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VOL. LXVI *— No. 17 * * * ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO,?THURSDAY, APRII7 25th, 1957 * * * SINGLE COPY 7e Impressive Last Tribute Paid Puppetry Festival Outstanding Prog. Cons. To 3 Expected To Have Names Convene Mày 7th Set For May 4th Record In The election’picture in this riding At Funeral Of Leo Laj oie John,Keogh of Toronto, whose will be more sharply in focus after < Before Liberal Convention Marionettes have appeared on CBO- Seed Growing May 7th when Progressive Conser- Death Saturday of Widely Known TV from Toronto, will give a per- vatives hold a nomination meeting The names of W. J. Major, ex-M.P., North Lancaster ; Rene When the Glengarry Crop Im- formance at the Puppetry Festival at Vankleek Hill. This will follow Bertrand and .Horace Dubois of Hawkesbury, are,-expected to And Respected Green Valley Man provement Association nominated to be held Saturday, May' 4th, in next Monday’s Liberal meeting in be put before next Monday night’s Liberal nomination meeting John M. Arkinstall, Dunvegan, for Came As Shock To Family and Friends the Glengarry District High School the parish hall at the HiU, when at Yankleek Hill.. the Ottawa Farm Journal Trophy, Sit. Mary’s Church, Creen Valley — the ehureh which for here. a second Liberal candidate is ex- Mr. Major needs no further introduction in his native Glen- This will be the third annual it could point up some 25 years of pected to be named. garry. But Messrs. Bertrand and Dubois are less Well known nearly two decades had he en operated as Creen Valley Pavilion festival sponsored by the Eastern his association with seed growing and many outstanding achieve- Enumerators are out this week and they have supplied us with the following thumbnail hy Leo Lajoie — was crowded to capacity by sympathising Ontario Guild of Puppetry, and ments. As the Association’s nomin- preparing the register of votes and sketches: • . ■ relatives and friends at his funeral held Tuesday'morning. puppet enthusiasts are expected ation recalled: •( Returning Officer Lorenzo Monpetit The very large attendance at the* funeral and the large from all over the Ottawa Valley. HORACE DUBOIS RENE BERTRAND Mr. Arkinstall has been interested of Hawkesbury, reports organization .numbers who had called at the Marcoux & Morris Funeral The “little people” are an after- Reeve of Hawkesbury since 1953, District agent for the McColl- in the production of seed of various is well advanced. Home here, to pay their last respects, evidenced the widespread hours past-time with most of them; o and principal of St. Joseph's School Frontenac Oil Co. at Hawkesbury, kinds since 1932 !• when he first pro- regret in the unexpected passing of Mr. Lajoie, found dead one of the puppeteers has been able in Hawkesbury, Horace Dubois was Mr. Bertrand, aged 32» was bom at duced crops of: Certified timothy to interest the patients at the men- Liberal candidate in Prescott in the L’Orignal. Educated in the local ^Saturday in his summer cottage “ under a. program administered at tal hospital in Brockville in making Many Movings 1955 provincial election when he •school, he then, attended Bourget •at Cameron’s Point. ■ •that time by the Plant Products Advance That Clock! the puppets and putting on shows. received 5,371 votes. College, Rigaud, where he took a The late Mr. ILajoie had become Division of the ôahada Department Ther'e are even children who will Aged 41, he was raised on a farm Commercial course. ■widely known through the years he Church services Sunday will be on of Agriculture. He first produced For May 1st be demonstrating the craft at the before preparing himself for the In early 1942 he joined the Cana- had operated the Pavilion. His Daylight Saving Time, as most of Registered seed - in 1939, in which Festival here. May 1st will be a busy day in teaching profession. Since 1934 he dian Navy and saw service on •quiet, friendly personality had won the country swings into summer year 18 acres of third generation town, as several families are moving him many friends and this fact was fast time that this year will be re- The public is invited to attend in has taught in primary schools at minesweepers and in convoy duty on formal performances to be given at Vanguard oats Were grown on his into new homes and having" their Ottawa, Montreal, Hawkesbury, corvettes in the North. Atlantic. At ■evident in the many expressions of tained for an extra month, until farm. In 1940 the acreage of Reg- 10 in the morning, two in the after- old places taken by newcomers. Vankleek Hill, and Dalkeith. A Christmas, 1942, Seaman Bertrand, •sorrow and sympathy. that followed late October. istered seed was> increased to 22% announcement of his death. Readers are reminded to advance noon and eight in the evening of the H. B. Nyman has purchased J. D. graduate. In Special Education, he the youngest member of East Coast acres of Vanguard and 9 acres of Graham’s house on the eastern ex- Command, was made Captain of his Born at Green Valley, SI years clocks and watches one hour when 4th. is active in education circles—presi- -O.A.C. No. 21 barley. tension of St. George street, and dent of the Teachers’ Association of ship, HMCS Vegreville,. for a day, ■ago, he was a son of the late Mr. retiring Saturday night. Registered seed of the cereal vari- will occupy- it shortly. MT. Graham Hawkesbury, vice-president of Dis- in did Navy tradition. He later saw and Mrs. Armand Lajoie. He had eties was produced in each year 1 Accidentally Shot is moving his family into the former- trict 27 Association; a past presi- service in the Mediterranean on ■conducted a store there until 1938, until 1947 when! Registered Climax home of Mrs. Dave Lalonde, which HMDS Ontario, and in 1944 with the when he built his Green Valley dent of the Ontario Association of D.S.T. Timetable At Target Practice timothy was add£d to the program. he has purchased. Mrs. Lalonde Education for Hawkesbury district British Indian Fleet in the Far East. Pavilion, which through the years In this year the first field of Climax Tpr. Charles McDonald, 18-year- will make her home in Cornwall. and a former chairman of the Edu- He saw shore duty in Hong Kong was to become the popular rendez- sown in Canada outside of the Ex- before returning to Canada in De- old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hugh Mr. Nyman’s apartment in the cation committee of the Eastern vous for dances, wedding receptions Changes Effective perimental Farm was established .cember, 1945. McDonald of Bonnte Hill, was acci- Graham Apartments is being taken Ontario Development Association. and other social activities. Just a Train times at Alexandria under here. Since this time seed of the Back in civilian life following his year ago came the announcement dentally shot in the left leg with a over by Mr. and Mrs. George Sang- He Was the first president of the the new Daylight Saving Time cereal varieties was gradually del- discharge in March, 1946, Mr. Ber- that he had sold the Pavilion and .22 rifle, as he-and a friend practised ster, who have decided to take up schedule .are almost exactly the eted from the program and Mr. Parent - Teachers Association of trand became district representative his "adjoining home to the Episcopal target shooting while the young man I permanent residence in town. They same as they were when last time Arkinstall is now concentrating on Hawkesbury. at Hawkesbuiry for the McOoll Fron- Corporation of Alexandria diocese was home on leave. ' have been spending the winter was in effect last summer. The the production of Registered and tenac oil company, and now has a •and that it was to be transformed months in Miss M. B. Macdonell's Mr. Dubois is a member of change is effective at midnight this The accident occurred shortly Certified Climax' timothy and La- fleet of three trucks. into a .new parish church, St. house on Derby street. Hawkesbury Chamber of Commerce Saturday, April 27th. after noon on Friday at young Mc- salle Red Clover. Active in his community, he Mary’s. Another new home owner is R. H. and active in several social organi- The time table is shown below, Donald’s home. He and Frank Mr. Arkinstall was one of the first served two terms as a councillor in Since that time he had apparently Vacherasse, who is stationed with seed growers to recognize the Gammon, who with Mrs. Gammon, zations. Hawkesbury reporter for and the hours shown are Daylight will occupy the former residence of L’Orignal, was president of the heen enjoying a life of. semi-retire- Saving Time: him at the RCAO School at Camp merits of Climax timothy and he Le Droit, he is also an editorial Canadian Legion Branch at Haw- inent, devoting much time to fish- Borden, had arrived at the former’s has done a great deal to promote Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Cardinal on Eastboimd Bishop street. Gaétan Verdon will writer for Hawkesbury’s weekly kesbury for four years and was ing, which was his chief form of home the day before on Easter the production of this improved awarded the Certificate of Merit in •relaxation, and to the . erection of Leaving Alexandria at: leave. They were target shooting forage plant. He has given con- also occupy his newly-purchased newspaper, ‘Le Carillon’. house on Main street. Duncan 1955 by Provincial Command lor a new home. For many years an 8:48 am.—Sunday only. when the. rifle went off accidentally siderable leadership in the develop- During his four years in the outstanding service rendered for the active, member of Alexandria Curl- 10:03 am.—Daily except Sunday. and the charge of buckshot lodged ment of an isolation block of about Ritchie will move out of it and; reeveship of Hawkesbury, he has return to his home on the Power- betterment of needy veterans. One ing Club, Leo had been among its 7:27 pm.—Daily. in McDonald’s leg above the ankle. eight square miles in the vicinity of served on -many committees of of the promoters of organized- top skips and he will be missed He was taken to the Hotel Dieu St. Elmo, where all timothy seed house Road. 9:13 pm.—Sunday only. Hawkesbury Council as well as on hockey in &s district, he- played •among his curling comrades when in Cornwall, where he remained!now sown is of the Climax variety. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cameron, Westbound until a few years ago. another season rolls around. until Monday night. The first seed sown in the Moose are also returning to their farm, the Health Unit and other activities Mr. Bertrand resides on the river Leaving Alexandria at: : The Green Valley area will mourn ■o- Creek _ Climax timothy block was leaving the Watson apartment on of Prescott & Russell’s United road near L’Orignal with his wife his passing in a particular way, for 10:47 am.—Daily. produced on Mr.- ArkinstalFs farm. Main street north. Another vacant Counties Council. and three children. he had long been a leader in the 3:11 pm.—Saturday only. Many At Funeral It would appeal that no other apartment in the same area will be community and had contributed in 7:27 pm.—Daily except‘Sat. farmer has done as much toward that presently occupied by Mrs. anahy ways to its progress. S 8:15 p.m.—Sunday only. the development of this variety as Bruce Cameron, who plans to go tp Magazine Article 10:17 pm.—Daily. Toronto. Fanerai Held He leaves his- wife,, the former Altonie Menard an important cash crop in the area The trans-continental trains will Dorinà Secours, two sons and two One of the largest and most’im- as Mr. Arkinstàll. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McCuaig and Won Appreciation daughters: Bernard , and Raymond, go through here, without stopping, During the crop year of 1956, Mr. sons are moving into Isaac Bois- To Glen Nevis at 4:55 pm. and 6:09 pm., DST. pressive funerals ever held at Glen at home; Jacqueline, Mrs. Ronald Robertson paid final tribute to Mr. Arkinstall’s entire tillable acreage venue’s house Ion Harrison street. Magistrate Leopold Lalonde of Motorists are warned to be on the The community of Glen Nevis Bouchard of Montreal, and Denise, Altonie Menard, a highly esteemed was dented to the'production of They had been in' the Lauzon apart- Alexandria, whose article “I Have lookout for them. mourned the loss of Miss Christine Mrs. Ernest Gallant of Cornwall. resident of Glen Robertson for many Registered and Certified seed crops. ment on Sinclair. Never Met a Bad Persoh”, was given Under the new schedule, all east- This included 28 acres of Approved Anne MacDonald, whose funeral was ■ Six brothers also survive: Edgar, years. Mr. Menard died last Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Filion are a feature spread in. the Easter édi- bound trains will be running one Climax timothy, 10 acres of Âp- moving out of the Roussin apart- tion of Weekend Magazine, has so held Wednesday morning from Mar- George and Arthur Lajoie, Green day at his home following a lengthy coux and Morris. Flmeral . Home, hour later as far as the public is (I>rov6d L alle CIov r ments on Dominion street to the far recéived complimentary letters 'Valley; William and Baptiste Là- illness and the funeral took'place “ ^ ® ’ WÊÊ Alexandria, to St. Margaret of Scot- concerned, with the exception of the of former residence of Aurel Lajoie on from seven provinces on the worth joie oi Cornwall; Henry Lajoie of Monday morning to êt. Martin of Registered Climax timothy 47 land Church, Glen Nevis. Sunday night train to Montreal, I acres of Certified Climax timothy, Lochlel ^ street. The Lajoies are Montreal. - Tours Church Of his article. Miss MacDonald died Easter Sun- which left at 9:17 under the old 10 acres of Registered Garry oats, moving into. Mr. Verdon’s former He- alsb received two invitations Mass was offered simultaneously day, April 21st, in the Hotel Diëu, Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. Emile Secours of time, and wUl now pull out at 9:13 and 10 acres of Registered Rodney -place, and the Roussin apartment is on the high altar and the side altars to enjoy a holiday in the Lauren- Cornwall, at the age of 68. /Alfred, officiated at the ’ Solemn pm, DST. oats:. IBs 1955 production of seed being taken by Mrs. L. K. Wilcox tians, and by coincidence, both offer of the church, as friends and rela- A daughter of the late Archibald Mass of Requiem sung in St. Mary’s Westbound, the only big differ- crops included 18 acres of Approved of Verdun! him aoccmmodation at the same Church, at 10 o’clock Tuesday morn- tives from a wide area, including Joseph MacDonald and his late wifé, ence is the night train to Ottawa Climax timothy, 10 acres of Ap- —j—-—o resort hotel, the Ghanteclair at Ste Montréal, Ottawa and Cornwall, Catherine -MoGUlis, she was born ing. He was assisted by Rt. Rev. which will leave here at 10:17 pm., proved: Lasalle Red Clover, 30 acres Adele, Que. One cornés from a Msgr. J. A. Goulet of Cornwall, as DST, instead of 9:17 pm. under the assisted at the Service. Of a very at Bridge End, attended the public affable and charitable disposition: of Registered Climax timothy, 23 Joins Insurance Firm friend, the Magistrate reports, and •deacon, and Rev. Gerald Poirier of old tim& acres of Registered Lasalle Red school there and afterwards Rideau Mr. Menard was widely mourned.' the other from a complete stranger tComwall, as sub-deaeon. • Clover, 24 acres of Certified Lasalle Larry MacDonald, former operator who appreciated his article. Street Convent in Ottawa. She en- Among members of the diocesan Members of the Fourth Degree Fed Clover, and four acres of Reg- tered the Civil Service in Ottawa of the Snack Bar at Lancaster, has Another "appreciation” by an Ot- •clergy presènt in the Sanctuary D.S.T. Witt Have Lillie Knights of Columbus, to which the Mg^ered Rodney oats. In 1954 his and was employed, there until her joined the staff, of the Sun Life tawa resident appears-in this week’s ■were Rt. Rev. MSgr. R. „J. Mac- deceased had. ‘belonged, formed a j seed crop program included 10 acres retirement 20 year? ago. Since then, Effect At Post Office guard of honor as the casket was f Approved Climax timothy, 18 Assurance -Company of Canada in issue of The News on another page. she had made her' home at Lot 18 Donald, Rev. Francis Lefebvre and 0 Despite, the success of his first Rev. Lucien Lussier. borne into ■ the church. ■ Honorary , acres' of j Approved Lasalle ' Red Cornwall. Mr. MacDonald, who is la the 5th of Lancaster. She de- The new CNR timetable will have attempt at writing, Magistrate La- The men’s çhoir of St. Mary’s little effect on the mails, Postmaster pall bearers were Messrs. Dan clover, 30 acres of Registered Cli- a native of Green Valley, is a vet- voted much of her time to the londe insists he has no desire to activities •of the Catholic Women’s parish, under direction of Rev. Procule Poirier said today. ' The Lajoie, Martin Sabourin, Aldema (Continued on Page 4) eran of overseas service with the Seguin, Henri Menard, Gerry extend his side trip, ipto the field of League. Rheal Gagnon, P.P., was augmented change is effective with /the intro- Beau- -o- RCAF during the Second World writing; he has quite enough to do Surviving her ,is one brother, by the voices of: Rev. Bernard Hon, duction of Daylight Saving Time at champ and Emile Brunet, all mem- bers of the Third Degree Knights. War. on the Bench. Donald J. MacDonald of Montreal. Gien Robertson; Bro. Director Cé- midnight Saturday; Paddy DaPrato lestin, Bro. Aurelieu, Paul Rouette ■ It means that eastbound mailing Active bearers were six nephews: Rev. J. Francis Foley, her pastor, Romeo Rouleau and Howard Morris, ' will close at 9.30 am. instead of Ernest Leblanc, Armel Legault, offered the Solemn Requiem Mass, Alexandria. Paul E. Viau was at the earlier, but the closing time for Roger Menard,, Rolland Mënard, Dies In Montana Stamp Commemorates Centenary assisted by Rev. A. L. Cameron and ■organ. westbound mail is the same—10.15 Oscar Menard and Roger Poirier. Rev. James Wylie. Pall bearers Alex DaPrato of Alexandria re- were Messrs. John J. McDonald, am. All times are EST.;' , Rev. Bernard Ron offered the The pall bearers were: Alcide ceived word last week of the' death Joseph D. MacDonald, John A. Mc- In the evening, mail both ways Solemn Requiem Mass, assisted by Farly Geographer, David Thompson Lefebvre, Wilfrid Menard, Josephus of his uncle, Raphael “Paddy” Da- Intosh, Donald J. MacDonald, Filion, Cameron McDonald, Gilbert will have to be in the post- office Rev. Rheal Gagnon and Rev. J, F. Prato, which occurred Saturday,; A new stamp just announced by the Hudson’s Bay Company four by 6.50 pm. Foley. The Low Masses were of- Archibald' C. MacDonald and Hugh Gauthier and George Lefebvre. April 13th, at Great Falls, Montana. Postmaster General Hugues La- years after filling his seven-year MacDonald. Interment was in'the family plot, Mr. Poirier said that, although fered by Rev. Charles Touchette and Mr. DaPrato had been In the West pointe, commemorates the centen- apprenticeship, and joined the rival Interment took place in the Rev. L. Lussier. Present in 1 the •St. Raphael’s cemetery. the' train from Ottawa will get in since he was a young man but he ary of David Thompson, the cour- North-West Company. parish cemetery. later now in the evening, both trains Sanctuary were Rev. J. D. R. Rou- ageous Welshman who explored in Here his abilities were given full The lengthy cortege- was repre- renewed acquaintances in his native meeting here at 7.27 DST, all first leau and Rev. A. Lapointe. The Alexandria on two visits in recent detail the vast hinterland that is play and mainly through his efforts, sentative of relatives and friends St. Eugene choir was in attend- now Western Canada. trading posts were set up farther from this area as well as from class mail and newspapers will, be years, and his death will be sin- sorted and placed- in the locked ance. cerely regretted. He was 80 years Thompson died in poverty and and farther west, eventually reach- ■Cornwall, Montreal, Sorel, Que,; St obscurity at Montreal 100 years ago ing the Pacific Coast. Eustache, Massena, N.Y.; Prescott, boxes. The lock box lobby is open Burial took place in the parish of age. LETTERS until 9 pm. (Continued on Page 4) A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. on February 10th. He has since For his contribution to the com- TO THE EDITOR Vaudreuil, Joliette, Que.; London, * ^— * Xavier DaPrato of Alexandria, he been called the greatest land geo- pany, Thompson was given the sal- Ont.; Oakville, Kingston, Masson,! grapher in history. ary of a “wintering” partner for Seeks Information Que.; Quebec Oity, St Polycarpe, was a lacrosse player in his young ■ The explorer’s association with the two years he spent drawing a Hawkesbury, and many other points. days. He left here as a young man, 129 Hazel Street N., New District Cancer Society Seeking the Williamstown area ‘began after -master map of the whole west. Chilliwack, B.C., A wealth of floral tributes and married in the West, and raised two daughters and a son there. his retirement from the turbulent Shortly after his 29th birthday, April 22nd, 1957. ■many Mass cards were further evi- existence of a fur trader. He or his Thompson married Charlotte Small, dence of the widespread regret in Funds In Non-Canvassing Campaign His wife predeceased him years ago, Editor, The Glengarry News. and his son, Cecil, is now in Day- sons had a general store at Wil- one of the elder daughters Of an Mr. Lajoie’s passing. At a meeting held in the Public against cancer, are asked to make liamstown, and Thompson was the Irish fur trader who had taken an Sir: I am interested in the past o- ton, Alberta, while his two daugh- history of my family. I have some Utilities building Tuesday night. It their contributions at any. one of ters, now married, reside in Great owner of the glebe and manse there Indian wife. was decided by the directors that these centres — contributions by for a time, having purchased them This union-resulted in 13 children, literature on. Glengarry history Won Three Medals Falls. Mr. Da Prato’s last business which mentions places not usually the new branch of the Canadian mail should be sent to: Mrs. Lionel enterprise before his retirement [from thé widow of Rev. John five of them bom in the western Cancer Society will sponsor a non- Poirier, Bishop street, Alexandria. 'Bethune. He spent some 15 years wilds while Thompson was seeking shown on maps at my dsiposal. At Music Festival was a sportsmen’s club, which he Have you a detailed map available canvassing campaign to collect This society is dedicated to the operated in. Great Flails. here. a waterway to the Pacific. At 13, young Mary Tobin of Corn- funds for the society in conjunc- fight against cancer and the main Born to an impoverished family In Alexandria, and if so, at what Surviving him -are a sister, Mrs. Together with his partnership sal- tion with all the other Canadian work and these funds are used in in 1770, he moved with his family ary and income as a government cost? wall, is already making her mark Leo Laporte, and a brother, Felix Branches which are campaigning the following three main ways: from Westminster to London and My father grew up near Kirk in the music World. Thé daughter DaPrato, both of Alexandria. and private surveyor, Thompson had this month. 1st—Education of the public to the after his father’s death was placed enough cash to support his family Hill, I believe. I have a book, “Stor- •of Mrs. Tillie Tobin of Cornwall, and The week of Friday, April 26th, to importance of seeing their doctor; The funeral was held in Great by a kind mentor in a charity in modest comfort. As his soqg mont, Dundas and Glengarry” — a the late Archie Tobin of Lancaster, Friday, May 3rd, has been selected and catching the disease in its early Falls and burial took place there. school for boys. An apt pupil, he grew to manhood, he set them up history by John Graham Harkness, Mary took two first-place gold for this drive and contributions will stages when it can be permanently H —o —— : was particularly interested- in math-' in -business. All failed and the K.C. I also treasure an Issue of your paper dated March 26th, 1943, medals, a second-place silver medal be received and official receipts cured. ematics, navigation and -travel father paid off the resulting debts. given at ten locations in Alexandria 2nd—Helping those afflicted with Moves To Calgary books. The Hudson’s Bay Company He was forced to continue sur- where an item tells of the death of •and two third-place certificates at and Lancaster, where “Fight Can- the disease and who are financially D. R. O’Brien, son of Mr. and requested the school to supply an veying well .past his 70th year, until- Rev. A. K. McLeod, who was a the recent music festival in Corn- cer” posters will be displayed. An- unable to oope with the heavy cost Mrs. John O’Brien, 6th Kenyon, has apprentice, and in 1784 he arrived his sight began failing. He had to brother of my grandfather, K. K. wall. She placed first in her class nouncements will be made from the of-medical care. been transferred to the Calgary at Churchill on Hudson Bay. . sell .his surveying tools, and one McLeod, I believe. If you can put me in touch with, :in the Bach and Sonata sections, pulpits of the three local churches 3rd—Helping to finance research head office by Mannix, Limited. The stocky, dark-haired youth de- cold winter day he pawned his this Sunday. . Persons who were someone who would know any of piano solo. Mary is a pupil of Rev. into the cause and cure of cancer. DR. has been employed by the com- veloped into a canny hunter and overcoat to buy food for his family. ordinarily canvassed by mail from ■Help.fight cancer; one of the most pany in Cornwall for the past year. shrewd trading clerk. He died on February 10th, 1857, ■my relatives living, I’d appreciate It. Sr. Theresa Maureen at St. Colum- Cornwall and all others wishing to dread diseases and greatest killer of On reporting to Calgary, he expects Because he felt his exploring in- at Longeuil, near Montreal, as poor Yours truly, Tjan’s Convent School. help in this very important fight our time. to l}e sent out as an office manager. clinations were restricted, he left 'as when he had been born. CLARENCE E. McLEOD, Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, April 25th 1957

n I T OR I A I C LETTERS "The Air Seems HealthierJJp Here" IT’S OUR OPINION ■* i ^ J E to the Other Ridings Have The Same Problem EDITOR The Glengarry-Prescott riding is by noi number of openings available within the means-unique in that it faces the prospect party framework. Those already on the 35 Broadway Ave., of two Liberal factions putting up candi- inside are in no hurry to make way for Ottawa, Ont. An Appreciation dates for the federal election fight. The younger men coming up. Especially is that WITH OUR picture is the same in Argenteuil - Two the case since the system of pensions for Editor, The Glengarry News. Mountains, on the Quebec side of the Ottawa parliamentarians made it so financially Sir': It is a bit more than en- river, where the sitting Member was renom- attractive ' to serve several sessions. The couraging — it can be inspiring — RAMBLING inated at a convention which many other longer an M.P. can keep his Commons’ seat, to read in Weekend Magazine an Liberals of the riding contend was closed the juicier the monthly cheque he can count article such as that by Magistrate REPORTER on for the remainder of his days. Leopold Lalonde, citizen of Alex- By ED, to them. A second convention is planned, andria. It helps to balance cut when an “official” Liberal candidate will be And so the lid is on, stifling the am- From the time an infant tries bitions of many in the Liberal ranks who much of the contemporary sophisti- selected to oppose Mr. Valois. cated, if not semi-atheistic, reading to get his toes in his mouth, That word “official” also crops up in may long have been eyeing a Commons’ seat. ■matter so generally found on our life’s a continual struggle to reports from the riding of Montreal _St The only way out for some is to buck the make ends meet. newstands. ********: Ann’s,- where last week two “official” Lib- party brass, run against and defeat the There ' are unquestionably BAD eral conventions chose two “official” Liberal sitting Member and trust later to be ac- persons in our thoroughly messed- WHAT A MOB! candidates to . contest the election. There 'eepted into the good graces of the party up society today. There always Never in all our born days have; are probably several other constituencies machine. have been. But we must use the we seen such a bustle on Main across Canada in which Liberal Party or- This situation will worsen the longer the term both advisedly and relatively, street as the eve of Easter produced. ganizers- are endeavoring to narrow the field Liberal party remains entrenched at Ottawa. for through lack of understanding There were more people home for to one “official” candidate who may assure It could reach the stage where there are we are incapable of judgment. To ■the holiday than ever before, it judge fairly, one must understand; seems, and they all got Saturday them a better chance of victory. so many Liberal candidates running they morning off, ■and they all were driv- And when one- thinks it over, it, is not will split the party vote and perhaps permit one must know, and in some cases must also have experienced some- ing oars. so surprising that this situation is develop- opposition candidates to increase their repre- thing of that which we presume to From early morning Saturday ing. The federal Liberal party has had it so sentation in, the Commons. attempt to judge. TEULRAL AID until well on into the evening the good for so long it is natural that the That might serve a useful purpose in We (I refer to my wife and my- traffic down Main street was ter- potential candidates, eyeing that $10,000 self) , but in no official capacity nor rific, the joint was really jumping,, a year Commons’ seat, should far exceed the restoring a two-party House. any professional sense, have met every' parking meter and off-street and become acquainted — and most No Major Issues Divide Parties parking space must have been oc- intimately so — with the alcoholic, cupied and the less fortunate may Times Are Definitely Better the addict of many usages, the (The Rural Scene) have been merely driving back and criminal (so-called), and have Canada is to have a general election this year, and indications are forth looking hopefully for a haven. Watching Saturday’s extra-heavy holi- nor worse off than they were ; and if they learned greatly how to appreciate that it will be a dull affair. How else explain why so many cars day traffic go by our office window, a must work longer to buy these articles they the other person’s position, his or It can’t be anything else, for there are no major issues on which the were making jam out of traffic that are clearly on the downgrade and have less her background and circumstances, parties are divided. is usually heavy of a holiday Sat- friend from out of town observed that in Social security and welfare seem to be the chief concern of all the four years-he had known Alexandria, time in which to earn themselves some of the and their resulting confusion and urday, but nowhere near the weight parties, and the only thing the voters will be asked to decide is which party it reached this Easter. there had been a noticeable step-up in the additional comforts of life. attitude to life. should distribute the largesse? - , ^ volume of shopping here, and a. big improve- A recent survey along these lines, cover- “AU society is against us”, de- Mr. Diefenbaker says we should get back to the two-party system; The cash registers in our stores ment, too, in our stores. That was nice to ing the five-year period 1951-56 indicates clared one young man, half of whose but he raises no major issue on which the parties would divide. must really have been jingling cm hear, especially the reference to improved that the Canadian production worker is life had been spent in reform in- The story is told of a Canadian girl who went over to the land of this first holiday weekend of the stitutions. “And we’re against so- her fathers, to work in our embassy in Dublin. summer season. Especially in the shopping facilities, which undoubtedly has much better off than he was in 1951. In- ciety”, he added. “Money is not the a direct bearing on the stepped-up shopping dustry, the publication of the Canadian She was given a desk with an old fashioned high back, on the other food stores for there were many answer, but understanding and side of which was another desk using the same back. extra stomachs to be filled in Glen- pace. Manufacturing Association, provides these love.” He had his own philosophy On top of this back was a clock with two dials, one facing each of garry Easter weekend. interesting statistics : Our stores are steadily being modern- of life. “Few people can under- the occupants of the two desks. ■ If this is an omen of what is to- ized and made more attractive; up-to-date A pair of nylons in 1951 cost 1 hour and stand what they so loosely call the One day as the girls were eating their lunches, they noticed one of come throughout the summer, we’d merchandising methods are being adopted 24 minutes of worktime — in 1956, only 49 criminal mind.” the dials was 15 minutes ahead of the other. This puzzled them for both better widen Main street. On in more and more of our shops. The for- minutes. Through a strange chain of cir- dials were operated by the same mechanism. second thought, maybe we’d better Just then the door-man sauntered in for a noon-day chat, and the ward look is not confined to the new-model cumstances he became to us like a leave it as it is. There were no ac- A pound of round steak was worth 51 girls asked him to explain the discrepancy. He looked at one dial, looked cars, but is showing in the town’s business minutes of work in ’51 — now calls for only foster son, though he was not of cidents despite the heavy holiday* our race nor our religion. We wise, and then walked around and looked at the other. places, too. We in this office notice it most 32 minutes. Presently he returned with a twinkle in his eye and said: “Now tell traffic. Perhaps people drive more learned to know him better than clearly in the big increase in local adver- me Miss, what would you be wanting with two clocks if they both told the cautiously down our Main street Bacon formerly cost 41 minutes’ work — did the authorities through whose tising lineage our paper is carrying. now demands 29 minutes for a pound. same time?” because of the squeeze. Perhaps hands he passed. He spoke of them In this story we find the answer to Mr. Diefenbaker’s suggestion that kiddies’ lives are saved because they A larger volume of . business is almost A house dress that in ’51 cost 2 hours and as “the law”, and of how often when inevitable. 57 minutes’ worktime — now requires 2 we get back to the two-party system. have fewer feet of pavement to dart he or others of his “class” made It is simply this! What would we be wanting with two parties if across and because the man behind’ The rising- standard of living, of course, hours and 18 minutes. a new decision to go straight, “some- they both say the same thing? the wheel is on the alert. We heard has much to do with the stepped-up pace of A man’s wool suit which in 1951 called where along the line a guy’s record We can’t have effective party government unless there are issues of brakes squeal more than once on business, not only here but right across the for 53 hours, 43 minutes’ work — now is catches up with him, and like the sufficient importance to arouse the people’s interest; and the people are Saturday, but we are delighted to country. We have the threat of runaway down 21 percent to 42 hours, 59 minutes. first winter’s snow hits him in the not likely to get excited over the petty issues that divide the parties in report there were no accidents. inflation always before us; and yet who Coffee six years ago required 52 minutes’ face.” When you came to know it, the House today. Alexandria’s accident toll has been would trade today’s comparatively good work —- in 1956 cost 45 minutes.. you saw how his whole family back- comparatively light in recent years. times for' a return to the dark 30s when de- Aid so the reduction is shown, ranging ground could not help but produce USEFUL OPTIMISTS ■Perhaps it would be much heavier in him the anti-social spirit. FEES FOR PARKS pression ruled the land; or even the early from 10 percent for a haircut to 42 percent We like the optimist — he says if Main street was wide enough to He lived two years with us, at Announcement . . . that a small 40s when the war economy had started -it can be done and does it. Look- promote carelessness. for a pair of nylons, over a wide range of times beUigerent, at others just a fee will be levied this year on cars pumping government spending into the lines ing at the obstacles, the pessimist *#»$**** articles. These average figures clearly ipdi- pathetic refugee from life. He never.gets started, and if he does, entering some of Ontario’s provin- of everyday commerce? We still have gov- cate the worker in industry is much better learned to believe in God, and in Many a guy has been hit by his doubts contribute to the lack cial parks is not likely to meet with ernment spending on a scale that many see off than he was even five years ago. the efficacy of simple childlike a flask of lightning. of drive and consequent success. unqualified approval, but some of as inflationary to a dangerous extent. But We would like to see comparative figures prayer. And slowly, very slowly, to In 20 years of promotion we have the objections which may be ex- if the economy can be kept on an even keel, for the farming industry, for the white- begin to trust in his fellowman. He BUTT THEM BUTTS never seen any community effort pected are not entirely valid. . . . certainly today’s cheaper dollar will be had been all out against "society”, The brigade was called out Mon- collar worker, for the person on pension. fail if there is sufficient optimism Who is more entitled' to pay than found more acceptable than the one that but now he joined the army and day for another dangerous grass, The picture would not be as bright for these and good, hard work. — Picton those who use the parks? — Pem- was in such scarce supply little more than served his country until mustered fire — for the” umpteenth time this classes perhaps. They do not benefit from (Ont.) Gazette. broke (Ont.) Observer. a decade ago. organized labour’s almost annual wage in- (Continued on Page 3) Springy Never can, we recall so The value of the dollar can be judged early a Spring, when the snow was creases. The pensioner, in fact, might be practically all gone by Mlarch 1st only by one yardstick, the length of time seen as worse- off, the farm family barely and last year’s grass continued to people must work to buy the necessities of holding its own against inflationary prices. DO YOU parch through a succession of rain- life. If, over a period of years, the number less days. of days, hours or minutes which they must But few will argue but that today’s Oüld Liar^g Syi^e ... REMEMBER? cheaper dollar, in greater quantities, is The weather has been easy to work to buy these things is reduced, then j v Gleaned from the fyles olof The Glengarry News take these last two months; we’ve their economic position is improved ; if there preferable to the hard dollar (hard to come _enjoyed the unnaturally warm sun. is no change, then they are neither better by, too) of the pre-World War II era. TEN YEARS AGO tary Press, passed away on Thurs- there some two years ago. — John But we could do with a bit of rain Friday, April 25th, 1947— day last at his home, King’s . Road, McLeister, druggist, with his staff on Glengarry pastures to make the of assistants and carters is busily A meeting is being held at Wil- Martintown, in the person of Col- ■grass grow green, or the green grass Business Today Exacts A Heavy Toll liamstown, Wednesday, to discuss a onel Donald McGregor. He .edited ■engaged in moving his stock of. grow, or something. larger High School Area. — Mr. and a newspaper in Dawson City and drugs, stationery, etc., from the St. And .until we get those cloudy Lawrence block to his new store op- We were Writing on the theme of today’s away to those who have not. That theory Mrs. Alex Cameron of St. Elmo, was generally known as the father days, it might be well for those who posite the old Union Bank building. better times when the shocking word came may be good up to a point, but when ■marked their 50th wedding anni- of the Yukon. — The-Soccer Legaue smoke to remember to butt those — License Commissioners for Glen- versary April 19th. — Eugene Goulet in Glengarry, which at present is butts. A live cigarette thrown from of the death of a friend, Leo Lajoie. And taxation becomes so heavy as to rob the garry, as announced in the Ontario of Alexandria has received a pro- made up of teams from Alexandria, a passing car probably started that sad news brought its train of second productive person of initiative, then the Gazette, are Wm. Munroe, Donald motion with the Bell Telephone Co. Maxvilie, Dunvegan and Greenfield, ■Monday’s blaze, and more than a thoughts. Wé are, all of us perhaps, better whole economy can be adversely affected. has joined the Ottawa and District A. McDonald and Gideon Filfe. — few others that have assumed dan- ..off in the sense that we are enjoying the to right-of-way agent in the The death of Leo Lajoie is a shocking Ottawa-Maniwaki area, — Archie Football Association. — In their re- The Mimroe & Mtelntosh Carriage gerous proportions through the last fruits of a higher standard of living. “The Co. have, since the first of the year-, example of the cost in physical wellbeing McDonald left Monday for Montreal moval to take up their home in few weeks. 20th century belongs to Canada” was a fore- shipped from the station upwards of success in business today. During the to accept a position. — The wedding Cornwall, Alexandria loses one of . You who drive and smoke should cast that apparently is being borne out from of ninety carloads of carriages and years he operated his Green Valley Pavilion of Miss Marcella Dancause of Apple its most estimable families in the remember to put it out before you the demand is yet, greater than the the standpoint of material development. he had won that economic success. Now Hill, and Andrew C. O’Connor of persons of Mr. and Mrs. D. Cour- throw it out. supply. — A farewell reception was ******** We have never had it so good, in many retired from active business, he appeared set Alexandria, was an event of April ville. tendered by the members and ad- Few books are as absorbing as ways. to enjoy his favorite hobby, fishing, his 21st, in St. Joseph’s Church, Ottawa. ☆ ☆ ☆ herents of the Alexandria Presby- But at what cost, one wonders, when the -— Recent additions to the Bell staff a blotter. winter-time curling, through many years of terian Church to J. t. Wilson, Esq., are Jeannette Periard and Mavis FORTY YEARS AGO news ^reports are so replete with word of more relaxed living. Mrs. Wilson and family before they Dewar. — Ebenezer McNaughton, Friday, April 20th, 1917— SPECIAL WEEKEND the sudden deaths of men in the 40-to-50 That is not to be, and Mrs. Lajoie and left for Toronto. Presentation of a 61, died suddenly at his home, Maple Lieut. James Lloyd Stevenson was This was a very special weekend, age group, most of them victims of fatal the children have the warm sympathy of silver fruit set with pearl handles Avenue, Dominionville, April 12th. killed in action on April 10th, the the Eastertide, and it featured an- heart attacks at an age when they should many friends who knew and admired Leo was made and an address read. other special Weekend, the maga- be looking forward to at least two decades first “Counties Own” officer to make, for his many fine qualities, as host of the ☆ ☆ ☆ the supreme sacrifice. Lieut. Steven- zine of that name which carried of easier living. The tensions and pressure Pavilion, as a- sportsman and a benefactor TWENTY YEARS AGO son made a number of warm friends ☆ ☆ ☆ a leading article from the pen of of-today’s living are such, apparently, that of his community. The Green Valley area Friday, April 23rd, 1937- in Alexandria last spring while in- SIXTY YEARS AGO a local personality. the human frame and our nervous systems will miss him in a particular way for the Rev. DonaM. Morrisôn, MacLeod, structing the men here. He was one Friday, April 23rd, 1897— Many of you have undoubtedly often cannot cope with them. wellbeing of the district owed much to his B.A., popular Minister of Alexandria of the three officers to represent the read the article by Magistrate Leo- The doers of today, the men with the initiative in popularizing his Pavilion. United Church, was honored by the battalion in a draft sent overseas At a special meeting of Council on pold Lalonde and noted how photo- energy and initiative to accomplish more Their parish church wilh remain a memorial United Church ' Theological College last September. — Among the suc- Saturday evening, the matter of genic he appears in his robes of than most of their fellows in the business to his 'generosity and ocommunity-mindeyl- in Montreal last night when the cessful Glengarry candidates in Ot- purchasing a suitable site for a Fire office. But for those at a distance world, face a further frustration. Tn this honorary degree of Doctor of Div- tawa Normal School final examina- Hall was considered: and final ar- who don’t see Weekend we note the age of high taxation and the welfare state ways. - inity was conferred upon him, — tions, we note: Permanent Second rangements are to be made soon. fact that Leopold was most im- they see their earnings drained off by gov- Many friends share in the sorrow of his Mr. and Mrs. Ranald A. McDonald Class Certificates, Misses Elizabeth The site thought to be most suitable pressive in this first ’attempt at who spent the past two years in M. Ferguson, Janie Fraser, Annie is between the Queen’s Hotel and A. putting his thoughts on paper and ernment dedicated to the socialist concept wife and family. P He had well earned the perhaps he should try it more often. of heavy taxing of those that have, to give Ottawa, have returned to their farm, McDonald, Jessie McDonald, Max- Lalonde’s hardware store. — We beg years of relaxation that, seemed to lie ahead. 3rd Kenyon. — The first Mass in vilie; Margaret A. Ferguson, Wil- to extend congratulations to A. F. We suggested that to him, but he Cornwall's newest church, St. Felix Mamstown; Donalda O’Shea, Apple McLaren of Lancaster, who recently apparently isn’t too keen. “I’ve got de Valois, will be sung on Sunday Hill, and Josephine Sayant, Alex- passed successfully his final exam- enough to do on the Bench”, he THE GLENGARRY NEWS by Rev. J. A. Goulet, who has been andria. — Rory McCormick, station, inations in medicine at Queen’s declared, possibly recalling the named pastor of. the parish in the was officially notified yesterday that University. — The baseball match effort it is to put words together. Member of. In his article; Magistrate Lalonde Canadian Weekly Jfewspapers’ Association; Ontario Weekly East End. — Mr. and Mrs. William his son, Pte. John McCormick, had between the Blue Stockings and the relates how he sees each of the Newspapers’ Association; Audit Bureau of Circulation Calder of San Francisco, visited ibeen wounded in the' left elbow. — Red Stockings, drew a large attend- accused brought before him' as a Published every Thursday by Maxvilie this week. Mr. Calder left Bernard McDonald left last evening ance to the Separate School- grounds P.O. Box 10 — The News Printing Company — Telephone 9 Glengarry 45 years ago and he is for Kingston, having signed up with on Good Friday. The batteries were person who is sick, as someone who Kennedy and Chisholm for the needs help more than punishment. EUGENE A. MACDONALD - SDITOR AND PUBLISHER now a prominent attorney in Cali- the 75th Battery. fornia. Blues, and Charlebois and McDon- He touches on the good work being ☆ ☆ ☆ nell for the Reds, the former being done by Alcoholics Anonymous and! SUBSCRIPTION RATES (effective January 1st, 1953): $3.50 per year, anywhere in Canada, ☆ ☆ ☆ FIFTY YEARS AGO ahead 3-2 at the last of the seventh only hints at his own contributions payable in advance; United States and Foreign, $4.50 per year. THIRTY YEARS AGO Friday, April 19th, 1907— when the fourth and last ball was to that cause he so esteems. “There, DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES: Casual, 70 cents per column inch. Contract rates given on Friday, April 22nd, 1927— On Monday morning, T. W. Mun- used up. — Mrs. John Grant and but for the grace of God, go I”, is application. COPY MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE NOT LATER THAN 12 NOON WEDNESDAY. A gentleman of the old school, ro, accountant at the Union Bank, daughter, Sara Ann, of Laggan, left the theme of his story. one who took part in the Cariboo here, left for Dalhousie Station to on Wednesday to spend a few days It made good reading, and it’s Authorized as Second Class Matter by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada and Klondyke gold rushes and a fill the position of manager of the at the Turkish Bath Hotel, Mont- always nice to see someone one former member of the Parliamen- branch which the bank established real. knows in print.. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, April 25th, 1957 Page 3

spending a week with his sisters, balance. called "down-and-out”, who more tween us is that you got caught.” M's. Cora Robinson and Miss Sara The May meeting, it was decided, AND often than not is a pathetic victim We are not social workers, or • NEWS Haggart. would be in the form of a shower SURROUNDING of circumstances beyond his own “shimmers” or “do-gooders” in the • OF INTEREST MAXVILLE Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lafleur, Lama for the miscellaneoug booth. LETTERS ” control. If we would be . used, suc- • FROM DISTRICT • TO THE EDITOR conventional sense. Only ordinary and Linda, spent Easter with Miss Mrs. Hoople, Ms. A. D. MacDou- * * cessfully, in the reclamation and people who found the answer to our Bertha McEwen and Mr. McEwen. gall, Mrs. G. H. MacDougall and reformation, the redemption and own lives and circumstances, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poster, Linda Sympathy of the cccnmunity goes Mrs. Lafleur and children will be Ms. L. M. MacKillican were ap- Continued from Page 2 restoration of those who after all then with that, a compelling chal- and Bruce, of Ottawa, spent Easter out to Merton Casey, whose brother in Maxville for the Easter vacation. pointed to attend a special rally in out on account of medical disabili- may have been only less fortunate lenge to responsibility to put it to with Mi’, and Mrs. J. D. MacRae. was lost while on a fishing trip over M\ and Mrs. A. S. Wood of Ot- Cornwall of the district association. ties. He took up honest employ- than ourselves — “there but for the work in an intelligent understand- Teddy Rafuse of Cobourg, is two weeks ago. tawa, visited last weekend with M. Meeting closed with the Mizpah ment. He called it “working with grace of God” — we must patiently ing way with those who have been spending the week with Kent Me- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haggart of and Ms. W. S. MacLean. benediction, followed by a social his hands, making money the hard •and earnestly try to first under- less privileged. hour. way.” That has been his way of ! stand and tolerate, and having Dermid. Montreal, spent Easter holiday with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wood and Mr. Undoubtedly à responsive chord life ever since. learned and understood then proffer Miss Muriel Kennedy of Cornwall, his aunts, 'Mrs. Cora Robinson and and Mrs. W. S. MacLean left by will have been struck in the minds -spent the holiday with Mrs. Cath- Miss Sara Haggart and attended the motor for Toronto on Monday, MISS CATHERINE A. MacLEOD It was like a breath of fresh air a CURE, rather than pronounce a to read Magistrate Lalonde’s refer- condemnation. The God we know and hearts of many others who have erine McDonald, Penny and Judy. McDonald - Doth wedding. where they wdll visit Mr. and Mrs. The passing of the late Catherine read that article, whether or not ence to the Alcoholics Anonymous has promised an effective and ade- C. B. McDermid and Ed. McKil- Mss Deborah Grant of Montreal, John McLean and sons. Ann MacLeod came, in the end, as they claim, like myself, the binding group in Kingston penitentiary, quate answer. lican are in Toronto this week. spent Easter with her grandparents, M. and Mrs. Archie Hughes and a severe shock to her family and tie of a Glengarry héritage. Bryce Morrison of Guelph, visited M*. and Ms. George Eppstadt. friends. those misunderstood characters When as so often it may become daughters of Ormstown, spent the R. J. FRASER. with his mother, Mrs. Gilbert Mor- Miss Margaret Ferguson of Corn- weekend with relatives in the Shortly over a year ago, Miss whom the late Fulton Gursler des- necessary, in order that there may 0 ; rison and Lawrence and Mr. and wall, spent Easter with Mrs. Annie village. MacLeod suffered a heavy stroke, cribed as “those charming people be this all-essential mutual under- Mi's. V. Campbell. Urquhart. when they ha*e found their restora- standing that can breed a fellow- DANGER SPOT Mss Vicky Campbell and Clarke which left .her partially crippled. Mr. and. Mrs. Merton Casey and Mss Slate and Donald Urquhart This she had almost overcome when tion.” We were not alcoholics but ship of confidence, I shucked off As the situation now stands, Campbell of Cardinal, are visiting have had much to do with some, Vicky were weekend guests with of Prescott, visited the latter’s their grandmother, Mrs. R. J. she suffered a second stroke at pride of family, place and social trouble could break out at almost grandmother, Mrs. A. Urquhart. both men and women. The Kings- Mi-s. O. Casey and daughters at Hoople. Christmas time.. status — and some , silly fastidious any moment. . . . The United Na- Thos: Haggart of Montreal, is ton penitentiary group recalls how Brockville. On April 2nd she entered hospital respectability — and confided in a tions will never become a forceful Neil Scott is visiting relatives in a brilliant, research-minded ex- young man in a prison cell (HIS Athens. in the hope of obtaining treatment unit until it comes under the authr army officer and his wife were in- cell, I was a visitor), he exclaimed: ority of an International Parlia- Misses ..Joan Currier and Jean for her artery condition, but took troduced to us, because, as he put another’stroke and passed suddenly “Why, YOU should have been in ment which is able to make its Mchaud are visiting Mss Florence it, “We’re definitely at the bottom here, instead of me!” authority felt and have its orders Michaud in Ottawa. away April 17th. this time. Twenty years an alco- VILLAGE of MAXVILLE Born near Vankleek Hill, a daugh- “Maybe you’re right”, I smiled. obeyed. — Huntingdon (Quebec) Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Ot- holic, I’ve lost home, position, se- “Perhaps the only difference be- Gleaner-. tawa, visited then- daughter, M's. ter of the late M. and Ms. John curity and friends and family, and Garnet Campbell and Mr, Camp- MacLeod, she moved with her par- now my wife has been advised to DAYLIGHT bell, Easter weekend. ents and the other members of her leave me and return to her people. S232SSSSS282S8SS3882SS8SÎSS8SSS8S85& family to Martintown in 1909, and Herbert McKillican and daughters It’s rook bottom this time — I’m spent all her adult life in that dis- willing to try ANYTHING.” visited his father', C. G. MoKillican; trict until moving to Maxville in hi aunt, Miss A. Cass, and sister, “That’s good”, we agreed, for it SAYING TIME s 1943. She is survived by two broth- was evident that in his patent FARMERS! M's. Donald Munro and M\ Munro. el's, R. J. and D. A. MacLeod, Max- DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME will be in force Mrs. E. S. Winter and Gordon earnestness now, the last ounce of ville, and two sisters, Miss Margaret self-sufficiency was gone. “When BE PREPARED FOR THE SPRING RUSH in the VILLAGE OF MAXVILLE Winter are visiting in Toronto this MacLeod and Ms. Howard J. New- with a NEW week. we are. really at the bottom then ton, also of Maxville. there is no other direction left than from MIDNIGHT Gordon Smith, Ottawa, spent the She was well known by a large Up.” weekend with his parents, M. and circle of people for her success and He turned to God —- so did his John Deere Mrs. Hugh Bmith. knowledge of many varieties of wife — and found the age-old SATURDAY, 27th APRIL, 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Manchester flowers and plants. promises were Truth. We found and daughters are visiting in the The funeral service was conducted him a little group of those “charm- to MIDNIGHT Arnprior district. by her pastor. Rev. Dr. J. C. Mc- ing people”, who because they were 420 TRACTOR Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willis and Lean-Bell, assisted by St. Andrew’s not understood were huddling to- with Livepower, five-speed transmission Marilyn were Sunday visitors with Church choir. gethef^Tor mutual support, and yet and 3-point hitch SATURDAY, 26th OCTOBER, 1957 relatives at Vankleek Hill. were reaching out helping hands to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Quart and The pall bearers were four cousins, Messrs. A. J. Wilkes, Leslie, Gordon others of the “once unwise”. In a 2-3 PLOW TRACTOR — 320 for SMALLER family spent Sunday at Morrisburg. CLARENCE MacGREGOR, and Kenneth Nixon, Hugh Robert- •keen competition, through sheer Mr. and Ms. Ed. Buck and chil- FARMS or SECOND TRACTOR son and Ed. Carter. ability he won another job, which, Maxville, Ontario. Clerk-Treasurer dren of Prescott; M. and Ms. Roy however essentia] where his family i McMillan of Cornwall spent the Friends attending the funeral was concerned, became a secondary 7- and 8-ft. INTEGRAL or WHEEL-TYPE holiday with Mrs. Fred McMillan. from a distance were from Vank- consideration, as he pursued the CULTIVATORS Miss Anna Dingwall of Ottawa, ieek Hill, Dalkeith, St. Bernardin, primary one, initiating the setting spent the holiday with Mss Mar- Kirk Hill, Dunvegan and Martin- up of the first A.A. group in the 7- and 8-ft. DISC HARROWS garet Dingwall. town. city of Kingston. Before long there Miss Susanne Filion of Cornwall, The flowers were numerous and was formed an auxiliary one Drop In and Talk It Over is spending the Easter vacation with lovely. amongst the alcoholic inmates of her parents, Mr. and Ms. Lou Mss MacLeod will long be remem- the penitentiary. Filion. bered by those who knew her best, Humanitarian magistrate Lalonde Smith Sales & Service Public Notice for her original thinking, quick wit, Ross Howes of Toronto, was an pinpoints a lesson for all who would Easter visitor with M. and Ms. and for her kind and congenial dis- try to help the misunderstood, mis- Phone 86 or 192 DOGS PROHIBITED FROM RUNNING Garmon Rowe. position. represented and often misused so- AT LARGE ?iSSS8SSSSSS2S2SS!8?2S8?-JSSS8SS?SS2S2Si?2S*SS?2S2?8S28StSS288! in the MAXVILLE UNITED WA The April meeting of the WA was held at the home of M'S. V. Hoople. Ms. Wilfred MadEwen presided Village of Maxville over the devotional . programme. FROM MAY 1st TO JUNE 30th Concentrating on the “Easter Les- son”, she was assistéd by Mrs. D. C. inclusive Munro and Ms. H. Willis. M's. Hoople was in charge of the Pursuant to By-Law 1061, no person business session. shall allow any dog of which he is owner, Mrs. J. D. MacRae reported on the work being done at the manse. possessor, or harbourer to run at large in the A discussion took place about hav- VILLAGE of MAXVILLE, between the above ing a sale of miscellaneous artieleg at the Highland Games, and it was dates. This by-law is to be strictly enforced. moved by Mrs. C. Rowe, and sec- C. L. MacGREGOR, onded by Miss Bertha MacEwen, that the WA secure a booth for 1. Forward Look styling. Clean, a valuable bonus in hauling ability. 3. Driving ease. Shortest turning Maxville, Ont. Clerk same. smooth-flowing lines, forward- diameters (on many models) take you Ms. MaoKillican gave the trea- thrusting fenders, modern hooded 3. Economical operation. Fargo V-8’s easily out of tight spots. Push-button surer’s report, showing a substantial headlamps, wide-sweeping grille—all and proved Sixes give you full power driving is available on D100 04 -ton) L-, have a business-building look of flair on regular gas. 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Tennis Club To Mrs. Angus Cameron FARMERS! JACK'S Re-Organize Monday Dies Suddenly Raymond Bruneau AFTER EASTER The tennis season gets under way Friends and relatives in Glen- FARM ACCIDENTS Shoe Shop in Alexandria in about two weeks, garry were deeply shocked to learn CAN BE COSTLY! and a meeting has been called for of the sudden passing of Mrs. Angus Official Candidate Try a Monday night, April 29th, to make Cameron, the former Dorothy Mac- Now that the election campaign is under way, it is to the- WILL REOPEN plans. Donell of Alexandria, which oc- best interests of the electors of Glengarry-Prescott to know the SALE CIA FARM LIABILITY The meeting will be neia m the curred Tuesday night, at her home facts as they are concerning the Official Liberal Candidate for POLICY K of C rooms at 8 p.m., Miss Cecile in Cornwall. their riding. — of NEXT Lanthier announced, and is open to Mrs. Cameron suffered a stroke everybody. An executive will be and passed away within a very The truth is that RAYMOND BRUNEAU is the one and CO-OPERATORS elected for the 1957 season, and short time. She had been sche- only OFFICIAL CANDIDATE of the Liberal Party for Glen— WEEK there will be discussion on what duled to go on duty that night as a garry-Prescott. The proof follows: USED FOLLOWING HIS repairs are necessary before the nurse at the Hotel Dieu, Cornwall. INSURANCE RECENT FIRE courts are opened. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 1. Raymond Bruneau is the candidate chosen by o A. MacDonell, 3rd of Kenyon, she the Liberal Convention at Vankleek Hill, March 6th. ASSOCIATION || I will be in my shop this a was born in the Third, 43 years ago 4> Badminton Season Ends in August. Surviving besides her CARS Agents— weekend to do business, fl 2. Mr. J. C. Allen, President of the Liberal Associa- The badminton season ended in husband is one son, Ian, 11. tion for Ontario, has given his blessings to the ALLAN E. MacDONELL JACK LIBBOS i town Tuesday night after a very o , Williamstown Liberal Association of Glengarry - Prescott, of successful year. Play will resume which Mr. Noel Berthiaume is President, and to 1955 OLDSMOBILE CLARK MacCUAIG next Pall when the new executive Many At Funeral... SUPER “88” Lancaster will be elected. Raymond Bruneau as the Official Candidate Car like New - Fully Equipped NEIL B. MacLEOD —— o (Continued from Page 1) chosen at that convention. Originally $2,950 Dunvegan ADVERTISE IN THE cemetery. 3. The Cabinet Ministers, and in particular Right !: Sale Price $2,695 WILLIAM D. MacLEOD Transferred To Chief mourners were his ‘widow, Dalkeith his son and six daughters. He is Honourable Gardiner, Minister of Agriculture; “NEWS” WANT ADS Lancaster With O.P.P. also survived by five brothers and Honourable Garson, Minister of Justice; Honour- 1952 FORD SEDAN New officer with Lancaster de- three half-sisters. They are: able Gregg, Minister of Labour, have endorsed ' 2-tone - Radio - Sun Visor Mr. Bruneau as the Official Liberal Candidate for Perfect Condition tachment of Ontario Provincial Joseph, St. Polycarpe; Ovide, Dal- Originally $1,195 Police Is Constable Harold Mays, keith; Azarie, Ottawa; Adelard, Glengarry-Prescott. Who was transferred, here April Alexandria; Adrien, Glen Robert- Sale Price $995 15th. Cst. Mays was formerly with son, and Mrs. Dolphus Dugas, Corn- 4. The Prime Minister himself, Mr. St-Laurent in a Truck Driver Wanted Rockcliffe Park detachment. He wall; Mrs. Alphonse Emond, Mont- letter addressed to Mr. Bruneau, congratulates 1952 CHEV. DELUXE FOR A ONE-TON PANEL TRUCK replaces ’'Cst. Robert Cughan, who real; and Mrs. Arehille Vachon of him on being chosen Official Candidate of the HARDTOP TUDOR was transferred to Ottawa. The Dalkeith. Liberal Party, and wishes him success in his 2-tone - Automatic - Radio Must Be Responsible Person officer’s wife and two sons will join o coming campaign. > Lovely Car him as soon as he can get a suit- j Was $1,095 APPLY TO able house. Additional Personals There it is, Once and for rail Now Only $895 o Mr. and Mrs. Finlay McDonelL HARRY FLAX Outstanding... were in Toronto and Niagara Falls 1952 CHEV. SEDAN over the Easter holiday. To All Liberals - - - CAUTION 2-tone - Radio - A Real Nice Car Phone 695 Above the Hub (Continued from Page 1) Lieut, and Mrs. T. H. Pye and Originally $1,095 max timothy, and 20 acres of Reg- daughter, Patricia, of Lachine, and Sale Price $895 istered Beaver oats. Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCormick of There exists a little group of dissidents, who call them- Mr. Arkinstall has over the past Ottawa, called on Mrs. C. MhcDon- selves Liberals, and yet would like to see the Liberals of Glen- 1951 CHEV. COACH years produced considerable ap- ald and Miss Bessie McDonald while garry-Preseott divided, and that to satisfy their own personal proved seed for the Canadian; For- they were spending Easter weekend interests. ç i 2-tone - Radio - A Real Buy with Mr. and Mrs. Clement Whyte , Was $875 age Seeds Project Committee. This included 10 acres of Lasalle Red in Lancaster. Were it for serious motives, there would be cause for- Sale Price $695 SUMMERIZE Clover and 11 acres of Climax tim- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Charlton of alarm, but when one looks behind the smoke screen and dis- othy in 1956, 10 acres-of Lasalle and Verdun, were in Kemptville on Sun- covers the real reasons for the grudge against the Official 1951 STUDEBAKER 13 acres of Climax in 1955 and eight day for the 48th wedding anniver- Liberal Candidate, Mr. Bruneau, one is satisfied that selfish acres of Lasalle and 10 acres of sary celebratioh for her parents, Mr. interests cannot find place in the minds of the real Liberals of' 2-tone - V8 Motor - Automatic and Mrs. Delbert Connell. All mem- , A Real Bargain Climax in 1954. Glengarry-Prescott. Was $795 Mr. Arkinstall has been a consist- ■bers of the couple’s family were ent exhibitor at the Glengarry present for the occasion. Mr. Roland Pilon is hurt because his association HAS For Only $595 Comity Seed Fair, as well as the Ot- o—-—— NOT been recognized by the Liberal Leaders in Ottawa. Mr. tawa Valley Seed Fair, the Ottawa We regret lack of space forces Pilon told “The Review” that the Association which he ’heads Winter Fair and the Royal Winter us to hold over other Personal is “hurt” because the Liberal Party did not bother to recognize' 1955 DODGE SEDAN items and news budgets.—Editor. Blue - Slip Covers - A Real Buy Fah. He has on occasions exhibited their Association. “We are trying now to get at least-recog- Was $1,750 at the International Hay and Grain nition ; this in itself would help to-heal any harm done by the Sale Price $1,495 Show in Chicago. He has been a ^8S888SS?8SS8^S2S8S8SS8S$SJSSÎ8SSSSSSSSkô. Liberal party’s recent action in claiming the other association: director of the Ottawa Valley Seed as ‘Official’, he said.” Growers Association for several 1951 FORD SEDAN years. Why should Mr. Pilon be hurt? Why should his associa- 2-tone - New Paint Mir. Arkinstall has contributed DANCE tion be recognized? Who is he, to be more Liberal than Mr- A Really Good Car much to the economic development — in — St-Laurent ? He is a man that nurses a grudge, because he has; j» Was $850 and social life of his community, McCRIMMON HALL not been invited into the ranks of the Official Liberal Associa-. ' Sale Price $695 ELECTRICAL and CARBURETOR and through his knowledge of seed tion. Now he wants one of his own. Is this a reason to try SPECIALIST production problems he has done and (iwidei Is this an act of a good Liberal, a true Liberal ? much to promote field crop spray- FRIDAY, MAY 3rd 1950 CHEV. SEDAN E-, PHONE 391 ALEXANDRIA ing, fertilizer practices and im- What reasons has Mr. Horace Dubois to babble the way Maroon - Radio - New Paint proved harvesting methods among Good Music he does? Purely selfish and personal. His accusations are Originally $695 Laurier Lefebvre’s Service Station the farmers producing Registered ADMISSION — GENTS $1.00 childish, to say the least. Because the present Member has not For Only $550 and Certified forage crops seeds in Lunch Included considered some demands made by Mr. Dubois, this honourable his immediate area. '•0»0«0*0«0*0«0*0*0»0*0*0«0*0«0«0f0«0*0«0*0«0»0# man would like the rest of the electors of Glengarry-Prescott We feel that Mr. Arkinstall has >#ofOto*o»o«o«o*ofOfo*o*o»o*o*o«o*o»o»o*Q«o*o*v to join battle with him to serve his own vengeance. A true 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN made an outstanding contribution jéo»o*o«o*o«o»oéo»o*o«o«o»o*o«o«o«o«o*o*o«ô*oioèi Liberal ? Grey - Radio - New Paint as a seed grower and we recommend See It! him for recognition. Reduced from $595 to And what of Mr. René Bertrand? His only reason (be- Direct From Our Workshop | Glen Nevis Night cause he cannot boast of ^having any special qualifications) his- Only $495 ^?S?8S8?8S8SSJS5SSSSSS8$SSSSSSSSSS8$SSSSSSS?St. only motive : Get rid of Bruneau. CHARLOTTENBURGH 1950 LAWN SWINGS - PICNIC TABLES ' FRIDAY, MAY 3rd And what of Mr. Major? Mr. Major would like another- JUNIOR FARMERS’ — in — chance to be elected as Liberal Member, but as an ex-Liberal STUDEBAKER SEDAN member, it is all but impossible for Mr. Major to ignore the Green - Radio -.Overdrive HEAVY-DUTY STEP LADDERS ALEXANDER HALL deeision of the Cabinet Ministers and that of Mr. St-Laurent. Î Try This One All Sturdily Built and of the Finest Workmanship May Kick ALEXANDRIA ; Was $550 The Liberals of Glengarry-Prescott have chosen Raymond Sale Price $395 Euchre and Social Evening Bruneau as their representative at the last election and will WE CAREY ALL LINES OF FRIDAY, MAY 3rd Sponsored by again choose him June 10th, because he has done his duty and — in — St. Margaret of Scotland Parish, served his electors to the best of his ability. Let any one speak: 1950 FORD SEDAN Building Materials Glen Nevis who has knocked at Mr. Bruneau’s office and has not received] 2-tone - Radio - Overdrive CHAR-LAN HIGH SCHOOL Cards start at 8.30 p.m. his co-operation. New Paint - Wow! AUDITORIUM Was $695 DROP IN AND SEE Good Orchestra and Good Prizes Inserted toy the Glengarry-Prescott Liberal Association, Now Only $575 OUR VERY COMPLETE SELECTION OF WILLIAMSTOWN Admission 75 Cents of which Mr. Noel Berthiaume is President. Music by Including Lunch 1949 CHEV. SEDAN PLYWOODS THE JOLLY JACKS 2-tone - Radio - New Paint OF ARNPRIOR Very Good Was $550 Admission: 75 Cents Each 7 CEMENT $1.15 PER BAG , A Steal at $350 ' «8SSSS8SSSSS$SS$Ï8SSSSSSSSSSS!S5Ï5SSS!S!SSS?' f 1949 BEFORE YOU BUILD OR BUT PLYMOUTH SEDAN SEE Green - Radio - New Paint Orchestra Can’t Miss! PLANNING A Was $595 JOS. A. FILION WEDDING RECEPTION I Sale Price $450 Green Valley Phone: Alexandria 282-J-4 OR DANCE? WE DELIVER —i— SID PLAMADOR i Two Real Specials! and His Orchestra 1948 DODGE SEDAN are open for engagements 1 2-tone PIANOS FOR SALE, $60 UP Needs a Battery and 2 Tires l Motor Good MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT:-: Take Her Away for $149 REPAIRED Tax Arrears PIANO TUNING î 1938 FORD SEDAN We are equipped for All Repairs Roy’s Garage, Glen Roy I Good Motor - Tires - Paint Township of Charlottenburgh SID PLAMADOR Fishing Time Special $45 Phone 788 NEW-CAR GUARANTEE 60-DAY GUARANTEE FINAL NOTICE is hereby given that arrears Victoria Street, Alexandria î (90 days or 3,000 miles) 55 DODGE SEDAN. of taxes for 1955 and prior years remaining WEST END 56 CHEV. SEDAN, low mileage. 53 PONTIAC, 8 - cylinder, Hardtop î unpaid as of, 56 CHEV. COACH, low mileage. Convertible. AUCTION SALE 55 METEOR SEDAN, radio. 53 FORD COACH, automatic. î SALES & SERVICE 55 CHEV. BEL-AIR, radio, fully equipped. 30th APRIL, 1957 — of — 53 PONTIAC SEDAN. NORMAN LAPERLE ' 53 METEOR SEDAN, radio, low mileage. I PROP. Good Household Furniture will be handed to the Bailiff for collection. You have to see this one to realize what 49 CHEV. COACH. — This oar priced Kenyon St. W. Main St. S. Residence of PETER MASSIA a good buy it is. very reasonable. Alexandria—Phone 336 PAYMENT ON OR BEFORE THE ABOVE on Highway 34, one mile north of DATE WILL SAVE EMBARRASSMENT Alexandria Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. See ROY’S for Good Buys AND ADDITIONAL EXPENSE. Saturday, May 4th — TRUCKS — i $25.00 DOWN at 1 p.m., DST 53 FORD I/2-TON PICK-UP, like new, cus- W. J. MURRAY, tom cab. ROY’S GARAGE \ — TERMS - CASH — BUYS A CAR HERE Williamstown, Ontario, Tax Collector 49 CHEV. 1-TON, new motor. Phone 75-J-l GLEN ROY Balance Easy Terms 8th April, 1957. ALBERT MARCOUX, Auctioneer 48 CHEV. 34-TON. Phone 331-J-3 j The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, April 25th, 1957 Page 5

.-Jack McCallum and Ray Young Mr. and Mrs. Morley Tobin, Mrs. Mrs. J. M. Leroux, who returned Marie-Paui Lalonde of Ottawa, was of Kingston, spent the weekend with Ruth Deer Bessie dingen,. Mr. and Mrs. Alex to her home here \last week after with her over the holiday weekend. the former’s mother, Mrs. R. J. Mc- McDonald, Mrs. D. A. McIntosh and spending the winter with her Mr. and Mrs. John McLennan and ommûwag^ Callum, returning Monday. Is Bride Alex McIntosh, Miss Rosalie Mac- daughter, Miss Ida Leroux, in Ot- Mrs. Duncan McLennan and daugh- Miss Angela O’Shea, RN, of Bell- CHARLEBOIS—DEER Donell, Miss Florence McDonald, tawa, had as her guests for Easter, ter, Jean, of Cornwall, spent Wed- rose, Long Island, motored üp to The marriage of Miss Ruth Deer, Archie McDonald, Miss Elaine Mac- Mr. arid' Mrs. Hector Leroux of nesday in town. spend the holidays with Mr. and daughter of , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mc- Wrightville; Miss Leroux, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, SOCIAL and PERSONAL Mrs. Duncan Morris and family in Deer of Alexandria, to Mr. Gerald Donald of Detroit, were among Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Filion and town. She was to return Wednes- Charlebois, son of Mr. and Mrs. those from here who attended the children, Glen Roy. their son, Gary, and Miss Janis Ur. and Mrs. Edwin McDonald of Mrs. Alberic Jiulien returned to day. Accompanying her were Mr. Adrien Charlebois, also of Alex- MacDonald-Hunt weddirig. Mrs. Paul (Lalonde was taken to Carter of Ottawa, spent Sunday Detroit^ Mich., spent ’ the weekend her home in Sherbrdôke, Que., Wed- and Mrs. Jack Wide and son, Ger- andria, took place quietly in the Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kennedy and the Hotel Dieu in Cornwall last with the former’s parents, Major with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. nesday, after spending a week with ald, and MT. A. E. MacDonald of Bishop’s Residence here on Monday son, Billy, of Ottawa; Miss Mae her toother, Wilfred McLeister. Thursday. Her daughter, Miss and Mrs. Angus McDonald (Grove). E. Macphee and attended the. Hunt- Floral Park, L.I. The Wick's were evening, April 22nd. Kennedy, John M. Kennedy, Bill Miss Kay McLeister, RN, of Mont- MacDonald wedding in Cornwall, the guests of her mother, Mrs. Rev. J. D. McPhail, Rector, offi- George and daughter, Diane, all of real, was also here for the holiday Easter Monday. John James Mac- Hugh Outhbert, while Mr. MacDon- ciated at the ceremony and the Montreal, and Bill Kennedy of phee was also .home from Ottawa weekend. ald remained over with his sisters, couple was attended by Mr. and Cornwall, spent Easter with Lloyd Mr. ànd Mrs. Donald MacDonald ; for the holiday weekend. MTs. R. J. MacCallum and Miss A. Mrs. Stephen O’Connor, Jr. The Kennedy, and they were joined for ANNOUNCING . .A |L . * ' Mr. Ulric Lalonde is doing nicely of "Winnipeg, Man., visited here from L. MacDonald. bride is with the Communications Sunday dinner by Jdr. and Mrs. Thursday to Sunday with Mr. and as a patient in the Hotel Dieu, Mrs. Patrick Finn and grand- Division of the; Royal Canadian Jirii Weir and Kevin, and Mrs. John THE OPENING OF A NEW Cornwall, where he underwent an Mrs. Archie M. MacDonald. Other Navy. Mclver. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gus daughter, Heather Hossack, of Ot- emergency operation Tuesday night. tawa, is spending a week with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charlebois left on Mr. and Mrs Leo St. John and He was visited by members of his Strougler of Ottawa. a wedding trip to the United States PLUMBING AND HEATING SHOP iMrs. James V. Chisholm has re- R. J. McCallum and Miss A. L. Mac- daughter, Lenore, and AÏan DaPrato family, including Mr. and Mrs. Aime Donald. following the ceremony. left Sunday morning on a motor trip Lalonde of Kingston who, with their turned from Vancouver, B.C., where in GLEN ROBERTSON Miss Mary Janet O’Shea, RN, of to Dartmouth, N.S., to spend a week children, spent the weekend here, she spent the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm Macdonald. Montreal, was a holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Buddy St. John and by Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Ross Mi", and Mrs. Josephat Theoret and daughter, ;Stephanie. of Dorval, Que., who were also On the way back she visited with guest of Mr. and Mks. Duncan and Pauline motored ttf Montreal, Morris and family. weekend guests of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacDonald in where they picked up Mr. and Mrs. JEAN-PAUL CARUINAL Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Im- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Piche and Herve Ranger of Ville Emard and plante in Corunna, Ont. three sons of Montreal, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bergmame of INSTALLATION and REPAIRS Mrs. Jerome Lalonde and two sons Donald Gormley of Stratford, Ville LaSalle, and continued'to Que- EXPERT WORK DONE IN Ont., was here for Easter weekend of Verdun, spent the weekend with bec City. Here they spent EaSter The Eastern Ontario with his daughter, Donna, and Dr. Mrs. D. A. McIntosh and Alex. They weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Guild of Puppetry PLUMBING — HEATING — ROOFING and Mrs. J. W. B. Villeneuve and also had Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Chis- Bergmame, Debbie and Dean. They family. holm and son, Dug, of Round Lake, assisted at Mass at Ste Anne de Third Annual TELEPHONE 280-W-12 Miss Rosalie MacDonell, RN, of N.Y., who visited as well with MTJ Bellevue, and returned by way of and Mrs. John Chisholm and family, ? Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Three Rivers and Notre Dame du ! >i?SSS8SSSSSS8?S?8SSS8?£SSSSSSSSSS^SfS?S;SSSSSSSSSSSS?SfSS8S8SS?2SSSS?SS8?SSS88S8?SSSS:SSS2a3 Daoust and family of Verdun; Mr. McCormick Road. Cap. FESTIVAL and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin and Mrs. Albert Dale has re-opened Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Cabana and GLENGARRY Maureen of Martintown; Rev. Leo her home on Bishop street north, Mrs. I. Benoit of Montreal; Bobby CINEMASCOPE MacDonell and Mrs. Delphine Mc- after spending the winter months Sabourin of Drummondvifle; Mrs. DISTRICT IT’S in Montreal. Dougall of Pinch, visited over Easter G. Gavard of Wrightville; Mr. Den- HIGH SCHOOL weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John A. Miss Mavis Dewar is a guest at nis Kelly of Ottawa, and Claude Friday - Saturday MacDonell. Miss Rosalie is spend- the Park Plaza Hotel, Toronto, this Sabourin of Cornwall, spent Easter ing a week’s holidays at her home, week while attending the Ontario weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. O. SAT., MAY 4th Summer Underwear Time April 26 - 27 another week with Mr. and Laurie Music Educators’ Association con- Sabourin. Russell and family at Niagara Palls, vention. Discussions, — AT — The Misses Edith and Mary Lan- Demonstrations, after wijjich she will report for duty Home with their parents, Mr. and caster of Ottawa, and Lowell Os- frince Valiant’ at the Hotel Dieu in St. Catharines, Displays Mrs. John O’Brien, for the Easter trean of Toronto, were with "Mrs. representing puppets Outdoor Drama - Cinemascope Ont. holidays were the Misses Hilda, E. B. Ostrom for Easter. of many types Ed. MacDonald of Floral Park, Jsobel and Betty O’Brien of Ottawa; Barbara’s Store Color Long Island, N.Y.. visited over Eas- Alex O’Brien of Toronto, and D. R. Mrs. J. A. Laurin is now with her Informal A James Mason - Janet Leigh ter weekend with his sisters, Mrs. O’Brien of Cornwall. father, Mr. D. M, Courville of Corn- Public Performances AGENTS FOR • Robert Wagner R. J. McCallum and Miss A. L. Mac- Kenneth Cameron spent Monday wall, who was to undergo an oper- at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Donald, and the Misses Sally and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Finlay ation in Notre Dame Hospital, John Keogh’s Marionettes Montreal, today. '• Also in Montreal STANFIHD’S UNDERWEAR Monday - Tuesday Gertrude MacDonald, who were up McNeil in'Montreal. They also had - at 2 pan. from Montreal for the -holiday. He ÏÆrs. Archie McRae and Mrs. Janet are Eh . A. L. Courville of Albuquer- INTRODUCING . . .. que, New Mexico, and Dr. C. A. ADMISSION 50 CENTS April 29 - 30 returned to his home by plane from Miree. It was Mr. Cameron’s first LADIES’ STANFIELD LINGERIE # Dorval Airport on Monday. trip home *'om Winnipeg in 29 Courville of Rossland, B.C. Mr. s years. Courville is seriously ill. ’Miracle in the Rain’ Mrs. Finlay McNeil of Montreal, Mrs. James Kerr, Miss Jo Kerr SILK BLOOMERS .. . 89c to $1.25 ; Drama attended the marriage of Miss The- and Alex Kerr, of Ottawa, were “Pot of Gold” resa MacDonald to Mr. Leo Hunt, in Easter weekend visitors with Dr. Jane Wyman - Van Johnson MOIR’S Cornwall, Easter Monday. and Mrs. D. D. McIntosh, and the KAYSER’S BLOOMERS 89c to $1.39 CHOCOLATES Mr. and Mrs. James McAdam and Misses Pat McIntosh of Montreal, OTHER MAKES 49c Wednesday - Thursday Beyond Question son, Bobby, of Toronto, were Easter and Jean McIntosh of Cornwall, THE BEST guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maxime La- were also here over Sunday. MEN’S May 1 - 2 londe, Sr., and Miss Germaine Easter weekend guests, at the Lalonde. home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morris STANFIELD SHIRTS and SHORTS Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McMillan included almost all "members of ’The Virgin Queen’ WHfred McLeister of Owen Sound; Mr. Jack McMillan their family: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Drama - Cinemascope - Color STATIONERY and Miss June Dawson of Hamilton, Morris, Richard and Paula, Mont- 95c to $1.50 visited Mir. and Mrs. Jim McMillan real; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Morris, Bette Davis - Richard Todd SHOPPERS’ NEEDS GRANDTEX SHIRTS and SHORTS ALEXANDRIA, ONT. and family, Gemish street, over the Ann, Peter, and William Wallace, weekend; Campbell’s Bay;’ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ' ' 49c each Mrs. Duncan A. McDonald is Irvine, Gail, Miriam, Robert, Mary Yon Can Be Sure spending the Easter vacation visit- Patricia and Leah Marie of Ottawa; "When You Deal 'At. ing friends in Peterborough.' Mr. and Mrs. Pat Brady, BOnnie Mr. and Mrs. Rene Gauthier and and Valerie, and Mr. and Mrs. Don- WE’RE GOING children are, visiting relatives in ald McPhee and the latter’s mother, 502 Montreal Road Kirkland Lake during the term Mrs. James Cassidy, all of Lachine, BARBARA’S vacation. arid Peter A. Morris of Cornwall. Cornwall Alexandria Phone 107 Raymond Lefebvre of Toronto; ■'The Misses Mickey and Patsy Dale Miss Ljiciêrme Lefebvre of Ottawa, of Montreal, spent the weekend with and' Sgmn. Ronald Lefebvre of Bar- their mother, Mrs. Albert Dale, and HANDY ANDY riefield, spent (Easter with their par- r ~ 1 ~ ~ r fJMh' 1 uMi together with Mrs. David McDougall ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Le- and son, Jack, attended the Mac- This Saturday, April 27th febvre. Danald-Hunt wedding in Cornwall. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morris spent On Sunday evening, Mrs. Finlay Ouellette Electric and Hardware Drop in and See Our the early part of the week with Mr; McNeil and Mr. Alex McDonald of and Mrs. Edgar MacLeod and chil- Montreal, called in. ." Completely New Stock of dren, Lakeside, Que. ORIGINAL HOME SUPPLIES - SPORTING GOODS AUTO SUPPLIES - HAND TOOLS . LOST-A Widow's Home...... because her husband would never face the fact 1 CENT SALE GARDEN SUPPUES that he coy Id die, and he failed to safeguard his house with a Sun Life of Canada Mortgage policy. on Rock Spar Vamish for Floors and Furniture RECORDS, ETC, ETC, Be sure that such a fate doesn’t befall your wife. Buy 2 cans (same size) for the price of 1 plus 1 Cent We Still Sërvice and Repair Why not call me today on this very SALE PRICE GOOD RROM APRIL 20th TO MAY 4th ■BSH important matter? TVs, RADIOS and HOME APPLIANCES Use Olidden Paints And Varnishes LARRY J. McCOSHAM PIGEON'S District Supervisor with DRAMATONE MULTI-PURPOSE TINTING COLORS —PHONES— for every use Television & Radio Service Office 401 $■ Res. 4850-W Phone 94 Mill Square 165 Pitt Street. Cornwell Visit Our We have a Complete Call US for Line of Electric MOTORS SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA GIFT Electric WIRING DEPARTMENT HARDWARE and' Something for ALL KITCHENWARE Electric Motor in tile family GARDEN TOOLS REPAIRS GLENGARRY - PRESCOTT LIBERAL FEDERAL ASSOCIATION Electrical Appliances of all types FRIGIDAIRES — DEEP FREEZERS — COOLERS — RANGES OFFICIAL LIBERAL WASHING MACHINES and ELECTRICAL FIXTURES WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS — SHALLOW and SEE US DEEP WELLS — JÜTRAS BARN EQUIPMENT . . v CONVENTION such as Water Bowls, Litter Carriers, Barn Cleaners, ONE CENT SALE FOR— etc. — As well as COMPLETE DAIRY SUPPLIES Monday, April 29th ATTENTION FARMERS - 8:00 p.m. FOUR BIG DAYS STARTING MAY 1st NOW is the time to CHECK YOUR MILKER to get all the profit you can from your cows ... IT WILL PAY YOU to SWITCH TO P Parish Hall Your pennies buy • lot during the four voluo* pocked doys ot your KEXALL STORE. Toiletries, Remcdici, Household Needs —all SURGE IVI I L K E R ot two for the prico of one—plus one cent. Vankleek Hill Don't delay . . . get YOUR share of these as many others are doing to get a FASTER MILKING il Tne s ^r and MORE MILK All persons iSjSll '»«/?> Call your SURGE Dealer he will show you why wishing to be nominated candidates are welcomed Ouellette Electric and Hardware WELCOME TO ALL PHONE 247 EUGENE OUELLETTE, Prop. ALEXANDRIA ROLLAND PILON, Pres. CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY ATI. DAY

YOU CAN DEPEND ON ANY" PRODUCT THAT BEARS THE NAME Page 6 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ontario, Thursday, April 25th, 1957 ►O-—»■() mm »■ ()-€M»() ■■■II ()-—»() —1> ()•€■»■()■—»•( The Most MODERN Brewery in North America i -COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE- GLEN ROBERTSON DUNVEGAN G. Pattyn & Son | We sympathize with the family Her many friends here regret to and relatives of the late Altonie hear of the illness of Mrs. Norman Menard, who passed away in his Catton of Toronto, who is at pres- General Contractors j 67th year after a prolonged illness. ent hospitalized. We hope she Neither language nor religion was makes a good recovery. a bar to the mass of friendship Miss Daryl Hewston, RN, Corn- which he enjoyed and it was no sur- wall, spent a few days holiday at HOUSING RENOVATIONS prise to see what was probably the her home here.- ALL TYPES of FRAME CONSTRUCTION largest attendance ever seen at a Now that • schools are closed, funeral service in Glen Robertson. teachers and pupils are enjoying the NO JOB TOO BIG OE TOO SMALL The sudden passing of Mrs. Alex- Easter-holidays. Teachers home are andre Brunet, at her home in the Misses Barbara MacLeod, Toronto; Gore, evokes our profound sympathy Sheila Ferguson, Ottawa; Harriet Kitchen Cabinets a Specialty for her bereaved family and rela- Campbell and mother, Mrs. Camp- tives. bell, Cornwall. His great ' many friends in the Dr. Keith Muir, Mrs. Muir and For Free Estimates Glen were shocked by the death-of little daughter, SylVia, and Mr. and WRITE . . . OE PHONE LOCHIEL 28-R-23 Leo Lajoie, and everyone will be Mrs. D. H. MacLeod spent holidays sorry for' his family in their sad with their mother, Mrs. D. W. Mac- •bereavement. Leod and family. -Miss Pearl Gibbons and Mrs. Among visitors from Montreal G. Pattyn & Son Minnie Lacombe of Montreal, were were Angus MacQueen, Alastair Laggan■uaggctu R.R. 1, Dalkeith the Easter weekend guests of Mr. MacLeod, Mr. and Mrs. George Rob- J and Mrs. Charles Dear. inson and sons, Duncan and Stuart, Mi', and Mrs. Lucien Giroux and Misses Dolly MacPhee and Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Roger Giroux of MacLeod; from Ottawa: Mrs. Wtm. RUDY MONTREUIL shows Labatt sales representatives KILBY MACDONALD, Montreal, and Miss Rejeanne MacQueen, Misses Marjorie Mac- SAM GODIN and TOM MONAHAN one of the many quality control cheeks carried Giroux of Valleyfield, were at .Mr. Kinnon and Gladys MacLeod. out by Labatt’s in the most modern brewery in North America. This test measures and Mi-s. Charlie Giroux's for the Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fletcher Labatt quality brews to insure that they are up to the full strength demanded by weekend. and family, after spending the win- Labatt master brewers. Public Notice Herbert Osborn and friend. Miss ter months here, moved to their new Sue Cooper, as -well as his nephew, home Thursday. Herbert Brailey, and niece, Rose Mrs. John D. MacLeod spent the DOGS PROHIBITED FROM RUNNING Marie Brailey, all of Hamilton, have Easter holidays visiting her par- AT LARGE been visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Toronto. GLEN NORMAN Robertson. Donald Fletcher had as visitors, Miss- Denise Roussin of Teachers’ Warning Of By-Law in the Monday evening, his nephew, Dun- Lucien Sauve of Sudbury, visited College, Ottawa, is spending her can Bradley, Mrs. Bradley and little his brother Leo and family for Eas- holidays with her parents, Mr. and Requiring Licensing Of All ter holidays. son, Donald, Toronto, and their Mrs. Alcide Roussin and family. aunt, Mrs. W. J. MacLeod, and TOWN of ALEXANDRIA Misses Sarah and Gladys Mc- Miss Patricia McDonald and Donald have spent the Easter holi- daughter, Marilyn, of Weston; Mrs. Charles McDonald of Ottawa, are DURING MAY AND JUNE Mary Coombs and Mrs. Forbes Mac- BICYCLES days in their home here. spending their Easter holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Kinnon. TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA Pursuant to by-law, no person shall allow any dog Mr. and Mrs. Lynus MacPherson their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Paul, Ann and Brian, of Verdun, McDonald, and other members of of which he is owner, possessor or harhourer, to run at were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jack and children, Glen Sandfield, visited All residents in the municipality owning and/or the family. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald large in the Town of Alexandria during May and June. Mrs. A. Fraser, on Sunday. using a bicycle shall, before using the same upon any MicDonald and Miss A. B. Johnson. and Allan also had with them for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Austin and Dog licenses are now due and may be obtained from Robert Hanley and daughters, Easter Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard street of the municipality, obtain a license therefor, Kathleen and Marie, Laval des Bruce, Alexandria, visited their par- O’Connor of Pembroke, and Mr. and prior to May 1st. the Chief of Police or at the Clerk’s office. Rapides, spent the Easter holidays ental home Sunday. Mrs. Archie Leduc of St Anne de with Mrs. Grace Hanley. The auction sale held here on No license shall be issued to a child who has not ED. DUPUIS, Prescott; Miss Anne I. McDonald , Alex Robertson H is enjoying the Saturday of the household effects attained the age of (10) ten years. of Montreal, and Miss Tillie Mc- Easter vacation from school in Ver- of the late Mrs. W. J. MacLeod, was Chief Constable Donald, nurse-in-training, King- dun with Alex and Georgina Rob- well attended. The license fee shall be 50 cents payable annually ston. Alexandria, Ontario. ertson. Mrs. Nelson Montgomery and on the First Day of May in each year and shall con- Mrs. W. J. O’Shea of Point Claire, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Mia jor and brothers, Murdie and James, attend- tinue in force for one year, such license to be issued Que., spent the weekend with Mr. Luc, Lancaster, were guests of Mr. ed the funeral of their aunt, the by the Chief of Police or his Deputy, on application and Mrs. Sylvester McDonald and and Mrs. Albert Brunet, late Mrs. Dan MacLean, at Max- made therefor. - • children. Mr. and Mrs. Rondeau and Miss ville, on Saturday afternoon. Miss Claire Theoret of Montreal, Jacqueline St Laurent and friend, A fee of 25 cents shall be charged for registering enjoyed the weekend with her par- G. Guarda, all of Montreal, were EASTER SERVICE the transfer of ownership of any bicycle. ents and other members of the with Mr. and Mrs. Romeo St Laur- A large congregation was prseent family. Fines or jail sentences upon default of payment of Here's A Remarkable Opportunity ent last weekend. at the Eastèr morning service. Weekend visitors with Mr. and fines, will be assessed on conviction of any infraction Mr, and Mrs. Albert Arnott and Special Easter music by the choir Mrs. W. R. Lauzon and Miss Hor- I Marilyn, Montreal, spent their Eas- of this by-law. was under the leadership of Mrs. tense, were Mr. and Mrs. Bruno To Get Canada’s Finest Tractor [ter holidays at their home here. W. A. MacKinnon, organist. Lauzon and two little daughters, | Douglas and his mother, Mrs. ED. DUPUIS, Beautiful Easter lilies were in Mr. and Mrs. Alban Lauzon, Miss Annie Robinson, went to Montreal ...At The Biggest Savings Ever! memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Annette Gladus and Maurice Lau- Chief of Police. [over the weekend, where they spent A. D. Cameron, from their daugh- zon, all of Montreal. Other visitors I an enjoyable time with Mr. and Right now your Coekshutt dealer is offering trade-in ter, Mrs. J. Holder (Elsie) of Ber- Sunday afternoon with the Lauzons t Mrs. Roger Harvey and family. muda, and from Mrs. Duncan Mac- were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Lauzon deals you’d hardly believe possible. Yes, your present Recent visitors of 'Mr. and Mrs. intosh, Cornwall, in memory of her andjlaughter, Pauline, and Mr. and tractor is worth more than ever before on a new Henri Fatemaude were: Mr. and husband, the late Mr. Macintosh. Mrs. Ernest Leduc of Cornwall. Coekshutt. Mrs. Jean-Lesage and sons, and Miss 0 • Lucette Patenaude, all of Montreal, With Joseph Theoret on Sunday When you handle a Coekshutt ÿou know you are afternoon were Mr, and Mrs. Blzear r Mrs. Russ Burnett and Wallace handling a years-ahead tractor — a tractor with a tre- Theoret, Mr. an

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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE Lot 8-19 Concession, South Plantagenet OF FARM IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD (One mile South-West of St. Isidore) FURNITURE GLEN ROY WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st, 1957 The undersigned will offer for sale by Public Auction at Congratulations to the pupils of at 1:00 p.m. SS No. 17, Charlottenburgh, who 18 young high grade Holstein milch cows; 18 pigs, 6 weeks old; 2 sows; Lot 23-6 Concession, Lancaster attained a 100 per cent perfect at- Case tractor, in good order; Case double tractor disc; Fleury 2-furrow tendance record for the month of tractor plow; ditching plow; McCormick mower, 6-ft. cut; 2-wheel trailer (One-half mile North-East of North Lancaster) March. with rack; John Deere roller-bearing rubber tire wagon; 2 sets logging Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonell, sleighs; 800 bushels Lanark oats; 10 tons wire-baled hay; 300 fence posts; MONDAY, APRIL 29th, 1957 Jamie and Rosalie, spent the Easter good Collie dog; 6 8-gallon milk cans; electric cream separator; 16-foot weekend in La Passe with Mrs. Mc- fiat bottom hay rack; cutter; chains; whiffletrees; forks; shovels; tools, at 1:00 p.m. etc., etc. Donpll’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. TERMS — $20.00 and under, cash; over that amount, 4 months’ credit -To wind up the estate of the late Angus K. MacDonell. James La Bine. upon furnishing approved joint notes hearing interest at 3%. 2% off Evans Cameron, Manotick, . is- for cash. Terms on tractor, half cash. Black mare, 10 years old, 1,500 lbs.; bay horse, 12 years old, 1,300 lbs.; spending a three-week holiday with April 5th, Hon. J, G. Gardiner, Minister of Agriculture, reviewed the Everything will be sold. Farm-lias been sold7 1955 Ford tractor, as good as new, with 2-furrow hydraulic plow; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. government’s agriculture policy at a meeting held in support of LEONIDE FAUBERT, Proprietor, hydraulic tractor, double discs; hydraulic tractor scraper; tractor pulley; Cameron. They also have Willie Raymond Bruneau, M.P. Mr. Gardiner paid tribute to Mr. Bruneau’s ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. RR 2, St. Isidore de Prescott, Ont. land roller; springtooth harrow; smoothing harrow; Deering binder, 6-ft. Tolhurst of Cornwall. On Sunday, excellent work in the Commons. Mr. GARDINER and J. C. ALLEN, Phone 105-J-5, Alexandria. cut; Cockshutt disc drill seeder; Massey-Harris hay loader; side delivery Peter and Joe Cameron of Montreal, ^president of the Ontario Liberal Association Geft)^ spoke in support rake; horse rake; logging sleighs; manure sleigh; cutter; long bench visited with them. of Mr. Bruneau who, Mr. Allen reminded, “had been endorsed as the circular saw; heavy-duty roller-bearing rubber-tired wagon; fiat bottom official candidate right down the line.” , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Prokosh and '«SSS?S8S5S?S8SSS523SSSÎ8SS5SSSSSSSSS8SS?SSSSS8SSSS8S8SSSSSSSSSS82ÎSSSS$SSSS8S?8SSSSSSS8SSSS^ hay rack; double harness; colters; single harness; Massey-Harris double- family, Montreal, visited relatives unit stainless steel milking machine with -h.p. motor and piping for here over the, weekend. 16 cows; new Beatty, pressure system with tank, never used; well pump; . Ont., called on Mi-, and Mrs. Dan pump jack with lé-hp. electric motor; electric cattle clippers; electric Miss Florence McDonell, Mont- Crevier. real, spent the weekend with Mrs. Archie Clark of Ottawa, spent I fencer; 50 fenceposts, sharpened; two cords dry cedar; milk hoist; McCRIMMON D. A. FAWTHROP, B.COMM. cement cooling tank; ladder; grain grinder, large size; fanning mill; "J. A. Kennedy and family. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. upright scales; 400 bales of hay; about 40 tons pressed straw;-200 bushels Duncan McDonald, Perth, and Mrs. Norman J. McLeod spent a MacLeod. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT good, oats; wheelbarrow., chest of tools; chains; whiffletrees; pails; Ambrose McDonald, Ottawa, are few days, at Valois, Que., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McCuaig of 2 30-gal .milk cans, etc. FURNITURE—Three-piece chesterfield set, like spending a three-week holiday with with her sister, Mrs. W. J. Mac- L’Orignal, Ont., spent Sunday eve- 101 SYDNEY STREET new; dining-room table and chairs; 3 dressers; sideboard; kitchen table their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gregor and son, Rory. ning the guests of Mr., and _ Mrs. and chairs; cook-stove; Quebec heater; foui- iron beds, complete; parlour McDonald. Home for Easter holi- Miss Jean MacLeod of Montreal, Norman J. McLeod and Angus N. CORNWALL ONTARIO rug, 4’x6’; Raymond drophead sewing machine; electric radio; hot plate; days are Audrey McDonald, Corn- and Mrs. D. A. McDonald aaid Edith McLeod. couch; two mirrors; piece of new linoleum; fire extinguisher, etc. wall; Ewen McDonald, Prescott, and of Metcalfe, Ont., are spending a Mrs. J. P. McLeod and Mr. and Charlie McDonald, Alexandria. They TERMS OF SALE — $20.00 and under, cash; over that amount, 3 months’ few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. J. D. McDonald motored to TELEPHONE 7833 also had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacLeod. Cornwall and called on Mrs. Mc- F‘r'' ! . l-57-tf g credit on furnishing approved joint notes bearing interest at 3%. Finley Chisholm, Mrs. Ted Mc- . 2% off for cash. Mrs. George Shepherd and family Leod’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. »°838S838ÔSô8£8c8S8ô8S8!8S8S8S8ô8S8ô8S8ô8?8ô8ôSô8S8S8S8SSô8ô838ô83Sô8ê8ô8S838S8S838S8?838J8S8&?t Carney and family, Toronto. • spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. Clark. Terms on tractor, half cash. Miss Mary Shago, Cornwall, and and Mrs. Stanford McCrimmon and Donald Shago, Prescott, were home family. (Intended for Last Issue) Farm consisting of 100 acres, good buildings, hydro, mostly all under for the Easter weekend. cultivation, will be offered for sale, subject to a reserve bid. Mrs. Rory W. McLeod is spending Flight Lieut. Rev. Father J. T. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cameron, Don- a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. ALEXANDRIA COMMISSION AUCTION Also 100 acres at Lot 26, 5th Concession, Lancaster Township, with good ald and Evans Cameron and Willie McGee of Rockcliffe Air Station, Rory MoGillivray, Mr. McGillivray spent Friday evening at the home barns, good bush, about 60 acres under cultivation. Tolhurst, were in Ottawa on Mon- and Wilma. day to visit Sjster M. of St. Angus. of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Crevier. Held every Wednesday MRS. BERNARD McDONELL, Miss Jean Taillon, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Betty Emberg, Ottawa, is Roger Ouimet of Hull, spent Easter Kevin McGee of Rockcliffe, and ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer. Executrix. spending the Easter holidays with Miss. Claire Crevier of Eastview, at Alexandria — starting ot 7.30 p.m. Phone 105-J-5, Alexandria. with Lionel and Rene Taillon and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald spent the weekend at the home of We will pick up cattle for our sale at $1.00 per head 1 Mr. and Mrs. F. Ouimet. Qnberg. Herbert Laviolette, Miss Jacque- her parents. over any reasonable distance Mr. and Mrs. John Shago and — o line Brant and brother, of Belleville, All hogs between" 180 and 220 lbs. sold are tattooed Jean spent Sunday with relatives in . There’s no easier'—or quicker way Ottawa. with Government Grade Miss Aline Valade, Ottawa, spent to sell livestock — find a needed Miss Alayne Oasey, Montreal, the weekend here. . machine — obtain buyers for prop- spent the weekend with Ml’, and E. H. Tourangeau left Monday for erty — get help — dispose of un- Mrs. Hugh Cameron. Telephone 14-R-4 OMER POIRIER Belleville, where he shall be em- wanted articles, than by advertising Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Major and ployed. We wish him success. I in our classified ad columns. Wilfred, Montreal, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roy. Miss Elnora Martel, Cornwall, spent the weekend with Mi-, and Mrs. Ernest Girard. O : ST. RAPHAELS the BIG NEWS Rev. D. A. Kerr is spending the early part of the week in Toronto and St. Catharines. Guests of Rev. D. A. Kerr for the Easter weekend were Mrs. M. Kerr, M for farmers ! Miss Johanna and Alex Kerr, Ot- tawa. We regret that Miss Alice Stur- kenboom is at present in the Hotel Dieu Hospital, and trust she will make a speedy recovery. M!rs. P. J. P. McDonell spent Eas- ter Sunday at her home in Alex- andria. That's Right... Miss Pauline Valade, Miss Dorothy McDonald, Mr. and Mts. Lloyd Mc- give your chicks < Donald and Miss Adine Dupuis, all of Montreal, were at their respec- tive homes for the holiday, while For Proper Growth and Development Miss Isabel McDonald and Miss Margaret Cashion, Ottawa, visited Mrs. H. R. McDonald. Recent guests of Mrs. B. McGillis CO-OP Grow Mash were Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraser, Ot- tawa. Whether you rear your chicks in confinement or Mîrs. F. McDonald returned home on range, be sure to use CO-OP Grow Mash — This recently from her winter’s sojourn feed contains all the nutrients necessary to give in Martintown. Charles McDonald, your birds the fast growth and strong bone devel- D. A. McDonald, and George Mc- Donald, Cornwall, spent the week- opment they need in order to give you top results end at their home. in the laying cage. Mr. and Mrs. Brunet, Glen Rob- ertson, visited Elzear Andre and ORDER TODAY family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Chisholm, Mr. and Mrs. T. MteCamey and family, GLENGARRY FARMERS’ CO-OP Toronto, called on friends here re- cently. Mill Square — ALEXANDRIA — Phone 347 Miss V. Andre, Montreal, was at her parental home for Sunday. INTERNATIONAL 2-3-PLOW HOPE’S AUTO PARTS B-250 UTILITY PHONE 241 MAIN STREET — ALEXANDRIA The Lowest-Priced Diesel in Canada !

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33—Apartments—Flats To Let Notice To Creditors To let for April 1st, Pommier apart- And Others ment, three rooms furnished and In the matter of the Estate of heated; kitchen, bedroom, living- MYLES D. KENNEDY, late of the room, hot and cold water, and Township of Loehiel, in the 1—Coming Events 4—Approaching Marriages shower, frigidiaire, electric stove. County of Glengarry, Farmer, de- Apply to Claude Filion, Jeweller, ceased. MILOT - BASS — Mr. and Mrs. R. Main St., Alexandria. 12-tf Annual meeting of the Maxville TAKE NOTICE that all persons Cemetery Board will be held in Milot of Montreal, wish to an- H0UI BOUT THAT By RALPH TEE nounce the approaching marriage Three-room apartment on St. Paul having any claims against the Es- the Maxville Community Hall on of their daughter, Rhea, to Mr. THIS LUMBER, AND HE WAS <3-01NG- TO SAVE^ St., modem, immediate occupancy. tate of Myles D. Kennedy, who died April 29th, at 8,30 p.tn., DST. Ow- Apply to D. E. Markson, ’phone on or about thé 21st day of Janu- ing to several changes in the Ronald Bass, of Alexandria, son IS AS G-RËEN AND ON LUMBER-HA/ IT'S TOO BAD of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Bass of 222, Alexandria. 14-tf ary, A.D. 1957, are hereby required Cemetery Act, we would like all SAPPY AS I WAS HE DIDN'T LISTEN WHEN I TRIED to send full particulars of their interested to be present. Alex. Montreal. The wedding will take place Saturday evening, May 4th, FOR BUYING- IT TO TELL HIM HE COULD HAVE Five-room apartment, with all mod- claims to the undersigned solicitors Kennedy, Chairman; G. H. Me em conveniences, occupancy May on or before the 15th day of May, Dougall, Secretary. 16-2c at the Temple Emanu-El, Mont- real, 1st. Apply to M. Lemay, Kenyon 1957, after which date the estate St. East. Phone 459. 15-tf shall be distributed having regard Annual Spring Dance of the Glen- 6—Deaths Two-bedroom apartment to let, un- only to such claims as the Executor garry Club of Montreal, will be shall then have notice. held Friday night, May 10th, in furnished, occupancy May 1st. MacDONALD — At Hotel Dieu, Apply to Omer Poirier. Phones: DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, the Palais d’Or, Montreal. ^Tickets Cornwall, on April 21st, 1957, this 18th day .of April, 1957. being sold by Montreal members Alexandria 478, Loehiel 14-R-14. Christine Anne MacDonald, be- 17-lc MILLIGAN & MacDONALD, of the club, and at the door. loved sister of Donald John Mac- Barristers and Solicitors, . ^ 17-lc Donald, 4315 Melrose Avenue, Apartment to let for May 1st, five 122 Sydney Street, Montreal. Funeral was held on rooms, complete with bathroom, Cornwall, Ontario, Potluok supper, sponsored by the April 24th, from Marcoux and hot water, heavy-duty wiring. Solicitors for the Executors. OWL, in the basement of the Morris Funeral Home, with burial Apply at Leo Lauzon’s General 16-30 Rectory of St. Paul’s Parish, Dal- at Glen Nevis, Ont. 'Store, Alexandria. Phone 185-W keith, Sunday, April 29th, from day, 547 night. 17-lc 5 to 8 pan. Admission: adults RENAUD—On Saturday, April 13th, Notice To Creditors $1.00, children 50 cents. 17-lp in Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, Mary 36—Teachers Wanted And Others Beatrice Elaine, infant daughter In the matter of the Estate of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McNaughton of of Mi-, and Mi-s. Eldred Renaud, Qualified teacher wanted in the ALDEMA SAUVE, late of the Lancaster, who are celebrating the of Alexandria, age 13 days. Burial Kenyon Township .School Area. County of Glengarry, Farmer, took place in the family plot, St. 50th anniversary of their mar- Duties to commence September, deceased. riage, will be at home to their Raphael’s Parish cemetery. 1957. State qualifications. For friends and neighbors, on May information on salary schedule in TAKE NOTICE that any persons $th, from 3 to 5:30 in the after- 7—Cards of Thanks force contact Donald C. McIntosh, having any claims against the Es- noon and from 8 o’clock • in the secretary-treasurer, RR 1, Max- tate of Aldema Sauve, late of the evening. 17-lc CAMERON — Mr. and Mrs. Alex ville, Ont. 17-2c Township of Loehiel, in the County Cameron, St. Elmo, wish to thank of Glengarry, farmer, deceased, who St. Elmo Women’s Guild will hold their friends and relatives who 37—Help Wanted Female died on or about the 1st day of a-Pantry Sale and a Sale of Sew- called at their home, and for the November, A.D. 1956, are hereby re- ing in the Orange Hall, Maxville, gifts and cards, received on their Girl or woman wanted for house- quired to submit full particulars of on Saturday, May 4th, at 2.30 pm. 59th wedding anniversary. 17-lc keeping in new modem home in their claims in writing to the un- 17-lp Cornwall. $14.00 per week and dersigned solicitors on or before the LESBOS—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Libbos 10—Lost — Found 16—Poultry — Livestock 22—Farms For Sale or To Let room and board. Apply Post 7th day of May, AD. 1957, after Rummage Sale, Saturday, May 11th, wish to thank their friends and (Continued) (Continued) Office Box 1052, Cornwall, Ont. white date the estate shall be dis- in the Masonic Hall, Alexandria, neighbors for their kind help and Wallet containing license, insurance 17-lc tributed having regard only to such sponsored by the W.A. Good bar- generosity, with special thanks to card, etc., lost Monday night be- Year-old Holstein bull for sale, fit 115 acres, li -mile east of Glen claims as notice shall have, been Robertson, almost all under cultiva- . gains in' clean, used clothing, the C.W.L. and the canvassers. tween the Station and Passifern. for service. Call Tom O’Connor, POSITION OPEN received. We are most appreciative. Finder please return to Isidore Glen Roy, 323-J-13. 17-lc tion, buildnigs in fair shape. Apply shoes, etc. 17-lc FOR DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, Alexandria, Ont. 17-lc Massia, RR 2, Greenfield, or leave at Fred Joanette’s restaurant, Glen this 11th day of April, 1957. at News office. 17-lp Robertson. 17-2p 2—Births MacLEOD—The brothers and sisters 17—Baby Chicks FRONT OFFICE GIRL MILLIGAN & MACDONALD, with Barristers and Solicitors, of the late Catherine A. MacLeod Day-old Barred Rock and DeKalb 24—Houses For Sale or To Let GUNN — In Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, sincerely desire to thank all then- 12—Articles For Sale 122 Sydney Street, on Tuesday, April 9th, to Mr. and 101 chicks. Write for price list THE GLENGARRY NEWS Cornwall, Ontario, friends and neighbors for their House to let on Glen Robertson Mrs. Whiter Gunn (nee Margaret sympathy, floral offerings and. BOAT AND MOTOR or send order- to Major Poultry Interesting Work Solicitors for the Estate. Pidgeon), of Lancaster, a daugh- Farm, RR. 2, Green Valley, Ont. Road, one mile east of Alex- Health Insurance Plan 16-3c cards and letters., as well as all j FOR SALE andria; heavy-duty wiring. Apply ter, Darlene, a sister for Dannie those who called at the house in ■ Phone: Lancaster 4264. 9-tf Good Salary and Sheila. 15’ Lakecraft Boat — 25 h.p. to Evariste Jeaurond, RR. 2, respect to the memory of a be- , Ideal for anyone interested THE THIRD Outboard Motor — Electric Starter Save time, contact Hillside Hatchery Alexandria, Ont., ’phone Loehiel KEALEY—On Thursday, April 11th, loved sister. Special thanks to in writing EASTERN ONTARIO Dr. J, C. McLean-Bell and Dr. See GEORGE SHEPHERD agent here, make your choice from 29-R-14. 8-tf to Dr. and Mrs. Owen J. Kealey Bookkeeping experience and ability John Mutch. Phone 77 Alexandria their complete list of breeds, GUERNSEY CLUB (nee Patricia Ball) .of Boston, 17-tf i Seven-room house for rent or for to type an asset Mass., a daughter. Maxville, Ont. 17-lc crosses, available for prompt ship- sale, on Elgin St., interior com- SALE ment, including started pullets. pletely renovated, immediate oc- — Apply At — PIDGEON — At Hotel Dieu, Corn- 8—In Memoriam Hardwood and Softwood Broilers. Specials like Ames In- cupancy. Apply at Lauzon’s Gen- Metcalfe Fair Grounds wall, April 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. CASTONGUAY— In loving memory Cross or Pilch White Rocks. Your eral- Store, Sinclair St., ’phones: The News Office WED., MAY 1, 19a7 Anselm Pidgeon (nee Patsy Ber- of a -beloved husband and dad, LUMBER spring chicks should be from Hill- day 185-W, night 647. 14-3p Phone 9 Alexandria Starting at 1:30 p.m. nique), of Alexandria, a brother side. Raymond Lalonde, Glen William Castonguay, who passed FOR SALE 39—Help Wtd. Male, Female Best Pure Bred for Bobbie and Brian. away two years ago April 28th, Robertson. 17-lc House for sale or to let on Main St., 1955. in the rough or dressed Glen Robertson, Ont. Six rooms, Guernsey Cattle STIMiSON — On Thursday, April plaster walls, hot air furnace. Couple wanted, full-time work, man 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Two lonely years have passed away Also quantity of 20—Farm Machinery in poultry and wife in grading Available Between Cobourg Apply to Mrs. J. Kennedy, Glen and the Quebec Border Stimson, of Toronto, a daughter, Since that great sorrow, fell; CEDAR FENCEPOSTS. Robertson, Ont. 15-4c station. Apply at Major Poultry Cheryl Elizabeth. (The shock that I received that day A. J. MacGILLIS Second-hand Cockshutt “30” tractor Farm. Phone: Lancaster 4264, All 30 have Clean Blood and are ' I still remember well. in perfect condition, with live New bungalow, 14’x20’, easy to move, North Lancaster. 17-2c T.B. Tested and all have Federal 3—Engagements I never knew what pain he bore, R.R. 1, Alexandria, Ont. power take-off; one Massey-Har- with 20 acres of land if desired. Health Charts. I did not see him die, ris tractor in good condition. 49—Employment Wanted 12 COWS—Mostly second or third Phone : Loehiel 40-R-16 Arthur Lefebvre, Glen Robertson, CREVIER - MCGEE — Mr. and Mrs. I only know he passed away Apply at Lauzon’s General Store, "phone 360-W-4. 16-3c calvers. Cockshutt dealer, ’phone 185-W or Experienced truck driver and bull- Dan Crevier of McCrimmon, wish And could not say good-bye. 11 FIRST CALF HEIFERS—These, to announce the engagement of at night 547. 16-lc Six-room house to let in Green dozer operator seeking employ- —Sweet memory, loving him al- 15—Farm Produce ment. Leonard Stevens, Alex- and above 12 cows, will be either their daughter, Claire Marie, to ' ways, forgetting him never. — Valley, newly built, all modern just fresh or close up on sale day. Quantity baled hay, some baled conveniences, occupancy May 1st. andria. Phone 185-W daytime. 'Mr. Francis Kevin McGee, son of His wife and children. 21—Real Estate 7 JUNIOR CALVES—Suitable for Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. McGee second-crop alfalfa; also one See Mi-s. Leo Lajoie, Green Valley. 17-lp Montreal, Que. 17-lc 4-H Clubs. : of Cobden, Ont. The marriage will rubber-tired buggy. Apply to ,200-acre farm, 50 acres cleared, 16-lc Elmer MacDonald, McCrimmon’s These Guernsey Cattle all feature take place at St. Alexander’s 9—Personal good hush, two good wells, good 42—Agents Wanted Church, Loehiel, in early June. Corners, RR 1, Dunvegan, Ont. Duplex for sale, comer of Gernish popular blood lines and'include Pain of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lum- buildings' with lights, telephone, and Dominion, heavy-duty wiring, You too can make money, have many show prospects. GAUTHIER - KUTSOHKE — Mr. bago, can be helped ' by tak- 300 lbs. Red Clover seed, cleaned, at Greenfield. Also 8-room house automatic heating system, com- security and enjoy life but it is — Catalogues On Request — and Mrs. John C. Gauthier of ing Rumaoaps. Recommended by ready to sow. Also gobd quality on Main St., Alexandria. Apply plete bathrooms. Apply to Mrs. essential to have in hand all the . MAC MOFFATT, Sale Sec’y, to Mrs. J. E. Macdonell, Alex- Alexandria, announce thç engage- thousands of thankful users. Ask mixed alfalfa and timothy , hay. ■ Elzear Pigeon, between 9 a.m. and necessary elements to success. We Ghesterville, Ont. andria. 2-tf ment of their daughter, Mary your Druggist. 17-lc T. C. McNaughton, Dalhousie 4 p.m. 16-lc offer you this, presently we need HAROLD BROWN, Auctioneer. Frances, to Dr. Kenneth Kutschke Station, Que. 17-lp good representatives ih: Alex- RR. 2, Cornwall, Ont. of Ottawa, son of Mr. and Mrs. CAR BUYERS One-amd-a-half storey house for andria, Apple Hill, Greenfield, Henry Kutschke of Kitchener. The 300 bus. Vanguard and Beaver oats. Two Excellent Buys sale, at Green Valley, north of Lancaster, Martintown, Maxville marriage will take place Saturday, ATTENTION Apply to E. L. D. McMillan, Lag- the tracks.. Apply to Wilfrid La- and surroundings. To avoid dis- —For complete insurance coverage gan. Phone; Loehiel 10lR-4. BUSINESS FOR SALE joie. Phone 325-W-l. 17-lc May 18th, 1957, in St. finnan’s and low cost financing, see me be- appointment, act now, we may Cathedral, Alexandria. on Main Streèt, Alexandria fore you buy yoùr new Car or Truck WESTINGHOUSE Tenders wanted on two frame soon find the right person. For Stock and Equipment details, 1600 Delorimier, Dept. 58, MacDONALD - ABRAMS—Mr. and or late model Used Car. This mod- houses, south side of St. Catherine em, low cost insurance and finance ELECTRIC STOVE $3,000.00 Station C, Montreal.. 14-4c Mrsv Wilfred MacDonald of Wil- St. West, to be sold lor removal plan available for either dealer or 4-burner — Like hew — For $125 Lowest or any tenders not neces- liamstown, announce the engage- 46—Legal ment of their daughter, Shirley private sales. RAYMOND ROCHON, GEORGE SHEPHERD PROPERTY FOR SALE sarily accepted. Apply in writing SEALED TENDERS addressed to May, to William j. Abrams, Alexandria; Phone 220.’ 1-tf Phone 77 Alexandria also on Main Street to Box G, The News Office, Alex- the undersigned! and endorsed BJSC., of Sarnia, son of Mr. and 17-tf Two business places, including anth’ia. 17-lc Notice To Creditors “TENDER FOR ADDITION No. 3 Mrs. Donald R. Abrams' of Sum- large up-to-date dwelling TO HEADEHHOUSE, CENTRAL For RESULTS Use 50 cords maple body wood, 12-inch; And Others merstown. The marriage will -take at a very reasonable price 30—For Sale—Miscellaneous In the matter of the Estate of EXPERIMENTAL FARM, OT- place on Saturday, June 29th, in 10 tons loose hay; 10 tons baled TAWA, ONT.”, will be received in hay; new John . Deere drag disc, SARAH BELLE SAUVE, late of the office of the Secretary, until 3.00 St. Mary’s Church, Williamstown. Frame barn, 35x50, in good con- the Township of Loehiel, in the “NEWS” WANT ADS 28 discs. Apply to Leopold Le- If you are thinking of buying dition. J. H. Muir, Apple Hill pm. (EDST), WEDNESDAY, MAY febvre, Williamstown. Phone : or selling property County of Glengarry, married ’phone: Maxville 121-W-5. 16-2p woman, deceased. 16, 1957. Lancaster 5865. 16-3p SEE US FIRST Plans and specification can be' 4,500 sq. ft. 2%-inch dry cedar TAKE NOTICE that any persons seen and forms of tender obtained Wire-baled hay for sale at $14 per having any claims against the Es- at the offices of the Chief Architect, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION planks, length 8’ to 16’. Also lots Department of Public Works, Ot- ton; also seed oats and seed bar- on approved subdivision, 72x210. tate of Sarah Belle Sauve, late of BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL ley. Apply to Roy MacMillan. tawa, Ontario, the District. Archi- contact Terms if desired. Apply Archille the Township of Loehiel, in the tect, Department of Public Works, RR; 1, Alexandria. , 16-lc Joanette, Green Valley. 16-4c County of Glengarry, who died on Kent-Al'bert Building, 150 Kent or about the 24th day of January, Street, Ottawa, Ont. 16—Poultry — Livestock AD. 1955, axe hereby required to To be considered each tender must DIRECTORY Jean Trottier For sale or tender, the former S.S be accompanied by a security in the PHONK 163 ALEXANDRIA No. 11 schoolhouse, now in Ken- send full particulars of their claims form of a certified cheque or bonds 20 little pigs for sale, 7 weeks old. in writing to the undersigned solici- Alfred Sabourin, Loehiel. Phone licensed Local Agent For yon School Area. This building is as specified in the forms of tender situated on the 14th Concession tors for the Estate on or before the and made on the printed, forms sup-, INSURANCE 40-R725. ' 17-lp plied by the Department and in ac- Accountants and Auditors BRISSON REAL ESTATE (Indian Lands) Road. The build- 7th day of May, A.D. 1957, after which date the estate shall be dis- cordance with the conditions set INSURANCE Ottawa, Cornwall, Kingston Black horse, six years old, guaran- Cornwall, Ontario ing is being offered for sale, less forth therein. teed; . also two-year-old colt. toilets, and must be removed from tributed having regal’d only to such Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- Brook ville The Department, through the Alcide Roussin, Alexandria. Phone the property. Tenders close May claims as the Executor shall then Chief Architect’s office, or through mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fur- ! 22—Farms For Sale or To Let have received. the undersigned, or through the MacLeod, Comrie & Company 321-W-l. 17-lc 8th, and may be sent to Donald office of the District Architect, De- niture, Theft, Wind and Farm C. McIntosh, secretary-treasurer, DATED at Alexandria, Ontario, Certified Public Accountants At Dunvegan, 200 acres good land partment of Public Works, Kent- Buildings. ARNOLD FARMS LTD. RR 1, Maxville, Ont. 17-2c this 11th day of April, 1957. Albert Building, 150 Kent Street, Licensed Municipal Auditors GRENVILLE, QUE. with buildings, known as D. D. MIT J .TO AN & MACDONALD, Ottawa, Ont., will supply blue-prints McKinnon's farm, must be sold, Barristers and Solicitors, and specification of the work on de- MORRIS BROS. DONALD A. MacLEOD WORK HORSES FOR SALE posit of a sum of $50.00, in the form Licensed Trustee in Bankruptcy good terms. Write to Miss M. COTTAGE FOR SALE 122 Sydney Street, Phone 33 Alexandria Receiving regular shipments of Vaillancourt, Box 382, Alexandria, of a CERTIFIED bank cheque or CORNWALL OTTAWA GOOD FARM HORSES at WESTLEY'S'POINT, 3 miles east Cornwall, Ontario, money-order payable to the order of 1-57-tf Ont. 13-4p the RECEIVER GENERAL OF ■ 338 Second St., W. 27 Merritt Ave. from Western Ontario. All types of Lancaster — $5,000 cash Solicitors for the Estate. 16-3c CANADA. The deposit will be re- BARRISTERS Tel. 3400 Tel. 2-4123 and sizes for sale. Farm, stock and implements for APPLY TO leased on return of the blue-prints Top prices paid for all horses for and specification in good condition 1-56-tf sale, Lot 29 in 7th Con,, Loehiel, GEORGE SHEPHERD " within a month from the date of re- MILLIGAN & MacDONALD slaughter. Also crippled or dead on county road, 5 miles west of Phone 77 Alexandria ception of tenders. If not returned -Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries BERNARD CARDINAL, B.A. animals picked up for rendering 17-tf within that period the deposit will Dalkeith, 2% miles east of High- be forfeited. R. P. Milligan, Q.C; purposes. way 34; 100 acres, 75 under culti- D. J. MacDonald, B.A. COMPTABLE LICENCIE Daytime—phone Hawkesbury 31—Wanted — Miscellaneous AUCTION SALE The lowest or any tender not vation, balance bush and pasture, necessarily accepted. 122 Sydney Street Licensed Public Accountant MElrose 22124 or 22126 good buildings, 30 head Holstein — Of — at night or Sunday Five pianos wanted. Contact Sid ROBERT FORTIER, CORNWALL, ONT. — PHONE 2775 717 Second Street, East, Cornwall cattle, complete set cf farm ma- Good Household Furniture, Chief of Administrative Services, ALEXANDRIA OFFICE: MElrose 23165 or 23816 chinery; will sell with or without Plamador, Victoria St., Alexandria. Telephone 5572 1-57-tf Phone 788. 16-4c Etc. and Secretary. Insurance Bldg., Main St. North stock and machinery. Apply to Residence of Department of Public Works, Thursday of , each week—9-5 Alexandria — Tel.. 174 Norman A. MacDonald, R.R. 1, Deadstock removed from your farm Ottawa, April 18, 1957. 26-56-tf 1-57-tf TURKEY POULTS Dalkeith, Ont. 16-2p promptly for sanitary disposal. MRS. DAVE LALONDE BBB $2.00 service charge for each call. .Main Street, Alexandria ’ OPTOMETRIST 1 00-acre farm for sale, west half FOR SALE Telephone collect: Lancaster 229, Saturday, April 27th ALEXANDRIA We also do Lot 31, 9th Con., Kenyon, 114 Cornwall 3730. St, Lawrence IRON & METAL S Joseph Kronick, R.O. For RESULTS Use miles west of Dunvegan on county at 1 p.m. HOURS Custom Hatching Rendering Company Limited. • • - road; milk route passes gate. Will 57-p — TERMS - CASH — tn. to 12 noon — 1 p.m. to 5 pm. ■vs, Pacifique Lalonde sell in one part or in two halves, We buy all kinds of Scrap. MAIN ST. W., HAWKESBURY Third c’f Kenyon . if preferred by buyer. Apply to ADVERTISE IN THE ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer • • Telephone ME 2-2061 “NEWS” WANT ADS BOX 281 — ALEXANDRIA , Homer MacLeod, RR 2, Dunvegan, Phone 105-1-5, Alexandria 57-p W. MORRIS, Manager. « / Phone 98-W-12 Ont. 16-2p GLENGARRY NEWS Phone: Loehiel 14-R-13 „