<• A fellow who has too much • To get the latitude and Up may get conked some day longitude these survey guys into the knowledge he’s ac- need an aptitude for altitude. 'quired too much lip. ■ The Glengarry New They gotta build towers. ONE OF CANADA’S A W ARD-WINNINO WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS VOL. LXIX No. 29 ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 21st, 1960 SINGLE COPY lt)o Filteen Pipe Bands, More Massed Music Promised For Next Week’s Highland Games W Morô-' pipe bands than • ever yet diversity of grandstand entertain- have competed in the Glengarry ment. A name singer is being Highland Games are promised for brought in and if time permits one next Saturday at 'Maxvllie. Games’ of the individual piping classes Will Death Jos. Roy Secretary John Jamieson reports be run off on centre stage. 15 of the finest have indicated they Inq.uiries indicate plenty of com- Widely Mourned . will definitely be here; “and I ex- petition in track and field events pect to hear yet from others that and there will be a brand new caber The death of Joseph Roy, of Glen are interested”, he adds. to be tossed. Boy, widely known and held in high At least two XJH. bands will be King Gordon, of New York City, regard, has evoked many express- here — the Kiltie band of. Wor- son of the late Ralph Connor, will ions of regret and sympathy. His •cester, Mass., which competed ofHiciaMy open the Games at 1 death, at the untimely age of 51, strongly last year, and the Bal- o’clock. The massed’ bands will occurred at noon Saturday in Hotel moral Highlanders of Syracuse, make their first appearance then Dieu, Cornwall, where he had un- N.Y. The Argyll & Sutherlands, and ofiacials expect little time will dergone two operations over a six of Hamilton, will be on deck after be lost in getting the band compe- weeks’ period. an absence of some eight years. The titions underway. Prank Ryan of Proprietor of Roy’s Garage and Argylls were always a strong con- 'CPRA, Ottawa, win be MC. automobile agency at Glen Roy, the tender in the early years of the Among interested' spectators will late Joseph Roy was a lifelong, Garnet until several were killed or be some 30 residents of Glen-Stor- leading resident of that dcanmunity injured in a bus crash. Dun Lodge, Cornwall, who ■will be and of St. Raphael’s parish. His A young band, the Harrington- guests of CJSS and the Games’ many outside interests had won him Kilmar group from Calumet, Que., committee. friends over a -wide area who much will compete in Class “B”. Last A bee was to be held yesterday regret his death. year they were at the Games as to get the grounds in tip-top shape A former member of Oharlotten- observers. and this year an additional parking burgh Township Coimcil, on which There will be more bands and, area has been readied to speed en- his son, Roger, now serves, Mr. Roy' more important, more music of the trance and exit. Members of the was an organizer for the Glengarry massed bands is promised this year. Ontario Pro'vincial Auxiliary Police Liberal Association in his ward. He THIS YEAR’S MUSIC CLASS — Twenty-five music teachers repre- Faculty of the Royal Conservatory of Music, who presen'ted an organ Made aware there was keen disap- have been hired to take charge of was a member of Glengarry Coun- senting seven different Religious Orders are attending the third recital in St. Finnan’s Cathedral, Monday night. Directress of the pointment a year ago at the brevity parking that day. cil Knights of Coliunbus, and a key annual summer music school being held in Perpetual Help School course is again Sr. M. of St. George An'toine, esc., standing in of the grand finale, the Pipers Games’ ofificials are busy this week director of Alexandria Curling Club, here. They come from points as far separated as'Alberta and Prince foreground. Society has assured Moxville erecting a can'vus roofing over the whose enthusiasm for. the game, Ed'ward Island. In centre is seen the lecturer, Earle Moss of the —Cut courtesy Standard-Freeholder officials the crowd will get a full dance platform. This is insurance skill, and active interest in to ee^ving of massed music next Sat- against a rainy day and if the sun club’s progress -will not soon be urday. k shining the cover iwfll be i-emoved forgotten by his fellow curlers. Plan For 1,000 Dance entries are beginning to that mOTning. The move just pos- Even as his health was failing Blind Williamstown Woman And Her flood in and this year all classes of sibly was dictated by the thought this Spring, Joe continued his daily ■dancing will get imder way at 10 this is the 13th annual presentation activities at 'the rink and partici- Pairs A Day At a.m. so as to provide time for more of the Glengarry Highl'and Games. pated in games here and away. His Seeing-Eye Dog Killed At Toronto Roy rink, a year earlier, had cap- Brown Shoe t-ured top prize in the first open Miss Ethel Squair, 65, a native of School for Blind at Belleville, and Plan To Lay Brothers Bearers ■bonspiel sponsored by the Alex- The Alexandria plant of Bro-wn Williamstown, and blind since on completing her education she andria Club to mark, the acquisition Shoe Co. is now producing some 200 I To Be ”At Home” childhood, was killed with her see- went to Toronito to work as a of arti'ficial ice. A good curler, he pairs of Buster Bixjwn shoes per ing-eye dog, Saturday, at a west- switchboard operator with to Bell €as Lines For M. Chenier was, as wel'l, good for the game of day and within two or three weeks On Golden Date end intersection in Toronto. Telephone Co. Later she was em- curling in .this area. ■that number -wili be trebled, M. R. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Mac- According to reports. Miss Squair ployed on similar 'work with the A -victim of Bright’s disease, Mar- Braid, superintendent, reports. Rae, of Stewart’s Glen, will be “At was attempting to cross the inter- CNEB, and had retired only three Next Month cel Chenier, 15, youngest son of Mr. A member of to parish commit- tee of St. Raphael’s Parish, he had We will be passing the thousand Home” to their friends and neigh- section when she and her dog were ■ weeks prior, to her teagic death, Ottawa Gas is planning to lay and Mrs. Real Chenier, of Mc- bors on Wednesday, August 3rd, struck by a truck driven by Paul j ^i^ Squair was a daughter of Cormick’s, died in Hotel Dieu, Corn- .been active in the chiuch choir for pair a day mark in October, he some lines in Alexandria during from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm., on to Bajari, 18, of Markham, Ont. I Mr. and Mrs. David Squair, many years. predicts. who came to Williamstown from August, it is learned. wall, July 11th, following but a brief occasion of their 50th wedding an- The late Joseph Roy -was bom at The company now requires women An ofiaci'al of to Canadian Na- England, and resided on the River An ofiBcial of the company, a illness. The youth had been in niversary. apparent gwd health imtil taken C-len Roy, a son of the late Jean -wi-th experience on se-wing machines tional InstitU'te for to Blind said|E,oa^i ^sTest. Her motor resided subsidiary of Consumers’ Gas, was suddenly ill and' death came only Baptiste Roy and his wife, Marie for to fitting room and as these It s something that just doesn’t ■ wiUlamstown -unti'l recent years, here this week to confer with Decoste. He farmed there until are manned the other production happen. I’ve never heard of a see- when she moved to Cornwall, dying Mayor Simon, and we understand 11 days la’ter. There was wide- some 15 years ago when he went lines will be added to accordingly. Nonagenarian ing-eye dog leading its mistress or ■there some two years ago. Her he is to çetum -with a thbp of the parents and' family. into the garage business and later There ore now 90 on the plant master to death In the street.” father and two brothers also pre- proposed lines for consideration by Braised In Fall axided a thriving agency in new and payroll. Tragedy entered the life of Miss deceased' her. LyaU was killed on Council at next Tuesday’s meeting. To mourn his passing he leaves used cars, in which he was joined Only branded shoes are now being Squair early in life, according to active service in World -Wax X, while Jack MaqMillan, local' agent for his .parents; four ibrothers and three Down Stairs 'by his two sons, Roger and Gilles. friends in Williamstown, where she Donald- died at Lancaster. Nicholson Sheet Metal of Cornwall, sisters. They axe: Lionel, of Mont- produced. To mourn his death he leaves his o Reported badly bruised, but with holidayed each summer through Her only survi-ving brother, Har- reports he has signed some 25 cus- real; Armand, Jean, Gilles and wife, the former Delia Major, of no bones broken, is Miss Mary Ann her lifetime. old squair, resides in Lisbon, N.Y. tomers and his company has al- Gisele, at home; Mrs. Raymond North Lancaster; his two sons; four Stewart, 90, of Stewart’s Glen, -who The body was brought to Corn- ready serviced several homes for Cardinal, Laurence, Ste. Anne de ■When but an infant she report- brothers and five sisters. They are: Winnipeg Couple fell down the stairs in her home on wall, -where it rested imtil 10:30 natural gas. Prescott; and Mrs. Normand Br-unet edly injured an eye with a pair of Wilfrid, North Lancaster; Ernest, Monday. Miss Stewart was re- scissors. Token to Montreal for an. Tuesday morning at to MoAxithur ^—0 (Pierette) of Ville Bmard, Que. Indicating to esteem in -which oi 'Montreal; Paul, of Alexandria; 50 Years Wed moved to Cornwall General Hos- operation, she was rendered totally & MacNeU Funeral Home, ■where Rene, Green Valley; Mrs. Hilaire pital, Tuesday, following treatment blind when the doctor removed her services were conducted. Burial w'as Judged Ayrshires the family is held was to very large Mr. and Mrs. Archie MoMiUan, attendance 'at the funeral held on FUion, Miss A-nna Roy, Mrs. Rene by Dr. George V. McDonald, Apple good eye in error. -When old enough I in the family plot, St. Andrew’s Vailloncourt, and. Mrs. Gerard 1185 Dudley Ave., will celebrate HUl. to go to school she was sent to the I Cemetery, Williamstown. Thursday, J-uly 14th, from the Mar- their 50th wedding anniversary At Calgary coux cfe Morris Funeral Home to Parent, all of Cornwall, and Mrs. Miss SteWart, who lives with her Victor Lefebvre, of Green Valley. (Mbnday, July 25th, and will be “at brother, Donald John Stewart, cele- A ringside seat at the Calgary .eaored Heart Church. A cousin, home” to their friends and relatives Abbe Jean Oourville, chanted the Evidencing to general regret in brated her 90th birthday on April Historical Society Admitted To Stampede must have been reserved , Mr. Roy’s death were to very large afternoon and evening. 27f2i. lor a Lancaster man, J. Carlyle Funeral Mass and recit^^ to pray- They were married July 25th, ers at to graveside in St. Finnan’s n-umber attending the funeral, the Has Map Of County Saskatchewan Bar Watt, who acted as judge at to wealth of floral tributes. Mass cards 1910, at the Immaculate Concep- :National Ayrshire Show, held in cemetery. Rev. Sylvestre Theoret (Saskatoon Star-Phoenix) and messages of sympathy received. tion Church in Winnipeg. A stx-ipage folder containing a •oonjunotion wi-th to Calgary Ex- was in the Sanctuary. They have one son, Leslie E., of Left Here map of Glengarry and detailing 32 Ronald L. Bard'ay, son of Mr. and ihibdtion and Stampede. Thirty-one His four brothers were pall- Rev. Donald. A. Kerr, pastor, Winnipeg; two daughters, Winni- places of historical interest in the Mrs. L. F. Barclay, 213 ’Twenty- .exhibitors showed. 200 animals. bearers. chanted the Solemn Mass of Requi- fred, Mrs. M. Murphy, of Toronto, 82 Years Ago county, has been published by the seventh street, -was recently admit- Ayrshire breeders from Glengarry Numerous (Mass cards, floral em in St. Raphael’s Church at 10 Ont., and’ Grace, Mrs. R. B. Car- Glengarry Historical: Society. Copies ted to the Saskatchewan Bar. A o’clock Wednesday morning, in the 'were not showing; but there were pieces and messages of sympathy ruthers, of Winnipeg. They have A native of Glengarry who left iwill be on sale at the HSghland graduate of Bedford Rioad Col- presence of a capacity congregation. Glengorry-ibred Ayrshires to show were received. seven grandch'fidren. here 82 years ago with her family Games, July 30th. legiate and the University of Sas- He was assisted by Rev. J. A. Wylie well. Relatives and friends were pres- 0 for the West, Mrs. Rachel Ferguson, ka'tchewon, Mr. Barclay spent some of St. Andrews and Rev. Leo Mlac- A. L. Young of Brooks, Alberta, ent from Detroit, Massena, Mont- of Cleveland, Sask., celebrated her time as a pilot offixîer with the legal Donell, Glen Nevis. Present in the won to Grand Champion b'uU real, Greenfield Park, Que., Cha- _ , „ _ _ Died At 93 90th birthday on May 31st. The Took In Stampede department of the RCAF in Metz, ■award -with Sprlngbrae Major. This Prance. He graduated in law in iteauguay, Vaudreuil, Oomwah, • • A respected lifelong resident of North Battleford News - Optimist, ibuU was from the herd of A. H. and Rev. Lionel Joyal. in its June 8th issue carried the J. A. Roussin, John MacMillan 1959 and served his articles with the surrounding area. the Glen Roy area, Angus Donald ^Robertson, Miartintown, andi this The recently organized men’s following report from its Cleveland- and Henri Carrière, Alexandria, and the local firm- of Francis, Gauley McDonald died in hospital at Corn- was his third straight year to -win choir from Alexandi'ia, directed by Lindequist correspondent: Sid Carrière of Ottawa, returned and Hughes, 'with whean- he is now tfih'is honor. Paul E. Viau, sang to three-part wall, Monday, at the age of 93. A this week from a motor trip to associated. Won $1,000 Prize. sister, Mrs. Prank Ouggy, of Mont- “On May 31st, Mrs. Rachel Fer- Reserve Grand Champion bull Requiem Mass by Yon. Calgary to take in the Stampede. The young Sask-atoon lawyer is a real, is the only survi-ving member guson, our oldest resident of the also had a Glengarry lineage. Edward St. Amour of Ottawa, was Six nephews acted as pallbearers: En route they ■visited relatives of grandson of Mrs. D. R. MaePhee of the family. Cleveland district, celebrated her Richards Brothers of Red Deer, the lucky -winner of the $1,000 prize Raymond and La-urln Fillon, Mau- the Oarrieie toothers at Swift Cur- and (the late Mr. -MaePhee, formerly The largely attended funeral was 90th birthday. ‘Granny’, as she is Alberta, won with their homebred draw, a feature of last night’s rice Lefebvre, Jacques, Jean and rent, Sask. of Dunvegan and Plenty, Sask. Mrs. held Wednesday morning at nine affectionately known to all, is the Woodlands Royal Burton. He is a parish social at Glen Robertson. Donald Roy. MaoPhee now resides in Saskatoon. More than 2,000 were in attend- o’clock from the Marcoux & Morris second oldest child, born on May son of three times All Canadian Rel'aMves and friends were pres- 31st, 1870, to Mr. and Mrs. Alexi bull Glengarry Pansy’s Burton. ance to ensure its success. Funeral Home to St. Raphael’s ent from all over the area as well Church and cemetery. McDougald in Glengarry County, as from distant points. o ■Ontario. -When she was eight years j Geodetics Is Way Over Our Head old, the family moved to Pembina Joins Department County, North Dakota. After 29 MacMillans From Glengarry Much Completes Year years, in 1907, the family of four They Survey From A 100-Fl. Tower External Affairs boys and' four girls settled next to If you -want to know to exact earlier survey. A 100-foot steel Enjoyed Re-Union In North Carolina In Commereial Art Roy MacMillan, who completed a Max Bauer’s farm, formerly oper- latitude and longitude of Alex- tower now rises above the pier, but post-grad'ilate course at University ated by Angus Ferguson. In 1909, andria, or any other point in Glen- it is a temporary structure which Glengarry and District dan Moc- tion with the Highland Games. Donald MacDonald, son of Mr. of Western Ontario this year, is one Rachel McDougald married Angus garry, ask C. D. MoLellan, M.A., will be removed when the survey Mil'lan Society was well represented Cornwall -will be the base. His- ■and Mrs. Angus MacDonald of Mc- of 12 who have joined the Depart- Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson head of a crew from the Geodetic here is completed. These towers are at to 3rd annual Clan MacMillan torical maps of Glengarry were Crimmon, has successfully com- ment of External Affairs to train made friends with ■everyone they Survey division, Ottawa, which is raised every 15 miles or so and re--union held- July 10th to 12th at handed out and there was much pleted his third year in to Com- as future diplomats. He is a brother met. now pinpointing, precisely, the loca- sightings are taken alter trees and .Asheville, North Carolina. enthusi'asm concerning to trek mercial Art course at the Ontario of Hugh P. MacMillan and resided “After 44 years of happy married tion of just about every place in other obstructions between them Attending were Miss Elsie Mac- north to Glengarry in 1962. Already College of Art in Toronto. life, Angus Ferguson passed away, Canada. have been removed. plans are being made to charter in Lochiel for some time before -'Millan', Glen Sandfleld; Miss Jean going on to university. on June 9th, 1953. Don’t ask us ■where we are. We MacMillan, Loohiel; Mr. and Mrs. buses for this trip. “ ‘Granny no^W lives with Mr. and ‘Mr. McLellan did his best to ex- asked Mr. McLellan the some ques- plain to this dud on geodetics that 'W. E. -Wiggins, Cobourg (nee Bessie ■There are thousands of Scottish Mrs. Max Bauer, Mrs. Bauer being tion just last night. But he couldn’t Bade Farewell this cross-coimtry survey is for the MacMillan, Glen SandfleM) ; Mr. extraction in the Carolinas and they the former Ethel Me Dougald, who ten us. He didn’t have his notes. LEGION NOTES purpose of establishing some con- and Mrs. Hugh MacMillan, Malcolm were found to be much the same as ■was brought up from infancy by McLellan, his assistant, W. J. trol for aU other smveys. The and Ion, Lochiel; Mr. and Mrs. the local -varieties except for their By Young Friends All ex-service personnel and their Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Campbell, 'both members of the geodetic, it seems, is to 'backbone Donald R. MacMillan and Gail, of Scottish accent. They look the same dependents are invited to take ad- “Early this year, Mrs. Ferguson Geodetic Survey division of to De- of all Canadian surveys. The last Montreal (Mr. MacMillan is a bro- and have many of to same first (Miiss Sharon Gareau was ^ the vantage of a free Legion service. underwent surgery in Notre Dame partment of Mines and Technical one wias completed in 1908 and this ther of Lochiel reeve, Roy Mac- names. Glengarry MacMillans guest of honor at a_ combined fare- Mr. H. W. Moyer, Service Bureau Hospital, and now enjoys good Surveys, six college-student helpers Millan); Mr. and Mrs. Douglas found'. well and birthday party given by Officer, fropi Otta-wa, Ont., will be health, although her eyesight is and a cook axe ensconced in two one has a double purpose. Some of Heath and five children, of Weston The Gathering was organized by her friends at the home of Mrs. J. at the Alexandria Legion Branch failing. She received birthday cards trailers at Mel. McRae’s, Main the old piers are being restored, (nee Elizabeth MacMillan, Loohiel). the president of to North Am- M. Langlois, last Sunday evening. on August 9th, at 5:30 p.m., to give ■and good -wishes from Mr. and Mrs. street souith. They -«(111,^ in this others are having their locations 'Ihe (MacMfilans from- the south erican Society, Rob Roy MacMillan, There -were 16 boys and girls pres- skilled advice on veterans’ benefits. George Hennessy, Williams Lake, area for some seven weeks, estab- changed where more modern tran- received ‘those from Canada and a well-known southern attorney ent and dancing Was enjoyed. Anyone with questions on war B.C.; Mrs. Tom Imbeau, Kelowna, lishing latitudes and longitudes on sits and the new tellurometer, which many other points in to U.S. with from Raleigh, N.C. He ran the Sharon -was presented -with a bulky disability pensons. War -Veterans’ B.C.; Mrs. Betz, Unity, Sask.; Mrs. a Une from Ottawa to to St. Law- uses radar to measure distance, un- true southern hospitality. There Gathering very efficiently and one knit sweater by Miss'Francois Lang- Allowance (Bmned-out Pension), I. M. George, North Battleford, all rence, a bit east of the Ontario- covers inaccuracies. were some 600 MacMillans and rela- event followed to other in- smooth lois, a gift from all her friends, 'treatment, or hospital care, is urged former residents of the Cleveland Quebec border. At this point you may be wonder- tives present and some 250 attended succession. and she sincerely thanked them all. to call or write the Branch Service district, from relatives -in Eastern At a spot on (the First Kenyon ing where you are; and this re- the Clan Banquet and Ball on Mon- Saturday morning to party A delicious luncheon was served by Officer, Comrade Larry Sicard, who Canada, from Miss Wlnnifred road, about one mile west of High- ■porter wouldnt blame you a bit. day evening, July 11th. toured the Cherokee Indian reser- Mrs. Langlois. will arrange an appointment. Webb, Prongua, and the family. She way 34, a concrete pier has been Ask Mr. McLellan. He can tell you, Plans were made to hold the 1962 vation, and the Chief, General Sir Sharon and her family are leav- MAJOR ANGUS MCDONALD. is the only surviving member of the positioned, not too far from one right down to the exact degree of 'Gathering in Glengarry in conj'unc- (Continued on Page 4) ing shortly fox Brandon, Manitoba. PR.O., Branch 423. McDougald family.” ■that had been put down in an latitude and longitude. Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 2Ist, 1960

p DJTOR lAL S LETTERS I A FOREGONE CONCLUSION 1 to the Fellow Curlers Will Miss Him EDITOR I A HOST of friends who are not curlers are titions it was due to the proselytizing of mourning the death, Saturday, of Joseph Joe Roy. If a fourth was needed for an TELLS OF DAWSON DaWson City, July 13, 1960 Roy, of Glen Roy. He was known to us, out-of-town trip, Joe was invariably avail- Editor, The Glengarry News. • and many others, as a businessman, a sports- able, even if he had his own entry in the Sir: On July 8th, my wife and I man, a good friend whom it was always same bonspiel. left Malton on a holiday trip to WITH OUR a pleasure to meet. His haibitual grin was a fixture around Vancouver and Dawson City, aboard But it was as a director and member of the local clubrooms. Though he lived out the Canadian Pacific Ainliner Brit- RAMBLING Alexandria Curling Club that we knew him annia. This plane is a marvel of of town, Joe seldom missed a daily visit luxury and smooth travel. best. And it is of the loss our Curling Club to the rink in season and he was usually REPORTER has suffered in his death that we write, even The broad expanse of prairie, laid by ED. back at night, whether or not he was sched- out in a pattern, and the sight of while fully aware of the much deeper hurt uled for play. Some of those play-off games Not so long ago, the “beat” being felt By his family in the passing of so the great Rocky Mountains, with generation referred to kids who when he was pitted against his two sons their snow-capped peaks, was thrill- loved a husband, father and brother. will long be remembered as classics. Joe had been called to the wood- ing indeed. shed. Joe was not one of the club’s oldest liked to win, but he could he proud, too, active curlers by any means; but who could We arrived at Vancouver the of his sons’ curling «kill when he was same evening. Vancouver is a beau- NUTTY PUTTY match him in enthusiasm, or in curling skill beaten. tiful city, but what we were looking for that matter. He loved the game and • What’ll science think up next? Joe was the happy, friendly type it is forward to, and mostly, was seeing One of our best girls, Kathie went all out in selling the sport to friends Dawson, the city of the great gold Kitts, Was showing us something whom he thought were missing one of the always warming to meet. The Curling Club discovery. will not be quite the same without his she’d picked up on the other side good things in life. If Glen Roy could ice Flying over the rugged moimtain of the line. It’s called' “nutty two complete rinks in local club compe- engaging presence. peaks one could visualize the great putty”; and maybe you know all and hardy men and women making about it. If so, send' us a sample, the 700-mile trek overland. What postpaid, please. Nell will enter- Diefenbaker To Blame? obstacles they must have encount- tain himself with it for at least two ered! days, we’re sure. HE actual level of unemployment in there is not regular earning power, the Our trip from Vancouver to Daw- It’s the darnedest stuff we’ve seen T in a long time. Looks like plasti- Canada will never be known so long as budget must be trimmed. And in this sum- son City via CPA, was quite ordin- (Toronto Telegram) ary except for the great panorama cine; but you can bounce it like a we have the Unemployment Insurance mer of slow-down in industry, when plants The dreadful carnage on the highways and in the water over the of beauty and color far below us. ball and it’s got a great affinity for offices making free with public funds to right across the country are laying oS men July 1st holiday weekend was a national disgrace. One hundred and twelve The city of Dawson is a ghost colored comics. Press it to the page almost everyone who applies. because of over-production, or lack of sales, town now, but everywhere stand persons died violently in Canada in three days, the whrst holiday blood- and there wou have a clear imprint letting in the history of the coimtry. Of these, 57 died in traffic and It is a sober fact, though, that there are every segment of society is going to reminders of the glory that once of the Katzenjammer Kids or who- 41 were drowned, the rest were killed in other accidents. a lot of men looking for work this summer ; eventually feel the effects. When purchas- belonged to this place. ever are now featured in the comic The most shocking commentary on the traffic toll is that, without and not finding it. ing power is still further cut by the after- We visited Robert Service’s cabin, section. effects of this summer slow-down, may not checking the record of each accident, it may be stated as fact that most Kathie was taking off for Ren- We were reminded of that last week- and the world famous Palace Thea- of these men, women and children died needlessly. plant production be further cut back with ■tre. We peered^ through the win- frew and didn’t have time to show end when one of our subscription renewal Someone exceeded the speed limit, missed or ignored a signal, took your Rambling Reporte all the forms was returned with a note on the hack. a resultant increase in unemployment? dows of leaning buildings, with his eyes from the road for a second. Someone died as a result. More often merchandise still on the shelves, as possibilities of nutty putty. But it “On account of financial difficulties which It is natural to turn to the government than not, the guilty one is not the one, or at least the only one, to die. looks like great stuff to have around in a AVelfare State such as Ottawa has been they were left when the boom pet- One man who died in traffic at the weekend had already received are mainly due to a Diefenbaker ‘Unem- ered out. the house through the holidays, as ployment’ Government in Ottawa, I am nurturing through two decades. The Prime a ticket for speeding, sideswiped another car and received a second warning long as you don’t step on It. The churches of that era now are sorry to mention that I wall be unable to Minister may be doing his best to pump for speeding before hurtling to his death, taking his sister-in-law with Plasticine, ugh! vacant, the cemetery, the resting him and leaving his injured and bereaved family behind. renew for an unknown period of time”, it new life into the economy, but if his govern- place of brave and colorful men is read. ment fails he can expect to have to shoulder Perhaps drivers who commit serious offenses should be taken into overgrown with weeds. custody on the spot — in this case two needless deaths would have been Hard work is an accumulation We are blessed with few non-renewals, the blame. That is a penalty to be faced No paper is published here now. averted. The police do not hesitate to jail anyone found waving a gun of easy things you didn’t d» but even if it had been commonplace this by any government that plays the role of No local or outside newspaper is in a public place. when you should have done rejection would have hit home. Here was the Great White Father ; and all our govern- available except those brought in The time is ripe for much tougher law and much more stringent them. ments appear to be addicted to that role. and left by visitors. We are leav- enforcement. But the driving public needs a moral reawakening. unemployment directly affecting our own MACDONALD’S LAMENT little business as it must hurt the butcher, A lot of Canadians today are holding ing a copy of The Glengarry News. Mr. Diefenbaker accountable for their re- Before we left, John Jamieson, • Your Rambling Reporter has the baker and the utility company which ests. ... In 1957, Canadians spent been smoking British Consols for duced earning and purchasing power. secretary of the Highland Games, today supplies the candle power. Where sent us considerable literature, so $1,865,000,000 on cars; $1,322,000,000 more years than he likes to recall. we were able to leave posters at The Weeklies Say on tobacco and alcohol, and $1,- He’s got a bad habit of seldom Edmonton, Vancouver, White Horse 020,000,000 on education. The next changing what has become habit- We Doubt IFs Deserved and Dawson City, and succeeded in RELATIVE SPENDING year, 1958, we increased our money So it 'was a depressing bit of news sticking one on the old mafi stage While the Canadian public is more spent on cars by another $209,000 he got the other day. . . . and on education another $50,- OUR mail this week included an attractive local Ground Observer Corps nearly a coach which now sits idly beside interested' in education today than “You’ll have to change your brand, certificate from the Chief of the Air decade ago and learning a bit about filter the Yukon River. it ever has been before there are 000,000. Proportionately education soon”, his tobacconist tells him, Staff, presented the editor “in appreci- centres and plane recognition and such. Life up here is different in every indications that this interest is not is falling behind. — High River “the Macdonald Tobacco Co. has (Alta.) Times. ation of valuable service rendered as a But we soon decided the whole thing was (Contmued on Page 3) keeping pace with our other inter- quit making British (3onsols and member of the Ground Observer Corps of something of a farce, as were most civil Lalonde’s Wholesale can get no, the RCAP”. An accompanying letter an- defence measures, and it is many years since more.” We thought he was kidding. It nounces the Southern Division of the RCAP we last took part in Observer Corps ac- DO YOU Ground Observer Corps is no longer re- tivities. reminded us of that old joke: Mac- quired as a result of the advance of tech- BEMEIVIBEB? donald’s aren’t making British Con- Nice to know» that the Department of Iiar^g Syi^e sols any longer. Why? Because nology and must now be terminated. Gleaned from the fyles of THE GLENGARRY NËWB they’re long enough now. It speaks of the vital role played by National Defence now belatedly sees it as a waste of money and time and is moving But he wasn’t fooling. He sold patriotic citizens during the nine years of FIFTY YEARS AGO us his last three packs on Friday to eliminate this expenditure. Nicer still TEN YEARS AGO Paterson, New Jersey, which is the Corps’ existence in a period of vulner- valued at seven million dollars. and now we’re faced' with scouting would it be to hear the RCAP will not come Friday, July 22nd, 1910— ability. The RCAP is most grateful, we Friday, July 21st, 1950— Miss Macdonald, a graduate nurse, around for another 'brand on which up with some other such gimmick to use up we can blame lung cancer if we ever gather. p«« A sudden twister felt over a has for years been a member of the The contract for building of a Defence dollars. Fletcher household. — Miss Teresa concrete arch bridge over the River die of lung cancer. We doubt that we rate such warm praise small area east of Dunvegan, Mon- We don’t like to change a habit A lot of Defence spending appears to be day, flattened the barn and garage McPherson, teacher, 3rd Kenyon, is de Lisle, north of here, has been and we would be ashamed to flaunt this fine lamong the teachers attending the we’ve been living ■with some 25 certificate. Dimly we recall joining the indefencible. of John A. Gray. A neighbor, John awarded to Messrs. Merpaw and Ontario Teachers’ Summer School McDonald, for $2,066.25. — E. I. years. We’re more than a little put. N. Fraser, had part of his bam roof out'and, before iwe change over we’re tom off. — Medal winners in the in Oral French at Blllery Academy, Tarlton was the first to introduce Quebec. rubber tires in connection with going to tell the Macdonald To- Glengarry PootboU League axe: best bacco Co. a thing or one. 'The editor- 'buggies here and since last Thurs- Diapers On The White House Line goalkeeper. Bill Cumming, Glen ☆ ☆ ☆ may not like It, mind you; but it’s Gordon; most valuable player, Eddie FORTY YEARS AGO day we find him' nighitly enjoying ENATOR JOHN F. KENNEDY is not yet Everybody of voting age is nuts about short runs in a runabout of the time he learned all Macdonalds S Hunter, Maxville; h^hest scorer, aren’t perfect. the next President of the United States, new babies. Every woman voter in the Ewen MacPhee, Lochlel; most gen- Friday, July 3rd, 1920— Oldsmobi'le model “B” standard, but he surmounted a big hurdle in his U.S.A. will be just dying to see the new one of the best things on wheels. Here’s this W. C. Macdonald To- tlemanly and proficient, Alex Mac- bacco Co. dropping production of a 1/^ Of five pupils of the Public Last Thursday, Mx. Tarlton met his path last week when he won the Demo- baby, if only to compare it unfavorably Leod, Dalkeith. — (Mr. and Mrs. perfectly good cigarette. Why? It’s; Bruce Irvine and children left Sun- School trying the Entrance, all were new purchase at Casselman. Prom cratic nomination. with her own kith and kin. Every American successful, while 21 pupils of the elementary. Becaise they didn’t aches for a chance to visit the White House, day to take up residence in their Casseiman to Maxville was a two- Columnists galore and editorial writers Separate School system were suc- hour run and leaving Maxville at advertise them in weekly news- it is said; and here’s where our song title new home in Ottawa, where Mr. papers, of course.. And so the cig- much better qualified to assess the American Irvine Is employed with the Dibblee cessful out of 22 who tried. Con- 3.30 they arrived here at six o’clock political scene will fill readers in on the has the hidden punch. The women will be gratulations are in order to Miss without mikhap and having thor- arette didn’t sell. Ergo, no more. Construction CO. — On Friday last, British Ckmsols. Kennedy chances of winning in November. doubly aniious to visit the Kennedys, given Paul E. Viau was joined by his wife Helen Hope, daughter of Dr. and ough'ly enjoyed' the ride. — Ewen We intend to touch on the election only a win for the Democrats, so they can sneak Mrs. J. T. Hope, who led the county. McMillan, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. “Advertise or die”, is a truism', and three children. They are resid- the cigarette companies in Canada lightly here. a peek at those diapers on the White House ing on Catherine street. — Dr. William V. Sargent, late of A. MbMillan, 7-4th Kenyon, on line. Are they bleach white, they’ll want the Western Hospital, Montreal, ar- Monday of this week joined the have still to learn.,' Quite a few The youthful Senator from Massachu- ☆ ☆ ☆ local businessmen appear to be to know ; are they calculated to leave diaper rived in town on Wednesday, and local'staff of the Union Bank.—^Dr. setts exuded confidence in his acceptance TWENTY YEARS AGO will practise here. — With a view J. Howard Munro, who recently re- equally ignorant of ' it- And some-, speech at Los Angeles last Ekiday. He and rash; is baby being changed often enough? to avoiding accidents, our town of them look awful sick. Such thoughts are native to women, ’tis said, Friday, July 19th, 1940— turned from a trip abroad, was in his powerful organization will go all out authorities have had sign boards town for a few hours on Saturday. 'We’ve almost decided to smoke; for victory and Mr. Kennedy appears to be wherever diapers fly. Alexandria Wood Products, Ltd., hung in conspicuous places through- — Dan Ferguson of Maxville, is only the brands of cigarettes adver- expecting just that. started the manufacturing of hoc- out the town. Under new regula- drilling a well for Mrs. Duncan .tised in the weekly newspapers. But Kennedy’s age is held a weakness in the that would be drastic. None of the presidential election. People may hesitate key sticks late last week. Seven 'tions, parking on Main Street, be- Campbell, Dunvegan. But Mrs. Kennedy is also expecting, we tween Elgin and Gernish streets, is tobacco companies give us an inch. to vote into the White House a man of 43 men are now employed and the ☆ ☆ ☆ read ; and it is that hit of non-political news number will be increased gradually. to be restricted to fifteen minutes. Must be that smoke gets in their, SIXTY YEARS AGO that suggests to us a campaign song calcu- who looks more like 23. That’s w’here our — Alex McDonald, son of the late — McDonald & Bros., contractors, eyes. song title will swing the tide. Republicans lated to sweep through the 50 States of the Mr. and Mrs. John L. McDonald, are making a good headway in ma- Friday, July 20th, 1900— Union. It’s a natural for West Virginia even, will find themselves voting for Ken- 2nd Lochiel, has been accepted into cadamizing Main Street. Your Rambling Reporter has and those mountain States where the ballad nedy simply to humanize the White House. the ranks of the Ontario Provincial ><*' The Alexandria football team finally made up his mind to give is still supreme. Tin Pan Alley might jazz How much more homelike it will be pictured Police, Motorcycle Division, and is journeyed to Glen Nevis on Wed- up smoking — British Consols,, that is. it up a bit to make it a hit with more with a brand new baby, its brothers and now in training prior to being as- nesday to meet the home team in a friendly match. Glen Nevis won sophisticated audiences of the cities; and sisters replacing the aging, ailing Eisen- signed as a traffic officer. — Among graduates at Hotel Dieu Hospital, 1 to 0. The teams — Glen Nevis: WEDDING BLARES the rock ’n roll set could have a Presley howers. P. Gallinger, R. McLeod, R. Vout, • Seems to us Eddie’s slipping. impression that a lot of payola might induce Oornwall, Jrme 26th, were Sister St. Course the Kennedys no doubt can Mary Magdalen (nee Eleanor Mc- ' ■ A. A. McDonald, P. Conlin, A. Mc- Not Ed your Rambling Reporter,. the disc jockeys to put across. afford a dryer. But m the heat of the Eionald'), a daughter of Mr. and Donald, N. McKay, J. Conlin, A. J. but the chief of our constabulary, McRae, A. Kennedy, N. McNaugh- Eddie Dupuis. “We’ll Hang Out Diapers On The White campaign the American voter will never Mrs. D. A. McDonald, 6th Lancaster, HE WOULDN'T BOTHER House Line” is the rather lengthy title we’re even think a clothes line might not be and Sister McDonald (nee Ella Me- ' ton. Alexandida: G. L. McKinnon, We’re thinking of the last two- A. Cameron, D. Lotliian, L. Laurin, Saturdays when wedding parties handing over to Senator Kennedy without needed at the White House. Gillis), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TO LEARN TO SWIM; D. H. McGillis, 5th Lancaster. L. Bougie, S. Markson, R. Martin, woke us with their blaring horns. any thought of reward. We’ll let his cam- It’s all yours. Jack. It’s a natural. Play paign manager dig up the words and music ; E. J. McDonald, A. McMillan, J. D. Maybe we shouldn’t have been up the baby for all it’s worth, ’fhen the ☆ ☆ ☆ AN UPSET BOAT Macdonald and G. Miller. — Harry sleeping in so late; but that’s not but isn’t it a natural? What a democratic THIRTY YEARS AGO Mann and Joe Grant left for Mont- the point. view of the presidential palace on Pennsyl- American voter may realize you’re prob- Friday, July 23th, 1930— WAS THE END real on Sunday, from whence they We can recall a day when. Chief vania Avenue it promises. ably old enough to accept respomibility. took passage for Liverpool, Eng- Edxiie had his anti-noise policy No last minute surprises were land. — One of Maxvllle’s most working so smooth no wedding recorded at the official nomination popular, young men was married on party dared blare out the news, proceedings in the Armouries here, Wednesday, when Peter P. Christie their car batteries weren’t dead. THE GLENGARRY NEWS Monday afternoon, when the signed lead to the Hymneal Altar, Miss They sailed down Main Street as Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association papers of J. A. C. Huot, Alexandria, Maggie McLeod, daughter of Dun- secretively os if the bride and Ontario Weekly Newspapers’ Association Liberal, and Angus McGillis, Wil- can McLeod, 6th Oon., Roxborough. groom' were heading out for their Eastern Ontario Newspapers’ Association liamstown. Conservative, were pre- — OnMonday evening last, the large honeymoon rather than to the Audit Bureau of Circulation sented.—^Irving Macleod, who spent barn and outbuildings of David J. reception. THE NEWS PRINTING COMPANY a week with his parents, Rev. D. M. Clark, Glen Roy, were struck by Now suddenly it’s changed. And P.O. Box 10 Telephone 9 Macleod and Mrs. Miacleod, the lightning and burned to the ground. mind you we don’t mind the noise. EUGENE A. MACODONAU3 - EDITOR AND PUBUSHBR Manse, left yesterday for Waterfall, — Among successfiil manufacturers It at least clarions the reassurance Ont., where he will be employed as of honey In this county is Sam that young hopefuls are growing up SUBSORIPnON BATES: $3Æ0 per year, anywhere In Canada, payable in advance; a member of a CNR survey party. Levac, 23-3rd Lochiel, who has over to share the tax load. United States and Foreign, $4ÆO i>er year. — Miss Isabel Macdonald, B.N., 60 hives of bees. In 1899 he sold ■What bothers us is why Eddie’s, DISPLAY ADVERTTSINQ BATES: Casual, 70 cents per column inch. Contract rates given on formerly of Alexandria, generously application. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 12 NOON WEDNESDAY. over 5,000 lbs. of honey in 100-Ib. allowing it. Is he getting soft in. Authorized as Second Class Matter by the Post OtBce Department, Ottawa, Canada. shares in the income of the estate cans specially made up for him by his old age, or is it that he’s invited, of the late Andrew Fletcher of Peter Leslie. to all these weddings? iue Uiengarry rsiews, Aiexanaria, umariu, iiiursua^, ouiy

j Bradley of Pendleton, and her ROXBOROUGH cur return to Ontario and the plea- I daughter, Mrs. Tommy Deevey and Memoriai Service sure of reading dally and weekly NEWS AND ; three children, of Montreal. John Hough of Halifax, is spend- LETTERS newspapers, along with enjoying OP INTEREST SURROUNDING I Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant, Ottawa, ing two weeks’ holidays with his TO THE EDITOR the countless other Itixuries that FROM MAXVILLE DISTRICT visited friends here on Sunday and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Held At Cemetery (Oontmued from Page 2) are not to be had up here. ' attended morning service. Hough and fam^ily. On Sunday afternoon, July 17th, respect, and one has the feeling of Yours sincerely, Messrs. Cameron MacLeod, Dan Mr. and Mrs. Coons, Loraine and at 2:30 o’clock, in the Sixth Con- ■being in an outside world. A. W. CAMPBELL Bennett Urquhapt of Cornwall, I A. MacLeod, Angus J. MacLeod, Mervin, of South Mountain; Mrs. cession cemetery, Roxborough, the Now we are looking forward to Hamilton, Ont. spent the weekend with his grand- Donnie and WUlie Douglas Urqu- Katie Lake and Aliéné, of Russell, annual Memorial Service was held.. mother, Mrs. Annie Urquhart. DUNVEGAN hart went by taxi Sunday to visit were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mi-s. There was a large attendance, many Sympathy is extended to Nick theiir old neighbor, John D. Mac- Services on Sunday were con- Percy Marjerrison. coming from distant points to at- Veenstra, on .the death of his Leod, who is still a patient in the Mr .and Mrs. Garry Smith, Ot- ducted by Mr. Ralston, student, tend the service. ’The arrangements mother, in Holland. General Hospital, Montreal. He was tawa; Mrs. Tena Tomlinson, Brock- Montreal College. ■were in charge of the cemetery TOWNSHIP OF LOCHIEL Miss Judy MacDonald arrived pleased to see them' all again. QVIrs. K. K. MacLeod arrived home ville, and John Watts, Avonmore, committee, headed by Ezekiel L. home on Monday, after her recent Her many friends regret that Mrs. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. from Montreal last week, and had Blair, the chairman. operation at the Cornwall General j James W. Campbell is also a patient 'John A. McLean, Alex and Orval. os visitors over ihe weekend her , „ Hymns sung were “Unto The Hospital. in the General Hospital, Montreal, Miss Joan Dewar spent ten days ] -jesus. Lover of My Soul”, daughter, Mrs. Guy Embury, Mr. Miss Marilyn Manchester spent a , and hope she will soon be home at camp at Lancaster. Em'bury and little daughter, of 1 again. Mr. Cam'pbell visited her on Rock of Ages”, “Faith of Our ^ NOTICE weekend with Miss Joan Blaney. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Marjei-rison Montreal. } Sunday, and his daughter Gwen and Fathers”. The choir rendered an She left from Maxville for Bagot- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Winston Misses Muriel and Isabel Stewart, I little brother Robert, wlio were anthem, “Sun of My Soul, Thou ville. Que., where She will spend the Marjerrison of Monkland, to Bow- Saviour Dear”. The choir was com- month of July learning French. Ottawa, spent the weekend at their ; visiting relatives in the city, accom- monville, on Monday, to attend the j posed of members of the United Mr. and Mrs. Morton Johnson home here. panied him home. funeral of their unole, the late Elzie and' Presbyterian Church choirs and family, of Leonard, Out., spent Visitors at the home of Mrs. Many friends here were shocked Marjerrison, on Tuesday. re Building By-law and from Avonmore Presbyterian Sunday with Mrs. Wm. Morrow and Annie Campbell and Miss Harriet to learn that Miss Mary Ann I •Master Peter Griffen of Drum- Church choir. Mrs. Kenzie Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morrow. on Satmday were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Stewart’s Glen, had the misfortune to fall down stairs on monidvllle. Que., is spending some Cualg presided' at the organ, ’which Mrs. 'Wtoi. Morrow spent a few Victor Grant of Montreal, and her I Monday. Dr. George MacDonald, holidays at the McLean home. ■was kindly loaned by the United days last week with Mr. and Mrs. niece, Mrs. Bert Cole and Mr. Cole * Apple Hill, was called and her con- 'Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rutley, Mr. Church of Avonmore. - T. H. Acres and family of Ottawa, and ohUdren, Roy and Sheila, of BY-LAW No. 500 of the Municipal Corporation of the jdition is critical. She was taken by and Mrs. Hoy MacDonell of Com- j Conducting the service was Mr. ateo with Miss Agnes MacLennan. Molartic, Que. They called on Township of Lochiel, known as the BUILDING BY-LAW for ambulance, on Tuesday afternoon, wall, and Cecil Begg, Ottawa, were Thomas Pollock, student minister of Mr. and: Mrs. Alex Dingwall, To- Misses Katie F. and Tena M. Urqu- weekend guests at the Marjerrison the Township of Lochiel. ronto; Anna Dingwall, Ottawa, also hart, and called on some other to the General Hospital, Cornwall. Knox Presbyterian Church, Moose’ I The funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. home. This by-law reads in part as follows: Miss Mary Glendeimlng, from La- friends. • * ♦ Creek, who spoke of the great herit- ■Mrs. Ellen Peohie, Cornwall, is D. MacRae, of this place, but who chine, were weekend visitors of Miss FAREWELL FOR MISS DEWAR age we received from our fore- (1) This by-law is applicable to all types of buildings and struc- Margaret Dingwall. spending a few days with her had resided with her daughter. Miss I Mary Agnes MacRae, Ottawa, for a fathers. tures, hereafter erected within, moved into, or within the GVtr. and Mrs. Bod Stewart spent brother, D. A. Gray. On Friday evening, friends and (number of years, was held here on boimdaries of this munlcipelity; the Weekend at Pointe Claire, Que. Mr. and Mrs. John MacKinnon neighbors gathered at the home of Our forefathers were God-fearing of Florida, are spending a feW (Monday afternoon. A large num- Mr. and Mrs. Donald- Dewar to bid people, and had their faith firmly (2) Except — necessary farm buildings, used exclusively for ber of friends and relatives at- farewell to Miss Jennie Dewar, R.N., weeks’ holidays here and at Moose rooted and foiuided in God. This agriculture; Creek. They had his brother, D. D. I tended. Rev. Iver Maciver, Max- who sailed on Tuesday, July 12th, was their foundation and: becaxise GRANDMOTHERS MEETING MadKinnon and Mrs. MacKinnon ville, conducted the service, with for England, to spend some time. of their great faith they were able (3) In respect to any'matter not covered In the by-law, the The Women’s Institute wiM hold In Cornwall to see his doctor on interment in the adjoining ceme- ’The evening was spent in visiting to leave friends and kindred trav- National Building Code (last edition) shall apply; their annual Grandmother’s day Saturday, and we are pleased 'that tery. We extend sympathy to the with friends, and Mrs. Howard elling across the seas to found a meeting at J. N. Fitzgerald’s on he is making a good recovery. They ■bereaved family in the loss of a Morrow, R.N., pinned a corsage of new life. (4) The regulations of this by-law shall be enforced by the Wednesday, July 27th, at 2:30. All also called on some of their old loved mother. ■pansies on the guest of honor. Mrs. i ■^^^t do we owe to the memories Building Inspector or other ofSclal appointed- by the Muni- grandmothers are welcome. Percy Marjerrison read the address i neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. G. Austin of our forefathers? They stir our cipal Council. No person shall commence the excavation for and Mrs. A. Grant and daughter, W.I. MET expressing best wishes in the de- or thé erection of any new building, or the repair, alteration, The June meeting of the Dun- parture of Miss Dewar. Mrs. Wm. j No matter how far Mrs. Jack Lowrey, Montreal, and on or addition to any existing building, until he has obtained’ .APPEARED ON TV ‘Monday they visited Donald vegan Women’s Institute was held McLeod and Miss Hattie Cheesman ' travelled we become or how hard- ened in nature we are, our minds from the Building Inspectoxi a permit to proceed with the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kirk ap- Fletohei’. on ’Thursday, June 30th, at 8 pm., presented her with gifts and money. stray to the past days. ■work, except that no permit shall be required for repairs, peared on TV at Cornwall on Fri- Mrs. M. C. Ferguson accompanied in the Dunvegan School. Although taken by surprise. Miss day last os guests of lïon McGowan. her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Kippen The motto, “Life is like a grind- Dew'ar thanked all present for their Our forefathers were people of or alterations which do not exceed $100.00 in cost; and Mr. Kippen, back to Ottawa, stone, whether it polishes you up gifts. A social hour w'as spent and faith and dauntless courage. Ihey They spoke on the topic “What it (5) Any building permit issued by the Building Inspector, under :means to take a strange child into Sunday, and will' spend a few days. or wears you down, depends on lunch was served toy the ladles. All ' overcame, leaving us an example, your home”. They appeared In Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. what you’re made of”, was prepared departed wishing Jennie a good I a faith 'to foUow and to cherish; the provisions of this by-law, shall expire when no building sconnectlon with the Children’s Aid. M. C. Ferguson were Mrs. Colin by Mrs. John D. MacLeod, and in ,rip an'd the best of luck till we j Let x;s make our father’s God our construction is started within 6 months from the date of her absence it was read by Mrs. very own and realize His saving issuance. J. W. Fraser. Thursday, July 28th, at 1:30 in the («race in daily living. The roll call was; Name a District Orange Hall. It was decided that The name and address of the Building Inspector for the for ALL Occasions Ofiacer and hex ofBce. we have a Sale of Miscellaneous meet again. Township of Lochiel is as follows: FABIEN LEFEBVRE, Glen 'The treasurer, in giving her re- Articles at this meeting. ! ^ SandfleM, RR. 1. FLOWERS at port, stated that $73 had been col- After several current events were 28-3c A. J. MCDONALD, Clerk-Treasurer. lected for the Red Cross. -given, tlie meeting closed with God \ Leonard, Lost River, Apiple Several collectors were appointed Save the Queen. iHiH and Winnipeg. to collect for the Blind again this TESSIER FLORIST & GIFT SHOP year. ALEXANDRIA and HAWKESBURY The delegates to the District An- nual at Summerstown, Mrs. W. K. FUNERAL WEDDING MacLeod and Mrs. Ian MacLeod, DESIGNS FLOWERS gave their reports. Plans were made for the July FLOWERS WIRED to ALL PARTS of the WORLD meeting, which is to be om Grand- mother’s day. It is to be held on CiEARiWCE r STARTING £ THURSDAY, JULY 21st

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(Anna), and Mrs. Alex Grant Glen Sandfield Mrs. W. D. MacRae Died At Cornwall (Lilly) of Montreal; Mrs. Fred Le- Died At Arnprior Trap Club At Lancaster Plans Widely known as a blacksmith in duc (Colrmibia), Apple Hill; Mrs. A former teacher ®t St. Mar- Glengarry, Alderlc Rozon, of 109-B Joseph Saucier (Cloreda) of North garet’s Convent heré,-'Mlss Margery Takes Greenfield Died In 91st Year Lefebvre Ave., Cornwall, died sud- La.ncaster; Mrs. Gerald Castonguay IMartin, died at Arnprior last Thurs- A Shoot-Off On Civic Holiday Big surprise of this week’s soccer Mrs. William D. MacRae, for denly on Monday. He was 72. (Coreen), and Mrs. Joseph Geneau day. Aged 79, Miss Martin taught Born at Glen Nevis, he was a (MUdred) of Dalhousie Station. Hhe Sports editor of this paper play was Monday night’s 3-1 victory many years a well - known and here, and in Tweed some 50 years has been invited to attend a shoot- by Glen Sandfield over Greenfield. highly respected resident of this son of the late Pierre Rozon and The funeral was held this morn- ing at Cornwall. ago. She was a native of Renfrew^ off of the Glengarry Trap dub at The upset was credited to the ■area, died' early Saturday, July 16th, his wife, Florence Laframboise. ■ Lancaster, Monday afternoon, Aug- Curling This Week switch of MacLeod in goal and Mc- at her residence, 295 Frank street, He had served as a blacksmith Two rinks from MaxviUe Curling in Apple Hill, Martintown and Wil- ust 1st. It wlll be held on the farm Kinnon to the backs. Ottawa. Club are in Ganamoque this week hamsburg and had worked at Bing- of Pete Bonneville, one mile west participating in the Curling bon- An unfortunate occurrence in The last surviving member of her of Lancaster on No. 2 Highway. ley Steel Works, Cornwall. spiels which are being held with Friday night’s game at Glen Sand- family, Mrs. MacRae, whose maiden Norman OoHette is president of name was Agnes Burton Campbell, Chief mourners include his -wife, that town’s centenary Old Home field saw Ian LasaJle of tire Mc- the former Philomene Sauve; two Alexandria the club, which was organized in Week. Garnet Campbell is skip- Crimmon team break bis left fore- was born on September 20th, 1869, 1956. At that time the trap was sons, Lawrence of Martintown and ping a men’s rink and Gordon Scott arm in play. at Athol. She was a daughter of located on the John Boss farm, but 'the late Duncan Campbell of Athol, Adolphus of Cornwall; and two will be served skips a rink in the Mixed Bonspiel. Lochiel took over second place since 195« has been on the Bonne- and his 'wife, Mary MoGiUivray, of daughters, Mrs. Jam'es Lafave from Cornwall, and the league (Pauline), Martintown, and Mrs. ville property. standing now is: Lochiel. Members meet each Friday night Francis Tyo (Rena) of Kapuskasing. Lady Softballers Points Following her marriage to the Four brothers anid. six sisters also Natural Gas at 6:45, and Mr. Collette extends late William D. MacRae, at St. an invitation to all in the area who McCrimmon 23 survive. They are; Noah and James Seek Competition Elmo in 1893, Mrs. MacRae lived Rozon ot Montreal; Emile Rozon of in AUGUST are Interested in shooting, to come Loohiel 20 on the farm, lot 30, 7th Concession along any Friday. Two teams of lady softball play- Cornwall 19 Apple Hill; Donat Rozon of North ers have been organized in town of Kenyon. Shortly after the death Lancaster; Mrs. Rolland Brunet among married women and single Greenfield 17 of her husband in 1939, Mrs. Mac- girls. Team captains are Mrs. An- Glen Sandfield 7 Rae went to reside with her daugh- ter in Ottawa. IF YOU NEED selm Pidgeon and Miss Valerie MaxviUe 2 Changed Hours Nicholson Sheet Metal Besides her interest in the Wo- Personal and Household Dixon. Leading Scorers They play each Wednesday eve- men’s (Missionary Society of her For Services 200 - 11th street West Kay Hay, Kent McSweyn, Donald church, much of Mrs. MacRae’s Brushes ning on the High School diamond, Alex MaciLean and Donald Angus Times of Church services at Glen CORNWALL and already they’re looking for out- time was devoted to knitting for Sandfield and Bast Hawkesbury COSMETICS McCormick. the Red Cross during the war years, side competition. ’Phe game scheduled between Mc- United Oh'unches have been an- is an AUTHORIZED DEALER and latterly for the Unitarian Serv- nouaiced. They are effective 'im- FLAVOURING Crimmon and Greenfield on July ices, contributing quantities of 30th has been postponed to August mediately and will remain in effect For INFORMATION and ESTIMATES consult OINTMENTS articles of children’s knitted until August 29th. Some 400 Saw 9th, at Greenfield, because of the clothing. ETC. Highland Games. Services at Glen Sandfield will be PHONE 798 - 3 Kart Races Mrs. MacRae is suridved by two at 11:30 a,m. and at East Hawkes- ALEXANDRIA CALL Kart racing drew some 400 to som. Dr. Donald MacRae of Mont- bury at 8 pm. Jack MacMillan Glengarry Gardens, Sunday after' Wrong Rate real, and Dimcan MacRae of Max- Romeo Theoret noon, when this new sport had its ville; one daughter. Miss Agnes M. Reporting the 1960 tax rates in 69 Lochiel Street introduction here. Some 30 kart MacRae of Ottawa; two grandchil- Maxville, in last issue, we inadvert- dren, Rev. Arthur MacRae, Bramp- Clement Investments ALEXANDRIA speedsters participated. They were from Cornwall, Montreal and Ot' ently erred in announcing Separate ton, Ont., and Mrs. Roiderick L. de Separate and Public — PHONE 583-W — tawa. School rates for commercial prop- Courcy - Ireland, of Montreal, as erties. This should have read 67.8 SCHOOL TOUR A-1 BRUSH DEALER ■Local racers. were Jim Graham,. well as four great-grandchildren. John Mal'kin and Paul Leger. mills instead of the 62.9 mills which ”o~JuIy 18th, folio-wing a short DEBENTUEES residential owners will pay. family service at the Hulse & Play- Interest Up To fair Funeral Parlors, by Rev. H. Douglas Stewart, of Knox Presby- NOTICE More Street lights terian Church, Ottawa, the cortege 270 ’Two additional street lights have proceeded to Kenyon Pre^yterian Used Car Special at been installed' in Glen Robertson’s Church, Dunvegan, of which Mrs. CONTACT: of Holiday Closing west end to complete the street MacR,ae was a member. The funeral JEAN CLEMENT lighting of that vUIage. service was conducted by Rev. Iver FURNITURE STORE Shepherd Bros. Maciver, of Maxville. Phone 43 Main St. South Phone 77 — Main Street, North Phone 77 Acting as pallbearers tv^ere former MacMillans From... neighbors, Fraser Campbell, Martin C. Ferguson, John W. Fraser, Alex- 1957 FORD COACH— (Continued from Page I) New No. 1 THE ALEXANDRIA TIMES Automatic transmission $1350 ander MacKinnon, John A. Mac- I Gordon M'acMillan, was entertained Lennan and John Stewart. Inter- See the large selection of clean Used Cars on our lot at dinner by the chief of the Chero- ment was in the cemetery adjoining White Honey will be kee nation. Saturday evening the the church. 'MacMillan Chief, 'was gues t of FOR SALE honor at a banquet put on by the ’The many floral tributes knd ex- English - speaking Union. Mean- pressions of sympathy testified to Closed from July 25th the high r^ard in which Mrs. Mac- Also Comb Honey time the MacMillans streamed in Apply To: from far and wide, registered and Rae w-as held. ATTENTION, got to know" each other. . LIONEL LEVAC to August 1st, inclusive On Sunday the party left with Pact is that shipments of face Green Valley, Ont. a State Police escort for the Grand- powder in Canada in 1958 were MOTORISTS! 'father Moimtain Highland Gomes, valued' at $2,316,000 against $1,431,- Phone : Lancaster 4234 . for a week’s holidays 29-lp ■where the MacDonald, Hay, Mac- 000 in the previous year. CARBURETOR CARBURETOR Leod, McGregor and- MacMillan and clan societies met for a church service, followed by the Highland AUTOMATIC CHOKE Games. It was a beautiful setting in the mountains with the hundreds REPAIRS of kilted people adding to the color. A heav'y ramstorm halted proceed- ings early. MID Mbnday morning was devoted to Laurier Lefebvre’s Service Station a business meeting and nomination ELECTRICAL and CARBURETOR of the executive for 1961, which will SPECIALIST be voted on in September by ballot. 0b> Dr. Gerald W. Johnson, a well- SUMMER Alexandria — Phone 391 known southern Scottish historian, author and lecturer, spoke on the impontance of broadening the work of Scottish societies and promoting at — better understanding between peo- TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA ple of the same name in different countries. ’The heather bloomed in Battery VOLUNTEER FIREMEN Park Hotel, AshevUle, Monday night as the annual re-union banquet was APPLICATIONS ! held. FOR VOLUNTEER FIREMEN ’There were talks, singing, bagpipe m'usic and on avalanche of gift giv- PROOLH MEN'S WEAR will be received by the undersigned until ing by the host MacMillan of the south. Among the, honored guests were Men’s Lightweight Saturday, July 30th General. Sir Gordon MacMillan, Applicants must state Age, Occupation and Residence Clan Chief, and Lady MacMillan, MEN’S as -well as Rev. SPmerled MacMiUan, Dress Trousers MAKE APPLICATIONS TO Clan Bard and Chief of the Scottish FIRE CHIEF ALBERT LAUZON Clans Society. He is to visit Glen- SHORT-SLEEVED JERSEYS 2 pairs for 0.95 or garry next week. A tour was made of the Vander- TOWN CLERK P. A. CHARLEBOIS bilt estates and the Gathering PLAIN and FANCY 29^2c ended ’Tuesday morning with re- ports by committee chairmen. Terylene Shirts 2 for the price of 1 Regular to $5.95 Two-way Cuff; Definitely No-Iron GET ONE FOR NOTHING DEEP FREEZER SPECIALS GLENGARRY Special at 3*^^ COMMISSION 2 for 5-^® AUCTION SPORT SHIRTS MtRCOUX’SFURlim Lancaster, Ontario SUEDE SHOES 22 cu. ft. FREEZERS now $295 • SUMMER JACKETS CASUALS Regular $378.50 — — Prices Received 17 CU. ft. FREEZERS only $258 Monday, Jidy 18th, 1960 Regular $348.50 35% off 30% off Weaner Pigs .. $7.25 to $12.85 ea. 12 cu. ft. PHILCO FRIG- yours for $215 Feeder Pigs $16 to $19.50 ea. — Regular $338.50 — 1 Market Pigs..$19.25 to $21.75 cwt. MANY OTHER SPECIALS '30 cu. ft. MOFFATT RANGES ... now $168 Sows $14 to $18.75 cwt. Hawaiian Shirts — Regular $268.50 Calves— WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OP Under 100 lbs.. $12.50 to $25 ea. Shop With Confidence Over 109 lbs.. ,$E2.50 to $30 cwt. Short Sleeves Chrome Sets - Chesterfield Sets Bulls up to $18.75 cwt. Beef Cows up to $18 cwt. Simmons’ Mattresses Maximum commission on any MEN’S - 95c - BOYS’ - 75c AT BARGAIN PRICES NOW animal for beet, $5.00 per head PROULX’S SHOP and SAVE at Choice Bull consigned by Gordon Mnnro MARCOUX’S FURNITURE RJt. 1, Apple Hill, Ont. 1700 n*. at $18.75 Phone 49 Elgin Street, just off Main — Phone 49 $318.75 YOU’LL FIND US ON THE SQUARE 29-tf

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Two contests were conducted by Garden Setting Shower Held At Mrs. W. H. Scott, and the winners were Mrs. D. J. MacKinnon, Moose F or Athol W edding Moose Creek Creek, and Mrs. Hugh McDonald R.C.A. Whirlpool Freezers omertà ROBINSON - SINCLAIR A -miscellaneous shower in honor ' of Ottawa, a 14 H — Holds 455 lbs. of Food The spacious green lawn with its of Miss Elva McRae, whose mar- 1 A dainty luncheon was served by standards of ferns and large bas- riage will take place on August 6th the hostess, assisted by a number of AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL kets of mid-summer flowers in in Knox United Church, Moose ! the young ladies of the community. 5-YEAR WARRANTY 1-YEAR SPOILAGE INSURANCE SOCIAL and PERSONAL shades of white, pink and blue, at 'Creek, -was held in the home of Mrs. [ As the guests departed, each $3.00 Per Week the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Leonard, on_^Monday evening, wished Miss McRae all good w-i^es Miss Claire Macdonald of Mont- 'Mr. and Mrs. -Melvin Ambrose ■ Free Servicing for Warranty Period ■ real, is holidaying with her mother, McDonald and little daughter, Peter M. Sinclair, Athol, was lovely July 18th. Miss McRae entered the | for her future happiness, Mrs. D. A. Macdonald, and they Wendy, of Merrltton, spent the long on Friday, July 15th, 1960. home to the strains of “Here Comes plan to spend next week at the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. In -the setting of solemnity and The Bride”, played by Mrs. Herbert LALONDE ELECTRIC & REFRIGERATION natural beauty, the Rev. Iver D. Leonard, of Cornwall. Miss Mari- Chalet Cochand, Ste. Marguerite, in O’Connor and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Engagements 126 Bishop St. Phone 87 the Laurentians. O’Connor and family. During the M-acIver, pastor of St. Andrew’s 'lyn Scott pbmed a lovely corsage -*Mrs. Christine Xamieux spent week -they had visiting them Mr. Church, Max-ville, and ' Gordon on the bride-to-be, and also read CADIEUX - MURDOCH Church, St'. -Elmo, performed the an appropriate address bringing all Saturday in Ottanwa, where she at- and Mrs. S. Gunn, Lan'cas'ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Magloire Cadleux evening out-of-door ceremony, unit- the good wishes of all her friends. tended the ceremony of the taking Mr. anid Mrs. Edmond IæPOUX, of announce the engagement of their ing in holy bonds of wedlock, Miss Master Daryl McRae, nephew of of Perpetual Vows of her niece, Prescott; Mrs. Jim McMillan and daughter, Helena, to Walter Mur- SPECIALS AT Mary ChriStena Sinclair, and Mr. the 'bride-to-be, brought in a laden Nola Lemieux, Sister St. Leo of -family, and on Sunday, Mr. and doch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merton James Robinson. ■wagon shaped as a ‘Matrimonial Sudiboiry. She motored back with Mrs. Bruce Sova and family, of Murdoch, of Montreal. LEFEBVRE’S FOODORAMA her sisters-in-laiw, Mrs. Albert Ro- Glen Boy. The bride, an office employee with Boat”, -with gifts, among which was 50 lbs. NEW POTATOES r $1.89 bldoux, Mrs. Leo Lemieux and her Mr. and Mrs. Ross Patterson of the Gamble - Robertson Co. in the a beautiful silver tea ser-vlce from Capital City, is the eldest daugh- Knox United Church, Moose Creek, j QUESNEL - LAJOIE LETTUCE 2 heads for 25c daughters, Lillian and- Eileen, and Detroit, are spending this week Wilsil RINDLESS BACON per lb. 65c -the latter’s husband, Raymond La- visiting friends and relatives in- ter' of Mr. and -Mrs. Peter M. Sin- Mrs. John D. McRae of Cornwall, i Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Quesnel, montagne. Ottawa and Bourget. clair, of -RR 2, Dunvegan. The 'favored' the guests with several I Alexandria, announce the engage- ORANGES — size 163 3 doz. for 89c , 'Sunday visitors -with Mrs. C. Le- Miss Claudette Seguin of Mont- -bridegroom, a member of the Rob- piano. selections, and Miss Muriel ; ment of their daughter, Shirley, to LEFEBVRE’S FOODORAMA mieux and family were Mr. and real, spent the weekend at her inson Bros. Garage at AvonmorC; McRae, also of Cornwall, sang two- [ 'Mr. Hubert Lajoie, son of Mr. and is the youngest son of -Mr. and Mrs. solos, wh'ich were much enjoyed. ^ Mrs. D*an Lajoie, Alexandria. The Lochiel Street Phone 145 Mrs. Charles Labile of Lunenburg: home. Watch for Our Sale Circulars Mr. and- Mrs. Victorm Laibelle, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Levao, Jean- Robert Robinson of Monkland. 1 m'arriage will take place in St. OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS Marielle end Claire, Mr. and Mrs. ine and Nicole, I motored to Hawkes- The -bride, given- in mar-iiage by a corsage of pink carnations. The Finnan’s Cathedral on August 20th, Edmour Seguin, Diane, Roger and -bury on Sunday to visit with Mr, her father, was wearing a street- groom’s motjier was in figured crepe 1960. Jeannette, of Lancaster; Mrs. Rod- and Mrs. Romain Lanthier and length dress of silk organza in deep in tones of brown and White with sky Wue with matching accessories, white accessories and white corsage. die Quesnel and Pierre, of Vau- family. LEGER - WELSH ■dreudl, and Mr. and Mrs. Omer Mr. and Mrs. Aurele BeUefeuille a shoulder veil of white tulle, illu- After the ceremony the reception sion and a bridal bouquet of red wms held in the living and dining- Mr. a:Ad Mrs. Rene Leger of River Quesnel and Claudette, of Green and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Belle- Valley, Ont., wish to onnoxmee the Valley. roses and white feathered car- rooms in the Sinclair home. These SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS feuille, Roger and Robert, motored engagement of their daughter, Misses Eugenie Maclaren and to Bourget on Sunday to visit with nations. were decorated for the occasion -with She was attended by her sister, white bells and streamers ■with Pauline, to Mr. Edward Welsh, son Thelma IMacDonald, Ottawa, were friends and relatives. of Mr. and -Mrs. Lewis Welsh of in -Prince Bdiward Island the week- ■Miss Catherine JOan Sinclair, who bask-ets of lilies, pink gladioli, sweet Mrs. D. D. -McKinnon and Hea- Markstay, Ont. The marriage will erji of July l®th, attending the ther Trim visited her sister, Mrs. ■wore a frock of delicate/rose petal peas and baby’s breath. A lovely pink organza with pink accessories, three - tiered wedding cake, tall take place on Mondlay, August 1st, Trainer - Trainor wedding. ORoy MaoElheran, in MasBena this 1060, at 110:30 o’clock in St. Rose de WANTED D. J. MacDoniaid- of Butte, Mon- a pink petal hat and. a nosegay of white tapers, and table bouquets of week. Lima Church, River Valley, Ontario. tana; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson Miss Mary McKinnon, nurse-ln- ’mums, lace and ribbon. pink gladioli florets were on the Women with Sewing Machine Experience of Los Angeles, Cal., and ^s. P. T. -traindng at Queen Elizabeth Hos- Mr. Calvin Bender of Monkland, table. Costello of "Oorniwall, visited with pital, Montreal, is home for a was best man. A delicious buffet supper was Approaching Marriages will be required in the near future Miss Bess MacDonald, and other month’s holidays with her mother, The bride’s mother wore mauve served- by the ladies from the St. i Glengarry friends this week. Mrs. D. D. McKinnon. -nylon net over flowered taffeta with Elmo Church Guild. BEDINGER - LASALLE Prospective Applicants should apply at the white accessories and a white Going aiway, Mrs. Robinson wore Visitors at the home of Mr. and corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas WUber Mrs. Arthur Leroux, 3rd , Kenyon, Her grandmother, Mrs. Deans, a floral jacket dress in white and Gray, Rocky Mountain House, Al- Brown Shoe Company were Mr. and 'Mrs. Donald Alex Mc- was dressed in delft blue sük crepe mauve with a white twisted si& berta, announce the approaching Kinnon of Cornwall, and Mr. and with -matching blue accessories, and straw' hat, white accessories and marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Factory Office Mrs. Francis Lafave and daughter, pink carnations in corsage. Maxine Bldingër, to Hugh Peter of Ralth, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Leroux Miss Bailbara -McDonald motored On their return they will ,/reside Lasalle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert ALEXANDRIA — ONTARIO' were sponsors on Sunday for the to- Windsor, Ont., where she is in Avonmore. Lasalle, La-ggan, Ont., in the Pres- christening of Lillian Mary Bose, spending some time visiting rela- •byteri'an Church there, on July 23rd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis tives there and in Detroit. 1960. Lafave. Miss Helena Wylie of Montreal, Couple Wed At CINEMASCOPE 'Denis Lajoie is speiulmg his sum- is -visiting her cousin, Tena Mc- McNAUGHTAN - GARDNER mer holidays with his aunt and DonaM, in Alexandria. Miss Ruby Green Valley ■Mr. and Mrs. James McNaughtan uncle, Mr. anil Mrs. Arth-ur Leroux, Wylie returned: to Montreal after DEPRATTO - CAMPEAU announce the approaching marriage FRIDAY - SATURDAY 3rd Kenyon. si)eniding -two weeks at home while Miss Cecile Campeau, daughter of BIG SOCIAL her mother, Mrs. Eddie Wylie, was Mr. and Mrs. Dolphus Campeau of of their youngest daughter, Jean July Z2nd and 23rd Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Sabourin, Mary, R.N., to Mr, Melvin Duncan Madeleine and Robert, of Montreal', a patient in the Hotel Dieu, Corn- Green Valley, Ont., became the wtall. Mrs. Wylie is spending a few bride of Mr. Bruno Depratto, son Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.' L. are holidaying with Mrs.. G. D. Gardner of BainsvUie. The mar- AT LOCHIEL “The Perfect Sabourin. days with Mrs. Irene IMcDonald of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Depratto, and family before returning home. Alexandria, on Saturday, June 18th, riage 'will take place on Saturday, IMr. and Mrs. Bene Decaire and Weekend -visitors with Major and in St. Mary’s Obuxch, Green Valley. August 27'th, 1960, at 12 o’clock * Furlough” family, of New Liskeard, are visit- Mrs. Angus McDonald (Grove), Rev. Lionel Joyal witnessed the noon, in St. Andrew’s United Monday, August 1st Comedy - Color ing relatives in town. were Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald young couple’s ■vows and then of- Church,, Dalhousie MUls, Ontario. Tony Curtis - Janet Leigh Oliffoird McCualg is spending a of Ottawa; Mrs. D. B. McDonald fered the N'uptial Mass, during Miss 'MoNaugh'tan is a graduate of few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. and sons, Ba’uce, Owen and Allan, which Rene Boy -was soloist. Cornwall General Hospital, class of Civic Holiday' Duncan -MoCuaig and family in 1958. MONDAY - TUESDAY of Kingston. The bride, given in marriage by I^ndon, Ont. J. E. McKinnon returned' to Es- EXCELLENT PROGRAMME July 25th and 26th '* her father, chqs;e for her wedding, Mr." and'^Mi's. Leslie Simpsbh'' oï panola, after spending some time a full-length gown of -white nylon ' MIDWAY OE BOOTHS Toronto, were guests of Mrs. George with Mrs. J. H. McŒCinnon. Duncan organza -worn over a white nylon JJ. DUBUC, B.A., O.D. Duval and Mrs. Rod MacMillan, on •McKinnon of Montreal, and Mr. and GOOD ROADS LEADING TO LOCHIEL “Spy On net underskirt and hooped satin OPTOMETRIST SOCIAL GROUNDS Sunday. Mrs. Peter McKinnon and family underskirt. The long-waisted skirt (EYE EXAMINATIONS) Wilhelmstrasse” of Brocfcville, are holidaying with had side interest of flowered em- Maxville claims the biggest Day Crowds and Lochiel Mrs. McKlninon. Open All Day Wednesday, 9-12 ajn. Drama - Spy broidery and a large bow at the the biggest Night Crowds STUDENTS— Bruce Chisholm of Windsor, spent 'back. The bodice Was fashioned 1-6 p.m.; Open Wednesday Evenint Jack Hawkins - Gla Scaia the ■weekend ■with his sister, Mrs. Adults 50c — Admission — Children 25c Glengarry District with a scalloped neckline and long, by appointment only Grace McMillan, and brother, Colin -tight sleeves. Her finger-tip veil (Including Lunch) High School Chisholm of CSornwall. Lemay Block, Alexandria WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY was gathered to a clip-cap head- For Appointment In case of rain, the Social will be held J. H. Bassard' and family of Ot- dress, sprinkled with sequins and July 27th and 28th Bring in your lists NOW for the following evenihg. ‘ tawa, were weekend -visitors, with diamente and she carried a bouquet Phone : Alexandria 414 NEW BOOKS you will need Dr. and Mrs. J. Y. Baker. for September. of red roses against -white baby or Cornwall WE 2-6634 “The Wild Sunday, visitors with Mr. and lums. Mrs. J. P. Gallant were Mr. and 'Mrs. D. D. MacFarlane, Montreal. Miss Rachel St. Denis, of Mont- And The Innocent” Wilfred McLeister Ewen MacDonald' and' David real, was bridesmaid, and wore a Comedy - Color stationery - Shoppers’ Needs Dawes spent a week’s holidays street-length dress of deep blue ny- lon net over matching taffeta with SHIP IT DIRECT: Audrie Murphy - Joanne Dru ALEXANDRIA, ONT. motoring in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. cross-over inserts of pleated net in Miss Louise POquette of Duvernay, the 'bodice and short bolero. Que., spent a week with Mr. and Mr. Clifford Pride acted as Mrs. J. M. Langlois and family. groomsman. SHIP IT GLENGARRY Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Watt are A reception and dinner for 75 Vine Ripened Tomatoes 29c lb. spending several days in the East- guests followed the church cere- ern Townships ■visiting friends and mony, -with the bridal party receiv- New Potatoes 10 lbs. 39c relatives. / ing their friends and relatives at DEPENDABLE DVERNITE TRANSPORT SERVICE FROM Mr. and Mrs. Julien Martin, Mr. -the Blue Pheasant. There were and Mrs. Albert Massia and Mr. guests from Cornwall, Vankleek Smoked Picnic Ham 39c lb. and Mrs. Gilles Martin, all of La- Hill, Montreal, Plantaganet, Green TORONTO - MONTREAL - CORNWALL - HAWKESBURY chine, and Mrs. Solomon Decoste Valley, Hawkesbury and Pittsford, OPEN LATE ON SATURDAYS ... AT of Glen Norman, were weekend Vermont, as weU as from the im- guests of Mrs. Emilien Viau. mediate area. Later the young — to — MELOCHE & SABOURIN Mrs. Utoald Beaulne and two couple -left for a wedding trip to adopted children, Ronald and' Vi-vi- Quebec City. Alexandria Greenfield North Lancaster Phone 48 WE DELIVER Phone 46 anne, of Baxlton, Ont., -visited her For -travelling, the bride wore a Apple Hill Glen Roy North Winchester brother. Real Binette and Mrs. nylon straight-skirted dress -w-ith Glen Robertson Pointe Fortune Binette, on Tuesday. -large mauve flowers and three- Avonmore Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar quarter duster to matqh with beige Bainsville Green Valley St. Albert Deschamps, Green Valley, on Sun- and mauve accessories and corsage Berwick Glen Sandfield Ste. Anne de Prescott day were Dr. and Mrs. A. Bourbon-- of pink roses. Glen Waltér nais, Mr. and Mrs.- Bruno Des- Chesterville St. Raphaels St. Mary’s Parish Mrs. Campeau chose for her Hawkesbury ch'amps, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Des- daughter’s wedding, a nylon lace Chute a Blondeau Ste. Eugene champs, Claudette and Andre, all Lancaster dress of dark beige with green,and South Lancaster of Montreal. white accessories and medium Crysler Maxville Angus Urquhart was in Syracuse, gi'een straw choche. Her corsage Dalhousie Martintown Vankleek Hill N.Y., this week visiting Mr. and ■was of yellow carnations. Summerstown ANNUAL SOCIAL Mrs. Fred McKee. We regret to re- Dalkeith Monkland The groom’s mother, Mrs. De- WILLIAMSTOWN port that Mr. McRae is in ill health. pratto, wore a black rayon ticatina Dunvegan Moose Creek Williamstown IMr. and Mrs. Ronald Macdonald crepe dress with black and white Finch Morewood Winchester and Franees, lare spending a few accessories and corsage of white days in Massena, N.Y., and sur- carnations. Glen Norman McCrimmon’s Winchester Springs Wednesday, July 27th, 1960 rounding district. Fully Insured Modern Vans and Trailers BIG VARIETY PROGRAMME ALL THE USUAL BOOTHS AND GAMES LEGION HOME-MADE QUILTS GLENGARRY TRANSPORT LTD. Special Attraction-— DANCE Main Street ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO P.O. Box 347 in — Alexandria Tel. 72 — Cornwall Tel. WE 2-3793 DON GILCHRIST McCRIMMON HALL TO A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS Montreal - Alexandria Direet Telephone Line UN 1-4812 WE ’TRAIN YOU Hawkesbury - Alexandria Direct Telephone Line ME 2-7109 Areas available in following vicini- and his Music Friday, July 29th ties: Fournier, Barb, C'assbum, Toronto Tel. RU 9-1881 Ritchance, Sandawn, Skye, Alfred from CFRA in aid of (rural only) Riceville, Bradley ALEXANDRIA LEGION BRANCH Creek, Athol, Glen Sandifield. Whether Iiarge or Small, a Call Will Put Your Shipment on the Way OAR NECESSARY Adults 50c — Admission — Children 25c BUILDING FUND Write: IN CASE OF RAIN, SOCIAL WILL BE HELD Montreal Terminal: Toronto Terminal: GLEN ORCHESTRA MRS. NANCY FORDHAM 223 Bridgeland Ave. THE FOLLOWING EVENING EVERYBODY WELCOME 13 Old Orchard Avenue 1680 William Street CORNWALL %S8SJa8SSS8ÏS8S3S?S3S8SSSS8SS8SÎ8JS;S8Ssà8îSS8SSSSîS5S!S;Sf8SS;SSS?8S83S38JSSSSSÎ8^^ 20-32-35-38 Pag5 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 21st, 1960 Procrastinating too long aboard, jST. RAPHAEL he returned from BrockvlHe, the sincere sympathy is extended to j next stop, a “sadder and a ■wiser *the> Week^ relatives of the late Jos. Roy and man”. the late Angus -D. MaoDonell, life- News from Here ^nd ihete long residents of this area, whose DALKEITH funerals, at ten o'clock and nine o’clock, took place here Wednesday. Mr. Leo Hughes, student minister, Mrs. N. Dupuis of California, and Mrs. Hughes and son, Colin, re- LOCHIEL Malcolm and Ian, arrived home last MOOSE CREEK Miss A. Dupuis, R.N., Montreal, are I (Continued on Page 7) week after attending the reunion of visiting Mr. and; Mrs. A. Dupuis. A nimi'ber from this section at- the MaoMiUan Clan in South Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Greene of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDonald, tended the Blyth-Vogin wedding on Carolina. Brussels, Ont., are the guests of Cornwall, called on Mrs. B. Mc- Saturday, and everyone says it was Mrs. Clare Leblanc and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ai-chie Buchanan and Gillis, Monday evening. one of the prettiest weddings, with Oraig, from Noranda, and Mrs. family, and are receiving the glad r M@‘7T; The large crowd that assembled a lovely reception at the Bonnie Hamel, Manotick, visited Mrs. Le- hand from their many old friends Monday night for the annual Social GOOD CAR BUYS Glen. blanc’s cousin, Mrs. J. J. McCor- here. was forced to leave owing to a We Buy and Sell mick, and other relatives on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Brunet re- Mr. and Mrs. Bwen J. MaoPhee downpour of rain. Good Used Local Cars returned to New York last week, turned home alter a pleasant holi- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. R. McDonald after spending the last w'eek of day at Constance Bay. had as recent guests John H. Mc- ’59 Oldsmoblle, low mileage KIRK HILL A large number of plot holders ’58 Pontiac, 6 cylinder, automatic, ■their holidayB visiting -with their Donald, Miss Linda Kenney, Mont- coach parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mac- Archie Dewar of Laoomhe, Alta., and interested friends attended the real, and Miss Dorothy McDonald, 6th Concession Memorial Service ’58 Pontiac 6 sedan, with radio Millan and Mr. and Mrs. A. 'W. visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. Montreal. ’57 Pontiac 6 sedan MaoPhee. and Mrs. Donnie Dewar, Pine held on Sunday afternoon in the ’57 Ford sedan, automatic (Mrs. Gordon MaoGilHs is visiting Grove. ■ cemetery. Services were conducted UNSCHEDULED TRIP ’57 Ford sedan with radio with her daughter, Mrs. Stuart by Mr; T. Pollock, student, Presby- Courtesy does not always prove ’57 Ford coach ’with radio Winston Brodie, Cornwall, spent terian Church, Moose Creek. Hairtin, -Mr. Hartin and children, at last week with A. D. MacLeod. advantageous. Mr. L«clair, who ’56 Ford sedan with radio Norwood, N.Y. Miss Wilma Buchanan returned resided here for some time, ’was ’55 Meteor coach Neil Blair went in to the St. Law- home the first of the week from 'ihe iMr. and 'Mrs. Harry Kelly and rence Sanatorium on Friday last always unfailing in -this respect. Cornwall General Hospital, where True to that tradition, or out of Mr. and Mrs. George Layland of for observation. Friends are hop- she hod a successful throat oper- Cornwall, visited with friends here ing -he may not be there long. paternal solicitude for his daugh- THEORET ■ation. All -wish her a rapid gain. ter’s welfare, he boarded a Corn- on Sunday. (Mrs. Verna Morris and her aunt, Mrs. Leila Bennett, Ottawa, was Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. MaoPhee wall train with her Sunday and saw MOTOR SALES Mrs. Marian MacLeod of Cornwall, a weekend guest of her aunt and her comfortably settled. He was and Colin were in Montreal on Sat- called on relatives through here on uncle. Ml', and Mrs. Nelson McRae, Phone 159 — Alexandria unable to take a “bee-line” home. urday attending the marriage of Sunflay -p.m. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Mrs. MacPhee’s niece, Margaret Friends were sorry to hear that Beauchamp were their daughters, McDougall, to Mr. George Mathieu. Mrs. Rollie Bradley and Mr. Brad- Mr. and- Mrs. Hugh P. MaoMiUan, -Mr. and -Mrs. Dan A. MacMillan were not so well last week. They ley and baby Charles, of Kingston; -are much improved since, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Savery, Patsy TOWNSHIP OF CHARLOTTENBURGH and Michael, of Montreal; Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Dorey of Iroquois Falls. And then after the UNION joined TEXAS, Who Says Reducing GLEN SANDFIELD Cpl. Roddie Blair of 'Winnipeg, tell me what happened.” —- Man., is visiting his parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tompkins and and Ml’S. James Blair, en route by Is Difficult? children, Wayne and Bruce, Mont- the oh.urch and other small items. by .the roll call — “Grace”. CALGARY, ALBERTA. “I plane for Metz, France, for a term real, spent the .past ■week at the Meeting closed with Mizpah bene- The missionary lesson, “Nigeria”, TAX ARREARS want to tell you how pleased I of four years as supervisor. His Manse. diction. prepared by Wilma Buchanan, was am with the Naran Plan, I have many friends here wish for him read by Mrs. Norman MacCuaig. never found it easier to take off NOTICE is hereby given that all arrears of taxes -Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacMillan of bon voyage and best of health and “Summer Meditations on the those unwanted pounds, I feel so Easkatoon, were Sunday dinner success in the coming years. W.M.S. MET for 1959 and prior years must be paid by much better, have more energy Eighteen ladies attended the Wo- Lord’s Prayer”, were given by Mrs. and for the first time in years I guests with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Messrs. Rickey Cain- and Winston E. A. MaoPhail. MacMillan. Scott, leaders of the senior Scouts, men’s Missionary meeting at the don’t have that heavy bloated Discussion re: making another feeling after eating. The Naran Lloyd McCualg of Niagara Falls, who spent the past two weeks in home of the secretary, Mrs. Norman 25th JULY, 1960 MoCuaig, on Thursday afternoon. Life Member was agreeable to all. Plan is truly grand for anyone Ont., is spending his vacation at Prince Albert, Sask., attending the who has tried as I have to lose Call to worship by the president, Mrs. E. L. Blair was named to pro- home. Jamboree, arrived home and report After that date, Warrants to Distrain for Taxes will be weight and giyen up because of they had an enjoyable outing. Mrs. Angus Bethune. ceed With same and report at the starvation diets oP tiring exer- September meeting, at the home of Archie Dewgr, Leduc, Alta., is the Mr. and Mrs. John Nally and sons One of the highlights of the meet- issued for all unpaid amounts without further notice. cise.” D. A. Hergert, 22nd Ave., Mrs. Charles E.-Blair. Calgary, Alta. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Brian and Bruce, of New Jersey, ing was renewing friendships with The co-operation of those ratepayers in arrears Why suffer the discomforts Dewar. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blair, a former minister’s •■wife, Mrs. J. H. The Ai^ust meeting is to be with- and social handicaps of over- Finley McNeil, Montreal, spent Linda and Drendla, of Peterborough, Greene, who Jed in prayer. drawn. A vote of thanks to the will save embarrassment, and expense. weight when it is so easy to re- hostess was given by Mrs. Murdie last week, ■with his brother, Kenneth are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. MacLean led in scrip- duce with the Naran Plan. Try MaoLean. this simple method and enjoy the McNeil. Mrs. James Blair. ture -reading. “The Threshold W. J. MURRAY, flattering looks you -will receive Mrs. Mary Hoople, Ottawa, visited Grace” was the subject chosen by Olosing hymn, “Breathe On Me Mrs. Nettie McCualg is home from friends here on Sunday, and also Breath of God”, and prayer by ICrs. Williamstowii, Ontario, CLEEK-TREASURER from your friends as pounds and Montreal for her summer vacation. Mrs. Alice Bu-chanan for the scrip- years seem to melt away from attended the Memorial Service in Agnes Robertson. Mr. and -Mrs. Dune McNaugh-ton, ture lesson. Minutes of previous your appearance. the 6th Concession cemetery. Lunch was served by Mrs. Mac- 7th July, 1960. 28-2C Get the Naran Plan from 'your Dalhousie, were guests of Mr. and meeting read fully by the secretary, druggist today, it is simple and Mrs. Gordon McMillan, Saturday Mrs. Norman MacCuaig, followed Cuaig, assisted by several members. sold on a money back guarantee. night. BRIDE-ELECT SHOWERED Mrs. Maurice Provost and Mrs, Lawrence 'Mtontcalm were joint hostesses on Saturday evening in Clement Furniture Co., Ltd. the church hall, when more than Phone 13 — Main Street South, Alexandria, Ont. — Phone 1! 40 friends assembled at a miscel- SPECIALS FOE THIS WEEK laneous shower in honor of Miss Regular SPECIAL Lorraine Villeneuve, R.N., of the CHROME SET — six chairs and table $169.00 $119.00 Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, whose mar- REFRIGERATORS — Roy, 10 CU. ft 289.00 199.00 riage takes place on Saturday, Aug- FREEZERS — Fairbanks Morse, 1914 cu. ft 439.00 339.00 ust 6th, at Our Lady of the Angels ELECTRIC RANGES — Crosley; made by Moffat 269.00 179.00 Church, at 10:30 o’clock, to Mr. WASHERS — Easy; spiralator with pump 209.00 139.00 Renald Legault, of Oornwall. TV — 17" ROA table model. Installed with Aerial 269.00 189.00 The church hall was tastefully We have a large selection of Bedroom Sets, Shesterflelds, Davenports, Chronie Sets. Mattresses, etc. decorated in pink and white color scheme. Wedding music was played — We give 20% off anything yon buy In our store by Mrs. Leo Besner. On her urrival / TERMS OR CASH 4-lOp Miss Villeneuve was escorted to a gaily decorated chair, with white arid pink streamers, bells and bal- loons, which made a nice setting. Seated with her w’ere Mrs. Legault Sandwiches made and Mrs. Thomas Bethune. Mrs. VSlleneuve was not able to be pres- ent through illness. Mrs. Laurence with butter Montcalm, Mrs. T. Bethune and iMrs. Maurice Provost assisted the taste better ! bride-to-be in opening of her many parcels from her friends present. A nicely worded address was read ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS > MARKETING BOARD by Mrs. Provost conveying -good UPKlSmtNG SO.OOO CtlAM PRODVCiltS wishes from- all. A bride’s book was also presented. Miss Villeneuve thanked one and ail for the 'lovely gifts. An enjoy- ■a;ble progi'amme was presented, con- aom&thing siaociaÊ about sisting of tap dance by Joan Mont- calm; Mrs. William Valley sang ‘T Love You ’Triuly”. Six games of bingo were played, with the follow- ing winning prizes: Suzanne Bran- -chaud, Mrs. J. Boisvenue, Mi’s. Herbert Leonard, Mrs. Bernard Villeneuve, Mrs. Adelard Bmmell, Mrs. Norma Benton. A very dainty luncheon was served ere all left for their respec- tive homes wishing the bride-to-be the very best of good wishes.

W.M.S. AND W.W. MET The July meeting of the WMS of Knox United Chin-ch was held in the church, with the president. Mrs. E. A. MacHi-llica-n, in charge. The leader of the worship service ENVOY CUSTOM SEDAN -gave the scripture reading i-.nd an (Whitewall Tires Optional at Extra Cost) impressive lesson based on the verse “Let this mind be in you which was ...at a family-budget^sized price! also in Christ Jesus”, concluding with prayer. Everybody in the family gets a treat when class!). You get the convenience of four ...PLUS THESE LUXURY EXTRAS Ml’S. Currie Blair, the delegate to you buy a new Envoy ! big doors, the luxury of Envoy’s exclusive -AT NO EXTRA COST! the . School for Leaders, at Stan- Grown-ups, kids, pets . . . there’s room Glamour-Crafted interiors, the driving ease stead College, gave a complete and Two-speed, non-stall wind- ABOARD “The Canadian” and “The Dominion” you’ll like for them all—and lots to spare ! And Envoy of Synchro-Ease Transmission and Easi- friendly “room service”, the Coffee Shop snacks and interesting report of the sessions shield wipers • Laminated budget meals, or deluxe meals in the Dining Room Car. tor each day, and w.as thanked by is so easy to own (the initial price is so low Guide steering ... all in one beautiful wraparound windshield • Anti- You’ll sea Canada “close un” in the unique panoramic the president. it won’t bother your budget!), so economi- package! rust body protection • Flexa- Scenic Domes and picture-window coaches. You'U agree Response to the roll call was cal to operate (the Econo-Power four-cylin- See your Envoy dealer ... see why so Poise suspension • One-key * there’s something reaUy special about Scenic Dome travel “Revive Thy Work, O Ixaid, begin- by Canadian Pacific ... at no extra fare! der engine squeezes extra miles out of every many Canadian families are going Envoy convenience • Tubeless tires ning -with me”, which closed the ...today! Push-button door handles. meeting. gallon), so good-looking (style leader in its E. E. HOOPER ■Mrs. C. Blair, president, conducted District Passenger Agent, a business meeting of the Willing Workers. ...ANOTHER GENERAL MOTORS VALUE MANUFACTURED FOR ( Canadian Pacific Raiiway, Minutes and treasurer’s reports Mt,. Windsor Station, See if... try it... buy it GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTS OF CANADA LIMITED, BY VAUXHALL were given by Mrs. A. D. McRae MOTORS LIMITED, LUTON, ENGLAND. Parts and service from coast to coast. Montreai, Que. and Mip. J. Leonard. ’The secretary read cards of thanks for gifts and E-2460C cards received. -See your local Envoy dealer — —■ ■— A gratifying report of the straw- berry tea and the bake sale was given. GLENGARRY MOTOR SALES The treasurer was authorized to pay bills for the redecorating of PHONE 238 ALEXANDRIA The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 21st, 1960 Page 1

ganlzation known as the “Knights Mission Band members during the of the Altar”. This is the fifth Pioneer Family Mission Band post winter, pertaining to our study News from Here parish in the Diocese of Alexandria Sponsored Tea of Africa. to have this organization. ' Alberta, Honored SUGAR Ladies of the WMS provided' food, On the preceding Saturday, the The Mission Band of the Church and the Baby Band, under Mrs. and There . . . AND on the Hill held an afternoon tea boys, with their pastor, Rev. L. A. Reminiscent of similar scenes SPICE Garnet Upton’s supervision, were (Continued from Page 6) in the church hall on June 22nd, MacDonell, left on a pilgrimage to over the years, 218 persons signed by BILL SMILEY also present. Mission Band leaders, turned to the Manse on Saturday St. Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal, the guest book at the home of at 4 pm. Mrs. Leslie Weloh and Mrs. C. H. The girls, dressed in costume, afternoon from a pleasant few where they assisted at Mass and Angus Kennedy, St. Albert, Alberta, S88«?88SSSS8SS?88SSS8S8S88SS?8$8S888?8S8S8S8S88SS8SStSSS?S?SSSÎS!8SSSSSSS8îSSSS8SSSSSSfi Dawes, thanked aH the ladies for waited upon the tables, decorated weeks holidaying in Scotland with went on guided tours of the Basilica on Monday evening, when relatives We old air force t:^s are resting table turned on its side. Then you making this event such a success. to represent each of the following relatives. and the Wax Museum. and friends joined to honor a family easier these nights, secure in the skimmed a plate every time one of that has always been noted for its countries: Africa, India, China, In Canada there is a branch or Dan Campbell of Pincii, paid a On Sunday evening, after listen- knowledge that the great traditions ' the opposing team stuck his head Japan, Korea, Mexico and Canada visit last week with his cousin, Dan boundless Scottish hospitality. we helped to establish are in safe : up'. You’d get one right back at a sub-agency of a bank for every ing to sermons by Rev. John D. ■ —making a very colorful scene. MacLennan. Mrs. Peter Sinclair, a spry 89- hands. I’ve felt this way since I you, hence the name Boomerang, 3,600 Canadians. In provision of McPhail, of the Cathedral parish, year-old' friend and neighbor for On display were posters, maps, such facilities, (Canada leads the Misses Coleen and Marlene Baker Alexandria., and Rev. Thomas Ville- read in the papers the other day This was a jolly, cheerful game, de- over half a centiuy, presented car- about the new pamphlet for air signed not only to break down the scrapbooks and handwork done by world. of Cornwall, are spending their neuve, of St. Paul’s Parish, Dal- nation corsages to Mrs. Deane holidays with the MacMeekin force personnel. i traditional reserve of the fighter keith, they were invested in their (Lizzie) and Mrs. Pare (Belle). family. cassocks and surplices and recited Entitled A Guide to Social Rec- pilot, but also every window in the It was 66 years ago that Miles reation in the Royal Canadian Air place. ■Miss Dianne Perrier, nurse-in- their pledge of fidelity to God and and Katherine Kennedy moved trainlng at St. Miary’s Hospital, country. The mothers served sup- Force, it is a 118-page document. I ☆ ☆ ☆ Visit The their family from Alexandria, in "They quoted' only a few passages! And of course there was Mess Montreal, spent a few days at her per to the boys and their fathers Glengarry County, Ontario, to a home the first of the week. afterwards in the parish haU. from' it, in the newspaper stories., Rugger. This was a high-spirited I new life in the Canadian West. But these were enough to convince game in which any number could ||| Suitable gifts were presented to They settled in the beautiful stur- Glengarry Historical Society me that life in the air force these I take part. Having to gallop over j È Knights Of Altar Sister Theodore, CS.C., and the geon Valley in the St. Albert dis- days is just os exciting as ever, and the chesterfields and around the | at their Booth UNDER THE GRANDSTAND at the other Sisters who had helped as trict, where their home was a ren- a whole lot more fun. sacristans during the past year. d'ezvous for all, as their twelve chil- tables made it more interesting. At Glen Nevis dren, like themselves, made many ☆ ☆ ☆ The smallest pilot in the mess was Roderick. McDonald was selected The pamphlet is designed to help Thirty-three altar boys of St. lasting friendships. used as a ball, and the game ended I Highland Games, July 30th the airman get acquainted, be ac- Margaret of Scotland parish, Glen ^ os Grand Knight and Bernard In- Many of the guests recalled the when somebody was successful in \ cepted socially, and' lose his feeling dropkicking him over the bar. SEE THE DISPLAY OF Nevis, were received into the or- locque as assistant Grand Knight, “House-Warming” held when the of personal insignificance. To bring present lovely home wtas built 35 this about, and help him feel that ☆ ☆ ■ir ANTIQUES and PAINTINGS years ago. Several changes have he is one of the gang, the booklet I ^ 'know that sounds like pretty ^ M by GLENGARRY ARTISTS come since then, but Angus Ken- suggests some fascinating games ' ^^c™ic stuff compared to the red^ 11| POSTERS at the booth will announce SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IMPORTANT nedy and his sisters, Mrs. Deane that can be played at RCAF sta- “coded virility of Owa Tagoo Siam, | and Mrs. Pare, never lost their 1960 GLENGARRY HISTORICAL MAPS tion parties. 'wasfi’t odr fault that we were S and a Mmdted number of (Xipies of Highland heritage of sociability. Most of these ice-breakers seem i 20 years too soon.—-TNS. The evening was spent renewing to be played on yom- knees. That’s “STAIRWAY TO THE STARS” by Dorothy DumbriUe friendships, playing cards, and as good a method as any of abolish- ; on. sale. 1861 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE. dancing. Musical selections on the ing stiffness and reserve, and level- Skye W.M.S. Had AUCTION SALE piano, violin and acoordian were ling differences in rank. Here’s one of 121 HEAD !0F CATTLE and HEAVY LINE of given by Mirs. Ohevigny, Mrs. Lu- of them. It’s called Rabbit. “All cien Leclair and Mr. and Mrs. Hu- kneel on the floor in a circle. The Jnly Meeting practically all NEW FARM IMPLEMENTS 'bert Armstrong. Mr. Lome Akins leader asks each one in tium if he very eloquently recited Robert Serv- The July meeting of Skye WMS There will be offered for sale by Puiblic Auction at the premises knows how to play rabbit. When was held at the home of Mrs. A. N. ANNUAL of the undersigned ice’s masterpiece, “The Shooting of they admit they do not, he rises and ^ Stewart and Mrs. J. M. MacCrim- Dan McGrew”. Mrs. Leclair and says: ‘Well, I guess we can’t play mon, with an attendance of 18 Lot 13 - 1st Concession, Osnabrück Centre Mrs. Andrew Kennedy played for it then, no one knows how’.” That members and four visitors. The a rousing sing-song of well-loved 3 miles west of Long Sau'lt; 1 mile east of Ingleside, on No. 2 Highway would certainly establish an in- president, Mrs. Ian MacLeod, pre- Glengarry Night melodies and the dancing. formal, friendly atti'tude at any sided, and the following members On behalf of those present, Don- party. took part in service of worship: THURSDAY; JULY 28th ald Harrold and Joe Cassidy re- at the ☆ ☆ ☆ ' Prayers, Mrs. D. H. Macintosh, starting at 10 a.m. called fond memories of by-gone Here’s another. “All are asked Mrs. J. A. MacQueen, and Mrs. Rory j j days, and wished the Kennedy to kneel in a circle to be initiated MacGillivray; scripture reading, St. Lunch wiU be available on grounds family much happiness in their new into the order of Siam. They are Matthew’s Gospel, chap. 12, verses Bonnie Glen Pavilion 65 Holstein milch cows, 10 of ons, with new rocks and ensilage home in St. Albert. They then pre- Which are fresh-Wlth caives, 5 to boxes; tractor trailer; 30-ft. troc- requested to repeat after the leader 1-26, Mrs. D. W. MacLeod, sented them with a tri-light lamp the oath of aUegiance; ‘Owa Tagoo The usual order of business was on the eve of the Highland Gaines freshen in September; 10 pure itor weed sprayer; 3-point hitch and a coffee table. bred registered Jersey milch cows, tractor grubber; John Deere 17- Siam’. They say it slowly at first, followed. Members were reminded toobh tractor grubber, on rubber; Mr. Kennedy, in a few well- then rapidly. One by one they at this time to bring their gifts for three to freshen this fall; Guern- chosen words, thanked the friends sey pure bred cow; pure bred Case 35-ft. bale elevator, with gas realize that they are saying ‘O what the bale to the August meeting — registered Hereford bull, 12 mos. motor; McOormick No. 46 baler, who had gathered, and' assured all a goose I am’.” Hey, wouldn’t their mitts, stockings, dolls, paint books, Friday, July 29th old; pure bred registered Holstein 2 years old; McCormick 6-bar that their home had simply been faces be red? crayons, etc. (all new). bull, 2 years old, bred by Cedar side-delivery rake; fast hitch Mc- moved' a short distance away, but Just one more sample. “All play- | A chapter from* the Study Book BAGPIPE MUSIC — VIOLIN MUSIC Dale Stock Pamis, Orono, Ont.; 'Cormick hydiuuiliic tractor mower, would be open, as always, to all seven-ft. cut; McCormick large- ers are .told to get in a crouch posi- on “Life in the towns of Africa” 15 heifers, 2% years old, to fresh- their friends. tion on the floor with their heads was read by Mrs. A. F. MacQueen. SCOTCH REELS — SINCSONC en August and September; Hol- box, manure spreader, on rubber; The Kennedy homestead is to be 2- rdown. They are told oiw.to repeathydraulic after com An cultivator; article from the Glad Tidings, stein bull, 8 months old; 15 heif- the site of tiie new Sturgeon Valley MAURICE GAUTHIER’S ORCHESTRA ers, 16 months old, open; 15 3- sthe leader, line 'by Une:ection ‘With steel aUland “A roller; Garden 2 sets Enclosure”, was given Spring heifer calves; 75 hens, one heavy sleighs; six-panel smooth- Country Club and Golf Course, and my heart; with' aU my mind; I by Mrs. Wesley Chisholm. 1 year old. Implements; Inter- ing harrows; fom-panel smooth- as the famOy take up residence lii know that I ; stick out behind’.” DeUghtfiil refreshments were ! No Better Place to Greet Your Friends jiational 350 diesel tractor, 3 years ing harrows; three-panel smooth- their new home at St. Albert, they Imagine the roars of laughter, the served by the 'hostesses at the close ' old, with front-end loader; Inter- ing harrows; Duro pressure bam carry the very best wishes of the gay camaraderie this one would of the meeting, and all enjoyed a EVERYBODY WELCOME national gas tractor 350; Farmall system, complete; ensilage cart; entire community. produce, , . social time together. | H tractor; McCormick self-pro- wheelbarrow, on rubber; steel The evening, which was arranged pelle4 grain swatter, 12 ft.; Dion wheelbarrow; 2-row com cultiv- ☆ ☆ ☆ j ator; 2 steel water tanks; cast- by Mrs. R. Scragg, Mrs. Oliver Sin- AU I can say is that it makes me ' — ensilage harvester, for com or clair, Mrs. LaLacheur and Mrs. Bud hay; Litemational com blower; iron pots; deep well jet pressure sick with envy. We sure didn’t John Deere tractor disc, 36 discs; system, complete; 34 cow stan- Leclair, closed by all singing “For have any fun like that when I was McCormick traotoi' disc, 36 discs; chions; 17 cattle water bowls; They Are Jolly Good' Fellows” and in the air -force. Night after night fast hitch McCormick three-fur- 4,000 bales of hay; set double “Auld Lang Syne”. we’d just sit around' the mess and . Colorful Massed row clutch tractor plow; test harness; shingles;, 40 8-gal. milk Guests were present from Cal- drink beer and argue. Heck, some- at the hitoh McOormick three-fiurrow cans; 3 single-imit milking ma- gary, Edmonton, Morlnville, Namao, times we felt so socially insecure and nCcir Pipe Bands - . tractor plow; McC. 16-drlll disc chines, with piping and % b-P- we’d have to get right out of the motor, Rite-Way — and aU small St. Paul and Riviere (3ui Barre, as tractor seeder, on rubber; Blan- well as the St. Albert district. mess and cycle five mUes through chette snow^blower, to fit any farm' items. tractor; McCormick self-propelled Remarks: The cattle are in good the blackout to a pub so we could -GLENGARR Y combine, 9-foot out, with pick-up; condition and heavy tj^, and all get into a lively game of shove ha’- 3 John Deere mbber-tired wag- implements are practically new. Masonic Award penny. TERMS — On cattle, cash; on heavy machinery, one-third cash, one- ☆ ☆ ☆ third in 4 months, one-third in 10 months, on furnishing approved For Reverend Oh, we did have a few odd games HIGHLAND GAMES joint notes bearing interest at 5%. ' that might crop up once in a while at a station party. But they were lEEElMAS RACINE, Prop., C.K. Hathewson pretty effeminate, badly organized ALBERT PAUBÊRT, Auctioneer. RR 1, Ingleside. Phone KE 7-2051. efforts, compared to Babbit, for ex- Phone 410-J, Alexandria. Minister at Kirk Hill United' ample. We did have one, though, MAXVILLE - - ONTARIO Cîhurch for 12 years andi now retired that was played on hands and fromi the ministry at BrockviUe, knees, like these new ones. Rev. C. K. Mathewson recently was Two large, preferably thick-head- awarded the 'William Mercer Wilson ed young pilots were chosen. Each ijjj. medal at a meeting of the Past was given a weapon, consisting of Masters and Wardens Association of newspapers or magazines, tightly St. Lawrence District, Ancient Free rolled. They were blindfolded., Saturday, July 30th More and Accepted Masons. Rev. Mr. Then, on hands and knees, they Mathewson is District Chaplain. staged' caoh (jther, idea was to Opening Ceremonies at 1 p.m. According to the report in the flfid your oppoftenit and club him Pasture BrockviUe Recorder c& Times this unconscious. First to draw blood is one of the most coveted and was the ■winner, and the loser had' highly regarded tribute from' AT to buy a round for aU hands. PAY-OFF & AM Grand Lodge of Canada in the Province of Ontario, being ☆ ☆ * named' after the first Grand Master Another of our simple little games in 1856. was something like the one they play at the women’s institute, called It is given for “meritorious serv- Sing, Say or Pay. We’d all stand ^ ^ ice beyond the -usual call of duty” in a circle. Each in turn had to and cannot be given to a Master or tell a story, sing a song, or have his Past Master. Only 54 have been trousers removed and a pint of cold fT: awarded since it was adopted in ale poured over that part of his 1945. anatomy between navel and knees. Mr. Mathewson served as District This always led to some good- Chaplain for Dr. J. A. Patterson in natured, boyish scuffling, in which 1922, for Thomas McNish in 1943, one type lost two front teeth and and is at present again District another got a warped nose, at one Chaplain for Harry Trueman, the ' party I remember, present District Deputy Grand Mas- j Then there was Boomerang. This ter for St. Lawrence District. was .played only when most of the Under Dr. Patterson in 1922 he ! 'Players were leaving first thing in assisted in the dedication of the ! the morning for a new station, Masonic Temple in BrockviUe and First, you gathered- all the plates also the Masonic Temple in North and saucers from the dining room. Agusta. He has preached at two Two teams were picked, and each District of St. La'wrenoe divine retired hastily behind a barricade services. consisting of the piano or a large

The New. CO-OP Pasture Ration supplements the pasture feeding of dairy cows in production. Lush spring pasture provides bulk and protein but does not supply sufficient energy to maintain body weight and maximum production. ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUCTION It’s the extra energy in CO-OP Pasture Ration that enables Held every Wednesday you to get the most from your pasture and from your herd at It’s Glengarrys Big Event of the Summer at Alexandria — starting at 7:30 p.m. the time when production is cheapest and later when pastures featuring; at least 10 of the top Pipe Bands of Eastern Canada and the United are drier. We will pick np cattle for our sale at $1.00 per head over any reasonable distance. States, in thrilling massed play .... Piping Competitions .... More than The Co-op can also use your grain to give you this ratioflk All hogs between 180 and 220 lbs. sold are tattooed 100 Dancers .... Caledonian Sports .... Tossing the Caber Discuss this Pasture Program with your local Co-op. with Government Grade. PLENTY OF SEATING ACCOMMODATION Glengarry Farmers’ Co-op Telephone 14-R-4 OMER POIRIER “ Don^t Miss "^his Colorful All-Day Event — MILL SQUARE ALEXANDRIA Page 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, July 21st, 1960

9—Personal 20—Farm Machinery -Cards of Thanks (Continued) 30—For Sale — Miscellaneous 45—Sales Help Wanted, Male II (Continued) (Continued) NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES (Continued) WANTED: Reliable man as dealer For all your Upholstery needs, con- For PROMPT and COURTEOUS in Glengarry County. Experience MURRAY — We wish to express tact Bruno Laframboise, Alex- GOOD BUYS IN not necessary. A fine opportunity our deep appreciation to all our andria. Phone 190. 29-lc GASOLINE For Sale, To Let, Wanted, etc.: 60 cents for twenty words or leM; to step into old profitable busi- 2 cents each additional word; extra insertions, 40 cent minimum. friends, relatives and neighbors OLD, RUNDOWN? Ostrex Tonic and FUEL OIL ness where Bawleigh Products Births, Deaths: No charge. Cards of Thanks: $1.00. In Mem- for their sympathy and kindness USED MACHINERY shown us in the loss of our dear Tablets help “pep-up” thousands DELIVERY have been sold for years. Big mam: Minimum, $1.00, 10 cents per line of verse. Public International H Tractor profits. Products furnished on Notices: 16 cents per line, first insertion; 12 cents per line subse- wife and mother. A special thanks of men, women past 40. Only 69c. CALL ■to Rev. Brownlee, Rev. Holden, At all druggists. 27-29 New Rubber credit. Write Bawleigh's, Dept. quent Insertions; 15 cents extra. If not paid In advance; 25 cents 31-33-36-38 GLENGARRY G-119-163, 4005 Richelieu, Mcxnt- extra, d Box No. used. Classified Display: $1.00 per column inch. Mrs. Greer and members of the United Church choir of Maxville Cockshutt 3o' Tractor FARMERS’ CO-OP real. 29-lc and Vankleek Hill, also to A. Mc- FARM SERVICE ALEXANDRIA — PHONE 347 Copy for Classified Ads must be in this office not later than Riae of Vankleek Hill. Dead or Crippled Farm Animals John Deere 40 Tractor — or — TENDERS Wednesday night to appear in current week’s columns —Carl Murray and' Winston. removed for sanitary disposal 3 ipoint hitch VANKLEEK HILL — PHONE 131 Tenders are called for. the trans- Maxville, Ont. 29-lp 10-tf portation of approximately 55 pupils J No Removal Cliarge 3 Grain Binders of R.C.S.S. No. 8, Kenyon, to Alex- MacDONALD — We sincerely thank Phone (coUect) Wellington 2-6821 andria Separate Schools. For fur- 1—Coming Events* 1—Coming Events or Lancaster 229 31—Wanted — Miscellaneous (Continued) all our friends, neighbors and Mow’ers ther information, contact the im- relatives for the kindness shown Your choice, at $20 dersigned. Tenders 'will be accepted FtootbaH Cteme, on July 25th,'Green- ST. LAWRENCE Benefit Football Game, between at the time of the laccldent to our RENDERING CO. LTD. WANTED ! — WANTED ! ■until July 30th, 1960. field at Lodhiel. . 29-lc son, Hugh, -and while he was a Contact Your MRS. BOD O’BRIEN, Glen Sandfleld and McCrimmon, l-tf CRIPPLED, SICK or DEAD on July 27th, at ' McCrimmon, in patient in the Montreal Neuro- JOHN DEERE DEALER Secretary, Dance in aid of Vankleek Hill Agri- COWS or HORSES cultural Society in Lefeb'vre’s aid of Ian LaSalle. 29-lc logical. SMITH SALES & SERVICE Phone 984-W, Pavilion, St. Eugene, Saturday, —Mr. and Mrs. John B. ONTARIO We pay highest prices for 28-2c RG.SS. No. 8, Kenyon. MEAT HORSES July 30th. Dancing from 9 to 1 Football Game: Comw'all at Glen MacDonald and family. Phone 86 Maxville Sandlfield, Friday night, July 22nd. •to Trottier’s orchestra. Admis- Dalhousie Station, P.Q. 29-lp HOG PRODUCERS 28-2C <5uick 24-hour Service TENDERS WANTED Kick-off at 7:45. Everybody wel- stott $1J00. Everybody welcome. Phone: Lane. 4261 (Collect) TENDERS will be received up to 28-3C come. 29-lc VOGAN — We wish to express our Assembly Point 21—Real Estate/ and including August 6th, 1960, for Big Social, August 1st, Civic Holi- sincere and heartfelt thanks to Glengarry Farm Service -the transportation of three pupils Legion diance in McCrimmon Hall, our kind neighbors and friends For Market Hogs and Sows Marcel Major, North Lancaster from USS. 8 and 2, Caledonia and Priday, July 29th. Glen orchestra. day. Great preparations are being madè -to -acoommodate the largest for their miany acts of kindness, Sold on Dressed Weight 18-tf Kenyon, to SS. 1, Lochiel, for the Everylwdy welcome. 28-3c sympathy and floral offerings TROTTIER & CARRIERE crowd ever to appear at a Social next school .term. Lowest or any during our recent sad bereave- and Graded basis 33—Apartments, Flats To Let in Glengarry. The roads to Loc- tender not necessarily accepted. The regular meeting of the Toiwn- ment in the loss of our dear son. INSURANCE AGENCY !^fp of Loohiel Public School Area hiel Social grounds are greatly Commission 40 cents per hog ■ Address tenders to; —'Mr. and Mrs. McL. Vogan Four-room apartment, with hot JOHN P. MaoLEOD, Board, wild be held on Thursday, improved, thanks to the reeve and ■WE HANDLE ALL "TYPES water, above Graham Creamery; and family. Every Wednesday Secretary - "Treasmer, Augusi 4th, in School No. 16 (Mc- councillors. 29-lc OF INSURANCE available Aug. 1st. Phone: Alex- R.R. 2, Finch, Ont. 29-lp RR. 1, Dunvegan, Ont. Pherson’S), at 8:30 pm. 29-lc -at- andria 122 for information. An important Football meeting will 29-2C ' 28-2C Mr. and Mrs. Donat Decalre cordi- take place on Wednesday, July 8—In Memoriam GLENGARRY IN GLEN ROBERTSON ally Invite you to a Reception in 27bh, at 9 o’clock, in the Agricul- EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE Five-room apartment, on Main St. TENDERS iKxnor oÆ Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo ture Hall, Lochiel. 29-lc HARTRICK — In loving memory COMMISSION AUCTION Three-piece bathroom, electricity, Apply 'to: C. Boisvenu, at Legare TENDERS ■will be received by the Decaire (nee Yvoime PUon), at of -a dear sister ■and aunt, Anne BARN ’phone and well, half acre of Store. Phone 697. 28-2o undersigned up to 6 p.m., August Hartriok, who passed awa-y July Maxvitle Community Hall, on 2—Births LANCASTER, ONT. land. Price $4,500. Terms to be loth, 1960, for the sale of school Firiday, July 22nd. Art LaRose 28th, 1959. To Rent: 4-room apartment, on GOUPIL — At Enfant Jesus Hos- arranged. ■buildings and land at Domiinion-vUle Orchestra. Everyone welcome. Many a lonely 'heartache Main St., Green Valley; 3-piece pital, Quebec City, on Tuesday, SS. No. 7, Kenyon, and St. Elmo 29-lp Often a silent tear. bathroom with running water. $35 Ea-st SS. No. 4, Kenyon.’’- Lowest July 5th, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. MACHINE AND WOODWORK But always a beautiful memory DR, JEAN L. CUSICK per month. Apply to Jos. VaiUan- or any tender not necessarily ac- Concert and Dance will be held in ■Paul Goupil (nee Rita Borris) of SHOP court. Green Valley, or Mrs. Wil- Of one we loved' so dear. cepted. Lodhiel Township Hall, Friday, St. Louis de Courville, P.Q., a fred Hart, 342 First Street East, —Always remembered by DENTAL SURGEON with equipment, if desired; suit- .. ; . C. L. MaoGREGOR, July 29th, by Clan MlacMillan, in daughter. Cornwall, Ont. Phone WE 2-2001, ■ Jessie, Kenneth, Connie able for garage or body shop, with I Secretary, honor of Rev. Somerled Mac- ST. POLYCARPE, QUE. MacOALLUM — To Mr. and Mrs. and Douglas MacLeod. space for a small apartment; half 25-tf Kenyon TS.A. No. 1. Millan of Paisley, Scotland. All acre of land. Price $2,700. Equip- Howard MacOallum (nee May 29-lc Medical Centre To Bent: Downstairs apartment; members of the Clan, relatives ment extra. aVEacCrimmon) at Smith’s Clinic, three 'bedrooms, living - room, and friends are welcome. 29-2c HURTUBISE — In fond memory of Phone 14 — Res. 65 Ha/wkesbury, on July 2nd, 1960, kitchen, two-'piece bath; in good my dear father, Louis Hurtubise, The annual Memorial Service at St. a daughiter, Helen Isabel. OFFICE HOURS Centrally located in Alexandria condition. Apply to: Alphonse Cdumjba Presbyterian Church, who died on July 26th, 1956. HOUSE AND LOT 60x135 SELF - SERVICE Every day from 10 a.m. to 10 pm. Lavigne, "phone 488-J. 29-lc Kirk HIH, -will be held on Sunday, MACDONALD — To Mr. and Mrs. God -took him home, it ’was His 'will. House recently redecorated, sun- except "Tuesday and Thursday August 14th, at 2:30 pm.—^Neil A. George Macdonald (nee Laurie But in our hearts we love him still; porch, three bedrooms, complete from 7 p.m. to 10 p.ni. 35—Rooms — Boarders IF YOU WISH MadLeod, RR.. 1, Dalkeith, Ont. Twolan), St. Lambert, on July His memory is as dear today bathroom with tile floor. Avail- 29-lc 15th, I960, at the Royal Victoria As in the hour he passed away; 21-23-25, etc., tf able on one week’s notice. Price To Let: Two or three rooms in bim- That Is Our Hospital, Mon'treal, a dai^hter. We often sit and think of him very reasonable. galow — electricity, hot and cold Business Motto Today Services at St. (Jolumba Presby- When we are all alone. 12—Articles For Sale water with bathroom, garage; one terian (3hurch, Kirk Hill, on Sun- MCDONALD — To Mr. and Mrs. mile south of Alexan^ia on High- We are now equipped for Duncan J. McDonald, Ottawa For -memory is the only friend day, July 31st, will be conducted That grief can call its own. Garden swing sets, $19.95 up; -two TROTTIER & CARRIERE way 34. Apply to: R. O. MacDufl, SELF - SERVICE by Reverend Somerled MacMUlan, (nee Joan Gauthier), at the Ot- —^Always rem'embered by swings and teeter-totter. Western Phone 163 — Alexandria Alexandria. Phone 846-J-3. Minisiter of United Free Church, tawa General, on July 19th, 1960, of 90% of our stock his daughter, Bernadette Tire & Auto Supply Associate 28-2C Paisley, Scotland, Bard and Hls- a son, a brother for John Alex- Licensed Local Agents For HOWEVER, 'WE ARE ander. and son-in-law, Fred Deooste. Store, Alexandria. Phone 341. STILL HERETO GIVE torlan of Clian MacMillan. Morn- 29-lp 28-lc 40—Employment Wanted ing service at 11 am. Old-time BRISSON REAL ESTATE O’CONNOR — To Mr. and Mrs. PERSONAL SERVICE evening service at 8 pm., when CORNWALL, ONT. Dependable baby-sitter — day or AS 'WELL Gerard O’Connor (nee Mary F. HURTUBISE — In loving memory Special, only three left: Power mow- the customs of our forefathers 28-2C evening. Phone: Alexandria 180. We are anxious to have a MacDonald) at Pembroke General of my husband, Louis Hurtubise, ers, 2>4' h.p. Clinton m'Otor — reg. will be followed. Visitors welcome 28-20 Drug Store stock as com- Hospital, on July 7th, 1960, a son, who passed away on July 26th, $42.95, special $34.95. Western Tire 22—Farms For Sale or To Let to ell services.—^Neii A. MacLeod, 1956. & Auto Supply Associate Store, plete as possible, and wel- Donald H'ug'h. Excavation: Work wanted with come any suggestions from Dalkeith, Ont. 29-2c Alexandria. Phone 341. 28-lc For Sale: Dairy farm', 173 acres, 100 The garment of his soul passed -tractor and back-hoe shovel; dig- • our customers that will help PROUILX — At the Sacred Heart cultivated; all modern conveni- away. ging trenches for septic tanks, to make our stock more Hospital, CartierviUe, to Mr. and Sealed Beam," Greneral Electric, 6- , COMING EVENTS The spirit and the love light stay; ences. Apply . to: Mrs. Bd'waxd sewers, water knd gas lines: foot- IMrs. Rejean Proulx (nee Marcelle or 12-volt, Suburban type, $1.( complete. j AT THE The echo of hs voice, hits smUe, Matoomson, RR. 3, SpencerraUe, ing for formdations. Also form -Leger), on July 3rd, a daughter. Western Tire & Auto Associate Ont. Phone 30H16. 29-lc — AT — J'ust as if they were with us all the ditching. Apply to: J. S. Hamible- BONNIE OtEN while. Store, Alexandria. Phone 341. 6—Deaths 28-lc 24—Houses For Sale or To Let ton, Dalkeith, Ont. Phone (col- You are cordially invited to attend —Ever remembered by his wife lect) : Lochiel 32-R-13. 27-29-p McLEISTER’S and fam'ily. a Wedding Reception in honor of HUFF, -Mary Ohrlstine — At St. ■ 1956 Dodge sedan, new tires, good For Sale: Five-room house' — elec- 29-lp Mr. and Mrs. John Myles Mac- Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, on condition; 2 large buildings, 'with tricity, %-acre land, bam. Apply 42—Salesmen Wanted Rexall Drug Store Millan, (nee Joan Mc&veyn), at Monday, July 11th, 1960, Mjary LACCKMIBE — In loving memory of tin roofs; oil for chain saw chains, ■to: Cecil Hicks, Greenfield, Ont. Prescriptions a Specialty the Bonnie Glen, on Friday, July Christine, beloved -wife of the late our j dearly beloved son, who $1 -per gallon. Apply to: Lloyd 29-2p GUARANTEED UNE of household PHONE 21 ALEXANDRIA 32. Refreshments will be served. . Harry William Huff, dear mother Renaud, ’phone 724, Alexandria. I of Beth (Mrs. W. Bevis), and passed away july 24th, 1958, Mar- necessities, farm' specialties, cos- Plan now to attend the annual 29-2C To Let: 3-foedroom house, comer I Lloyd Huff, sister of Mrs. D. F. cel Lacombe. metics, to sell in your surround- Glengarry Night at the Bonnie dou'ble -lot; excellent condition, MicOuaig, 'Mrs. J. D. MacMillan, Dear God, please take a message to ings at high commission. Monthly Glen; on the eve of the Highland Deep Freeze — 21 feet, 'bought new new automatic oil furnace, new I H. J. MacGifiivray, and Mrs. J. D. our son in Heaven above; this Spring for $425; will sell for specials with free -piroduots. Write 'Games, Prldlay, July 29th. The roof, recently insul'ated, never- ADVERTISE IN THE 1 MacMaster. Service in the chapel Tell him how much we miss him for free catalogue. FAMILEX dance will open wl'th bagpipe $325 cash; also waggon, with rub- f-ail'ing -weU. Phone Alexandria 92. I Wednesday afternoon, July 13th, and give him all our love. ber tires, $76. Apply -to: Cyril' PRODUCTS, Dept. R.9, 1600 De- miuslc by Donald A. MacLennan, 29-tf at 3 o’clock. Interment in Mount It’s lonesome here without him and 'St. Pierre, Brown House, Highway ■loriimer, Montreal. 29-lc GLENGARRY NEWS Bobby McCrimmon and Michael Pleasant Cemetery. sad the weary 'way. No. 34. 29-lp For Sale: In Glen Robertson, eight- McPherson. Maurice Gauthier’s For life is not the same at all since room house, 3-piece bathroom, ■orchestra will be in attendance, he was Called away. Cash Register, in very good Æon- electricity, "phone and well, half as well as ivlolin miœic by Cliff 7—Cards of Thanks Too dearly loved to be forgotten. dltion; also -two transparent store acre of land — price $4,500; terms Britton, John A. MacDonald and window blinds, 107" wide. Phone: CHENIER — We sincerely thank all —Mom and Dad. ■ to be arranged. Also machine and Dunoan MacDonald; any other our neighbors, friends and rela- Alexandria 4L 29-2c woodiwork shop with equipment if violinists will be welcome. You Newcastle, Ont. ' 29-lc tives for their kindness and sym- desired' — suitable for garage or ONTARIO - ST. LA-WRENCB DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION oan all join m singipg the old pathy at the time of the death of Metal television pole for aerial, 40 body shop with space for a small familiar songs, Scotch reels, etc. LAICOMBE — In loving memory of our dear son, Marcel Chenier, on feet high. <3uick- sale due to mo'v- ■apartment, half acre of land — TENDERS No better place to greet your our dear brother, Marcel La- , July 11th, 1960. Thanks also for dnig. Contact: Rejean Mainville; price $2,700, equipment extra. friends. combe, who passed a'wiay July 24, FOR ELECTRICAL SERVICES the floral tributes and messages 50 Victoria St., Aiexan'dxla. Apply to: Trottier & Carrier, 1958. SEALED TENDERS, marked clearly on outside as to contents, will Midnight Frolic at Donnie Glen, of sympathy. Special thanks to 29-lp Time ^eeds on, two years have Alexandria. Phone 163. 27-2c be received until 5:00 pm.. Eastern Daylight Saving Time— early Monday morning, August j Rev. Adalbert Lalonde at Hotel passed 14—Autos For Sale 1st. Dancing from 12:05 to 3 am. I Dieu, the doctors and nurses. Since death its gloom, its shadows 25—Houses Wanted TUESDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1960 Maurice Gauthier’s orchestra. 29-lp for installation of underground secondary services from the m'aln elec- I cast 1949 Meteor, motor reconditioned 3- or 4-ibedroom house, self con- with new parts; also 1953 Mercury trical distribution system to thirty-four buildings in UPPER CANADA ■Within our home, where all seemed tained, oil heated. Contact: VILLAGE. bright, half-ton truck. Apply to; Ernest R. Leopold Seguin, Alexandria. Tendering documents and instructions may be obtained at the A