ALL GLENGARRY will be warmly welcoming our Royal Visitors, Saturday, as the Britannia bears them along our riverfront to Cornwall. Many will no doubt journey to Cornwall to see the Queen and Prince Philip in person. Those planning to view the Britannia on its way upriver will have to be up early Saturday morning. The Royal Yacht is due at the Snell lock at 8:45 f a.m., and tour officials inform us it will be passing Lancaster “sometime between 5:00 and 7:00 o’clock”. Where And When To See The Royal Conple Satnrday Following are the details of the Queen”. Royal couple’s visit to this area on 11:15 a.m. — The party enters Saturday, June 27th: motor cars and drives to the Recep- 11:00 a.m. — H.M.Y. Britannia is tion Centre of the Power Authority partially raised in the Eisenhower of the State of New York at the Lock with bow in place. The Queen south end of the Moses Saunders and the Duke of Edinburgh, accom- Dam. » panied by the Hon. George Hees, 11:30 a.m. — Arrival at the Re- disembark and are received by the. ception Centre at the south end Vice - President of the United of the Dam. The Governor of New States of America and Mrs. Nixon; York State presents , Mr. Robert the Governor of the St^e of New Moses, the Chairman of the Power York and Mrs. Rockefeller; the Authority of the State of New York, Premier of Ontario and Mrs. Frost, and Mrs. Moses; the Premier of and Mr. lÆWis Castle, Chairman of Ontario presents Mr. James S. the St. Lawrence Seaway Develop- Duncan, C.M.G., Chairman of the ment Corporation. Ontario Hydro Electric Pow'er Com- The party moves to the front of mission of Ontario, and Mrs. Dun- a platform. The Vice - President can. Mr. Moses makes a number speaks briefly and welcomes Her of presentations to The Queen, the Majesty and his Royal Highness. Duke of Edinburgh, the Vice Pi-esi- Her Majesty the Queen responds. dent and Mrs. Nixon, and the Gov- HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE PHILIP HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II The Massena High School Band ernor of New York State and Mrs. Rockefeller. Mr: Moses introduces . ^Pictoe by McKague. —Picture by McKague. plays the National Anthem of the Courtesy Ontario Department of Travel and Publicity Courtesy Ontario Department of Ti-avel and Publicity United States and “God Save The (Continued on Page 4)

• Will people who sit and • Breathes there the man ■watch ‘Queen For A Day* on with soul so dead, who never TV, go to Cornwall to see a . to himself has said, this is real Queen for a day? The Glengarry New my own , . .; hope it has oil? ONE OF CANADA’S AWARD-WINNING WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS

VOL. LXVIII — No. 26 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 25tli, 1959 • • SINGLE. COPT 7o Buu PISSES din-n. MIRE IT MCCRIMMOH Search For Oil Got Underway Saturday Guindon Majority Now At 69 Decision On Recount Monday With Arrival 01 Drilling Crew Official tabulation of the Jnne 11th vote, made today, gives Fem Guindon a 69 majority over his Liberal oppon- A diamond di’ill has already bit- ent. Returning Officer James Bentley put the final figures ten down past the 600-foot mark Five Cows Killed at: Guindon, 4,575; Major, 4,506. near MoCrimmon, as the search for Dinner Honors There were 95 rejected ballots. •oil under Glengarry reaches a new When Hit By Car Mr. Major has until Monday to apply for a judicial and exciting phase. The drill has Retiring Teacher recount. been working 24 hours a day since Dan J. MacDonald, Laggan, lost* Saturday as two shifts of workers five cows early this morning when Mrs. Duncan A. McDonald was keep the rig in action. Many spec- they were struck by a car driven honored Thursday of last week on tators have been drawn to the site. by Everett Nixon. The driver was the eve of her retirement from the Now Have Supervised Swimming At press time there was no indi- unhurt though his car -was wrecked. teaching staff of Glengarry District cation any trace’s of oil or oil-bear- The accident occurred one mile High School here. Fellow members Official Park Opening July 1st ing strata had been turned up. east of Laggan. Four of the cows, of the staff entertained members of The drill rig arrived Friday from which had' strayed-onto the County the Board of Trustees, their wives The summer season of supervised Houyn, Que., and was set up on Road, were killed instantly and a and friends, at a dinner held in the swimming at the Alexandria beach Many Anniversaries a farm owned by Mrs. A. H. Ken- fifth had to be disposed of this Alexandria Curling Club that eve- started yesterday to accommodate nedy of Cornwall. It is just west morning. ning. school parties from Finch and In Holy Cross of M.cCrimmon’s (Corners on the Chesterville. Other groups will be -Prescott County side of the bound- Rene Gauthier acted as chair- picnicking on the park this week, Thursday, July 2nd, will be a ary road. man, and Pi-incipal J. T. Smith was too, and there will be regular super- memorable ;day at thé Mother Four New Teachers called on to present to Mrs. Mc- vision from now until Labor Day House of the Holy Cross Com- Ofacials of the Toronto mining Donald a card table and chairs when school holidays end. munity, St Laurent, Que., when .syndicate which launched the hunt For High School from the staff. In making the Official opening of the Park sea- notable anniversaries of 78 of the for oil or mineral wealth in the presentation, Mr. Smith pointed out son takes place next Wednesday, Sisters of Holy Cross will be cele- area early this Spring were not on One of the new teacheks at Glen- jthat one of the reasons why Mrs. brated. They add up to 2,785 years garry District High School, next July 1st, ■with a day-long celebra- the scene when a News’ reporter McDonald’s contribution to this of service in the Order. term-, will be a former pupil of the tion which promises to be bigger visited the drill Monday afternoon. community was outstanding was 'Ruby anniversaries, 65 years, school. James Y. Baker of Corn- and better than ever. One of the engineers had been because she never let trifles bother will be observed by two of the wall, a son of Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. Three vaudeville acts out of there earlier, -We learned, to super- her. “She gave of herself unstint- nuns; seven ■will mark their dia- Baker, Alexandria, will teach Boys’ Montreal head'line the entertain- vise setting up of the rig. ingly to the things that were im- mond anniversaries, 60 years; no PT and Junior Mathematics. Jim ment on land, including a thrilling portant and worthwhile”, observed' less than 24, their golden dates, and It had passed' the 400-foot mark is taking a qualifying course at To- high-wire act on a bicycle, a sword Mr. Smith. 45 their silver anniversaries. at that time and rock samples ronto this summer. swallower, and Bozo the clo-wn. G. G. Aubry, chairman of the On the lake there will be a color- Among those marking 50 years in brought up appeared to be almost Other replacements on the staff; Board of Trustees, recalled his ful water-ski show presented by Holy Cross are Mother Wenceslas, Miss Gall Nyman of Long Sault, All granite or limestone. ■RCAF .personnel from Otta-wa. This now Superior at Gowgama, and a graduate of St Francis Xavier many years of association -with Mrs. will include a six-girl precision bal- Sister Mary of St. Gregory, who The ssmdicate has an option on University, who will teach Home McDonald and her splendid spirit ■ let ski team. was sacristan here for many years. Economics. of co-opemtion at all times. On one McOrimmon area farm and behalf of the board, he presented Notable, too, is the fact that the There ■will be platform entertain- principals of two Alexandria agreements with five other farm Miss Jacqueline Matte of Vank- her with a purse. ment, too, in song and dance; all owners on both sides of the Glen- leek Hill, a graduate of Ottawa schools are among those' celebrating In her gracious response, Mrs. the ■usual booths and for the kid- silver anniversaries. Sister M. of DIGGING FOR OIL — An estimated 200 area residents on SnlMay garry-Preseott border. Another 400 University, who -wiil take Girls’ PT dies the slides and rides they like and Junior French. McDonald paid special tribute to St Jamesma, of the Alexander visited the pastnre near McCrlnunon, where this diamond drill rig acres in the area just west of the parents in this district for the to linger at. School, was feted by her fellow is now sampling the sub-strata in search of oil. Members of the Dunvegan has been surveyed and Miss Ursula Flndeisen, a gradu- training and discipline they have The night show ■will see a repeat Sisters on Sunday. Sister M. of ate of McMaster University, who of the major afternoon entertain- agreements completed for the test given their children. In this way St Hose Alice, who directs Per- drill crew are staying at the nearby farm of Elmer MacDonald, which will have Library, English and they had made her work much ment and In addition there will be working. petual Help School, was so honored is one of thoM under option. —Photo, courtesy Standard-Freeholder Grade xm Biology. easier throughout the years. ((Continued on Page 4) on Mother’s Day. Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 25th, 1959

c DITOR lAL Q The Weeklies Say I j IT’S OXJB OPINION DOG PROBLEM The files of this newspaper show that from the very first days of the Our Queen Is On Our Doorstep town, dogs have been a problem, HER MAJESTY’S royal yacht, Britannia, would be for Glengarrians to know that as not the least serious aspect of the bears Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip she relaxed prior to Saturday’s ceremonies problem being that it has always along Glengarry’s new inland seashore at Cornwall, Her Majesty found time to caused a rift in the harmony of the look upon Glengarry’s shoreline, spy the community. — Cochrane (Ont.) this weekend. Through Lake St Francis, in Northland Post. cairn at Lancaster possibly, and know that WITH OUR close proximity much of the time to eager o O 0 watchers along the shorelines of Lancaster she was among loyal friends; many of them and Charlottenburgh townships, Britannia descended from those United Empire Loyal- ROYAL ROLE RAMBLING will thrust her bow upriver to Cornwall, ists who first settled this great province We think the Royal Family and on to the Great Lakes. No doubt many Glengarry people will should not only travel throughout REPORTER the Commonwealth but live in dif- Our Queen is in Canada to mark the converge on Cornwall, Saturday, to get a ! By ED. opening of the St. Lawrence deep seaway. glimpse of the royal couple and bid them ferent parts of it during the year. Apd what more impressive evidence of the welcome. Others will take points of vant- The proposal itself is attributed to School’s out this week for the the importance of the monarchy in summer holidays. Some’re smil- fact our vast inland sea. is now open to age along Lake St Francis to see Britannia Britain and to its influence over a ing, but they must be teachers ocean shipping could be offered than the go by at close range. Still others will be vast area in the world. — Camp- if they’re old enough to be sight of that gleaming white yacht heading content to stay at home and get a real close- bell ton (NJB.) Tribune. parents. upriver with its royal entourage. Britannia up via television. o O o has braved the ocean waves to write an Whatever the warmth of the public re- NOT BULL’S FAULT AND HE WAS FROM TEXAS epochal new chapter in the saga of the St. ception our Queen receives at Cornwall, she • We’ve all heard tall tales of Lawrence. Prom Father’s Point to the far is assured we of Glengarry warmly welcorhe A meeting of parents was called to discuss the poor quality of milk- Texans, that superior race of citi- reaches of Lake Superior, dwellers along her and her consort. Prince Philip. We are zens who hail from* the Empire our inland sea will know a special thrill as delighted at the prospect of having them being served in schools. "What this town needs”, shouted one mother, State. The editor ran into a fellow Britannia passes by, or briefly pauses in at our front door. Our only regret is that "i^ clean, fresh pasteurized milk editor from Texas last week who ports which still find the presence of ocean- they find it impossible to lift the latch and and -We must take the bull by the liked what he had seen of Ontario going boats a novelty. come in to enjoy Glengarry hospitality at horns and demand it.” — Wolfville so much he was toying with the- We doubt not, but that this portion of its best. (NB.) Acadian. idea of buying a paper up here. our Queen’s seven-week tour of Canada, this This first county in Ontario extends to o O o He cotild hardly believe his ears. voyage by water in her familiar home Queen Elizabeth and. Prince Philip a sin- CROWDED BOATS He couldn’t fathom a Texan ad- afloat, will prove the most rewarding and cerely warm welcome to Canada’s banner mitting there might be a better- restful of her hectic schedule. Pleasing it province. Those fishermen who overload future any place else than . right their boats and fortify themselves back home there among the oil with firewater before setting sail wells. / should be considerate of others. No Ultimate In Credit Cards This Texan was one of 30 US. Swim Season Starts This Weekend one seriously challenges their right weekly editors who were complet- to drown if they -w'ish, but they (Portageville (Missouri) Review) ing a two-week bus trip through SCHOOL is out today and two months of The beach season opens this weekend could and should attach a small Credit cards definitely are in vogue these days. They simplify book- Ontario as guests of the Ontario an* trained instructors will be on hand to buoy to their persons before setting fun and freedom from restraint lie keeping and check writing. Such cards are used in the purchase of cloth- Department of Travel and Pub- give lessons in swimming and to teach both out. This would greatly simplify licity. They had entered the prov- ahead for our youngsters. May they be ing, gasoline and many more items we haven’t space to mention. What all safe months, and may every one of these children and adults how to save themselves, the task of police in recovering the ince at Sault Ste. Marie, had seen. children return- to classes in September or others, in any emergency in water.. bodies. — Kentville (N.S.) Adver- America awaits, however, is the ultimate credit card: The one used to Elliott Lake and other mining healthier because of these months of sum- Not too many Ontario small towns boast tiser. postpone the payment of income taxes. towns, the Ottawa Valley, the St. mer relaxation. the fine supervised beach and water safety o O o Lawrence Seaway, Toronto. And training available here free to residents of SAFETY LIGHTS he Was impressed with both the One of the big hazards of the hot months the entire area. More parents should be The action taken by Edmonton present and the future of Ontario. is drowning. Last summer 117 Ontario making it a point to see that their children traffic engineers in installing over- Paying Our Persuaders Our Texas friend had a bit of an. people lost their lives in the water. This accent when he asked the editor: sign up for the course and follow the in- head flashing amiber lights to re- (Port Elgin Times) toll might be cut in half if more children struction faithfully. place 20-mile-an-hour school zones “How’d you sell your paper?” learned the rules of water safety sponsored . . . may well be repeated in other One practice disclosed by the House of Commons committee on tele- “$3.50 a year”, was the answer. Swimming know-how and knowledge of vision broadcasting that seems to us to be utterly indefensible is the “No, no, how’d you sell your by the Red Cross and available to all at our water' safety might save a life ■— your school areas throughout the Do- Alexandria park. minion to good advantage. . . . Sta- revelation that advertisers who make use of CBC-TV are paying only part paper?” “Oh, 7 cents a copy”, ye child’s life. tionary warning signs have become of the cost. The rest comes from general revenues. This simply means ed thought he imderstood this time. -part of the scenery to many motor- that taxpayers’ money is being used to subsidize certain programs identi- “What I mean”, this time the ists. — Lindsay (Ont.) Watchman- fied with certain advertisers. Texan took pains to spell it out; Warder. A tax ON advertising was bad enough. No one lamented the belated “what would you sell your paper In Defence Of Joyce Davidson for?” o O o demise of a former Finance Minister’s levy on the Canadian editions of IF Joyce Davidson was not such a lovely ficiently weighing his words. Joyce was REAL PENALTIES ÜB. magazines. But a tax FOR advertising is immeasurably worse. “It’s not for sale”, the editor re- We see no reason why firms which choose to employ media other plied, “and don’t tell me you’d piece of womanhood we might not be so but a TV type striving to prove she could be Looking around and reading what think of leaving that great state of than television for their commercial messages (and pay regular rates) inclined to rush to her defence. A knight entertaining, to a vast morning audience far we do of crime, we frequently think should be obliged to meet part of the expense of their competitors who use Texas for Ontario”, he came back. of old, we see ourself, armed not with a beyond the .floodlights trained on her. that installation of stocks on the “Yes, I would. I certainly would CBC-TV. sword but a pen And Joyce is a beautiful woman. Her courthouse lawn with a pile of fad- if I were a bit younger. ’This On- Joyce, if we may so familiarly refer to gaffe will strike most men as a reminder ing fruit ciose by might be a The public is entitled to much more enlightenment on this system tario of yours has a big future I’d one who visited us almost every night, via that with women you seldom get both greater deterrent of crime than $10 than it has so far received. In all other advertising media, rates paid hanker to be in on”, he prophesied. TV, expressed an opinion oyer the air- beauty and brains. She seemed to be an flnes. — Comox District (B.C.) Free by advei'tisers are well knowm and open to Inspection. There is no justifi- So there you are. Take it from exception, but after “Today” they may con- Press. cation for secrecy in so far as TV is concerned. a Texan. Don’t sell Ontario short. waves that may have been sincere but was ******** ill-timed, ill-placed, and certainly indiscreet sole themselves with the thought she was in view of the fact she is employed by just Tabloid size ; with almost perfect mea- One reason a girl can’t catch a Canadian Government Corporation, the ' surements. a ball like a man is that a CBC. Few of our readers, we think, are It is the timing that is so bad, and the DO YOU man’s a better catch; and unfamiliar with the nightly program choice of phraseology. Most Canadians, we easier. would say, are not indifferent to the visit üld L\ai}0 Syi)0 * * REMEMBER? Tabloid, primarily, perhaps, because the re- BRIDALS, OR BRIDLES? freshing face and personality of Joyce were of the Queen, 'riiey welcome her presence Gleaned from the fyles of THE GLENGARRY NEWS featured thereon. in Canada even as many of them wish for .BH' • June is the month for bridals; an entirely new approach to such visits of TEN YEARS AGO Athol, were completely destroyed by history of Orangeism at Dunvegan or should it be spelled bridles? At Miss, or Mrs. Davidson, was in New fire, thought to have been caused when the cornerstone for the new least it’s something of- a yolk or re- York Iqst week, trying for the big-time, State. They wish her stay among us could Friday, June 24th, 1949— hall w as laid by Deputy Grand be less formal, more enjoyable and relax- by lightning. — Wm. Brady of Lan- straining influence.^ lured there by repeated importunities of TV caster, who has been named as Master Chas. Lount of Cornwall. .— Timely, then, is this story from ing for she and her Prince Consort. They 1/^ The first Spring Show at Max- moguls who have yet to see anything so manager of the Government Liquor Nursing Sister Jessie M. McLen- the World Book Encyclopedia that are proud of their country and want only vUle, Tuesday, was hit by badly photogenic. On a guest appearance, the needed rain. The storm- had freak- Store, shortly to be opened at Lan- nan, daughter of D. R. McLennan, came in our mail: program. Today, she is reported to have that their Queen might see it as it is at its ish tornado-like winds which flat- caster, -was in town this week Lancaster, is a recent arrival from ■‘The Canadian bride sweeps down answered a question on the Royal Visit 'with finest ; when red tape and protocol are not tened three barns in the Bainsville -assisting the staff of the store here. overseas. the aisle with aU the self-satisfac- casting a palling gloom over, the exciting tion of a modem Diana returning the remark “like most Canadians, I’m in- area and struck again in the 3rd ☆ ☆ ik ☆ ☆ ■ different to the visit of the Queen”. picture of interesting people and places Kenyon. The kitchen of W. J. Ken- FIFTY YEARS AGO ■from the hunt with a stag slung other visitors see. nedy’s home was demolished and FORTY YEARS AGO over her shoulder. She later amplified her statement to say Friday, June 25th, 1909— that she “is indifferent toward the Royal It is pride in Canada as it really is that the bam roof blown off. John A. Friday, June 27th, 1919— “But this ritual wasn’t always Joyce meant to express in that statement, McDonell’s barn was also damaged the victory celebration of the fe- Visit but not toward the Royal Family”. pA Among those who have been 1^ Damage to the extent of $500 we think. I With it she was coupling the and trees in his bush uprooted. — was done to the interior of Won- male. And everything about the She is bringing her daughters to see feeling of ^any Canadians that we are not A native of Martintown, Dewar W. awarded the degree of M.D.CM. by wedding — including the word it- the Queen, but she elaborated “many of McGill University, Montreal, are derland, Thursday evening, by fire treating 'our Royal Visitors royally. We MdKillip, 45, of Massena, was the cause of which has no-t yet been self — is designed to remind her her neighbors, her friends and the people Wm. N. Campbell, Dalkeith; F. La- that she was once, at -best, a mar- are subjecting them to protocol that is long drowned June 15th in the St. Law- ascertained. — .Among the many she works with seem to be unimpressed by rence. — Ewen MaePhee this week douceur, B.A., Haw-kesbury; J. A. ketable commodity . . and at worst, since obsolete. We are robbing them of the Talion, Cornwall, and A. L. McDon- Glengarry students who have been the Royal Visit”. News articles describing joined the local staff of the Bank successful at outside colleges axe fair game for any strong-armed the Royal Family are ‘treacly’ — they hide enjoyment that might be theirs if they could of Nova Scotia. — Fred Deet of ald, son of Dr. P. A. McDonald of marauder. see Canada, meet Canadians, on the same Penetanguishene. — .Among the Gentleman Cadet D. J. MacDonald, the fact that the Queen is a real peraon, she Ottawa, this week joined the staff son of D. R. MacDonald, MF.P., “The best man, for example, is a plane as other visitors. of the News as linotype operator. soldiers who have returned^ recently relic of the days when a man added. are Piper Archie McDonald, Gorp. who has graduated from the Royal We trust press and public will have the Military College, Kingston, and simply carried off a girl who had All of which is probably true, but which tk ☆ ☆ Willie R. R. McDonald, 3rd Ken- CBC fellow employees are in no position to good taste to let this tempest in a teapot Donald Macdonald of “Garry Fen”, wandered too far from home. The 'die down before our Royal Visitors get into TWENTY YEARS AGO yon; Pte. John H. MoDonell, Sergt. husband-to-be brought along a relish, es]>ecially at a time when this gov- John McCormick, Alexandria; Gnr. who in first year Philosophy at this part of Canada. All of us, Joyce in- Friday, June 23rd, 1939— Loyola College, Montreal, captured muscular friend to fight off pur- ernment corporation is under scrutiny by Dan McKerchar, Ptes. Gladstone suers. cluded, have only goodwill' for Her Majesty the Lieutenant - Governor’s medal a House of Commons’ committee. A terrific I/* The last .surviving member of Hill and Wm. McDiarm-id, Maxville. “The bridegroom had to hide out and Prince Philip. All of us hope they may the family of John Sandfield Mac- — E. Irvine, contractor, who is for highest class standing. He also furore has been blown up in the wake of won four out of five of the other until the girl’s family got tired of enjoy.their visit to Canada. donald, first premier of Ontario, putting the Military Road in shape searching. Tlhis was the beginning her words, and before Hurricane Joyce prizes awai-ded. — A thrilling la- blows itself out Tabloid may have had it. Some of us, Joyce included, have our George Sandfield MacDonald died at present, has taken a contract to of the honeymoon . . .” doubts. Not all of us, thank goodness, are in Florida, June 16th. — James Hay build a permanent road north from crosse match -ushered in the home With-out Joyce, to its men followers at least, season here on Saturday, when the it could become the weather and so many provided the opportunity to ill - express of Fassifern, was winner of the 1939 Maxville village via St. Elmo to the When a man forgets himself those sentiments over a 'Ü.S. network. Plymouth coach drawn for at Boundary Road. — 'Tuesday the Shamrocks of Montreal defeated words. the brilliant Stars by a 4-3 score.— he usually does something, But then, few of us look like Joyce ! Sacred Heart parish social. — Mar- 24th was a red letter day in the everyone else remembers. In our opinion Joyce did open that garet H. MacGUlis of Lancaster, C. J. McMillan, we understand, has «**«*««« pretty mouth and put her foot in it, right rented the new cottage recently graduated as a nurse at Montreal DON’T KEEP CLEANING BAGS up to that eye-pleasing ankle. She could Let Her Blow! General Hospital. — Frank Costello erected on Bishop street north, received the B.A. degree from Ot- from its owner, W. Rowe. • Those shiny polythylene bags be indifferent to the Royal Visit without LMOST within a stone’s throw of !Me- making herself the mouth-piece for “most A tawa University, Sunday. — Mr. ■ik ☆ ☆ the Cleaner delivers your suit or Crimmon a diam-ond drill is biting down SIXTY YEARS AGO Canadians”, on an American network and and Mrs. 'D. L. Lalonde were in dress in can be a menace. Don’t through the rock this week in the search St Laurent, Monday, when their Friday, June 23rd, 1899— keep them around, destroy them at on the eve of the Queen’s arrival in Canada. for oil or other possible forms of mineral once, is the warning. Her statement was certainly ill-advised, ill- daughter Hilda completed the bi- wealth. All Eastern Ontario will be watch- lingual Commercial Course at Our 1^ A report telegraphed to the Since January 1st, 28 children timed. ing with interest for success in this search Lady of -Angels Academy. She was Montreal Herald announces that have been smothered to death by But it is only fair to remember that for hidden wealth and no more so than here a gold medallist. — D. A. Gray, steps are being taken to erect an these bags which are airproof and Joyce may have been a bit beyond her in Glengarry and neighboring Prescott, Dunvegan, left Tuesday for Kirk- up-to-date grist mill at Alexandria waterproof. Some kiddies have depth. With an MC like Dave Garroway where a gusher could change the entire land Lake. — At the home of her station. This ' will fill a long felt ■been killed while playing with the popping the loaded questions, even a prac- parents, Glen Sandfield, June lOth, want as the town has been without bags; others have been smothered, landscape, and the economy. a mill since the grist mill was when mothers used the polythylene tical politician might pop-off without suf- Let her blow, boys! Mary Irene MacMillan became the bride of Neil Blair, Dalkeith. burned some three years ago.—Miss material over the buggy or bed as Theresa McMillan is among the a protection against weather or ☆ ■sk ☆ THE GLENGARRY NEWS r; , graduates of the Gloucester Street insects. Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association; Ontario Weekly THIRTY YEARS AGO Concent, Ottawa, where she was Seems some quality in the ma- Newspapers’ Association; Eastern Ontario Newspapers’ Friday, June 28th, 1929— winner of a gold medal. Miss Mc- terial is especially susceptible to the Association; Audit Bureau of Circulation. IJ ® Millan arrived home Wednesday.— breath. A sleeping child’s inhala- Published every Thursday by Station Agent Shepherd and his FX3. Box 10 — The News Printing Company — Telephone 9 ^ ^ His Lordship Bishop Macdonell was tion of air can draw the polythy- staff had narrow escapes Tuesday in Montreal on Sunday ofBciating lene tight across the face, cutting EUGENE A. MACDONALD - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER afternoon when passenger train No. at the consecration of the new altar off an air supply. ^ ^ 50 struck an open switch and sent SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $3.50 per year, anywhere in Canada, payable in advance; * , and chancel windows in St. Pat- ’The bags are ideal for the Clean- United States and Foreign, $4.50 per year. a string of box cars hurtling into rick’s Church.—In the presence of a ers’ purposes, but their use should the station. — S. Laporte left on DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Casual, 70 cents per column inch. Contract rates given on large number of friends, William D. stop right there. Children have Wednesday for Montreal, where he appUcatlon. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 12 NOON WEDNESDAY. McMillan, 12-4th Kenyon, and Miss been pulling bags over their heads has accepted a position with the Lizzie McPherson, daughter of John in play since time immemorial, and C.N.R. — Early on Saturday morn- H. McPherson, 20-3rd Kenyon, were Authorized as Second Glass Matter by the Post Ofittce Department, Ottawa, Canada. these bags have a special attrac- ing the splendidly equipped barns made man and wife in St. Finnan’s tion because they are transparent. and stables of Dan D. MacGregor, Cathedral on Monday morning. But they also have proved deadly.. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 25th, 1959 Page 3

son’s cousin, Mrs. Florence Bell and her daughter, Mrs. Ansel Suldahl, NEWS AND I Mr. Suldahl, of Crookston, Minn.; OP INTEREST SURROUNDING | Mrs. Keiller, Ville St. Pierre, and FROM MAXVILLE DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. D. Bullock, Rouses Point, N.Y. Mrs. Jim Dixon and Miss Sarah Miss Marilyn MaoLerman, Glen A. MacBwen and Peter MaoEwen. Campbell spent Friday in Dun- fDOManm^miLSji Sandifield, spent the weekend with The Maxville Girl Guides and vegan. her grandmother, Mrs. Norman Brownies will go to Cornwall on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacDonald, Stewart. Saturday by Greer bus line, where Ottawa, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mrs. A. Haramis, Renfrew, is they will join the Cornwall troops Catherine MacDonald, Penny and .spending a few days with her son, at the athletic grounds to see the Judy. Nick Haramis, Mrs. Haramis and Queen. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim F. B. Villeneuve left Tuesday for Entertainment For All The Family family. Jasper, Alta., where he will spend Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Villeneuve Whissell are Mrs. W. E. Cowley and Timmy. Mrs. Cowley and Timmy three months as a caddy on the and girls, Hawkesbury, spent Sun- famous golf course there. day with Mr. and Mrs. Osie Ville- are returning from England, where they visited her parents and in- Sympathy is extended to Mrs. neuve. John E. Cass on the death of her A recent guest of Mrs. Neil A. laws,- to Port Harrison, Que., where she and her husband are in charge sister, Mrs. C. H. C. Cunningham, MacLean was Mrs. Rattee, of Corn- of Philadelphia, Penn., who passed wall. of a hospital run by the Depart- ment of Northern Affairs. away on June 11th in her 93rd year. Mrs. 'Win. Morrow has returned The late Mrs. Cunningham was the home from Ottawa, where she MAXVILLE W.I. former Sarah Jane Macintosh spent a few days with her daugh- Sproule of Maxville ana Rox- ter, Mrs. T. H. Acres, Mr. Acres and MARKS 50TH YEAR Peonies and roses mingled with borough. family, and her sister. Miss Agnes Mr. and Mrs. James Keir, Andy MclÆtman. the Institute colors, gold and Royal blue, decorated' the United Church and Lynn, of Montreal, were Sun- JÜLT 1st Miss Alice Wickenden, Montreal, day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James ON THE was the weekend guest of Mrs. W. hall on the afternoon of June 17 th, when the Maxville Women’s Insti- Robertson. tute celebrated their fiftieth anni- Miss Edyth MoLean of Ottawa, versary. spent the weekend with her brother, DOES YOUR CAE NEED Maxville WI was organized in Archie McLean. 1909 by Miss Laura Rose, now Mrs. Mrs. Clarence MoPhail is spend- EXPERT Laura Rose Stevens of Ottawa. ing some time visiting relatives in Mrs. J. P. McNaughton was first Hamilton. president, and Miss Minnie Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Brian Whitworth, was first secretary. To these wo- Karen, Judy and Nora, are holiday- men and those associated with ing with Mrs. J. W. Hall. Front End Mr. and Mrs. Stanley MacDonald them in the wîork, we owe a debt of gratitude. The only charter of Ottawa, spent Sunday with Mr. mem'ber present was Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Garnet Campbell and Alignment? Lambton. f>amily. The president, Mi'S. Stanley Kip- Sympathy is extended to Rev. ★★★ pen, presided, assisted by the secre- Bruno Pilon, his parents and family tary, Mrs. John Sinclair. After a in their recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McRae were Park FOR ONLY short business meeting, a special program was presented. A reading, in Ottawa for a few days the first Alexandria Ontario “Contrasting Today with Yester- of the week. years”, was given by Mrs. Harry Mrs. A. D. McDougall spent the $7.50 Lambton. Two solos were rendered weekend in Hamilton. by Mrs. Iver Mclver, accompanied Recent visitors with Mrs. Vic WE WILL by Mrs. W. S. MoLean. Hoople were her daughter, Mrs. Ai-chie Camipbell and family. • 1 Adjust Camber. A resume of the work of the past The Board of Trade is organizing a Parade Kent MoDermid ' and John Paul • 2 Adjust Caster. fifty years was given by Mrs. A.-D. McDougall. Greetings were brought Baril spent a few days in Montreal at 1:30 . . which will he headed by the HAWKESBURY HIGH SCHOOL BAND • 3 Adjust Toe-in. -from' Mrs. J. A. McArthur, Lancas- this week. • 4 Check King Pin Inclination. ter, our District president; Mrs. D. Hays, Cassbum, provincial Board MRS. JIM QUINN • 5 Check Springs and director, and Mrs. Leonard Mc- Funeral services were held in the Shackles. Ewen of Russell, daughter of the Hoople Funeral Parlors on Monday, Afternoon Program at 2 p.m., Night at 8 p.m. • 6 Check Brakes and Shock first president, who also introduced June 8th, at 2:30 pm. for the late Absorbers. the speaker, Mrs. Arthur Hudson, Mrs. Jim. Quinn. Rev. Donald • 7 Inflate Tires to Proper from Lynn, Ont. Munro officiated at the service. THREE BIG The Mysterious Pressures. Mrs. Hudson gave an interesting The late Mrs. Quinn passed away VAUDEVILLE ACTS THE Be Sure To Get This address on “Accomplishments; of on June 5th, at the home of her MAHARAJAH Done On Our the Past and Plans for the Future”. cousin, Mrs. Annie Urquhart, with CANADA’S ONLY JOHN BEAN Line Machine Mrs. A. D. Stewart thanked the whom she had been staying the last GREAT NORMAN speaker and all who took part. few years. She had been in ill SWORD - SWALLOWING A special attraction was a table health for some time. ’The de- HIGH WIRE ACT ACT of antiques, which consisted of ceased was 77 years of age, and had many articles over one hundred spent most of her life in Montreal, ON A BICYCLE Is a Wondrous Performance years old. where her husband predeceased her ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE Yet To Be Matched A dainty lunch with a three-tier some years ago. anniversary cake was served by the Surviving her are two sisters, committee in charge. Mrs. Bob Black (Nellie), Mrs. Annie MacPHAIL Foster, one brother. Geo. Merchant, (Intended for Last Issue) and one nephew. Geo. Quinn, all of MOTOR Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hoople at- Montreal. Bozo The Clown in a Laff- tended the U.S.A. open golf tourna- PoU'bearers Vere Bob Black, SALES ment at Mamaroneck, N.Y., last Leonard Urquhart, Bennett Urqu- week and also visited in New York hart and Gordon Merchant. Phone 85 Maxville Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Interment was in Maxville ceme- Provoking Comedy Skit John Jamieson were Mrs. Jamie- tery. Friends from' a distance were from Prescott, Cornwall and Mont- real. flRST CHOICE Afternoon and Evening Performances including SONGS, DANCING, MUSIC with those who GLEN NORMAN FERRIS WHEEL, BOAT and CHAIR Royal Secours and Miss Doreen RIDES, MERRY-GO-ROUND Know HAy BEST! Trottier of this place, and Miss Denise Brazeau of RR 2, Dalhousie PONIES Mills, were among other students of Alexandria District High School who left Monday on an enjoyable bus tour to New York and many 1. other points of interest Mrs. Jos. Brazeau of St. Justine, ON THE LAKE spent a portion of the past week ÆI i here with her son, D’Esnevai Bra- Exciting Water a fiarf zean and family. ■ Miss Flora Macdonald visited re- cently in Cornwall with her bro- ther, John R. Macdonald, a patient Ski Show Flow-Action in hospital there, and with her by RCAF Personnel sister, Mrs. A. J. McRae, and her daughter. Miss A. M. McRae. See a Human Pyramid on skis Sunday visitors with Mr. and Six - Girl Precision BALLET Ski Team Mrs. Isidore Secours were Mr. and Mrs, John Louis and son Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Secours and son Jean, aU of Cornwall, and MONSTER FIREWORKS Mr. and Mrs. Royal Gareau and son Henry, of Alexandria. DISPLAY AT NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. D’Esnevai Brazeau were in St Polycarpe on Saturday of last week attending a friend’s wedding. Mrs. A. Sayant spent Sunday last New, low-priced Haylmer 67— With her daughter, Mrs. Archie N. with Jeaf-soving FLOW-ACTION! Macdonald and children, in Glen Nevis. Sunday guests with Mi\ and Mrs OTHER ATTRACTIONS Bnmo Lauzon and children were at a new low price! his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Games, Bingo, Fish Pond TRACK and FIELD Lauzon of Dalhousie Station, and 'the former’s sister, Mrs. Paul Emile NOVELTIES EVENTS FOR KIDDIES You won’t believe it until you see it in action! It’s Charbonneau, and Mr. Charbon- Other Booths IN THE MORNING the Hayliner 67—a new, low-priced companion to neau, of Alexandria. New Holland’s famous Super Hayliner 68 . . . While enjoying some holidays in Restaurant On the Grounds 10 TO 12 NOON Glengarry and other points, Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. McDonald of Stop in today for full information! , Sioux Lookout district, both former FREE PARKING — Entrance on Derby St.; Exit Only via Lochiel St. — FREE PARKING Glengarrians, renewed acquaint- ances in our vicinity, on Monday. Admission ■ 50c; Chiidren 14 to 18 - 25c; under 14 years - Free Entitles You To Both Afternoon and Evening Fun COME AND ENJOY A DAY’S REAL FUN AND RELAXATION Alexandria Park and Recreation Committee ANT ADS Page 4 The Glengarry Néws, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 25th, 1959

Anna Tkyczenko, Betty Quesnel, Glengarry Junior Lera McCormick. Home Was Never Sam Brunet New open with a parade of decorated Three Teams Tied During the social hour which Relires After 43 vehicles through the streets at 1:3(V Soccer Trophy followed, Catherine Kennedy and Like This Lions President o’clock,^ headed by the Hawkesbury- Patsy McGillis entertained with the High School band. For Second Spot A beautiful trophy is now on dis- A homing: pigeon, flying out Installation of the new officers of Years In Teaching Claude Pilion of Pilion’s Jewel- play in the office window of The Charleston, and all joined in a of Montreal, stopped overnight Alexandria Lions Club took place liOchiel retained its four-point sing-song, accompanied by Ann lery, has donated a fine trophy- lead' in Glengarry Football League Glengarry News. It is a gift from Friday at the farm home of at Monday’s meeting, with District Former pupils and friends gath- v/hich wiU be presented to the best- McDonald at the piano. ered in Alexandria Public School, play this week as McCrimmon and a gentleman who has a strong de- Lochiel Reeve Roy MacMillan. Deputy Governor Bob Zimmerman decorated vehicle in the parade. Refreshments were served, after Friday night, to pay tribute to Glen Sandifleld moved up to tie sire to encourage youngsters in Very tame, it stayed in the yard as installing officer. Chief Ed Dupuis and Les Fraser which the meeting adjourned. school principal Mrs. Lauchie Mac- Dunvegan in second spot. Last good clean recreation. Each year and came to the door -Saturday, Retiring president Ray Periard are organizing the parade and hope.- Donald, who is retiring after 43 place Greenfield also won one. this prize will be competed for by morning when Mrs. MacMillan handed the gavel of office to in- to see a lot of entries. The standing: footballers of Glengarry who are was able to pick it up and ex- coming president Sam Brunet, and years in the teaching profession. 'fourteen years and under. Sixteen of those years have been P W L T F APt amine it. in turn received the past president’s Gerald Simpson of Glen Sand- devoted to the local school and Mrs. Lochiel 8 6 1 1 19 4 13 Motorcycle Races One leg bore a steel band pin. Need New Firemen field, has the responsibility ' of or- marked "‘Montreal, 1958”; the MacDonald Was presented with 16 Dunvegan 9 4 4 1 7 11 9 ganizing the league, and has as- Other officers installed: red roses, one lor each year of Alexandria Fire Brigade is look- McCrimmon 9 4 4 1 9 6 9 other had a rubber band, pre- ing for five recruits,to its ranks in. sured us that games will commence At RIgautI Park 1st vlce-pres.—Duncan Macdonell. service, by Ruth Humphries, who Glen Sandfield 9 4 4 1 17 11 9 sumably to carry a message. 2nd vice-pres.—Doug. Baxter. order to fill vacancies. ’Two mem- as soon as the schools close for The bird had the homing in- represented the. junior pupils. Greenfield 9 1 6 2 4 17 4 summer vaca.tion. 'Treasurer—^Darl Laporte. bers are reth-ing, we imderstand,. Games scheduled next week: June 28th stinct, Roy believes. When set Secretary—Jack Reid. D. J. Baxter, chairm^an of the and the strength of the brigade is free, it wheeled into the sky School Boai’d, presided, and follow- June Our third motorcycle meet of the Tail Twister—Lloyd McHugh. to be Increased by three to 16 men. and headed for Montreal. ing a brief musical period under 25— Greenfield vs. Lochiel. season will be presented at Rigaud Lion Tamer—John Proulx. Members of the brigade have- Park, Sunday, Jrme 28th, at 2 p.m. Directors — Michael Barbara, the direction of Rev. C. H. Dawes, completed a reconditioning of the 26— Glen SandfieldGirls vs. Dunvegan. In Lochiel an illuminated address was read by 27— Lochiel vs. McCrimmon. We sincerely hope the old weather- Campbell Fraser, A1 Malcomson old fire truck which includes a new Louis Shepherd, a former chairman 29— Greenfield vs. AndGlen Sandfield.Kenyon Form man will be kind enough to give us Teachers Feted and Norman MacDonald. paint job and modifications. lots of sun. With good weather, John Grant remains as bulletin of the board. Mr. Baxter, on be- 30— Dimvegan- vs. McCrimmon. half of the Board of Trustees, pre- July Softball League our American neighbors will be up Before Leaving editor. An enthusiastic group of girls to offer some stiff competition to sented a silver tea service to Mrs. 1— Glen Sandfield vs. Lochiel. Members of the staff of Glen- It was decided to hold one meet- met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. our Canadian lads. MacDonald. 2— ^McCrimmon vs. Greenfield. garry District High School here, ing a month in July and August. The many friends present con- Edwin McDonald on Friday, June In the expert class. Bud Koehler 4—Lochiel vs. Dunvegan. bade farewell to three who are An intensified drive is to be m'ade tributed to a purse presented by 20th, to organize a SoftbalL League. from New Dundee, Ont.; George leaving, at a staff tea in the school, Twenty-two girls were present. this weekend on sale of tickets on Lome Hall, and Mrs. MacDonald Donald Lanyon from Hazel Park, Tuesday of last week. the $1,000 bill to be drawn next Four teams were organized, one also received a toaster and sweater Made-To-Measure Suits Mich.; A1 Lewis from' Erie, Pa.; John D. Grant presented gifts to Wednesday, July 1st. from her pupils. from each of the following sections: Don McHugh from Toronto, will Mrs. Therese Whelan and Mrs. at J.. Fairview, Bonnie HUl, Quigley and Lunch was served in the junior MARRY A POOR GIRL compete against Edgar Davies who, John D. MacLeod, who are retiring, room-, which had been specially IF you WANT TO"SETTlf DOWN” Lome combined with S.S. No. 6, ■at our last meet, unofficially estab- -OR A RICHGIBU- and to Garruth Ives, who will teach Two Charged In decorated for the occasion by Mrs. Laframboise Clothing Lochiel. lished a new record for Rigaud IF YOU WANT TO "SETTLE UPI5 next teim at Peterborough. Wagoner’s classes and Miss Rhonda Satisfaction Guaranteed 'Schedule will be announced later. Park, that of 28 seconds for one lap Mr. and Mrs. Ives, who left Sat- Local Robbery Shepherd. Presiding at the tea The following officers were elect- of a half mile; Arnold Whittington urday for Peterborough, were also table were Mrs. D. D. McKinnon BOND ed: president, Irma McDonald; sec- from Lauzon, Que., and Buddy Ford A local man and a resident of the or Money Refunded feted recently at a farewell \party Finch area pleaded not guilty when and Ml'S. Louis Shepherd. The girls retary - treasm-er, Mary Sauve; who competed in the 100-miler at in the home of Mr. and Mi'S. James representatives, ^ Yvette Lavigne, arraigned Tuesday in Magistrate’s of grades seven and eight assisted' Phone 190 Alexandria Laconia last Sunday. Graham, attended by many friends. Court on a robbery charge. They in serving. ■We can always rely on our sen- Mrs. Carol Baxter made the pres- will be tried July 7th. Mrs. MacDonald’s many years of iors, who are our future experts of entation of a card table and cards. Chief Ed Dupuis picked up the teaching were also recognized June tomorrow. The juniors sometimes They were also honored last week 16th at the annual meeting of the are a little reckless and need to be two hours after the Cities Service at a gathering in the Sunday Lochiel Teachers’ Federation, when reminded' for their own good by Station on the Armouries Hill had School hall of the Çhurch-on-the- she was presented with a travelling CMA officials, who are mostly for- been robbed early Friday morning Attention, Motorists ! Hill, when the Woman’s Associa- clock. mer experienced riders and really tion presented Mrs. Ives with cos- of last week. Ray Jette, pro'prietor, Carburetor know the game. tume jewellery. The Boy Scouts estimated cash and cigarettes to I was at Laconia last weekend had gathered earlier to present Mr. the value of $150 had been taken. Supervised Swimming Filion’s and and my personal opinion is, the Ives with cufflinks and a matching American riders are good clean tie-pin. (Contlnuea from Page 1) Jewellery Co. Ltd. Automatic Choke sportsmen, but I stUl think our Graduated First Canadian boys are tops all along the closing fireworks display and Alexandria Repairs the way. ^ the draw for a $1,000 bill raffied by Green Valley Boy In Medicine the Lions Club. — at — 35 miles from Montreal, Rigaud Park is fast becoming known as Dr. Ronald Neil MacDonald was The afternoon entertainment will and Vankleek Hill one of the best half-mile tracks in Injured By Tractor awarded the Francis Williams Laurier Lefebvre’s Service Station Canada. Every program offers A six-year-old Green Valley boy Scholarship lor being first in Medi- ELECTRICAL and CARBURETOR thrilling moments of suspense and suffered painful injuries Sunday cine when he graduated from Mc- the crowds are bigger with every morning when he was struck by the Gill University, Montreal', on May SPECIALIST meet. — Advt. rear wheel of a tractor. -29th. Alexandria — Phone 391 Lawrence Robinson, RR 2, Green His mother, Mrs. Angus Neil Valley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald of Calgary, and his Robinson, suffered a fractured pel- brother. Dr. Claude MacDonald, Where And When... vis and internal injuries as a reS'Ult Ann Arbor, Mich., were present at AN EXTRA PANT FREE of the mishap. Convocation. (Continued from Page 1) with Each Suit Made-to-Measure He was taken to Cornwall Gen- Dr. MacDonald returned to Cal- SPECIAL THIS WEEK!!! the Governor to the assembled eral Hospital and is reported to be gary with his mother for a short gathering. Mr. Rockefeller speaks. resting comfortably today. Attend- holiday before he resumed his R. Vaillancourt Mr. Moses requests the Queen and ing physician._ Dr._ P._ A. Tidman of j duties as intern at the Royal Vic- Telephone 40-W GLEN ROBERTSON the Vice President of the United j L^noastm-r said hi^ condition was toria Hospital, Montreal. 1955 Chevrolet Station Wagon States to sign the Guest Book. 1 satisfactory. Brand New Engine Four New Tires 11:40 am. — The party enters] 29,000 Actual Miles automobiles and leaves for the cen- I tre of the Dam. * (Mf, and Mrs. ager of the hotel. The Mayor pre- Funeral Held Moses and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan sents members of Cornwall Council $1595.00 and others. precede the motorcade). ^ To Capreol, Out. 11:60 a.m. - Arrival at the centre ' P'”' “ Luncheon given by Florent Patenaude of the Dam. Mr. James Duncan Cornwall, Mrs. Angus McDonald of 62-39th presents a number of Hydro officers' 2:45 p.m. — Mr. and Mrs. Nixon, Street, Long Branch, Ont., died 0. P. A. Shepherd Bros and employees. Mr. Duncan, as and Mrs. Rockefeller, Mr. and June 8th in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Main St. ALEXANDRIA Phone 77 Master of (Ceremonies, calls upon Mrs. Moses and Mr. and Mrs^Dun- at the age of 64. Mrs. McDonald Mr. Moses, who speaks and intro- ' can say goodbye to The Queen and was the former Margaret Kennedy CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT duces the Vice President of the ^-Le Duke of Edinburgh. The Queen of the Fourth Kenyon, a daughter United States. The Vice President and Duke of Edinburgh proceed to of the late Duncan and Elizabeth Trustee in Bankruptcy S5«S?SSSSSSS?8?8JS«88SS8SStSJSS8«SSSSS?î5SîSSg!8SS?8S8îSSS8S888S$5?8^^ speaks. Mr. Duncan speaks and, their suite. Kennedy. requests The Queen to unveil the I 3:00 pm. — Royal Party leaves Since her marriage to Mr. Mc- monument. Her Majesty responds Hotel Cornwallis for Long Sault. ûDonald, September 19th, 1923, they CORNWALL AND HAWKESBURY and unveUs the monument. The The Premier of Ontario presents had resided in Capreol and Sud- PHONE WE 2-3793 PHONE MEL. 2-2292 band plays “The Star Spangled the Reeve of Long Sault (J. L. bury before removing to Long 52 PITT STREET Sales will Start Earlier I Banner” and “O Canada”. | MacDonald, Esq.). Mi'. MacDonald Branch. A devout member of MAIN STREET 12:15 p.m. — The party leaves ' presents the members of his Coun- Christ the King Roman Catholic for the Reception area at the north cil and their wives. Her Majesty Church in Long Branch, she had at end of the Dam. |is asked to accept a bouquet pre- served as Regent of Fatima Circle, 12:20 pm. - Arrival at North ^^ry Turner. ■Daughters of Isabella, at Capreol, Reception Area. The Premier of 3:35 pm. — The Queen and the and had been a charter member of Alexandria Commission Auction Ontario speaks briefly. Mr. Dun-, Uuke of Edinburgh leave Long the Sudbury group. Shepherd Bros. can'invites Her Majesty The (Queen | Sault, via Parkvfay Drive, Surviving are her husband, four and the Vice President of the Unit- 3:45 p.m. — Arrive at Ingleslde. ^sons and one daughter — Kelvin, ed States to sign the Ontario Hydro The Premier of Ontario presents of Toronto: Lawl-ence, of Capreol; Guest Book, and presents a number the Reeve of Ingleside (Ivan Betty, Grant and Allan, all of Long starting next Wednesday Branch. BUS SERVICE of representative workmen who Eaman, Esq.) and Mrs. Eaman. Mr. have worked on the Project. The Eaman presents the members of his The funeral was held Thursday, Please bring in stock earlier as SALE WILL I Premier of Ontario presents L. G. Council and their wives. Her Ma- June 11th, to Our Lady of Peace I START AT 3 O’CLOCK. Horses and Pigs | Lavigne, Esquire, the Mayor of jesty is asked to accept a bouquet Church in Capreol. Rev. H. A. Saturday Night Cornwall, and Mrs. Lavigne. presented by Miss Susan McLaren. O’Neill chanted the Requiem Mass, I will be sold first. | and interment was in Capreol 12:30 p.m'. — The Queen and the 4:20 pm. — Arrive at Morrisburg. Roman Catholic cemetery. Summer Schedule Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied The Premier of Ontoi'io presents p This change is due to new GOVERNMENT | Honorary pallbearers were: Lv. ALEXANDRIA 6.45 p.m. 11.00 p.m. i by the Hon. George Hees and the the Reeve of Morrisburg (Gordon Joseph Meinnis, Leo Sbrega, Thom, Esq.) and Mrs. Thom. Mr. Lv. LAGGAN à REGULATIONS. i Mayor of Cornwall and Mrs. La- James Coyne, William Perkins, 6.55 p.m. 11.10 p.m. vi'gne, leave for the Athletic Thom- presents the members of his Harry Bilsborough and Nelson Lv. KIRK HILL 7.00 p.m. 11.15 p.m. I i Grounds in Cornwall. Council and their wives, and Her Marquis. Majesty is asked to accept a bou- Lv. I ' OMER POIRIER, Prop. ■ I 12:35 p.m. — After departure of Active bearers were: DALKEITH 7.10 p.m. 11.25 p.m. quet jiresented by Miss Barbara Greg Coughlin, Dr. Duncan Ken- Lv. the Royal Party, the Vice President Stuart Thom. GLEN S’DFIELD 7.15 p.m. 11.30 p.m. SU’SS$S?88S?S;SÎ$58ÎS?88J?S?SSSSSfSïS?5%?S?gSS?îî8Sg?SSS?S$S58?8?SS$?8S55SSSSSS8SS5S;SÎS?8SSSS?St§ and Mrs. Nixon, the Governor and nedy, Ken Moinnis, Tom Finnegan, Lv. Mrs. Rockefeller, the Premier of 4:30 pm-. — The Queen and the William Ouellette and Armand LOCHIEL 7.25 p.m. 11.40 p.m. Ontario and Mrs. Frost, Mr. and Duke of Edmburgh leave Morris- Sbrega. Arr. ALEXANDRIA 7.45 p.m. 12.00 p.m. Mrs. Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, bui'g. Among relatives an dfriends I and other guests including Mr. H. 4:45 pm. — Arrive et Iroquois. present from a distance 'were: Miss Township of Charlottenburgh P. Peaver, Chief of Protocol, pro- The Premier of Ontario presents Patricia Kennedy, Dr. Duncan ceed directly to Hotel Cornwallis. the Reeve (Lloyd C. Davis, Esq.) Kennedy, Mrs. H. Menard, Mont- QUEEN’S PROGRAM . and his wife. The Reeve presents real; Miss Mai'giaret McDonald, TAX ARREARS Her Majesty anq parry arrive at members of his Council and their Ottawa; Mrs. W. C. Quinn, Mrs. Plan To Attend ST. PAUL’S PARISH j the athletic grounds, the motorcade wives. "Her Majesty is asked to H. Bachman, Mrs. Charles Barnes, NOTICE is hereby given that aU Arrears circles the track and then stops in accept a gift presented by. Miss Hornepayne, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. of Taxes unpaid as of— | front of the platform in the -centre Barbara Fetterly, on behalf of the James Duncan of Gravenhurst. of the grounds. The Queen is asked Town of Iroquois, and a bouquet, For RESULTS Use to sign the City of Cornwall guest presented by Miss Christine Davis. ANNUAL SOCIAL book. The Mayor asks Her Majesty 4:55 p.m'. — The Queen and the 30th of June, 1959 I to accept a painting of Long Sault Duke of Edinburgh leave Iroquois WANT ADS DALKEITH, ONTARIO Rapids. Michael Benedict, of the for Iroquois Lock. will be handed to the Bailiff for collection. f Iroquois Tribe, presents two la- 5:05 p.m'. — Arrive at Iroquois Statements of amounts have recently been | crosse sticks for Prince Charles; Lock. The Premier of Ontario and Tuesday, June 30th and Janice King, of the Iroquois Mrs. Frost say goodbye. CLEMENT mailed to all persons in arrears. | Tribe, presents a pair of Indian 5:10 pm. — The Queen and the moccasins for Princess Anne. The Duke of Edinburgh embark on INVESTMENT Prompt payment is requested, in order to | Queen is asked to accept a bouquet H.M.Y. Britannia. Grand Drawing $1000.00 avoid the embarrassment and expense of col- | presented' by Miss Julie Lavigne. 5:16 p.m. — H.M.Y. Britannia Alexandria, Ont. The Mayor, on behalf of the citi- leaves for Brockville. Municipal, Public and Separate Excellent Programme lection by the Bailiff. " zens of Cornwall, presents a gift to School Debentures Quilt Booths — Games — Lunch — W. J. MURRAY, I the Duke of Edinburgh. Short and Long Term Maturities 24 Handmade Quilts CLERK - TEEAS. ? 1:10 pm'. — Leave the athletic When in neeci of Busi- 6% grounds for the Hotel Cornwallis, ness 0 r Professional A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL 'WILLIAMSTO'WN, Out., June 22nd, 1959. I via Second Street. assistance, consult the CALL 43 DON’T MISS IT 1:20 pm.—Arrival at Hotel Corn- “News” Business and if you have money to Invest wallis. Met by Mr. F. Barber, mon- Professional Directory. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 25th, 1959 Page 5

Miss Muriel Lefebvre, a gradu- ate of Iona Academy, has secured Alexandria Girl Wed May 30th Five Graduated Approaching Marriages employment with the Ottawa Hy- dro Commission. She was accom- Weds Airman At Garson At Maryvale BEAUPRE - MAHEU panied to Ottawa on Sunday by her MINTY - COURVILLE GRIFFITHS - MAYVILLE Five students of Maryvale Abbey Mr. and Mrs. John D. McDonald, parents, Mr. and Mi-s. Wilfrid Le- A lovely wedding was solemnized The marriage of Audrey Augusta received' the Junior Matriculation Green Valley, announce the ap- febvre. at the Sacred Heart Church, June Mayville and Colin John Griffiths certificates at graduation ceremon- proaching marriage of Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pichie and 13th, when Rev. Emilien Houde took place in St. John Evangelist ies held on June 14th in St. Mar- Beaupré, daughter of Eldege Beau- SOCIAL and PERSONAL family and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome joined in holy wedlock Miss Merilda Church, Garson, Ont., on May 30th. garet’s Church, Glen Nevis. Dip- pré, Green Valley, to Jacques Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacRae, St, I Misses Sheila and Terry Kennedy Lalonde and family, all of Mont- Courville of Alexandria, daughter Father Kenneth Donnelly officiated lomas were presented by Rev. Leo Maheu, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Petersburg, Florida, ore visiting of Montreal, spent the weekend real, were weekend guests of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Zotique J. Cour- at the double-ring ceremony. Miss MacDonell following Mass and Maheu, Lachine. The marriage will with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacKae, here with their father, S. A. Ken- D. A. McIntosh and Alex. ville of Alexandria, and F/O Reg- Ann MacLennan -was soloist. Benediction, and the list of prize- take place July 11th in St Françoise Romano Church, Lachine. Greenfield. nedy. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. inald A. Minty, RCAF, Greenwood, The bride is the daughter of Mi', winners was read by Denis Besner. Miss Bosalee MacDonell, R.N, Miss Carole Trottier, the daugh- J. P. MacLeod, McCrimmon, were N.S., son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Donald A. Mayville of The prizes were presented by Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. MacLeod, DECAERE - BARBARA St. Catharines, is spending this ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Trottier Minty of Sinclair, B.C. Falconbridge, and a granddaughter Misses Ghislaine Besner and Gisele Mr. and Mrs. Michael Decaire, week with her parents, Mr. and and a graduate of Iona Academy, Montreal. J. P. E. Viau presided at the of lian Mayville, Alexandria. The Leblanc. Bainsville, announce’ the approach- Mrs. John A. MacDonell, and other this Week joined the staff of the Mrs. D. D. MacMillan, Miss organ. The soloists were Laurier groom is the son of the late G. Grauates were; Pierette Cloutier, ing marriage of their da-ughter, members of her family here. Bank of Nova Scotia here. Mamie MacMillan, Mrs. D. D. Mac- I CourviHe, Cornwall, and Howard Griffith and Mrs. Griffith of Syd- Rose Mae Lafromboise and Ginette Mary Frances Aileen, to Michael Patrick Mclver and Brian, Mont- Kinnon, Mrs. Albert Dale and Mrs. i Morris, Alexandria. Lamoureux, all of Cornwall; Cecile Miss Madeline MacPhee left last ney, Australia. George Barbara, son of Mr. and real', spent a couple of days last M. MacDougall, of Alexandria, Martin of Bainsville, and Kather- Mrs. T, G. Barbara, Alexandria. weekend for Detroit, where she will I The charming bride entered the The bride was given in marriage week with Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- visited in Glen Sandfield on Sun- I church on the arm of her father, by her father. She was lovely in ine Boi of Penetang. I The marriage will take place in St. spend the summer months with her day with Miss Kate MacLennan La-wrence Church, Curry HUl, on lver. I who gave her in marriage. She a floor-length gown of Imported sister, Mrs. Ed. MacEWnald, Mr. and the MacLennan family. Out-of-town guests in attendance I July 8th, 1959. Mrs. Frank Jackson, David and I -wore a white model nylon gown of silk organza over silk net and taf- MacDonald and family. Miss Hilda MaoBae and friend were: Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blackman, Ruth, Montreal, spent part of last I Chantilly lace in floor-length style feta 'With hand cut Alencon lace Chris Frigault of Montreal, spent Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moen, of St. VALADE - LESSARD week with Mr. and Mrs. John Car- ■ fashioned with a portrait neckline. appliques embroidered with seed Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Catharines; Francis Gobbo, Pres- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Valade an- dinal. Mr. Jackson was also here long sleeves, tightly fitted bodice pearls. The appliques outlined the Ronald MacLachlan, Glen Sand- ton, Ont.; Mrs. Alvin Clairmont, nounce the approaching marriage for the weekend. with a full flare skirt. Tiny seed Sabrina neckline to a point at the field. ■Wayne Clairmont, Parry Sound; of their daughter, Pauline, to Nel- Mrs. Fred Burns is in Glen Nevis pearls and sequins were embroid- waistline and were scattered over visiting with friends this week. Mrs. Francis J. Fagan, Tony John Parr, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. son Lessard, son of Mr. and Mrs. ered at neckline. Her finger-tip the full skirt. Long sleeves tapered Arthur Lessard, Shawinigan, Que. Mrs. Aurele Bellefeuille spent Fagan, Jack McDonald, Mr. and veil of tulle illusion fell from a D. Learmont, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. H. Freeston and sons, ah of to a point at the wrists. A coronet Mrs. Ken Hack, Toronto; Mrs. The marriage will take place July last ' weekend in Bourget visiting coronet of matching pearls and se- of seed pearls held a waist-length 18th, in Notre Dame de la Salette with friends and relatives. Ottawa, were weekend guests of quins. She carried a double ring Marilyn McDermld, Timmins. Church, Montreal. Major and Mrs. Angus McDonald veil of silk illusion. She wore the Joseph Bellefeuille, Henri Belle- bouquet of baby red roses. groom’s gift, fine cultured pearls, feuille, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Belle- (Grove). Mr. and Mrs. Josephat Theoret Ushers were Claude Courville, and carried a bouquet of -white and feuille and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond brother of the bride, Cobourg, and Talisman roses mingled with sprigs ;Charlebois were in Cornwall over and Pauline, spent Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs. Angelina Ranger, Gerald Lalonde, cousin of the bride, of ivy. the weekend visiting with Mrs. Alexandria. Miss Diane Crawford, Sudbury, C CINEMASCOPE Joseph Bellefeuille In Hotel Dieu. and Mr. and Mrs. Onesime Theoret and Ray, of Pont Chateau, Que. For her daughter’s wedding, Mrs. Was maid of honor. She wore a FRIDAY - SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. J. Mac- HAT SALE « Mr. and Mrs. John McRae and ■Comville chose a two-piece lace waltz-length frock of copper tone Donald of Sioux Lookout, Ont., are dress of dusty rose with black ac- peau de sole styled with a scoop June 26th and 27th on a trip renewing old acquaint- Mai'lene, of Daysland, Alta., are visiting with her sister, Mrs. John cessories and corsage of peach neckline, long tapered sleeves and AT GARMENTS « ances here. Natives of Glen Nor- roses. bouffant skirt. She wore matching man, they left here 42 years ago. W. McDonald, and Mr. McDonald, “The Geisha Boy” Elgg. . A reception was held in the headdress and shoes and carried a All Our Hats Are On Sale Ian McCormick left last week for bouquet of Shasta daisies and ivy « Comedy - Color Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Lalonde, K of C Hall following the wedding Anticosti, Que., where he ■will be sprigs. • at GREAT REDUCTIONS employed. Ewen McCormick Is Magistrate Leopold Lalonde and ceremony. Peonies and carnations Jerry Lewis The bride’s mother wore a sheath holidaying with his father, Frank Mrs. Lalonde, and Louise, visited were used to decorate the tables. dress of light blue lace with match- Sessue Hayakawa MoCbrmtok, after completing a on the weekend with Mr. and Mi's. Laurier Courville, brother of the Skirts Blouses « ing duster, white accessories and a thi-ee-year course in the Ai-my. Hilmer Ross in Dorval. bride, Cornwall, was the master of Regular 5.98 . . . for only Regular 3.00 . . . for only corsage of pink roses. Raymond Lefebvre, Fort Frances, Miss Nicole Ranger, a graduate ceremonies. The mother of the groom, present spent a two-week holiday here with of Alexandria Commercial Class, Later the young couple left on a MONDAY - TUESDAY from- Sydney, Australia, wore a 2.98 1.98 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid has secured employment with the, short honeymoon trip to the Laur- « navy blue sheath dress with match- June 29th and 30th Lefebvre. Miss Lucienne Lefebvre Ontario Hydro Office in Win- entians. They will reside at RCAF An assortment of SUMMER CASUALS ing bolero and accessories and a and her friend, Monique Leduc of chester. Station, Greenwood, N.S. Ottawa, attended graduation exer- Miss Kathleen Lafferty of Mont- For travelling, the bride donned corsage of red roses. “Indiscreet” The reception was held at the « cises at Iona Academy, while here real, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. a two-piece beige lace dress with Dresses for only 5.98 Legion Hall in Sudbury. The cou- Comedy - Color for a recent weekend. Archie O’Connor and family, and matching shoes and purse, orange- .ple left afterwards for a three- Cary ■ Grant-Ingrid Bermman Mr. and Mrs. Dari Laporte, Mr. her sister. Miss Ethel Lafferty. ice colored hat and gloves, and and Mrs. Roger Forgues and Gin- Visitors with Mi', and Mrs. P. J. corsage of orange - ice roses. month tour of Europe, whence they will sail from England for residence « ette, and Mrs. Berthe Massie spent Morris on Friday were Mrs. Bruce Out-of-town guests ■w'ere: F/O in Sydney, Australia. The bride the weekend in Quebec City visiting Irvine and daughters Miriam and and Mrs. Paul Goupille, Summer- CARMEN’S DRESS SHOPPE travelled in a sky blue sheath dress WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY with Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Massie Leah, Ottawa, and on Sunday they side, P.E.I.; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- and duster ensemble with match- Main St, ALEXANDRIA Phone 358 July 1st and 2nd and Danielle. had Mr. and Mrs. Pat Brady and Donell, Waddlngton, N.Y.; Mr. and ing accessories. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McCor- daughters Patricia and Valerie, of [ Mrs. Claude Courville, Cobourg, - ■ ■ - ^ - mick and family have returned to Lachine. Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cour- “The Old Man Jasper, Alta., after enjoying a Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks and i ville, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Bruno month’s vacation here, with rela- children, Brian, Allan, Catherine Courville, Cap de la Madeleine; And The Sea” tives. Mary, Anne Marie and Bruce, ; Mr. and Mrs. Laurier Courville, Drama - Color Real Lefebvre has joined the staS visited Mrs. Rose Broioks and Wil- | Mrs. E. J. Courville, Miss Leona of the Bank of Nova Scotia. He Spencer Tracy - Felipe Pazos fred McLeister, this week. Courville, Miss Viviane Menard, all is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Phyllis Mosher and Tommy of Cornwall; Mrs. Yvonne Du- Lefebvre, Alexandria. Mosher accompanied Miss Gene- roeher. Miss Gisele Bertrand, Mrs. BARBARA’S vieve Goi-mley of Montreal, on a Albert Leboeuf, Miss Rachelle Du- )fotQfOfo#OfOfQ«c»o*ofo*o«o*o#ofo#o#o#Q*o*o*o»o#o*o#o*o*o«oto*oto«o»o«o#o»o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o»ojo» bois, Mr. and Mrs. Andre Courville, >o*oio«oéo*oéo#o«o«o«o«o«o*o*o«o«5*o«o«o*o*o*o«o»o*o«o«o*o«o«o«c«o«o*o*o*o*o«o«o*o«o«o«o*c>«(>o motor trip to Saint John, N.B. There they will attend the high Larry Courville, Jo Mastro, Miss WAREHOUSE I school graduation ceremonies Jeanne Courville, all of Montreal. where Mrs. Mosher’s son, Peter, is | SUMMER among the grads. [ SHOE SALE Mr. and Mrs. Alex Maclaren andj To Make Home Bruce visited in Ottawa on Sunday ' with Major and Mrs. Harry Powell In Alexandria and family. FLAX - MINTZ Gilbert Sauve is spending this The marriage of Miss Phyllis $5,000 Worth of Shoes Furniture Sale week in Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, Mintz and Jack Stanley Flax took at where he underwent a tonsillec- place on Sunday, June 14th, in the ... reduced to give you tomy. Beth. Aaron Synagogue, Montreal. Rabbi Schwartz officiated at the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Massia and ceremony and the music was played the Best Bargains Robert Massia of Lachine; Mr. and by Perry Carmen, while Mr. Ros- Marcpux’s Furniture Store Mrs. Prank Lynch and Henri marin acted as soloist. of the Year Girard enjoyed a family get-to- The bride Is the daughter of Mr. gether with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and Mrs. Charles Mintz of Mont- Viau, Mr. and Mrs. Alderio Viau real, and the groom is the son of and Mr. and Mrs. Zepherin Viau Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flax of Alex- i Sale Starts June 2Bth at the home of Mrs. Emilien Viau andria. last Sunday. Given in marriage by her father, | Jim -Gallant, Claude Lemay and the bride wore a gown of white | 25% Discount Ray Smollett, local TV technicians, organza with lace trim and seeded | Visit this Sale were in Toronto last week as guests pearls at the neckline. She wore ^ on goods mentioned only of the Big-A Co. There they a pearl crown and her flowers were ' toured the General Electric TV pic- 12 101/2 cu. ft. McCLARY orchids and lilies-of-the-valley. | and be convinced ture tube plant and its small tube She was attended by her sister, j REFRIGERATORS, on sale for S239.50 plant. as maid of honor, and by her two 9 PHILCO REFRIGERATORS and WESTINGHOUSE Mrs. R. M. Baxter and Mrs. Glen cousins as bridesmaids. They wore : Shaver of Lunenburg, were Sunday gowns of yellow organza. Women’s 2 COMBINATION PHILCO REFRIGERATOR guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Baxter. The best man was Herbert Flax, and FRHEZER Men’s Oxfords Miss Helen Seger returned on brother of the groom. i Ballerina Slippers SALE SPECIAL 2 McCLARY CHEST FREEZERS Tuesday from Natchez, Miss., and The bride’s mother wore a gown ! WHILE THEY LAST 5.97 New Orleans, where she spent a of blue lace and organza, while the ' Big selection of all colors. Regular up to 3.95. 1 UPRIGHT FREEZER week’s holiday with friends. While mother of the groom’ wore a gown ' Boys’ Oxfords 4.67 4 15 cu. ft. FREEZERS— in Nachez she visited several of the of pink lace with seeded pearl trim. | SALE SPECIAL at J 09 ^nd 2.67 Youths’ Oxfords .... 3.67 Now on sale for “Ante Bellum” homes for which the Following their wedding trip to I «279.50 city is famous; Jefferson Military the United States, the couple ■will j Strider Oxfords 9 only 30" MOFFAT, McCLARY, WESTINGHOUSE College; the Natchez Trace and reside in Alexandria. Sandals - - - 1.99 up 22 pairs to clear. Beg. price 18.95. 11 0*7 ELECTRIC RANGES Rosalie built in 1729, which was YOURS AT 1 1 .*/ I General Grant’s headquarters dur- ette Borris, Marie Reine Brunet, 6 only BEATTY WASHERS ing the war between the States, and Big Offer in Lise DesGroseilliers and Jean Ladies’ Shoe Special WESTINGHOUSE DRYER saw the room General Grant lived Mance Massie. Also among the in. On Saturday she attended the Children’s Shoes 14 only CHESTERFIELD SETS and SECTIONALS group were Lucie Forget, from 77 pairs assorted PUMPS. dedication ceremony of Hardy An- Regular UD to 10.00 99c Savage Orthopedic; Boot or Oxford. J? 07 Crysler; Gisele Marion, from Corn- Reg. uu to 8.95. TO CLEAR 4 COUCHES— ders Field at Natchez airport and wall, and Monique St. Denis, Apple was among one of the lucky ■win- WMle they last Hill. «34.50 ners of a free trip by Texas airways ■Women’s The girls’ choir entertained Child’s Oxfords, 11 BEDROOM SUITES— C70 CA over the city. throughout the evening. Complete . . . prices from ***«78.50 I O.DU Mr. and Mrs. Brian MacMillan, Fine Kid Oxfords Boots, Patent Slippers 14 CHROME KITCHEN SETS— Cornwall, are enjoying a holiday in Arch-wedge, for comfort. SPECIAL PRICE 5-piece set . . . prices from «58.50 New York State, at the North Pole. Regular 7.95. YOURS FOR 4.97 NOW AT 2.59 Gordon McLeod, Elliott Lake, PERSONALIZED spent a few days receaitly with his SCOTCH TAPE Leather Sandals pai'ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mc- Ladies’ Moccasins Free Set of Dishes Leod, Kirk HiU. Foam sole. SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST CHILDREN’S . . . crepe sole 1.87 will be given with the purchase of any Miss V. M. Moskoree FOR ONLY- 1.99 and 2.77 Box 86 RUNNING SHOES of the above articles Maria Goretti Owen Sound Child’s Oxfords 87c Graduates Eight (Sample) Ladies’ Bed Slippers Misses’ Oxfords 99c A large stock of MATTRESSES ... 6 only rolls of °§ Friday, June 19th, was gradua- Child’s, Boot 1.19 Youth 1.27 FLOOR COVERING at 89c per running yard §§ tion night at Maria Goretti, and 600 Labels for $2.95 BIG SPECIALS at-99c and 1.37 Boys, Boot.. 1.47 Men’s 1.67 ... a large number of LAMPS saw eight young ladies a-warded Use them on Stationery, Books, Toys, — Take Advantage of These Prices 'While Sale Lasts — ss certificates on the completion of Music, Sport Goods. Junior Matriculation. CASH BASIS OR MONTHLY TERMS | Rev. Emilien Houde presided at Treat Your Feet g the evening function and the vale- And Your Pocketbook at BARBARA’S dictory was delivered in English by Wilfred McLeister Marcoux’s Furniture Store | Monique St. Denis and in French STATIONERY 29 Main St. ALEXANDRIA Phone 107 Elgin St. ALEXANDRIA Phone 49 §* by Lise DesGroseilliers. SHOPPERS’ NEEDS Five gi'aduates were from Alex- ALEXANDRIA. ONT. S?S?88SS8SSSSS88SS8?SS8SS888SS8«ÎSS88î88SSSS8S8S8SSS8S8SSS85Sæ8S8SiSl andria: Viviane Boisvenue, Claud- "Pagô 6 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 25th, 1959 McCulloch School Of Dancing Held Enjoyahie Revue The fifth annual dance revue staged by the MaoCuUoch School of Dancing was held in Alexander Hall, on Friday, May 29th. Thor- oughly enjoyed- by a large audience, more than 80 young dancers per- if foimed in a dozen varieties of tap OIMTARIO 1 and ballet and with several Scottish numibers. :ià: The show was opened with a peppy tap number by four of the ■older girls — Susan MoGillis, Gail AlacDonald, Sheryl Miller and fihirley Leroux. A group of young - r* *■* ■“tappers on parade” followed with individual presentations — Wanda **•. :, MaoDonell, Connie Barker, Patsy "Wagner, Ann Presley, John West- ley, Clare Crawford, Nancy Ann Malkin, -Charles MacDonald, Greg- ory MaoCulloch, Lynn and Beth Hoss, Helen and Kenneth Deruchie, Janice Ferguson, Gail Coleman and Hearna Ladouceur. The Highland numbers were very * impressive, as 85 dancers in their various plaids were led from the « " back of the hall by Mrs. Connie Blaney, who played the pipes for the various numibers. In the Novice Fling were: Dora Coleman, ■ Wendy Crawford, Merle Bender, Mariette Theoret, Pamella Mac- Donald, Diane Robertson, Connie 'i|- , • Barker, Patsy Wagner, Ann Presley, and Sheryl McGillis. The Sword - - dance was performed by Mary 1 i » ^ Grant, Bonnie McDonald, Patricia . , I ' Và MacDonald, Estelle M.acdonell, iLï V./* Sheila MoDonell and Sharon Mac- Millan. Tripping lightly through I the “Reel o’ Tulloch” were Gail McDonald, Patricia McGillis, Bar- bara McDonald and Linda McGil- *'■ . ^ ^ Î V ^ lis. This -was followed by the Shean Triubhas exhibited by Hea- -- «wCr-.T».-Stf--'.*.Br, ■ ther MacCulloch, Isobel Rozon, j Judy MacDonald, Susan Kemp, Sharon Lai’ocque, Donna McDon- ald, Joan MacDonald and Diane Levert. As a final number in the Acene the Advanced Fling was per- formed by Lois Colbran, Isobel Christie, Katherine Kennedy, El- aine MacDonald, Phyllis MacCul- loch, Katherine Shepherd and Susan McGillis. A very pretty ballet number per- formed against a background of H.M.Y. BRITANNIA on which Queen Elizabeth II and the Prince Philip will visit the Seaway area and Ontario lake ports garden scenery set with gay flow- ers, was gracefully presented by Barbara Zundler, Nicole Dan-glois and Wauneen Thompson. ' welcomes Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II The Hornpipe number was opened with the singing of “Every and His Royal Highness the Prince Philip for the opening of the Nice -Gh-1 Loves a Sailor”, by Jimmy and Blair MacDonald and the lively steps of the Sailors Hornpipe were measured out by Heather MaoCul- loch, Isobel Rozon, Susan Kemp, Judy MacDonald and Sheryl Mc- Gillis. 'The Irish Jig was drummed out ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY in spritely tempo by Katherine Kennedy, Donna McDonald, Joan The Government and the people of and Ontario’s raw materials and marked by many memorable events. MacDonald, Patricia MacDonald, Ontario welcome Her Majesty Queen manufactured goods. They will be of great historic signifi- Patricia MoGiUis, Catherine Shep- herd, Diane Levert, and Sharon Elizabeth II, and His Royal Highness Out of this Development has also cance, providing opportunity as well Larocque. A further exhibition of the Prince Philip, to our great come the great Provincial power to show to the Queen of Canada the Irish steps were demonstrated by unfailing loyalty, devotion and af- Lois Colbran, Georgette Decaire, Province. * project—in which Ontario has made Isobel Christie, Gail McDonald, With the official opening of The a vast financial investment—pro- fection of her Canadian people. Elaine MacDonald, Linda MoGil- St. Lawrence Seaway by Her Gracious viding additional power resources May the visit to Ontario of our lis, Susan McGillis and Barbara McDonald. Majesty, the worthy dream of years which can be used to increase our Gracious Sovereign be a pleasant one* The younger lassies then took becomes a reality. Now open to deep- industrial, agricultural and economic as we pay her due homage. over the st^e in gaUy colored water shipping of the world, our Lake strength. skirts and top Mats to tap through a lively pumber. Taking.pt^t were: Ports will provide access to the heart- Proud to be a partner in the British Colleen Barker, Jean Bruriet, Jac- land of the Continent — and from Commonwealth of Nations, our Cana- queline Gareau, Madeleine La- them, as ocean ports, will go forward, dian Nation rejoices in and looks combe, Brenda Nyman, Bonnie McDonald, Coleen and Sheila into world trade channels, Canada’s forward to the Royal visit. It will be Clark, Joyce and Betty Sabourln, Sandra McDonald, Mariette The- Prime Minister oret and Susan Laferrlere. Hold- ing his own in the number along with them was Richard Lapierre. Sharon MacMillan provided var- iety with two accord-ion solos which were a big hit with the audience, . and then proved she could tap dance as well, -jierfbrmirig a solo number. Jeanette Piette also demonstrated- a lively tap solo. Georgette Decaire and Roger Grant proved to be weU timed partners in a tap number, as did Claire Se- cours and Madeleine Larocque. The programme ended with a -comedy munber by several of the .Alexandria group dressed in fash- ions of the twenties performing -, their rendition -of the Charleston. Mrs. George Clark, Wllliamstown, was pianist for the evening. All the children came back on .stage for a grand finale and Mi’S. MaeCullach also appeared on stage to take rounds of applause from an appreciative audience. A dance revue was also held in Long Sault on June 9th. The potato, grown in Canada from coast to coast, ranks fifth ; among the Dominion’s field crops .in gross farm value.

i Published by the Division of Publicity THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO The Glengarry News, Alexanclria, Ontario, Thursday, June *25th, 1959 Page 7 Misses Carmen and Vivian Men- Mrs. Margaret Lund of Sarnia. Also other relatives. Also with them While enjoying a visit with mem- ard are home for the school holi- with them during the weekend was school term, followed by the Gradu- -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE during the weekend were Angus J. bers of their family in Vankleek day from‘ St. Michael’s Academy, Mrs. Rod M. McLeod of Alexandria. MacKinnon of Toronto, and Dun- ation Exercises on Sunday after- Cornwall. Hill and Alexandria, Wilfrid Trot- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thompson can MacKinnon of Montreal. noon at Maryvale Abbey, Glen Mrs. Mary Belle Bougie, Frank and children arrived here by motor Mrs. W. J. O’Shea of Montreal, tier and his mother, Mrs. Nap LAGGÂN Bougie, John Hughie MacDonald GREEN VAUEY from' Detroit, Mich., on Saturday of weekended here with her daughter, Trottier, both of Montreal, spent a Nevis, the Misses Carmen Brazeau, from Newark, Nj:., and Jack Mac- last week. Mrs. ’Thompson and A number of farmers have began Miss Flora MacDonell, Montreal, Mrs. Sylvester MacDonald, Mr. few hours on Sunday with Mr. and Pauline Decoste and Dorothy La- is vacationing with her brother, Donald, Indiana, are visiting Mr. children are remaining here to MacDonald and children, before re- lying operations and report a very I'ocque returned to their respective Duncan S. MacDonell, 5th Lane. and Mrs. Cameron MacDonald and spend the summer months with her turning to her home in Glen Nevis Mrs. Arcade Trottier'and family. K)d crop. Dan H. MacDonald here, and Mr. homes here on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Seguin, Mr. mother, Mrs. J. H. MacKinnon, and ithe early part of this week. With the completion of their and Mrs. Maurice Seguin and Miss and Mrs. Duncan H. MacDonald, jdrey, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Nixon Lancaster. Id Allan, were visiting Mr. and Marie Anne Seguin, Green Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. Rene Seguin, Co- Mrs. Bruno Levert is undergoing rs. Ernest Nixon, at Vernon, on treatment in Hotel Dieu, Cornwall. mday, when their family were teau Landing, attended the wedding of Jean Marie Seguin and Colette Mrs. Omer Beriault has returned 1 home for the 35th wedding an- from Hotel Dieu, where she under- versary of their parents. . , Picard in Hamilton last Saturday. Mrs. Wilfrid Menard accom- went surgery and is convalescing Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hope of Mar- at her home. ipanied Mr. Menard on a business itown, and Mrs. Carman Brighton Francis MacDougall is spending Brockville, spertt Friday evening trip to Toronto this week. Mrs. Angus R. MacDonell is visit- some time with his parents at Glen ,th Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacLeod, Walter. id attended the reception at Mc- ing in Montreal this week with Mr. •immon hall in honor of Mr. and and Mrs. Roger Martin and family, Congratulations are extended to and Mrs. C. E. MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Roy on the rs. John K. MacLeod. birth of their son, Robert, at Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Hughie MacDonald Misses Diana Levert and Betty Dieu, last week. Mrs. George MORE WONDERFUL YEARS OF LIVING! Prescott, spent Sunday with the Lee MacDonell attended the gradu- ation exercises at St. Michael’s Stewart, Montreal, is visiting with Look (Jown that road next time you’re driving. What’s ahead—a lot of living, or tter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- Mr. and Mrs. Roy and family. rt LaSalle and family. Academy, Cornwall, last Thiusday, the one second of carelessness it takes to die? Why not trade a little free time to Mr. and Mi-s. L. A. McNeice of where Miss Marie Claire Poirier ———o live a lot longer. The difference between 50 and 70 mph. isn’t worth the risk ;tawa, who spent the week with was a graduate in the Grade 12 . . . the few seconds you save are rarely that important. e latter’s father, James R. Grant group. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. In this freedom-loving land of ours, everyone has a chance to make his dreams Rene Poirier, and members of her id family, while here visited GLEN NORMAN come true. Give them that chance; your Ontario Department of Transport family were also guests. lends In Cornwall on Thursday urges you to observe the speed limits. Slow down and live. temoon and Friday, and on Sat- (Intended for Last Issue) day, accompanied by James R. lightning came in on the telephone Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Theoret rant ar

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PREPARE FOR Funeral Home, Cossehnan, until Currie Blair. convener for Condolence and get- ning. ’The July meeting w I LOWER SHOW Saturday when the Solemn Mass Correspondence re: the holiday well cards. Mrs. E. A. MacKiUican -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE- The North Roxborough Horticul- was chanted by Rev. Aime Leduc, withdrawn. week at Guelph; Extension Service and Mrs. Emery Brunet are con- tural Society had an executive P.P., at Our Lady of the Angels booklet explained. It was decided Upon motion, it was decid meeting on Friday at 2 p.m. in the Church, Moose Creek. He was not to have films sho'wn until late veners of Buying committee. pay the secretary-treasurer, STEWARTS GLEN MOOSE CREEK Community Hall. Mrs. Charles E. assisted by Rev. Bernard Guindon, in the Fall. All were in favor of holding Blair, president, chaired the meet- Crysler, and Rev. Bruno Pilon, Mrs. J. A. Buchanan was named grandmothers’ meeting in the eve- Currie Blair, for the ensuing Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. Guerrier and son j ing, assisted by the secretary, Mrs. Maxville. Burial was in the parish James and Lawrence, of Pembroke, Ronald of St Jerome, Que., spent W. H. Scott, and the treasurer, Mrs. cemetery. spent the weekend at Willie Clark’s. the weekend with her p^arents, Mr. J. A. McLean. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Donna spent it with Eileen Mac- and Mrs. D. W. Montcalm. The highlight of the meeting was Ethier (Bose) of Terrebone, Que., Rae. Mrs. Vernon Snair of Lachine, is getting the date of the aimual and one brother, Peter Prévost of Murdo Stewart, Ottawa, spent spending some holidays with, her Floral Show, which is Thursday, Moose Creek. He was of a quiet 'the weekend at his parental home. mother, Mrs. Tremblay, and her August 13th, in the Community disposition and a friend to all. Dan G. MacNaughton spent last brother, Earl Tremblay. Hall. Pallbearers were six nephews: ‘ weekend with Montreal friends. In Miss Theresa Villeneuve of Ot- The ju-dge is to be Mr. Cameron Gerard Prévost, Henry Pi'evost, his absence, Mr. and Mrs. Keith tawa, was a weekend guest of her of Ottawa. Mrs. Ambrose MoEl- Fernand Prévost, Andrew and Watson stayed with Mrs. Mac- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ville- heran was named convener of pro- Laurence Prévost, and Antoine . Naughton. neuve. gramme to be arranged for the Prévost. Mack MacBae, Vankleek Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Martin of evening of the Floral Show. Many Mass cards and floral trib- PERSONAL LOANS ' mjade several calls in the Glen on •Cornwall, spent a few days at her A full auid concise report was utes were received. Saturday. home here. Recently married in given by the secretary of the last Sympathy is extended to Peter A large crowd attended the auc- Cornwall, Mrs. Martin was formerly meeting held. She announced she Prévost of this town, and his sister, tion sale at Roddie Stewart’s on Mrs. Lucy Leclaire, of this place. 'had received the diploma to be Mrs. Ethier, in the death of a lov- FOR ANY REASONABLE PURPOSE Saturday, despite the showery Many frieilds here wish them much given to Mrs. A. A. Fraser for being ing brother. weather. happiness. the oldest member and always ex- Recent callers at Riverside Farm Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McRae hibiting at the annual Floral Show. A largely attended funeral was were Mrs. Peter D. Kippen and and son Grant of Skye; J. K. Mun- The director in the district, Mrs. held on Monday afternoon, that of AVAILABLE AT ANY BRANCH OF 'Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Alex N. roe, Donald and Elizabeth Munroe E. A. MacPhail, is to make the Albert Alexander Urquhart, whose Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fer- of Dalkeith, were visitors during presentation. death occiured on June 16th in a guson, Alex MacRae, Vankleek Hill, the w’eek of Mrs. J. A. MacLean Mrs. J. A. MacLean, treasurer, Regina hospital. It was held from . and sister-in-law, Mrs. Stevens of and Miss Cassie Munroe. gave a full and pleasing report. the home of his brother, William THE ROYAL BANK Regina. The following are in charge of Urquhart, Tayside, for services in John A. MacQueen, assessor, TEACHER GRADUATES tables for the Floral Show: 'St. Elmo Presbyterian Church, con- • made several calls in the Glen last In the report of graduates of To- Classes 1 to 5 — Mrs. J. A. Buch- ducted by Rev. Iver Mclver of Max- week. ronto University, the name of Miss anan, Mrs. Lynden Campbell. Class ville and St. Elmo. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Inglis and ■Doreen Montcalm appears as with 6 — Mrs. Charles Blair and Mrs. Bom in Athol (North) 79 years -children, Allan, Susan and Beverly, a High School Teacher’s Certifi- J. Leonard. Class 7 — Mrs. Currie ago, he was a son, of the late Mr. DO YOU HEED MOHEY of Montreal, spent the weekend at cate. Her many friends offer “con- Blair and Mrs. E. McNeil. Class 8 and Mrs. Alex Urquhart. For the their summer home. gratulations”. —Mrs. N. A. Macintosh, Mrs. A. past two years he had not been in ★ to consolidate debts McElheran. Class 9 — Mrs. E. L. good health and was in a Regina Blair, Mrs. Emery Brunet. Classes hospital for some months before ★ to meet insurance premiums 10 and 11 — Mrs. A. D. McRae, Mrs. death occurred. Gordon McKercher. Class 12 — He was an engineer, who retired ★ to pay doctor, dentist or hospital bills Mrs. Chester Valley, Mrs. W. H. eight years ago. Over sixty yecirs Soott. a resident of Regina, he had made -*• for educational purposes many friends there. Yearly he WILLING WORKERS MET visited his brother, William Urqu- ★ to meet unexpected obligations A largely attended Willing Work- hart, Mrs. Urquhart and family. ers meeting was held in the United He was a friend to aU and had a ★ to cover major purchases Church, with Mrs. Currie Blair pre- most successful life. Mr. Urquhart " » siding. was a lover of music and sports. ★ for home improvements? Mrs. A. D. McRae, secretary, and Leader in a Regina band and a Mrs. J. Leonard, treasurer, gave camera club, he was held in highest complete reports. Summer projects esteem, as was evidenced by the Personal loans for these and other reasonable purposes are were decided upon. Arrangements beautiful floral tributes received. were made for providing flowers for A Masonic service was held at the available at any branch of The Royal Bank of Canada to any the church for the remaining Sun- Tayside cemetery. credit-worthy individual. ’ days in June. Sm-viving are one sister (Abbie), The special coming event is a Mrs. Duguid of Montreal; one Obviously we do not encourage people to assume a debt they will be Strawberry Tea and Bake Sale, to brother, William Urquhart of Tay- > unable to repay. Such loans can be an embarrassment and a worry be held in the church hall on Sat- side; three nieces and three urday afternoon, July 4th. Con- nephews. to the borrower as well as the bank. veners were named to prepare and Many friends here extend sym- BUT if you have a steady job and are in a position to pay back ■c.arry out arrangements. pathy to the bereaved. your loan without undue hardship, by regular monthly instalments, Mizpah benediction w'as repeated in closing. your logical course is to call at your nearest Royal Bank branch. W.I. MET You will find the manager glad to discuss your needs with you and JOSEPH PREVOST The June meeting of the Moose Creek Women’s Institute was held BURIED HERE to explain to you the remarkably low rate of interest charged by this on Thursday evening in the Com- bank for personal loans. Many friends, cousins and neigh- munity Hall. bors attended the funeral on Satur- Mrs. Chris Walton chaired the day of Joseph Prévost, whose death meeting, which was opened with occurred at Casselman on Thurs- the usual exercises. The highlight Tfl^E eaS^IC OF CANADA day, June 16th. He was the son of of the meeting was the decision to the late Antoine Prévost and his cater to the Ploughing Match in Over 860 branches Coast to Coast wife, Adele Leduc. October, and the report of the Dis- Bom in the 8th Concession of trict annual meeting given by the Roxborough, he was unm,arried. delegate, Mrs. E. L. Blair. Minutes The body was at the Quesnel and roll call by the secretary, Mrs.

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Mrs. Dan Crevier, were Mr. and Mrs. Rheal Duperron and family of Summerstown; Lloyd Kettyle Early Summer Weddings and Donna of Lnchute; Mrs. Esther ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUOION ■Crevier of Montreal, and Miss Will Reside In Bernice Crevier of Montreal. Married In Bob Vollee of Valleyifleld, was a Pittsburgh Alexandria Held every Wednesday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Alcide at Alexandria — starting at 7:30 p.m. Taillon. STEWART - McKELVY CHABOT - MacDONALD We will pick up cattle for our sale at $1.00 per head A double ring ceremony in the The marriage of Shirley Mac- over any reasonable distance. Central - Pittsburgh Covenanter Donald and Lucien Chabot took Church, Pennsylvania, home church place in St. Finnan’s Cathedral on All hogs between 180 and 220 lbs. sold are tattooed LANCASTER of the bride’s mother, on Wednes- June 6th at 10:00 a.m. Rev. John with Government Grade. day, Jime 10th, at 7:30 p.m., united D. McPhail officiated at the cere- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schnaufer in marriage Alice ' Elizabeth, only mony. and Miss O. Schnaufer, Montreal, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. B. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Telephone 14-R-4 OMER POIRIER spent the weekend at their summer H. McKelvy of Glen Sandfield, and Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald and homes. West Front. Ontario, and Reid Winfield, only !the groom is the son of Mr. and Rev. S. D. Self, Mrs. Self and son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stewart, Ml'S. Lucien Chabot, all of Alex- family have returned to St. An- New Kensington, Pa. andria. drew’s manse after spending a three-week vacation with the for- The bride’s father officiated, The bride was given in marriage mer’s mother in Toronto. assisted by Di-. R. J. G. McKnight, by her father, and wore a floor- Further To Jack McDonald of the Cornwall President Emeritus of the R.P. length gown of white lace and net General Hospital staff, is spending Seminary, and the Rev. Robert styled with a full skirt. A cap of a three-week vacation at his home Fullerton, the groom’s pastor. Mr. pearls and sequins held her waist- BLOOD TYPING here. J. W. Anderson of Beaver Falls, length veil, and she carried a cas- On March 26th, 1959, and on April 2nd, I published an open Mrs. Olive Williams and Judy Pa., was organist. Before the cere- cade bouquet of American Beauty mony, two Psalms were sung by roses. letter in the press re: ‘‘BLOOD TYPING IN CATTLE”. This spent the weekend with Montreal appeared in several papers. relatives. Miss Lois Ramsey, Syracuse, N.Y., The bridesmaids were Miss Shir- Mr. and Mrs. Alan Conley and and Mrs. Wayne Spear, Geneva ley Seguin, who wore a waltz- As of June 6th, no one had questioned, disputed or repudi- HIGH ON THE WIRE—The Great Norman and his high wire bicycle family arrived here from Dayton, College, Pa. length gown of yellow with lime ated my statements, so I registered to The Crown Attorney, County of Prescott, the following: act, will be one of the thrills at the July 1st Park Opening. Ohio, to spend a few weeks with The vows were exchanged in a colored carnation corsage, and Miss Mrs. Conley’s mother, Mrs. J. A. setting of banked ferns among Rosabelle Lalonde, who wore a “Sir, enclosed you will Rnd a clipping taken from McBain, and Mr. and Mrs. John which nestled a large lighted Bible Waltz-length gown of blue with a local newsi^aper, as published therein, and as Crown MoBain and Kathleen. formerly belonging to Reid’s great- corsage of pink carnations. The Attorney, should you wish to refute any of the facts -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE- Mrs. Frank Cable spent the great-grandfather, and flanked by bride’s sister, Judy MacDonald, stated or lay any official charges, please do so within tall candelabra. The Bible was acted as flower girl. ten (10) days from the above date and oblige.—Gerald newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Rowe.” MacDonald. Robert McCalpine and family in open at the versé: “And Jesus was Malcolm MacDonald, Jr., acted McCRIMNON Mrs. Kevin McGee and little son Brockville. called ... to the marriage.”—John as groomsman, and ushers were No reply has been received, which should be proof my Danny, of Brudenell, axe spending Mrs. R. D. McNaughton, Corn- 2:2. .John Godard and Robert Abrahms. statements are fact and a grave injustice has been committed. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrison some time with her parents, Mr. wall, spent the weekend at her The bride wore a short-sleeved (The mother of the bride wore a Yours truly, have returned from Ancaster, after and Mrs. Dan Crevier. home here. white taffeta gown and long, drêss of light blue with a pink cor- spending a month with Mr. and Drilling for oil commenced this Mr. and Mrs. Westley Craig of matching mitts. The fitted bodice sage, and the groom’s mother wore GERALD ROWE Mrs. Earl Walker. week, on the Kennedy farm, west Summerstown, made a short visit was crested with French lace, the a navy blue suit with a red corsage. last week with Mrs. J. J. Munroe pointed scallops of the sabrina Sid Plamador’s Oi'chestra fur- >«c*c*o*o«o*o«c*o*o*o*o*o*o»o«o*o«o«< A very enjoyable dance was held of McCrinwnon. >oio*o#o«o*o«c*o*u«o*o*o«o*o*o*o*o«o#o«o*o«o#ci(>«c*o«o*o*o«o*o*o«o»o«o*0'»o«o»o«g»o«o«o*o«otQ*Q< on Friday night in honor of the Visitors on Sunday, with Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Poumey. neckline being touched with h- nished the music for the reception Albra Hebert, South Lancaster, ridescent sequins. The bouffant held in the afternoon in Alexander

—.«cio^ôioèo*^^ had with him on Father’s Day, his skirt ended in a chapel train. Her Hall. son Lucien, Mrs. Hebert and family, fingertip illusion veil fell from a 'For their honeymoon to Montreal Calgary; Mr. and Mrs. Roach and ANNOUNCING THE OPENING of chaplet of tulle orange blossoms and later to Niagara Falls, the family, Ottawa; Marcel, of London; and leaves. A single strand of bridd chose a sheath dress of pink Gerard and Reta Hebert, Ottawa; pearls, the gift of the groom, com- with matching duster and white Central Canada Exhibition Sister Hose Hebert, Brockville; Mr. pleted her costume. She carried a accessories. Green Valley Welding Shop and Mrs. Schafer and family, of cascade of stephanotis and ivy, cen- The couple will reside in Alex- on Highway 34, corner 9th Lancaster Cornwall. tred with one large white orchid. andria. August 21 St to 29th JOSEPH D. JOANETTE, Prop. The maid of honor was Jessie McFarland of California. The (Inclusive) bridesmaids were Vida Grace Mc- and black tie. Arc and Acetylene Welding Kelvy and Patricia Patton, cousins The bride’s mother received in Closing Dates For Entries (WORK GUARANTEED) DUNVEGAN of the bride, both from Pennsyl- the church hall. She wore mid- vania, and Elsie Harrington of night lace with blonde pink acces- HORSE July 27th Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowrie, Mont- HORSE SHOW July 27th Bring your welding to my shop or ’phone Alexandria Michigan. All wore matching gowns sories. The groom’s mother wore real, visited their mother, Mrs. A. CATTLE, SHEEP; SWINE, POULTRY July 31st 348-J-3, and my portable unit will service your macii- Grant, on Sunday, and she accom- with fitted bodice of white French dusky pink lace with white acces- sories. Each wore an orchid cor- HANDICRAFT, EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS July 31st inery wherever it breaks down. panied them hack to the city. Mr. lace over pastel satin of aqua .yel- WOMEN’S INSTITUTES July 6th 23-40 and Mrs. Alex Grant, Ottawa, Were low, mauve and pink, respectively. sage fashioned with harmonizing JUNIOR AGRICULTURE August 12th also visitors. The pleated' satin cummerbund was ribbon. AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL John Cutt, B.A., and Mrs. Cutt tied at the back in a tailored bow The tiered wedding cake, made PRODUCTS ; August 12th and their son Brian, of Kingston, with long streamers falling over the by Mrs. Sara Clyde McKelvy, aunt HONEY and OTHER FOOD PRODUCTS August 12th spent the weekend with Mr. and full skirt of dotted Sw'iss nylon over of the bride and formerly of Brodie, HIGHLAND DANCING August 12th Mrs. Frank Phillips and Miss Kath- net. Dior bows of the dotted Swiss Ontario, was decorated by her DOG SHOW August 12th leen. formed their hats. They carried daughter. Dr. Marihel McKelvy, All entries MUST be on OFFICIAL FORMS Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Morrison Colonial bouquets of cro;ished carn- M.D., and was nested in pastel which may be secured from and Miss Anne and friend, Mont- ations, centred with rosebuds and tulle, continuing the rainbow motif. THE real, spent the weekend here. fringed with daisies. Canada, Ireland and 12 States The Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacKinnon The tiny flower girl, Priscilla were represented among the 300 Central Canada Exhibition were in Cornwall on Saturday. Stewart, cousin of the groom, wore guests. ASSOCIATION Following her senior matricula- Mr. and Mrs. A. MacEwen and white caught with yellow rosebuds. Lausdowne Park, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada children, Maxville, spent Sunday A garland of the rosebuds crowned tion in the Alexandria High School, Alexandria Commission Auction (PRIZE LIST ON REQUEST) with their mother, Mrs. Alex her blonde burls. With her walked Alice was graduated from Geneva Campbell. wee Robbie Fullerton, dressed in a College last year and has since Sales Barn Misses Sheila Ferguson, Helen white linen suit and carrying the taught in the New Kensington MacLeod and Isabel Stewart, John rings on a heart-shaped satin pil- schools. Reid received his B.A. has been appointed an MaoLeod and Malcolm Dewar, Ot- low encircled with heirloom lace degree from Westminster College tawa, spent the weekend at their which had graced the wedding and his M.A. in Chemistry from homes here. gowns of the bride’s mother and Case Institute of Technology, Assembly Yard Mrs. Bob Armstrong and little grandmother. Cleveland. He completed his three- by the son Alan, Ottawa, are visiting at Kenneth McBurney of Kansas, year theological course in the Re- her parental home. was best man. The ushers were formed Presbyterian (Covenanter) Ontario Hog Producers’ Co-operative Mrs. Wm. Carpenter, Montreal, is Ralph McKelvy of Glen Sandfield, Seminary this spring. Following at present spending some time with Ontario^ brother of the bride, and his ordination and installation on opening on her mother, Mrs. Ellen Fleming. Ed Robeson and Ed Cepull. both July 2nd, Alice and Reid 'will be at Mrs. Ellen Pechie, Cornwall, is at of Pennsylvania. They wore white home to their friends in the manse present spending a few days with dinner jackets with dark trousers at Lisbon, N.Y. Monday, June 29th her brother, D. A. Gray. Miss Annie Campbell of Ottawa, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. spent a couple of days at her home here. . D. A. Gray is attending County Continuous Action Council In Cornwall this w'eek. ALEXANDRIA MUSIC RECITAL ENJOYED SPRAYERS On Monday evening, in the Pub- ss lic School here. Rev. C. H. Dawes, Regular 1.34 Big Specials Alexandria, and his pupils gave a recital, which is an annual event. 99c There were choruses by the school CLEANERS pupUs and community singing to I during June and July Rev. Mr. Dawes’ accompaniment Dual Purpose on the accordion. Taking part were will be I in Robert MacMillan, Sharon Grant, Garry Hewston, Faye Fletcher, Insect Bomb Mary Campbell and Shirley Grant Regular 1.59’ (beginners making their debut), I ROY Kenneth MacKinnon, Margaret Blaney, Phyllis MacRae, Beatrice MacLeod, Donald MacMillan; solos 1.29 by Faye Fletcher, Merrill MacPhee, I APPLIANCES Margaret Blaney; accordion solo by Sheldon Robertson, Moose Creek. CLOS Effective Liquid I at His sister, Brenda Robertson, gave from a piano solo. During the evening. Eileen Mac- Rae read an address, and Garry Livestock Spray Hewston presented Rev. Mr. Dawes CLEMENT Regular 2.75 with a gift from the pupils. Then Mrs. D. N. MacMillan was MONDAY, JUNE 29th taken by surprise when Beatrice Furniture Co., Ltd MacLeod and Faye Fletcher called 1.98 PboBe 43 MAIN STREET SOUTH Phone 43 o her to the platform and presented ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO her with a gift on behalf of the pupils, who received their lessons Re-opening BALER TWINE on the manse piano. ROY REFRIGERATORS Dr. MacMillan was then called Top Quality Lowest Prices Automatic Defrosting — 12^2 cu. ft. — Regular $460 on for a few w’ords, and he ex- pressed his great pleasure at being HARVEST and CO-OP BRANDS Special $339.00 able to be present. Special Discount on Ten or More 9 cu. ft. — Regular $301.00 Following more group singing the JULY Sth program came to a close. The ladies served lunch and a happy • ! Special $219.00 social hour was spent. 12 cu. ft. Freezer — Regular $449.95 Rev. C. H. Daw'es is to be com- plimented on the splendid work Glengarry Farmers’ Co-op Special $299.00 here, his music teaching among our FOR PLANT REPAIRS MiU Square ALEXANDRIA — Phone 347 20% off regular price in ROY lines children. : 0 SEE us BEFORE YOU BUY TERMS or CASH Well over 1,000 Canadians, most AND STAFF HOLIDAYS of them civil servants, live perman- ently in the Arctic. I Page 10 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, June 25th, 1959

r—Cardé of Thanks 15—Farm Produce 22—Farms For Sale or To Let 40—Emplo3unent Wanted Lacordaire Hears (Continued) 100 acres, 92 acres cultivated land, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Standing hay for sale. Apply to: ■> Hugh P. MacMillan, RR. 1, Alex- mostly clay land, small maple Young woman with experience as Talk On Alcohol URQUHAR' We w'ould like to andria. Phone: Lochiel 40-R-21. bush, good buildings, brick house, ■grocery store and drug store For Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.: 50 cents for thirty words or less; express sincere thanks to all 25-2p stables have cement floors, steel clerk, also as cashier, would like A large attendance greeted “Dr. 2 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. our nd neighbors for stanchions; electricity in house employment in Alexandria. Apply Jim”, guest speaker, from Mont- their ts and kindness, Births, Deaths: No charge. Cards of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- Standing hay for sale, about 40 and barn; telephone in house. to Box “B”, c/o Glengarry News. real, here to address the followers oriam: Minimtun, 75 cents, 10 cents per line of verse. Public floral 'and sympathy at acres mixed hay. Contact Mrs. Lbt 14-5 Lochiel. Kenneth Mac- 26-lc of the 'Lacordaire movement at Notices: 12 cents per line, first insertion; 8 cents per line subse- the time of Mrs. Quinn’s death. Donald J. McDonald, 7th Con., Caskill, Glen Sandfield, Ont. Quent insertions; 10 cents extra, if not paid in advance; 25 cents Special thanks to Rev. Donald 23-4p Township of Charlottenburgh their monthly meeting held re- Lancaster, % mile west of Dal- cently in Sacred Heart parish hall. extra, if Box No. used. Classified Display: $1.00 per column inch. Munro, and Dr. John Mutch for housie Station. Phone: Lane. his special attention. 5286. 25-2p 24—Houses For Sale or To Let Drawing from personal experi- —Mrs. Urquhart and family. COUNCIL MEEHNC ences, “Dr. Jim” held his audience Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than noon Maxville, Ont. 26-lc To rent—a summer cottage, three Thursday, to appear in current week’s columns. For Sale, 500 twine-tied bales, al- The regular July ipeeting of the in rapt attention as he recounted falfa and timothy mixed. Apply rooms. Apply at Campeau’s Council of the Coi ^ oration of the Store, Guaytovm. 24-3p the sad experiences suffered 8—In Meinoriam to John P. McCrimmon, R.R. 1, Township of Charlottenburgh will through the abuse of alcoholic Dunvegan. 25-2c be held at 10 a.m'. on— 1—Coming Events 2—Births KIPPEN — In loving memory of a New bungalow, winterized, 14x18, drink. Most of the credit for his (Conitlnuedl dear husband, father and grand- easy to move. Price $600. Apply Monday, July 6th, 1959 rehabilitation to a good and useful The monthly meeting of Lochiel i Standing hay for sale. Apply to to Arthur Lefebvre, Gien Rob- life he feels is due to the influence ' father, Peter D. Kippen, who Peter M c S w e y n, McCrimmon instead of on the first Wednesday Township School Area will be MARCH — To Mr. and Mrs. Leo passed away July 1st, 1958. ertson. Phone 426-W-2. 24-3p of the month, as is usual. of the Lacordaire movement, and held in McCrimmon School, on March, Dalhousie, at Hotel Dieu, —Wife and family. Corners. Phone: Lochiel 3-R-24. ^ . . Cornwall, on June 16th, 1959, a 25-2C For Sale — New bungalow and shed W. J. MURRAY, in thanksgiving for having received Thtffsday, July 2nd, 1959, at-8:30 RR. 1, Greenfield. 26-lc the grace to reform he now lectures p.m. 26-lc son. with garage, on lot ISO'xlSO', on Clerk - Treasurer. 30 acres of standing hay at Lot 9, Glen Robertson road. Heavy duty Williamstown, Ont., in various parishes and to date has MacGRBGOR — In loving memory 8th Charlottenburgh. Apply to made over 700 appearances. A reception for Reid W. Stewart MacSLEOD — To Mr. and Mrs. of a dear brother, R. Burns Mac- wiring. Contact; Evariste Jeau- June 22nd, 1959. and his wife, nee Alice MdKelvy, Ranald MacLeod (nee Shirley Gregor, who died July 3rd, 1958. D. J. McDonald, St. Raphael. rond, Alexandria, Ont. 25-3c A meeting was held earlier in the 26-2p will ibe held at the Brodie Manse, McDonell), Glen Norman, at Also father, Robert C. Mac- afternoon at Lancaster, to enable Monday, July' 6th, at 8:30 p.m. Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, on June 5-room house for sale, in Village of Gregor, who died December 1st, About 50 acres of standing hay, Apple Hill; new plumbing and as many people as possible to bene- All friends welcome. 26-2c 25th, a son — a brother for 1914; mother, Elizabeth Kennedy Kenneth. some timothy and clover mixed. wiring. Apply: A. J. Pilion, Box JJ. DUBUC, B.A., O.D. fit from the guest speaker’s visit MacGregor, who died November Apply to Dan Anderson, Maxville. 107, Apple HÜ1. Phone: Maxville OPTOMETRIST here. Wedding reception in honour of il'Sth, 1921; sisters, Christena Bay- Mr. and Mrs. Jean Marie Seguin SEGUIN — To Mr. and Mrs. Real Phone: Maxville I18-W-2. 54-J-14. 25-2C (EYE EXAMINATIONS) A programme followed the lec- Seguin (nee Dorothy Quesnell), liss, November 19th, and Ida 26-2p (nee Colette Picard), on Friday, Sproul, April 19th, 1942. Eight-room house for sale, with Open All Day Wednesday, 9-12 am., ture here, with songs by the girls June 26th, at Green Valley Pa- Dalhousie, at Hotel Dieu, Corn- of Maria Goretti; piano selections wall, on June 16th, a daughter “Oft in the stilly night. Standing hay for sale, mostly al- bathroom and heavy duty wiring; 1-6 p.m.; Open Wednesday Evening vilion. Everyone welcome. Note: also chickenhouse, situated' on by appointment only by Claude Brisson and Lilianne The hall is available for wedding (Fernande). E’er slumbers chain has bound me. falfa. Apply to Pi’ancis MaoPhee, Pond memory brings the light ' 7-acre lot on paved road; 21 tpiles Beriault; violin selections by Eu- breakfasts, receptions and dances. R.R. 1, Apple Hill. Phone: Mar- Lemay Block, Alexandria clide Larocque, and tap dancing Of others loved around me.” tintown eiO-R-21. 26-le east of Cornwall, one mile east of 6—Deaths Brown House. Apply to: John Phone: Cornwall WE 2-6634 by Claire Secours and Madeleine The County Orange Lodge of Pres- —Maud MacGregor, URQUHART, Albert Alexander, on Esther Stewart. 20 acres standing hay for sale, in Harland, R.R. 2, Greén Valley. or Alexandria 293 Larocque. cott and Glengarry, will celebrate Phone: Lane. 4241. 26-lp the 12th of July in Neil D. June 16th, 1959, in Regina Hos- Cornwall, Ont. 26-lc the 5th Lancaster. Phone: Lan- 10-4C Eleven new members joined the .pital, in his 79th year. Born at MaoRae’s grove, on Saturday, caster 4246. 26-lp For Sale, a brick house on lot organization and there were five July 11th. Good programme is Athol, Ontario, eldest son of the 9—Personal changes in decorations. late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. 80x150, 2V2 miles south of Alex- assured.. The guest speaker will 16—Poultry — Livestock andria, 14 mile south of Passi- ALEXANDRIA Lunch was served at the close of Urquhart, brother of WiUiam Bargain prices in “Security Lock” be Right Wor. Bro. Archie MiUar, fern. Will sell reasonable for the evening by the Ladies of Jean Past Grand Master of Ontario Robert of Moose Creek and Mrs. aluminum and steel roofing, also One brood sow, due in 3 months, and two one-year-old horses. cash. Phone: Lochiel 31-R-31. D’Arc. East. Watch or urther announce- Thomas Duguid (Abbie Jane) of eavestroughs, fittings, building 26-2P IRON & METAL ments. 26-lc Montreal. Predeceased by one and carpenter W’orfc. Work guar- Contact: William ’Thomas, 23-lst sister, Mrs. John R. Cameron^ Lochiel, R.R. 2, Alexandria. • • anteed. Call: Pi’ed Hambleton, Newly painted five-room bungalow WE BUY all kinds of SCRAP There will be a meeting of the (Hughena). A chapel service was Dalhousie Station, at Lane. 4475. 24-3p for sale; back porch, large lot. Alexandria Tennis Club at the held at Speers Funeral Home, 26-tf Bargain for cash. Apply to Sid • • K. of C. Hall, on Tuesday, June Regina, June 17th. Rev. Dr. Pullets for sale. Barred Rock and Plamador, 109 Victoria St., Alex- W. MORRIS, Manager Norman D. Kennedy officiated. Rhode Island cross, 12 weeks old. Alexandria Branch 30th, at 8:00 p.m. All interested Are you concerned about your andria. Phone 788. 26-4p Phone : Lochiel 49 in teimis are asked to attend. Funeral June 22nd in St. Elmo posture? Do you wish for a Apply to Angus John MacLeod, 26-lc Presbyterian Church. Rev. Tver beautiful figui-e? Buy a “Spencer Dunvegan. Phone: Lochiel 37-R- KIOPERTY FOR SALE Mclver officiated. Interment was Support”, especially designed for 12. 25-2p in Tayside cemetery. .The undersigned solicitors offer COMING EVENTS you. If you need an individually for sale, a house and lot owned by designed, or medical garment, I Purebred yearling Holstein bull, the late Catherine J. McRae, late AT THE 7—Cards of Thanks am at your service. Mi-s. Cecile grandson of “Pond Hope” from of the Village of Glen Sandfield. Electric Motors Chenier, Spencer Dealer, 232 Main a 4% dam. Apply to: Malcolm The house contains three bedrooms, REPAIRS and REWINDS BONNIE GLEN BERRY — We wish to express our G. McCuaig, Lancaster, Ont. St., Alexandria. Phone 679. living room, dinirig room and kit- to all makes of Electric Motors Celebrate Canada’s birthday at the sincere thanks to all our friends, 26-2p Phone 5831. 26-lp big Dominion Day dance at the relatives and neighbors for their chen. Large lot, fully wired, mod- NEW and USED MOTORS For Sale ern heating system. Bonnie Glen, on July 1st. Music kindness, messages of sympathy, Two high grade Holstein cows, vac- We have been asked to help line On and after this date (June 23rd, For further information, contact the streets in (Cornwall, to control by Gien Orchestra. beautiful floral tributes received 1959), I will not be responsible cinated, due to freshen first week OUELLETTE during our recent sad bereave- the undersigned: the crowds, during the visit of Silver wedding anniversary for Mr. for any debt incurred in my of July; also one McCormick- MÜLLIGAN & MacDONALD, Electric & Hardware and Mrs. Alex McMillan, Mc- m.ent in the loss of a kind hus- Deering rake, almost new; four Her Maijesty The Queen. All vet- name by my wife, Barbara Ann Cornwall Office, Phone 247 Alexandria erans and Ladies’ Auxiliary re- Crimmon, at the Boimie Glen, band and father. Duperron. vaccinated heifers, due to freshen —^Mrs. Freddie Berry and family. 122 Sydney street, quiring transportation will meet at on Friday, June 26th. Everybody —^Lionel Duperron. in November. All cattle have Cornwall, Ontario. welcome. Dalkeith, Ont. 26-lp passed Bducellosis test. Apply to the Legion Home on Elgin Street Alexandria Office, Main St., at 9:30 am. Saturday. Dress 'will .Support the Canadian Legion by STOP PEELING OLD! STAY Duncan M. MacCuaig, Laggan Thursday of each week. BAD DIGESTION? CAMERON — I want to thank West. 26-lc be berets and medals, and blazers attending the dance sponsored by YOUNG LONGER. Ostrex Tonic 25-2C Do you suffer from Dyspepsia, and‘grey flannels, if you have them. jthe Alexandria Branch, at the everyone for their cards, visits ' Tablets revitalize entire body. Sluggish Liver, Biliousness, Anemia, and acts of kindness, when I was Make 3-day test. Only 69c. At Purebred Holstein bull, but can- Flatulence, Constipation, Loss of If it is more convenient for some, Bonnie Gien, on Friday, July 3rd. 26—Lots For Sale you may go direct to Cornwall a patient in Hotel Dieu, Cornwall. all druggists. 24-lc; 26-lc not be registered; from an arti- Appetite, Drowsiness after meals, —^Duncan Cameron. ficial unit. Apply to: Norman M. Nndue Tiredness? The liver is your Branch of the Legion. Be there by (Jottage lots for sale at Loch Garry. problem. Treat your liver with 11 am. COMING EVENTS R.R. 1, Alexandria. 26-lp ‘Lanex”, the new medicated lano- MacLeod, R.R. 2, Dunvegan West. Apply to Bernard Masterson, RR LIVEX Tablets to relieve these AT THE lin scalp treatment. Helps re- 26-lc 2, Apple Hin. 21-2p; 23-tf symptoms, aid digest whatever you We have promised to send at MacDONBLL — I wish to thank my move Dandruff. Checks falling eat, reduce gas formation in stom- least 25 from the. Alexandria LEFEBVRE PAVILION many friends who remembered hair. Reiieves itchy anid scaly 25 spring, registered Holstein heif- Choice river-front lots, only three ach and bowels — and enjoy)your Branch. Let’s make it 50. ST EUGENE, ONT. me by letters, cards, visits and ers, and one registered, January left, 50x175 ft., on beautiful Lake meals. Take LLVEX — an A-1 scalp. Over 60% Lanolin. Grease- DIGESTANT — for normal, non- Don’t forget the Legion DANCE Dancing every Friday night at Le- flowers during my illness. Also less. $1.95 a jar at MoLeister’s heifer calf. Apply to: H: S. St. Francis; perfect swimming; upsetting, good, easy digestion and at the Bonnie Gleii Pavilion on febvre Pavilion, from 9:00 p.m. wish to thank Sisters of Hotel ’Drug, Alexandria; MoDermid Mitchell, Dalkeith. Phone 32-R-5. also other lots with park privi- feel better, stronger. Initial results July 3rd. Come one, C(xne all. to 2:00 am.; every Saturday Dieu Hospital, nurses. Father La- Drug, Maxville. 26-lc 26-20 leges with 250-ft. river frontage. in few days. Price postpaid $3 — night from 9:00 pm. to 1:00 am. londe and Dr. Woelber. Grate- Prices start at $500, with terms. 6 weeks supply. Send name, ad- ■ Yours in comradeship, fully. 200 Barred Rock pullets tor sale; A. MacLean, four miles East of dress, remittance to SANTANA CO., HUGH D. MaoCUAClG. Pres. Soott’s Anti-Gray Hairtone imparts BOX 844, Place Darmes, MONT- 2—Births —John A. MadDonell, natural-looking colour and lustre starting to lay. Apply to: Archie iLanoaster, on Highway. Phone: REAL, QUE. 25-2c St. Paul St., Alexandria. 26-lp to gray, streaked and faded hair. Gaucher, Lancaster. Phone Lane. Lancaster 4423. 26-2c BARKER — To Mr. and Mrs. Vin- Not a dye, not a tint, a white 4743. 26-lp cent Barker (nee Hazel Fraser), MaoLEOD — We would like to ex- greqseless ci’eam equally effec- Lots for sale in Alexandria. Apply Alexandria, on Monday, June 22, press our appreciation to all our tive on all shades of hair. At 20—Farm Machinery to Martin Clement, Alexandria. 1959, at Hotel Dieu, (Cornwall, a neighbours, relatives and friends McLeistei-’s Drug, Alexandria ; 26-4C daughter. i-iAI'J who helped to make our 25th MoDenmid Drug, Maxville. All kinds of farm equipment, in- I TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA wedding anniversary such a mem- cluding hay machines of all i Lot for sale, 30x150, on Highway 34, 20-lc; 26-lc 2 a miles north of Alexandria. orable occasion. Thanks also to kinds, balers, mowers, rakes and BOURBONNAIS — At Hotel Dieu, Phone 31-R-31. 26-lc Oornwall, on’ Friday, June 12th, the many friends who sent us elevators, tractors, ploughs, front 11959, .to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bour- cards. EYE EXAMINATIONS end loaders, manm’e spreaders — I VOLUNTEER FIREMEN 31—Wanted — Miscellaneous ibonnais (nee Georgette Magin), —Mr. and Mrs. J. K. MacLEOD. BY OUR REGISTERED anything in farm machinery. of North Lancaster, Ontario a Dalkeith, Ont. 26-lp . OPTOMETRIST Contact Gerald McGillis, I.H.C. Wanted: Used sap buckets. Contact daughter (Louise). Dealer, St. Paul St., Alexandria. Raoul Duval, RR. 1, Dunvegan. RICKERD — We wish to extend Phone 667 for Appointment 25-3C Phone: Lochiel 6-R-22. 25-2p our heartfelt thanks to our many TERMS AVAILABLE I Applications for Volunteer Firemen ■will CHANDLER — To Mr. and Mrs. friends, for their acts of kindness George White tractor manure Basswood logs wanted, 10" and up, be received by the undersigned until— Lloyd Chandler (nee Margaret FiEon’s Jewellers I and floral offerings at the time 44-tf spreader, 90 bu. on rubber. 20% 8 to 16 foot. Contact Ken Mac- Ann MacDonald), Ottawa, at of the death of our mother, Mrs. off list. Apply to Ranald V. Mc- Lennan, ’phone Lochiel 12-R-25, Civic Hospital, on June 6th, 1959, Dalkeith. 20-tf Jane Rickerd. 10—-Lost — Found Donald, Dalhousie Station, Que. a son (Jeffrey Lloyd), a brother '—The family. Phone: Lane 4912. " 25-2p for Brenda Ann. Glen Robertson, Ont. 26-lc .Deadstock removed from your farm I Noon, done 26th, D.S.T. LOST, a lady’s gold wrist watch, promptly for sanitary disposal. on Main Street in Alexandria. Allis - Chalmers Combines $2.00 service charge for each call. Finder please ’phone 294-W. The most efficient and easiest run Telephone collect: Cornwall 'WE I Applicants must state age, occupation 26-lc combine on the market; light in 2-6821, St. Lawrence Rendering I and residence. li BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL weight, low in price. Apply to Company Limited. 59p 12—Articles For Sale P. A. CHARLEBOIS, Ranald V. McDonald 32—Business Opportunities 10 cords of elm wood, also No. 6 Dalhousie Stn., Que.-Ph. Lane 4912 CLERK - TREASURER, 25-3p Cookshutt hay loader, almost Stores for rent, choice location, TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA DIRECTORY new. Apply to Douglas McMaster, Markson block. Main St., Alex- Laggan. Phone: Lochiel 23-R-lO. GEHL HARVESTERS andria. Phone 92. 25-2C INSURANCE 7% DISCOUNT Business stand on Main Street, ACCOUNTANTS - AUDITORS Quantity of fence posts. Apply to on m'aohines or parts Alexandria, just north of Ny- Norman M. MacLeod, R.R. 2, purchased and paid for man’s Store. Apply to Donat INSURANCE Ottawa, Cornwall, Morrisburg Boisvenue, ’phone 63. 22-tf Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- Dunvegan. Phone: Maxville 621- before June 15th .mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling Fur- MacLEOD, COMRIE R-14. JOHN DENOVAN 33—Apartments—Flats To Let niture, Theft, Wind and Farm & COMPANY 26-lp DALKEITH, ONTARIO Buildings. Apartment to rent, on Main St., Certified Public Accountants For sale or trade — budgie and McCormick- - Deering binder, on Alexandria; three bedrooms, two 338 Second St., W. Tel. WE 2-3613 cage; rod and Shakespeare reel; rubber, 6-ft. cut, in good con- large; hardwood floors, modem MORRIS BROS. men’s fawn suit, size 38; boy’s dition. Telephone; Maxville 121- conveniences, heated; on large TO /Phone 33 Aiexandria CORNWALL: Racer bicycle. Apply at: 54 Loc- J-12. 26-lp lot with garage. Apply to Box 1-59 tf 16-tf hiel St., at the rear. 26-lp “R”, c/o Glengarry News. 26-lc Case Pushbar Hay loader; also 10-ft. BARRISTERS BERNARD CARDINAL, B.A. One Pox motorcycle lor sale. Apply dump rake, almost new, and 36—Teachers Wanted Property Owners to Box “C”, c/o Glengarry News. Dearborn double disc, 6-ft., hy- MILLIGAN & MacDONALD COMPTABLE LICENCIE 26-lp draulic. Apply to John M. Axkin- Teacher wanted at PB.S. No. 5, NOTICE is hereby given to all property owners Kenyon. Apply stating qualifi- ^Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Licensed Public Accountant stall, Dunvegan. Phone: Max- in sub-divided areas of Kenyon, Charlottenburgh, R. P. Milligan, Q.C. Lady’s bicycle, balloon tires, stan- ville 98-J-l. 26-lc cations, salary expected and name D. J. MacDonald, BA. 717 Second Street, East, Cornwall dard gear. $25. Apply to M. Cox, of last inspector to: Arthm: ’Trot- Lochiel and Lancaster Townships, that unless all weeds 122 Sydney Street Telephone WE 2-3013 359 Main St. South. Used bale elevators, used manure tier, RR. 2, Greenfield. Phone; thereon are destroyed by JULY 1st, 1959, and through- (Oornwall, Ont. — Phone WE 2-3640 Lochiel 48-R-21. 23-2p Alexandria — Tel. 174 spreaders, one used tractor out the season in accordance with THE WEED CON- ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: 1-57 tf Complete dining-room set for sale. mower, 7-ft. cut. Haying equip- jlnsurance Bldg., Main St. North Apply to Arthur Lauzon. Phone ment including tractors, balers, A Protestant teacher required for TROL ACT, Sections 3, 7, 10 and 12, employees of 125, Chisholm St., Alexandria. power take off and engine driven; PB.S. No. 1, Kenyon. Apply, I Thursday of each week—9-5 stating salary expected, to Mrs. municipalities concerned will cut or otherwise destroy ^ . 1-59 tf D. A. EAWTHROP, B.OOMM. 26-lp tractor mowers, trailer type or 3-point hitch; side rakes on rubber Alex M. McOuaig, Sec.-’Treas., weeds and weed seeds, and the costs so incurred will RR. 2, Greenfield. 24-3c BUILDING CONTRACTOR CERTIFIED 1951 Studebaker pick - up truck; or steel, bale elevators, power be charged against the property in the same manner one rangette; electric guitar with lawn mowers; chain saws; parts PIŒLIC ACCOUNTANT amplifier. Contact Lloyd Renaud, JAMES MaePHEE as taxes. J. L. VALLEE and accessories available for most 101 Sydney Street RR. 1, Martintown. 26-2p make of saws and mowers, grain LICENSED and BONDED . CLARK MacMILLAN, General Building Contractor and brush sprayers: portable AUCTIONEER Write or Phone to WE 2-5421 Western tubes, e70x:15, $2.95 each. pasture pumps, one cow and calf. VANKLEEK HILL, ONTARIO Glengarry County Weed Inspector LANCASTER, ONTARIO OORNWALL, ONTARIO Western Tire and Auto Supply Apply: Hughie McIntyre, Box 71, PHONE COLLECT l-R-2 25-2C Tel. 682 23-58 tf Store, Alexandria, Ont. 26-lc Apple Hill. 26-2p 24-3C