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YOL. LIX—No. 47 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1951 $2.50 A YEAR Is A Cat Better Than A Physical Training Or Physical Torture ? Oog For Partridge Ambrose Lalonde of Alex- ' [The first of a series of articles prepared by the editor to andria is beginning to think a better acquaint residents of the area with the ill effects of GLENBAMY BOBS FROG GON cat can be more effective than present overcrowded conditions at Alexandria High School.] a dog when you’re after part- ridge. Physical training in the High School curriculum is usually Osie F. Villeneuve Of Maxville Returned In Heavy Voting Yesterday It seems Bid and his Son, referred to as P.T., but generations of secondary school * Guy, were closing up their students have had another, more whimsical name for it, cottage at Lancaster, Sunday, “Physical Torture”. Riding Lines Up With The Government Elected In Glengarry and went out to the bush to see That has been a standing joke in school circles, but it no As Frost Forces Returned To Power The Vote By Polls if they could knock off a part- longer rates a laugh at Alexandria High School where P.T. ridge or two. But the birds Dolan Vill’euve Maj. In Province — Villeneuve Majority 973 gave them the bird. » ’ for both boys and girls, and their instructors, is just a plain ALEXANDRIA— Councillor Lalonde was in his headache. At times it may involve actual physical discomfort. Osie P. Villeneuve of Maxville, was returned to Queen’s Park from Advance Poll . 3 13 10 There just isn’t room for jP.T. in a school bulging at the 150 95 Centre street home but a few Glengarry in Thursday’s voting, taking a majority of 973 over his Liberal St. James .... 245 minutes when he saw something seams and spilling over into any available space. For the past St. Paul 216 159 57 opponent, Dr. D. J. Dolan. The election climaxed a campaign that was in flight strike the neighboring few years the instructors have had to make do under con- St. George ... 148 168 20 hard and clean and probably one of the most exciting in the history of house and fall to the ground. ditions that are, to put it mildly, most unsatisfactory. Dur- LANCASTER By the time he got outside, his the ridifig. 129 10 ing the cold winter months when weather prevents outdoor VILLAGE H9 cat was in firm possession of a It was a big silent vote and uncertain until well on into last night 373 313 activity the boys have been marching up to the Armouries, MAXVILLE ... 60 nice, fat partridge, its neck when some of the larger polls w’ere^ VANKLEEK theoretically to develop co-ordination and enjoy themselves at broken by the impact. heard from to show a trend for the 449 238 basketball or volleyball. This year the girls will have to make HILL 211 It found a fine nesting place Progressive Conservatives. \ Spirit Of Goodwill LOCHIEL— in his frig, and no birdshot to the long, cold hike, too. An estimated one thousand people 38 20 The Gore 18 worry about. In practice, this trip to the Armouries just doesn’t work were massed in front of the election Emphasized In Talks Glen Rob’tson 167 145 22 0 out. boards at the News office, reflecting Glen Sandfield 89 62 27 After much complicated juggling, the timetable was set the widespread interest in the re- Speaking to the assembled hun- Dalkeith 85 98 13 up to allow for a 40-minute P.T. period in each grade with suits. : v dreds from a loudspeaker in the Breadalbane .. 41 53 12 Many Mourn Death almost all P.T. classes in the afternoons. This w£s designed In winning Glengarry for the News office building, last night, the Lochinvar .... 65 48 17 second time in three years, Mr. candidates in Glengarry emphasized Kirk Hill 24 79 55 to give each member Of an average class of 40, ten minutes of Villeneuve captured majorities in anew the spirit of fair play which Lochiel 85 72 13 Of Arch. J. Tobin basketball in a period. But what happens? The pupils spend five of the seven municipalities of featured the campaign. Cameron’s 99 73 26 five minutes or so getting dressed for outdoors, take another While expressing his thanks to all A resident of Lancaster through- Glengarry proper and in all four of OSIE F. VILLENEUVE, M.P.P., McPhee’s 54 68 14 ten minutes to march to the Armouries, often under most the Prescott sections. But his ma- who had supported him, Dr. Dolan KENYON— out almost all his lifetime and unpleasant weather conditions, spend another ten minutes Glengarry, first Tory candidate to jority was cut almost in half from lauded his opponent for the clean Third 45 102 57 widely known and esteemed in repeat in Glengarry since Con- thawing out — and then they must reverse the process in order the 1948 voting as Dr. D. J. Dolan campaign he had waged. Dr. Dolan 99 8 Glengarry, Archibald L. Tobin died federation. Greenfield 107 to be back in class for the next period. made a strong bid to recapture had special words of thanks for his Dunvegan 91 122 31 dn Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, on As organized P.T., it’s a joke ; and the joke is on the pupils Glengarry for the Liberal party. committee and emphasized the fact Dominionville 22 81 59 Friday evening. Mr. Tobin had been and their instructors. Mr. Villeneuve’s majority of 973 that he was satisfied with the re- Laggan 42 67 25 seriously ill for many months and sults. his death was not unexpected, yet Picture Mr. Richardson’s dilemma last Friday afternoon compared with the 1,806 he amassed St. Elmo . . 21 135 114 with a cold, driving rain falling. It had been planned to go in the 1948 election. Pointing to the fact that this is Glengarry Down To Apple Hill .... 78 186 108 the news of his passing came as a Glengarry again followed the the first time since Confederation Fourth 33 37 4 shock to a wide circle of friends. to the Armouries, but the prospect was definitely uninviting. trend of province-wide voting in that Glengarry has gone Conserva- 17,580 Population First 26 31 5 There will be warm sympathy for As a result, successive classes took their P.T. in the hallway which Premier Frost’s Progressive tive twice running, Osie Villeneuve Fassifem 27 36 9 his wife, mother and three daugh- of the school annex. The boys’ basement was the only other 1 Conservative administration was re- reciprocated Dr. Dolan’s remarks as A drop of 1,152 in population is LANCASTER— ters. available space, but it is too small and the atmosphere is none turned with another sweeping ma- to the campaign and promised, every shown in preliminary figures for South Lane. .. 52 116 64 He was in his 50th year. too. pure, redolent of wet outer clothing and Idle adjoining resident of Glengarry the same fair jority. Fragmentary reports at press Glengarry, issued by the Dominion Bainsville .... 122 94 28 The late Mr. Tobin was prominent washroom. In order to keep the boys occupied in such deal he had tried to give them since in the business and social life of time showed Mr. Frost and most of Bureau of Statistics. The figures Picnic Grove . '76 48 28 instances the instructor sometimes shows slides, carries on a first elected. Lancaster, where he conducted a his cabinet re-elected and the Lib- are based on.the 1951 census, held North Lane. .. 78 67 11 Both candidates were warmly football chalk talk or anything else his harried mind can erals and C.C.F. leading in only a in June, and -they show Glengarry Bridge End ... 85 57 28 lumber, coal and insurance busi- devise. There is no possibility of preventing enough noise to handful Of ridings each. cheered at the conclusion of their with 17,580 residents as compared McDougall’s .. 99 86 13 ness. He had acted as Clerk of the remarks. municipality for- several years and interfere with other classes separated only by a thin wall. ,Onîÿ liiberal victory conceded, was with 18,732 a decade ago. Glen- Nevis ... 51 61 10 was a Justice of the Peace for Glen- Miss Barrette’s problem with the. girls' is only a little that of Peter Manley in neighboring Only Charlottenburgh Township Cholette’s .... 46 38 8 garry. A staunch Liberal, he had more complicated. Her classes are larger and often there is Stormont. shows a substantial’gain in the past CHARLOTTEN- New Manager Of decade, although Alexandria is up BURGH— served for many years as ward just no place to go. The plan is to ship them to the Armouries, by six. The three other townships St. Raphael’s . 87 71 16 chairman in Lancaster. His warm, too, but can the less warmly clad girls be expected to brave Carnation Plant Here show losses of population ranging Williamstown 115 140 25 genial personality made for him that cold walk which the boys find so hard to take? from 446 in Kenyon and 350. in Lan- South Lane. .. 84 54 30 many, friends, who much regretted There is another potentially more serious aspect of this Apple Hill Legion Grant Whitehead of Sherbrooke, caster, to 211 in Lochiel. Lancaster Sum’stown ... 61 58 3 his long illness and subsequent movement to the Armouries. Marching up Main street, each Que., who will manage the new Village is down 137. Tyotown 62 34 28 death. group faces the hazard of traffic and it is definitely a woi*ry Re-Elects Officers Alexandria plant of the Carnation Though figures for Maxville Vil- Cashion’s Glen 46 56 10 The late Archie Tobin was born in view of the speed with which ears and trucks traverse the Milk Company when it opens early lage have not yet been issued, tabu- Martintown .. 148 166 18 at Lancaster, August 31st, 1902, a son of the late, D. P. J. Tobin and crest of the hill. Mr. Richardson always has scouts out to Peter McBain of Monckland, was next year, was in Alexandria this lation of the other six municipalities Munroe’s Mills 53 58 5 oope with the highway traffic, nevertheless there is always re-elected president of Glengarry week to get his first view of his new and comparison with the total given Glen Roy 53 108 55 his wife, Catherine Ann MacDougall. Branch of Canadian legion, BESL, field of endeavor and, incidentally, for Glengarry as a whole indicates Sanatorium .. 143 210 67 He had resided there until some the nightmare possibility of a car ploughing throjigh a group, at the annual meeting held at Apple to look over the housing situation. Maxville’s population in June was CALEDONIA— four years ago when the family re- especially under blizzard conditions. Hill, Monday, November 12th. Mr. Whitehead is married and has 764, down from approximately 800 S.S. No. 1 .... 68 41 27 moved to Cornwall. In an effort, to get away from the time-wasting and some- Members voted to return all the two children. a decade ago. St. Amour 52 72 20 To mourn his passing he leaves times unpleasant walk to and from the Armouries, Principal officers who served'during the past Showing him around was John F. The drop in rural municipalities is St. Bernadin . 88 , 96 8 his wife, the former Tillie D. R. Smith has suggested to the School Board that a bus be used year. They axe; .Mr. McBain; Don- Coyle, superintendent at Sher- not common to Glengarry, an ex- Skye 32 33 1 MacDonald of Alexandria; three to transport the groups of P.T. students. We understand the ald Cameron, Apple Hill, first vice- brooke, who will supervise this new- amination of the census figures S.S. No. 7 .... 4 65 61 daughters, Catherine Ann, Mary and Board this week received departmental approval for use of president; R. F. Harrison, McMil- est link in the Carnation chain. shows. All four townships of Dun- EAST Patricia; his mother, Mrs. D. P. J. a bus for this purpose. This should ease the difficulties lan’s Corners, second vice-presi- Messrs. Coyle and Whitehead found das show decre'ases and in Stor- HAWKESBURY— Tobin of Lancaster, and one sister, somewhat. dent; Keith Macintosh, Strathmore, progress on erection of the new mont only Cornwall Township, Barb 53 42 11 Mrs. Walter Telfer of Humboldt, secretary-treasurer; Peter McBain, plant most satisfactory. (Continued on Page 5) The P.T. course is designed to give the student a change which includes Cornwall’s expand- St. Eugene ... 109 51 58 of atmosphere and to develop his or her co-ordination. The Apple Hill, sergeant-at-arms. Herman Parsons, who will be ing suburbs, has a gain. It is a St. Anne de P. 151 149 2 o Members of the executive com- fieldman for the Alexandria plant, substantial one of 5,360, almost WEST program is' all the more needed when students are crowded mittee are: Stanley Marjerrison, has been here for the past few equal to the total jump of 5,624 in HAWKESBURY— into an old building which lacks modern ventilation, heating Avonmore; Archie Benton and Her- weeks and is busy lining up truck the population of the United Coun- C.P.R 35 51 16 Good Progress On and lighting. Their health demands a change of air and bert Cobran, both of Apple Hill. routes and interviewing prospective ties. The City of Cornwall would Aberdeen 22 74 52 properly planned activity. They cannot get either, under the The officers were installed by milk shippers in the area. Mr. make up the difference. present overcrowded conditions and the lack of facilities is Zone Commander George Assaly of Parsons’ wife and two children will The population of the United Totals ..4,296 5,269 Phone Lines contributing to a serious problem in discipline. Cornwall, assisted by Henry Fish, join him later. *##***# Coqpties is now 81,471 as compared Majority for VILLENEUVE .... 973 Fine weather of the past week vice-president of Champlain branch, According to Mr. Coyle, Messrs. with 75,847 ten years ago. Stor- o Another aspect of the serious situation at A.H.S. will follow next week. Canadian Legion in Ottawa. (Continued on Page 8) has allowed extra gangs of linesmen mont had the only increase of the to restore much of the damage three counties, up 7,197 to 48,142, caused by the ice storm of ten days this total including the population Legion Going To ago, though many rural lines are of Cornwall proper. Dundas shows Christmas Cards Will still out of order. Gumming Bros. Are The Right Name But The Wrong Couple a drop of 461 to 15,749. Maxville To Meet The Bell Telephone Company has Aid Building Fund Neighboring Prescott shows a The December meeting of Alex- The McDonells of Glengarry are plentiful, but a recent mix-up in had all its district men and some Premier Breeders population that is almost constant andria Branch of the Canadian ten extra gangs at work in the dis- The sale of specially designed names at Montreal is just about tops in coincidences. A birth notice in over the ten-year spread. It drop- Legion is to be held in Maxville trict and though there are still a the Star of November 12th, brought out the fact that there axe two ped by 36 persons to 25,297. Gumming Brothers of Lancaster, Christmas cards all across Canada Community Hall, Tuesday, Decem- few subscribers without service, of- Joe Whites in the city and both are married to Helen McDonells. Both Individual figures for six Glen- won the premier breeder award at this year, under sponsorship of the ber 4th, in line with the policy of ficials expected at jeast temporary wives are Glengarry bom but were -unacquainted until the birth notice garry municipalities are as follows, the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, this Catholic Women’s League, is to help the Branch of holding meetings service would be given them by to- brought them together. official figures for Maxville not yet week. A Cumming’s bred 4-year- periodically at various centres in day. Between 1,000. and 1,500 Bell -the building fund for a permanent But here is the Star’s report of the incident in its issue tî Novem- being available; old, Glengarry Lou, was senior and the county. The Branch is planning poles were down and the task of home for Our Lady’s Missionaries. ber 12th: ■ , 1941 grand champion female and the 1951 on erection of a Memorial Hall and restoring service has been a gigantic Charlottenburgh 4,720 Lancaster- breeders also showed the Members of the district sub- Friends of Joe White, school teacher, will have to wait a 4,694 is desirous of enrolling as many ex- one. Some 300 rural subscribers in Kenyoh 2,992 3,438 top junior get-of-sire and the top divisions of the C.W.L. have been little longer for those cigars. service men and women as possible. the Maxville area were back on the junior herd, as well as placing in Mr. White and his wife, Helen (nee Helen McDonell) who live Lancaster -2,793 3,143 Branch members from the Alex- eifeuit Wednesday and several almost every individual female at work for severâl weeks preparing at 1082 Roland avenue, Verdun, are not the parents of a son after Lochiel 3,583 3,794 andria area will travel by bus to other areas of the county are again class. the attractive cards . for mailing. all. Even though -they have been receiving congratulations for the Alexandria 2,181 2,175 Maxville and a parade will fall in being served. Glengarry Lou was shown by R. O. They can be secured with text in past few days. Lancaster Village .... 547 684 at Kip’s Lunch to march behind No attempt is being made to re- Biggs of Dundas, Ont., and it sold either English or French. The bewildering predicament came about because of an' amaz- pipers to the Community Hall. All place the poles between the Brown at the top price of $2,300 in the first For those who have not yet se- ing coincidence in names. Legion members are to be advised House and Lancaster along High- It all started with a birth notice in last Monday’s editions of Ayrshire “Sale of Stars”, at the cured their quota of cards, we as to time of departure of buses. way 34, almost all of which were Royal. This cow is now on its way understand they are available at The Star which announced that a son had been bom to “Mr. and Glen Nevis Home Berets will be worn. down. Instead, mechanical ditch- to Nova Scotia, the purchaser being Sebastian -Laporte’s store here, Mrs. Joe White (nee Helen MacDonell).” Special speakers at the meeting diggers are at work along the High- Col. S. C. Oland of Halifax. Col. priced at $1.00 for box of 16; 50 The announcement was accurate. But it was a different Mr. will be John Steer, District “G” Razed By Fire ' way and some 25,000 feet of under- Oland also bought another Cum- cents per half box. and Mrs. Joe White—and a different “nee Helen McDonell.” Commander, and George Assaly, ground cable will replace the over- ming-bred animal, a bred heifer ——o But the Whites, the ones who are not the parents of a child,' “G4” Zone Commander. The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. head wires. Another thousand feet consigned by Stansell Bros, of Ayl- received hundreds of calls to congratulate them on the birtlil All ex-service men and women of Donald (The Farmer) McDonald, of cable will go in between Green mer, at $825. Joe and his wife, more than a little confused by all this, did Maxville and the surrounding dis- Valley and the 9th Lancaster corner Glen Nevis, was completely des- An open heifer consigned by L. R. Tractor In River a little investigating, spurred on by the fact that their own child trict are cordially invited to attend to connect with the present over- troyed by fire, Monday morning, Clark, Martintown, brought $350 is expected next April and they had no desire to have an unknown with heavy loss of furniture and and learn about Cahada’s outstand- head cable from that point to Alex- During Plowing Bee from W. G. Carney of Dansville, couple go through the same confusion. personal effects. ing veterans’ organization. Refresh- andria. It was not affected by the N.Y. On Thursday, Mrs. Joe White, who was-'employed by the The blaze is reported to have ments will be served following the storm, William McCuaig, a member Northern Electric Company prior to her marriage, went to St.» In Ayrshire judging at the Royal, originated about 7 o’clock from business meeting. Bell officials estimate they have of the Dalhousie Farm Forum other district breeders placed as Mary’s Hospital and visited Mrs. Joe-White, mother of the new overheated stove pipes, the flames o almost one hundred men at work group, who has been ill, was follows: son. first being noticed in the upper in this district restoring service and, agreeal*jy surprised recently Wm. A. Newton & Sons, Vankleek Comparing backgrounds, they found both their parents come floor. So fast did the fire spread the Lancaster area is the only major when ten tractors arrived on. his Former Area Resident Hill, 3rd in junior heifer calf. from the same place, Glengarry, Ont. What’s more, they are that members of the family had section still awaiting restoration of farm to help with the fall plow- A. H. Robertson & Sons, Martin- distant relatives through marriage. time only to remove furnishings service. ing. Has 95th Birthday town,Uth in senior yearling, and 8th In addition, Joe White — the one expecting a son — has a from the ground floor. J. J. McCormick, manager of the The plowing bee was featured twin brother, Francis. And the second name of the other Joe in 2-year-old, in milk. Mr. McDonald had previously lost One for our Neighborly News re- Glengarry Telephone Company, is by an unusual incident when White, the one who has a son, is Francis. J. A.. Sangster, Lancaster, 3rd in his barn by fire some 12 years ago. porter. a busy man these days and. the work one of the tractors landed in Joe White, who teaches at Holy Cross Boys’ School in Ville 3-year-old, in milk. This time the flames were prevented John D. McCuaig of Blrtle, Mani- of augmented repair crews is show- the river. One of the Forum Emard, finds the incident amusing, but embarrassing. And he from spreading to outbuildings by toba, this week celebrated his 95th ing real results. Some 250 poles members, who had been plough- hopes all his friends read this story. neighbors who gathered quickly to birthday. In a letter to district: have to be restored before full ser- from the Bbchiel central are already ing close to the river bank, got . - ’ y ! * * * * * • # form a bucket brigade. relatives he reports he is in good vice can be resumed, but Mr. Mc- back in full operation and the ser- off his machine to turn over The News has been able to identify only one of the Helen McDonell’s A few days previously the farm health and still loves to go fishing. Cormick hopes to have a complete vice crews are now concentrating some loose sods. The tractor involved. The Mrs. Joe White of Verdun, who didn’t have the baby, is the home of Paul Dupuis, 9th Lancaster, Mr. McCuaig is a former resident, restoration of service this week- on the lines along Highway 34 to decided to do some plowing on daughter of Sam McDonell of Montreal, formerly of Apple Hill, and his was destroyed by fire with heavy of Cote St. George and an uncle of end or early next Week. McCrimmon, which were particu- its own and went right down late wife, the former Jessie McCallum. ‘ loss. John H. Dewar of that place. Twenty of the 38 lines leading out larly hard hit. the river bank. < Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, November 23rd, 1951 — THE GLENGARRY NEWS — Resume Of Activities Of Counties' ☆- -it Member of: Council During 1951 ITEMS OF AULD LANG SYNE ■Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association; Audit Bureau of Circulations • •• PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY Gleaned from the Fyles of • • • (A Report by MAJOR A. A. MCDONALD, Reeve of Alexandria) • • THE GLENGARRY NEWS • • THE NEWS PRINTING COMPANY ROADS— stantial grants to • Fair Boards, P.O. Box 10 — ALEXANDRIA — Phone 9 Roads appropriation, being the Cheese Shows, Plowing Matches, ☆- Dairy organizations, and other or- EUGENE A. MACDONALD, Publisher greatest single expenditure of Coun- EVEN sons on active service is the record of Mr. anct cil, deserves first consideration. ganizations sponsoring agricultural S activities. Mrs. Alfred Bedard, Alexandria, since the enlistment SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $2.50 per year, anywhere in Canada, payable The cost of building and main- of Daniel, 17, in the R.C.A.S.C. An unique feature is that in advance; United States and Foreign, $3.00 per year. taining county roads, as is the case Weed inspectors are appointed in with provincial highways and town- each county with the hope and in- the five sons of Mr. Thos. Kemp, all in the services, are DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Casual, 50 cents per column Inch. ship roads, is increasing from year tention of keeping noxious weeds cousins of the Bedard boys. Contract rates given on application. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE to year. This increase is due td! under control. TEN YEARS AGO Douglas MacMillan, 28, son of NOT LATER THAN 9 AM. THURSDAY. increased traffic and to the de- REFORESTATION— Friday, November 21st, 1941 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D. Mac- .mands of the ratepayers for in- Authorized as Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, The Counties’ Council in co-oper- Millan, died suddenly in his sleep,. Ottawa, Canada. creased services in better roads for ation with the Department of Lands Monday morning, death being attributed to a heart attack. traffic and thoroughly opened roads and Forests of Ontario, are con- 1 Nursing Sister Theodora MacDonald of Alexandria,. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1951 during winter months. tinuing to reforest sub-marginal An acquaintance of ours who had writes interestingly of meeting the Queen. Lawrence With due consideration to the land, and several thousand seedlings been out one evening with some Legroulx, son of Mr. and Mrs. lYm. J. Legroulx, 2nd above, Council this year appropri- were planted this year. congenial friends, felt hungry when Lochiel, last week joined the R.C.A.F. at Ottawa. The HIGH SCHOOL CONDITIONS AS THEY ARE ated $450,000 for county road pur- These plots are owned by the he got home and went to the kit- poses and $44,000 for suburban marriage took place on Saturday at Glen Nevis, of Mary “Many are unaware of the problems in our school as we counties with the planting and the chen to make a raid on the re- Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rod A. McLeod of teachers see them who live amongst them every day”, declared roads. care of the plants in the hands of frigerator before going to bed. Last year an asphalt mixing the Department. Snooping through the various Dalhousie Station, to Bernard, son of Mrs. Christopher A- Principal Smith in his talk at the annual Commencement MacDonell of Bridge End. At Sudbury, on Saturday, recently. We were struck by the soundness of this observa- plant was purchased and the coun- Your Council would like to see dishes, he found a bowl containing ties, this year, were able to lay con- individual farmers and land owners some meat which looked as if his Jane Agnes MacDonell, R.N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tion and it was brought home to us how little the average siderable Hot Mix, Black Top on Dougald A. MacDonell, Williamstown, was married to Mr. resident of the area knows of the actual conditions at Alex- take more interest in this work. wife had put some cold chicken or roads which had been prepared and There are many thousands of acres meat through the food chopper in Allan Edward O’Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan O’Brien. andria High School, or at any other school for that matter. consolidated for same. of land within these counties that readiness for sandwiches. A Dun vegan landmark, D. A. Gray’s sawmill, has been We read of terribly overcrowded conditions, but realize This year, your Council, through are suited to the growing of trees Getting out the bread and other sold and the building is now being razed. little or nothing of the many day to day inconveniences they concerted effort with the Provincial only, and this land could become necessities for sandwich making he Members of Parliament, received entail, the disciplinary problems that result and, of more quite productive in this manner as proceeded to build himself a tasty * * # # * importance, the incalculable effect on academic progress of from the Department of Highways well as helping a great deal to pre- snack. The first sandwich was so $80,000 to be spent on development the pupils, in some cases- crowded nearly fifty to a class. vent erosion of the top soil of more good he had another, and another, IE official opening of the Jubilee Rink at Maxville took One of the duties of a newspaper is to inform. With this roads, that means roads on which productive land. until he had cleaned up all the r in mind we this week are publishing the first of a series of the department pays 100% of the ADMINISTRATION OF meat. place Tuesday evening, Hojj. Geo. W. Challies, Pro- cost, the work being done by the JUSTICE— The next morning his wife went vincial Secretary, declaring the fine rink open. Some 400 front-page word pictures designed to show conditions as they counties in- accordance with depart- actually are today at Alexandria High School. There is no This department of municipal downstairs to prepare breakfast, but were present from Maxville and outside points. Lacrosse ment regulations. This was the first government constitutes a consider- in a few minutes she was back up- teams from Alexandria and Win- thought of the sensational, the reports being intended as time that any such funds were al- factual accounts of the effects of overcrowding. The purpose able share of expenditure over which stairs. TWENTY YEARS AGO Chester put on a fine exhibition of lotted to these counties. It can be your Council has no control, but “Didi you see a bowl with some Friday, November 20th, 1931 the national game, which ended is to bring |hose most vitally concerned—the parents and other said that the county road system must meet these expenditures in ac- meat in it in the frig”, she asked. in a 4-4 tie. Fifty men from ratepayers of the area—behind the scenes and make them shows a marked improvement in cordance with tlie various Acts of “Sure”, he said, “I ate it all last 1951. Eastern district, ten of them from Alexandria, left Ottawa aware of the conditions under which pupils and teachers are the Provincial Legislature — such as night in sandwiches”. this week for a construction camp at Gelert. Mr. D. M. working. The following is a break-down of the Juries Act, by which the Coun- , “Well”, she said, “I hope you liked For two years the Area Board of Trustees has been en- road expenditure to the end of your sandwiches. You had better Courville of Cornwall, former leading Alexandria citizen, ties’ Council will in 1952 have to was lost in the woods north of Pointe au Chene, Que., for deavoring to secure better secondary School facilities for October : provide for accommodation in the get up and go and get another can Glengarry students, but many factors have contributed to stall Roads Expenditure Court House for women jurors. This of dog food. You ate the dog’s 24 hours this week. After 36 hours without food, Mr. Cour- their plans. Chief of these, in our opinion, is the general public (To September 30th, 1951) will mean extensive renovation with breakfast.” ville found his way back to camp by compass. A valu- apathy, the apparently widespread belief that what was good Maintenance $168,916.26 entailed expenditure, as no room is able barn and contents, the property of O. St. Pierre, Island Construction 134,350.16 presently provided for this amend- Success depends on backbone — road, .six miles south of Apple Hill, was totally destroyed enough a half century ago is good enough today. New Machinery, That cannot truthfully be said of the curriculum, which ment to the Act. not wishbone. by fire on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McLach- Stock, etc 16,070.88 Many Acts have been amended, *. * * lan of Winnipeg, spent the week-end here guests of Mr. and demands a much wider choice of subjects, and it certainly is General Expense 22,784.83 whereby county expenditure is in- Now that the elections are all Mrs. R. S. McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pattingale, Picnic not true of the school plant with the tremendous increase in creased. There has been an increase Grove, left on Tuesday morning on an extended trip the school population. $342,122.13 over, we can concentrate on the»big in. jury and Crown witness fees, through the West. They will spend the winter months in- Conditions at Alexandria High School have been growing Unspent Balance Christmas swap. Crown Attorney fees, coroner fees, California. progressively worse and now they are described as almost 1951 Appropriation 107,877.87 cost of living bonuses to gaql em- unbearable. Use of temporary accommodation in other local ployees, and many others. Again it MONEY ***** buildings has raised hob with class schedules and the Board $450,000.00 may be said that Counties’ Council With the high cost of living and faces another increase in enrolment next Fall with no prospect Break-Down of Maintenance has no control or jurisdiction over the value of a dollar cut in half, a FTER an absence of 25 years, Mr. J. E. McMillan of Expenditure dollar saved today is fifty cents lost. A of even temporary classroom space being available. One un- these matters, but are governed to Boston Bar, B.C., and son of Mr. Duncan J. McMillan, (To September 30th, 1951) a great extent by the number of They say money talks, but all we pleasant feature of the present situation is the reported de- ever hear it say is ^good-bye”. The formerly of Laggan, but now of Edmonton, is on a visit to Brush and Weed Cutting $ 16,295.50 criminal court cases in each year. 1 cision of several of the best members of the teaching staff to Ditching 357.15 dollar sign is just a capital S which relatives at Laggan. -— On Wednesday, His Lordship look elsewhere for employment under more satisfactory con- Signs and Signals 4,412.07 HOME FOR THE AGED— * has been double crossed. It should Bishop Couturier was the guest of ditions. A school can be no more effective than its staff and Dragging 11,773.16 Your Council can now report that be reduced to a small s to corres- THIRTY YEARS AGO honor at a reception tendered him well qualified teachers should not be expected to put up with, Gravel Resurfacing 56,859.69 the new Home for the Aged is near- pond with the value of the green- Friday, November 25th, 1921 in Alexander Hall, by the Ladies the chaotic conditions at A.H.S. these days. Bituminous Resurfacing. 31,493.89 ing completion. It is hoped that back. If the cost of living keeps of St. Finnan’s parish. He was. Today is Nomination Day in the various municipalities of Culvert Repairs 4,156.95 the inmates of the present Home rising we might better go back to will be occupying the new1 Home ' accompanied by Revs. Dr. Guinevan and C. F. Gauthier. Glengarry, and it might be timely to remind those seeking Bridge Repairs 2,260.61 the old “shin plaster” or 25 cent Mrs. D. R. McDonald, Mrs. R. H. Cowan, Misses Annie Snow 31,469.24 before the end of the year. bill, and use it in place of the dollar. office that they will be expected to find some solution to the Several applications for admit- G. McPhee, Ettie Kerr and Joey MacGillivray motored to problem of a new High School here. Dust Layer 8,334.41 No one can save a cent these days Grade 1,503.59 tance are being held in abeyance and the standard of living is reduced Cornwall on Saturday to attend a Liberal-Conservative until the new quarters are ready according to the salary earned. Im- meeting held that evening. Dr. and Mrs. James T. TOTAL $168,916.26 for occupancy. Some of these are agine how the “over 70’s” are going Munro, Maxville, on Saturday, had an enjoyable surprise, well-to-do people, who are physic- to fare on $40 a month when the a visit from their son, John, who is now a prominent lawyer LACHUTE WOMEN CAST CRITICAL EYE Machinery Purchased During ally unable to care for themselves, the Year old age pension comes into effect in Los Angeles. Messrs. Finlay G. Chisholm and H. J. OVER THEIR TOWN but who are able and willing to pay on January 1st. One International Truck. Sutherland of Lancaster, have returned home from a hunt- At near-by Lachute last week the Women’s Institute held their way. It becomes more appar- I went to the butcher’s ing trip to Northern Ontario. Major J. A. Gillies, who a- Civic Improvement meeting when the mayor of the town CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY— ent each day that such a place as To buy me some meat As has been the history for the this was sorely needed. commands the Glengarry Company, S.D. & G. Regiment, addressed the ladies on their privileges and responsibilities as (Old pensioners, too, has' been instructed to begin training at least one evening citizens. For their roll call, the members responded with past number of years, the cost of As was reported last year, this Need something to eat). this branch of social service has in- Home, which, when fully, completed But steak was a dollar a week until sixteen days’ training is completed. “beefs” when each mentioned a civic improvement she would creased considerably. This year the will accommodate 200 inmates, is And something a pound like to see inovated. A copy of all the “beefs” is being sent court has allowed the local Chil- costing $1,200,000(00. The Depart- So I turned away sadly * * * * * to Lachute Town Council. dren’s Aid Society to increase their ment of Welfare ;is paying 50% of And looked all around Commenting editorially on the suggestions made by the per diem charges from 90 cents to this cost and the City of Cornwall For something less costly— ALEXANDRIA’S foremost business man will lead the W.I. the Lachute Watchman observed that the majority of $1.11, with the result that Counties’ is paying $112,500.00 for accommoda- Perhaps just a sliver Libéral forces of Qlengarry in the Provincial elections the situations criticized can be remedied without placing undue Council had to increase their levy tion for a maximum of 50 inmates. Of bacon or ham, which are being held on December 11th. Mr. Hugh Munro expense upon the taxpayer, and that many can be remedied on the municipalities from $66,- The balance of $487,500.00 will be Or a piece of calf liver. will be the party standard bearer.——'Alexandria’s expert by the citizens themselves, without the necessity of official 000.00 in 1950 to $88,000.00 this year, financed by the sale of 20-year de- One of these, I felt sure, shots carried off the honors on action. The editorial pointed out that often from force of an increment of $22,000.00. bentures on these counties making Would provide me a “break”. FORTY YEARS AGO Tuesday, when a shooting match habit we' express indignation that “they” (the authorities) Your Council are continuing to a yearly levy of $38,438.07, including But I fodnd they had soared press the Department of Welfare to interest or a levy of less than three- Even higher than steak; Friday, November 24th, 1911 was held at Vankleek Hill, the would do this or-prohibit that. “Let us first be sure that pay a substantial subsidy towards quarters of a mill on taxation. final team standing being: Alex- “we”, the citizens, have fulfilled our civic duty in respect to There wasn’t a thing this social service, as this Council EDUCATION— Within reach of my purse, • andria, 450; Vankleek Hill, 444, and Hawkesbury, 432. matters we can attend, to ourselves”, the Watchman suggests. feels that real property should not This service applies only to those Which is now very thin— The Alexandria contingent was made up of Dr. J. T. Hope, While several of the “beefs” have only local significance, have to carry the full load of this portions of Dundas County which Thinner still than my verse. F. V. Massey, G. Bradley, E. I. Tarlton, T. J. Gormley anct many others are common to all towns and we are reproducing service. are not included in a High School So again, more sadly, W. Ashton. The inquest being held regarding the partial them with the thought that/they echo many of the complaints HEALTH UNIT— District or Area. ' I turned me away remains of a human body found on lot 22-3rd Lochiel, has heard in Alexandria. Here are improvements Lachute women This branch of social welfare work The costs of education, like so To the shelves where the canned been adjourned to meet on Saturday, December 22nd. It is would like to see instituted : continues to operate to the good of many other services, is on the in- goods hoped further evidence can be secured. Dr. Fred Whit- 1. Drastic fines should be imposed on drivers all at a cost which is not too great crease due to increased salaries, Were arranged on display. ing of New York City, has won first prize for the biggest speeding on Main street, especially in the East Ward. a burden to the counties. Last year transportation and improved facili- And I dug my few pennies maskilonge in America in 1901. Dr. Whiting’s fish was 2. Unsanitary “chip wagons” abolished on Main the levy was $28,600.00 and this year ties. This year the cost to those From out of my jeans caught at Stanley Island and weighed 39 lbs. It was 60- street^ $31,100.00, an increment of $2,500.00, portions of the counties where ap- And squandered the lot Which was made necessary by in- plicable, was increased by $10,000..00. On a can of beans. inches in length. Mr. Bell, an expert on artesian wells, 3. Adjustment of spot light in Memorial Park to met our Town Fathers and looked into the local situation, shine on monument, not on water fountain. creases in salaries and the employ- In summing up the activities of ment of extra nurses. It is not yet Counties’ Council for 1951, it can be Many a girl uses her old flame to thoroughly. He believes that a well could be sunk near the 4. Speed limit signs at all approaches to town. possible to secure the required num- pointed out With justifiable pride power house and was told to prepare a contract covering 5. Better lighting on all streets. burn up her new boy friend. ber of qualified nurses, but the that those services which are under * » • • the necessary work. It will be carefully gone into by the: 6. Early morning train service to Montreal, benefits of the Health Unit must be the control and administration of The difference between a man and Council. Mr. Arsene Carrière’s house, situated on St. apparent to all. especially in winter. the Counties’ Council cost the tax- a Woman buying a hat is about four James street, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday after- 7. Parking be prohibited on Bethany street, from SANATORIUM— payers less than in 1950 and that hours. noon, the origin of which is unknown. Foundry street to Main; also at Deacon’s corner. The Counties’ Council are happy the levies imposed by Council in I ' 8. Do away with present Town Dump. Have more to report that fewer and fewer new 1951 were less than in 1950. Had it ***** cases of tuberculosis are discovered not been for a marked increase in Sonny: “Dad, did you go to Sun- modern means of garbage disposal. . . ( each year, due to the fact that education costs, where applicable, day school when you were a little 9. That something be done about garbage cans boy?” ISS È. M. MACDONALD, Principal of the Separate and other receptacles lining our streets on beautiful clinics are being held throughout and the substantial increase in Chil- M the counties offering free chest dren’s ■ Aid work over the whole of Dad: “I sure did, never missed a School, has been re-engaged for 1902. Miss M. A. T. summer evenings (Sundays included). X-rays to all. ! these counties, both services over Sunday.” McGillis of Glen Nevis, has-been selected to fill the vacancy 10. That more stress be given in all schools and The new X-ray equipment pres- which Council has no control but is Sonny (turning to his mother): caused by the resignation of Miss Corbett. On Sunday youth organizations, on “Civic Pride”. Urge the chil- ently in use at the St. Lawrence merely a collecting agency, the total “There now, mother, don’t you see? néxt, His Lordship Bishop Mac- dren to keep buildings, playgrounds and park, neat Sanatorium facilitates clinical work levy for 1951 would have been less It won’t do me any good either.” Friday, November 22nd, 1901 donell will officiate at the bless- and tidy. and it is strongly recommended that than in 1950. FIFTY YEARS AGO ing of St. Raphael’s' Church, 11. Mail delivery. all residents should avail themselves It might be mentioned that when lows: which has been newly remodelled. 12. Abolish double parking by Muir’s Garage .and of this service as clinics are held in the budget for 1951 was passed by Roads $41.91 Willie Orax and Malcolm McKenzie of St. Elmo, and Menard’s Bakery. the various sections of these Council, the fact that County levies —including County roads, counties. were less than in 1950 received fav- $39.94, and suburban Dan Cameron of Sandringham, have returned to their homes. 13. That authorities appeal again to C.P.R. for after spending the summer in Western harvest fields. subway under railroad track on Barron avenue, which There is no levy for the Sana- orable comment in headlines in sev- roads, $1.97. torium except a small amount for eral daily newspapers in Eastern Social Services 32.12 The post office at Williamstown is to be placed under the* is now made more dangerous by heavy traffic through the original debentures. , care of Mr. H. Smythe-, but its location has yet to be decided. Berry street. Ontario. One daily press of Kings- —including Children’s AGRICULTURE— ton, Ontario, stated that this was Aid, $15.83; hospitaliza- Messrs. Rory McLeod and Robert Urquhart of Skye, 14. That good . capable women be appointed to The Council of these United indeed unique in these times of con- tion, etc., $5.65; Home for left on Tuesday for Duluth, Minn. -There is a steady Council. Counties is, of course, vitally inter- tinual rising costs. Aged, $5.04; Health Unit, influx of new residents to our town. E. V. Donnelly, editor 15. Indoor skating rink. ested in helping . agricultural pro- The approximate proportionate $5.60. of the Glengarrian, has: placed his furniture in Mr. A. 16. That loudspeakers on cruising oars be for- jects, and to this end. make sub- expenditure per '$100, was as fol- General County Purposes ... 17.64 Kennedy’s tenement house on Ottawa street ; W. G. Rowe, bidden. Administration of Justice ... 7.92 foreman in MaePherson & Schell’s factory, has. moved his. 17. That additional modern firefighting equip- the snowplow passes. Registry Offices 41 family to town and occupies D. A. McArthur’s house; Maim ment is urgently needed, adequate for the require- 20. Why are the sidewalks not cleared when the Your Council feel that, as they street south; Mr. McNeil, foreman in the Carriage works, ments of our rapidly growing town. slush is soft, instead of waiting until it freezes ? have met the demands of the rate- will shortly move his family here. A large number of 18. That icy street-crossings be sanded, as well payer's as far as possible, have dealt 21. There were many requests also that speed with ever-rising costs, have not cur- leading citizens gathered Saturday for the laying of the as sidewalks. ' laws be more strictly enforced in ALL parts of town. tailed services in any way, and at cornerstone of the new Union Bank building. Copies of the 19. That it would be a great help to householders, 22. That in public performances such as Com- the same time have not increased local papers, coin of the realm, a plan of the building and if a man with a horse and plow, could follow the big munity Concerts, etc., the seating of the hall be “stag- taxation, that they have no apolo- other articles were deposited. Mr. Proctor and; Mr. Four- snowplow when clearing the streets and open up the gered” to permit better view of the stage by persons gies to make for their stewardship nier, foremen of the work, later entertained the guests at driveways. These are usually completely blocked after in the audience 'in 1951. the Commercial. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, November 23rd, 1951 Page 3

special speaker will be Dr. S. Gil- ☆ Securities . 17,525,896 17,372,938 and Taxes. 4,546,464 5,213,021 christ, medical missionary from BONNIE HILL Other Depreciation 1,203,922 1,574,765 « NEWS Africa. I BankOfNovaScotia Securities . 43,384,701 43,533,508 Dom. and Call Loans .. 27,311,764 33,266,903 • OF INTEBEST MAXVILLE SURROUNDING • The hymn, “Lord of the Lands”, Prov. Taxes 1.045.000 1,210,000 Friends and neighbors in this sec Other Loans 327,335,982 385,802,500 Net Profits.. 2,297,542 2,428,256 • FROM DISTRICT • opened the worship service with Has Record Assets Mrs. Donald McEwen reading ,an tion were sorry to learn of the death Letters of Dividends .. 1.920.000 2,038,096 article on the opening hymn and of Mrs. Willie Campbell, which took How a bank’s assets of $874,000,000 Credit .... 27,145,888 19,833,636 Carried for’d 377,542 390,160 Howard MaeDougall entered Ot- the meaning of its words and place in Hotel Dieu Hospital, Corn- benefit Canadians in every industry Bk. Premises 19,121,741 22,455,726 Balance Miss Jean Gumming of Win- Profits before chester, spent the week-end with tawa Civic Hospital, Tuesday. His thoughts. wall, on November 9th, after only a and every walk of life is illustrated Profit/Loss 3,214,567 3,604,727 The scriptures were read by Mrs. few days’ illness. She will be greatly Depreciation Total Assets. 818,107,524 874,092,964 her mother, Mrs. J. Gumming. many triends wish him a speedy in the announcement of The Bank Alex McGregor, Mrs. D. A. McDer- missed in this section, as she was a Miss Verna MacLean of Ottawa, recovery. i * * * mid and Mrs. Clarence McGregor, kind and good neighbor. Her funeral of Nova Scotia’s 120th annual state- spent last week with her parents at Mrs. D. McEwen leading in prayer. took place on Monday morning to ment. This record high in assets Dominionville. Evening meeting of the Women’s Institute in the Hall, Friday, No- Mrs. C. McGregor’s theme was St. Alexander’s Church, and was represents an increase of seven per Miss Audrey Metcalfe of Ottawa, largely attended. vember 3Cth. Osie Villeneuve will “Flight Across Canada”, with Mrs. cent over last year’s figure. and Ian Metcalfe of Montreal, spent M. Marshall replacing Miss Edith Mrs. John A. MacDonald and Miss be the guest speaker. Everyone Pointing out that loans to private the week-end with their parents, welcome. Special invitation to the McDougall, who was unable to at- Katherine MacDonald had tea on business and industry amounted to Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Metcalfe. men. tend the meeting, reporting on City Sunday evening with Miss Janet $376,426,000, the announcement Miss Mina Winter of Montreal, * * * Missions in the large cities—Mont- McDonald and Mrs. McDonald, and BUS TRIP1 notes: “This money went to work spent the week-end with her par- Harry Smith Dies real, Toronto, Winnipeg and Van- spent a pleasant evening. to ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Winter. couver. Mrs. Archie Hughes read | across Canada and abroad helping Suddenly Mr. A. A. Hay spent a very pleas- farmers improve their farms, help- Miss Erma Metcalfe and Harvey Harry Smith, well-known painter a story from the Home Missions j ant evening, November 14th, his CENTRAL EXPERIMENTAL FARM Digest on Christmas time, followed ; ing the fishermen, helping industry, Metcalfe of Ottawa, spent the week- and decorator, died suddenly in birthday, when Mr. and Mrs. James helping the lumber industry, the oil OTTAWA end with their parents, Mr. and Maxville, Sunday morning. by stories and articles reported by Hay and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hay Mrs. Clarence McGregor, Mrs. Alex and mining industries. In fact help- and Mrs. R. Metcalfe. Harry Smith was born at Rice- came to wish him a happy birthday. ing thousands of Canadians in busi- Mrs. John McEwen and Mrs. John ville, 56 years ago, and spent most McGregor and Mrs. M. Marshall on A few good card games were en- CANADA PACKERS PLANT, HULL the “Flight Across Canada”. The ness and industry, large and small, Perguson spent Saturday in Ottawa. of his life in the Maxville district, joyed. develop new products, more prod- where he decorated many homes. Mizpah benediction closed the meet- Sam Gardiner attended the rugby ing, and a social hour followed with We are sorry to report that Mr. ucts, better products, to create jobs game in Ottawa on Saturday. The past few months he has been and Mrs. Donnie Hay’s baby was and to keep our economy growing.” WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH working for the C.N.R. in Ottawa. Mrs. McGregor and her unit serving Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy refreshments. taken seriously ill a week ago and “Schools, roads and other public Bus leaves Agricultural Office, Alexandria, at 8.30 a.m. and family of Avonmore, visited He was spending the week-end in is now in the General Hospital, services are made possible in part Maxville and took suddenly seri- Make Reservations at with Mrs. McLeod and Miss Muriel Cornwall, We hope he will soon be by bond issues. $28,500,000 of these ously ill and passed away soon after. Kennedy, on Sunday. better and able to be home. bonds were held by The Bank of Ontario Department of Agriculture, Alexandria. The funeral was held at the Mrs. Charlton Given Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, Nova Scotia as of October 31st,” Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blaney at' Hoople Funeral Parlors. Rev. J. H. Life Membership Sponsored by tended the Royal Winter Fair in Mr. Archie A. MacDonald and Mr. says this graphic presentation of a Hamilton officiated. The remains The November meeting of the 'Toronto last week. Wilhe Hay paid Cornwall a business bank statement. GLENGARRY HOG PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION were placed in the vault to await Evening Auxiliary of St. Andrew’s visit on Saturday. A new capital stock issue, which J. M. MacRae of Maxville, and A. burial in Maxville cemetery in the No Transportation Fee Church, Maxville, was held at the o is already fully subscribed, will in- MacRae of Melaval, Sask., visited spring. . I - home of Mrs. Dan Cameron. crease the bank’s paid up capital by JOHN FOURNEY, Secretary their sister, Mrs. Waterhouse, in Those present from a distance Mrs. Eddy Carter’s unit was in The porcupine’s air-filled quills $3,000,000 and the reserve fund by Montreal, on Friday and Saturday. were, his brother, William Smith, of Glengarry Hog Producers Association, Lancaster charge of the meeting, and Mrs. keep him afloat even if he falls $6,000,000. The issue of, 300,000 Messena, arid sister (Katie), Mrs. Misses Dorothy Buell ^ and Alma Carter conducted the devotional asleep ,in the water. shares (par value $10), was allotted Wattier of Caledonia, -o Erwin of Ottawa, spent the week- part of the meeting. to shareholders at $30 per share, end with the former’s mother, Mrs. The Bible lesson was given by and when fully paid up will bring W. Hall. Successful Bazaar The Victoria Falls on the Zam- Mrs. Archie Munroe. Two extracts besi River in Africa are more than the bank’s paid up capital to $15,- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Le Clair left The Women’s Association held a from Glad Tidings were given by twice the height of Niagara Falls, 000,000 and the reserve to $30,000,- Thursday for, Edmonton, Alta. They very successful Bazaar and Tea in Mrs. Carmen Kennedy and Mrs. 354 feet to 160 feet. 000. will visit friends in Vancouver, B.C., the United Church Hall, on Satur- Allan Vallance. The statement, as of October 31st, going from there, via plane to Hono- day, November 9th. Mrs. McLean opened the business 1951, shows that demand deposits by lulu, where they will spend the The apron booth was in charge of the public have increased $36,000,00-0 winter. part of the meeting with a poem, Mrs. M. Marshall and Mrs. W. Mac- “No Occupation”. or 13 per cent over last year’s figure. Thos. Haggart of Montreal, spent Millan; flowers and plants, Mrs. R. A Life Membership of the W.M.S. Interest bearing deposits show an the week-end with his son, Robert, Metcalfe and Mrs. Jason Scott; increase of $23,000,000, five per cent and sisters, Mrs. C. Robinson and parcel post, Mrs. J. D. MacRae and of the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada was presented to Mrs. Arthur over the 1950 figure. Total holdings Miss Sara Haggart. Mrs. Jones; knitted goods, Mrs. E. of securities stand at $427,691,000 W. S. MacLean attended the rug- Hunter; fancy work and novelties, Charlton. Mrs. A. D. Stewart read the address and Mrs. Dan Cameron while total loans are $419,069,000. hy game in Ottawa on Saturday. Mrs. E. S. Winter and Mrs. Hoople; The bank’s liquid position re- R. Bubbell spent the week-end in presented the Life Membership cer- pantry table, Mrs. A. D. MaeDougall, mained strong with cash standing 'Ottawa. tificate. i Mrs. G. H. MaeDougall, Mrs. Alex at 9.75 per cent of public liabilities. Sunday guests with Mrs. W. Hall If makes a big difference where you MacGregor; tea room, Mrs. C. Mc- Subscribers to “Glad' Tidings” Quick assets represent 53.91 per cent and Mrs. J. M. MacRae were Mi-, finance your car, so choose your Phail, Mrs. W. McEwen, assisted by were asked to pay their fees for an- of total public liabilities. and Mrs. Alex Waterhouse and Mission Circle girls; Miracle Wheat, other year. Financing with the same care you daughter, Allison, of Ottawa;, Mr. Mrs. C. Rowe and daughters, Thel- After providing for depreciation The meeting closed with a hymn, ($1,575,000), Government of Canada choose your automobile. and Mrs. Cecil Guild and daughter, ma and Eleanor. after which lunch was served by taxes ($980,000), and provincial Our Financing and Insurance Service Nancy, Mrs, Ell wood Hunt and Mrs. members of Mrs. Carter’s unit. Ford Purvis of Mallorytown. taxes ($230,000), the bank shows is designed for those who want the Afternoon Auxiliary Met Lloyd Cameron of Chesterville, profits amounting to $2,428,000. Of best at the lowest cost. spent the week-end with his father, The Afternoon Auxiliary held THREE SCORE AND TEN... this amount, $2,038,000 was dis- their November meeting on Thurs- bursed in dividends; the remainder Arrange for the amount you require Eldred Cameron. People nowadays often live be- Miss Ada Cass is visiting in To- day, at the home of Mrs. Chas. Mc- yond the biblical span of 70 of $390,000 was carried forward in before you take delivery. ronto, with her sister, Mrs. Found, Intosh. Mrs. Hamilton opened the years. The wise man makes sure profit and loss account. .and Dr. Found. meeting with a short period of in- HONEY that he will not outlive his in- A comparison with this year’s tercession, opening with the prayer- come. A Sun Life retirement statement with that of 1950 shows: Come in or telephone Laurier Lavigueur of Pembroke, A sweet TREAT! policy will give you a guaranteed is spending a few days with Mr. hymn, “Breathe On Me Breath of Capital $ 12,000,000 $ 14,804,545 for full details God”. Two passages of scripture A bargain BUY! income for as long as you live. and Mrs. Oscar Lavigueur. Start saving today. Reserve 24,000,000 29,609,091 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Casselman of were read from Acts and from Mat- Get some SOON from your Pub. Deposits 709,444,281 768,653,82-3 Winchester, were recent guests with thew, followed by a short message SUN LIFE ASSURANCE Other Dep’its 39,567,561 35,116,943 grocer or neighborhood COMPANY OF CANADA Mr. and Mrs. D; J. McEwen. on “prayer”. The Lord’s Prayer was beekeeper. Cash 125,424,610 140,101,652 Chalmers Hamilton of Montreal, repeated in unison. LARRY McCOSHAM Due by B’ks. 20,965,073 24,322,242 RAYMOND ROCHON spent the week-end with his par- Sixteen visits Were reported for Sponsored by the Stormont, Dundas Dom. Govt. October. Mrs. Lambton read a let- and Glengarry Beekeepers’ Phone : Martintown 16 r 51 GENERAL INSURANCE ents, Rev. J. H. and Mrs. Hamilton. Securities . 209,271,243 186,785,411 Tel. 220 ALEXANDRIA Mr. and Mrs. D. J. McEwen spent ter acknowledging receipt of the Association. WILLI AMSTOWN Prov. Govt. several days in Ottawa last week, supply bale, and the president asked with the former’s brother, J. Kidd, for a special offering at the Christ- and Mrs. Kidd. mas meeting to help defray ex- Mr. and Mrs. Scott McLennan penses of sending the bales over- ■were Cornwall visitors on Monday. seas. Robert Campbell, who has been Mrs. W. M. MacLean read a mes- attending Yale University, is spend- sage on Christian Stewardship. ing some time with his fathér, Mrs. R. McKay gave a report of Arthur Campbell. the sectional meeting held at Moose Maurice Lavigueur of Valleyfield, Creek. Mrs. R. McKay gave a re- spent the week-end with his par- port of the nominating committee, ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Lavigueur. the installation of officers to take Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. place at the December meeting. Mrs. J. McEwen were Mr. and Mrs. D. Dingwall gave a report of the pro- Kidd and daughter, of Kars, and gram committee for 1952. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kidd of Ottawa. Miss Mina MacMillan then took charge of the worship service. The scripture passage relating to Social Righteousness were , read by . Mrs. Alguire, Mrs. J. Gumming and Mrs. W. Morrow. Miss McMillan closed with prayer, then gave us the lesson from the Study Book. The theme of this chapter was “The Church of the City Frontiers”. She spoke especially of the work being done in the mission stations in Halifax, Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver, showing what is being done for the Santa Claus is coming to new comers and those in need in the urban communities. Mrs. Ham- ilton thanked Miss McMillan for the splendid lesson. The Mizpah benediction closed the meeting, after which lunch was Then *17**311 ounce! served. * * * CHENIER’S Ninety-three years ago, United Evening Queen’s University, Kingston, Auxiliary Met •gave a medal to its first grad- The November meeting of the December 15, Evening Auxiliary of the W.M.S. of 1951 uate in chemistry. The medal was made of aluminum—which Maxville United Church was held then cost ? 17.00 an ounce. in the church hall on Tuesday, No- vember 6th. The president, Mrs. Today aluminum costs only Gordon Munro, presided and opened Arriving at C.N.R. Station, Alexandria, at 3.08. Plan to bring your slightly over one cent an the meeting with a hymn and ounce. prayer. kiddies. Come One, Come All The price has been brought Twenty-seven members answered down by mass production in the roll call and seven visits had huge plants using the electro- been made to the sick and shut-ins See our ad. next week. You^l find Toys and Gifts for young and old at lytic process discovered twenty- during the past month. Mrs. Munro eight years after the Queen’s asked that a thought or verse on medal was presented. Christmas be the answer to the roll call for the December meeting. By developing some of Can- Mrs. Donald McEwen read the ada’s waterpower, previously opening theme for the November running to waste, Alcan has Chenier’s Hardware meeting, “The Church of the City succeeded in making this coun- Frontiers”, followed by prayer. try the world’! most efficient Mrs. Howard McEwen read an Phone 104, Alexandria producer of aluminum, giv- article on Christian Citizenship in ing employment to many place of Mrs. George Barrett, who thousands of Canadians and was unable to attend. The only One Stop and Shop service in Glengarry through exports of “packaged The nominating committee re- power” aiding Canadians in ported the slate of officers for 1952/ acquiring the imports needed which was adopted and approved. THE HOME OF WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES. Sole Sales and Service for here. Aluminum Company of The Thankoflering service will be Alexandria and vicinity Canada, Ltd. (Alcan). held on the afternoon of November 23rd, When the Afternoon Auxiliary will join the Evening Auxiliary. The Page 4 The Glengàrry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, November 23rd, 1951

☆ ☆ Mr. Hughie McDonald and Mr. ☆ •& A heavy sleet and snow storm, Maxville Junior | MARTINTOWN | Bernard Kennedy returned from ! DALKEITH two weeks ago ..dismpted all .tele- Sudbury, after spending some time ^ ^ if ^ phone lines, but through the efforts MillionairesUrganize there. of Mr. J. J. McCormick and his able Miss Joyce McPhadden, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kowen, who A large number of our young gang, poles and wires are being set, The p.O.VH.L. Junior League is was the week-end guest at her have recently returned from Japan, folks attended the Junior Farmers’ up and several lines are in use on the go again, with teams ex- home. spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dance at McCrimmon, on Friday again. pected from Vankleek Hill, Finch, Mrs. H. D. McDermid has re- John R. McLeod. night last. Alexandria, Maxville and Ottawa turned home, after spending some Mr. W. R. McLeod returned fr4m The many friends of Mrs. William St. Anthony’s. time with friends and relatives in Toronto on Saturday, after attend- R. MacLeod will be pleased to learn ☆ ☆ Maxville boys elected a new slate Ida and Toronto. ing the Royal Winter Fair. that she is convalescing at her LOCHIEL of officers in their meeting, Tues- Miss Cresswell returned home on Dr. and Mrs. J. G. MacLeod of home here, following an operation day of last week, naming the popu- Saturday, after spending two weeks Finch, visited relatives here on recently Sn the Ottawa General A A A number of people from here at- lar D, M. Gamble as president. with friends and relatives in Ot- Sunday. Hospital. tended the concert and dance at Other officers were: Hon. president, tawa. Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacLennan A-H.S. Rugby Squad Inter-School McCrimmon, on Wednesday eve- Osie Villeneuve; secretary-treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Pierson McArthur and family have moved over to the ning. Roddie MacDonald; manager, Benny and family were week-end guests of ☆ ☆ Neil Macintosh farm, which they Champions, Beating Maxville 12-0 Villeneuve; coach, Don Ferguson; Mr. A. C. McArthur. WILLIAMSTOWN had purchased a few years ago; Mr. Ewen MacPhee of Montreal publicity manager, Don MacKinnon; Miss Gladys Kier, Montreal, spent if while Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Munroe and Mr. Harold MacMillan of Keeping untarnished their record period and made a 60-yard dash to advertising, Robert Haggart. a long week-end with her mother, and family, who have given up Hawkesbury, spent the week-end at of twelve wins in twelve games over the Maxville 25. Five plays later A finance committee was made up Mrs. D. G. Kier. Mrs. Harry Wilmot left on Thurs- farming for the present, have taken their respective homes here. Angus went over his own left end of Messrs. J. W. Darling, C. L. Mac- Mrs. Neville, Apple Hill, spent'a day for her home in Martin town, the past two years, Alexandria High up residence in the former Mac- The sympathy of the community School rugbyists copped the inter- for the first touchdown. His kick Gregor and Art Charlton. They few days with her daughter, Mrs. after spending the week with hèr Lennan home. is extended to Mr. William Camp- school championship, Thursday, on the convert was good as the half- will apportion the funds collected Ralph Breyer, and Mr. Breyer. cousin, Miss Christy Grant, who whs A well is being drilled these days time gun went off. by a canvassing quartette. The indisposed. bell of Fassifern, on the death of vfith a clean 12-0 victory over the on the property of Mr. Palma his wife, who was buried here last runner-up Maxville High School After an exchange of punts in the town and country is divided into Twenty-seven members responded Mrs. Mary Whitècross, Vancouver, Ranger. week. squad. third quarter, Cameron went for a four parts, and will be called on by to the roll call, “Bring a Glengarry B;.C., is visiting her sister, Miss Rev. J. Maxwell Allan paid sev- It was another big day for flying fine 84-yard advance on a reverse John MacLean, Bruno Besner, Rob- Product”, at the November meeting Maggie Ferguson, and brother, Bill eral pastoral calls in this district I guess all our Western travellers wing Angus Cameron, leading scorer around, the right end. He was ert Haggart, and Ronald MacDonald of the Mar.tintown Women’s Insti- Ferguson, who is at present under- last week. have returned now. .The Quesnel in the league, as he ran and punted stopped on the one-yard stripe by for donations. Only one canvass is tute, held at the home of Mrs. going treatment in the General Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denovan boys were the last, returning this with effect. Maxville kept the Keith Campbell, and on the next expected to be made for the season Findlay McIntosh. Mrs. McIntosh Hospital, Cornwall. spent the week-end with Dr. and pasj. week. play quarterback Lowell Ostrom to cover both junior and minor A.H.S. boys bottled up in their own presided over the meeting, opened Mrs. A. T. Munroe. Don’t forget about the Concert by plunged over centre for T.D. two. hockey. In donating money, people with the Ode and Creed. .The Women’s Institut^ held their end throughout the first quarter, but Master Cameron MacKinnon of the school children, followed by a Cameron’s convert made it an even may specify whether they wish it November meeting at the home of ' Cameron intercepted a Maxville The Institute welcomed the pres- Alexandria, is at present attending Dance, on December 14th, in the dozen for A.H.S. The last period to go to junior, midget, bantam or Mrs. A. Squair. After the singing pass on his own 25 in the second ence of four visitors, among whom Public School here, and residing Township Hall. was uneventful and went scoreless. pee wee hockey. were Mrs. A. E. McNaughton, the of the Ode, a minute’s silence was observed in memory of a highly es- with his uncle, Laurence Mac- There was a teachers’ meeting of - Coach Ted Richardson’s A.H.S. It was thought that a large num- District president, and Mr. J. Y. Kinnon. ber of people had boys playing Humphries, agricultural representa- teemed member, Mrs. James Black, Lochiel and Lancaster teachers in SOUP BOWL? line-up was: Snap, Bill Cummings; hockey for the past few years with tive at Alexandria. These two who had passed away November Alexandria Public School on Wed- insides, Jerome Masterson, Maurice very little of the cost of ice coming visitors spoke to the members. Both 12th. The roll call was answered Miss Barbara Carnochan, Eastons nesday afternoon. Cardinal; middles, Jean-Louis Be- from the parents of players. If they stressed the importance of encour- by naming a Canadian author and Corners, is visiting her grandpar- Mr. Keith MacMillan attended ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. J. E. Brown- dard, Innis Campbell; ends, Kay were properly approached they aging the youth in our various com- some of his books. The secretary- the football game in Ottawa on. would feel like doing their share. munities to stay with the farm. treasurer gave her reports, which lee, the Manse. Saturday afternoon. Hay, Donald McDonell; flying wfng, A delegation of Ken MacEwen, Mrs. McNaughton stressed the im- were adopted. As a bale was being Angus Cameron; halves, Roger Roy, Ron MacDonald, John MacLean, portance of maintaining social life packed for “Save the Children Basil McCormick, Malcolm McDiar- Don Ferguson, Clarence MacGregor in our community, and in this re- Fund”, several articles of clothing mid; quarter,1 Lowell Ostrom; alter- and C. R. Hubbell was to attend the spect the Institute could help a and three new crib quilts had been donated. The public school pupils nates, Hubert Kennedy, Raoul Pi- C.O.V.H.L. Junior League meeting great deal. Mr. Humphries also re- in Finch, Wednesday night of last ported on the agricultural conditions had collected 75 cakes of soap and —Fellow who couldn’t spell a thing card, Ambrose McDonald, Rene week. one box of oxydol. The members 1 in Eastern Ontario, which he was asked why he didn’t buy a dic- Seguin, Will Campbell, Buck Mc- o claimed had a great future with were much pleased with the gener- tionary. He said, ‘Tf I can’t spell Donald, Daryl Laporte and Laurent good grounds for optimiém. Mrs. D. osity of the children. Arrangements words I can’t find ’em, and if I Courville. S. McIntosh and Mrs. J. P. Mc- were made for Miss Sandilands to could spell ’em, I don’t need the Vankleek Hill Man Martin thanked, the speakers for ship the bale. There was a sugges- dictionary.” their kindness in presenting such tion that the pupils of the Public —That’s about right, too. If you Heads Jr. C.O.V.H L. interesting talks to the members. School might be interested in mak- don’t have a hair on your head you ing scrap books of the Royal Tour EXPERT REPAIRS Skimty men, women FINCH, Nov. 15.—W. E. Brasseur It was decided that this Branch don’t need us--but we can hqlp you would not apply for the legislative for the children’s ward in the hos- if you’ve got thatch. Seldom a wait of Vankleek Hill, was elected presi- pital. Miss Jennie Ross conducted dent of the Central Ottawa Valley grant. —drop in regularly. gain 5,10,15 lbs. The president announced that a quiz on books and characters from ON ALL MODELS Junior Hockey League at the reor- hooks. Afte'r some discussion, it Was Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor ganization meeting, at Finch, held through the efforts of the W.I. can- —No matter what brand or size vassers, $113.55 was obtained for the decided if the weather was favor- radio you have, we put ’em all in Tins of cigarettes will be in What a thrilli Bony limbs fill out: ugly hollows last week-end. He succeeds Rev. all up; neck no longer scrawny; body loses half- Salvation Army, and $106.40 for the able to have a December meeting, good order again. Call 104 for de- short supply. Get your starved, sickly bean-pole” look. Thousands of M. J. O’Brien of Finch. îirls, women, men, who never could gain before, Canadian Institute for the Blind. the roll call to be—name a Christ- pendable radio repairs to make your Xmas Gift orders in early. ire now proud of shapely, healthy-looking bodies. C. R. Hubbell of Maxville, was They thank the special vigor-bulldlng, flesh-bulldlng Mrs. J. P. McMartin prepared mas carol or an article to make for radio sing like new again. tonic, Ostrex. Its tonics, stimulants, invigorators. named vice-president, and secre- Christmas. Ton. vitamin Bi, calcium, enrich blood, improve quizes for the meeting, which were appetite and digestion so food gives you more tary-treasurer is Rev. Gordon Fara- Refreshments were served by the strength and nourishment; put flesh on bare bones. day of Vankleek Hill. The board of enjoyed. Don't fear getting loo fat. Stop when you’ve gained Prior to luncheon being served by hostess, Miss Jennie Ross, and a GERALD MCDONALD the 5. 10, 15 or 20 lbs. you need for normal weight. directors will include a representa- Costs little. New “get acquainted” size only 60c. the hostesses, Mrs. Cunningham, pleasant social time spent. BARBER Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new vigor tive from each town in the circuit. CHENIER’S HARDWARE Mill Square Alexandria and added pounds, this very day. At all druggists. Representatives were present at Miss M. Urquhart, Mrs. F. McIntosh last night’s meeting from Vankleek and Mrs. G. Ross, a special Institute The November meeting of the Phone 104 ALEXANDRIA Hill, Maxville and Cornwall. It was Grace was sung. W.M.S. of St. Andrew’s Presby- decided to contact Alexandria and Mrs. Clifford McIntyre sang two terian Church, was held at the home Winchester regarding entries in the solos, to the great enjoyment of her of Mrs. J. A. MacGregor. The meet- THERE’S GOING TO BE league. listeners. ing opened with the usual devotions. The meeting closed with the sing- : . ' ' v.;':, • j. An entry fee was set at $10 and “Name” was the key word for Bible the schedule will be drawn up by ing of the National Anthem. verses, given individually. The y o the executive after December 20th. Bible lesson chosen by the presi ïfigt|îctnfl ï}ëincing - ^ongs o— ☆ ☆ dent, Mrs. J. D. MacGregor, was THE ANNUAL MEETING PICNIC GROVE “Divine Forgiveness”, “Father, fon of the if ..if give them for they know not what Jvjusic - ^olos “D” COY. NOTES they do”, taken as the text. GLENGARRY FEDERATION » The sympathy of this community The missionary lesson was on the OF AGRICULTURE A mess meeting was held last is extended to Robert and Donald Jansi Field, India. The minutes of / 1 CtprasES Monday night to discuss possible McKay on the recent death of their the previous lesson were read and will be held in the office of the improvements in the mess. A rep sister, Miss Annie McKay, which approved. At the close of the meet- resentative of the Royal Canadian took place at hospital in Vankleek ing, a social time was enjoyed by Ontario Department of Agriculture Engineers told the assembly of plans Hill. the members and several visitors The departure of Bonnie Prince Charlie from the Seven for a stainless steel sink and other Mrs. George Fourney is spending around the tea table. ALEXANDRIA Men of Glen Morrison will be depicted improvements. Painting is now un- a few days, with friends at Mont- o der way. real. * at the annual ☆ “ ☆ The distinction of being Stick- Mrs. J. C. McPherson entertained APPLE HILL j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7TH man this week went to Richard the Glen Gordon W.M.S. on Wed- ^ — # Bellefeuille. The prize is given to nesday. at 1.30 p.m, the neatest man on parade. Mr. and Mrs. George MeCallum, Mr. and Mrs. William Merriman Plans are underway for a Christ- Rae and Mrs. Alexander Cattanach and son, Billy, of Sandringham; A special invitation is extended to member^ of Farm St. Andrew’s Concert mas party. A good time is assured. attended the funeral of Mr. Harold Mrs. Donald Dewar, Dunvegan, and Forums, Co-Operatives, Women’s Institutes, Members of the local Company Miree, which took place at Gien Miss Cassie Belle Munro of this Commodity Groups, etc. v who are in need of equipment are Sandfield on Wefinesday. place, spent Saturday last in Corn- ALEXANDER HALL, ALEXANDRIA wall. i asked to be at the Armouries at A number of Picnic Grove W. I. GUEST SPEAKER: GILBERT MacMILLAN 7 p.m. Monday, November 26th. ladies attended the entertainment Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hall and two Huntingdon, Que., President, Dairy Farmers of Canada Recent election of mess: in Bainsville Hall on Friday night, children of Morrisburg, and Miss FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH Honorary president, Capt. H. A. sponsored by the Bainsville W.I. All Murdena Munro, Maxville, spent the EVERYBODY WELCOME Stimson; president, Sergeant D. J. report an enjoyable evening. Week-end with their parents, Mr. Proulx; secretary - treasurer, Ser- and Mrs. Hugh D. Munro. geant J. G. Sauve; entertainment Mrs. Reta Colbourne spent Sun- GLENGARRY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1ST committee, O/C Wilton Cardinal. ☆ ☆ day at the home of her daughter DALKEITH 8.30 sharp Mess committee, Cpl. Bruce Ab- I I and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Donald rams. ❖ McIntosh, and children, Maxville. FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE OLD TIME DANCING AFTER THE PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLennan Rev. Mr. Duskin, Gananoque, of HAROLD BLANEY, FRASER CAMPBELL, and family have moved into their Ontario Temperance Confederation, President. Secretary. RESERVED SEATS GO ON SALE west farm residence lately occupied preached in Zion Church on Sun- day morning. WED., NOV. 21st, AT OSTROM’S DRUG STORE by the Misses McIntosh. Miss Agatha McDonell of Alex- ADMISSION, 75 CENTS andria, was the guest of the Mc- Dougall family over Sunday. Mrs. Neil McMillan of Glen sand- field, spent the early part of last week with friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Munroe and SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE family are now occupying the house —1 start using Dodd’s Kidney Pills, the 60 Say Chomplain year old remedy with a reputation for quick of Mr. John A. McLennan. • Specialized Auto Electric results. Dodd’s Kidney Pills help stimulate Mr. Robert Denovan of Montreal, iîîl'rnt (Otrisfums throughout the year Service / the kidneys to normal action—help you feel was visiting his sister, Mrs. A. T. better, work better, play better. You can Munroe, and Dr. Munroe for a week. • Relays depend on Dodd’s. 164 • Starters ""x Miss Flora A. McDonald returned ■fa What other gift can you buy that hasn’t increased in price- • Generators to Detroit after spending some time with her mother, Mrs. A. W. R. Mc- this year but has improved in quality? • Carburetors Attend the Donald. • Distributors We are pleased to learn Mr. Neil • Fuel Pumps A. McLeod is recovering, though still • Lighting System ^—Now is the time to winterize Du h and confined to his room. GIVE— • Voltage Regulators your car, change the oil and grease, install anti-freeze and TURKEY SHOOT ☆ ☆ an engine jacket heater. in the CURLING RINK I McCRIMMON I THE GLENGARRY NEWS Alexandria, Ont. LUBRICATION and WASHING The Girls’ Club meeting was held at .the home of the leader, Miss All the news of Glengarry for Glengarrfans at home and abroad.. Wednesday, Nov. 28th Claire Crevier. Eight girls were starting at 3.00 p.m. and again present, and the club unit this year Subscription: $2.50 in Canada; $3.00, ILS', and Foreign same night at 8.00 p.m. is “The Milky Way”. uueiie IffEBVM, Prop, Miss Jean McKinnon of Mont- EVERYBODY WELCOME real, spent a few days with her An attractive Gift Card from this office will announce your Phone 391 mother, Mrs. Forbes McKinnon. Harris: “And your brother, who Sponsored by ■Mrs. Archie McLeod, Miss Mar- thoughtfulness at Christmas. ■was trying so hard to get a Govt, Main and Gernish Streets jorie McLeod, Stanley and Jean, job, what is he doing now?” ALEXANDRIA ROD & GUN ALEXANDRIA were in Cornwall on Sunday. Brown: “Nothing. He got the job.” CLUB The concert and. dance held in EVEREADY PRESTONE ALBERT L. LAUZON, President. McCrimmon Hall, proved to be a big success. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, November 23rd, 1951 Page 5 WEDS FRANCES Diploma And Prize ALEXANDRIAN WED Many Mourn Doug Lacombe (Continued from Page 1) cmmZ COOK IN SUDBURY Award At Exercises AT DEHI, ONT. Lauded For Work Sask. The funeral was held Monday Radiant in a period gown of heavy The list of awards of diplomas MCMILLAN—HUDSON The follpwing is an extract from morning, the large cortege leaving ivory satin styled on classic lines, White chrysanthemums formed trophies and other prizes at the an article complimenting Doug La- the family home, 137 Fourth street SOCIAL and PERSONAL Janet prances Cook became the annual Commencement of Alex- the floral decorations in Our Lady west, Cornwall, for St. Joseph’s bride ' of Clifton Henry Giroux, andria High School, held two weeks of La Salette Church, Delhi, Ont., combe on the arrangements for the Church and cemetery, Lancaster. Mr. Jack Reid, who has been a Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McKinnon, earher this month at the Roman ago, was as follows: when Eva Roxena Hudson was Royal Visit to Halifax, which ap- Rev. Francis Lefebvre, PF., sang patient in the Veterans’ Pavilion of Dunvegan, have moved to Alex- Catholic Church of the Holy Trin- Secondary school graduation dip- united in marriage to John Alex- peared in several Canadian news- the Funeral Mass and recited the ity in Sudbury, Ont. One of the ander* McMillan. The bride is the the Ottawa Civic Hospital for the andria for the winter months. They lomas, intermediate certificates and papers following the visit to that prayers at the graveside. past month, returned home last have taken up residence in the home lovliest brides of the season, Miss music awards were presented by only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cook, popular staff member of the Ernest Hudson of R.R. 2, Otterville, city of Their Royal Highnesses The pallbearers were Dan La- week-end. of Mrs. J. A. B. McMillan and Mrs. Principal Smith to: pierre, John McLaren, jStewart Mac- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pox and daugh- K. Jackson, Bishop street. Mr. Mc- Sudbury Daily Star, and daughter Secondary School Graduation and the groom is the son of Mr. and Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh : Gillis, Lucien Leduc, Éred Throsby, ter, Audrey, Montreal, spent the Kinnon is employed on the snow- çf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook of 393 Diplomas — Arthur Bedard, Jean- Mrs. John MciV^illan of Elm street, “Press arrangements during the Maurice Kennedy, Charles Brady Week-end with her parents, Mr. and plough for the winter months. Mrs. Eva avenue, spoke her vows within Louis Bedard, James D. Dolan, Alexandria, Ont. The cerèmony was Royal Visit to Halifax were bet- and George Saiigster. Mrs. D. L. Lalonde. McMillan and Mrs. Jackson will the sanctuary, being an active mem- Jeannine Gauthier, Cecile Lalonde, held at 10 o’clock, with Rev. Father ter than in any city visited across Attending the funeral, besides the Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Elliott and spend the winter months in Brpck- ber of the Sodality of the Children Claudette Laporte, Jacqueline La- E. Veitenheimer officiating. the Dominion, a spokesman for many friends from Lancaster and daughter, Maureen, Dorval, were ville, with the former’s grand- of Mary. The groom is the son of porte, Suzanne LarUhier, Evelyn Given in marriage by her father, Mr. Anthony Giroux of. Demers the bride wore the traditional white the visiting press said during the district, were Mrs. Walter Telfer of Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Edith Wilkes. MacCuaig, Frances MacDonald, Humboldt, Sask.; Miss Mildred Mac- M. J. Morris, 4th Kenyon. Mr. Angus McDonald returned to Centre, Que. Audrey MacLeod, Munro MacLeod, satin gown and three-quarter length State Dinner held in the Nova Before the ceremony, performed veil. Scotia capital on Thursday, No- Donald, Miss Theresa MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonell Capreol after spending a few days Basil McCormick, Gisele Major, by Rev. R. J. Murphy, the bride Her maid of honor, Miss Teresa vember 8th. Dr. H. A. MacDonald, all of Mont- and daughters, Catherine, Rosalee with Mrs. Alex A. McDonald and Suzanne Major, Claire Marcoux, placed a bouquet of red roses at the Duffy, wore a gown of net over “The spokesman complimented real; Major-General D. J. MacDon- and Ursula, of St. Raphael’s, have family, Greenfield. Ruby Morrison, Alex. J. G’Bri|n, taffeta, colored American Beauty the work of Douglas Lacombe, ald of London, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. taken up residence in Alexandria. Master Shelly McMillan, Dorval, shrine of Our Lady of Mary, which Lowell Ostrom, Luella Phillips, Lor was ablaze with vigil lights and Rose, with a halo of pink and white C.N.R. Public Relations Officer, Dugald Chisholm of Round Lake, Arthur LeroUx, Daniel Leroux, is spending some time with his raine Ranger, Leona Sauve, Ronald N.Y. Several prominent officers of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. decorated with red roses. The high sequins. Her bouquet consisted of who was chairman of the Halifax Thomas Kemp and Roy Van Dyke, Shirtliffe, Theresa Smith, Lucette the Glengatry Liberal Association McMillan. altar and side altars were decorated pink roses with white chrysanthe- committee in charge. He said he of Alexandria, and Reil Leroux of Vachon. were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McHugh, Mr. with vigil lights and autumn blos- mums. had been with 'the Royal Tour Cornwall, motored to Brockville on Intermediate Certificates — Elaine Relatives and friends placed a and Mrs. Gerald McDonald, Alex- soms. Two brothers of the bride, Barbara, Virginia Berry, Marguerite Bridesmaids were Misses Patricia across the entire continent from Monday to attend the funeral of the Quebec City, and that he had seen great many Mass cards, spiritual of- andria, and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan A. Ronny and Jim, acted as altar boys Blondin, Rita Borris, Leona Cadieux, and Frances Gray. They wore late Michael D. Prego. nothing to compare with the ar- ferings and lovely floral tributes Macdonell, St. Raphael’s, were in for the nuptial Mass. Innis Campbell, Lorance Chenier, similar dresses of mauve and yellew Mr. J. Douglas Macdonald, Kirk- Mrs. J. Thompson was organist nylon marquisette, respectively, with rangements in Halifax.” about the casket, evidences of the Montreal on Sunday to attend the Kathleen Christie, Pierrette Clem- regard in which Mr. Tobin was held land Lake, is spending a few days Ice Capades Show at the Porum. with Mrs. Chrissie Nemis as soloist. ent, Raymond Durocher, Hubert matching headdress. Both carried ’Representatives from the Navy, Army and Air Force, as well as and the regret felt at his death- with his sisters, Misses Annie and Mrs. Wallace Caven, Montreal, She sang ‘‘On This Day of Beautiful Filion, Pauhne Franklin, Lois bouquets of pink roses With white Ella Macdonald. Mother”, “Panis Angelicus” and chrysanthemums. Little Carol Duffy, members of the press and radio, The family received numerous tele- spent the week-end with her sister, Fraser, Georgette Gagnier, Gerald grams, letters and cards of con- Mr. and Mrs. Andre Pilion, Ot “Ave Maria”. sister of the maid of honor, was acted on the press and information Mrs. A. W. McMillan, and Mr. Mc- Gagnier, Mary M. Gauthier, Bea- dolence from friends at distant tawa; Mrs. Herve St. Denis of St. Given-in marriage by her father, flower girl. She wore a green dress committee of the City of Halifax, Millan. They also had on Sunday, trice Gibbs, Nancy ^Graham, Marsha points as well as from local and dis- Isidore, and Miss Lorraine Guindon, the bride wore a gown fashioned of net over taffeta with pink trim- under the chairmanship and di- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Murray, Sum- Greenspon, Olive Hay, Hubert Ken- trict friends. Maxville, spent Friday with Mrs. L. with a moulded bodice, buttoned mings, and carried a basket of pink rection of Mr. Lacombe. merstown. nedy, Lilliane Lanthier, Emery A great many from Lancaster and Thauvette. Miss Georgette Bellefeuille, Mont- from the high collar to the diminu- Laporte, Hortense Lauzon, Adelaide roses and white ’mums. On her Commenting on his work, Walter S. Thompson, C.B.E., Chief Infor- district and from Cornwall visited Mr. Clarence Ostrom was a pa- real, spent the week-end with her tive waistline. Her long sleeves Lavigne, Olive Laviolette, Malcolm head she wore a matching halo. mation Officer of the Royal Visit, the home over the week-end to of- tient this week in the Western Di- mother. .^ended in a Calla lily effect cuff over MacDiarmid, Lorraine MacDonald, The groom’s brother, Donald Mc- said “The arrangements made by fer ' prayers for the repose of the vision of the Montreal General Miss Genevieve Gormley, Mont- the wrists. The voluminous folds of Margaret MacDonald, Mary Beth Millan of 1 Market street, Toronto, Doug Lacombe'were among the very soul of Mr. Tobin and to extend Hospital. real, will spend the week-end with the skirt fell from a panier hipline MacDonald, Norma MacDonell, Jean was best man, and ushers were Paul best of the whole tour.” The Nova sympathy to Mrs. Tobin and her her father, T. J. Gormley, prior to and swept into a full cathedral Macintosh, Raymond MacLeod, Hudson, brother of the bride, and A/C Neil Lafave of the R.C.A.F., train. Her satin calot, outlined with Robert Fitzsimmons of Otterville. Scotia provincial government and daughters, Mr. Tobin’s mother and Rockcliffe, spent the past two weeks her leaving next Sunday for Van- Ruth MacLeod, Sandra MacLeod, only sister in the great bereave- couver, B.C., where she has been pearl, held her finger-tip veil of im- Traditional wedding music was the City of Halifax have also ex- with his sister, Mrs. Arthur Leroux, Donald G. MacMillan, Jeannine ment they had suffered. transferred. ported French tulle d’illusion. Her MacRae, Duncan McDonald, Hazel played by Miss Mary Agnes Mc- pressed their deep appreciation for and Mr. Leroux, 4th Kenyon. They white satin prayer book was clus- Dermott, who presided at the organ. Mr. Lacombe’s efforts. o also had with them for the week- Mr. Jos. Lalonde returned home McDonald, Inez McDonald, Rose- Wednesday of this week, after un- tered with orchids and stephanotis mary McDonald, Shirley McDonald, A reception for 75 guests was held Douglas Vincent Lacombe is a son end, Mr. Robert Bedard of Corn- wired in spray form and long white at tlîe home of the bride’s parents. of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lacombe of When in need of Busi- wall. dergoing an operation in the Ot- Donald McDonell, Alice McKelvy, ness o r Professional tawa General Hospital. satin streamers hung in a cascade Lucien Massie, Wilda Nixon, Florent The festive note of the occasion was Glen Robertson, where he went to • 1 Mr. Maurice Poirier of Wiseton, effect caught with sprigs of step- Pigeon, Hilda O’Brien, Aline Poirier, added to by a profusion of . pink and public school. He also attended St. assistance, consult the Sask., arrived here on Thursday to hanotis and fern. Claudette Poirier, Playter St. John, white ’mums and the pink and Margaret’s Convent School in Alex- “Nevys” Business and spend some holidays. with his Audrey Luesby of Sudbury, as Therese Sauve. white decorations. The bride’s table andria. Professional Directory. brother, Mr. Procule Poirier, and maid of honor, was attractively Music Awards — Music certificates was centred by the wedding cake Mrs. Poirier. gowned in a bouffant dress of whis- from the Conservatories awarded to Which was set off by an encircling pering taffeta and velvet of a sulfur students prepared by Rev. Sister array of white and pink ’mums. yellow shade. The strapless bodice Ste. Rose: Mary Dolan, Jacqueline The bride’s mother received the. was attached to a bouffant skift. Laporte, Jeannine Roy. guests, wearing a wine dress with Honored Prior To She wore a brief collared jacket of Athletic Awards, presented by A. accessories and a shoulder corsage THE GREAT WEST INSURANCE CO. Leaving Alexandria velvet with bracelet-length sleeves. E. Richardson, went to — (a) Ath- of pink Sweetheart roses. Her matching velvet brimmed, bon- letic Championship Cups: Senior The couple left on a honeymoon net had a spray of ostrich plume girls, Annette Thauvette; inter- to Northern and Eastern Ontario, is extending the time limit On Tuesday evening, October the across the crovta and clustered at 30th, the many friends, neighbors mediate girls, Nancj Graham; the bride wearing a rose suit with for membership to the the side. gray accessories with a wine top- and fellow parishioners of Mr. and junior girls, Julia Barbara; senior Mary Fedoronko of Sudbury, and coat. On - their return they will Alexandria Board of Trade Group Insurance • FRI. — SAT. Mrs. .Michael Leroux assembled in boys, Alex. J. O’Brien; intermediate Emily Cook, sister of the bride, were till NOV. 23 — 24 — Greenfield Hall to bid them fare- boys,'Basil McCormick; junior boys, take up residence near Otterville. bridesmaids. Both wore gowns of Bobby Marcoux. For their aid, the bridesmaids re- well prior to their departure for delphinium blue taffeta. Miss Fedo- Alexandria. Presentations were also made to ceived compacts, the flower girl re- ronko’s gown had a strapless bodice winners of events at Meikle Cup ceived a doll, and the ushers and After a dainty lunchs’served -by % with draped bustline and bouffant Competitions in Cornwall; to stu- best man were presented with ties. the ladies, Mr. Archie McDougald skirt. She' wore a brief bolero DECEMBER 2ND, 1951 dents who have won athletic crests; called Mr. and Mrs. Leroux to the jacket with gathered cap sleeves, platform, where Mr. Roy McDonell of crests to 1950 rugby team. ?r)»0*0»0*0«0»0»0»0*0«0*0*0*0«0»0®0*0«0«0*0*0*0*0«0«0*0f.0»0«0*0* matching mittens and a half hat of .■o*o*n*o*o*o«o*o»o*o*o*o*o*o«o*o«o«o*o«o*o«o*o»o*o*o*oSo*o«o«c ably read an address expressing the Presentation of Certificates and taffeta with ostrich plumes. Miss Badges in Signalling, were made to: High T.C.A. Post regret of the community upon los- Cook chose a gown styled with a ing such good citizens. Mr. Innés 1st year, Noel Brunet, Marcel Cam- £o«o*o«o«o«o*o«o«o«o«o«o«o»o*o*o< fitted bodice, cap sleeves and bouf- peau, Lucien Chenier, Ellis Mac- —Just a reminder that when the gang gets together on a MacDonald presented them with a fant skirt. Her bonnet hat featured For C. J. Campbell s* Leod, PauLEmile Poirier, Morel Christmas family reunion, party, etc., we will always be on hand muttl iurse of money. Rev. Ewen J. Mac- ostrich plumes also. All three at- I * COlOR»'' .onald and Rev. C. F. Gauthier Quenneville; 2nd year, Arthur Be- Appointment of a former director to record the brilliance and sparkle that comes with the holiday tendants carried muffs to match dard, Noel Brunet, Bruno Larocque, of signals for the Royal Canadian were then called upon, after which their gowns, made by Miss Dedo- season, Mr. Hector Leroux replied on be- Maurice Lauzon, Basil McCormick, Air Force, C. J. Campbell, to the ronko. i GIVE A PORTRAIT FOR CHRISTMAS 1 half of his parents. He thanked all Ronald Shirtliffe; special, Arthur position of Trans-Canada Air Lines’ Patrick Hynes of Demers Centre, Bedard, Noel Brunet, Bruno La- director of communications, has SLIM KE1* STEM6B their friends for their kindness. The Que., .was best man. The ushers One 4x6 Reprint FREE with all orders of not less than $10.00. remainder of the evening was spent rocque, Maurice Lauzon, Basil Mc- been announced. He was formerly were T. C. Hickey of Sudbury, and Phone for Appointment NOW—avoid last minute rush. in singing and dancing. Cormick, Ronald Shirtliffe. assistant director of the airline’s Added Attractions— Robert Cook, brother of the bride, Presentation of " Certificates of network of communications, and • Zoot Cat. of the R.C.A.F., Aylmer, Que. The Military Qualifications to: Stuart succeeds S. S. Stevens, who recently guest pews were marked with tulle Buchan, Bruno Carrière, ^Raymond resigned. . Gerry Portrait Studio • Mermaid Bay. MAIN STREET ALEXANDRIA, ONT. bows and tiny nosegays. Lefebvre, Robert Marcoux, Donald Mr. Campbell was born and edu- PHONE 358 • Canadian Paramount News. St, Jlsiistif© i A wedding breakfast was held in MacDonell. cated at Maxville, and has experi- the private dining room of the Hotel J. Y. Humphries, local agricultural ence in both Canadian and inter- ★ ★★★★★ Frontenac for the, wedding party, representative, made the presenta- national communications field. Early 1 relatives and out-of-town guests. tion of agricultural awards to: in World War II he was responsible £ MON.— TUES. The toast to the bride was proposed W Cpijttrt Calf Club — Donald MacDonald, for the planning and installation of NOV. 26 — 27 — by the best man and the groom re- Ransom Nixon, Carmin Howes, radar stations on the East and West ATTENTION — WHEN YOU NEED sponded. Father Murphy alsp ex- Shirley Howes, Francis McGillis, coasts of Canada, and was later bor- _ , •-> ' -<• gSg tended a toast to the bridal couple. Gordon MacLeod, John Angus Ken- rowed by the United States Signal A reception was held at the home of COMMUNITY HALL nedy, Duncan McDonald, Shirley Corps for similar radar duty in the Irene Alec the bride’s parents on Eva avenue. Laframboise, Nancy Graham, Rene Panama Canal zone. FURNITURE hi I DUNNE-GU1NNESS MAXVILLE The bride’s table was centred by a Theoret, Margaret Carleton, Royce A specialist in microwave tech- ■ three-tiered wedding cake topped MacGillivray, Raymond MacLeod, nique, Mr. Campbell returned to OR APPLIANCES by a miniature nosegay of sweet- Reginald Phillipsi Canada to supervise the mainten- WED., NOV. 28TH heart roses. Swine Club — Stuart Buchan, ance and installation of further air- We have a big stock of Refrigerators — Electric and ^[urf/arA The bride’s mother received the Maurice Gauthier, Stanley Mac- borne and ground radar equipment Gas Washers—Electric Ranges and Rangettes—Chrome Tinder the auspices of guests in a grey faille afternoon Leod, Malcolm MacDiarmid, Douglas on the East coast until appointed Kitchen Sets—Bedroom Sets—Chesterfield and Divan- dress. Her hat and accessories were *0* Ladies’" Aid Society MacDiarmid, Raymond MacLeod, the R.C.A.F.’s deputy .director of port Sets — Wood or Coal Stoves — Oil Heaters in a burgundy shade and she wore 8.15 sharp Roland Seguin, Gilles Major, Rene communications and radar. Oil Cloth. a shoulder spray of roses and baby Theoret. As a Canadian communications Jock McDonald, Scottish Songs mums. The groom’s sister, Mrs. H. Grain Club — Will Campbell, representative on the Interdepart- GREAT SAVING \ ' ' Allard, of Demers Centre, Que., was Norma Entwistle, Directing Stanley MacLeod, Innis Campbell, mental, Committee on External. 20% OFF TILL NOVEMBER 30th, 1951 also in the receiving line. She wore Bob Conroy, Raymond MacLeod, Telecommunications Policy, and ADMISSION — 50 CENTS a black taffeta afternoon dress trim- Roland Seguin. later the Commonwealth and Em- Added Attractions— med with gold. Her hat was black Garden Club — Kathleen Christie, pire Conference on Radio for Civil velvet and she wore a spray of baby Aviation, he was active in formu- • The Littlest Expert. Lois Fraser, Mary Gauthier, Nancy mums in a gold shade. Graham, Doris Johnson, Shirley La- lating the procedures now used in CLEMENT’S • Miners Forty Niners. For her honeymoon trip to To- framboise, Anne MacKenzie, Louise both civil and military communica- FURNITURE and APPLIANCES ronto, Belleville, Niagara Falls and • Warner-Pathe News. MacDonald, Margaret MacDonald, tions. % Phone 43 Alexandria | points in the U.S.A., the bride wore Heather Roy, Nancy Smith, Elsie Awarded the Order of the British ★ ★★★★★ a tailored suit of guards blue gabar- Urquhart. Empire on the King’s Birthday List dine with matching hat and grey in 1943 for his services in develop- £ WED. — THURS. wool top coat. Her corsage was of ing wartime radar and communica- W NOV. 28 — 29 — purple orchids. tions in Canada and overseas, Mr. Legion At Funeral Campbell, retired from the R.C.A.F. at the war’s end with the rank of Of Alex J. McDonald group captain, and assumed the di- DID YOU CALL rectorate . of communications re- Many friends and relatives at- search for the Department of Re- A PLUMBER? tended the funeral of Alex. J. Mc- construction’s research and develop- Donald (Mclsaac) of Apple Hill, ment branch. who passed away at Cornwall. The —In grandfather’s day a . leaky remains were taken to Clingen’s UNITED CHURCH faucet was just another quirk in a Annual Sale of Funeral Parlor, from where the ALEXANDRIA new-fangled gadget. Now a leaky funeral took place on Saturday Home Cooking and Home-made Minister: Rev. D. McRae faucet means a higher water bill morning to St. Anthony’s Church Candy Sunday Services, Nov. 25th plus a real nuisance value. It’s a and cemetery. Rev. J. R. Donihee, 1C. am!—Sunday School. — in the •— P.P., chanted the Mass and recited 11 a.m.—Public Worship. Sermon: minor irritation that Can be inex- the prayers at the graveside. MASONIC ROOMS “Is Man Playing the Man?” pensively cleared up.. Call us to The cortege was headed by the 7 p.m,—“Healing Power, possible or check your plumbing facilities. Our members of Glengarry Legion,. not?” Added Attractions— B.E.S.L., with Pipers E. W. iàunro, services are guaranteed, our prices • Early Bird Dood It. SATURDAY, NOV. 24 A. D. Munro and Roy McDonell. are right. Stop in and talk it over. • Voices of Venice. 3.30 p.m. Donald Cameron had charge of the • Little Witch. Tea Will Be Served Legion service at the grave. Thursday, November 29th, MORLEY L. TOBIN under the auspices of the PAINTER and DECORATOR For RESULTS Use CHENIER’S HARDWARE iS Lucky Star Night. Women’s Association of TRADE MARX REG. Phene 104 ALEXANDRIA Phone 85 Peel Street ALEXANDRIA Alexandria United Church “NEWS” WANT ADS Entertain economicallq The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, November 23rd, 1951 Page 6

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— (Intended for Last Issue) Mrs. Alex Buchanan is spending Mrs. Douglas MacDonald, Ottawa, — ☆ ☆ ☆ spent Sunday afternoon at the home ☆ Mr. and Mrs. Donat Lefebvre, Mrs. the week with friends in Montreal. ST. RAPHAEL’S I LOCHIEL I of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacDonald. I Louis Valade on Sunday visited Mr. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert - # Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mackie INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER - ^ and Mrs. Rene Beaulieu in Max- Villeneuve for the w'eek-end were, their daughter, Mrs. Brarichaud, spent Sunday at the home of his (Intended for Last Issue) (Intended for Last Issue) ville. Mr. Branchaud and family, of Corn- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold REFRIGERATORS The sympathy of the community Those who visited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kerr were wall. Mackie. guests of Rev. D. A. Kerr at the is extended to Mrs. Angus E. Mac- Adelard Rozon over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Ralph St. Amour New...and Millan on the death of her father Mr. and Mrs. Angus Fitzsimmons Rectory last week. were Leonide and Rolland Rozon of and Mrs. William Lalonde motored during the past week. Montreal, Miss Jeanne D’Arc Rozon and Mrs. P. E. Doyle visited friends Ml. and Mrs. Mack Seguin and to Montreal on Sunday. Mrs. La- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacQueen here the latter part of the week. young son, Mark, visited her mother, of Alexandria. londe will remain in the city for the of Ottawa, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George McOab, • Huge 8.2 cu. ft. inside ... space- Mrs. Peter J. MacDonald, last week- Gerard and Robert Vincent, Mr. week. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MacPhee. Cornwall, demonstrators of Nu- saving outside! end. and Mrs. Ned Patton and baby of Mrs. James Neville spent last week '• Full-width freezer holds 35 lbs. I The monthly meeting of the Montreal, were the week-end guests Health Aluminum, made several Mr. E. H. Tourangeau, Belleville, with her daughter and husband, '• Space for 25 quart bottles I C.W.L. was held at the home ot of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vincent. calls in ■town during the week. was with his family last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Breyer and • Sparkling Chromium shelvesl Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCormick, last Mr. Anthime Valade of Chatham, Mr. Henry Cousens, Toronto, was children, Martintown. • Full-width Crisper holds 16 qts.l Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald and Sunday afternoon. a visitor in town on Monday. On Tuesday afternoon, many at- Easy to see why the IH storage story is a best- young daughter, of Montreal, re- arrived on Sunday to spend a few The Junior Farmers held a Mas- days visiting relatives here. Mrs. J. A. Buchanan, Provincial tended the bazaar held In the seller everywhere! You get amazing interior turned to their home on Sunday, spaciousness in a compact cabinet, dozens of querade in the hall last Tuesday Board anember and Federated repre- L.O.L. hall, under the auspices of after a week’s holiday spent with Mr. Leo Laframboise of Mont- convenience features of the future, plus the night. It was a big success. sentative, is this, week attending the Zion United Church Woman’s Asso- lasting beauty of Shadowline styling! his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Mc- real, was the week-end guest of Mr. Pat Hammill is spending Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laframboise. annual meeting of Provincial Board ciation. The booths of fancy work, tho complete line Donald. vegetables and plants, home cooking, 7 Models I some holidays with Mrs. Hammill Mr. Germain Sauve, Miss Mar- of Federated W.I.O., held in Parlour Deep regret is felt at the loss of “C”, Royal York Hotel, Toronto. candy, surprise package and fish 7 Sizes! and Wayne. gerite Sauve of Montreal, visited 7 Prices...! Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacDonell Sessions begin at 9.30 a.m. Monday, pond were well patronized. L, $322.75 A number from here attended the Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sauve, over the and family, who have moved to March 19th. Afternoon tea was also served by Alexandria, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack turkey supper at Kirk Hill, Monday week-end. evening. At a recent Telephone meeting the Young People and in the eve- INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Lee and family, who have moved to Mi-, and Mrs. N. Butlér of Mont- ning a concert was put on by the o real, was Sunday guests of Mr. and held at the home of the secretary- London, Ont. We wish them all Monckland Young People, and was Mrs. Romeo Vaillancourt. treasurer, Mr. Nelson McRae, it was success and happiness in their new very much appreciated by all. homes. ☆ ☆ o voiced by all how it was appreciated McCRIMMON ! the assistance rendered by all tele- ☆ ☆ phone users, who so willingly gave 7 cu. ft. FREEZER their time and service in erecting (Intended for Last Issue) MAPLE AVENUE Holds 245 lbs. # f ^ poles and hope to have lines work- ALEXANDRIA Mrs. Hurley^of Maxville, is spend- ing as soon as possible with extra Imagine the care-free luxury of freezing foods FOR YOUR MODERN right in your own kitchen! Store everything you ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Mi-, and Mrs. H. D. Munro, Mr. help engaged. need for weeks of good eating ... everything in AND OLD TIME Myles McMillan. and Mrs. Allan Vallance, Alex Mac- just a 2714 x 44V4 in. space! Think of saving SASH & DOOR CO. valuable time and footsteps, of getting exciting Mr. and Mrs. Rene Deguire and Naughton and Clarence MacLachlan IH features: smooth table top for added work- family, spent Sunday with Mr. De- and Miss Janie MacLachlan spent The Women’s Institute meeting ROLLAND CHOLETTE ing space, over-all freezing so you can freeze Friday in Cornwall. was held on Thursday evening in foods on 5 surfaces, Dri-Wall cabinet that does DANCING guire’s father in Green Valley. Prop. away with excessive moisture! Preserve sea- Mrs. M. E. McGillivray is spend- Charlie MacDonell returned home the Community Hall, with a pleasing sonal foods, pocket dollar savings ... now! ing a few weeks at the home of from a successful hunting trip at attendance. DUNCAN G. MORRISON — Tel. 150-J — m Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hewston. Calabogie. He was successful in Mrs. E. L. Blair, president, opened (DUSTY MORRISON) bringing home a large deer. $408.75 Mr. Lorenzo Bedard paid a busi- the meeting with singing of the Priced only Alex MacNaughton and Millan Ode and repeating the Mary Stew- and his ness trip to Alfred on Friday. MacNaughton and C. MacLachlan EVERYTHING TO Mr. and 'Mrs. Matthew Charlebois art Collect. TJie treasurer, Mrs. D. spent Saturday afternoon at New- J. McKinnon, gave a report of GREEN VALLEY MUSIC MAKERS attended Mass at St. Joseph’s Ora- ington. BUILD and REPAIR tory in Montreal, on Sunday. money collected re: Salvation Army Guests of Miss Bella Ross were drive. Telephone: Lancaster 3935 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Anderson of Mr. and Mrs. James Graham, Mar- Dressed Lumber, Flooring, 39-14C Montreal, visited relatives here on tintown, and Mrs. George Munfo, New business: Decided we give a Gyproc, Ten Test, Masonite, Sunday. Jennett and Hugh Munro. donation of money for request from Arborite, Bertile, Roofing, Mrs. R. G. Purcell, provincial presi- Glengarry Motor Sales Mrs. D. K. MoLeod of Ottawa, is Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McIntyre were Cement, Lime, Brick, PHONE 238 ALEXANDRIA in Alexandria on Saturday. dent, for community tractor for the Builders’ Hardware, Paint. visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Village of Mesovuna, Greece; also McLeod. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Campbell spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. a letter read from the Department, Mr. T. J. Clark was in Ottawa last Toronto, re: the quilt-making com- ADVERTISE IN “THE GLENGARRY NEWS” night. Alexander MacDonell and sons. v Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh petition. After much discussion, Mr. F. Lester and his daughter, MacIntyre and James H. McIntyre, Mrs. Emery Brunet was named con- Frances, of St. Rose, paid a visit to venor to arrange the above request. were Mr. and Mrs. Davidson and •} j-:}; ’ l] • j';;!(| V M c; ,V; ... Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ranger, on George Alguire, Newington; Mr. and It was decided that our boys, both Sunday. Mrs. John D. MacRae, Maxville. in Canada and overseas, be remem- Mr. and Mrs. John Bilmer and bered at Christmas, with Mrs. Currie son, Arthur, of Northfield, were Blair in charge. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bilmer, A letter from the district presi- on Sunday. dent, Mrs. E. L. Filion, was read, re: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McIntyre wheel chair to be objective for dis- spent Sunday evening with Mr. dnd trict for this year, and was dis- Mrs. James Gallinger, MacMillan’s cussed and duly carried by the Corners. members. o At the close of the business part of the meeting, Mrs. Hugh Blair, 'ÿféTrykaUnp /Atyfocut/ ûr/fé/rruv ywer ^ _ . _ . ☆ ☆ hostess and convenor of Citizenship, /efo /nf yiïia** fânJÛZU/ê ytind 'you /&/*>/an (Çjfôceryttt @ur- ûvruu/ùwi' | McCRIMMON | presented a most enjoyable varied ^ ^ programme, opening with O Canada. ; ■ ‘•HSI'N.-'V , I i Thursday evening, November 15th, Motto: Wholesome Homes are the McCrimmon Women’s Institute Stepping Stones to a Great Nation, were hostesses td the members of ■by Mrs. D. J. McKinnon. Dunvegan branch. Mrs. A. H. Ken- Roll call: A Canadian woman and nedy, president, presided. her work. Quiz on Hand Book, by The meeting opened in the usual Mrs. J. A. Buchanan. How Canada manner. The roll call was called remembers, by Mrs. Stanley Mc- and the minutes of last meeting Kay, and two minutes’ silence ob- were read and approved. served. ûnÿjo ryfadte/sn ■you. The president welcomed all the Sing-song, with Mrs. Currie Blair members of Dunvegan branch, also at the piano, in the absence of Mrs. our guest speakers, Mrs. A. E. Mc- D. MacDonald, teacher of music in Naughton and Mrs. D. J. McCrim- the local schools. S&Ô shyi mon. Paper on Young Canada’s Book- Miss Theresa Kennedy favored Week, by Mrs. Elmer McDermid, the audience with the Shean Triub- followed by discussion on undesir- has, accompanied by Miss Christina able comic books. YOUR TELEPHONE is one item that takes a smaller Kennedy on the piano. part of your budget than it used to. Its cost hasn’t Mrs. A. E. McNaughton, district Paper on Citizenship, by Mrs. gone up as much as most other things. president, chose as the topic of her Hugh Blair. Contest: Know Your address, “The Community We Live Canada, won by Mrs. McKinnon. In another way, too, the telephone is bigger value National Anthem. today than ever before. Now you can reach twice as In.” Luncheon served to Board of many people as you could ten years ago and more Piano selections by Mrs. T. J. Trade members. ‘‘Our Guests”, with telephones are being installed every day. Clark were enjoyed, then Mrs. D. J. Young men... McCrimmon spoke on her recent Mrs. Stanley McKay, Mrs. Hector If you haven’t service, we want you to know we’re trip to Scotland. Guerrier, Mrs. J. A. Buchanan, Mrs. working at if. Your place on the list is being pro- Mrs. D. N. MaoLeod, in a few well Albert Villeneuve, Mrs. Tremblay, in tected and your telephone will be installed just as chosen words, thanked Mrs. Mc- charge. Mr. Villeneuve, president Here is Challenge soon as possible. Naughton and Mrs. McCrimmon for of the Board of Trade, thanked the their splendid addresses. ladies kindly. Mrs. E. L. Blair, Miss Theresa Kennedy danced president, said we were always very and OPPORTUNITY the Highland FUng, then the meet- pleased to have them with us at ing closed by singing the National luncheon. Anthem. While the lunch was be- o Training and experience in leadership are two of the most valuable assets ing prepared, Miss Claire Crevler you can possess, no matter what lifetime career you select. You may favored the audience with piano ☆ -ft selections. All members were host- | MAPLE AVENUE | obtain both training and experience as a leader under a new plan whereby esses. ^ # the Canadian Army is training young men with Junior Matriculation or «J- w-’swwnj The executive committee decided Mrs. Charles Macintosh and son, Equivalent Educational Standard as Officers in the Active Force. to hold our December meeting, Robert, accompanied by Mrs. Percy Thursday afternoon, December 13th Stephenson, Cornwall, left to visit But there is a challenge in the standards you must meet — in the (one week earlier than usual) at the Miss Lillian Macintosh, Montreal. courses you take and pass before you can qualify for a commission. home of Mrs. A. H. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Kemp and family, of o Holland, have taken up residence And, there is opportunity in thé privilege of leading Canada’s with Charles Macintosh. soldiers at home and abroad. ☆ ☆ Mr. and Mrs. M. J. MacKay, I ST. ELMO I Grants Corners, and Miss Mary If accepted you begin training at Camp Borden as an Officer Cadet MacRae, Maxville, spent Thursday to qualify as a Second Lieutenant in the Active Force. You will receive (Intended for Last Issue) at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Second Lieutenant’s pay while in training. When you are granted a com- The service next Sunday, Novem- Macintosh. mission you will then serve for periods of 3, 4 and 5 years as you choose Have you Mrs. Wendel Morrison spent a few ber 18th, will be conducted by Rev. under the Short Service Commission Plan. At the end of this service Mr. MacDonald of Woodstock, New days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. it Brunswick. There will be no Sun- Duncan MacNaughton, Brockville. you may apply for a permanent commission. talked over day School and the regular church — o service at 2 o’clock. To qualify you must be:—Single — Physically fit — Between 18 and Mrs. J. Cameron MacGregor and 25 years of age and have a Junior Matriculation or Equivalent Educa- with your children, are spending some time VAMXLEEK HILL tional Standard. with her father, Mr. Fergus Mac- CURLINa CLUB Kercher, and Mrs. MacKercher. bank manager? Mr. Ernest Cameron and sister, APPLY TODAY TO THE RECP.UITING OFFICE Miss Bell Cameron, have taken up residence in their new home in / NEAREST YOUR HOME Our door is always open 1 Shooting Maxville. No. 13 Personnel Depot, Wallis House, Rideau and Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, On». * No. 5 Personnel Depot, Artillery Park, Bagot St., Kingston, Ont. Canadian Army Recruiting Station, 90 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont. No. 7 Personnel Depot, Wolseley Borrocks, Elizabeth Street, London, Ont. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Match Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main Street West, North Bay, Ont. Army Recruiting Centre, James Street Armoury, 200 James St. North, Hamilton, Ont. You con bank on the "Royal" SATURDAY, NOY. 24 NOTHING TO PREPARE.. EVERYBODY Listen to "Voice of the Army" — Tuesday and Thursday evenings — Dominion Network. J. G. BLINN, Manager Alexandria, Ont. NOTHING TO CLEAN UP WELCOME The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, November 23rd, 1951 Page 7

FARM AND MARKET NEWS Your Ag-Rcp Reports Mrs. Alison Marden A weekly report on the Farm Front, prepared for The Glengarry | Dies At Colton, N.Y. This superb tea guarantees News by James Y. Humphries, Agricultural Representative Mrs. Katherine M. Marden, 70, MONTREAL LIVESTOCK MARKET in Glengarry. the flavour of every cup wife of Alison Marden, of Colton, MONTREAL, Nov. 19.—Fairly light receipts brought about steady N.Y., died on Friday, November 9th, prices today on the Montreal livestock markets. GLENGARRY AYRSHIRES * fqllowing several months’ illness. Receipts were 834 cattle, 744 calves, 1,583 sheep and lambs and 555 DO WELL AT ROYAL Mrs. Marden was the former hogs. Glengarry County was well repre- Katherine MacDonell, a daughter Trading on cattle was slow and prices were generally steady. A few Glengarry Club At sented in the Ayrshire section of the of the late Alexander MacDonell medium steers sold at S29-S31.50 and common $26-$27. Medium heifers Royal Winter Fair, just completed and Annie McDonald. She was brought $26-828 and common $18-$25. Good cows made $25-$26, medium this week with county breeders Toronto Gathered $22-$24, common $20-$22 and canners and cutters $15-$19. Bulls were slow born in East Hawkesbury. She mar- bringing further laurels to this area. sellers and good heavy ones were $25-$26 and common and medium Reports presented at the annual ried Mr. Marden of Childwold about $20-$24. Cummings Bros, of Lancaster won meeting of the Glengarry Highland 46 years ago. During their early Calves were Steady with good vealers selling for $37-$39 and common the coveted Premier Breeders award Club of Toronto, held in the Queen married life they lived at Child- and medium $29-$36. Some grassers brought $22-$24. and in addition exhibited the win- City recently, indicated that the or- wold and later moved to Colton. Lambs were about steady at $32. There were not enough sheep sold ning set of Sire and Junior Herd. ganization completed its most active Mr. Marden is a former superin- to establish prices. The Grand Champion Female was and successful year since inception tendent of highways of that section. Hog prices were not established. also bred by Cummings Bros., al- in 1945. The annual Gathering held Mrs. Marden was a member of St. though exhibited by another in February and the dinner party Farmers Dairymen staged in October were enjoyed by Patrick's Catholic Church. breeder. This animal, Glengarry the many attending and the fin- Surviving are seven children, Mrs. Sales Every Monday 2.00 P.M. EGG PRICES MAKING GAINS Lou, went on to top the Ayrshire ancial statement for the year Hugh (Mary) Perkins of Brown • • • “Sale of Stars” at $2,300. This herd vouched for the success of the Bridge, Colton; Mrs. Michael (Mil- ON MONTREAL PRODUCE MARKET also won a number of first and other events. dred) Cohn, Oswego; Miss Anita DON’T FORGET THE AUCTION SALE EVERY MONDAY. prizes. Other Ayrshire exhibitors The members of the executive Marden and Mrs. Alice Mathew's, at We have buyers for Springers, Beef Calves, Heavy Bulls, Veal committee also participated in num- Retail egg prices moved up the export. bringing honors to this district from home; Mrs. Frances (Marcella) and beef Calves; Brood Sows and Young Litters. Chickens have been selling lower, the show and sale were: A. H. Rob- erous casual meetings, two of the Connelly of- Norwood; Mrs. Martin scale at Montreal, making a gain of outstanding visits being the sur- 2 cents at the week-end as a result with fowl steady. The market is ertson of Martintown; J. A. Sang- (Loretta) Clohosey, and Kenneth GLENGARRY COMMISSION AUCTION steady for potatoes. ster, Lancaster, and L. R. Clark, prise parties staged for president Marden of Colton. One brother, of the upward trend of the whole- John D. MacRae and Mrs. MacRae Tel. 286 LANCASTER < Tel. 286 sale market last week. Receipts on Price Quotations Martintown. Angus McDonell, of Alexandria, and * * * and executive member, Alex M. Friday totalled 62 cases against 177 Eggs — Govt, spot: A ex-large one sister, Miss Sarah McDonell, of GLENGARRY HOG PRODUCERS Dingwall and Mrs. Dingwall on their Montreal, also survive, as well as cases on the same day a year ago. 69c to 70c, A large 68c to 69c, A silver wedding anniversaries. The market is about steady on medium 58c to 59c, A small 54c to PLAN EDUCATIONAL TOUR twenty-five grandchildren and one The Glengarry Hog Producers’ Officers, elected are as follows: great grandchild. butter and cheese. Cheese receipts 55c, B 51c, C 42c; job lots: A ex- Honorary presidents, Mr. John D. on Friday, 785 oases, were down large 76c, A large 73c to 77c, A Association have completed arrange- The funeral was held on Monday ments for a bus tour, for Wednes- MacLeod, first president of the or- morning at St. Patrick’s, Church, 2,385 cases compared with the re- medium 63c to 67c, A small 59c to ganization; Mr. Murdie A. McNeil, ceipts of the same day a year ago. day, November 28th, which will in- Colton. Rev. Albert St. Pierre sang 63c, B 58c, C 46c. Retail: A ex- immediate past president; Mr. Osie Friday’s receipts were assigned for large 85c, A large 77c to 81c, A clude a visit to the Central Experi- the Requiem High Mass. Rev. E. mental Farm at Ottawa, and to the F. Villeneuve, MP.P., Glengarry, Leonard Murphy, P.P., was also in medium 66c to 69c, A small 62c to and Mr. William Major, M.P., Glen- 65c, B 62c to 65c. plant of Canada Packers at Hull, the sanctuary. Pallbearers were Que. The tour will leave Alexandria garry; president, John D. MacRae; Joseph McCarthy, Francis Perkins, Butter — Open market: No. 1 vice-president, Bert J. MacKinnon; AUCTION SALE pasteurized Quebec fresh 66t4c; at 8.30 a.m. on the morning of the Richard Connelly, Kenneth Perkins, FARM STOCK, MACHINERY 28th and will include a stop of one directors, Miss Anabel McKinnon, Harold Perkins and Lawrence Con- jobbers: prints 66c to 67c. Miss Jeanette MacRae, Mrs. Sadie AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Cheese—Wholesale: Quebec white hour at the C.EJF. Here the differ- nelly. ent departments of the Animal Hus- MacNish, Bennie MacDonald, Alex Among those' from a distance at- 38C, colored 38 %c; Ontario White Dingwall and Norman Catton; sec- Lots 1 and 2 in the 10th 37c, colored 3714c. bandry Division will be visited. Fol- tending the funeral were Mr. Angus lowing lunch at the farm the tour retary, Donald J. Kippen; treasurer, McDonell and daughter, Miss Anita Potatoes — Quebec: 75-lb. bag, Hugh J. MacLean. Misses Sadie Charlottenburgh Quebec $3 to $3.10; NB $3 to $3.25; will proceed to Canada Packers at McDonell, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc- Hull, where an inspection trip will and Jean Cameron were named as Pherson, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ham- “Indian Lands”, 2 miles south-west NB 50 lbs., $2 to $2.10. it makes a big difference where you be made through the plant. Ar- auditors, and Donald J. Kippen was mill, Mr. John Hammill and Mr. of Apple Hill Village. Poultry—Live, under 3 lbs., chick- rangements have been made to eiected representative from the club and Mrs. Willie McGillis. finance your car! ens, No. 1, 32c to 34c; 3 to 4 lbs., 32c to the central committee of the To- to 34c; 4 to 5 lbs., 32c to 34c; over watch the hog kill and the hog FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30th ronto Highland Games Association. Before you buy find out about our Modern Financ* 5 lbs., 36c to 40c. - grading' system. Mr. H. Seymour, commencing at 1.00 p.m. sharp livestock produce grader, will be on Plans are already well advanced ing and Insurance Service. This low cost service, Fowl — Live, No. 1, under 4 lbs., for the annual Gathering to be held TERMS — CASH hand to discuss hog grading and: combined with continuous reliable insurance pro- 25c; 4 to 5 lbs., 24c to 27c; over 5 in the West End Hall on Friday AUCTION SALE lbs., 30c to 32c; turkeys, under 18 the reason for placing each carcass tection, is available to all new and late model NORMAN G. DONALD, Prop. night, February 29th, 1952. FARM STOCK, MACHINERY, ETC. ALBERT FAUBERT, lbs., 45c; over 18 lbs., 40c; ducks, in its particular grade as it goes car buyers. Auctioneer. Ph. 105-J-5, Alexandria. 30c to 32c. through the plant. Lot West Half 26, 9th Con., All hog producers in the county Lancaster are invited to attend, hut as accom- 4 miles east of Highway 34; one-half Come in, or telephone, for full details modation is limited it is suggested mile west of Glen Norman. that you make reservations ahead MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26th of time at the Department of Agri- culture, Alexandria. The expenses at 1 p.m. ONE IN TEN of the trip are being borne by the TERMS — CASH EDMOND CARDINAL Hog Producers’ Association. PAUL DUPUIS, Prop. ASSURANCE — INSURANCE ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. Ph. 10.5-J-5, Alexandria. Tel. 174 ALEXANDRIA, Ont. A million Canadians now have jobs FARMERS and DEALERS in manufacturing. Ten per cent of BRING YOUR CATTLE TO THE these are in the primary textile indus- ALEXANDRIA try. (The latest Dominion Bureau fig- ures are 1,080,000 in manufacturing COMMISSION AUCTION and 104,000 of these in primary tex- TWILIGHT SALE tiles.) EVERY TUESDAY at 7 p.m., until further notice

Besides leading all other Canadian Why not give ns a try, and we assure you of the high dollar industries in numbers employed in for anything we have to sell. manufacturing, primary textiles also ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. OMER POIRIER, Prop. Tel. 14-R-4, Lochiel. is away ahead in the size of its payroll. Tel. 105-J-5, AlexandriaJ It is up among the leaders in provid- ing jobs for women and in being well :S8S8S8S2S28SS2S8S2SSS8SSS288888SS288oSS8S8?8S8S8888S888S8SS8S2SSS8SSS8S888SS888SS8S8S8SSS2?jj spread out through the smaller com- munities. Night Classes - Night Classes | Dominion Textile is a considerable PLAN TO ATTEND O^TE OF THE NIGHT CLASSES ;• OFFERED FOR ADULTS OF GLENGARRY COUNTY | part of this basic textile industry. Held each Friday night from 8.00 to 10.00 p.m., beginning FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD. ENROL NOW Dominion Textile Company Limited Courses Offered : !• MAXVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Sewing, Leather craft, Welding and Soldering. % MANUFACTURERS CF PRODUCTS ALEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL Elementary Sewing, Advanced Sewing (held Thursday night), Leathercraft, Fancy Work (petite pointe, shell- ;• a Soyto. ft, work, Knitting), 20th Century History, Conversational tat/ r. French, Woodworking, Theory of Electricity, English §8 and Public Speaking, Horticulture and Landscaping, | Farmstead Improvement (repairs, remodelling, ventila- s§ The proof's tion, painting, water supply, landscaping). in the eating"... MORE mm FEES: $3.00 FOR 12-WEEK COURSE | $1.00 refundable if 75% of classes are attended. $ AGREE THREE SMILING GENERATIONS Is mmoFMtSH Sponsored by : i* Good cooks are proud of their favourite recipes. And when they find utensils ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE and I? that cook food well, preserve flavour and quality, and clean easily, they're ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (Community Programs Branch) proud of them, too. That's why so many homemakers write in to tell us about their aluminum utensils. Aluminum has ENROLMENT FORM been a Canadian kitchen favourite To be forwarded to Mr. H. K. Carleton, Max ville, or s? for half a century. So many mothers J. Y. Humphries, Alexandria, before November 21st. f| do more than teach their daughters Name .... to cook; they teach them to use good utensils, too] Address

Course desired : ALUMINUM HAS BEEN FRIENDLY TO HEALTH FOR FIFTY YEARS 1st choice . ALUMINUM COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. MAXVILLE FEED & SEED CO. 2nd choice MARTINTOWN FEED & FARM SUPPLIES 5^888S8888888888S88888888S88S88888S8888888888888S88888S88888S88888S8888S88888888S888S8888S888S88» Page 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Friday, November 23rd, 1951 I Maxville High Holds Veteran Passes On New Manager... Mrs. James Black éé (Continued from Page 1) Commencement Remembrance Day Whitehead and Parsons and a quali- Of W’mstown Dies News" dessllM Ad section fied plant engineer yet to be named, will be the only men from the Car- JWOWOWOWÇW'y^CWOWOOO^OWOfCWO^OWOWO^O^OfOWOWo* Maxville High School Commence- On Remembrance Day, November The funeral of the late Mrs. James jl^^^^^^tg^gsasgssjssasgas^ssssssssgsssgssîsssgsssssss^sg^ss^gsæssisgs^s^îsîsi; *o*c* >#ci«t-^^»o«o«o«o*o«c».j«ir,4 pient attracted a large crowd of 11th, at the Veterans’ Pavilion, nation organization to be brought PERSONAL in. Other employees will be re- Black, who passed away at her home parents and friends. The program Civic Hospital, Ottawa, there passed in Williamstown on November 12th, was up to its usual high standard, to his eternal rest, Harold Milton cruited here and Mr. Coyle reports CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES —STOP SMOKING without swal- there are plenty of applications took place to St. Andrew’s United lowing anything or using any will under the direction of Principal Miree, veteran of two wars. (Effective January 1st, 1951) Charlton. Harold Miree was born on March from men of the district. Church, on Wednesday, November power. For secret send 4-cent ad- o dressed envelope to PAUL PIERRE, Grades 9 and 10 opened the pro- 1st, 1900, a son of the late William 14th, at two o’clock. The former For Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.: 50 cents for thirty words or less; 442 Birks Building, Edmonton, Alta. gram With two choruses, “Bende- Miree and his wife, Grace Porter, at Sarah Ann Clark, Mrs. Black was £ cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. meer’s Stream” and “The Shafers". * 46-tf Preston, England. In 1909 he came born 81 years ago at Dundee, Que., Births Deaths: No charge. Cards of Thanks: 75 cents. In Mem- In the absence of Reeve W. A. to Canada and resided with the late Key Lodged In oriam- Minimum, 75 cents, 10 cents per line of verse. Public MacEwen, R. Hubbell presented the th© daughter of Samuel Clark. She Notices: 12 cents per line, first insertion; 6 cents per line subse- NOMINATION MEETING Albert Porter, and Mrs. A. Porter, athletic awards to Jr. Girl, Patsy Stomach Of Child came to Glengarry in her teens. On quent insertions. 10 cents extra if not paid in advance; 25 cents TOWNSHIP OF LOCHIEL Thomasburg, Ont., for several years. extra if Box No. ■ used. Villeneuve; Jr. Boy, Len Dehoan; In January, 1916, he enlisted and Andrew Hamelin, 7, son of Mr. December 5th, 1894, she married A meeting of the Electors of the Int. Girl, Beverley Campbell; Int. served with the 235th Battalion in Township of Lochiel will be held in an$ Mrs. Paul Hamelin of the Dal- James Black of Huntingdon, Que., Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than noon Boy, Billy Kippen; Sr. Girl, Isobel France, with the 19th Canadian housie Station area, is under ob- where they resided until 1906, when Thursday, to appear in current week’s columns. the Township Hall, Lochiel, on Kippen; Sr. Boy, Ken McEwen. Infantry Bafltalion. Friday, the 23rd day of November, servation in Hotel Dieu Hospital, the family moved to Williamstown. Champion awards were presented to In January, 1940, he re-enlisted Cornwall, since swallowing a Yale Her husband predeceased her in WANTED 1951, at the horn of 1.00 to 2.00 Isobel and Billy Kippen. in the R.CA..S.C. and saw service BIRTHS o’clock in the afternoon, to nomin- bey about 4 p.m. Wednesday. The 1943. Miss Mary MacDonald rendered for the duration of the war in the child was rushed to the office of She leaves one daughter, Mrs. STEWART — At Toronto, Ont., on —Life Insurance Agent for Alex- ate candidates for the offices of a solo, “By the Bend of the River”. United Kingdom. Dr. M. Markson here, and X-ray Alex Clark, and four grandchildren, Saturday, November 10th, 1951, to andria and district. Apply to Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors Pipe selections were played by Piper He was a cheese-maker by trade, showed the key lodged in the child’s Marion R., Leslie J. and 'Clifford E., Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Stewart, Manager, 206 Booth Bldg., Ottawa, and Trustees of the Lochiel Town- Connie Kippen, followed by the but during his later years followed stomach. of Dunvegan; Gordon Clark of Toronto—a son, Bruce Gregory. Ont. 26-tf ship School Area for the year 1952. Boys’ Chorus, “In the Evening by farming in the Glen Sandfield area. If necessary, an election will be held He was removed to hospital, where Oshawa. Two brothers, A. L. Clark MALE HELP WANTED the Moonlight”, “Comradesï and On October 22nd, 1930, he mar- of Ogden, Utah, and two sisters, CARDS OF THANKS on Monday, the 3rd day of Decem- “Home”. The girls of Grades 11 ried Janet E., eldest daughter of the doctors believe it will be unnecessary ber, 1951, in each pélling place from to operate. Mrs. W. D. MacDonell and Mrs. —Sincere thanks and appreciation —Here is your chance to obtain and 12 then danced a Danish dance. late D. J. MacRae and Mrs. Mae- Janet Warden, both of Williams- steady employment with good earn- 9.00 o’clock- in the morning to 5.00 Miss Marjorie Cutts recited a mono- o- are extended to my many friends, Rae of Glen Sandfield, who sur- town, also survive. ings. If you’re aggressive and have o’clock in the evening, and no logue, after which Misses Isobel for kindness shown during my re- vives him, as does a son, Lloyd Rev. G. W. Irvine officiated at the a car. or can obtain one, you can longer. Kippen and Barbara MacLeod Milton, Lakefield, Ont., and a cent illness, and especially to mem- 46-2C A. J. MCDONALD, Clerk. Dalhousie Forum funeral service. The pallbearers make big money as a Watkins played a piano duet, “Jealousy”. daughter, Ruth C. G„ at home; also were six nephews, Robert Bruce, bers of Alexandria Branch, No. 423, Dealer. Established rural route Canadian Legion of the B.E.S.L. Class awards were presented by a sister, Miss Sarah Miree, and a George Clark, James Warden, Lloyd available in your area. No invest- NOMINATION MEETING —Fred Deer. Rev. J. H. Hamilton and Miss niece, Mrs. Elsie Wallwork, Man- Holds First Meeting Clark, Ivan Clark and Mack ment required. Experience not TOWNSHIP OF KENYON Alexandria, Ont. 47-lp White. They were received by: chester, England. Warden. necessary — we train you. Ask us A meeting of the Electors of the Grade 9, Norma MacDiarmid, Jack The largely attended funeral was On Monday, November 12th, th© Mrs. Black was a woman of strong for particulars. Write today to —We wish to extend heartfelt Township of Kenyon, will be held Brownell and Theresa Charbonneau. held on November 14th, from the Dalhousie Farm» Forum held its Christian character, a good neighbor Dept. 0-A-3A, THE J. R. WATKINS thanks and appreciation for the in the Township Hall, Greenfield, on Grade 10, Beverley Campbell, Nancy home of his mother-in-law, Mrs. D. meeting at the home of James Mac- and always ready and willing to many messages of sympathy re- COMPANY, 350 St. Roch St„ Mont- Friday, the 23rd day of November, Buckles and Donald Campbell. J. MacRae, to the United Church, Naughton. The group decided that real, Que. help. She had lived in Williams- ceived from friends, and for the 1951, at the hour of 1.00 to 2.00 Grade H, Hubert Besner, Barbara Glen Sandfield. Rev. J. Maxwell Co-Ops did not lead to State Con- town for many years and had a host MacLeod, Fraser Gumming. Grade Allen, assisted by a former pastor, beautiful floral tributes forwarded —BUILD A FINE BUSINESS! Full o’clock in the afternoon, to nomin- stitution. of friends who will sadly miss her. 12, Marie Judd, Connie Kippen and Rev. Roland Kelly, conducted the from management and staff of the or spare time — we furnish every- ate candidates for the offices of The Forum decided to hold a log She was a member of St. Andrew’s Janet McKillican. Grade 13, Lorna ‘service. The choir, of which Mr. News Printing Company; Ladies’ thing you need. Learn how you can Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors sawing contest in the near future. United Church and took an active Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion, Campbell, Donald McKinnon and Miree was a former member, sang sell 250 household products, fully and Trustees for the Kenyon Town- Lunch and recreation were enjoyed part in the Women’s Missionary So- Joyce Campbell. one of his favorite hymns, “The Old and Alexandria Branch, No. 423, guaranteed. Write today: C. C. ship School Area for the year 1952. by all. ciety and the Woman’s Association. Canadian Legion, in our sad be- Following an intermission, Donald Rugged • Cross”. Members of the POWER, 1600 Delorimier, Mont- If necessary, an election will be held The November 19th meeting was She was also a member of the Wo- reavement In the loss of our son, MacLeod gave violin selections. The Alexandria Branch, No. 423, Cana- real. on Monday, the 3rd day of Decem- held at the home of Gordon Cumm- men’s Institute. Robert John, at Owen Sound, Ont. Glee Club, under the direction of dian- Legion, attended in a body. ber, 1951, in each polling place from ford, when it was decided the log Floral tributes included: Basket —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deer Miss Catherine MacRae, sang sev- The pallbearers were veteran com- DEALERS WANTED 9.00 o’clock in the morning to 5.00 sawing contest would be held at pillow, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark and and family. eral selections. Miss Jean Mac- rades, John A. Fraser, E. Douglas o’clock in the afternoon, and no James McNaughton’s on December family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark; Alexandria, Ont. 47-lp —Splendid opportunity for am- Innes, an ex-pupil, now of Ottawa, MacMillan, A. N. McIntyre, Charles longer. 5 th. wreaths, Margaret and George Jbitious person to make real money J. A. MacRAE, danced the Sailor’s Hornpipe, fol- Dear, Frank Sauve and Fergus Clark, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark; in selling from door to door 225 The recent dance held at Green FOR SALE 46-2c Clerk-Treas. lowed by the valedictory address, MacRae. Burial was in the family sprays, MacDonell family, Warden products well known and guaran- which was given by Miss Lorna plot, Kirk Hill West cemetery. Valley was reported a great success. —Forty Pullets, Barred Rocks, seven family, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clark, teed; toilet, medicines, culinary, Campbell. The many and beautiful floral Homer McGregor was appointed months old; laying. Apply to MRS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harkness, dopiestic, tea, coffee, etc. Complete Physical training exercises were tributes spoke mutely of the high chairman for the next two meet- J. K. MacSWEYN, R.R. 1, Dalkeith. AND OTHERS Miss May McDonell, Mr. and Mrs. assortment of GIFT BOXES. Large performed by the boys of Grades 11 esteem in which he was held. ings, the McGregor brothers to be Box 60. 47-lc In the Estate of Mary Ann McLean, Lloyd Clark, and Women’s Institute, discount. Your profits depend on and 12. Wrestling was in charge of Relatives and friends from Three hosts at next week’s meeting. Deceased. Williamstown. your work. Good territories avail- Merlin McKinnon, assisted by Rob- Rivers, Cornwall, Belleville, Avon- Mrs. D. McCrimmon gave an ad- —Brown (Twin Beaver Fur Coat, size All persons having claims against Relatives from a distance who at- able. NO RISK. JITO: 5130 St. ert Haggart. Announcer was Man- more, Lancaster and Alexandria dress on her trip to Scotland, a 16. Apply to AGNES VALADE, the Estate of Mary Ann McLean, tended the funeral included Mr. and Hubert St., Montreal. 45-4c ford Colbran. Tumbling was in Were in attendance at the funeral. report which proved most interest- Kenyon St. W., Alexandria. 47-3c late of the Township of Kenyon in Mrs. R. Bruce, Calumet, Que.; Mrs. charge of Kenneth MacGregor, Harold Miree will be sorely missed ing and enjoyable. Refreshments the County of Glengarry, Widow, D. D. McLeod, Jean McLeod, Mrs. —Dressed Chickens, ready for oven. DEALERS WANTED assisted by Hubert Besner. in the community, as he never were served and a sing song brought Who died on dr about the 19th day G. Fleming, Mrs. R. Campbell, Apply to MRS. BERNARD MAS- FOR DISTRICT OF ALEXANDRIA A Mexican dance was done by the shirked his responsibilities in church the evening to a close. of October, 1951, are hereby notified George McDonald, all of Dunvegan; TERSON. Phone 98-R-2, Alex- — and — girls of Grades 9 and 10. or community activities. So passes o to send full particulars of their Mrs. M. Hunter, Mrs. Bob Harvey, andria. 47-2c Secondary Graduation Diplomas a loyal citizen, a kind husband, a DISTRICT OF MAXVILLE claims to the undersigned on or be- Mrs. G. Black, Mr. and Mrs. K. were presente dby Mr. B. Elliott to loving father, a true friend and a It is criminal to be guilty of —Frame Barn for 'sale, size 28x48 Apply to: fore the 7th day of December, 1951, Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark, Eleanor Rows, Jean McNaughton, good neighbor. slackness while driving a car. It with 14 ft. .posts. Apply to D. S. COCKSHUTT PLOW, LTD. immediately after which date the Mr. James Clark and Walter Don- Janet McKillican, Marjorie McEwen, He was predeceased by five days is worst still to be tight. FRASER (Lochinvar), R.R. 2, Dal- assets of the deceased will be dis- nelly, all of Huntingdon, Que. Smiths Falls, Ont. Elizabeth McEwen, Mary McDonald, keith. 47-lp tributed among the parties entitled by ' his father-in-law, Mr. D. J. Isobel Kippen, Connie Kippen, MacRae, Glen Sandfield. POULTRY^ WANTED thereto, having regard only to HOUSES FOR SALE Marie Judd, Stuart Campbell, Ken o claims of which the Administrator McEwen., —The buyer will call at your place shall then have notice. The Sword dance was danced by —Clapboarded two storey house on Monday or Tuesday of each DATED at Cornwall, Ontario, this Charlotte and Norma Vallee. The with modern conveniences, on Elgin week, if you leave your name and 8th day of November, 1951. LegionBranchVisits street, west of Harrison street, Alex- address at S. LAPORTE’S STORE, boys of Grades 9 and 10 demon- Warfarin Rat Poison andria. Price, cash, $2,800.00. On Alexandria, Ont. 49-tf DUNCAN J. MacDONALD, strated some physical training ex- terms acceptable to owner, $3,000.00. 165 Pitt Street, ercises. Glen Robertson Apply to MACDONELL & MAC- LOST Cornwall, Ont., Honor Graduation Diploma was can now be had ready to QQ - DONALD, Barristers, Alexandria, Solicitor for the presented to Miss Lorna Campbell Members of Alexandria Legion —Lady’s Wrist Watch, nurses’ type, 46-3c Administrator. use in 1 lb. packages for Ont. 47-2c between Derby Street and St. Fin- by Stewart McIntosh, chairman of Branch and their friends much en- nan’s Cathedral, recently. Reward. the High School Board. joyed a social evening in St. Onge’s TO LET Please return to MRS. IRENE Cadet certificates were presented hall, Glen Robertson, Friday night, AT by Dr. D. N. MacMillan to Merlin —7-room House, on Kenyon Street BELLEFEUILLE, Dominion Street Duncan J. McRae sponsored by the Branch. Cards South. 47-lp McKinnon, R. Haggart, M. Dewar West. Central location, new furnace, and Ron. Villeneuve. were played followed by dancing. heavy wiring, 3-piece bath. Apply Mrs. Emma Lafrance of Alex- O S T H O M ’ S The presentation of the Villeneuve MISCELLANEOUS Glen Sandfield, Dies andria, was winner of the electric to ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN, Mar- Cup to Lorna Campbell by Reeve DRUG AND JEWELLERY STORE tintown, Ont. Phone 12-R-3. 47-lc ATTENTION, FARMERS clock raffled by the Ladies’ Aux- A widely known and respected MacEwen then took place. iliary of the Branch, and Rene —Large Front Room, unfurnished; —We will be pleased to pick up dead resident of Glen Sandfield, Mr. The girls of Grade 13 followed or crippled farm animals. For im- with a chorus, “Drink To Me Only Menard, Glen Robertson, won the ground floor. Comer Maple and Duncan John McRae died at his cake donated by Doue, Thauvette. Dominion Sts. Phone 151. mediate service telephone collect, With Thine Eyes” and “The Blue Lancaster 229; Cornwall 3730. ST. home there, on Tuesday, November Skirt Waltz”. A duet, “Perfect Prizewinners at cards were: LAWRENCE RENDERING CO., 6th. Mr. McRae had been in ill Day”, was beautifully rendered by Ladies — Mrs. Eva Gareau, Miss FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Rita Proulx, Mrs. M. Barnaby; con- LTD. 6-42p Clara Villeneuve and Patsy Hurd. CORNWALL OTTAWA ALEXANDRIA health over a lengthy period. solation, Mrs. M. Lanthier. —7-room House, store attached, The program was concluded by a TeL 4089J Tel. 2-2232 TeL 174 garage and bam. Vacant; hydro The late Mr. McRae was born at Men — Dave Lalonde, Max Lajoie, From Factory To You play enacted by the Grade 12 stu- installed. Five miles south of Vank- Lot 13-3rd Lochiel, November 1st, dents. The title, “Music at Max- Rolland Delage; consolation, Rene Lafave. BERNARD CARDINAL, B.A. leek Hill (Lochinvar), one mile off 1882, a son of Donald D. McRae-and ville”. Cornwall Branch Manager Highway 34; road ploughed. What BABY CHENILLE Comrade Charles Dear of Glen his wife, Catherine McRae. He was Following the National Anthem, NARCISSE R. LACOURCIERE, B.A., C.A., L.Ph., M.Com., R.I.A. have you to offer? Apply to JAKE Robertson, in charge of local ar- BEDSPREADS a successful farmer in the Glen the orchestra played for square Comptables Agréés — Chartered Accountants LEONARD., Vankleek Hill, Ont. 47-2c Robertson area until illness forced dancing. rangements, spoke briefly expressing his retirement, when he took up o the thanks of the Branch to all who 402 MONTREAL RD. CORNWALL, ONT. FARM FOR SALE $5.25 EACH residence in ' Glen Sandfield. He had helped make the evening so en- joyable and successful. | —200 acrds, 20 acres- under bush, Lowest price in Canada. Beautiful was for many years a faithful IMMUNIZATION CLINIC first quality, completely tufted, no Elder in Glen Sandfield United rest under cultivation ot pasture. An Immunization Clinic will be 8th Con. of Lancaster. . Apply to sheeting showingr All. colors, dotible Church. )èoéo»oéoëoéoioëô«o«6< or single bed sizes. New centre pat- On June 14th, 1911, he married held on Thursday, November 29th, MAURICE MENARD, R.R. 2, Green at 3.00. o’clock in the afternoon at Valley, Ont. , 45-4p terns in flowered or solid designs. Catherine Jane Dewar, who survives Send C.O.D. plus postage. Immedi- with three daughters, Mrs. Harold the Sacred Heart School, Alex- ate money-back guarantee. Order Miree (Janet Elizabeth) of Alex- andria. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ADVERTISE IN THE one, you will order more. andria; Mrs. Angus . McMillan TOWN & COUNTRY MFG. (Annie ' Catherine) of Lome; Mrs. Sï82?SSSS2S28SS2S2SSS2SSSSS2S8?S?SS2S8S2SSS8?sssssssî8S8J8S8sssg?SJSSSSSJSS8S8S8SSSSS8SSSSSS88SSSS8SSS3S3SS8SS5ÏSÏSi®®aSSS*S*SSS82S88SSSS8S2SSS8S Box 1496 Charles Marsh (Mary Margaret) of LADIES’ AND MEN’S AUCTIONEERS BARRISTERS Place d’Armes, Montreal, Que. GLENGARRY NEWS Three Rivers, Que. Also left to TAILORING mourn his loss is one sister, Mrs. WILFRID VILLENEUVE R. P. MILLIGAN, K.C. Alex. Cattanach, North Lancaster. ALTERATIONS LICENSED AUCTIONEER The funeral was held Thursday, D. J. MacDONALD, B.A. Glengarry - Stormont - Dundas November 8th, to Glen Sandfield HRISTMAS also Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries United Church, where Rev. J. Max- Bilingual 165 Pitt Street VIOLIN LESSONS R.R. 2, MAXVILLE Sewing Machine well Allen conducted the service. CARDS CORNWALL, ONT. — PHONE 2775 Phone: Alexandria 6-W-3 Interment was in Kirk Hill United AGNES VALADE ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: Church cemetery. 20-tfc — and — Kenyon St. W., Alexandria Insurance Bldg., Main St. North The pallbearers were: Duncan A. 36-tf Thursday of Each Week, 9-5 Operators McRae, D. D. McRae, Rod Fraser, ELECTRIC MOTORS 19-tf Kenneth McNeil, John F. McKay and Ross McRae. NEW — REBUILT PHYSICIANS and Repairs and Rewinds Among relatives and friends ipres- ELECTRIC MOTORS to all makes and sizes A. L. CREWSON, ent from a distance were: Mr. and Repairs — Rewinding — Prompt Service —. M.D., C.M. (McGill) L.M.C.C. Mrs. Charles Marsh and daughter, NEW and REBUILT MOTORS SURGESON & SON EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT HAND SEWERS WANTED Jane, Three Rivers, Que.; Miss FOR SALE 29A Second St. E. Phone 502-J Glasses Supplied and Fitted Catherine Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornwall, Ont. Telephone 1245 Worral, Mr. and Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. 132 West Second St., Cornwall, Ont. APPLIANCES FUEL AND STOVE OIL Please make appointment with Experienced or Unexperienced George West, Montreal. Friends were also present from Lancaster, the secretary STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES Avonmore and Alexandria. Come in and Look Around Wiring of All Kinds Office open 9-12, 1-5, Saturday 9-12 Among many evidences of regret No Obligation to Buy -TEXACO- INSURANCE Apply in person to and sympathy received were floral PRODUCTS pieces from: Pillow, the family; EUGENE OUELLETTE We would be glad to lay away Electrical Contractor Fuel Oil 19c per gal. INSURANCE MR. WIJjiE wreath, Mrs. A. Cattanach, Janet any article, small or large, Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- and Kay; spray, Mr. and Mrs. H. Main Street Phone 247 Stove Oil 22c per gal. in the DesGroseilliers Blfcck for a small deposit. mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- Dewar and family, D. A. McRae and ALEXANDRIA niture, Theft, Wind and Farm Catherine St., off Main St. family, Mrs,''Mamie Dewar and Buildings. family, London, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. P. GUINDÔN & SONS ALEXANDRIA, ONT. Donald Dewar, Toronto; Mr. and ADVERTISE IN THE DISTRIBUTORS « Mrs. Ross Turner, Mr. and Mrs. D. McLEISTER’S Creswick, Montreal. Apple Hill — Phone 25-J-3 MORRIS BROS. DRUG STORE GLENGARRY NEWS ELECTRICAL Phone 33 Alexandria