the act by renew- west, has lost her ; sight. But she -ceded him'. '. . . MisS Marilyn McIntosh, daughter of ing Officer’s office at Hawkesbury and the modern'interior admired. Mr. and Mrs. John A. McIntosh. guest speaker. The programme will ing the centre’ white line on Main knew where she wanted to-put her that there was always uncertainty The big Liberal vote in Hawkes- In the school auditorium, Father The Montreal judges required some extend into the evening and a buffet street and Kenyon street west, “X”. , i as to the final result., The local Bell bury, so decisive & factor in the 1953 Kerr welcomed the guests and Mon- 30 minutes to reach a decision lunch will be served by the' ladies which .is part of Highway 43. Ninety last Wednesday, Mrs. Mac- office: did a yoeman job in getting election, again went to the Liberals. signor Macdonald recalled the early i among the six . finalists. Eighteen of the parish. ■ ■ ■ ■■ O " • ■ ■ ■ Leod is telling her age. But how calls through by way of Montreal, But this time 3,111 votes were divid- days’ of the historic settlement of girls had been entered in the con- St. Margaret of Scotland parish she voted is her own business. but at this end we were getting only ed almost 2 to 1 between Bruneau .Upper Canada. He rèad extracts test and each night six had been church was built under the super- Opening New Store The former Isabella Clark of a total score according to number and Çertrand. Mr. Bruneau was top from letters dated in 1802, 1803, eliminated until Saturday’s finals. vision of the late Archbishop Gau-: Dunvegan, has been an Alexandria of polls reporting. And there was man in Alfred and North Plantag- 1612 ahd 1616, both from settlers in With Miss McIntosh, representing thier of Ottawa. His successor was At Lancaster resident for the past 36 years and no way of knowing which polls were enet. Mr. Bertrand led the polls in this area and their kin, which indi- Lochiel, in the finals were: a former Bishop of Alexandria The Lancaster Variety Store opens resides with , her granddaughters, being tabulated. his home area at L’Orignal and in cated the steady improvement in Huguette Carrière, Alexandria; diocese . — His Excellency William its doors to the public tomorrow and Ada and Marian MacLeod. Her hus- education eveji in those early days Was the heavy Hawkesbury Lib- Xongeilil township. <.•, Mary McBain, Maxville; MacDonell. He was followed by Rev. Leonard MacLachlan is inviting the band died in 1942 and her son. Dr. eral vote included in any one score; when Montreal or St. Regis might Jeanie Franklin, Kenyon'; / D. C. McRae. Under the guidance public to drop in and see the large D. A: MacLeod, V.S., died in 1950. be the only centres of learning. He were the Glengarry results, so top- Doing Fine Betty Hilton, Obarlottenburgh; of Rt. Rev. D. R. Macdonald, who and varied stock he is carrying. His One daughter, Mrs. Cecil Franklin, heavy for Villeneuve, getting pointed out that the first Catholic Annette Laframboise, Lancaster. was pastor for the next 34 years, store will be supplied by the Sted- lives in Ste Anne de Prescott. Separate School was established on through to Hawkesbury? No one Good news has been received this Miss Helene Dubois of Alexandria, Maryvale Abbey was constructed. man wholesale organization arid will Though : her eyesight has failed, knew for certain at this end, and so week of the condition of Miss Elaine January ; 7th, 1856, and from then winner of the title last year, crowned Rev. A. L. Cameron and Rev. Jas. carry most of the lines to be found Mrs."M$cLêod remains sprightly and on education progressed steadily. there was no trend to judge by; MacDonald, a member of the News the new Queen and presented her Wylie preceded the present pastor, in their stores. she * aSeh 'enjoyed «the birthday Others , who spoke briefly were party staged' for her at the home Fourteen minutes after the polls office staff, who underwent an op- with her prize, a set Of pink rhine- Rev. Francis Foley.. Until early this year, Mr. «Mac- Mr. Shea, English Separate School of her brother, Tfii|^Ji Clark, Mc- closed at 7 pm., Cholette’s, in' Lan- eration in Hotel Dieu, Kingston, last stone necklace and earrings. Each The jubilee coincides with the Lachlan was associated with his Inspector, Ottawa; Mr. Deschamps, Crimmon. Old frien christened at the morning service in Charles Anderson (Mabel) of 271 ♦ NEWS AND • the United Church. Daniel avenue, Ottawa, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hughes, Clayton Turner (Margaret) of Ot- DUNVEGAN OF INTEREST MAXVILLE SURROUNDING • Carol and Betty, of Ormstown, Que., tawa; one sister, Mrs. Nettie Lynch FOUND-The Ideal Anniversary Present • FROM DISTRICT • called on friends in- the village on of Ottawa; one brother, James Among those home for the week- Friday. Cochrane of Bastings, Ont.; 14 end from Ottawa were Misses What could make a more flattering and practical Congratulations are in order for grandchildren and one great-grand- Muriel Stewart, Irene MacLeod, Miss Smith of Montreal, was the the new Member to the Dominion child. gift to your wife on such an important occasion Sympathy of the community is guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Fitz- Marjorie MacKinnon and Sheila extended to Dr. John Mutch and House, Osie Villeneuve! The funeral was held at 2.30 p.m. Ferguson. than a Sun Life of Canada life insurance policy? gerald and family on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Leblanc visited Wednesday in Russell United Mrs. Mutch and family, who were Mrs. .Fitzgerald accompanied her Angus MacQueen, Montreal,' and called to Hamilton late Friday, ow- relatives in the village this week- Church, Rev. Thomas McNaught brother, Murray, Ottawa, were Do as many are doing. Pay her this great tribute home on Monday evening and will end. officiating with the assistance of ing to the sudden death of Dr. John be her guest for a few days. weekend visitors at their parental and make this anniversary one to Mutch, Sr., retired United Church Rev. Donald Munro of Maxville. home. Miss J. MacDonald, formerly of DR. MUTCH LOSES FATHER Burial was in Cumberland cemetery. remember. minister. Dr. Mutch will be absent Ottawa, will make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Grant, Ot- from his office for several days. her sister, Mrs. Rod MacDonald and Rev. Dr. John . Mutch, retired tawa, called on friends here Sunday. LARRY J. McCOSHAM Rev. John Mutch has been guest Mr. MacDonald. United Church minister, died sud- WMS AUXILIARY MET Mrs. J. A. Stewart, after spend- speaker at Maxville Church, and has denly in Hamilton on Friday night. The Afternoon Auxiliary of the ing the winter and spring in Ottawa, DISTRICT SUPERVISOR Mr. and Mrs. Rod MacLennan made many friends while visiting Dr. Mutch had not been in the WMS met in the Sunday school is now at home for the summer. 162 Pitt Street CORNWALL his son in the village. All regret his plan to visit his sister and family best of health since his retirement room, on Thursday afternoon. Miss Harriet Campbell and in London this weekend. Mrs. Mac- LAWRENCE J, MacDONALD •sudden death. from Melrose United Church, The -president, Mrs. L, McKillican, mother, Mrs. A. Campbell, Corn- Phone 252 LANCASTER Mrs. V. K. Metcalfe left on Mon- Lennan, of the Bank of Nova Scotia Hamilton. opened the meeting with the sing- wall, spent the weekend at their staff, is on vacation. day for Calgary and other western He had served the ministry in ing of a hymn. The Scripture lesson home here. cities. Miss Sally Small was a Montreal ■Ontario, Western and Eastern Can- was read from the 21st chapter of Miss Betty MacKinnon, R.N.. Deep visitor on Monday. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Rev. Neil A. MacCormick, Corn- ada.y Many Maxville people knew II Chronicles, and the topic was the River, spent the weekend at her wall; Mrs. D. J. MacDonald, Loc- Students in the local schools are !him, as he had preeached anniver- story of Oman and the threshing- home. Ihiel; Hector MacCormick, Alex- writing examinations this week and sary services here, and. when he floor and lessons we can learn from Mrs. Stuart Irvine of Prince Ed- ■andria, visited last week with Mrs. next. visited with his son, Dr. John this. The Lord’s Prayer was re- ward Island, who attended the- IDever and Miss Mildred Dever. St. Flmo Ladies’ Aid held a very Mutch, MD. peated in unison. Sixteen visits wedding of her niece, Daryl Miss Audrey Metcalfe, Ottawa, successful sale of work and cooking Surviving are his widow, one were reported for May. Hewston, is visiting her mother, Mrs. and Ian Metcalfe of Montreal, spent in the Orange Hall on Saturday. daughter and three sons. Fuheral After the reading of the minutes M. E. MacGillivray, and sister, Miss the weekend with their mother, Mrs. Miss H. Moffatt of Leonard, is services were held in Hamilton on of last meeting, Mrs. McKillican Flora Ann, McCrimmon, before leav- V. K. Metcalfe. visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Monday. announced the School for Leaders ing for Calgary, where she intends Haying Demonstration Sympathy of the community goes Robert MacKay. Dr. Mutch’s office will be closed on August 12th to 16th. to spend some time with her son. Mr. , and Mrs. Donald Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morrison ON THE ■out to Dr. Donald Gamble, whose 1 while he is in Hamilton a week or Mrs. R. MoKay gave us some mother died suddenly at Russell on [Nancy and Barbara of Ottawa, spent ten days. thoughts from the recent WCTU and Miss Anne, Montreal, spent the 'Sunday. Funeral at Russell on | the weekend with Mrs. E. A. Mac- conference. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ewen-and Elizabeth. Barbara was HECTOR GU1ND0N FARM Wednesday afternoon. DR. GAMBLE’S MOTHER DIES In the absence of Mrs. Morrow, Montgomery and Joan. Mrs. K. K. MacLeod, who spent Mrs. John Gamble died suddenly the president gave a resume of a % mile East of Maxville Post Office on Satin-day at the home of her chapter from the book, “So Send I several months in Montreal, is now occupying her new home which she daughter, Mrs. Clayton Turner, 62 You”. The topic of this chapter was Richard street, Ottawa. She was 82. “The Marks of the Church. Today”. purchased last fall from the estate Mrs. Gamble was the former Mrs. W. Wilkinson had Charge of of the late D. J. Stewart. We wel- Saturday, June 15th come her to our midst. Susannah Cochrane, daughter of the worship service. This was a at 2:00 p.m. Dodge - DeSoto the lq,te Charles Cochrane and Mar- service of intercession for the work Miss Marjorie MacKinnon and garet Jane McAuley, and was born of younger groups and the theme her three nephews, John and Ken in Clarence on January 7th, 1875. was “Think On These Things”. The MacKinnon and Bobby MacCrim- • ♦ She was educated in Ottawa Valley Scripture passage was from John, mon, and Donald MacIntyre, paid a visit to Rockcliffe Airport and schools and taught in Ottawa dis- 21st chapter, on which Mrs. Wilkin- FULL LINE OF trict schools until her marriage to son based her remarks. Mrs. H. enjoyed the Air Force show on Sat- New and Used Cars 1 John A. Gamble of Cumberland on Lambton led in, prayer. urday afternoon. * September 3rd, 1901. The singing of a hymn and the Mr. and Mrs. Murchison Mac- SPECIALIZED REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES Mizpah benediction closed the Lennan, Dalkeith, spent Friday eve- JOHN DEERE Mr. and Mrs. Gamble moved to ning with their aunt and uncle, Russell in 1916, when Mr. Gamble meeting. o — George and Mrs. Austin. became county registrar. He died Mrs. Clifford Austin and Mrs. HAYING EQUIPMENT BODY WORK and PAINTING in February, 1944, and since that Grant Whitehead,. Alexandria, and time Mrs. Gamble has resided in Miss Leila Austin, Ottawa, called WILL BE IN OPERATION the Ottawa and Russell areas. She ♦ MOOSE CREEK on Mr. and Mrs. G. Austin on Sat- EVERYBODY WELCOME — was a member of Russell United urday. "— Church and a life member of the WMS and Woman’s Association. Mrs. Nelson McRae returned to Morrow Motor Sales , her home the latter -part of the WED HERE Mrs. Gamble leaves six sons, Wil- A very pretty wedding was cele- 1 liam Gamble of Cardinal; J. Reg- week, after spending the past week Phone 16 MAXVILLE, Ont. | with her niece, Mrs. Leila Bennett, brated here on Saturday afternoon inald of 121 Court street, Newtown, in Kenyon Presbyterian Church, Smith Sales & Service “MICKEY” MacCASKILL, Service Manager Pa.; Dr. D. M. Gamble of Maxville, of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Theoret and when Rev. G, W. Irvine, Williams- Phone: 192 Res., 86 Office MAXVILLE ■and George, Harold and Robert W. Rown, united in marriage, Daryl, of Russell; two daughters, Mrs. family moved into their summer' hccne, Moose Creek, West. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- Mr. Leonard Theobald, Toronto, ford Hewston, and Stirling Lang, was a business visitor in town on son of Mrs. Lang and the late Mr. Monday. Lang of Avonmore. Congratula- Mr. and Mrs. Bunions and Mr. tions. and Mrs. H. Ross, and Mrs. Erma KENYON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Ross, of West Front, Cornwall, GRADUATES AS NURSE visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacLeod at- INVITES YOU TO ATTEND ITS CLASS “B” Mr-, and Mrs. Hugh McMillan. tended the graduation of their Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacGilliv- daughter, Miss Catherine Aime, on ray and family, attended the mar- Tuesday evening in Kingston Gen- riage of her sister, Welda MacLen- eral Hospital. ■ 68th ANNUAL nan, to Mr. E. Siberia of Toronto, and held at St. John’s Church, CHEESE FACTORY CLOSED Cornwall. Among many changes in this Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tessier re- hamlet in this machine age of turned during the week to town, trucks, tractors and cars, everyone EXHIBITION after a pleasant honeymoon trip. misses the farmers, who in the early morning hours with their horses and All here welcome Mrs. Tessier to our town. Mr. Tessier resumed his wagons and cans of milk, with a AT cheery greeting to one and all, duties as manager of The Provincial Bank of Canada here. While ab- wended their way to Sunrise Cheese Factory. For the first summer in sent, Mr. G. Cheney, Ottawa, was acting manager. 70 years it has closed its doors. Miss Fern McMillan, Cornwall, spent the weekend at her parental NAMES OMITTED Maxville home here. In last issue, the names of some of the members of the WT were in- During 1957 and 1958 Canadian advertently emitted among those HOW TO MAKE DAD industry’s need for engineers, is ex- who attended the 42nd Glengawjf ^ 6 POP WITH PRIDE! pected to increase at an average District Annual, held at- Peace JUNE 20th annual rate of 11.4 per cent. Memorial Cam-p Site at Lancaster. We’ve got the gifts for the Dad in your life . . . fashion- 22nd They were Mrs. Cameron MacLeod, right wearables that compliment his taste .., and yours ! Mrs. Addle MacQueen, Mrs. Norman Thursday, June 20th M. MacLeod and Mrs. Lloyd Nixon, ENTRY DAY and JUDGING OF HALL EXHIBITS Members of the St. Lawrence DOES YOUR CAR NEED Branch of the Women’s Institute were hostesses. SHIRTS Friday, June 21st it EXPERT AT OTTAWA SERVICE 1 m P — • HOLSTEIN SHOW Mrs. D. N. MacMillan and sons from $3.95 LIGHT and HEAVY HORSE SHOW SHEEP, SWINE and POULTRY SHOW Donnie and Robert, motored to Ot- Evening— tawa, Saturday evening, and spent FRONT END Sunday with relatives. They at- FAMOUS > LIGHT HORSE SHOW PONY POTATO RACE tended' service in St. Giles Presby- MATCHED terian Church, where a memorial window was unveiled in memory of Saturday, June 22nd the late Mr. Young, then- grand- e and Sock 10 a.m.— HIGHLAND DANCING ALIGNMENT ? father. 1 p.m.— ★★★ KROY WOOL AND SETS AYRSHIRE and JERSEY SHOW 4-H CALF CLUB SHOW NYLON ÇH0RSE RACES — 2.25 and FREE-FOR-ALL FOR ONLY Evening— > 25-DAY SPECIAL HOSE LOW ROUND-TRIP $3. CFRA Happy Wanderers $7.50 RAIL FARES $i. TO IN AN OUTSTANDING 2-HOUR SHOW to be followed by WE WILL EXCLUSIVELY OURS in town— DANCING IN SHOW HALL AND ON BLACK TOP • 1. Adjust camber. Eastern QUEBEC Admission to this Gala Evening is $1.00 per person and includes Show, Dance and • 2. Adjust caster. (EA^T OF MEGANTIC—LEVIS—CHARNY) Forsyth No-Iron $*7 50 Free Seat on New Grandstand • 3. Adjust toe-in. and the MARITIMES Broadcloth Shirts v * * DRAW ON OUTSTANDING BULL CALF • 4. Check king pin inclination. PRESENTATION OF AWARDS “MR, AGRICULTURE”, ETC. • 5. Check springs and shackles. • 6. Check- brakes and shock COOL BREEZE absorbers. Sport Shirts Williamstown Girls’ Band In Attendance • 7. Inflate tires to proper pressures. T-Shirts LONG or SHORT Sleeves Be sure to get this done on our FROM $1.95 Van Hooton Shows on the Midwafy JOHN BEAN LINE MACHINE $2.95 up MEALS SERVED BY LADIES ' -çr-sr Enjoy a refreshing sun-filied vacation “Down East" this year. Inexpensive Fine Quality TIES - - from $1. OF THE UNITED CHURCH holiday fares give you a 25-day limit with stop-overs permitted. BY POPULAR REQUEST, We Are Offering YOU ADMISSION 50 CENTS PP® (fatty elates Another Chance To Win A FREE SUIT EXCEPT SATURDAY EVENING ANY PURCHASE DURING JUNE WILL ENTITLE YOU MacPHAIL JUNE 17th TO SEPTEMBER 2nd . ' TO A CHANGE - j ,* CARS 25 CENTS The Lucky Number may be on the Invoice You Receive MOTOR Consult any Canadian Pacific Railway agent Ron & Maynard Mens Wear L. J. CLARK, President DR. D. M. GAMBLE, Sec.-Manager SALES FOR THE FINEST IN MEN'S WEAR Phone 85 Maxville Main Street ALEXANDRIA Phone 662 Page 4 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 13th, 1957 CATTLE PRODUCERS School No. 11, Lochiei — Denise Lochiei Wins Called To The Bar Catechism Results.. Leblanc, Gracia Lortie, Ernest Jeau- PLEASE NOTE (Continued from Page 1) rond, Gérald Lauzon, Hubert Girard, The Public Hearing: called by Two, Loses One In California Roger Séguin. the Ontario Farm Products Mar- Precious Blood Parish, St. Paul’s Parish, Dalkeith AUCTION SALE John Hubert Whyte, son of Mr. keting: Board and addressed to The following are the week’s re- sults of games in the Glengarry 'and Mrs. C. P. Whyte of Lancaster, Glen Walter School No. 4, Lochiei — Micheline OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Cattle Producers, is to be held at has completed his studies in Law RCSS No. 1, Charlottenburgh — Duchesne, Aline Ranger, Denis Per- Kemptville Agricultural School at Football League: June 5—Lochiei 3, McCrknmon 0. and has been called to the Bar of Walter Lalonde, Donna Ravary. rier, Lise Séguin. 8 p.m. (local time) Monday, June June 7—-Lochiei 4, Maxville 1. the State of California, Mr. Whyte RCSS No. 2, Charlottenburgh — Nativity of B.V. Parish, SATURDAY, JUNE 15th 17th. is a graduate of .Loyola University Aline Morin, Lise Brisson, Rod Vil- Williamstown In the advertisement to be seen Jtune 10—Lochiei 0, McCrimmon 2. The McCrimmon at Lochiei game School of Law in Los Angeles. leneuve, Robert Morin. SS 3, Charlottenburgh—Raymond at 1:00 p.m. sharp on Page 7, we inadvertently failed St. Alexander’s Parish, Lochiei Lafrance. to include time and place. scheduled for June 17th, has been postponed.. School No. 6 — Lera McCormick St. Martin of Tours, on Lot 14, 9th Concession of Lochiei The present standing is: Appointed Inspector Gérald Séguin. Glen Robertson Home of the late John E. McIntosh — the following articles: P W L T F APIs SS No. 5, Lochiei — Jean Levac. School No. 12 B, Lochiei Village — 6 dining-room chairs with leather seats, matching leather-seated rockery Lochiei 5 3 1 1 11 5 7 Of Separate Schools SS No. 5, Kenyon — Mary Sauvé. Suzanne Lalonde, Dave Monaghan, dining-room table, with extra leaves; large wooden rocker; two wicker McCrimmon 5 .2 2 1 5 5 6 Francis J. Macdonald of Willow- St. Anthony’s Parish, Apple Hill Marie .Paul Geneau, Paul Emile La- chairs; one swivel base office chair, like new; 3 antique parlor chairs; SPORTS Maxville 4 1 3 0 3 9 2 dale, Ont., formerly of the Fourth St. Anthony’s School — Reynald combe, Richard Roussin, Claudette one leather arm chair; several kitchen chairs; 5 small tables; 1 oak: of Kenyon, has been appointed Sep- Roy, Joe Ménard, Laurena Des Brazeau, Carmen Beauclair. library table, with drawer, in perfect condition; 6 book cases', all perfect,, arate Sçhool Inspector for the Bar- champs, Winston Van Putten. School No. 8, Lochiei — Marcel two are a matching pair with glass doors; hall rack, with mirror and seat; McCrimmon Wins rie, Owen Sound, Midland and Titley. 1 antique . bedroom set, with matching bed, bureau and washstand; St. Catherine’s Parish, Greenfield School No. 14, Lochiei — Y,von St. CALENDAR Not discouraged by the 3-0 set- Orillia elementary school inspector- RCSS No. 23, Kenyon — Douglas 3 wooden beds, with springs and mattresses; 1 iron bed, with spring and. Louis. back in their previous encounter ate. There will be 125 teachers un- Louth, Wilbert McDonald, Gilda mattress; 3 bureaus, with mirrors; 3 washstands; kitchen cabinet, with, der his supervision. School No. 12, Lochiei — Yvo» cupboard, drawers and work space; antique piano; new lawn mower; with Lochiei, a spirited McCrimmon Merpaw. Lortie. FOOTBALL team, Monday night, handed Loc- Mr. Macdonald’s teaching career St. Margaret’s Parish, Glen Nevis umbrella stand; assorted dishes; pictures;. RCA Victor battery radio; School No. 12, Lancaster — Na- silverware; some books; pots; pans — and other articles. hiei its first defeat of the season. started at SB: 12, Kenyon, in 1937. St. John Baptist School, Glen poléon Déguire, Noella Deguire. As a resul}; of this victory, Mc- He attended St. Michael’s College, Norman — Claudette Théorêt. School No. 11, Lochiei — Denise TERMS — CASH CAMES Crimmon pulled to within two Toronto, and graduated with his School No, 16, Lancaster •— Mary Sauvé. points of the league-leading Loc- B.A. degree in 1944. Since then he McDonald, Robert J. McDonald. St. Mary’s Parish, Green Valley STUART MILNER. KENNETH CAMPBELL, Executor,. THIS WEEK hielers. taught in Russell, Port Arthur and School No. 10 — Maurice Cuerrier, St. Mary’s School — Doris Major, Auctioneer: Scoring in the first half for Mc- Kirkland Lake High Schools and for Laurent Chevrier, Garfield Mc- John MacDonald, Fernand Poirier, Proprietor: Estate of JOHN E. McINTOSH. Crimmon was Keith MacDonald, on the past five years has been on the Friday, June 14th Donald. Raymond Lajoie, Rita Quesnel, 23-20: •a well-placed shot from' some dis- staff of Bathurst Heights, High St. Therese School, North Lan- Laurent Brunet, Thérèse Poirier, McCRIMMON tance out. In the final minutes of School in Toronto. caster — Jean-Paul Sauvé, Hubert Willa MacDonald, Agathe Emond, at the second half, Ronald MacGilliv- Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald and son, Major. Marie Rose Thauvette, Marcel Joan- ray clinched the win by scoring his Craig, will take up residence shortly Sacred Heart Parish, Alexandria nette, Robert Leroux, Lawrence MAXVILLE at- Barrie, Ont. team’s second goal. Perpetual Help Girls’ School ■ Beaupré. The game was ably refereed by Desneiges Dumouchel, Mariette Le- Sacred Heart School—Pierre Des- MONDAY Allan A. McCormick. blanc, Lucienne Jetté, Diane Massla, champs. GAME POSTPONED We Were Definitely Monique Leroux, Thérèse Sabourin, Glen Norman School .— Pauline Odette Ponder, Lise Brisson, Léona Décoste, Carmen Brazeau, Raymond SSS2SSSSS25S5SS8SS5SSSSSSSSSSSSSS8SSS?SSSS2Sfe. Off The Beam St. Denis, Dorothée Faubert, Rachel Roussin, Roykl Secours. Wednesday, June 19th Starting FRIDAY, June 14th We blooped rather badly in last Levert, ‘ Pierrette Chabot, Aline St. Joseph’s Parish, Lancaster MAXVILLE week’s issue in a report of an acci- Bélair, Marguerite DeMontigny. St. Joseph’s School Clément THE dent involving the family of Edward St. Joseph’s Boys’ School — Rol Sauvé, Catherine Laframboise, Gaé- at Montpetit, 9th Lancaster, and a car land Boisvenu, Gérald Vaillancourt/ tane Sauvé, Thérèse McAiear, — with — - McCRIMMON occupied by five Toronto motorists. Claude Levac, Robert Cuerrier, Gas Claude Legroulx, Lorraine Legault. Hillbilly Jamboree We reported that Mrs. Montpetit ton Bollard. St. Joseph’s School, Alexandria — MODERN WILL BE AN ATTRACTION was driving the car when, as a mat- School No. 14, Lochiei — Marcel Denis Bourdeau, Jean Pierre Bour- SUPPORT GLENGARRY’S ONLY ter of fact, it was Mr. Montpetit who deau. — at — Ouimet, Françoise Larocque. SURVIVING SUMMER SPORT was at the wheel. His wife does not School No. 13 — Kenyon — Carole St. William’s Parish, Martintown GLENGARRY drive. Décoste. Sacred Heart School — Huguette Building Materials He had a plaster on his head to Desjardins, Lillian Périard, Jacque- GARDENS prove he was involved in the mis- She had two broken kneecaps and line Lefebvre, Micheline Latulipe, Our Stock is Complete and Priced for Cash featuring SMILING JACK and the hap and he suffered other cuts to a light skull fracture, while Gerald, Vernon Legault, Larry Lafave, To Save You Money arm and knee. His wife and son SONS OF THE PLAINS 5, suffered a broken leg. Gérald Aubin, Edwin' Lagroix. were more seriously hurt, however. It was a hectic pre-election issue. with TERRY SUTTON plus NOW IS THE TIME TO l/' JERRY LEGER and the ROVING COWBOYS ALL INTERESTED IN Dancing from 9 to 1 o’clock PLAYING TENNIS THIS YEAR Admission — 75c AUCTION SALE are-asked to attend BilSiIlltS OF LIVESTOCK and FARM IMPLEMENTS $1.25 Per Couple A MEETING OP Make It a Date Every Friday Night The undersigned will offer for sale by Public Auction at Our EXPERT CARPENTRY WORK, using only tke BREWERY LIMITED Lot 16 - 7 Concession, Kenyon Township ALEXANDRIA BEST BUILDING MATERIALS, guarantees you , 4 miles west of Laggan; 3 miles south-east of Dünvegan „ a satisfactory job TENNIS CLUB SEE TUESDAY; JUNE 25th, 1957 in the JOS. A. FILION K. OF C. BUILDING Wheel Balancing at 1 p.m., DST WE DELIVER John Bean Static and Dynamic 14 milch cows, 1 to freshen in July; bull, 1 year old; 6 heifers, coming WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19 Green Valley Phone: Alexandria 282-J-4 3 years old, to freshen between August and November; 2 spring heifër DATES TO REMEMBER at 8 o’clock WHEEL BALANCER calves; bay mare, 12 years old, about 1,500 lbs.; Clyde bay horse, 13 years June 6-7-8 — Visit our Booth at the TRADE FAIR old, 1,400 lbs. EVERYBODY WELCOME in Glengarry Gardens. 54 Ford tractor with 2-furrow hydraulic plow; tractor pulley; New June 14—St. Mary’s Parish Social, Green Valley. LABOUR COST $1.50 PER WHEEL Holland baler No. 66, only used one season; Standard Universal hay or grain elevator with a one-half horse power motor and 100-ft. extension _ JO*C« •o«o»c»o«o*o*c#o«o»o< cord; John Deere double tractor disc; Cockshutt rope drop-head hay jfSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSJSSSS!)«0«0«C c»o«o«o«o«o«o*o«o«o<->*0«0«0«0*0«0«0«0*0«0«0«0*0*0«0«0*0«0«0«0«0*0«0*0«0*0«0*0*0*0«0«0«0«0*0«0*0*0«0«0«0«0«0*0*C«0*0*0«0«‘ ' 74 loader; International team disc; tractor grubber; 4-section smoothing Drive in TODAY for a FREE Check-up harrow; International disc-drill seeder; 3-section steel land roller; new type Ferguson tractor power mower, 7 ft. cut; F & W Giant 8-team on your Wheel Balance mower, 6 ft. cut; Ferguson tractor power side-delivery rake; F & W dump To the Farmers of the rake; McC-D binder on rubber, 6 ft. cut; 2 rubber-tired wagons and hay • racks; 3 sets sleighs; Cockshutt No. 5 manure spreader; double harness; single harness; set breechings; evaporator arch, pans and buckets; Pioneer chain saw; quantity 1-inch lumber; 2 vices; truck rack for 1950 Laurier Lefebvre's Service Station Fargo; tarpaulin, 10x12; Woods 2 single-unit milking machine with piping Alexandria Area for 17 cows with a one-half horse-power heavy-duty motor; wheelbarrow; 2 30-gallon milk cans; 8-gallon milk can; chains; whiffletrees — and GUARANTEED REPAIRS many other articles too numerous to mention. . TERMS — $20 and under, cash; over that amount, 4 months’ Imperial Oil Limited credit on furnishing approved joint notes bearing interest at PHONE 391 ALEXANDRIA 3%; 2% off for cash. IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF Terms on tractor and baler, half cash; balance 12 months’ credit. LLOYD MacLEOD, Proprietor, ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. RR. 2, Greenfield, Ont. VINCENT BARKER .am Phone 105-J-5, Alexandria. ' 24-2c FARM TRADE AGENT ... FMT 1 WHO WILL BRING YOU A COMPLETE LINE OF .^GENTLE j ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL THE FAMILY Imperial Farm Products ESSO GASOLINE — ESSO DIESEL FUEL MARVELUBE MOTOR OIL — MARVELUBE GEAR OILS Î JULY 1st and ESSO MP GREASE ON for ALL Your Power Farming Needs IN ONE DELIVERY FEATURES that mean outstanding performance Call Alexandria 219M with the all new ISLAND PARK F0R»D mounted ALEXANDRIA YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO A Side Delivery Rake Now! You can rake cleaner and faster, have higher quality hay than ever before Gala Opening tn “Meet four Agent” Keep this date open for one of the finest .. .with Ford’s new Mounted Side Delivery AT Rake. Here’s why: First, Ford’s new rake, entertainments ever undertaken on PTO Driven is mounted on the. Ford Tractor’s 3-point our beautiful park Î hitch for instant hydraulicfcontrol, greater ALEXANDER HALL, ALEXANDRIA maneuverability. Then Ithere’s the new reel that moves hay from swath MORE J to windrow in a true sideward motion, means less shattering of nutritious leaves. The exclusive rotary stripper and PTO drive with speed change provision mean outstanding raking performance. See it now I ATTRACTIONS and AMUSEMENTS Î Thursday June 20th, at 8 p.m. THAN EVER Ask for a demonstration of this FILMS — GUEST SPEAKER — VALUAjBLE PRIZES — LIGHT REFRESHMENTS Watch this paper for further and Always Lo®k To IMPERIAL for the Beat easier, better way to handle hay full announcement next week IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED (CSScT Paul Roy Garage ALEXANDRIA PARK & RECREATION FORD - TRACTOR - SALES & SERVICE COMMITTEE Phone 559 — ALEXANDRIA, ONT. — Phone 559 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 13th, 1957 Us l’âge 5 and a. cake donated by Airs. Aza ning closed in prayer. Lancaster Man FFCF Meeting Chenier, was won by Airs. Laurier FATHER’S DAY Lefebvre, fc , Necessity may be the mother of cmeri&wage Wed In California Fetes Mrs. Lemieux invention, but many of them turn Sunday, June 16th Lunch was served and the eve- WHYTE—NOLL A well-attended meeting of the out to be orphans. • COtITTS CARDS The wedding took place in St. FFCF was held in the Sacred Heart • GIFTS Phillip’s Church, Pasadena, Cali- presbytery, June 5th, with Airs. Eva SOCIAL and PERSONAL fornia, of Airs. Margaret Noll and Gareau presiding. Air. Clement AlacDonald Whyte, son Mrs. Real Faubert reported on OPTOMETRIST Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and Miss Louise Macdonald of Mont- of Air. and Atrs. Clement P. Whyte the recent convention held at the Gary, of Ottawa, were with-the for- C. S. KARTES, O.D. real, spent the weekend at her home of Lancaster. Chateau Laurier, and correspond- Wilfred McLeister here. mer’s parents. Major and Mrs. Rev. Father Healey officiated at ence and financial reports were read STATIONERY Angus McDonald (Grove) over the Misses Jean McIntosh and Elaine the ceremony, and Air. Robert Noll, by Airs. Christine Lemieux and AUss SHOPPERS’ NEEDS Barbara are enjoying a vacation at weekend. Jr., and Air. John H. Whyte acted as Genevieve Brunet. ALEXANDRIA. ONT. their respective homes' here follow-' Chisholm Shane and Mrs. Harold EYES EXAMINED witnesses. ing their graduation as nurses at Shane of Lemieux, spent the week- To further the honor conferred on A reception was held at the home Airs. Christine Lemieux, who was OFFICE AT 236 PITT ST., CORNWALL Cornwall Hotel Dieu. end with her father, V. G. Chisholm, of Air. and Airs. Robert Noll, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alfred Mc- Lochiel. Miss Mary Chisholm of recently decorated for “Mother’s (Above the Thrift Store) ‘ Ottawa, returns today from jVan- and following the wedding trip to Merit”, at the Ottawa convention, Phee of Lachine, visited over the Santa Barbara, Mr. and Airs. Whyte weekend with Mr. and MTs. P. J. couver, where she attended a con- the ladies surprised her with a gift Honrs: 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ference of National Research Board took up residence in Arcadia, Cali- of a tri-lite lamp. Airs. Eva Gareau Morris. fornia. DAILY EXCEPT WEDNESDAY Home Baking Sale Mr. and Mrs. Angus V. Chisholm personnel. She enjoyed a stopover pinned on a corsage of roses CHURCH-ON-THE-HILL had with them over the weekend in Banff on the way home. and Airs. Dan Lajoie read a fitting LAC. and Mrs. G. A. Perry, Uplands, Mrs; A. W. McMillan and Mrs. J. MisS Pauline Carrière of Montreal tribute. Mrs. Lemieux, deeply ALEXANDRIA Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Olsen D. Campbell of Cornwall, visited was at her home Tuesday, while touched by this display of esteem, here to attend the funeral of her heartily thanked her fellow mem- In the and Cathie, of Port Credit, and Mr. friends in town on Tuesday after- noon. uncle, Sebastien Deschamps of bers. SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM and Mrs. Roger Theoret and chil- dren of Cornwall.' Alex Kerr of Ottawa, spent a re- Montreal, who died suddenly in the Winners, following an hour of Mrs. C. A. Tobin returned by cent weekend with Dr. and Mrs. Mc- city Saturday, at the age of 56. cards, were: Airs. Eugene Ouellette, GRAND OPINING plane from Humboldt, Sask., on Intosh and attended the graduation Airs. Zilda Rosenberg of Montreal, Airs. Armand Lacombe, Mrs. Laurier SAT.; JUNE 15lh whs a weekend guest of her brother; at 3 p.m. Friday, to her home in Lancaster, ceremonies of his-niece in Cornwall. Lefebvre, Atrs. Christine Lemieux, Mrs. C. F. Sheedy and' son, Jack, D. E. Markson. ' Airs. Solyme Brunet and Airs. Geo. Sponsored by the W.A. of the after spending the winter with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and of Newark, Ohio, spent the weekend Air. and Airs. James Lowe and son, Lefebvre. Attendance prize was won Lancaster Variety Store United Ohorrch I Mrs. W, P. Teller. /here with her sister, Mrs. R. S. Mc- of Lachute, spent the weekend with by Airs. Real Faubert. IDE?' John A. Mullen arrived at Dorval Leod, who wa« the guest of Mr. and Claire, Theresa and Real Huot. Aliss Germaine Lalonde held the LEONARD McLACHLAN ' Airport last, Monday from Prince Mrs. Eugene Macdonald. Mrs. Mac- Mr. and Airs. J. L. O. Sabourin lucky ticket on sC quilt raffle drawn Rupert, B.C., after an absence of donald spent the early part of the and son, Claude, spent Sunday in by Reverend Emilien Houde. A cake INVITES YOU TO VISIT HIS NEW almost three years. He is spending week in Montreal with Mrs. McLeod Riceville, guests of Airs. J. L. donated by Airs. Sebastien Laporte, a few weeks’ holidays with his par- and her guests. Gavard. was won by Mrs. Armand Lacombe, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen of Ivan MacLeod of North Bay, spent VARIETY STORE in LANCASTER Lions Club Glen Nevis. ^Guests of the Mullen Saturday with his mother, Mrs. R. family on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. M. MacLeod. FOR THE GRAND OPENING W. E. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Duncan J. Mac- TOMBOLA Moore, Danny and David, ofy Ville Pherson of South Lancaster, have La Sailed sold their home and will reside for’ We offer for sale Friday - Saturday, June 14-15 Miss N. Belliveau, who has JSeen a time with his sister, Mrs. George on the park -visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Irvine Sangster and Mr. Sangster, in the for the past several weeks, left on Graham apartments. Tuesday for her home in Yarmouth, Mrs. Basil Brown and son, Mark, R.C.S.ST See the wide assortment 6f items to be fonnd in the Friday, Saturday NS. She was accompanied to of Ottawa, spent a recent weekend Cornwall larger departmental stores. Montreal 'by her sister, Mrs. Irvine. with Mr. and Mrs. Archie M. Mac- Mrs. Jos. McKenna and son, Donald. DEBENTURES Free Corsages for the first 50 Lady Customers June 21-22 Christopher, of Syracuse, N.Y., are Ladies from the Duhvegan Wo- visiting this week in Alexandria with men’s Institute 'Who attended the Dated June 1st, 1957 — Maturing from 1958-1978 Free Cigarette Lighters for the first 25 Rides • Games • Fun her sisters, Mrs. Gerald McDonald District annual convention held 'on Men Customers and Mrs. Lloyd McHugh and their June 3rd at Peace Memorial Camp, families. . Lancaster, were: Mrs. Norman M. MacLeod, Mrs. Lloyd Nixon, Mrs. J, F. SIMARD Co. Ltd Prizes in Sales’ Slip Draws, both Saturday Cameron MacLeod, Mrs. A. F. Mac- INVESTMENT DEALERS Night, June 15th, and Saturday, June 22nd Queen, Mrs. Lloyd MacLeod. 717 SECOND ST. EAST CORNWALL, ONT. Brigadier D. C. Cameron spent DOORS OPEN AT 10 A.M. FRIDAY RAY' MaeCGLIfOCn SCHOOL- OF DANCING last Thursday night with Mr. and PHONE 5572 — CORNWALL, ONTARIO Mrs. Louis Shepherd, while en route PHONE 43 — ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO EVERYBODY WELCOME PRESENTS '3rd ANNUAL from Camp Borden to Gagetown, N. B. . ’Mir. and Mrs. Edgar MacLeod and family, of Lakeside, Que., spent Sun- Dancers’ Revue day with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Archie M. Mac- 135 Performers .featured in a Musical SRow- ' Donald, with their weekend guests, Scotch and. Irish Jigs ... Reels . . . Strathspey John Lawrence MacDonald and Ballet ; . . Tap . . . Acrobat sons, John Francis and Talion, at- INTRODUCING tended the Hotel Dieu School, of Nursing graduation apd dance In ALEXANDER HALL, ALEXANDRIA Cornwall a week ago. Mrs. Jos. Fiiion of Green Valley, Our 5th Anniversary 8:15 p.m. and Mrs. Dan Lajoie of Alexandria, 'attended the funeral in Cornwall oni Tuesday of Lucien Lefebvre, a for- Friday, June 21st, mer Green Valley resident. They also visited their sister, Mrs. Lomer g| ■ ♦ m | I Trbttier, who is a patient in Hotel REPEAT PERFORMANCE Dieu. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Secours and ST. ANDREW’S PARISH HALL son, Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Se- cours motored to Alfred on Sunday ST. ANDREWS WEST tp spend the day with Msgr. J. E. Secours and Mr. and Mrs. Marcel —20% TO 50% DISCOUNT—' FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, 1957 Secours. Miss Jennie Cameron, Ottawa, was the guest last week of her cousin, Sale Starts June 14th - and continues Mrs. P. J. Hammill, Lochiel. Mrs. James Arkinson of Montreal, was the weekend guest of Air. and through tp June 29th Atrs. Patrick R. McDonald. Eugenie Maclaren of Ottawa, spent the weekend with her par- Five years of continuous service have enabled us to make large reductions during this SPECIAL Grand Social I ents, Air. and Airs. Alex G. Mac- SALE ... in celebration of our 5th Anniversary laren, “Garry Fen”. Airs. Hector Sauve, Montreal, was HERE ARE SOME OF THE SPECIALS WE ARE OFFERING ST. MARY’S PARISH with friends in Alexandria over the weekend. Airs. Arthur Trottier, 6th Kenyon, 15- and 17-Jewel Quality SUMMER JEWELLERY GREEN VALLEY, ONTARIO underwent an operation in the Montreal General Hospital, this Swiss Watches morning. Ear Rings and Necklace Sets Air. and Airs. Austin Kennedy and son of Ottawà, are holidaying with at ONLY *19.95 LATEST DESIGNS Friday, June 14th Mae and Lloyd Kennedy. These watches all carry a one-year guarantee. THIS IS A GENUINE BARGAIN FROM $1.00 up ♦ , WATCH EXPANSION BRACELETS AT 30% OFF 'BEAN SUPPER ELECTRIC RAZORS, FROM $16 — ALL RENOWNED MAKES IN STOCK AND ALL AT SALE PRICES | _L,- ATTRACTIVE BOOTHS CORNFLOWER GLASSWARE AT 25% DISCOUNT SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON WALLETS, LIGHTERS MEN’S SIGNET RINGS, 10k GOLD, SPECIAL PRICES TO CLEAR AT $7.50 PROGRAMME CINEMASCOPE a a CUFF LINK SETS FROM $2.50 Friday - Saturday N a GENUINE FIXOFLEX UNBREAKABLE EXPANSION WATCH BRACELETS •June 14 - 15 è FROM $7.50 UP ’ a “The Racers” a 1847 ROGERS’ THIS IS YOUR Alexandria Cleaners \ Drama - Cinemascope - Color a Surprise Boxes Kirk Douglas - Bella Darvi BIG OPPORTUNTTY a FLAIR CUTLERY Valued from $2 to $20 To Make will be J, a — and — WALLETS, RINGS, PEN AND PENCIL Monday - Tuesday a -SETS, LIGHTERS, SILVERWARE, COM- TREMENDOUS PACTS, JEWELLERY, WATCHES, ETC. Jüne 17 -18 a DINNERWARE SETS a At Special, Reduced Prices v SAVINGS CLOSED “Pushover” a THE IDEAL WEDDING GIFT PICK ONE UP for ONLY $1 ON GIFTS (ADULT) Drama a from LUCKY COUPONS — We. issue a coupon on every purchase of $1.00 and over. Coupons will be deposited in a box, h • and a draw will take place at 10 p.m., June 29th. “Teen Crime Wave a Monday, July 1st j (ADUI/T) Drama 1st PRIZE-LADIES’ ELGIN WATCH Fred MacJWtarray - Kim Nevak REOPENING 2»d PRIZE-WATERMAN’S PEN and PENCIL SET i / Wednesday - Thursday # TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE 5th ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS Monday, July 8th I June 19 - 20 “That Lady” FOR PLANT REPAIRS Filion’s Jewellery and Simp Drama - Cinemascope - Color Olivia de Hàvilland PHONE 667 ALEXANDRIA PHONE 667 AND STAFF HOLIDAYS Paul Scofield Page 12 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 13th, 1957 a holiday in Saskatchewan and last weekend in Oakville, Ont., visit- Glengarry District Annual Of W.I. other points in Western Canada. ing with her sister, Mrs. M. E. The Vote By Polls In GREEN VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Louis Menard and Tibbais, Mr. Tibbals and family. members of their family were in Mr. and Mrs. Rene Roy were in Held At Peace Memorial Camp Mrs. Angus R. MacDonell was in Cornwall this week visiting their Montreal on Sunday visiting with Glengarry-Prescott Riding Montreal over the Weekend to visit daughter, Mrs. Edouard Montpetit, Members of the St. Lawrence- her sister, Mrs. C. E. MacDonald, who was severely injured in an auto her brother, Raymond Lunny, who is Branch Women’s Institute, were who is ill. accident on Friday. seriously ill in Queen Mary Veter- hostesses at the 42nd Glengarry Dis- Alex Stang has just returned from Mrs. Mervyn MacDonald spent ans’ Hospital. GLENGARRY COUNTY trict Annual, which was held at the Peace Memorial Camp Site, Lan- GLEN ROBERTSON Villeneuve Alexandria— Bertram} Bruneau Brunet caster, on Monday, June 3rd. 158 The District president, Mrs. K. Sincere sympathy is extended to 77 202 4 Reverend Bernard Pion and mem- St. James ... 3 -2Ô3 Barton, Martintown, presided with St. Paul’s ... 76 ■■III" bers of his family, in the loss of '46 77 3 242 Mrs. A. W. McArthur, District secre- St. George .. 182 tary, assisting. their mother. 18 2 An expression of sympathy is also You are invited to R-E-L-A-X Maxville — n 2 236 Mrs. Barton introduced the guest Maxville it 22 extended to the family and relatives 46 107 5 129 speaker, Miss Dora Burke, Home in the luxurious comfort of our completely remodelled lounge, where Lancaster Village Economics. Branch, Toronto, and of the late Mrs. Raoul Lefebvre, the Township of Charlottenburgh— former Alma Sauve of this place, 50 ' • 75 6 168 Mrs. Linden Clark, Martintown, you can enjoy your favourite TV programmes. Williamstown - •••• _ 170 provincial board member. who died in her 61st year at her Williamstown 50 76 6 home in Val d’Or. The body is 38 49 1 72 Mrs. A. E. MacNaughton, Lan- A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT r South Lancaster 77 caster, gave the address of welcome. resting at the Brunet Funeral Summerstown 25 62 4 59 Mrs. McArthur read the minutes Home to await burial on Thursday. Tyotown 49 25 4 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Legault of 2 19 4 80 and gave the financial statement, Cashions Glen ., 257 and Mrs. Lester Perkins, Lancaster, Bellow’s Falls, Vermont, on a motor Maxtintown 35 81 4 trip to Canada, are renewing 68 gave the auditors’ report. The Ottawa Hotel 7 Munroe’s Mills 24 22 acquaintances in the Glen. 39 34 2 94 Next, Mrs. Barton gave the presi- Glen Roy — • _ 292 dent’s address, and stated that she Mr. and Mrs. Jean Paul Vaillan- from ARTHUR J. CONTANT, Owner, and HUBERT CONTANT, Manager Glen Walter ....• MS 100 9 court and the latter’s father of 3 15 1 27 had been able to visit six of the Sanatorium eight branches and enjoyed the Montreal, visited Mr. and Mrs. Real of Alexandria’s modern 20-room Hotel Township of Kenyon— Vaillaneourt over the weekend. 35 5 - 80 meetings very much. Third Kenyon • • 130 Community singing was led by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trottier were Greenfield .7 61 1 pleasantly surprised on Sunday, Have you tried the FINE POOD served in 40 0 145 Mrs. James Wightman, Lancaster, Dunvegan 62 accompanied at the piano by Mrs. June 9th, when all their children Dominionville. a 6 0 our comfortable air-conditioned dining-room? 87 Albert Seguin. and their families held a family Laggan 10 1 reunion in honor of then- 35th wed- 0 133 Mrs. Linden Clark conducted the St. Elmo 9 ding anniversary. Present for the 8 202 ratification of District Directors, Apple Hill 30 occasion Were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 21 1 28 and then presented a very thorough THE OTTAWA HOTEL Fourth Kenyon 15 report from the provincial board. Brule and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. First Kenyon 20 1 Angus Lyman and daughters, Mi-. 28 1 31 Standing committee reports were Fassifern ...... given by Mrs. J. A. Cameron, Max- ' and Mrs. Lloyd Lobb and children, Township of Lancaster— 'all of Ottawa; "Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Phone 19 Alexandria’s Finest Main Street 18 58 3 169 ville, Agriculture and Canadian In- South Lancaster — .. 89 dustries; Mrs. Neil MacRae, Dun- St. Denis and daughters of Corn- Bainsville t 60 55 7 wall; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robertson 38 19 1 53' vegan, Citizenship and Education; Picnic Grove 51 Mrs. Albert Seguin, Lancaster-, Com- and family of Vijle La Salle, and North Lancaster 73 14 1 Mr. and Mrs. Eldege Beauchamps 58 25 1 63 munity Activities and Public Rela- Bridge End 62 tions; Mrs. J. P. MacMartin, Mar- and family of Montreal. McDougall’s School 85 44 0 o 1 64 tintown, Home Economies^, and Glen Nevis 53 9 41 24- 0 18 Health; Mrs. Donald MacLachlan, Cholette’s Williamstown, Historical Research Township of Lochiel— the understanding heart 27 and Current Events; Mrs. Oliver LOCHIEL Gore 20 4 0 91 70 2 176 McGee, Cornwall, Resolutions^ Glen Robertson Mrs. W. R. MacLeod, Dunvegan, We are sorry to hear that Mr. 62 12 0 78 and the human touch Glen Sandfield 82 and Mrs. A. D. MacDougall, Max- Frank Beckingham is on thq sick Dalkeith 54 65 2 list, and hope that he will soon be 24 2 45 ville, were appointed to the Courtesy Food, clothing, shelter . . . yes. But Breadalbane 28 58 committee. around again. Lochinvar 34 21 1 it takes more than these to lift 97 At the luncheon hour the guest Ralph MacMillan spent last week- Kirk Hill 6 8 0 end at his home, accompanied by thé burden from despairing souls. 33 34 0 92 speaker, Mrs. Lillian Allison, Lochiel 89 Friendlee Farm, Chesterville, was a “U. of T.” friend, Robin Arm- This The Salvation Army knows. Cameron’s 20 76 5 strong, who will work in Ottawa for The understanding heart and the human touch 12 46 2 78 introduced by the president, Mrs. K. McPhee Barton. the summer months. are ceaselessly employed in mending 8 898 4,673 Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Scott of shattered lives and kindling hope in spirits Glengarry Totals • ■ l. ™ h 109 Mfs. Allison gave a very interest- ing and inspiring address entitled Maxville, visited her aunt, Mrs. darkened by sin or suffering. PRESCOTT COUNTY “The High Cost of Living”. She was Jessie Lacroix. Mr. and Mrs.- Harold Kelly and That this work may never flag, YOUR Brunet Villeneuve thanked by the honorary president, support is needed by faithful workers ^ Bertrand Bruneau Mrs. W. R. MacLeod. daughter, Norma, spent Saturday of The Salvation Army dedicated to Town of Hawkesbury 1064 2047 35 655 The afternoon session opened by with her mother, Mrs. Stephen, and these tasks of mercy. Township of East Hawkesbury— the singing of “O Canada”, in uni- her sister, Mrs. Frank Beckingham. Pointe Fortune 28 38 1 56 son. Roll call was taken. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacMillan Chute au Blondeau 75 128 2 54 The response to the address ef of Glen Sandfield, spent last Friday Conway 42 40 1 44 welcome was given by Mrs. S. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stardale .." 31 34 1 38 Kippen, Maxville. MacMillan. Ste. Eugene 83 -, 158 1 130 Miss Dora Burke discussed the Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacMillan : Barb 38 18 1 62 Extension Services. were Sunday guests at his home in Haughton 28 11 1 66 Mrs. Peachey of Cornwall, ren- Lochiel. Montgenais _ 83 18 - 0 19 dered two solos, w’hieh were enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hamilton and Give I Ste. Anne de Prescott 44 66 _ 1 42 by all. She was accompanied by daughters, Doreen and Barbara, of from the heart Glen Andrew 38 29 0 31 Mrs. Phillips on the piano. Carleton Place, and Mr. and Mrs; Township of West Hawkesbury— Mrs. Linden Clark, who is attend- Donnie Hamilton and baby, Ottawa, Front 88 492 3 46 ing the ACWW conference to be visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Chairman, Dr. M. Markson — Treasurer, Louis Shepherd Stepney 16 22 0 65 held in Ceylon in July, gave an MacPhee and Ewen on Sunday Town Hall 1 71 52 3 102 itinerary of her trip. afternoon. Committee, Mrs. E. Clingen, Mrs. Helen Patterson, Romeo Rouleau Aberdeen 29 9 6 85 Mrs.. Barton introduced Mrs. * Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Dugas and The chairman, treasurer, and the committee will appreciate any donations, either direct Town of Vankleek Hill— Marilyn Sauve, who spoke on Girls’ Mr. and Mrs. Menard and children or by mail. Poll 1 88 70 ' 1 113 Club work. There are two girls’ of Cornwall, Called on friends in this DRIVE WILL BE ON FROM JUNE 7th TO JUNE 28th, INCL. 2 152 Poll 2 H 58 51 clubs in Glengarry County — Mc- section Sunday. Poll 3 77 1.14 5 96 Crimmon and Bainsville. The girls Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MacMillan Village of L’Orignal— had displays of sleeping garments attended an executive meeting of Poll 1 217 64 . 2 43 on view. Folk School, held "last week at the Poll 2 213 53 1 40 Mrs. Barton expressed thq thanks home of the seei-etary-treasurer, Township of Longeuil— of Mr. Patrick, Cornwall, to all the Mrs. Homer Capronl Breadalbane. Bay .. — 93 25 0 10 Women’s Institutes who canvassed Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. MacMillan Ritchance 78 39 0 65 for the Blind. and children returned home Sunday Township of Caledonia— A cheek from the Salada Tea Co., after spending a week in Verdun. McAlpine 47 37 0 20 was presented to Martintown WI for They were accompanied by her St. Bernardin 78 50 1 73 winning first prize on the Infant’s mother,,Mrs. Diver, who will spend HOPE’S AUTO PARTS Proudfoot . 3 9 0 35 Layette. a few- days here, PHONE 241 St. Amour 69 44 3 36 Mrs. W. R. MacLeod was chosen Mr. Jack MacGillis left for To- Skye 9 8 2 44 as delegate to attend the National ronto on Sunday to spend some MAIN STREET — ALEXANDRIA St. Isidore . / 12 6 ? t. 59 Convention at Ottawa. Mrs. K. time taking a course in connection Township and Village of Alfred— Barton was chosen as alternate. with his work in the Department of Pointe 57 . 42 " i 29 Miss Burke conducted the elec- Highways. Lefaivre 53 57 2 61 tion of officers for 1957-58: Miss Mildred MacPhee spent the LOOK FOR THIS Gratton’s Corner 37 38 0 72 Honorary president, Mrs. W. R. weekend with her parents, Mr. and "HIGH SIGN” OF QUALITY1 St. Catherine -A.. 29 30 0 63 MacLeod, Dunvegan; president, Mrs. Mrs. D. A. MacPhee. Alfred (1) 93 131 5 116 K. Barton, Martintown; 1st vice- Keith MacMillan had his_ ear Alfred (2) 76 140 2 57 pres., Mrs. J. A. McArthur, Lan- damaged last Saturday evening Horse Creek 38 31 0 19 caster; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs. S. Kip- while in Alexandria attending thé We recommend GOODj^YEAR Township of North Plantaganet— pen, Maxville; sec.-treas., Mrs. A; W. Industrial Fair at the Gardens. -Treadwell 26 58 0 13 McArthur, Martintown; Federation Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hartin and Senecal 24 23 0 25 representative, Mrs. L. Clark, Lorraine, of Norwood, N.Y., visited Custom Super-Cushion Plantagenet 74 100 0 42 (alternative) Mrs. A. W. McArthur, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Plantagenet 87 143 3 35 Martintown; auditors, Mrs. James MacGillis, on Sunday. Wehdover 70 96 1 51 McArthur and Mrs. Lester Perkins, Here’s Why: Exclusive 3-T cord body and Centrefield 23 24 0 27 Miss M. A. Stewart on Sunday eve- Lancaster ; District delegate, Mrs. K. Grip-Seal construction reduce blowout hazard Curran 38 136 1 38 Barton, Martintown; press secretary, ning. Pendleton 36 72 2 55 Mrs. Norman M. MacLeod, Dun- Mrs. K.. K. MacLeod,” who spent —make punctures almost a thing of the past. Township of South Plantagenet— vegan. the winter in Montreal, has re- Lalonde 18 21 0 14 turned to her heme for the summer You get extra miles, extra safety with Custom fconveners of standing commit- Fournier 36 98 0 85 months. Super-Cushions. Riceville v.... 25 , 11 2 102 T;ees—Agriculture and Canadian In-, J. W. . Kennedy,; R.O.P. tester, Lemieux 14 29 0 37 dustries: Mrs. John Fourney,- Lan- spent the weekend a$ his home here. St. Isidore de Prescott 92 58 0 167 caster, Ont.; Citizenship and Educa- Miss Mary Sinclair of Ottawa, Rose Corner 53 15 2 154 tion:'Mrs. W. R. MacLeod, RR 1, visiteed her, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Drop in soon for the best deal in town Dunvegan, Ont.; Home Economics Peter Sinclair, and attended the Prescott Tdtals ... 3,740 4,691 89 3,544 and Health: Mrs. Oliver McGee, RR funeral of her uncle, Mr. Malcolm j J17 1, Cornwall, Ont.; Community McGillivray. Bertrand Bruneau Brunet Villeneuve Activities and Public Relations: RIDING TOTALS 5,410 6,589 198 8,217 Mrs. Albert Seguin, Lancaster; His- torical Research and Current Villeneuve majority over Bruneau 1,628 Events: Mrs. J. W. Fraser, RR 1, Maxville; Resolutions: Mrs. S. R. Famous all-sleeping-car train serving the /ffl/f/t/J/C PROW/VCES MacLeod, Lancaster, Box 22. Mrs. W. R. MacLeod gave the re- port of the Courtesy committee. Miss CNR's Bessie Gumming, Lancaster, re- OPPORTUNITY ported that 86 members registered. An invitation was extended by THIS AREA Maxville Women’s Institute for the mkd Canadian Company operating on a national scale has immediate 1958 annual. openings for ambitious men or women to manage local brisiness ' 1—o G&Qff li ' dealing with some of Canada’s largest chain stores; can be handled in spare' hours at start if desired; honesty and de- Also through sleeping car service between MONTREAL- pendability more important than past èxperiénce. Our liberal STEWARTS GLEN MONTREAL-HALIFAX CHARLOTTETOWN ... MONTREAL-SYDNEY. financial assistance enables rapid expansion. . This is a business No change en route Overnight accommodations to suit every budget. on a high plane for high type men or women of character only. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Watson of Summerstown, and Miss Aida Information and reservations from your local APPLICANTS MUST HAVE APPROX. $1,700.00 Adams, Cornwall, spent the week- Canadian National Representative. (Which is secured), and good-references. These openings will end with Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Mc- pay you exceptionally high monthly income immediately, and Naughton. • rapidly increase as business expands. Prefer applicants aspiring Mr. and Mrs. Vanvleit, Montreal; earnings from $10,900.00 to $20,000.00 yearly. No high pressure Mrs. A. J. Stewart, Valois, and Mrs. men wanted as NO SELLING required. If you can qualify and Nettie Stephens, Stardale, spent have necessary cash, write -today giving phone number and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. particulars for local interview. Write; J. W. WEBB COMPANY, Stewart. Dept. B-100, -1449 St. Alexander, Montreal 2, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Munro, Apple I HU1, visited Mr. D. J. Stewart and The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 13th. 1957 Page ? Mr. and Mrs. K. Barton and home for the weekend, at the home of Miss Clara Murray. tawa,, were recent guests of Mr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Findlay Col. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman of Rev. A. W. Seaton is in Ottawa at- Mrs. L. C. McArthur. Civil Defence Office For Counties MART1NT0WN McIntosh were in Berwick on Sat- Canastola, N.Y., were . visiting tending Conference of the United Rev. Robertson Millar and Mr. urday attending the wedding of friends and relatives over the week- Church. Mrs. Seaton is in Toronto Leslie Murray left on Sunday for Mrs. M. D. MeMartin returned Opened This Week At Cornwall home from Centerville, N.B., on their nephew, Douglas McIntosh and end. attending the Dominion Board of Vancouver, B.C., to attend the Gen- Miss Casselman. ] Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thompson and the WMS of the United Church. eral Assembly of the Presbyterian Because of prevailing winds from for Arnprior to take a training Friday. the west, Cornwall and the Three course at the Civil Defence College Mrs. Alex Scott, who spent some Miss Gladys Kier, Montreal, was I fa>mily, Cobden, were weekend guests Mi-, and Mrs. Cecil Bowen, Ot- Church. United Counties of Dundas, Stor- there. holidays with friends in Strath- mont and Glengarry will not be- A budget of $12,000 has been set more, has returned home. Also Miss come the reception centre for Ot- aside for use in civil defence this M. McGregor has returned from tawa’s 300,000 city and metropolitan year. Of this, the Federal govern- Lancaster. area population in the case of ment will pay 60 per cent; Ontario , Mr. and Mrs. Graham had as H-bomb attack. Provincial government 25 per cent Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. C. Kennedy, clerk-treasurer for and the last 25 per cent will be di- Mattice, Moulinette, and Mi', and the United Counties, disclosed this vided equally among the city and Mrs. R. Crowder, Cornwall. while officially announcing the ap- the counties. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDermid, Approval for this budget" and its The Island, had as weekend guests, June CLEARANCE! pointment of H. G. Williams as civil defence co-ordinator for both Corn- payments has been reached by all Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDermid, wall and the Three United Counties. concerned, Mr. Kennedy points out. Zuebricken, Germany; H. Douglas “The plan has been changed. In- A civil defence committee has McDerMid, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. stead of Ottawa’s population coming been set up with representatives J. B. McDermid, London; Mr. and here I understand those people will from both the city and the counties Mrs. Gordon McDermid, Toronto, move northward into Carleton and as member's. and Mr. and Mrs. Gbrdon Roberts These include from the counties, of Rayton Plains, Mich. of Farm Machinery Renfrew counties”, he said. “It has something to do with the Charles McMillan, warden; Allan C. Mr.. Glen Campbell and son, Ian, wind which blows in a westerly di- Vallance, chairman; L. C. Kennedy, | Asbestos, P.Q., spent a couple of rection. I understand that if an secretary; T. W. Lane, John Mc- days with Jais mother. Mi's. D. H. H-bomb were dropped it would blow Lennan and M. O. Robinson. From Campbell, North Branch. Mrs. Dan ONE ONLY FERGUSON 10" DISC PLOW USI PRICE f«oo SPECIAL $240.00 the fall-out in our direction aided the city the appointees are Aider- McLennan, Apple Hill, is a guest by this wind. men Ross, MacDonnell, Stanford, of Mi's. Campbell. ONE ONLY FERGUSON 7' LIFT DISC LIST PRICE moo SPECIAL $240.00 “This change also affects Corn- Villeneuve and Martin. wall and the Three United Counties. — o — present. Now we are basing our plans on NEW HOLLAND NO. 66 BALER WITH ENGINE ONE ONLY SPECIAL $1650.00 evacuation of this area into Pres- The May meeting of Picnic Grove cott and Russell to escape this fall- PICNIC CROVE WI was held at the home of Mrs. BRAND NEW FERGUSON 35 TRACTOR m MODEL SPECIAL $2000.00 out. H things should turn out dif- Mack Gumming, with Mrs.. Mc- ferently, however, we ' can expect . Under the convenership of the Naughton Cumming and Miss B. Prescott and Russell people to come entei'tainment committee, a very Van Loon as co-hostéss. 1854 FERGUSON TRACTOR 3nd PLOW GOOD CONDITION $975.00 here”, he explained. successful Salad Tea was held at the The motto was “No Matter How' Newly-appointed civil defence co- home of Mrs. George Black, by the Good the Product Is, It Must Be 1952 FERGUSON TRACTOR and PLOW PERPECT $875.00 ordinator, Mr. Williams is a former Picnic Grove WI. Well Advertised”. Rqll call, “Name city alderman and former president The tea table was tastefully decor- a local industry and its product”, of John MeMartin Branch 297 of the ated with lilacs, and spring flowers was answered by 20 members and Canadian Legion. He is also a re- were used for the small tables. Mrs. two visitors. T’erracer Blades and Scoops at Special Prices tired Courtaulds executive and vet- G. Fraser, Mrs. D. MacLachlan, Mrs. The minutes were read and ap- eran of both the First and Second Scott Fraser and Mrs. H. Mitchell, proved. Mrs. D. MacLachlan and World War. He served overseas in Mrs. G. Fourney and Mrs. S. Wight- Mrs. Jas. Wightman were appointed' the RAF as a squadron Jeader. man poured tea. delegates to the District Annual. NEW FERGUSON SIDE DELIVERY RAKES 8 FT $450.00 An office has been rented at 334 The matter of the WI sponsoring a Pitt street, where the hub of civil The teacher and pupils of S.S. No. play which a group from Cumber- NEW CLINTON 5 H.P. CHAIN SAWS SCINCH BLADE $225.00 defence for the area will be. Mr. 13, Charlottenburgh Maple Leaf land wish to put on, was left in the Williams expects to leave next week School, entertained the parents and hands of the entertainment com- FERGUSON MANURE LOADERS INSTALLED COMPLETE $200.00 friends at an Open House on Tues- mittee. day evening, May 28th. After a Mrs. K. Barton, District president, ^?SSSSS88SS5SSS5$t8SSS8SSSSS2S2SSS8SSSSSS?S5SS>. short programme put on by the was present and gave a very inspir- ONE ONLY FERGUSON 7' FE0 MOWER DEMONSTRATOR $350.00 pupils, Mrs. McGregor showed two ing address. She emphasized start- films, “Woi'kshop For Peace” and ing your meetings on time and avoid AUCTION SALE “Don’t Vote the Wrong Way”. The lengthy business periods. As the TRACTOR FRONT END BLADE (ANGLES) INSTALLED $225.00 parents were then invited to look Institute is a local organization, the LIVESTOCK and IMPLEMENTS over some of the work done by the funds should be used to benefit the community. Mrs. Mason McLennan, 29-7th Con., Lochiel pupils during the school , year. DUE TO STOCK REDUCTION DURING MONTH OF JUNE Lunch was served by the senior on behalf of the membei-s, thanked boys and gh'ls, assisted by some of Mrs. Barton. Reports of the stand- MONDAY, JUNE 26th the friends. An enjoyable time was ing committees were then read. Mrs. spent by all. J. C. McPherson had current events. All Truck, Car and Tractor Tires NORMAN A. MacDONALD, Mr. Edwin St. John moved a vote Institute Grace was then sung, and STUART MILNER, Dalkeith of thanks to Mrs. McGregor on be- hostesses served lunch, and a social Auctioneer. half of all the parents and friends time enjoyed. are offered at dealer’s cost •SSSSSSSSSSJSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^^ AGRICASTROL Haying Time Is 5 GALLON CAN $6.25 6-GALLON CASE $7.80 Approaching Come axfd See Us For Cockshutt PLOW SHARES FOR ALL FERGUSON AND FORD TRACTORS $1.40 UP HAY BALERS NEW FERGUSON 9-TINE TILLER SPECIAL $195 FORAGE ONE USED COCKSHUTT MODE 8A TWO FURROW PLOW $95 HARVESTERS SIDE RAKES Cheek Your Equipment • Good Selection of Used Cars and Trucks at Clearance Prices Now for Needed Parts . . . We Have Them In Stock. Highest Trade-In for your Old Car on the Beautiful 1957 Plymouth Don’t give your Old Tractor away . . . We pay good money on a trade-in. THOR WASHERS, RANGES and DRYERS—AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE I! Leo Lauzon McCLARY “WINDSOR” 10 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR SPECIAL $249.00 Sinclair St., Alexandria ZENITH FOOD FREEZERS—UPRIGHT OR CHEST TYPE—ALL SIZES L Phone 185-W DROP IN AND COMPARE OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY SEE ONTARIO AT Shepherd Bros. GLENGARRY FARMERS’ CO-OP Phone 77 - Alexandria - Night 171 Mill Square — ALEXANDRIA — Phone 347 J NOTICE CATTLE PRODUCERS A Public Hearing will be held at the following time and place For the purpose of considering and discussing a proposal by the Products Marketing Board. A representative of the Ontario Beef Ontario Beef Producers’ Association to levy a license fee at the rate Producers’ Association will be present to outline the plan. of 10 cents per head on all cattle and 5 cents per head on calves for Before the Farm Products Marketing Board may approve the each head slaughtered for the purpose of defraying the expenses of proposed plan by order, it must be satisfied that’ 60 per cent of the the Association in carrying out its objects of stimulating, increasing, producers are in favor of the proposal. ICaw^OvîtôâiLo B-êtte/l and improving the marketing of Ontario cattle for slaughter through advertising, education and research or other means. , All cattle-producers are urged to attend and express their views ONTARIO TRAVEL on the proposed plan. 737 Parliament Bldgs. Toronto The meeting will be chaired by an officer of the Ontario Farm Send literature to Name- ONTARIO FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING BOARD Address- F. K. B. Stewart, Secretary. Post Office- G. F. Perkin, Chairman. 52-3 Ontario Department of Travel & Publicity Hon. Bryan L Cathcart, Minister Page 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 13th, 1957 37—Help Wanted Female I)7SS58SSSSS2SSSS.^SÏSS?SS:S?ï;SSSSS5!SSSSS2SS5 Girl wanted for housework. Apply, GILLETTE’S Mrs. Gerry Dextras. Tel. 358, FATHER’S DAY F Z* «WBililM Alexandria. 24-lc 1—Coming Events -Personal Notice To Creditors Special — AT — United Church, Kirk Hiil, will hold “OLD AT 40, 50, 60?” MAN! You’re And Others their annual Social, the evening Crazy! Thousands peppy at 70. HOW BOUT THAT Bv RALPH TEE In the matter of the Estate of of July 24th. 24-lc Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up Donald McDonell (also spelled McLEISTER’S bodies lacking iron. For rundown McDonald), late of the Township DRUG STORE Annual Twilight Meeting of Glen- feeling many men, women call of Lochiel, in the County of Glen- garry Holstein Club, on Tuesday, “old”. New “get-acquainted” size garry, retired farmer, deceased. SUPER - SPEED July 2nd, on farm of R. A. and ONLY 60c. All druggists. 24-lc TAKE NOTICE that all persons RAZOR SET J. J. Denovan, Dalkeith. Guest having any claims against the Es- speaker to be announced. 24-lc CAR BUYERS tate of Donald McDonell, late of the with fresh or salt water Lure ATTENTION Township of Lochiel, in the County in handy fly and bait box Annual Social, St. Mary’s Parish, of Glengarry, retired farmer, who ^ Williams town — July 31st, 1957. —For complete insurance coverage and low cost financing, see me be- died on ‘or about the 17th day of $3.00 Value For Keep the date. 24-lc April, ALL 1957, are hereby required fore you buy your new Car or Truck to send' full particulars of their 2—Births or late model Used Car. This mod- claims to the undersigned solicitors ern, low cost insurance and finance $1.29 GUMMING — William ('Bill) and on or before the 20th day of June, plan available for either dealer or 1957, after which date the Estate Many other Father’s Day Audrey Gumming, Lancaster, an- Gift Items will be found nounce the arrival of their son, private sales. RAYMOND ROCHON, shall be distributed having -regard William Bruce, at Cornwall Gen- Alexandria. Phone 220. 1-tf only to such claims notice shall in our store. eral Hospital, May 26th — 9 lbs., then have been received. 814 ozs-- DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, LADIES: READ THIS ! this 29th day of May, A.D. 1957. HEATH—At Weston, Ontario, Hum- Unwanted hair removed perman- MILLIGAN & MACDONALD, McLEISTER’S ber Hospital, June 5th, to Mr. and ently from face, arms, legs, with 122 Sydney Street, REXALL DRUG STORE Mrs. Douglas Heath (nee Eliza- SANTEX. Harmless — leaves skin Cornwall, Ontario, Phone 21 Alexandria beth MacMillan), a daughter, I soft and smooth. SANTEX is Safe, Solicitors for the Estate. Margaret. Simple and Scientific. Sold on a s 22-3c imonéy-back guarantee. Price $3.00 ROCHON — Mr. and Mrs. Raymond or two supplies for $5.00 postpaid. Rochon armounce the birth of a (C.O.D. —: postage extra). son, at Bon Pasteur Hospital, Mrs. Doreen Hope & Co., Dept . . . Tuesday, June 11th. 6024 Park Ave., Montreal, Quebec - 24-Ip 3—Engagements FOR SERVICE WATCHES BRUNET - VanPUTTEN — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brunet, of R.R. 1, Percheron Stallion THERE IS GENERALLY A Martintown, announce the en- “DUNVEGAN HARRY” gagement Of'their daughter, Joan, Inspected and Enrolled in the i to Mr. Arie VanPutten, of Apple Canadian Stud Book, No. 479-663. Watch or Two Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrianus Foaled in 1953. VanPutten, of Apple Hill. The Standing, at owner’s stable. KICKING AROUND TPIE PLACE marriage has been arranged to Contact take place on Saturday, July the JAMES G. MacCRTMMON 13th, 1957, in St. Raphael’s RH. 1, Dunvegan Mc-D electric cream separator, 850 38—Help Wanted Male 45—Notices Quite often they are SECOND-HAND, but in Church, St. Raphaels West, at 10 Phone: Lochiel 21-R-2 cap.', stainless steel. Apply at o’clock in the morning. 24-2c any case they are guaranteed to give Campbell’s Hardware, .Maxville. Are you satisfied with your present NOTICE FLEMING - GELINEAU — Mr. and . . 24-lp income? If not, investigate, the 9—Personal Pursuant to adjournment, the . satisfaction. Mrs. N. L. Fleming of St. Foy, 1953 dump truck, 3% ton, newly money making possibilities, and June Session of the Council of the Que., announce the engagement of overhauled, new hoist.- Apply to secure future that can be yours Municipal Corporation of the Un- their daughter, Theresa Marion, FARMERS! Lorenzo Bedard, R.R. 1, Dalkeith, managing an independent rural ited Counties., of Stormont, Dundas to John Edward Gelineau, son of If you want to get your Grain Tel. Lochiel 33-R-6. 24-2p Watkins Dealership. Sell estab- and Glengarry will be held in the Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gelineau of and Cornfield Sprayed lished and nationally advertised Council Chambers, County Build- PRICES the Town of Mount Royal. The products. No investment, no ex- ings, Cornwall, on Monday, the 17th, marriage to take .place Saturday, Against Weeds 14—Autos For Sale perience necessary. If you have CONTACT day of June, A.D. 1957, at , 10:00 IN OUR OPINION ■ June the 29th, in St. Foy, Que. or can obtain car, write today for o’clock a.m. 1957 information without obligation to MacTAVISH - HAY—Mr. and Mrs. DENNY VAN LOON L. C. KENNEDY, YOU CANNOT BETTER THEM GREENFIELD Department O-A, The J. R. ^ Counties’ Clerk-Treasurer. James C. MacTavish of Sylvan DODGE COACH Watkins Co., 350 iSt. Roch Street, Lake, Alberta, wish to announce Phone: Maxville 152-W-13 Light-blue; only 1900 miles. County Buildings, Montreal, Que. 23-4c Cornwall, Ontario. 23-2c the engagement of their eldest Still under guarantee. daughter, Elsie Patricia, to Lance 10—Lost — Found 42—Agents Wanted Clarence Ostrom Stuart Hay, son of Mr., and Mrs. NOTICE Black wallet, containing personal $2,295.00 Thomas Hay of R.R. 1, 'Alex- ■ TO YOU, presently reading this in- TOWNSHIP OF LOCHIEL andria, Ont. Marriage to take papers. Return to . Norma Hutt, • sertion, a chance for bigger profits The monthly meetings of the place on July 22nd, 1957. Alexandria, ’phone 646. 24-Ip Fleetline.. and better .income is offered. Our Company is progressing and more Municipal Council of the Township 1949 Chevrolet Coach — $325 than ever our products are in de- of Lochiel will be held at the hour 7—Cards of Thanks 12—Articles For Sale of 7:30 pm. in the evening for the Ai?ply To mand, being of the first quality, FRASER — We wish to extend our McCulloch ohain_saw With 20" bar; needed everywhere and fast sales months of June, July, August. sincere thanks and appreciation also a Super Pioneer saw with 24" STERLING MYERS obtained. With our interesting A. J. MCDONALD, to friends, relatives and neighbors bar. Apply to, John Dashney, AVONMORE (3 miles south) conditions, soon you will be the Clerk-Treas. 24-2p 22-3c AUCTION SALE for kindness and sympathy shown Greenfield, Laggan Wëst. , 23-2p boss of a good and dependable us in bur recent bereavement business. Want to know more Town of Vankleek Hill OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE —The f amily-of the late 8-foot electric frig..showcase; 30-lb. 16—Poultry — Livestock about it? Write for details. If ^ Mrs. Malcolm Fraser. graduated scales; 25-lb. platform we are represented in your lo- Tender for Demolition scales; also a Hobart coffee Lochiel St., one block East of Sacred Heart Church, Lochinvar. 24-lp ARNOLD FARMS LTD. cality, we will have another inter- TENDERS will be received until grinder. All in perfect condition. GRENVILLE, QUE. esting suggestion for you. This is No reasonable offer refused. Apply noon, June 21st, 1957, for demolition 8—In Memoriam WORK HORSES FOR SALE the year where ambitious persons of the old High School buildings Alexandria to Earl Leroux, ’phone 182, Alex- ■ have a change to do something andria. 23-tf Receiving regular shipments of situated in the central part of the on MCDONALD — In loving memory of and improve their situation. Free, Town of Vankleek Hill. This is, a Leonard McDonald, who passed GOOD FARM HORSES informations at 1600 Delorimier, away five years ago, June 10th, Johnson’s outboard motor, 22 h.p., from Western Ontario. All, types two-storey solid brick building ap- Dept. 65, Station C, Montreal. proximately 35 ft. high, this com- 1952. in A1 condition; $100 cash. James and sizes for sale. 23-4c SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1957 Chenier. Tel. 104 or 26. 24-lc prising an auditorium, 35x70 ft., Time takes away the edge of grief, Top prices paid for all horses for classroom attached, 34x50 ft., and at 1:00 p.m. But memory turns back every leaf. slaughter. Also crippled or dead Lloyd aluminum baby carriage, like front classroom 40 x51 ft. There is 3-piece Chesterfield suite; Finlay oval white enameled range; Gilson —Ever remembered by Edith.. new. Apply, Mrs. C. L. Mac- animals picked up' for rendering considerable material that can be refrigerator, 9 cu. ft.; 9-piece dining-room set; comer all-glass china 24-lc Gregor, Maxville, or ’phone 160. purposes. YOU CAN DEPEND ON salvaged, which will more than com- cabinet; parlor set; oil space heater; centre tables; Lloyd baby carriage, Daytime—iphone Hawkesbury When kidneys fail to pensate for the demolition. 24-lc remove excess acids like new; extension kitchen table; 10 good kitchen chairs; odd chairs; For RESULTS Use MElrose 22124 or 22126 and wastes, back- State in tender the amount that 4 lawn chairs; 3 rocking chairs; sideboard; gramophone witii records; No. 3 rake bar Coçkshutt hay loader ache, tired feeling, will be paid for the building. at night or Sunday disturbed rest often small box stove with pipes; wicker book and paper rackf”wha,t-not; and 200 bushels of bats. Dan Mc- MElrose 23165 or 23816 follow. Dodd’s Building to be levelled, land lev- hall rack witii mirror; 2 double beds, complete; % bed, complète; Beatty Leod, RR 1, Dalkeith. Box 63. 1-57-tf Kidney Pills stimu- elled and all material to be taken “NEWS” WANT ADS Tel. Lochiel 5-R-12. 24-lc late kidneys to away. electric washing machine; vacuum cleaner with attachments; récord normal duty. You player attachment; 2 chest drawers with mirrors; bureaus; wash stands; 17—Baby Chicks feel better—sleep Highest or any tender not neces- better, work better. sarily accepted. hat raok; double -day bed; pillows; blankets; wall mirror; rangette; I ?Sô88S!8!S8S82!SS«888«S8ô8ôSô8ô88«ô«ôSôS8SïS58ôSô«5SôSôSôSSSô2ô«ô8S«S>S«ôSôSô88ÎS2SSô«ôS3S828S2 Get Dodd’s at any large quantity of good dishes; stainless steel knives and forks; garden Day-old Barred Rock and DeKalb drug store. You can C. E. BARTON, 101 chicks. . Write for price list depend on Dodd’s. Town Clerk, hose, 75 ft.; lawn mower; garden tools' glassware; set Wear-Ever, etc. Vankleek Hill, Ont. or send order to Major Poultry TERMS — $20 and under, cash; over that amount, 3 months’ D. A. FAWTHROP, B.COMM. Farm, RR. 2, Green Valley, Ont. credit on furnishing approved joint notes hearing 3% interest. Phone: Lancaster 4264. 9-tf~ J. ADRIEN BESNER, Proprietor, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Wise poultrykeepers find June Hill- TOWNSHIP OF CHARLOTTENBURGH ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. Alexandria. side Chicks mcneÿmakers at pres- 101 SYDNEY STREET ent low prices. Dayold . chicks SALVAGE YARDS — SECOND HAND Phone 105-J-5, Alexandria. /. available weekly. And pullets — CORNWALL ONTARIO all ages. Prompt Shipment. A£k GOODS agent — Raymond Lalande, Glen Robertson. 24-lc FINAL NOTICE is hereby directed to a by-law of the Town- ship of Charlottenburgh providing for TELEPHONE 7833 22—Farms For Sale or To Let l-57-tf Licensing, regulating and governing Salvage Shops, 100-acre dairy farm, good soil, brick Salvage Yards, Second Hand Goods Shops and Dealers AUCTION SALE dwelling with bath, hardwood , i ïn- Second Hand Goods and for reyoking any such floors, furnace, modern outbuild- license. Lot 29 in 7th Concession, Lochiel ings, silo, milk cooler, milking and that all shops, yards and vehicles, used for such purpose 2!4 miles east of Highway 34; five miles west of Dalkeith machine «fo.r 18 v head, pressure system. Public, separate and high must conform to the terms of the by-law. not later than 1st July ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUCTION schools near. Will sell with or next. without stock and equipment. Applications, for licenses must be -made to the Clerk- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26th, 1957 Must see to appreciate. Apply to Treasurer on or before the 29th June, 1957. LIVESTOCK — 35 head of high grade Holstein cattle, consisting of Held every Wednesday Stan Ryan, Maxville. 23-2p 15 milch cows, all mature, heavy milkers, TB and blood tested recently; at Alexandria — starting ot 7.30 p.m. W. J. MURRAY, 5-year-old heifers; 6 spring heifer calves; eight bull calves, weighing 24—Houses For Sale or To Let Williamstown, Ontario, CLERK-TREASURER. 200-350 lbs; Holstein bull, 2 years old, purebred, not registered. Belgian We will pick up cattle for our sale at $1.00 per head 3-room house on Victoria St., with 6th June, 1957. 24-lc mare, 12 years old, 1,550 lbs.; Percheron horse, 14 years, 1,450 lbs. over any reasonable distance water and bathroom, also garden, MACHINERY — Cookshutt “70” tractor, on steel, A-l condition; Massey- near Sacred Heart Church. ' Apply Hari'is No. 26 two-furrow tractor plow, new; Cockshutt No. 4 all-steel All hogs between 180 and 220 lbs. sold are tattooed to Charles Emile Massia, , Tel. manure spreader, like new; Massey-Harris No. 5 13-disc drill seeder; with Government Grade Alexandria 249-M. 24-3c Massey-Harris 6-ft. binder; Massey-Harris 3-piece spring-tooth harrow; PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION 3-piece drag harrow; International side delivery rake; Massey-Harris 31—Wanted — Miscellaneous 10-ft. dump rake; McCormick-Deering mower; Massey-Harris mower; Telephone 14-R-4 OMER POIRIER All kinds live poultry wanted. Write TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA tractor disk; hay loader; rubber-tired wagon; hay rack; 2 sets of sleighs; or phone us and we will send our driving sleigh; rubber-tired buggy; steel-tired milk rig; No. 6 Massey-x buyer. S. Laporte, Alexandria, Harris walking plow; com cutter; Chatham fanning mill, complete with ’phone 25. 21-tf bagger; Stewart hand clippers; 3 steel 6-in. calf stanchions; McCormick- TENDERS for PAINTING Deering cream separator, 750 lbs. capacity, with power attachment; Deadstock removed from your farm skidding tongs; grindstone; 3 fence augers; hand stretcher; beam scales, promptly for sanitary disposal. 600 lbs. capacity; 45-gal. gas drum; new 30-gal. milk can; new Cyclone $2.00 service charge for each call. ; WATER TANK STAND PIPE hand seeder; large Quebec heater; maple syrup pan; 100 lbs. Bell’s stock I CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL [ Telephone collect: Lancaster 229, mineral. Machinery all in good working condition.,. Cornwall 3730. St. Lawrence SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to contents, Set double harness; single harness; two sets of double breeching; horse FOR SALE Rendering Company Limited. will beh-eceived by the undersigned until noon, collars; 2 horse-blankets. .V 57-P Lumber — 20 pieces 20 ft. x 6 x 2; some rock elm planks for poles; All Kinds of Lumber and Fixtures WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1957, canthooks; whifiletrees; neckyokes; forks; shovels, and many more 33—Apartments—Flats To Let for painting the Water Tank Stand, Pipe in Alex- articles too numerous to mention. Plumbing — Electrical Fixtures — Doors — Windows Everything to be sold without reserve, as I am selling my farm. ’ Four-room apartment on Catherine andria-— Ten-Test — Gyproc — Plywood — Masonite TERMS — $20 and under, cash; over that amount, 4 months” St., with bathroom. Apply to Leo 1 coat of Red,Oxide Primer on the outside where credit on approved joint notes; 2% off for cash; all notes bearing DesGroseilliers, 'phone 65, Alex- required ; interest at 3%. ' Asphalt and Asbestos Shingles — Big Furnace (Boiler) 200 h.p. andria. 20-2p Building 40'xl20', 11 ft. high. Built without supporting posts 2 coats of Aluminum on the outside, and Terms on tractor and plough, half cash; 1 coat of No-OX ID Iron Rust Preventive inside balance same terms as sale. _■> FOR A REASONABLE PRICE ALEXANDRIA all to be brushed on. ' Anyone known or unknown to the proprietor, asking foy credit, .\ - IRON & METAL Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. must furnish bank references; no notes or cheques (unless CAN BE SEEN AT PENDLETON AIRPORT • • • P. A. CHARLEBOTS, certified) accepted without bank references, ' ■ We buy all kinds of Scrap. Secretary-Treasurer, NORMAN A. MacDONALD, Cdntact R. LAFOREST, Plantagenet, Ont. Phone 61 STUART MILNER, Auctioneer, Dalkeith, Ont. ’ 20-6C • • Alexandria Public Utilities Commission. W. MORRIS. Manager. Vankleek Hill, Ont. Phone: Lochiel 14-R-13