The Huntingdon gleaner, 1 août 1951, mercredi 1 août 1951

[" The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same 1 time.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR HUNTINGDON, QUE., WEDNESDAY.AUGUST 1st, 1951 Brutal Triple Murder at Anderson\u2019s Corne Culprit Gives Himself Up Few Hours After To Police In Montreal Trio - 2 Men and Woman All Aged, Terribly Beaten | The citizens of Huntingdon were aroused when they heard of the brutal slaying of three elderly people at Anderson's Corners, during Monday night.The news slowly began to leak out, but it was not until several broadcasts over the radio were heard that it became generally known og Tuesday morning.By that time police from Montreal had visited the scene of the crime and had the case well in hand.Fortunately, the police's work was made easy, for the culprit gave himself up and this was really the first time that the police knew of the murder, which was then only a few hours old.A man walked into a Montreal police office in the early hours of Tuesday morning and said he had killed three people and told where.Immediately the police got in touch with the police at Ormstown, Lionel Chartrand.who in turn phoned Constable Le- duc at Valleyfield.They then went to the scene of the crime and discovered the bodies of the three people in a shed at the rear of the little store owned by two of the victims.It was a particularly ghastly sight which met the cyes of the arrivals and showed that a very brutal murder had been committed of three elderly, and no doubt, inoffensive people.The victims were Aristide Allen, age 67 years; Ce- zarie Johnson Allen, his wife, age 74 years and Narcisse Cusson, a neighbour.age 72 years.The two Allens had received terrible blows and wounds on the head.while Cusson had been stabbed many times.in the body.So badly had the Allens been wounded that it married before.Martin is a married man with a wife and four children, his address being given as R.R.1, St.Henri de Mascouche, L'Assomption County.After the crime, as was stated above, he went to Montreal and gave himself up to police and stated what had happened.The police in some reconstruction of the case and with help of some confession from the accused, believe that this is what happened.Martin.who is a private in Cun- ada\u2019s Royal 22nd Regiment, slated for overseas service and on leave, went to visit his grandmother at her little store at Anderson's Corners.It is hard to say just what happened when he arrived.but police believe the motive was robbery as the rooms at the rear of the store were all ransacked and upturned as though a search had been made for something.On the other hand there is a possibility that a quarrel took place over something.In any case thev believe that the accused enticed the old couple, perhaps singly, to the shed at the rear of the store and here made an attack on Mr.Allen first which resulted in his death.The wife hearing the commotion may have gone out to see what was the matter and then she was attacked and murdered.Mr.Narcisse Cusson.a neighbour of the Allens and living in a house only 75 feet away, was also probably aroused by the disturbance and he jtoo came to find out what was Basil Kelly to Attend Grange Leadership School attend Economics, Cobleskill, N.Y.The subjects include: ciples of Leadership\u201d: Speaking, Program Planning Parliamentary Procedure, structor, and also on Ritualism.James Norris Theatre.tics which can be spontaneously by small groups matics.Maple Leaf Grange.Malone Grange ed.Farm Merit Contest Judges Are Announced QUEBEC, ister | roine on.Thus he fell a victim to the vicious attack of the murderer.| i To substantiate this are la few facts that were discovered at: theory was hardly possible to recognize the scene of the crime.First there thev had faces.The bodies were \u2018Were no signs of a struggle in the piled one on the other like sacks rae oF ore.nor ve Jere any and they lay in a pool of blood stains y © .S$ in front of a car ha a shed nt to suggest thar the victims had been the rear of the little store.With Attacked in the house.The blood- the two policemen were Ernest and | Stains were found right where the Arthur Allen, sons of Aristide Allen, ' victims themselves were found - 0 among farmers of Node la Pocatiere, und Philippe Lam- Bert.avronomi-t who will act as secretary.This years contest is taking place 2 region taking in nine counties in the Eastern Montreal section, and eight counties in the Eastern Townships.Basil Kelly left on Sunday to the New York State Grange Leadership School being held this week at the State In-| meeting on Monday and the sub-!what did happen and are apt to\u2019 stitute of Agriculture and Home ject of his address was \u201cAny Hope {believe our own troubles are worse \u201cPrin- Public State Master, Henry D.Sherwood.in- Grange Instruction will be given in conduct of games and dancing.of Professional New York Theatre Guild will demonstrate Drama- improvised and the basic principles of dra- Basil Kelly will report on his impressions of the Leadership School at the next meeting of is holding a Neighbor Night Entertainment next Saturday to which all the surrounding Granges are invit- 1CP\u2014 Provincial Min- of Agriculture Laurent Barre recently made public the names of the men who will judee this year's | \u201cAny Hope For Today?\u201d Is Title of Talk to Rotary Steer Toward An Objective Is Advice Of Stuart Richardson Mr.Stuart Richardson of Northern Electric Company.Montreal was the speaker at the Rotary Club Today?\" Introducing his topic through the story of the Relief of Lucknow, he explained how those who were besieged in the garrison at Lucknow, India, used to ask each other was there \u201cAny Hope Today?\" This question was of course as to whether there was any news of their relief or probable relief.He explained that it was a situation these people Were in that they they could only hope.We are in a situation the outcome of which we cannot see, he said.We have a vast picture before us of all that is going on in the world and the probability of what may happen, but we have no means of knowing just what hope there is The miracle of communications brings us news and happenings from all parts of the world in the shortest possible space of time, but it tends to make everything more confusing.We read various stories in the newspapers which tell us that such and such a thing is so and then we are told that it is not so.Just as we feel every thing is once more plain sailing we are told that there is more trouble.One columnist will tell us that a certain thing has happened and we will think things are right, while another one will find something we had not thought annual Agricultural Merit contest.We are then a bewildered people ; i not knowing what to believe or The jury is comprised of J.A.how to procer , LT C3 i \u2018din the face Foley, farmer.of St.Thuribe: W.L.! ings } 1 the face of \u2018Carr, farmer, Huntingdon: Dre te i Maurice St.Pierre, vrofessor at the This is perhaps no different to Agricuitural School at Sie.Anne mi = could not see what was to come, : of and prove to us it is all wrong.what has happened in the past, but then we are not living in the past and therefore we do not know than they were with other people.{ One thing that we can learn from the fighting in Korea.that \u201cis that the war there has not spread as it did in other theatres of war in the past.It has shown us that the United States is coming out as the leader of world power.In this voung country it means that they have produced men of leadership at a much greater rate than did Great, Britain.The most outstanding significance is that the United States has changed from isolation- lism to leadership.Ganada has also produced great men of leadership m the past few years.Canada has done much in Korea, right in the beginning the navy had three ships in Korean waters and instituted an airlift to Korea in the early days.Later an army was in the field.Just the same, the situation is n complex one.We cannot stay a bewildered people.we must be stouthearted, we must have hope The situation is a challenging one, we have got to decide the issues.One thing that looms up is it the citizen who is to rule or is it the state.The world must survive and we must all help it to survive If at is going to survive, then we must have a place to steer for, an objective, We must raise our head: and look for the place to steer for {and the objective.Then there à [need of hope because it is an in- !fectious quality.While we hope we, {can survive, Perhaps, then, we \u201chould lift our heads and look for! che landfall, then we may be able Ito ce our hope for today.Cornerstone For Addition to Gault Institute, Valleyfield, THE SCENE OF THE CRIME AT ANDERSON'S on.a Copy Subscription: $3.per year.rs CORNERS } | | ! | | 4 4 0 >.pes Ri rl * Poe | ht té 7; 4 one of the victims.Coroner Dr.front of the car in the shed.{ ° ; ; Ninety-two farmers have entered in | L d b D J A M D | ! George Lefebvre of Huntingdon was | indicate that the neighbour was at-;}he contest in the various sections.| al y r.e À! C ona ; The top photograph taken by ton Archambault and right.Det \u201chack of the ear was unidentifled.called and the bodies were ordered ; tacked outside, the police found, Names of the winners will be The Gleaner photographer, shows Merle Lawton, The three old people | Reading from left to right, the removed to Huntingdon.| bloodstains at the side of the little nnounced bv Mr Barre at the | \u2014\u2014e en the store owned by Mr.and Mrs.|were seated on the bench in front j other group composed the follow- The culprit is given as Alcide | store and leading toward the shed | agricultural Merit feast day during | Aristide Allen, who were victims of \u201cof the store at about 9 o'clock on dnp Police photographer; lionel Martin, age 31 years and a grand- the rear.It is therefore assumed ' Quebec City's Provincial Exposition | Impressive Ceremony Held on Thursday a brutal murder on Monday eve- Monday evening and this was he Ghanrand.poeme [rom peri = 5 w i .\u201cook À t , .ning.To the left is the house in \u2018last tîme they were seen alive.Thetstown; Det.erle Lawton; e \u2018 son of Mrs.Allen, who had been ,Continued on page 8 the first week in September.| Afternoon Before Friends of the School which Nareisse Cusson, the third jlower photograph shows the shed L'Heureux; Constable Tedue of Val- ; victim of the murder, lived alone.which was just at the rear of the'leyAeld who together with Chet SIGNS POINT TO ROBBERY AS MOTIVE FOR BRUTAL CRIME | a reine pic Sa Tah ATC [sore ul the oar in ron of which Chartrand \u201cwens the tnt, on the - History was made again in Val-!able to avoid serious consequences.|Provineial polle lils\u2014aell, pu- * re nie : ane oo Ld Hi e ; % %; 3 CL : leyfield, on Thursday afternoon, These deficiencies will NA ps lice photographer, centre, Det.Gas- one another.\u2018The man standing; bault.ceremony of laying the |when the extension now under con- 177 T° Tomer OT om \u2019 i i ¥ , » | } MTS mn Upper photograph shows one of the bedrooms in the apartment behind the little store at Anderson's Corners where a brutal murder occurred on Monday night.As will be seen from the picture, the room was thoroughly ransacked as though the accused had_been looking for something he wanted.This was so ail through the house.Below left.Chief L'Heureux and Det.Archambault are shown looking at the huge pool of blood where the three bodies were found in front of the car in the shed at the rear of the store.Lower right, is the inside of the house in which the neighbour, Narcisse Cus- son lived.His cat Is shown waiting for the return of a master it will never see again.Police officials are shown petting the cat as carrying out their investigations with regard to the brutal slaying.when the | cornerstone for the extension {Gault Institute took place.Although the gathering was not to fas large as expected, a fair attend- | jance was on hand to witness the event.The ceremony opened with a prayer for the good of the school and for all those who had taken a part in it and for those who were working on it to bring it to a successful conclusion.Lt.Col.W.G.E.Aird was chairmun for the occa- ision and before calling upon Dr.J.A.McDonald to lay the corner-, istone, gave a brief address on the \u2018school, I Mr.Aird's remarks follow: | I have been asked by the Board |or Trustees to act as Chairman for the Ceremony taking place this afternoon, and which I appreciate very much.I would like to give you a few details with regard to Gawit Insti- | tute, and which has shown a con- istant increase in the number of pupils attending since the original building was erected.In 1895 the Gault Institute was founded and endowed by the late Alexander F.Gault, then President of Montreal Cotton Company.the building being erected at a cost of $40,000 plus an endowment of $15,- 1000.At the time struction is completed.At the present time, there are ten \"teachers full time and one half time \u2014 arrangements have heen made for the coming season that twelve teachers he engaged full time, as it will be necessary to have ja greater staff in order to take care of the number of pupils.This new \u2018building will also make it possible Lo separate classes which are now being taught in the same room under difficulties.The value of Protestant property has steadily declined over the years.Evidently not due to a reduction in the number of Protestant families, but the fact remains that the prop- jerty is moving out of the hands of those of the Protestant faith.From a taxable property of $678,150 in \u20181933 to $200,000 in 1950.The present tax rate standing at 121; mills.The amount of tax received from iproperty held by Protestant fami- \u2018les was only $2,761 during the year 11850.At a gathering held on the 26th April, 1949, in connection with the Official opening of the school, after the repairs were made during the Summer of 1948, I was one of the invited guests, and during my |few remarks, I made the statement of erection, the !that \u201cI still had in the back of my building which 1s of stone.was con- [Mind the pussibility of raising suf- 'sidered the most modern of schools, ficient j with six classrooms and an assem- | bly hall fitted with a stage, and capable of accommodating nearly | rec hundred people.Its founder left nothing lacking that would add ito the efficiency of the school.In 1901, a free gift of lots of land : Was given to the school by the Montreal Cotton Company, to provide a campus.In these early days, there were, two schools under the direction of the Dissentient School Trustees.The Gault Institute and another, then known as the Old Academy School located in the main section of the City of Valleyfield.Population shifts caused the closing down of the Old Academy School, with a bringing of all Protestant pupils money whereby additional classrooms, locker rooms, lavatories, playrooms, ete, as well as a large gymnasium would be constructed in connection with the school.\u201d On my way out from the gather- \u2018ing, I was approached by a representative of one of our Manufacturing Pirms who asked the question, \u201cWere you serious when you made the statement with regard to the possibility of obtaining further monies to complete the extension to the school?\u201d My reply was, \u201cYes.\u201d Since that time, considerable work has been done, and I must say that the Industries in our Town, as well as a number of leading citizens, and some of the old scholars, have contributed very liberally towards the fund we set out to raise.under the one roof.From that time! A very large contribution towards on.the Gault Institute has been this extension has been made by overcrowded and this condition has the Provincial Government, and our been accentuated by changes in |thanks are extended to the Honour- curriculum and improved methods ble Maurice Duplessis, Prime Min- of teaching.liter of the Province of Quebec, as There are now eight classrooms | Well as the Honourable Omer Cote, and a library on the two main Provincial Secretary, Mr.O.J.floors.Chemistry and Household Pesaulniers.Supt.of Education, Science are taught in the basement, Doctor W.P.Percival, Director of [bane library and the rooms in the Protestant Education, and Mr.Ed- basement are also used when free %8r Hebert, Member for our county for the teaching of other subjects, \u2018IN the Provincial Government.I :_ While the basement is adequately, Fould like to make special reference provided with artificial lighting, it|!0 Mr.Edgar Hebert, who has been does not afford sufficient daylight, [untiring in his efforts in helping nor can the location of these rooms tO secure the special grant from the be considered In keeping with the: Provincial Government.present health standards, + It would not be right if I did not A moment's reflection will show [at this time take the opportunity the serious inadequacy of the pres.| Of thanking publicly the Manufac- ent school when the number of|tUrêrs in our City, as well as those pupils attending is considered.It is|Who have contributed towards the only through the most carefu] NEW building, and which as you see housekeeping that we have been Continued on page 3 Has Exceptionally Tall Grain (Wrestling and Mr.William Maither has reported to the Gleaner that he has an exceptionally tall crop of oats on his farm at Hinchinbrook.He has about 12 acres of Roxton onts set! out in various parts of his farm and some of It stands as high as Proceeds to Go in À Projects 6 ft, 1 inch and all of it is very rt mre well headed.He measured several \u2018of the stalks and believes that this The Hunitingdon Rotary Club and Us outstanding for heighth =ofithe War Memorial Committee is growth.looking forward to a good attendance at both nights of Wrestling and Variety Show they are sponsoring at the Fair Grounds on an un Friday and Saturday, August, 3rd and 4th.No cffort has heen spared to bring good entertainment and other features to Huntingdon to provide a real top-notch two evenings fun for young and old.There will be two nights of wrestling matches with Chief J.L'Heureux of Huntingdon taking part in at least one of the matches and the Masked Marvel as a contestant in another bout.It is possible that the Chief may have to meet the Marvel if they should Now Stands At $1,393.70 Further contributions have come in for the Huntingdon Citizen's Band which have brought the total to date to $1,393.70, which is short both win their bouts.8106.30 of the objective set of SI,- There will be acts of ue 500.It is quite possible that this ere ACLs OF anystery, songs and galety, acrobat, frivolity and what not, with never a dull moment.may he reached and the members of the band are sincerely hoping so.The following are the additional contributions: Model Dye Works and the Hun- tingdon Chateau have each added $25.00 to the band subscriptions.Other subscriptions are as follows: $20.Anonymous, Theatre Pool, $10.Mrs.E.Thomas, Mr.F.Cleyn, Mr.K.Pope, Builders\u2019 Supply, $5.00, Arnaud, Mr.H.Spencer; $4.00, Father Quenneville; $3.00, Villeneuve, R.Fortier; $2.00, Mr.and Mrs.W.Rennie, Mr.Ed.McLean, | Mr.and Mrs.Arnold, Sr, Armand ; - Talllefer, Mrs.John Chambers, Mr.From the Canadian office of the H.Bickford, Julla Myers, M.Ro- United Textile Workers of America, senchien, Ken Ferns; $1.00, Tom Mr, R.Kent Rowley, Canadian Di- Finnigan, E.Laberge, E.Cunning- rector announces that negotiations ham, Boh Beattle, Mr.Rick, W.for new contracts have opened with Kirnan, Stuart Holmes, Buster the Dominion Textile Company Holms, J.W.Henry, O.Goodfellow,'£td.in Montreal and the Montreal Miss A.Paul, J.Capplello, H.8au- Cotton Ltd.in Valleyfield, The ne- mier, H.McNicol, A.\u2018Tessier, J.gotiations cover six plants of the Impara, T.Todd, Mrs.G.Moorg, Company, with approximately 6,000 Ada Barrington, W.McClatchie, M.employees.Ovans, Mrs.Wm.Arthur, Vera.The negotiations opened in Mon- Hamilton, W.Ovans, Cherles Reid, treal, Tuesday, July 24th and in D.Ferns, $.Ruddock, Mrs.Jerry valleyfield, Wednesday, July 25th Rhyme, Mr.Neilson, Mrs.Ernest with the presentation of new con- Leboeuf, Mrs.D.Sauve, Mr.Les- tract proposals by the Union of- sard, Mr.G.Forget, Mr.F.H.Gall- ficers.The sessions will continue peau, Mr.D.Stark, Mr.H.Hull,| ~\u2014 «= = me \u2014 Myrtle Parks, Murphy Bros, Mr.| FREAK FIRE and Mrs.Mac Arnold, Mrs.Geo.OAKVILLE, Ont.,, (CP)\u2014Firemen New Proposals Harrigan, G.Forget, D.C.Fortune, | Mr.C.H, McLean, Mr.F.Brown, blamed reflection of the sun on a Ward McGill, Miss J.Smatlle.Oth- iplece of glass lying in a haystack er donations include one 70 cent for a fire that destroyed the hay- donation.17-50 cent donations, one- [stack and threatened two nearby 35 cent donation, and five 25 cent bulldings before it was brought un- donations.der control.A complete change of Variety Acts At Show at Fair Grounds id of Two Worthy Local program will be given on the second evening.| Huntingdon Citizens\u2019 Band will he in attendance on both evenings and {from the time you enter the grounds iuntil ydh-tcave, you will be entertained.i The proceeds will be divided be- Hween the Rotary Club and the War \u201cMemorial Committee to be used for itwo local projects, One, for the cereating of a fund to sponsor a local girl to train a.a nurse and two, to add to the War Memorial Committee's fund for a war mem- \u201corlal centre in Huntingdon.\u2018Thus {your money will be put to good pur- \u2018pose while you will have the enjoyment of one or both evenings \u2018fun.Tickets are now on sale and you will be advised to get yours as early \"as possible.If it should rain, the show will be held in the Hunting- don Skating Rink.Rain or shine the show will go on.Made By B Textile Union to Dominion Textile, Montreal Cottons August the 14th in Montreal August the 20th in Valleyfield, The principal proposals made by the Union are as follows: 1.25 cents general wage increase.2.$1.00 per hour minimum for all operations.3.$1.50 minimum rate for skilled workers.| 4.87500 a month old age pen- |slons at age 65 after 20 years\u2019 service, paid for by the Company.5.'The Union Shop.Other important amendments numbering 20 in all were submitted to the Management.Both negotiating Committees were headed by R.Kent Rowley and Included the Yollowing members: Valleyfleld, Treffié Leduc, Conrad Leblanc, Oscar Lefebvre, Achille Sirois, Mme Duranceau, Oscar Longtin.In Montreal, Henri Duval, Georges Payette, Philémon Fontaine, Frank Cobban, Reginald Matte, Pauline Dussault, Joseph Grenier, Roy Mitchell.and Page Two The Huntingdon Gleaner Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 Contributors To Band (Continued from last week) The following is a list of the balance of contributors! toward the Huntingdon Citizens\u2019 Band ! Clifford Winter, Mrs.J.Stark, Don.' McCaig.John Galipeau, J.O.Gor- | \"man, Cecil Brown, Irvin Laberge, Russel Milne, Albert Laberge, David Rennie, Graham McGerrigle, Kath- | erine Campbell, Willie Campbell, Mrs.Sarah McGibbon, Mrs.Ww.| Perkins, A.Crutchfield, S.Galipeau, | Mrs.Alice McCartney, Mr.and Mrs.Dan and John Moriarty, Jas.E.! Norris Williams, Henry Guerin, R.: Howarth, E.Senecal, George Len- Barrett, Lucien Beauchamp, John Rodrigue.Melvin Forget, Achille St.| nox, Mrs.Woods, Mr.and Mrs.E.| R.Walsh, Alice Leblanc, George Onge, Real Robidoux, Carmen Gali- G.Cogland, Mrs.C.Murray, Mr.J.Cluff.Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Malloy, Mr.and Mrs.H.Oliver, Mr.and Mrs.Goldberg, Helen Paul, Mrs.Gladys Renaud, Lucien Riel, Ruth Ovans, Miss E.G.White.Dale Morrison.Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Ham- | ill, Carman Stark, Martin Beattie, Sherman Wattie, Robert Donnelly, | Miriel Daoust, Laurence Holmes, \u2018 Leo Leahy, Roland Emond, Rev.| W.S.Hatcher, Mrs.Jas.E.Barrett, Earle Fournier, Raymond Demers, For A Real Treat LABATT\u2019S is Hard to Beat! 26.« AUS EMEWED a | \u2018 1 Riel, Frank O'Connor, Mrs.Don peau, Theres\u201d Riel, Jacqueline La- Moore.Mrs.Fred Patterson, MrS.;zure, Ruby Middlemiss, T.Daigle,! Eliza Melntyre, Arthur Hampson.Mrs.Freddie Grenon, June Clark,; Miles Towns, Cecil Tedstone, W.Romeo Daigle, Albert Taillefer, A.Dunn, Hugh Bell, Thomas Bell, Fred St.Onge, Rene Lalonde, J.Poirier, Lasalle, Bernard Sauvé, Miss Mes- Raymond Wattie, H.G.Ward, Mrs.| sier, Mrs.Lucien Galipeau, Harold [orne McIntyre, Mrs.B.Goundrey.| Daniel, Mrs.J.R.McLeod, Jack W.\\ Louise Leduc, M.Forrester, J.H.| Holmes, Mr.and Mrs.Juck Elliott, | Prevost, J.Forget Sr.Isidore Bois- Mrs.Mary Tedstone, Mr.and Mrs.joly, Claire Daigle, I.T.O'Hara, Eu- Tom Duke, S.Perron, Dougall Mc- gène Ippersiel, Marcel Latreille, M.| Intyre, Mrs.H.R.Wilson, George Beattie, Normand Daigle, Léonard | Kelly.N.McFee, Steve Flynn, Don.Ener, Marc Daigle, Hubert Rodrigue, Hamilton, Gordon Ferry, Frank Raymond Clark, Eric Sedgewick, R.Monique, Robert Elder, Raoul Da- Brunet, V.Taillefer, Yvon Gre- vid, Ross Pringle, Miss Mary Pringle.goire, Paul Emile Brunet.Leo Bou- | Earle Rankin, T.S.Wilcox (Ver- cher Eric Honsinger.John Hebert, dun'.A.H.Taylor (Verdun.H.Arthur Spivey, Rene Senecal, Helen Woodgate (Rosemount, Mr.And Deschambault, Jean Sutherland, Mrs.Fred Lefebvre.Mr.and Mrs.Jean Guy Leduc.Irene Clark, Pat Leon Beaudin.Mr.and Mrs.Willie Lindsay, Mrs.Rose Arthur, George\u2019 Dorais, Mr.and Mrs.Zenon Gaghon, Beattie, Oscar Poirier.Daniel Myre,! Mr.and Mrs.Yvon Leduc, Mr.and Jnck Kirbie, Eugene Vaillancourt, Mrs.Wilfrid Lussier, Mr, und Mrs.prvi Cairns, Ceell Cairns, Mrs.Jas, Delphis Raymond.Mr.and Mis.O'Hare.L.Brault, Miss L.L.Pringle, Edmond Brunet.Mr.and Mrs.Fau- Eimhurst Dairy.Mrs.Oliver Lepage, bert.Mr.and Mrs.Benni Coccit.John Houle, R.Waldie, Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Legros.Louis De- Sandys, Mrs.Eleanor J.Hampson, repentigny.Mr, and Mrs.Valmore y, G.Anderson, C.Renaud, R.1 Delaronde.Mr.and Mrs, Adelard Langevin, Mrs.Rémi Varin.V.Poi- Senecal, Mr.and Mrs.Z, Rousselle.rier, Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Benoit,\u2018 Mr.and Mrs.Raoul Soucisse.Mr.Myre and Ledue Garage, Albert Le- ! and Mrs.Zephirin Dumouchel, Mr.febvre.A.Legault, Mrs.Chas.Gor- | and Mrs.Adrien Brisebois, Mr.and don, Chas.Senccal, N.Vachon, R.Mrs.Lucien Leblanc, Mr.and Mrs.Beaulieu, A.Poirier Garage, Vic.Laurent Legault, Mr.and Mrs.Hor- Lefebvre, Wm.Dewhurst, George! misdas Renaud, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Trembley, R.Mainville, Mrs.W.J.| Audet.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Le- Millar, Robert Merson, Joseph Sou- febvre, Mr.and Mrs.Eddy Bayard,\u2018 cisse, Paul Quenneville, Alex Proud- Mr.and Mrs.Gérard Soucisse, Mr.foot J.Edmond.Rene Legault, and Mrs.Trefflé Leduc, Mr.and\u2018Chas.Hurteau, P.Forget, R.Du- Mrs.Joachim Lethe, Mr.and MIS.mouchel, John Hurteau, Paul Char- Romeo Daigneault, Mr.and Mrs.L land, Gerald Hurteau, Harold Du- Fortier.Mr.and Mrs.Earl Wilson.hemc, Stella Elder, Chas.Foisy, Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.François Daigneault, g L.Ross.Mr.and Mrs.Emile Dubois, Mr.Ad- : $1.00 (cont'd) \u2014 C.McClatchie.rien Leboeuf, Mr.and Mrs.Aimé J, Fortune, Mary Crowe.Russel Rob- Tremblay, Mr.Walter Lefebvre, Mr.;nson, Trahan.L.Hayter, Mr.Chou- \u2018and Mrs.Edgar Hart, Mr.and MIS.inard, E.Grant, Miss E.Halliwell, Ray Reddick, Mr.and Mrs.Euclide Miss E.Middlemiss, Leo Galipeau.Laberge, Mr.and Mrs.John Curran, mrs.L.Atkinson, Mrs.K.Ferns, James Walsh, Mr.and Mrs.Fred.Mrs.G.Duheme.Miss Hilda Vine, Lefebvre, Mrs.J.Bouchard, Mr.Jas.Mrs.Carmen Warden, Miss A.Seguin.Smith, Miss M.Farquhar, Mrs.B.$1.00 «cont'd.Mrs.Bessie Paul, Miss M.Tallon, Miss A.New- Smaill, Emile St.Onge, Miss Rita St.love, Miss B.Banning, Miss B.Lamb, Onge, Mrs.Sam Davis, Mrs.C.J.Miss C.Feeny, Miss R.Boyer, Miss Kyle.Mrs.E.Helm, Mr.and Mrs.H.Faubert, Miss J.Tinker.Mr.JE.Shackleton, Mr.and Mrs.Tom Flipeau, Mr.A.Daoust, Mr.E.Clark, Anderson, Fred Goyette.Leo Moni~ R.Daoust, W.Gariepy.G.Taillefer, < Tougas & Nicholson que, Jean Brunet, W.J.McCartney, P.A.Galipeau, R.Dorais, R.Lamb, AGENTS Counties of Huntingdon.Beauharnois, Chateauguay 1 Dufferin VALLEYFIELD Leo Ykema, Medario Laberge, El-';j pamb.Miss D.Galipeau.Mrs.E.zear Laplante, Romeo Savage, Ern- Houde.R.Leduc, M.Charland, West Tessier, Joe Murphy, John Le-'Beaudin, M.Lefebvre.L.Dorais.gros.John Rodrigue, Real Lalonde, miss R.Fournier.Miss M.McPher- Phone 1038 Normand Leduc, Bernard Charland.son, Miss E.Dineen, Miss M.Du- Alvin McDonough.Johnny Arthur, mouchel.Jack Blake, J.Bergeron, F.Legros, Percy Johnson, Paul Le- J, Brisebois, Miss B.Mose, Reg.Mac- gros, Mrs.B.F.Brown, L.Brochu.row, G.Levers, E.Bisson, H.St.,Onge, A.Bergevin, L.Latulippe, G.WELL FOUNDED FAITH Customers trust our many years of prescription experience.They know our accuracy and quality.SERVICE .AND QUALITY OUR MOTTO FO DRUG STORE Reg°d \u201cThe Ethical Drug Store\u201d H.R.HUOT Ouimet.Miss J.McDonagh, E.Miller, M.Miller, R.Dubois, L.M.Kelly, :R.Billette, R.St.Onge, E.Taillefer, H.Honsinger, J.Godin, J.Deme, | Edgar Houde, E.Honsinger, C.Faille, H.Taillefer, J.Parent, F.Perrault, { O.Perras, G.Legros, Mrs.H.Leahy, +L.Deschambault, R.Raymond, A.| Rollery, L.Grenon, Mrs.M.Beattie, Mrs.W.McCallum, Mrs.P.Carrigan, {Miss E.Brown, Miss L Beare.F | Castagnier, Miss G.Sedgwick, Mrs.|S.Wattie, Mrs.S.Murray, Mrs.J.'M.Barrington, Harry Sandys, Mrs.N.Gay, Mrs.J.Antoine, Mr.A.A.| Antoine, Miss E.E.Elder, Mrs.N.W.Sparrow, Mr.N W.Sparrow, : Mrs.Robert Sellar, John Telfer.C.Booth, Geo.Elder, Mrs.Geo.Elder, J.Hunter, Mrs.F.Napier, F.Ross, -D.Goodfellow, Rev.T.Knowles + ! Miss E.Lang, R.Taillefer, C.Wheel- | ler, Miss F.Walker, Miss M, Scott, -Mrs.E.J.Bruce, Mr.Rolleau, J.Lefeulieure.D.Brunet, H.Vaillan- court, J.Ricard, E.Donnelly, Billette, E.Leblanc, A.Varin, V.Delarond.A.Varin, E.Langevin, A.St.Jean.M.Lecavalier, M.Ber- gevin, Miss A.Lefebvre, Mr.Niel- ison, L.Daoust, Allan Goldberg, D.Ricard, H.Smith, C.Ricard, E.RTUNE Chimiste , Pringle, J.Forgette, Mrs.R.Gali- Auto Accessories \u2014 Firestone Tires FOR SALE \u2014 19 foot Dunphy Runabout Inboard Boat SAUMIER\u2019S Shell Service Station CHATEAUGAY, NEW YORK General Repairs \u2014 Re-capping Tr.peau, A.Lefebvre, E.Leduc, George \u2018Lazure, D.Lefebvre, R.Lefebvre, Miss C.Lefebvre, Mrs.W.Condon, Mrs A.Provost, Mrs.R.Gariepy, M.Lefebvre, R Quenneville, C.La- berge, Mrs.D.Brunet, Mrs V.Daoust, Mrs.T.Lapierre, Miss Gar- iepy.Mrs.G.Robidoux, Mr.E.Chretien, C.Stark.Connor, J.Caza, R.Richard, F.Daoust, A.Galipeau, A.Hurteau, A.Lefebvre, A, Quenneville, L.Quesnel, F.Daoust, G.Riel, L.De- repentigny, A.Prevost, R.Daoust, tS Top trade-in allowance\u2014see \u2014 (A ef > cat A A ++ |F.H.Benson, J.Lefebvre, R.Le- mieux, L.Savage, A.Derepentigny, P.Frapier, L.Lecavalier, E.Des- chambault, R.Lapierre, P.E.Ricard, R.Lefebvre, J.Tessier, F.Des- chambault, G.Brunet, N.Lepage, E.Galipeau, R.Daoust, Mrs.Gordon Helm, Mrs.M.Elliott, Remi Gregoire, Rene Saumier, Joan Rankin, Margaret Rankin, Mrs.Nelson Brunette, Rene Tremblay, Dan Riel, Arthur Elliott, Mrs.J.A.Fiddes, D.C.Rivett.Leonard Blanchette, Armand Legault, Dan Moody, A.Saumier, Amos Myatt, Ovila Myre, Miss Madeleine Brunette, Guy Blan- chette, Miss Jones, M.Robert, Walter McCallum, R, Moniqui, G.La- tendresse, A.Ponton, R.Hogg, Jerry Lalonde, Mrs.Mack, Mrs.Montpetit, .Paul Hinch.David Zabitsky, Mrs.à | Zabitsky, Julius Boyd, Mrs.E.Roy, Pll | J.E.Lalande, Fred Tredinnick, Cy- % ril Rolfe, R.Robidoux, Mr.Lavallce, \u2018Mrs.A.Kidd, Mrs.Sparrow, Mrs, :Leboeuf, Mrs.H.Lefebvre, A, Sau- à |mier, L.Pivin, Leduc Garage, Nelson Brunet, E.Vaillancourt, A.Brunet, Mrs.McCoy, Mrs.Stuart, Miss McGinnis, M.Crawford, Paul Morin, Miss C.Machabee, J.G.Benton, Miss M.A.St.Laurent, Mrs, E.Dufresne, Mrs.J.Rolfe, N.Bourgon, K.McNair, Miss E.Hamilton, A.Hayter, 'G.Beaulieu, Mercedes Dress \u2018Shoppe, L.Roy, Miss H.Gordon, W.Sadler, S.Kennelly.Other donations included 42 50- cent donations, 2 40-cent donations, 2 75-cent donations and 33 25-cent donations.The response to the canvassers has been most gratifying to date.Refusals were almost negligible and in the majority of cases were explained to the satisfaction of the canvassers.The majority of people contacted were loud in their praise of Huntingdon Citizens\u2019 Band.Due to the fact that many people are out of town on their holidays, it has been found necessary to con- il n 7 { WS à + a 4 your DUNLOP DEALER today [ope meeting.The devotional period ij, was held at the home of the Harry ; \u2018became the bride of Joseph Ernest, R.| 1 1 white satin for her wedding.A Devrittville crown of simulated seed pearls held W.CT.U her fingertip veil and she carried a bouquet of pink roses.DEWITTVILLE \u2014 The Dewitt- George Fellows Peterson of Owl's ville Branch of this organization > {Head was best man.met at the home of Mrs, Mer Mrs.Cavers, mother of the bride, Graham, The Gare, on bh 1 dies wore a street-length dress of navy afternoon, July 19, wit BGleS blue crepe with white accessories and ten children present.The presi- ! > and a corsage of white carnations.dent, Miss Irene Holiday, conducted Following the ceremony a recep- opened with singing a hymn, fol-.prige's parents.The bride's table lowed by Scripture reading by Mrs.!yus centered with a huge wedding R.Beattie.Roll call was responded cake in a floral arrangement of to by giving a Scripture verse con- garden flowers.The newlyweds taining the word \u201cmercy\u201d.Mrs.R.|have left on a wedding trip to the Beattie conducted a temperance quiz |eastern provinces of Canada.For and a flag quiz.A temperance traveling the bride wore a tailored article was read by the president.|white dress with navy blue acces- The meeting closed with a hymn, jsories and a corsage of American! the Pledge and the Mizpah Benedic- Beauty roses.* i Out-of-town guests at the wedding were: Mr.and Mrs.Edgar St.Denis and daughter, Angela; Hel- mar T.Peterson and George Hooker, all of Owls Head; Mr.and Mrs.Lionel Benedict and daughter, Diane, of Nitro, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Dumais of Constable; Mrs.Edgar Toupin and daughters, Lucie and Monique, Mrs.Henry Sorensen, Mrs.Elizabeth Stewart and Mrs, Mr.and Mrs.Norman Cavers, Hel- Margaret Carr arrived home the be- *M4! Savers and Mr.and Mrs.Ro- ginning of the wuek, having had a ;ltN Oulmet, all of Montreal, Que.: pleasant stay at Chateaugay Lake, {MF and Mrs.Arthur Allard Lh PERS \"{Mrs.Raoul David, all of Hunting - on.Quilt blocks were handed out to the members for sewing.Refreshments, served by the hostess, were much enjoyed.Mrs.Irwin Todd extended an invitation to the group to attend the next meeting (August 23) at her home.and! Mrs.Christine Skinner and her qon Que.and Miss Mary White of friend, Miss B.Wyatt.of Montreal, ; \u2019 were guests at Heather Lodge, Raw: don, Quebec.i Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Graham spent | : St-Chrysostome Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Arthur ST, CHRYSOSTOME \u2014 Mr.and Lang und Jean at their SUMMET |Mrs.Israel Bourdon accompanied cottage at Port Lewis.Mr.and Mrs.Lorrain to New York Mr.Herbert McColm has returned City where they spent a week visit- from a trip through the Gaspé dis ¢ 3 - ing relatives, trict, New Brunswick and the State| Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Charland of Maine.; jspent Tuesday in Malone, N.Y.Miss Pearl Holiday spent the! Mr.and Mrs.Raoul Bourdeau and family of Palmer, N.Y., visited Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Smiles and {Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Crete, Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.John Lawrenson spent| On Monday evening a shower was some time visiting in Toronto re- tendered Miss Juliette Bigras at cently.Mr.Bourdeau's Hotel.On behalf of: Mr.Donald McNaughton, who is some 150 ladies attending, the guest attending summer school at Mac- of honor was presented with a love- donald College, was at his home lv chest of silverware and a beauti- week-end at the G.Holiday home.ful set of dishes.Games were played and delicious refreshments were served.Miss Bigras thanked the gathering and invited them to visit her in her new home.Mrs.Hector Murray of Platts- burg, N.Y.visited her sister-in- law, Mrs.Mary J.Brogan and Mr.and Mrs.W.Atkinson and family.Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Huot and Robert spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Loiselle in Verdun.Mr.R.Hebert of St.Hyacinthe, Gloria Hebert and A.Hebert of Montreal, visited Stephanie Hebert on Sunday.Mrs.Jos.Dupuis, Miss Jeanne Dupuis and Mr.Gingras of Verdun, called on Mr.and Mrs.Aimé Lefort, Tuesday evening.New Erin NEW ERIN\u2014 Mrs.F.H.Anstice, Jackson Heights.Long Island, visited Tuesday with her friend, Mrs.B.D.Douglass.Mr.James Hugnes spent a few days the past week with his brother Edmund, and with his cousins, Willard and Mary Walsh.Mrs.Patrick Bennett, St.John's Boulevard, Chateauguay,.was à guest on Sunday of Misses E.and R.McCarthy.Visitors of Mr.F.P.Rabideau and Mr.and Mrs.John Lefebvre were: Mr.and Mrs, Arthur Rabi- deau, grandson, Allen, Schenectady, \u2018NY, Mrs.F.Bissonnette, Miss Annie Rabideau, Huntingdon.Mr, and Mrs, Réal Daoust attended the wedding on Saturday at Val- leyfield of Jean Paul Daoust and Miss Eva Leduc.Mr.and Mrs.C.L.Sparrow and Mr.and Mrs, Allison Sparrow re- FRESH pis PAUSE.RE eue here during the week-end.Trout River .Mr.and Mrs.Ray Richardson are spending two weeks holidays GEORGES LECOMPTE at the home of their mother, Electrical Contra ctor Mrs.Mary Anderson.visit ; od er ie with Mr, | 176 Ellice St.Phone 429 Valleyfield, Que.land Mrs.Elmer Hutchins, Constable, N.Y.Mrs.Margaret Connors of Ottawa.has been spending three weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs.Windle and Percy at Ken- sington.\u2014 PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE \u2014 Estimates Submitted on Contracts i ! | turned home on Saturday after a delightful motor trip to the west, where they spent a week with their aunt, Miss D.Sparrow, Seattle, Washington.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Capsey, Bedford, Quebec, were week-end visitors of Mrs.Margaret Cameron.Havelock HAVELOCK\u2014Sorry to report Mr.Henry Sayers, a former resident of Havelock on the sick list.Mr.and Mrs.John Wilson of Upper Jay, N.Y, spent the weekend at their home here.Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Barr of Montreal, were also guests at the Wilson home.The school bus driver, Mr.James McAllister is confined to bed with rheumatic fever.We wish him a speedy recovery.Miss Ruby Gilmore was a weekend guest at her home here, Those who listened to the farm broadcast last week enjoyed the interview with Mr.Charles Petch.who spoke on orchard spraying, and Mr.Gerald Beaudin of Franklin.who spoke on labor-saving problems, Mr.and Mrs.Wilfrid Robinson and grandchildren, Donalda and Richard Edgerton visited friends in Huntingdon on Sunday.| Dundee Sunday visitors from Brooklet at the McMillan home were Mr.and Mrs.Carl Arthur, Carol and John, and Mr.and Mrs.Freddie Elliott.Glenelm GLENELM\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Ira King, Long Island, New York, and daughters are spending their vacation at their mother\u2019s home, Mrs.Howard King.Also overnight guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Neuser and daughters from Astoria, Long Island, N.Y.\u201ctie M.; THE REAL HOLLANDS FLAVOUR Hotel Chateaugay CHATEAUGAY, NEW YORK New Arabian Room NOW OPEN featuring FRANCES WALFIELD and Her ARABIANS for your Dancing Pleasure FRIDAY to SUNDAY No Cover - No Minimum This newest and most modern room in the North Country is fully air-conditioned.\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR \u2014 Brysonville BRYSONVILLE\u2014 Mrs.J.D.Lang and Burton motored to Rochester, N.Y.recently and visited a few (days with her cousins, Mrs.Ger- itrude Bailor and family.Wedding ST.DENIS-CAVERS At the Roman Catholic Church, Ormstown, Que.on July 21, 1951, Betty Lou, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Cavers, Ormstown, Que., son of Mr.and Mrs.Edgar St.Denis, Owl's Head, N.Y.the Rev.Jose Maria La Roque conducted the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass.The altar and sanctuary were decorated with seasonal flowers and Mrs.Crete, organist, played the ywedding music, Mrs.Joseph Du- mais sang \u201cAve Maria,\u201d \u201cThe Rosary\u201d and \u201cVers Ton Autel Jesus.\u201d The bride, given in marriage by her father wore a floor length lgown of frosted point organdy over Sets the Pace that is, until Saturday night.If, at the end of that time, a canvasser \"has not contacted you, please phone ! Bandmaster Moore or Keith How- | den and your contribution will be called for.Progress ! Oldsmobile\u2019s How this Famous Engine in High-Compression \u201cRocket\u201d \u2014 the most se $1.00 (cont'd) \u2014 F.Hurteau, G.| Parent, A.Lazure, I.Auclair, A.O'-| 1 the Great Lakes Canadian Pacific through the Great Lakes, Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, Lake Superior \u2014dancing, deck sports, or just basking in the sun, 5-day cruise from $77 aboard 8.8.Assiniboia leaving every Saturday June 30th to September 1st, from Port McNicoll to Fort William and return, Canadian Pacific boat trains connect with all sailings.Information and reservations from any Canadian Pacific agent.I.L.HEATH, AGENT PHONES 2009 and 473 HUNTINGDON, QUE.famous automotive engine of modern times\u2014is now in its third triumphant year! Designed from the crankshaft out for true high-compression performance and economy, the \u201cRocket\u201d incorporates such outstanding new features as overhead valve, V-type design, a short, rigid 5-bearing crankshaft, hydraulic valve lifters\u2014and many, many more! For 1951, the new high-turbulence combustion chamber and carburetor give greater gas savings, a new distributor means even more efficient high- compression operation.This new \u201cRocket\u201d Engine has become the most-talked-about power unit in Canada! That's why the striking \u201cRocket\u201d symbol on the hood of the Oldsmobile \u201c88\u201d or \u201c98\u201d marks it as one of the world\u2019s most advanced motor cars! PHONE 822 tinue the drive one more week, Hlustrated\u2014Oldsmobile Super \u201c88\u201d De Luxe 4-Door Sedan exer OLDS MOB Huntingdon Motors Reg\u2019d Fully proved \u2014 constantly improved \u2014 Hydra-Matic still leads the way! Back in 1939, Oldsmobile pioneered Hydra-Matic, the first fully automatic transmission.Since then, advancement after advancement has been built into Hydra-Matic, culminating in the 1951 version with Instant Reverse.Today, when you get behind the wheel of a Rocket\u201d powered Hydra-Matic Oldsmobile, you experience a superlatively smooth drive .a no-clutch drive that gives you positive response.That's because Hydra-Matic is the perfect partner for \"Rocket\u2019\u2019 Engine Power! It's a team that puts the \"Rocket\" Oldsmobile years ahead\u2014and puts Oldsmobile owners years ahead, too.See your Oldsmobile dealer! *Hydra-Matic Drive is optional at extra cos! The \u201cRocket\u201d Engine and Hydra-Matic*\u2014 AN UNBEATABLE PARTNERSHIP! The \u201cRocket\u201d is the peak in smooth, Slashing, economical power! New combustion chamber design for greater gas savings\u2014new extra size carburetor\u2014extra large intake valves\u2014new starting motor and damp-proof wiring harness\u2014new air cleaner and intake silencer\u2014short, rigid 5-bearing crankshaft\u2014hydraulic valve lifters \u2014auto-thermic pistons.\u201c\u201cRocket\u2018\u2019 Means Performance ! The \u201cRocket\u201d, first of all, is famous for its eager power! It has proven itself a performance leader on hills and highways, over boulevards and backroads all across the country.\u2018\u2019Rocket\u2019\u2019 Means Economy! Operating on gas available everywhere today, the \u201cRocket\u201d will give more \u2018\u2019go\u201d on less gas.lts high-compression gas- saving qualities continue Lo amaze new Oldsmobile owners.\u2018\u2019Rocket\u2019\u2019 Means Durability! A \u201cRocket 88° Oldsmobile took first lace in the gruelling Mexican Durability tun.The \u201cRocket\u201d can truly stand on its record for outstanding dependability plus rugged durability.\u2018Rocket\u2019 Means Oldsmobile ! The Rocket\u201d engine is ouly part of Oldsmobile\u2019s leadership in every phase of motor car manufacture, See and drive \u201cRocket\u201d Engine Oldsmobile\u2014the all- time great Super 88\u201d or the glamorous 98\u201d 7 A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE ç 0651-8 HUNTINGDON THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1951 © Editorial Notes.Congratulations URING the years since Gault Institute of Valleyfield was first established it has built up a fine reputation for itself.The standards of education required of its pupils have been such as to fit these boys and girls to go out into the world and make names for themselves.Such standards and such achievements have helped to make the name of Gault one that stands out in the education field.A few years ago several additions were made to this school which gave it additional facilities and benefits, but still thev were not adequate nor were they as complete as found in some other schools around.Gault still lacked sufficient classroom space and it had no assembly hall for games, cte.While the protestant population in Vallevfield has decreased, the student population for Gault has been on the increase and the classrooms have been used for teaching more than one class.It has therefore become imperative that more accommodation be provided.It was thus that steps were taken to secure assistance to provide for the building of a To Gault Institute new addition to take care of demands.Gault Institute has been fortunate in securing the assistance required and in consequence the required addition is now well on the way to being an actual fact.The ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the new structure was carried out this past week and it is hoped that the addition will be ready to be occupied within a few months.This will provide additional classrooms, a gymnasium and other facilities which will make Gault one of the most up-to-date of modern schools.The Gleaner wishes to join with the Board of Commissioners, the school staff and the taxpavers in their expressions of joy in this accomplishment, for education is a great thing in these davs.Its importance cannot be stressed too highlv and with the reputation that Gault has attained.we feel sure that these added facilities will do much for the future generations.We therefore take great pleasure in offering congratulations to all who are interested in this school and to express the hope that students and staff will gain much more from the enlargement.A Matter For Serious Thought A matter that should receive some serious thought, yet when brought to public attention is passed to onc side as something that just happened.or will not bear being talked of is, the large number of attacks on women and girls and even young children.One horrible incidence has been brought home to us this week in the case of the little girl who was brutally murdered at Verdun by a sadistic young man.We have read where women and girls were lured into taxis on the outskirts of Montreal, robbed, beaten and criminally attacked.Fortunately the ones responsible for these crimes were apprehended after a lapse of time.But this sort of thing is on the uptrend and much of it concerns luring or enticing little girls.In one other case recently a little girl was thrown out of a car in a dazed condition and finally made her way home in serious degree of health.A week or two ago we reported in this newspaper the case of minor Raving carnal knowledge.this week we report a case of criminal assault involving a little girl.Thus this sort of thing is creeping in our community.The police are doing what they can.but thev are not always able to prevent the acts.it is only after they have happened that it is known about.Sometimes that is too late.for a body of some loved one may be found and a foul deed has been committed.We can only sav that parents should warn -is before and not after.their children and especially the girls.to be careful who they go with and not be enticed away with promises or gifts of any kind.This is so with strangers in particular and even with those with whom the children may be acquainted, unless they are people who are very well known to all members of the family.The older women and girls should be better able to take care of themselves and their own common sense should warn them not to accept offers of a lift from strange persons at any time or anywhere.This is especially so if the person offering the lift happens to be alone.We are not suggesting that there is any great need for alarm in this district.but merely that precautionary measures should be taken at all times no matter where one may be at the time.The time of prevention One must be on the alert wherever they may be for it is never known where the sadistic person may turn up.Children are particularly susceptible for they are more trusting of people and casily won over by gifts unless firmly warned of such things beforehand.Precautionary methods are always advisable and it is only in this sense that this article is written.We have no desire to publish such stories as have appeared in Montreal newspapers us well as many others in recent months and we hope we shall never have to.Should We Feel Sorrow?OR some time it had been hinted that Marshal Petain was slowly ncaring his death and the past week that death was announced.Petain died while under sentence as a traitor to his country, France, he was accused and found guilty of collaborating with the Nazis at the time of the {fall of France in the early days of the last war.There were many who felt compassion for this poor old man who was left to make a decision for his country.It must be remembered that France had been in a state of more or less chaos for several years before the Nazis invaded the country.It had a government one minute and none the next, there were a series of riots in one part or another and at times it was in almost a state of country-wide revolt.Then Hitler and his hordes decided they would start out on their campaign of taking over the countries of Europe.France was confident that its maginot line could never be penetrated and that the country was practically safe from attack if it should *come.Unfortunately, the country was in a state of internal turmoil when Iitler decided to attack.Petain was the head of the government at Vichy and therefore he was the unfortunate wretch that had to make the decision.He had scen his country overrun before.he had fought against the same enemy on several other occasions and he knew the devastation that would result in resistance.Further the type of resistance that could be offered was of the poorest.Great Britain had been driven into the sea, Italy was on the side of the enemy, other bordering countries had been defeated.Taking stock of what he had to deal with, was he really very wrong.when he decided that it was better to deal with the enemy in surrender?Once having surrendered, what could he do?No one will perhaps cver know if this old man really and rly gave France to the Germans or whether he actually saved France from a worse fate.It seems practically certain that if Petain had announc- cd his intention of fighting to the finish, that France would have suffered almost entire demolition.Many more of its people would have been murdered and its recovery would not have been as rapid as it turned out to be.Sometimes the hero is not always the one who shows the most courage, in fact there may be a show of apparent cowardice.Is it possible that Petain, a well known soldier of France suddenly turned cowardly.We see an old man wearied by his country being continually submitted to wars and devastation, people losing their lives and being driven from their homes.We sce him looking at an apparently hopeless situation and then taking the easiest avenue of escape, not for himself.but for France.The people of France looked at it differently.so they have denounced him as a traitor.thus in France he died as a traitor.for history so to record.Time alone will prove whether Petain was traitor or hero.In Aid of Worthwhile Causes T\"HE Huntingdon Rotary Club in conjunction with the Huntingdon War Memorial Committee is sponsoring an open air show at the Fairgrounds this week-end.Posters are now on display and the hope is that everyone will patronize this event on at least one of the two nights.The Huntingdon War Memorial Committee is hoping to add to its funds in aid of the proposed war memorial which was started off by Old Home Week last year.The Huntingdon Rotary Club is seeking tunds for the purpose of offering assistance to young girls to enter training for the nursing profession.Both are worthwhile causes which everyone will admit.Rather than make a canvass for outright contributions, these two organizations are offering two evenings of entertainment, or value for the money received.There is considerable expense to bring the troupe here and the program promises to be one of enjoyment for all who see it.Your appreciation of the joint effort being made can be shown by your purchase of the tickets now on sale, or your presence at one of the performances on either Friday or Saturday evenings.The success or failure of the venture will depend upon the amount of support the public gives.Subscription Rate: Although every precaution will be taken to avold error, The Gleaner accepts advertising in its columns on the understanding that it will not be liable for any error In any advertisement published here.under unless a proof of such advertisement le requested in writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleaner business office duly signed by the adver- The Huntingdon Gleaner Published by THE: HUNTINGDON GLEANER INC.ADAM L.SELLAR, President and Editor Huntingdon, Que.$3.00 per year Member of: Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association; Ont.-Que.Division, C.W.N.A, Audit Bureau of Circulation Single Copy 7c | tiser and with such error or correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that case, if any error so noted is not corrected by The Gleaner, its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupied by such advertisement Random Glimpses of The Past Taken From Gleaner Files mayor of Hemmingford village and! his death is much regretted by the\u2019 whole community.Mr.George Mclvor of Hemming- | ford, a few days ago, lost three fine, milk cows within a few hours of.morning, milked and ate as well as usual, were let out for about three hours, and being brought home, two fell and died on the way and the, third one a few hours after.Mr.McIvor had one of them opened and | i the contents of the stomach examined and the results showed symp- to Mr.Mclvor, who is ill able to lose anything.In the register of St.Andrew's Church there have been inserted during the past year 22 baptisms, 17 deaths and 6 marriage, an increase over last year of 6 registrations.The deaths are in excess of last year, and the marriages are 50% more.The practise has for the U.S.Customs-House officers to allow Canadian farmers to go across to mills on the States side with grists free of duty.This has been stopped and while many Canadian farmers will be put to much inconvenience, the chief loss will fall on the American millers who derive much of their custom from Canada.January 12 The ferry has ceased to run between Lachine and Caughnawaga, and Her Majesty's Mails for the old and thickly populated District of Beauhamois are crossed in an Indian Canoe, Such is the progress of the age and the equity of the powers-that-be, that, while our farmers are taxed to build a railroad through to the North-West, they, in the year of grace, 1882, are left dependent for communications with the outer world on the paddle of the redman! February 2 Mr.A.McCormick of St.Louls de Gonzague has sold his homestead, of 80 arpents, to a Canadian for $5,400.This is the highest price Yet pald for farm land in this District, being equal to $67.50 per arpent.If the exodus continues as it has done for the past few years there will soon he hardly an Old Countryman left in St.Louis.February 16 Mr.John Dickson of St.Louis has bought William White's farm Communism is being advertised the world over as an infallible cure for all social and economic ills, but it is not generally known as an elixir for prolonging life.Such, however, is the claim made in an article that appeared in Pravda ol April 26, entitled \u201cData on Human Longevity.\u201d Exjensive work on the registration of long-living inhabitants of the Soviet Union is said to have been carried on at the Scientific Research Institute of Biology in Kharkov State University.A unique card index of longevity.composed of several thousand cards with detailed information of people 90 years and over.has been collected for the last 20 years.The index 1s supplemented by about 2.000 photographs.These data are said to be \u201cof immense interest for Soviet science.\u201d Prof.A.V.Nagorny, author of a book, \u201cThe Problem of Old Age and Longevity,\u201d is in charge of the card index.In an interview he is quoted as saying: \u201cThe opinion existed until recently that favorable conditions for reaching an advanced old age obtain only in Abk- hazia, where 212 people over 100 years are living.There even appeared \u2018theories\u2019 of the very great saturation of the air of Abkhazia with ultraviolet rays as the main cause of longevity.\u201d Abkhazia has a4 subtropical climate and is situated on the Black Sea coast.But \u201cComrade\u201d Nagorny flouted the ultraviolet theory.\u201cThe card index,\" he sald, \u201cshows that the whole Soviet Union is a land of longevity.Favorable conditions for the prolongation of life have been created in our country,\u201d and he proceeded to give the following amazing examples: \u201cThe oldest person In the Soviet Union, according to the card index, is a Russian collective farmer.Vas- ily Sergeyevich Tishkin, born in 1808 .The oldest woman is Kazamyan Khanum, a 127-year-old inhabitant of the town of Turk- menia.Her youngest son is 80.The long lived citizens have many children and relatives.For example, Mahmud Eivazov, 142-year-old member of the Young (sic) Communist League Collective Farm, Lerik District, Azerbaldzhan.has 118 sons, daughters, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great- great-grandchildren.His wife is 120, his daughter Dala is 100.There are in the Soviet Unlon about 30,000 men and women centenar- lans.\u201d Commenting on record, \u201cThere are few examples of such longevity in capitalist countries.\u201d And he announces that the insti- ute is preparing a book with the title, \u201cThe USS.R.-\u2014 Country of Longevity.\u201d We must walt for that book to discover the particular reasons why people live longer under Communism than in capitalist countries.We may be quite sure, however, that the book will not contain a card index record of the this \u201cunique\u201d was a prominent citizen, the first took first prize wherever shown, to of Bereau County, municipality, and a successful mer- Illinois, for $500.Messrs.A.and J.tio chant.He had the esteem of all and Bell, Elgin, sold their horse, Neth- mittee in Killing a bill authorizing same He died at an who thus has taken away two of [Canada in joint construction of the James Dunbar erland to the trict.The troublesome mumps, are prevalent each other.They were well in the and a number of juveniles are laid up.The type is a and the cases rarely outlast a week.February 23 Yesterday, while Daniel lane of Elgin was leading his horse OTTAWA, (CP)\u2014Many of the people on Parliament 'been predicting it for a long time, official If Canada wants the lion-dollar St.Lawrence and Power Project she'll have to do near-bil- The necessity of making a choice was thrust upon Canada by the action of a US.Congressional com- gentleman, {the US.government to join with early age, being only 39 vears old.ithe best grade Clydes in the Dis- \u2018project.Our government could wait complaint, other year but there is no assurance at present that Congress will approve the project even then.Thirty years ago people in this country were not too fussy about the St.Lawrence seaway but in the last few years the swing has been McFar- (to one of widespread support.Not so.however, in the United very mild one from water the animal reared und States where nithough the adminis- he was have been.March 2 On Tuesday, Charles Brown, El- gin, sold the span bay mares (Prince Royal's) took the first prize purpose class at last for $400.The purchaser was Robert hitherto been Alexander who bought for John L.jsaying she would have to consider Lewis, Montréal, Of the knocked down.toms of poisoning.It is a great loss broken but the injury, though painful, 1s not as serious as it population A rib istration is in favor, powerful re gional interests are opposed.Last week's action is just one ot à series of Congressional rebuffs over the years to the $800,000,000 plan to open the St Lawrence to deep-sea shipping and to provide fresh sources of electrical energy might of 3 year old which in the general jof Ontario and New York State.District show.Canada on Record Canada already is on record as a purely Canadian project if Con- ascribed to gress.-as it now has done should Dundee by the census between 400 |ngain give the joint scheme a cold and 500 are Indlans.March 16 shoulder.Transport Minister Chevrier said that was something the government On Tuesday, J.H.Gilmore of this {would have to consider.village completed a Mr.Boyd for The tinshop is to be rear of the lot, an storey building, 38 x 43 feet, will occupy the space between the gallery and Mr.Logan's.It is to be divided into two sto used by Mr.Gilmour himself and the other by Mr.Saunders, the en- terprizing jeweller.March 30 Colonel 7 to pedlars, and for licences $638 was paid him The Manitoba fe bven strong in emigrants to the if there for fully a dozen yo Athelstan and this } Ing, and folow, On Friday, Mr.Je Lancaster bought the building of a block next his photograph gallery.McEachern vear 59 hotel licences for this District, 7 licences to auctioneers and collected $42.50 [hope it will for fines.The total amount received was $5,561 this District and northwest more are contract with Meanwhile pressure is building up for a purely Canadian undertaking.moved to the |ince d a fine two- vitally concerned, has urged immediate start on the without US.help.\u201cNow that our good friends to the res, one to be south in their wisdom have decided that they do not want to come in with us,\u201d he said, \u201cWe ask them now that they have made their decision to please get oul of the way and lel us get on with the job.\u201d He suid Ontarfo would stand behind the federal government as \u201ca ready and willing partner and we proceed with the development without delay.\u201d Urgent Power Need issued last of which for collection.ver has never Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Com- immediately wrote 16 a change [Prime Minister St.Laurent urging ung men from [40 early start on the project lace are leav-| \u201cTU Is imperative,\u201d he said, \u201cThat intending toj# start be made as quickly as pos- sible if Hydro is to continue tn hn Snider of provide à fully adéquate supply of from Ness of low-cost power to meet all de mands.\u201d but last week it just about became carefully 1882 ott the Outarde.Arthur Anderson, M anatniou hetp from the United January 5 Trout River, has bought the ad- n ; ; ; Robert Wood, of Hemmingford,!joining lot owned by Mr.John Pat-| Now the goverument hus to con- about six years died on Tuesday | terson at a high figure.sider whether it is prepared to after a long and lingering illness of Francis Turner, St.Etienne.has |Dondle this costly undertaking morning of consumption.Mr.Wood sold his young Bay Stallion, which |310ne.son US.support being made avail- Are the an-.for the power-short industrial areus ' Premier Frost of Ontario, à prov- the federal government to make an.project | | i i Chairman Robert Saunders of the mission, who long has urged devel-' have jopment of the St Lawrence's power : been few and scattered.It looks ns |TEsOUrces, wis now Lo be The Week At Ottawa.a cautious note on the possibility Hill have | of Canada going it alone.\u201cWe'll have to consider this thing and wait and see what develops,\u201d he said.It would take several hundred million dollars to Seaway (do the job and that wus a \u201clot of money.\u201d The project hac the support of President Truman and other top US.administration leaders who contended it would provide a safe route in time of war to carry Quebec\u2019s rich fron ore tu inland American steel mills, On the other hand, American railways and public utilities long have opposed the project.Canada has not depended entirely able for the undertaking.Canadian Plans Ready In a just-in-case move some 1 PAGE THRES months ago the Transport Department formed a new branch as the \u201cspecial projects division.\u201d Its job has been to maintain a continuing \u2018study of the scheme.It is known \u2018that plans for a purely Canadian :undertuking have been drafted and estimates made of the cost.Neither have been made public.A Canadian seaway would run entirely in Canadian waters-\u2014on the \u2018Canadian side of the Internattonal Boundary that divides the St, Law rence River where it serves as the border between Ontario und New lYork.This route would not take advantage of the use of certain American sections of the river.The aims of the whole project deepening of the Upper Great Lakes canals, the replace- \u2018ment of the St.Lawrence canals by Continuec on page 9) TTT TITIVIS SSE Jone 190000.country's efforts to meet all posits, savings bonds or life the menace of inflation.Remember too So .to support Canada's yourself .save money [i]opar, our first duty as Canadians is to back up our To do this, we must be strong not only in arms but also in our economy.And to keep our economy strong, we must do everything possible to fight rising prices! How can you help fight this inflation?One important way: by saving money! Nowadays, every dollar you spend for things you don't need helps to boost prices.But the money you save in bank dn- savings help you.And your life insurance savings help protect your family.threats to our freedom.insurance - \u2018votes\u2019 against defense efforts .to help every way you can now! THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA and their Representatives the Pravda writer says: | South Georgetown, his fine amport- td Clyde colt, Crown Prince rising 2 years old, for 81,000.Neekly Review Problem of Longevity By LEWIS MILLICAN i shortevity of the inhabitants ot Soviet Jabor camps.i But the Soviet Government can, hardly claim the credit {or the long lives of the two farmers mentioned, for they were already well advanced toward their 120's before the Communist system was fully organized in Russia.Which reminds me of a discussion that took place hetween a group of farmers around the stove in a village store some years ago.They were arguing as to whether chewing tobacco shortened a man's life.One old stager declared that that he had chew tobacco all his life and he was 72 years old.This seemed to settle the question, until an elder, shaking an admonishing finger at the inveterate chewer, said: \u201cBut you don't know how old you'd be if you hadn't chewed tobacco.\u201d Soviet scientists, however, are not putting much faith in Communism as a life-prolonger.They have been engaged for many years on the! problem of restoring vital organs, ! according to Literaturnaya Gazeta, | April 7.They have noted that certain lower vertebrates possess the | ability to restore such major mem- | bers as the tail and the leg.7 V.Popov is said to have performed some remarkable experiments, and had \u201csucceeded in giving a frog a new eardrum.\u201d Another article in the same journal deals with the question, \u201cCan Legs and Arms be Sewn to the Body?\" It would seem : that mortality is worrying the Sov- let leaders.Some months ago Stalin himself issued a special order | tn his scientists to intensify their \u2018 research and come across with a! remedy for death.' | | Trout River TROUT RIVER\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bowser of Boston, Mass., visited on Sunday at the home of Mr.and: Mrs.J.R.MacDonald.Mr.and Mrs.Clinton Tolan of Burke, spent | Friday at the MacDonald home.Mr.and Mrs.G.P.Elder were dinner guests of Mrs.H.R.Wilson and family on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Smaill of Valleyfleld were also callers at the Wilson home.The Rev.Nell Donald Keith of Lachine, who conducted the services in Atheistan and Elgin on Sunday morning gave a very interesting address.He was student min- \u201cister at Trout River and Burke when the Rev.A.Rowat preached here, Mr.and Mrs.G.P.Elder were supper guests at the home of their son in Athelstan on Sunday.Glad to say that Mrs.Windle.a patient in the Barrie Memorial | Hospital, is improving nicely since iher operation.Her nieces, Misses | Leona and Leola, Mrs.Margaret Connor's twin daughters from Ot- | tawa spent the week-end with their [mother and Percy and visited their aunt in the hospital, returning to their home on Sunday.| Pal a Production Minister Howe struck A TES EET PI ONU THAT'S ELECTRICAL COOKING! Yes, folks, all you do is set the dial\u2014and forget it! That's electrical cooking! No watching, waiting, peering, worrying\u2014it's Automatic! And \u2014 you get CONCENTRATED HEAT \u2014SPEED \u2014SAFETY MORE FOOD VALUES \u2014KITCHEN COMFORT CLEANLINESS \u2014 ECONOMY EXTRA LEISURE! Yes, indeed, you'll cook faster, better, more rewardingly than ever before when you cook electrically.Before you buy a stove.INVESTIGATE the economy and efficiency of Electric Ranges and the Combination Stoves that cook electrically and heat by fuel.You'll be glad you did, 9 Tet VISIT YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER TODAY Your dealer, in co-operation with The Shawinigan Water and Power Company, is sponsoring a RANGE WIRING ALLOWANCE APRIL 15 \u2014 SEPTEMBER 30 Page Four Movies T his Week In Huntingdon Huntingdon |O\u2019Connor .Theatre .Theatre AIR - COOLED}opay .Thurs.FRI, and conditioned By FRIGIDAIRE * 2 Good Features! * .kids from Texas, in TODAY until FRIDAY \u201cFollow S.Morgan-Powell of the Mon- The Sun\u201d with treal Star, says.\u201cMr.Alec Guinness\u2019 Work is the Brilliant Pro-B tean Achievement He Has Ever GLENN FORD ANNE BAXTER DENNIS O\u2019KEEFE Seen on Screen or Stage!\u201d in 2nd Feature \u201cKind Hearts d Inside \u201cThe Coop\u2019! 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THE AVENGER\u2019 \u201cTake Care with of my > OH Denes QUINN Little Girl JODY LAWRENCE On same bill M-G-M's hilar- A Candid Story of Co-Eds onflious comedy from the stage Their Oun\u2014For the First Time! hit! \u201cStrictly JEANNE CRAIN Dishonorable\u201d Added Exciting Feature - - starring .Former \u201cSouth Pacific\" \u201cTrial By Sensation! 99REZIO PINZA Jur y JANET LEIGH Excitement-packed drama filled with fast-moving entertainment .! with .Robert ROCKWELL Barbara FULLER TECHNICOLOR Cartoon and News [Huntingdon ontinuous Shows in Hun- tingdon Every Sunday 1 to 11.30 p.m.AUSSE \u2014\u2014 .Theatre DIMANCHE Seulement WED.to FRIDAY, 5e AOÛT AUGUST 8-9-10 3ième Attraction Spéciale P\u201cBon nie FR ° EN FRANCAIS Prince 6c .Les 3 Charlie\u201d Lanciers in TECHNICOLOR du Bengal\u2019) staring TNT: a TVET DAVID NIVEN A Thrilling, Fast-moving Story just packed with THRILLING Companion Feature \u2014 ACTION, DRAMA and ADVEN TURE, and Romance! starring © 1 he Perfect GARY Woman\u201d COOPER with Franchot TONE Patricia ROC Kathleen BURKE Stanley HOLLOWAY Don't Miss this one in! The Huntingdon Gleaner Huntingdon Locals United Church 5.8.Picnic ! On Saturday, the pupils, parents \u2018and friends of the United Church Sunday School attended a picnic at Port Lewis, at the summer home ot Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Lunan, through {whose hospitality an enjovable afternoon was spent.A picnic lunch was served, after which several enjoyed swimming and running races and through the kindness of Vines :and Miss Elsie Hallowell many en- ljoyed motor boat rides.A hearty \u2018vote of thanks was extended to all The real life story of Val- 'who helped to make a pleasant day.erie and Ben Hogan \u2014 two «Qe st.John's sunday school Picnic The Anglican Church Sunday School Picnic was held at Butt & Buttress Cottage at St.Barbe, Que., on Tuesday, July 24.The smaller children enjoyed playing in the sand while the older ones went swimming.Games were played and races were held.All the ycung contestants were given prizes and Mrs.D.C.Rivett won the lady's prize and Mr.Hatcher won the men's prize for racing.Approximately 26 children and 10 adults enjoyed soft drinks, picnic lunch, ice cream and chocolate bars.-0- Rotary Club Picnic for Girls Huntingdon girls had a splendid time at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Francois Cleyn, at Port Lewis, on Thursday, when the Huntingdon Rotary Club was host at a picnic.Boat rides, races and games topped off with ice cream and other re- {freshments dear to the hearts of children, rounded out a very pleasant and enjoyable afternoon.This week, on Thursday (tomorrow), the boys will have their turn.They will {meet at the Empire Garage at 1 pm.and will be transported to the home of Mr.and Mrs.Cleyn on the lakeshore.Be on hand early, boys.and a good time is assured, -0- Mr.and Mrs.R.T.Sonne and little daughter Carol, Town of Mount Royal, visited the past week at the home of Mrs, Sonne's mother, Mrs.Ada McCartney.-0- | Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Hallamore, (Toronto, Ont.are spending their ; two weeks' vacation at the home of Mrs.Hallamore's mother, Mrs.F.XK.Bruce, Chateauguay St., Hun- tingdon.The twins, Lin and Lea have been here since school closed and will remain with their grandmother until September.present spending some time In Eck- ville, Alberta, the guest of her sons and daughter-in-law, Mr.Elwin Donnelly and Mr.and Mrs.Earl Donnelly and family.She made the trip west by plane.=0- Mr.and Mrs.Walter Donnelly and Leslie and Mr.and Mrs, Paul Forget motored to Hudson, Que., on July 22nd, and visited with Mr.and Mrs.Jack Simpson and other relatives.-0- Mr.and Mrs.John Barr of Mon- 'treal, Mr.Harry O'Neill, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.McCaffrey of Plattsburg, N.Y., Mr.and Mrs.Lester Hesseltine and Miss Jean McCoy were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Hamill.-0- Mrs.Wm.J.Smellie attended the funeral of her brother, Duncan A.Cooper, in Montpelier, Vermont, on Thursday, She was accompanied by Mrs.Clarence Macfarlane, Mr.Bert Rankin and Mr.J.Mac.Smellie, -0- On Saturday, July 28, the students in the Graduating Class of \u201851, Huntingdon High School, were entertained at a party given at the cottage of Mr.and Mrs.C.M.Oney, Miss Meta Oney as hostess.\u2018The students arrived shortly after lunch and enjoyed swimming, games and later a picnic lunch.«l= The Huntingdon County Hospital has received and acknowledged the following $10.00 memberships; Mr.Fred M.Pease, Trout River, and Mable Carrigan, Athelstan.a= Mr.Walter Perkins has returned to St.Anne's Military Hospital after spending his holidays at his home here, \u201c0m Mrs.Jack Heald of Grand'Mere, Que., are spending their holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Steve McDermid.Miss Margaret McDermid of Montreal was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Steve McDer- mid.Mr.and -0- Mr.and Mrs.Robert Lucas of Champlain, N.Y., accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Allan Lucas and family of Plattsburg, N.Y., visited with Mr.Lucas\u2019 sister, Mrs.McIntyre at the Patterson Convalescent Home on Sunday afternoon and were callers at the home of Mr.Willie -0- Mr.and Mrs.Earl Clark, Miss | Marjorie Clark, and Mr.and Mrs.Cameron Bothwell and little son Douglas, of Peterborough, Ont.left for home on Saturday morning, July 21st, after having spent a few days visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity.-0- Mr.Alan Donnelly, son of Mr.and Mrs.Earl Donnelly, of Eckville, Alberta, is spending a few days at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Donnelly, and also visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity.oO Mrs.Dora EE.Donnelly is at Franklin Centre Rev.K.E.and Mrs.Sullivan left Monday morning for Havelock, N.S., to spend a vacation of three weeks between his mother\u2019s home and Mrs.Sullivan's at Wood Harbour, N.S.Week-end guests at the Dicken- son home were Mr.and Mrs.John i Dickenson, of Montreal and Mr.and yMrs.Gordon Pitt who have just returned from a vacation spent at Old Orchard.t Mr.and Mrs, David Ness and , daughter Roslyn, Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Thistlewood, all of Montreal, also ,Mr.and Mrs.John F.Ross of How- ick visited Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Jack.Dr.J.E.Abbott of Pulaski, N.Y., was the guest of his mother, Mrs.Alfred Abbott and sister, Mrs.Ruth Post this past week.Other guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Harwood, the Misses Claudine and Grace Crippen, Miss Nichols of Chasm Falls, N.Y., also; Mr.and Mrs.Rodney Turner of California, and Mr.C.V.Jones of Batavia, N.Y.-MOOERS.Theatre Mooers, M.Y.8hows at 7-9 pm.Closed Tues.BY SATO THURSDAY AUGUST 2 \u201cTarget Unknown\u201d MARK STEVENS ROBERT DOUGLAS ALi 10S \u2019 ee FRIDAY - SATURDAY, AUGUST 3-4 \u201cRawhide\u201d TYRONE POWER SUSAN HAYWARD Tech.Western we.SO OOO SUNDAY - MONDAY, AUGUST 5-6 \u201cI Can get It for You Wholesale\u2019 SUSAN HAYWARD DAN DALY A real good picture COMING AUG.12-13 \u201cOn The Riviera\u201d DANNY KAY - GENE TIERNEY Don\u2019t Miss This One Campbell and sisters on Fairview Road, East.-0- Mrs.Walter Perkins was the Tuesday guest of Mrs.Willis Anderson at Howick, Que.-0- Mr.and Mrs.H.K.Damant, Sharon and Kendall of Arvida, Que., were week-end guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ward McGill.Mr.Damant has gone to Richmond, Que, to spend a week's holidays with his mother.Mrs.Damant and family are remaining for some time with her parents.-0- Mr.Billy Hartley of Queen Mary Road, is spending a couple of weeks\u2019 holidays the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Dougal Lang.-0- Mrs.W.H.Bailey of Rosemount, Que.is the guest of her sister, Mrs.Ward McGill.Allan\u2019s Corners ALLAN'S CORNERS \u2014 Mrs.Wm.Hicks, Norma and Eunice, of Montreal, visited on Wednesday at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Tannahill, Little Miss Connie and Master George Bell of Huntingdon spent a day this week with their grandparents.Dr.and Mrs.A.Delahaye and Mrs.Wilcox of Montreal, were Saturday afternoon callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Norman MacLeish and family.Mr.and Mrs.Orwill Marchant | and little daughter Carole, and Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Craik of Montreal, visited on Saturday at the home of Mrs.Helen Peddie.Mr.Jim Barr of Macdonald College, Mr.and Mrs, Wm.Barr and; family of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.Peter Notman of Valois, spent the week-end at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Notman are spending their vacation at the A Le MS MALONE* -nLonE, use (ITR SUN.- TUES.AUG.5.7 \u201cOn Moonlight Bay\u201d starring Doris Day and Gordon MacRae starrin Danny Kaye ALSO \u201cThey Got Me Covered\u201d starring Bob Hope Chateaugay\u2019s \u201cMummy's Ghost\u201d Modern Theatre starri Lon Chaney \u201cTHE GAY\u201d PLUS \u201cMummy's Tomb\u2019\u2019 |Thursday .August 2 \u2014| \u201cOperation Haylift FRI.- SAT.AUG.34 starring « BILL WILLIAMS Fort Worth\u201d « Second Feature \u2019 starring Motor Patrol Randolph Scott with PLUS DON CASTLE Robinson - Turpin Fight Pictures Fri.- Sat.August 3-4 starring JANE KNOX WED.\u2026\u2026 AUG.8 Sun.- Mon.Aug.5-6 \u201cUp In Arms\u201d | CHARLES FRANK AT VALLEYFIELD cossasr asap art sons en e re\u2014\u2014 CHARLIE FRANK is a versatile clown and as such he is likely to appear in a variety of costumes at the Valleyfield Fair on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 15-16-17-18-19 to add additional merriment to a fun crowded event.A quick change artist Charlie is apt to be a clown cop policing patrons seated and waiting for the show one minute and Charlie Chaplin the next.His audiences seem to like him best though when he reaches into an imaginary bag of tricks to produce out of thin air eggs, lighted cigarettes, cards and many other objects.Not content to mystify his audience at a distance Charlie will draw eggs from behind spectators ears, their noses, and maybe even their pants pockets.Charlie is a whirlwind of comical Fat action in advance and tell how hard you'll laugh even before he presents Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 Notes From The Police Blotter Indecent Assault A young lad was arrested on July 22nd, by Constable Trepanier, on a charge of indecent assault.He appeared on July 26th before Magistrate Fortin and pleaded guilty.He was sentenced to six months in Valleyfield Jail.Break 44 Window Panes Two youths were arrested on July 26th, by Constable Trepanier on instructions from the Provincial Police for malicious mischief.They went to the property of George Picard, New Erin, and here they proceeded to break glass in the windows of the barn and private house, Forty-four panes of glass were broken in all.The owner was away from home at the time the damage was done, which was the previous day, July 25th.The accused are now at Valleyfield where they are awaiting trial.Family Trouble Police were called to the home of Wm.Hebert, York Street, on Wednesday evening, July 25th, and Chief L'Heureux answered the call.Trouble developed between man and wife and on the arrival of the chief Mr.Hebert is alleged to have run out of the house pointing a gun at the officer.Meanwhile Mrs.Hebert and a baby were taken to the Police Station for protection and Mr.Hebert followed later in a car.He was arrested and charged with assault and pointing a gun at a police officer.The accused ap- |peared before Magistrate at Valley- field and pleaded not guilty.He was allowed out on bail to appear for trial at a later date.his next trick.He never has taken time out to explain how he makes smoke come out of his ears but they may be because he doesn\u2019t really know himself.Lighted cigarettes offer no pro- He can produce them from anywhere and he docs blem to Charlie.with a mere flick of his fingers.Charlie projects his own clown characters he dull and drab they seem real.Charlie Frank was secured by the management for appearances at the Valleyfield Fair through George A] nation's outstanding booker of out-' Hamid, Inc, New York, the door attractions.Peddie home.Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Clayton of Montreal, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs.D.J.Ovans.Mr.and Mrs.George Hope and grandson Bobby Hope, spent Friday and Saturday at Lacolle, visiting at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Jim Hope and family.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Hope and family were callers on Saturday evening at the home of her aunt, Miss Edith Smith in Fort Covington.They also visited at the home of her mother, Mrs.Lorenzo Farquhar in Chateau- gay.N.Y.All are sorry to hear of the two local mishaps during the past few days.The victims being Mr.George Rutherford and Mr.Gordon Hope.Mr.Rutherford had the misfortune to slip of the side of a load of hay on Saturday, breaking his collarbone.He is now a patient at the Barrie Memorial Hospital.Mr.Gordon Hope, while working on a nearby farm, had a heavy stone dropped on his foot.As a result he had several small bones broken.It is hoped that both these parties will soon be feeling bet- -ter.Miss Ethel and Mr.Norman Cullen of Montreal, spent the week-end at the home of their arents, Mr.and Mrs.Jim.Cul- en and family.Bthel has just returned home from Old Orchard Beach, where she spent a two-week vacation, Sunday guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.J.McWhinnie were Mr.and Mrs.Martin Wooster of Lachine and Mr.and Mrs.Percy McWhinnie of Montreal.Recent guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Carter of Westmount.Miss Vera Rutherford spent the week-end at her home here.| Miss Elizabeth and Master Lorne Anderson of Howick, spent the past week with their uncle A race track story \u2018Blue Blood\u201d PLUS \u201cTexas Meets Calamity Jane\u201d A Western story \u201c| was a Communist with the F.B.1.\u201d starring FRANK LOVEJOY A powerful story of how the Communist works Also \u2018Fox News - Cartoon - Variety View and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Merril Kerr.Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Tanna- hill and Keith and Mrs.E.J Hooker visited on Sunday evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Barr and family in Franklin.Mr.and Mrs, Archie Peddie of Howick visited on Sunday eve-|, ning with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.A.À.Tannahill.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Lematy of Verdun, spent a two week vacation at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Kerr.Guests on Saturday at the Mc- Intyre home were Mr.and Mrs.Fred Cunningham.Mr.and Mrs.P.D.Lawrence and Mr.and Mrs Allan Henderson of Montreal.Week-end guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Eric McIntyre, Mr.and Mrs.Wm Shorrock and Laury, Misses Dorothy Murphy Audrey McIntyre Dainty Avon and Mr.Peter Avon.Nitro NITRO \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.days recently with Mr.and Mrs B.Bevan on Purvis Avenue.Miss M.Mooney of Montreal spent a week recently with Mr M.Elson and daughter Beryl on Purvis Avenue.Mrs.C.Poyser of Toronto, is awhile here at the home of her son and daughter- in-law, Mr.and Mrs.N.Poyser spending on Purvis Avenue.Mrs.C.Paige and daughter Carol have just returned from a months\u2019 stay at East Farnham with Mrs, D.Collins and Miss M Collins.Mrs.C.Numan and three children of Montreal, are spending the summer here with Mr.M.Elson on Purvis Avenue.Mr.C Numan of Montreal, is also visiting the same home on his holidays for two weeks.Mrs.J.Gaves of Montreal PROGRAMME THEATRE DENIS THEATRE ORMSTOWN Presentations subject to change Matinees 1.30 p.m.On Sundays\u2014 Nights 7.30 p.m.Every night 7.30-11 Except Wednesday Thursday, Friday, Saturday, likeable personality into each of the personifies.Consequently instead of appearing little daughter M.Finley of Montreal, spent a few The Gore THE GORE\u2014Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Nesom, who are occupying their cottage for the summer have as their guests Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Nesom of Verdun, Que.Recent week-end guests included Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Dallar of Gt.Barring- ton, Mass.; Miss Anne Tyre of Gt.Barrington, Mass., Mr.Geo.Welsh of Mt.Vernon, N.Y, and Miss Aileen Kelly of Montreal.Mrs.Elva Smith of Malone, N.Y.was the week-end guest of her cousins, Mr.and Mrs.Matt Gilligan and Viola.Mr.Billy Taylor of Montreal spent a couple of days the past l {week with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ord Taylor.Mr.Charlie Henderson of Montreal was the week- .jend guest of his brother-in-law and sister.Mr.and Mrs.Ord Taylor.Mrs.Joyce Graham of St.Johns, Que, is spending a week's holidays, guest of her father-in-law and mother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Willie Graham.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Pollock of Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs.Jennie Pollock of Rockburn were Saturday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Matt Gilligan and Viola.Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Stevenson of Toronto, Ont.have been recent guests of their cousins, Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Rennie, Jr.Sports -| The Huntingdon Girls Softball Team and the Huntingdon Mer- » chants play a return game with Howick at Ormstown on Friday night.The girl\u2019s game will start at 7.00 p.m.and the boys will play under lights at 9 p.m.The Huntingdon Girls were defeated on Monday night by Athelstan Boys with a score of 15-5.The two teams switched .| batteries, with Jim Hutchins and Wesley Jamieson playing for the ,\\girls and Frances Middlemiss , and Janet Paul playing for the oys.spent the past Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.B.Bevan and family on Purvis Avenue.The service in the Nitro Protestant Church on Sunday, July 29th, was conducted by Rev.G.Gault of Valleyfield United * Church.Friends are sorry to know that Mr.N.Poyser is in the Queeñ Mary.Hospital, in Montreal, all hope him a speedy recovery.Mr.and Mrs.R.Swartz and family former residents of Nitro, have moved back here and reside on Laurier Avenue.»] Mrs.J.Collins and David Collins of Valleyfield spent a day recently with Mr.and Mrs.C.Paige on Riverview Avenue.Quite a few children have been sick with measles and chicken pox.All hope there will be no more new cases.Roxy Theatre St.Chrysostome Tel.No.1 J.E.Cote, Prop.Opening Snow at .Last Complete Show Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 2-3-4 ( August 2-3-4 \u201c \u201cfs \u201cPETTY GIRL\u201d Magnificent Kee] in cor win Yan \u20ac@ |JOAN CAULFIELD LOUIS CALHERN ANN HARDING \u201cThe Jack Pot\u201d JAMES STEWART BARBARA HALE ROBERT CUMMINGS \u201cBorder Incident\u201d RICARDO MONTALBAN Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, August 5-6-7 \u201cCry Danger\u201d DICK POWELL RHONDA FLEMING \u201cThe Petty Girl\u201d ROBERT CUMMINGS JOAN CAULFIELD SOP 5-6-7 août \u201cOn n\u2019aime qu\u2019une fois\u2019 - avec - RENEE FAURE JACQUES BERTHIER \u201c\u201cL\u2019aventure est au coin de la Rue\u201d - avec - RAYMOND ROULEAU MICHELE ALFA Rockburn Mrs.B.H.Pennington returned home from Montreal with Mr.Pennington Saturday evening after visiting with Mr.and Mrs.E.Ames for a few days.Glad to report Miss Helen Lindsay is home and much better for her hospital treatment.Mr.and Mrs.Guy Walker spent the past week with their friends in and near Parishville, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs, Earl Jamieson of Mass, are guests of Mr.and Mrs, M.Oliver.Mr.and Mrs.Milford Oliver, Mr.and Mrs.Sloan visited Mr.and Mrs.Brown in Cornwall on Sunday.Dawn and Linda Brown returned to their home with them.Ormstown Barrie Memorial Notes: The following $10 memberships have been received and acknowledged by the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.; Mrs.Victoria Cottingham, Ormstown, Mr.Wm.C, Elvidge, Ormstown, Mr.Marvin A.Crawford, Huntingdon, Miss Katherine Murphy, Ormstown and Miss Elizabeth Saddler, Ormstown.The following donations have also been received by the Hospital, Ormstown Medical Centre $500., donation of $113.55, proceeds of 1951 Dancing Class Review, held in Denis Theatre, Ormstown, given by the pupils of Mrs.T.G.Sherrington, teacher, and a donation of beans from Mrs.Bruce Cairncross, Howick and from Mrs.Collins.ORMSTOWN\u2014Mr.and Mrs, J.Ross Bryson spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Ward and Stephanie at Spring-Vale-on-the- Lake, West Lachine, Que.Presentation to Mr.and Mrs.Hilton Nussey On Tuesday evening, Mr.and to dinner at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Bob Greig.Later Mr.D.J.Greig and family came to bid farewell and to extend best wishes to Hilton and Esther, Kemptville, Ont, where Hilton has accepted a position with the Eastern Ontario Cattle Breeding As- sociaion.An electric clock was presented to them as a reminder of the many pleasant associations during their stay here.Guests numbered about twenty.Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Turner, Nancy and Norma of Montreal were recent dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.William Kilgour.Mrs.Allen and Miss Margarita Allen of Granby visited last week with Mrs.Curran and Mrs.Christina Armour.Mr.and Mrs.Donald McEwen spent a few days last week at Sara- nac Lake and Lake Placid.Miss Betty McEwen spent a few days last week with her grandmother, Mrs.Perkins, Huntingdon.Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Barrington and Reta, Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Barrington, David and Diane, are spending a holiday at Plattsburg Beach.Mr.Lyman Simpson of Montreal visited on Friday with Mr.and Mrs.William Kilgour.Band Concert The Ormstown Band gave a fine concert on Saturday evening on the Main Street.Following the rendition of several lively numbers, a collection was taken which was very satisfactory.Plans are that these concerts will be continued.Arrangements\u2018 are under way for a special concert in conjunction with the Ormstown Girls\u2019 Softball team.Mr.and Mrs.Evan McLaren, Peter and Carole of Toronto are spending two weeks with Dr.W.S.McLaren.\u2019 Tatehurst TATEHURST\u2014Mr.and Mrs, Clifford Shaver and two sons, Mr.Rupert Upton of Cornwall spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Etward Upton.FRANKLIN Drive-In Ohgatre Malone-Chateaugay Road MALONE, NY.- TONIGHT - THURSDAY, AUG.1-2 - Abbott and Costello \u201cMeet The Invisible Man\u2019\u2019 \u2014\u2014 ALSO \u2014 \u201cNight and the City\u201d FRI.- SAT.AUG.34 George Montgomery \u201cDakota Lil\u201d in Color \u2014 ALSO \u2014 \u201cThe Return Of Jesse James\u201d SUN.- MON._ AUG.5.6 James Stewart \u201cBroken Arrow\u201d Color''by Technicolor GEORGE MURPHY | LUS \u2014 COMEDY \u2014 CARTOON Dimanche, Lundi, Mardi, | | TUES.- WED.- THURS., AUG.7-8-9 John Payne +9) \u201cTripoli Color by Technicolor \u2014 ALSO \u2014\u2014 William Bendix \u201cKill The Umpire\u2019 Mrs.Hilton Nussey were entertained.as they are leaving for © © © , à \u2019 » Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 Born BLACHFORD\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., on July 26, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Blachford, Huntingdon, Que, a son.CAIRNS\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que, on July 25, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Cairns, Ormstown, Que., a daughter.DEMERS\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que, on July 27, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.O.Demers, Howick, Que.a daughter.DURANCEAU\u2014At the Huntingdon County Hospital, Huntingdon, Que.on July 25, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Raoul Duranceau, Hun- tingdon, a daughter.DUVAL\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.on July 26, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Laurent Duval, Huntingdon, Que., a son.GOUNDRY\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., on July 28, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Carmen Goundry, Riverfield, Que.a daughter.LEROUX\u2014At the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Valleyfield, Que.on July 30, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.George Leroux, a daughter.MANNARD\u2014At the Homoeopathic Hospital, Montreal, on July 18, 1951, to Grace and William H.Mannard, a son, William Gary.PAGE\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que, on July 22, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.James Page, Ormstown, Que., a daughter, PEPINO\u2014At the Alice Hyde Hospital, Malone, NY, on July 26, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Pe- pino, River Street, Chateaugay, N.Y.a daughter, Evelyn Mae.PREVOST\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.on July 24, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Roma Prevost, St.Chrysostome, Que.a son.PRIMEAU \u2014 At the Huntingdon County Hospital, Huntingdon, Que., on July 27, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Wilfrid Primeau, St.Anicet, Que.a son.PRINGLE\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que, on July 30, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Ferns Pringle, Huntingdon, Que., a son.TESSIER\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.on July 23, 1951, to Mr.and Mrs.Oza Tessier, St.Antoine, Que, a daughter.Approaching Marriage Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Thompson.Ormstown, announce the marriage of their eldest daughter, Jean Martin McCrindle Thompson to Gilles Beauchamp, son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Beauchamp of Orm- stown.The wedding to take place Saturday, August 4, 1951.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest A.Salter of Glenelm, Que., announce the marriage of their daughter, Elsie, to Fergus Gordon MacPherson of Three Rivers, P.Q., and recently of Montreal, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Fergus MacPherson of Port Daniel, Que.The marriage ceremony will take place in Kensington United Church at noon on Saturday, August 18, the Reverend Doctor E.H.Gray of Knowlton, Que, officiating.Married LEFEBVRE-CHARTRAND \u2014 At St.Barbe Church, St.Barbe, Que., on July 21, 1951, Lorette, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Char- trand, St.Barbe, Que., to Maurice, son of Mr.and Mrs.Adrien Le- febvre, Huntingdon.| Athelstan ATHELSTAN \u2014 Mrs.E.Barwick of St.Catherines, Ont., spent last week with her son and daughter- in-law, Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Barwick.Miss Margaret Gamble of Montreal spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs.D.Gamble.Mrs.Robert Ovans of Ormstown, Mrs.David Booth of Huntingdon, Mrs.Hewton Wright and sons Cameron and Calvin of Cardinal, Ont.have been guests at the home of Mrs.Mildred Helm recently.Mrs.Willlam Anders, Mrs.R.Edwards accompanied by several COME TO CHURCH Huntingdon United Church Rev.THOS.KNOWLES, Pastor Montreal friends left Friday even- Rev.C.À.ADEY.of Montreal 'ing for Camp Chesterfield, Ander- Morning Service 10.30 am.\\son, Indiana, where they will spend the next two weeks, No Evening Service Mr.and Mrs.C.Groome and Mrs.E.Burden of Montreal were Sun- St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon Speaker: Mrs.G.Green.Mr.Mark Hendrickson and Mrs.Charles Tracy of Malone, N.Y., have been recent visitors at the home of Professor MARKELL of Montreal Mr.and Mrs.Willlam Hendrick- Presbyterian College.son.Morning Service 10.30 a.m.W.M.S.The July meeting of the WM.S.Auxiliary was entertained by Mrs.Tom Ross at her home on Thursday afternoon.Mrs.Jamieson conducted the meeting, Miss S.R.Tully gave the Bible reading and Mrs.Jamieson led in prayer.Roll Call answered by six members repeating a version \u201cTeach\u201d.Miss Kimball had the lesson from Study book.Meeting closed with the Auxiliary prayer repeated in unison.Delicious refreshments were served Evening Service 7 p.m.Married LINDSAY-LOVE \u2014 At Central United Church, Calgary, Alberta, on June 23, 1951, Anne Mildred, daughter of the late W.H.Love and of Mrs.A, E.Love, of Saskatoon, Sask., to Hamilton William, voungest son of Mr.and Mrs.G1 ee hostess to members and N.Lindsay of Athelstan, Que, BY : The Rev.Switzer officiated.Mrs.James Lavery visited with Mrs.Joseph Gamble on Friday.ST.-DENIS CAVERS \u2014 At the Ro- | - man Catholic Church, Ormstown, Sunday School Notes Que, on July 21, 1951, Betty Lou.) Stanley Myatt received a Silver .daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Enamel \u201cpin ye Sunday.for one Cavers, Ormstown, Que, to Mr., + year's perfect attendance at Sun- Joseph Ernest, son of Mr.and aay School.Mrs.Edgar St.Denis, Owls Head, N.Y.The Rev.Jose Maria La- Roque conducted the ceremony.Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Foers, Edna, Pauline, Bobby and Barbara and : Mr.R.Stone motored to Danville, Di d | where they spent the week-end 1\u20ac | With Mr.and Mrs.Norman Patter- CARRIERE\u2014AL St.Louis de Gon- Po Misses Edna and Pauline rc- zague, Que.on July 14, 1951, Mrs.V.F.Carriere, aged 74 years.COOPER\u2014At Veterans\u2019 Hospital, White River Junction, Vt, on July 24, 1951.Mr.Duncan Armond Cooper, Montpelier, Vt.aged 59 years.FUREY\u2014At Calgary, Alberta, on July 30, 1951, Mary Jane Durnin, beloved wife of the late Thomas W.Furey.Requiem Mass at St.Joseph's Church, Huntingdon, Que, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.Remains to be at Mr.and Mrs.John R.Walsh's, Wellington St., Huntingdon, Friday evening.HUMBERG\u2014At his home, Dewitt- ville, Que.on July 26, 1951, Sieg- mund Humberg, beloved husband of Selma Humberg, age 63 years.LANKTREE \u2014 On July 22, 1951, Edith Miller Tucker, wife of John Lanktree, Chateauguay Station, Que, and daughter of the late Rev.and Mrs.Bowman Tucker.SENECAL\u2014At his residence, Hun- tingdon, Que.on July 30, 1951, Mr.Adelard Senecal, beloved husband of Barbara Senecal, in his 62nd year.TERREAULT \u2014 At Montreal, Que.on July 25, 1951, Miss Emelie Terreault, St.Chrysostome, Que., aged 86 years.The deceased was formerly of Hemmingford, Que., and was the daughter of the late Etienne Terreault and Matilde Poupart of St.Remi.Cards of Thanks I wish to thank the doctors and nurses and all who cared for and were so kind to me, during my short mained in Danville to spend a week's holiday with their sister.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.P.Elder were guests on Sunday night at the home of their son J.D.Elder.Mr.Evan Watson, Verdun, spent the week-end at the home of his parents.Mrs.E.Watson and Sandra returned to the City with him after a two week's vacation.Word has been received from Rev.H.G.Grace that he had reached Nova Scotia safely, after a drive tof 1,020 miles.He is enjoying his holiday with friends and relatives, of his congregations in granting a week's extension of his holiday and Will be back to resume his duties on Aug.12th.In the meantime for next Sunday, Aug.5th.Mr, and Mrs.Edgar Barras and Diane, Quebec, were week-end guests at the home of L.D.Watson.Mrs.Barras and Diane are remaining for some weeks.Mr.J.T.Foers, Montreal is spending his holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Tom Foers.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Barras, Mr.and Mrs.L.D.Watson, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Westover and baby, Judy Rowat and Sandra Watson enjoyed a motor trip on Saturday, driving down through the islands along Lake Champlain, returning by way of Burlington, Fort Ethan ; Allen, St.Albans, Swanton and ,Alburg, Vt.| Miss Margaret Riehl.Montreal, spent the week-end with her parents.stay, in the Barrie Memorial Hos-| Mr.John Sayers returned on pital.Saturday, ' ; Mrs, Ellen Carmichael | y after spending some | I would like to thank Dr.Le- febvre, the nurses of the Hunting- don County Hospital and all kind friends who sent cards and paid me visits., Mrs.Harold Watlie | I wish to thank the doctors and nurses of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for their kind attention while I was a patient, also my sincere thanks to all my friends and ac- Hemmingford Office William Gruer, Aubrey I wish to extend my deep appreciation to Dr.McCrimmon, the doctors, nurses and staff of the Barrie Memorial Hospital for their many acts of kindness during my stay there.To my relatives, neighbours and friends who so kindly remembered me with visits, cards, : TRE TE letters, flowers, fruit, and other JL.oS RA Tea a : gifts, I give my sincere thanks.MONUMENTS, DELIVERED, PREP! Kathryn Maither TATALOGUE ON REQUEST.In Memoriam GREER\u2014In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Annie M.Cosgrove Cairns Greer, who passed away July 30th, 1950.FUNER AL HOME (\u201cA token of love and remembrance, .Of one we shall never forget, o Her memory to us is a treasure, Her loss is a lifetime regret.\u201d Ever remembered by her husband, William R.and family Valleyfield We Have Built Our Reputation on people\u2019s complete faith in us, through faithful, conscientious service since VALLEYFIELD -Mr.and Mrs.1914, T.Owen of Peterborough, Ont, are visiting with relatives in own.F.H.Cosgrove Ft.Covington - Dundee Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Boy and family of Weston, Ont, were guests of their parents, Mr.and quaintances who remembered me by their visits, cards, letters and | flowers.* .weeks in Cowansville.favourably from an operation at the Barrie Memorial Hospital and expresses her sincere thanks to her friends who so kindly donated blood for transfusions.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Haworth.of Drummondville, are visiting relatives in town.Mr.Douglas Stewart of London, Ont.is the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Stewart.MIXMASTER Has the new, exclusive Automatic MIX-FINDER Mrs.E.Boy and Mr.and Mrs.F.Cooper during the past week.| Mr.John Scherf and son John, | of U.S.A, are guests at the home! of Mrs.Carl Schurman.| Mr.and Mrs.Allen Boy, Adele\u2019 Phone 6206 and 6288 and Douglas, of Weston, Ont.Monuments are the guests of their parents, in Mr.and Mrs.H.Whitehead and Mr.and Mrs.E.Boy.The Canadian Legion picnic was held on Saturday afternoon, July 28, at St.Francis Beach.Two large buses as well as private cars transported all to the picnic grounds where swimming, races and games took place.Refreshments were served at the supper hour and all returned about 7 p.m.after an enjoyable afternoon.Scotch or Canadian GRANITE - also - Lettering done at Cemetery A.Brunet Phone 31 Ormstown Mrs.John O'Neil is progressing \u2014simply \u201ctune in\u201d on the correct mixing speed for any need.The needs are all labeled on the dial, easy to see and to set.Give Mix= master and you give frees dom from the tiring arme work of cooking, baking, getting the meals.Come plete with juicer Braithwaite Bros.Phone 445 Huntingdon ve day guests at the home of Mr.and | and deeply appreciates the kindness Dr.Reid will arrange for supply The Huntingdon Gleaner RECENT WEDDING AT ST.ANICET \\ NI RE \\ > + Jo : wet } 1 PA A 3 \u2018 he | FA R \u2018 The wedding of Miss Carmen [Mrs.Cleaphas Quesnel, Cuzaville, Caza, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.ra Lo Roma Caza, of Cazaville.to Mr.which took place recently at St.Rodrique Quesnel, son of Mr.and Anicet, Que.ROUND BYRE *v, RING By Frank Napier Congratulations, Jerseymen: Congratulations to \u201cThe Canadian Jersey Cattle Club.\u201d Today August 15 that Club will officially shire Club district, the purchasers and sellers being: Mrs.A.H.Hateh, Granby, Mass.U.S.A.-\u2014one each from the follow- its y office building\u2014its |, home rat buildine-200 aw ing: W.C.Tully, Athelstan: Clar- rence Avenue West, Toronto, Ont.ence Kerr and J.Whiteford Mc- \u2014has been made possible through |ÉCH.both of Howick; John P.Gruer.Riverfield; James and John 0 \"ts \u20ac s the voluntary efforts and donation Rodger, Ormstown: Harold J.Sy- of the \u201cClub's\u201d members across Page Five BE SCARED \u2014 IT'S NOT A GHOST! ° , Franklin Centre DON'T FRANKLIN CENTRE The | Nazarene Missionary Society met on} / Thursday evening at the church | with eleven members and several! visitors present.The special emphasis for July being \u201cEducation\u201d.| statistics and stortes were given | concerning the work of the Bible Training Schools and day schools in many countries, Calvin Watt and Norman Stevenson assisting in the program.Mrs.Sullivan gave the study telling how, ns a result of the Arab- Jewish war the Nazarene mission spread from Jerusalem and other areas of Palestine into Transjord.n where schools and churches have been established for refugees.A large detailed map of Jerusalem was used for illustration as well as maps ! of the Palestine area.: Mina Dickenson, librarian, dis- } played the new study book and set .of Reading Course books for 1851- 52.A letter was received from a mis- .sionary in Barbados, British West a, Indies, expressing appreciation for ï three large boxes of used clothing recently sent for relief work.The offering was Jevoted to the newest project, a Christmas gift box for a Missionary in India.In ; charge of this work fs the Box Work Secretary, Mrs.C A Dicken- son.Mrs.Sullivan who has been president of the Society since its organization, two years ago, presented her resignation It was decided to fill thé vacaney at a later meeting.,Ç Mrs.E.M.Sharpe and Miss | Dorothy Sharpe accompanied by, Mrs.Earl MeNiece, Miss Annie Wad- 4 ALA : ry Its only a masked wrestler, who and 4th, it you want a thrill\u2014don't dell and Mrs.E M.Smith and [will appear at the Variety Show af yniss this great two nights of show daughter Mary Annn motored tothe Falr Grounds, Huntingdon, on Old Orchard Beach, Maine and [Friday and Saturday, August 3rd and fun.spent the past two weeks.Wiiedf-\u2014\"-\" me there, they made short trips to , , t.were Sunday guests of Mr.; day at Chateauguay Lake, NY A (mount.Portland, Biddeford, and other Io attendaner of grown and Mrs.Willard Vaincourt.ups, parents and children were present and enjoyed the day swimming and places of note.On their way home they visited at the home of Mrs.Charles Harrington, Burlington, Vi.Mrs.Gerald Pitt and two children of Montreal are spending the Canada.The Holstein Office: The Canadian Jersey Cattle Club is the second Canadian purebred livestock association to own its own building.Some 30 or 40 ycars ago (probably more» the Holstein-Fries- fun Association of Canada purchased a building in Brantford, Ont., which has been cnlarged from time to time to house the ever increasing staff necessary to take care of the constantly increasing business of that Association.Ayrshires Follow Example: The Canadian Ayrshire Brecders\u2019 Association is also getting ready to emulate the example set by its two rivals in the dairy world.Like the Jersey Club, the Ayrshire Association has received a considered amount of money, in voluntary donations, which will eventually be utilized to either purchase or erect a building for its head-office staff.The Burnside Sale: The last call, or reminder, anent the Burnside Sale.It will be held on Saturday next\u2014Saturday, August 4.Douglas A.Ness informs us that Tom Whittaker, (Ayrshire Sales Service) the Auctioneer will be assisted in the ring by Harry and Tom Hays, members of the firm ot Hays Farms Lid.Oakville, Ont.Ayrshire Exports: E.Willson Richmond, Secretary- Manager, Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association reports that the Record Office reported to him that a total of 89 Canadian Ayrshires were transferred as between July 4 and July 20 to United States purchasers.Eleven of these mons, St.Louis de Gonzague.Euclide Quesnel, Middlebury, vi.USA.\u2014ane each from T.L.Irving & Sons, St.Anicet; Estate of J.C.Reid, Huntingdon, H.W.Seidel, Virginville, Penna, USA.2 head from J.D.MeDoug- all.Ormstown.St.Mary's Home Farm, Hartford, Conn.USA.\u2014one animal from Hugh R.McAdam, Hemming - ford.What About Your Sales?And, that's all the local livestock news we have on hand to record here.As editor of Canadian Ayrshire Review for almost a quarter of a century we found it was like \u201cpulling hen's teeth,\u201d so to speak, to get news of local happenings.And so it still is that it is hard to get not only Ayrshire but other breeds\u2019 news, We would therefore make the ples, \u201cEven if you don't wish to get free advertising about your sales, the purchasers would probably appreciate it if vou had same publicized.\u201d Sports Merchants Win 7 to 4 Led by the six hit pitching of Lucien Monique and the sharp hitting of Walter McCallum.the Merchants defeated Rouses PL.by the score of 7 to 4.McCal- lum had four hits in as many trips to the plate.Merrill Smith also had his bat working well, Joseph Stevenson whose funeral was latives and friends of the late Mrs.held on Monday afternoon, July 23.Mr.George Harvey spent a few days with his brother, Mr.Charles Harvey and family on his way back to St.Catherines, Ont, having spent, part of his vacation at their old home at Danville, Que.Mr.and Mrs.Lyford Parker accompanied by Mrs, Margaret Gum- ble attended Camp meeting nt Moovrs, N.Y.Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Preston Nussey, Garth and Susan are spending part, of their vacation at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs, Willard Dunn, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Brown left Saturday afternoon for Sherbrooke, Mussrs, Henry and Wm Wheatley of Baskins Settlement, spent n day recently at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Willard Dunn Mr.and Mrs.A Mitehell and Mr.and Mrs.Fred Pomeroy, of Montreal, visited at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Omar Harvey on Thursday evening, Master Sergeant, Arnold MeGugan and Mrs.McGugan spent the weekend aut the Manning home, having been transferred from Colorado Lo Burlington, Vi, where he will be an instructor at the University there, Mrs.Lidstone and Miss Elizabeth Lidstone, of Montreal and her brother, Mr.Viclor Lidstone, from Ontario visited Thursday at the home via Montreal, to spend the remainder of his vacation with Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Brown, Mrs.H.Reid and Mr.and Mrs.C.Jones, Patricia and Bobby of Balavia, NY, were Monday guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John H.Rowe.Mr.and Mrs.W.Dressler, Wayne and Sandra, of Montreal, spent the week-end with thelr uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Willard Vaincourt.Mrs.Dorothy Gamble, of Athel- stan, is spending a couple of weeks with her sisters, Misses Mary and Effie Dunn.The United Church Sunday School picnic was held on Wednes- throughout the season.Although they have not won many games | of the former's nephew and niece, Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence \u2018Towns on their return trip from Brome lake, where they spent thelr vacation.Mr.and Mrs.J.Ness, Mr.and Mrs.G.Fitzgerald and the Misses E.Enright and D.Daly, of West- \u2014 COOK W Ranges from boating.A picnic lunch was en- summer at their summer home here.Master Thomas and Mae Kicrans, joyed und a number of bad sun- Mr.Pitt spent his vacation with |of Sudbury, Ont, have returned to burns were taken home asx a re them.i the home of their grandmother, Mrs.mninder of the pleasant hours spent Prizes for attendance for the eras, St.estmount.after visit in the water past quarter were awarded to the Mis.mes Kierans hero Ty! Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Evans of [following pupils in the United Sun- couple of weeks Huntingdon spent Sunday afternoon day School on Sunday morning in Sn: ie ox .with Mr and Mrs.Willard Blair {the primary class, taught by Mrs, Sympathy is extended fo the res | Lawrence \u2018Towns, Janet.Johnson and Helen Rowe received Sunday School pins, Merle Dunn, Palricia and Linda MeMillan, Bibles; in Mrs.James Manning's class the Misses lon Lamb and A.Oliver, received Mustrated Bible Story Books, for memory work.Rev, BL.Davis read the report of attendance and collections for the 2nd quarter which was much better than the Ist The Mission Band, with their leaders, the Misses Iris Waller and Edith Stevenson held thelr first Sunday morning meeting during the Church service period A very good attendance was.present, DRINK | host of the highwaus LEGARE LTD.KEEP COOL DURING THESE HOT DAYS ITH GAS \u2014 $162.50 Ayrshires were! collecting 3 hits in 4 times at | bat.Monique kept the opposition guessing throughout the frame, using his slow ball with from the Howick-Huntingdon Ayr- Letter to version of the rules.\u2014___j Merchants Win Again With MeCallum and Smith| leading the way with some fine under the close surveillance of the extra town policeman, would serve the same purpose.The policeman would impose fines on those people who refuse to obey stop signs and this money would help pay his Lucien Monique pitched a fine, game, his second in as many nights, he also collected two of.the Merchants hits.Alex.Proud- ! foot had two singles to boost his: | my opinion the town would do well to pull in its horns and gon easy jon unnecessary expense.If the town still feels the lights are a necessity, surely they could be batting average to .409.bought through a local merchant Franklin played their usual without any additional expense.! i fine game but could not get go-! Yours very truly.jing at the right time.The boys; Douglas A.Stephen.on the Franklin team are to be P.S.Braithwaite Bros, are nol|commended for the fine sports- interested in this sale.manship they have displayed WE SHOE SIORE OMER SAUMIER, Prop.| | 74 Chateauguay St.they have made it hard for any | team to beat them, they never stop trying, every onc of them puts everything he has into the: Special This Week pee An © fit ever Shoe | ® Automatic Oven-Heat Control Ç air + y _.| ® Convenient Oven Light Ezunes ie dant.SSwad .TEEN ant CORRECTLY\", * isn vo \u201cMedium\u201d-\"Low-Medium\"- \u2014 \u201cLow\u201d-\"Simmer\" Be assured of a perfect fil for every : Lo | '\" er member of your family.Sturdy boots ® Visi-Pilot Light und shoes for growing children, wom- To.=, i pens shoes to fit right and flatter.| © Easy To-Clean Elements a s W For men, foolwear of true comfort ® Stain-Resisting One-Piece Top & \u201c bh «Uand quality.All the latest styles.\u2018 .Sg \"vo SRCall in today and make a habit of © All Porcelain Enamel Finish 6 J / Emi» pRouying all your footwear at .® Enamelled Broiler With Removable Element | - ® Economical In Use Huntingdon S44 458 8 Even heat for p fect baling ÿ Î os salary.clutch hitting, the Merchants tii\u201d I believe in expanding the town's| Won their fourth game of the pe conveniences as quickly as the |\u201céason from Franklin on Friday | tts town's income warrants.But in|Dight by the score of 9 to 6.2 (great effectiveness.11 er, the or apc eau Mad a tro.| s fr jent dowr 3 : ans , The Editor hays Lom the Point went down, 1 oa nol have any competition | ALBION REFRIGERATORS, 9.2 cu.ft.$349.00 © John Brooks.the Merchant's when i oti it to the itor left, fielder made another great SL SPOTISME © team, : The He don Gleaner, throw in the second inning to he Merchants leading batters | Phone 5112 e Huntingdon Huntingdon, Quebec.;get Fewster sliding into third| [DIS wee are: Monique 513, A.gcon, base.This is the sixth man Proudfoot 409, Smitli .400, Dear Sir: John has thrown oul at HASC IN ce\u2014\u2014 - = I would like to express a dis-|the last four games.Buddy|™ - = \u2014 senting opinion regarding the French pilched a good game for .traffic lights on Bouchette Street.Rouses Point, and also got two yoy IT S A In my opinion they are a nui- hits.Bill Fewster, the Point's à à sance, an incentive to speeding and catcher, gave lots of life to the % 4 \u201c , J an unnecessary addition to the game.besides getting two hits.w er 4 town's debt.e both teams and the + em HT \u201d\u2019 A stop sign on Bouchette street, crowd in an uproar with his own | \u20ac t.J.Currie Everything Electrical\u201d Phone 418 T Huntingdon, Que.Huntingdon, Que.+ 4 Page Six | Recipes | COOL, COLOURFUL FRUIT SALADS What could be more colourful or have more eye appeal than a fruit salad?When anyone is completely worn out or seems to be lacking in appetite, a fruit salad will usually tempt them.For Canadian Salad Week the home economists of the Consumer Section, Canada Department of Agriculture did considerable experimental work on suggestions for salads for were made and tested, it was de- these wonderful the pictures of salads which peared last week ap- raspberries, cherries, melons some peaches and plums are available.\u2018These are the as the basis for fruit salads week, and of course, salads SEPTEMBER 4 Register now for courses leading to Secretarial, Business Administration and Accounting positions.High school and college graduates can quickly supplement their academic education with professional training leading to business positions.All practical business subjects.Rapid, individual advancement encouraged.Write, phone or call for free bulletin explaining opportunities open to graduates.free Employment Service, length as the season lasts.line, the dessert problem may this type of salad does not necessarily have to be the dessert be the main course, it accompanied by a filling food such food which is to follow.so here the combination of fruits should be light and tart.These are two recipes for fruit salads from the home economists of the Consumer Section, Canada Department of Agriculture.Cherry Cottage Cheese Salad 21.cherries 1 cup cottage cheese Lettuce or watercress Salad dressing or mayonnaise cheese.Serve on shredded lettuce or watercress.Garnish with salad dressing and serve well This recipe will serve six people.Incidentally, if cherries are not available raspberries or strawber- buttered toast.hot muffins, or Canadian homes.After all their salad recipes cided to have pictures taken of all dishes.Many of in newspapers across Canada were the ones which and fruits which Mrs.Housewife should plan to use this fresh fruit should be served not only this week but every week as long Generally fruit salads are very low in calories, so if any member of the family is watching his waist be solved with a fruit salad.However, | course.It may be the main course or the appetizer.If the salad is to should be as cottage cheese, cream cheese, or peanut butter, while the appetizer should tease the appetite for the cups pitted and halved sweet Mix the cherries and the cottage chilled.ries may be used as a substitute in this salad.When it is served with tea biscuits it makes an ideal luncheon The Huntingdon Gleaner 1 cup diced cantaloupe Mash the cheese with a fork and beat until smooth.Add salt, sugar and blend with salad dressing.Whip the cream and fold into the Ormstown Shower for Miss Jean Thompson peaches and the diced cantaloupe joint hostesses at and pour into a freezing tray and COOL SALADS FOR SUMMER |, Department of Agriculture.heat.edrly morning and allowed to set in \u2018Alex.Thompson the refrigerator.Then they will be Beauchamp.ready with a minimum of last min- Pt ute preparation for supper or din- 22Wn ner.Refreshing jellied salads may pend be as simple or as fancy as anyone | uelph, Ont.wants to make them and almost any combination of fruits, meats or vegetables may be used in their making.| Tomatoes also make delightfully cool and appetizing salads.They are plentiful these days and the {home economists are sure that everyone will want to serve them as and son Marcel of often as possible.An ideal way of | spent the past serving them is as Stuffed Toma- cousin, Mrs.Archie Hingston.toes.There is such a variety of Mrs.Maurice and Paul left on Monday them.purpose that it would be easy to maica, Long Island.serve a different stuffed tomato Rennie accompanied her.salad for each day of the week.For, Miss Moira Duthie example, a filling of diced celery, chopped green onions combined with ing for Scotland on Wednesday.a small amount of whipped cream.a little vinegar and seasoning to taste and gives a salad which is sure to banish any Monday's blues.For Tuesday the tomatoes may be Schenectady, N.Y.family.ped parsley and salad dressing.This | M and Mrs.Ernest Rennie.ORMSTOWN\u2014Mrs.Douglas Glo- cheese mixture.Add the sliced | ei and Miss Myrtle en ere \u2018shower on Saturday evening, given find a number of friends assembled.She was escorted to the seat of hun- r.The Cullen living room was \u201cKeep cool with cool cooking and tastefully decorated for the occasion cool eating\u201d, is the sound advice in pink and white.A gaily decorated passed on by the home economists watering can hung from the arch- of the Consumer Section, Canada |way and an umbrella was suspend- They ed above the bride's chair.Jean was suggest that the way to avoid that |the recipient of many beautiful and mid-day heat frustration is to do useful gifts.She expressed her sin- the cooking early in the morning cere thanks to all present.A social before Ol' Man Sun turns on the time was enjoyed and refreshments This is where jellied salads served by the hostesses.The re- come into the picture for they may lfreshment table, lighted with tall be made in the freshness of the lapers was presided over by Mrs, and Mrs.Albert and Mrs.H.J.McMahon, to à holiday with friends at Mr.and Mrs.Roland Anderson, James and Robert are visiting relatives in Toronto and other points in Ontario.Miss Sandra Anderson [who has been visiting her grandparents in Toronto will return with Mr.and Mrs.Edward Lapointe Delson, Que., week with their King has gone to fillings that may be used for the Visit Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Wolfe, Ja- Master John spent the y | week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Lind- |Worsteds Ltd.Hespeler.diced cucumber, sliced radishes and |say Cullen and Nancy, prior to sail- Mr.and Mrs.Edmund Kearney of were week-end ns y guests of Mrs.Archie Hingston ang |S0F has returned AC 1 Maurice King of the Royal filled with cottage cheese which has | Canadian Alr Force, Trenton, Ont, been mixed with diced celery, chop- |SPent the week-end at the home of had planned and carried out an interesting program of sport events, one in the afternoon for the children and the other in the evening for the adults.Generous prizes, gracefully donated by the Associa tion of Lacolle, were awarded *o the ! ; winners of the various races and the home economists made.Perhaps freeze until firm.Serve on crisp a was aly a ti es competitions.the fod colourful of Bit a re ie e will vield six cro arrived at the Cullen home (o| Immediately preceding the evening meal a Home Cooking Contest was held which consisted of quite an array of cakes, ples, cookies, bread and doughnuts.The entries were judged by Mrs.Conway and Mrs.Bunt of Montreal.Following the adult sports event, there was a tug-of-war between the Long Room team and the Examiners.The Examiners under Cap- \u2018tain Eddie Cappiello and coach Freddy Robert, proved their superiority by defeating the Long Room best two out of three.become the first winners Trophy which will be yearly for this event.The Association wishes to thank all those who particiated in making this event a memorable and successful one and hope to sponsor a bigger and better picnic next year.Guests of Rev.and Mrs.M.J.MacLeod during the current week are Mrs.MacLeod's parents, Mr.and Mrs.William R.Johnston of Hespeler, Ont.Accompanying them are Mrs.Maud Schroeder, Preston, Ont, aunt of Mrs.MacLeod, and Mr.and Mrs.Harry Schroeder, also of Preston.The group will spend the week vacationing in and around Lacolle.Mr.Schroeder is employed as designer by Savage Shoe Co., Presten, and Mr.Johnston is engaged with Dominion Woollens and They of the awarded The lobster canning season having ended at his factory on Miscou Island, at the north-east point of New Brunswick, Mr.Warren Wind- to his home in Napierville for a time.| A short time ago Miss Margaret Lin Nes underwent an eye operation | in New York.It is hoped that the results may be satisfactory.On Saturday, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.| Grant, Christopher and Francesca.of Ottawa spent a few hours in La- colle, visiting Mr.and Mrs.Willis Hadley, also Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Grant and Mrs.Walter Grant.They had been to Halifax to visit his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Grant.Obituaries The late Mrs.V.F.Carrier Mrs.V.F.Carriere, St.Louis de Gonzague, passed away on July 14, 1951, aged 74.The funeral service was held at St.Louls de Gonzague Church, on July 17th, at 9 o'clock, the Rev.Father Julien sang the funeral mass, and Mr.F.N.La- france conducted the funeral procession.; Pall-bearers were M.Alcide Latour, Romeo Carriere, Maurice Label, Leonard Hart, Gerald Galipeau and Jim Ouimet.The libera was sung at St.Agnes de Dundee.Interment was made at St.Agnes Cemetery.The deceased leaves to mourn her loss: eight sons, three daughters, one son-in-law, 8 daughters-in-law, one sister, 2 sisters-in-law, three brothers-in- law, and thirty-four grandchildren.The late Mr.Duncan Cooper Duncan A.Cooper, 59, of 5 Scribner Place, died Tuesday morning, July 24, at the Veteran\u2019s Hospital in White River Junction, Montpelier, Vermont.He had been a patient there since April and had been in failing health since last December.Duncan Armond Cooper was born July 11, 1892, in Hunting- don, Que, a son of the late James Bird and Janet (Bell) Cooper.He spent his early days here.; He was educated in Hunting- don Academy and Cornwall College in Cornwall, Ont, When he completed his education he worked for various concerns as a efficiency expert making his home in New York and Connecticut, coming to Montpelier about six years ago.He worked in the business equipment field all over New England and was in the business engineering profession for the past ten years.; Mr.Cooper was in the signal corps in World War I when he served in France for 13 months.Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 COURTESY PAYS seldom-enforced rule against using AYR, Ont.,, (CP)-A district farm- profanity while addressing the op- er had his telephone service cut| erator.off when the company invoked a Thursday afternoon.The Rev.Hebert R.Smith officiated.Members of the American Legion | were honorary pall-bearers while Masonic brethren were the bear-| es ers.Interment took place in Berlin Corner Cemetery, a sub-! ICE COLD 7¢ urb of Montpelier.PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr.J.E.Caza Erle C.Maran BA, BCL.SURGEON DENTIST ADVOCATE 118 Chateauguay St.Phone 2000 King Street HUNTINGDON, QUE HUNTINGDON, QUE.Phone 401 Dr.J.W.Mills Cossette & Cossette LAWYERS DENTIST 168 Champlain St.Phons & JAIN B7).EET, ORMSTOWN VALLEYFIELD Telephone 25 : HOWICK-Mondays at Johm Mesoche & Perron Ritchie's a LAWYERS h 39r3 .A.Meloche M.Perron Telephone 31 Market St.Phone 691 VALLEYFIELD Dr.Lucien Perron Albert W.Stuart tar, Eye, Nose and Throat Specialist ADVOCATE Room 58, 388 St.James Street, W., hone BE.5119 Montreal P.0.Box 1 Phones 500, 67 Gontran Saintonge, K.C.BARRISTER and SOLICITOR 42 St.Cecile St.Valleytield R.Schurman & Co.Office Hours: Daily from 2 to 5 p.m., except Saturdays.Monday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9 pm.For appointment, phone MA.4184.8744 St.Denis St.Montreal Arthur W.Sullivan CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS EO in association with SURVEYOR MIDDLETON HOPE & CO.VALLEYFIELD, QUE.Chartered Accountants P.O.Box 124 388 St.James St.W.\u2014 Montre Bell Telephone 709 Hebert, Legault & Co.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS of courses, tuition rates.No salad.Will certainly be a winner with any, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Hooker, Nor- obligation.Proven Fruit Perfection family.Wednesday's stuffed toma- |MA and Allison left on Monday to 1 ackage ereas cheese 14 oz.) to salad might boast a filling of spend a few days at Watertown, CORNWALL Deh pr : diced chicken, diced hard-cooked pr and i Thousand Islands.COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 1 tablespoon sugar eges and celery and chopped pickle || recent guest of Mr y On VE 14 cup salad dressing or mayonnaise moistened with salad dressing.For | \"Fe 8 - and Mrs.H.Cornwall - Ontario = Cup ; i - McMahon.4 1 cup whipping cream variety, ham or other meat may be \u2018Mr.and Mrs.Sam Cullen and 1 cup sliced peaches used instead of chicken.Why not Myrtle, Mr.and Mrs.Lindsay Cul- try an Italian type of salad for 1 d N ; atter f Thursday?The filling would bel cr 8nd Nancy attended a family cooked left-over macaroni, spag- reunion of the Cullen family held hetti mixed with diced celery and al the home Sunday and Mrs.Lane, .well seasoned tomato pulp.Cole Evening Auxiliary \u2019 law, which adds interesting con- | This superb tea guarantees : | \u201cThe Presbyterian Evening Aux- .the flavour of every cup SALADA RANGE PEXOE © Week-end visitors with Major and Mrs.C.Hewson were Misses Pat and Zann Hewson and Dr.Mary Mitham of Montreal.He belonged to the Montpelier J.S.Gaw, B.V.Sc.Offices Post, No.3, American Legion, the] VETERINARY 48 Ste.Cecile Phone 41 Masonic Lodges, vin] a Sand SURGEON Valleyfield degree Mason, and to the Montpelier Kiwanis Club.19 Henderson Street 10 St.James Se w.1 MA, 4818 On November 26, 1925, he was ontrea.married to Miss May Frances Robbie of Montpelier.who sur- HUNTINGDON, QUE.Phone 381 Armand Hébert, C.A.stuffed tomatoes.the home economists suggest dressing spread on tomato petals.quarters to form petals.garnished.the spirits, so a gay garnish brightens the salad.Simplicity is the key- FOR YOUR HOME Refrigerators FOR YOUR FARM Deep Freezers FOR YOUR OFFICE OR FACTORY SSE AE EL EE EE A LE AE IE RAL LE NE REEL EAL LS LEE LEE SEL LE EL LLL, FRIGIDAIRE Made only by General Motors Ranges remember is that should be edible, Most folks know how to make radish roses, but not everyone has tried tomato roses.to make them.Cut a slice across the bottom of a tomato leaving about l-inch attached, then turn the knife downward and pare the tomato round and round, as if peeling an apple to get a continuous peeling.Coil the tomato peeling around and over the bottom slice.The end should drop down naturally into the centre to form the heart of a rose.The home economists suggest that sprigs of parsley or watercress, slices of cucumbers or tomatoes, green pepper rings, stuffed eggs or carrot or celery curls may also be used as other edible garnishes for your favourite salad.Instead of peeling a cucumber before slicing it, try scoring it lengthwise with the tines of a fork.Then cut in diagonal slices.The dark Milk Coolers Water Coolers Air Conditioning FOR YOUR STORE \u201cReach In\u201d or \u201cWalk In\u201d Storage Display Counters \" Self Service Frozen Food Cabinets For Sales and Service \u2014 Call and See Your Authorized Frigidaire Dealer E.DANDURAND 80 Chateauguay Street Qstingdon, Que.ALSO FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We handle parts and also service ALL makes of Washing Machines RNIN ARE AAR ARLES A RENT ZS RAT ELLE RAR ELL LLY XA LYLE AAA LL green of the skin adds much to the colour of this edible garnish.Salads Here are a few secrets for success in making salads.Salads that are moist seem to lack freshness, so dry all greens thoroughly; if using cooked vegetables, drain them well.Always mix salads lightly, ; using two forks, as stirring with the spoon crushes the ingredients.not prepare salads until just before .serving and wait until the last minute to add the salad dressing.Other- Cooling Units and wilted, instead of being crisp and attractive.the garlic stand in the mayonnaise for just a few minutes.Remember, a little garlic goes a long way.refreshing flavour to fruit salads.Be practical! Use your leftovers for appetizing salads.Cubed leftover meat may be mixed with raw radishes, cucumbers or with cold carrots, beets, cabbage, spinach, cooked peas or beans.Serve with your favourite salad dressing in a fresh, crisp lettuce cup.Telephone 460 For a quick and simple, but appetizing supper dish, serve a fruit salad.Cut any desired fruit in cubes, quarters or halves, top with a big spoonful of cottage cheese and serve with an appropriate dressing.For special occasions, stuff peach or Need a druggist for ointment § Or pills white or pink ?( YELLOW PAGES will find him \u2014 Quick as a wink! YELLOW , PAGES wise mw IRIS 7 TELEPHONE /} ot DIRECTORY / SOR \u2014 SS trast of colour and texture, may be the choice for Friday's filling for The last filling is devilled eggs, on a bed of salad To make these petals cut a tomato in quarters to within one-half inch from Miss Margaret Kennedy, Jo- of the bottom and spread out the bat.India.Regardless of the type, any salad some interesting information on a has greater eye appeal if attractively As a gay bouquet of jdecided to send embroidery thread flowers pinned to the shoulder lifts 10 Miss note in garnishes and one rule to hostess, assisted by Mrs.Alton Bar- all garnishes \u2018ington and Mrs.Alan Hooker.This is the way Do wise, the lettuce may become limp To give a little more character to the flavour of a vegetable salad, rub the salad bowl lightly with the cut surface of a piece of garlic, or let A few leaves of fresh mint give a Mr.Douglas Hadley, who was taking the summer course at Macdonald College, was taken to the Alex- iliary met on Thursday evening at jandra Hospital on Wednesday, suf- the home of Mrs.H.J.McMahon.' À Mrs.Harold Kerr presided and Mrs.fering With the mumps.i > | Guests during the week-end at Cameron Bryson led the worship ihe home of Mrs.L.VanVliet were service.Mrs.Donald McEwen re- \u2018Dr, and Mrs.J.E.VanVliet and ported on the previous meeting and Judy, Mrs.Macklier, Misses Jean \u2018called the roll.An interesting letter ,VanVliet and Jeannette Geymonat and Mr.Paul Betts.was read by Mrs.A., ; + Those noted home for the week- | Hooker.Mrs.Roland Anderson gave end were Doug.Grant.Jim Derick, Jack, Joyce and Mrs.Allan Van- Vliet and two children, Miss Mil- , dred VanVliet and friend, Mr.Leslie iss Kennedy to use in her Tait.Miss Lois VanVliet.|handicrafts with the Bhil people.\u2018 , - i Mr.Ovila Morin has returned Refreshments were served by the home after spending some time in the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Montreal.He is feeling much better, but is (still very weak.i Miss Grace Hatton.of Montreal, la tormer teacher in Lacolle School, now retired, spent Wednesday last with Mrs.Harry VanVliet.\"number of our missionaries.It was | Mr.and Mrs.Charles Moe visited recently with Mr.and Mrs.Archie {Moe and family.Greenfield, Mass.Miss Gladys Duncan has returned home after spending some time with friends at New Carlisle, Que.Mrs.A.Hooker spent Friday at Macdonald College, with Miss Isabel McOuat and called on Mr.and Mrs.D.C.Munroe and Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Ness, : Mrs.Moe Celebrates 99th Birthday On Saturday, July 21, Mrs.Chas.Moe, Sr., Ormstown's oldest resident, celebrated her 99th birthday.During the week-end she was visited by several members of her family and was remembered with flowers, gifts and cards from many friends and relatives.Mrs.Andrew Gamble of Newton Mills, N.S., is visiting her son-in- law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Russell MacDougall and family.Mrs.George Nickson of Montreal spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Walter Scott.Ormstown W.I.Meeting The July meeting of the Orm- stown branch of the W.I.was held recently at the summer cottage of Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker.There was a very large attendance and everyone enjoyed the outing.A most interesting and detailed account of the annual W.I.Convention held at Macdonald College was given by the official delegates, Mrs.F.Martin and Mrs.J.Ward Rember.This year the Convention was very large ns the Federated Women\u2019s Institute of Canada met there at the same time.Mrs.LeBaron, the new Provincial President, urged that each branch have a First Aid or Home Nursing Course.This will be done in Orm- stown under the supervision of the Red Cross during the early fall months.It was decided to do canning for Aubrey-Riverfield Mr.and Mrs.Mason, of Montreal are spending a few weeks in Mr.Irwin Orr's \u201cLog Cabin\u201d cottage.Mr.and Mrs.R.Tanner, Lorne and Lorraine, are spending a two weeks vacation at Plattsburg Beach.Mr.John Angell and Colonel and Mrs.Pugh, of Montreal, called at the home of Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Robertson on Sunday evening last.Mr.Charles Stewart, of Montreal, is at present a guest of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Orr.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Kipling and family, and Mr.John Murphy, of Montreal, motored to Brock- ville to spend the week-end.Miss Mabel Graham of Montreal, was the week-end guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Easton.Mr.Percy Wylie and sister, Miss Lily Wylie, of Montreal, > Là the School Cafeteria as scon as the A: vegetables are obtainable, eg Ek i \u20ac convener of Agriculture, Mrs.Dee, A George Kilgour, gave a talk on \u201cThe = Rb Uses of Mint,\u201d and Mrs.C.J.Bry- nie took place the third annual picnic of the Lacolle Branch of the Customs and Excise Association.A very large number of officers with their families and friends attended and contributed to make this, event a real success despite the rather cool, windy weather which prevalled throughout the day.The picnic committee, under the: able chairmanship of W.E.Grant, TO SUPPORT ROSES, ETC.pear halves with cream cheese, cherries and almonds.With the number of fruits and vegetables on the market today, there is great scope for ingenuity and originality in preparing salads.Lettuce, watercress, Swiss Chard, Sto = ei endive, spinach or parsley may be fly AS used as a basic green.The salad To may be tossed, Jellied, or the fruits deu or vegetables may be carefully ar- .Sat ranged on a bed of crisp greens.oc) For contrast of texture, flavour and LX colour, try mixing seasonal fresh fruits or vegetables with canned or frozen ones.vives her husband.He also leaves three daughters, Mrs.George E.(Frances May) Thompson of North Conway, N.H.Mrs.Richard (Margaret Nelson) Deen and Miss Joyce Bird Cooper.both of Gilder- sleeve, Conn.Also surviving are two grandchildren.Edward Thompson of North Conway.N.H., and Virginia Nelson Deen of Gildersleeve.Conn., a sister.Mrs.Ethel Cooper Smellie of Huntingdon.Que.a brother, Mr.W.Roy Cooper, of Montreal, and several nephews and nieces.Mr.Cooper was a member of Bethany Congregation Church, where funeral services were held Dr.Leo Belisle, V.S.VETERINARY SURGEON Phone 7 Ormstown, Que.Lucien Baillargeon NOTARY PUBLIC Buccessor to I.I.Crevier and A, R.Leduc, Notaries Public HUNTINGDON, QUE.Mfice In O'Connor Block, entrance next to Beaulleu\u2019s Building MONEY TO LOAN state and Succession Settlement were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Milne.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Hudson spent the week-end visiting friends in Montreal, and also at- tended the marriage of their Gabriel Poupart daughter.NOTARY AUBREY - RIVERFIELD \u2014 Mr.Finlay Milne was pleasantly sur- ST.CHRYSOSTOME, QUE prised when about 50 relatives Phone 9 called to celebrate his birthday.A social time was spent and after refreshments were served, all departed wishing Finlay many more happy birthdays.Miss Anita Milne spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Finlay Milne.MAX FACTOR MAKE - UP Office every Thursday st Hemmingford Phone 5 r 12 Roger Fortier, N.P.County Bldg.Huntingdon, Que.Tel: Office 306 Residence 391 Henri Legault, CA.Residence: 17 Alexander St.Phone 1859-J Sumner, Mellor & Co.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS W.D.Sumner, C.A.C.D.Mellor, CA.Suite 912 637 Craig St.W.Tel.UNiversity 6-3482 MONTREAL 3, P.Q.W.S.Brown GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST JEWELLER 146 Chateauguay St.HUNTINGDON, QUE, Phone 362 T.A.Laniel GRADUATE OPTOMETRIST 12 Nicholson Street VALLEYFIELD, QUR , Phone 243 C.M.LaSalle, L.Sc.O.\u2014 OPTOMETRIST \u2014 EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Office every Wednesday from 2 p.m.to 9 p.m.at E.AUBIN PHARMACY HUNTINGDON 121 Chateauguay St.Eyes Examined Glasses Fitled BUSINESS DIRECTORY Smith Pharmacy | 28 E.Main St.| MALONE, N.Y.ROUND THE HOM son, the convener of Health and su je r 9e/L 020 7 .Welfare, a reading, \u201cHealth, a good | = - - A.K.English Life.\u201d Both reports were most in- A) ) } teresting.i | A BLE FIRE and GENERAL INSURANCE The next meeting will be held at ; Er Bl A Carat gee Representative sor Mutual Life As- the home of Mrs.Archie Wilson on Vp feet STi 5 eal y surance Co.of Canada and for all August 7th, - ete.\u201c=> ! forms of Insurance and Bonds.Phone 607r5 Ormstown, Que.MAY BE BUILT OF CEDAR POSTS (OR 2 X 4'S FOR Lacolle THE UPRIGHTS AND 2 X 2'S FOR THE STRINGERS).LACOLLE\u2014On July 18, at Ne THE UPRIGHTS SHOULD BE AT LEAST 8 FT.HIGH York State Park, Plattsburg.Ny.(PLUS ONE FT.IN THE GROUND).CROSS PIECES Earle Radley MIGHT BE 8 FT.LONG WITH AN OVERHANG OF ONE FOOT ON EACH SIDE, AND THE LENGTHWISE STRINGERS 10 FT.LONG.FASTEN ALL JOINTS WITH SPIKES.PUT 2-INCH STAPLES AT INTERVALS NEXT SECTION, THEN SNUB WITH PLIERS.EXTRA SECTIONS MAY \u2018 BE ADDED AS REQUIRED.CLOUT RL DT ULE as Lo he 0 Phone 2898 Laberge & Lalonde Ltd.Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Workers Government Licensed ttoofing Supplies, Propane Gas and Wood Ranges HUNTINGDON, QUE.Phone 432 JACK CONSTRUCTION CO.Reg\u2019d Building Estimates and Contracts Repairs and Alterations Modern Kitchens, Bathrooms and Asphalt Floor Tiling OUR SPECIALTIES Huntingdon 24 Lake St.T.J.Graham LICENSED AUCTIONEER An experienced salesman wil make you money.If pianning a sale, large or small, IT will be pleased to discuss sale arrangements with you, no obligation.Phone Hunting- don 2442, or Lyell J.Graham, Hunt ingdon 2289.ALL FORMS OP INSURANOE fel.312r12 Hemmingtord \u2018 Geo.L.Collum Representing ROYAL LIVERPOOL INSURANCE CO.LIFE \u2014 FIRE \u2014 AUTOMOBILE Phone 5062 Huntingdom.W.K.Philps General Insurance of All Kinds At Moderate Rates Phone 651 - Huntingdez CAN BE FASHIONED FROM EXTRA COAT HANGERS.BEND THEM TO SHAPE.LOOP THE ENDS TIGHTLY OVER THE ANGLES OF THE Romeo Brunet Manufacturer of meinforced and Vibrated Cement Tiles SAND and GRAVEL Phone 16 ORMBTOWN, PQ.PE qe W.Keddy & Son NAL) Saw Mill & Grist Mi Building Materials, Lumber, Flour Millfeeds as à PUOLEE SERVICE Telephone 9 r 2 HIMMINGFORD, QUE Webber's Jeweller WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER Diamond Rings, Watches, Westminster Chime Clocks and Silverware Phone 451 Huntingdon Machine Shop General machine work, Pattern makers, Oxy-Acetlyene welding, 8hafting 108 St.Lawrence Ot.VALLEYFIELD Vausytield Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 The Huntingdon Gleaner Chateauguay Heights Tennis Club Mid-summer Dance.CHATEAUGUAY, QUE.\u2014 The Heights Recreation Club House was prettily decorated with red and white flowers and red and white streamers on Friday night, the occasion being the Tennis Club's midsummer Dance which was largely attended and much enjoyed by members and guests.Mr.Robert Fair, chairman, and his committee had charge of the arrangements.Noel Emblem's Orchestra from Montreal provided the music.Refreshments were served under the convenership of Mrs.Kenneth Campbell and Mrs.Bryce McGregor.Mrs.W.Horton, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Stackhouse of Montreal were guests on Wednesday of Mrs.W.E.Pilborough.Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Barclay are on a motor trip through the Maritimes.Janet and Susan Barclay are visiting their aunt Mrs.J.Barron, Vaudreuil, Que.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Lamb, of Ottawa, Ont., were guests during the week of Mrs.R.L.Lamb at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.L.Craik.Mr.and Mrs.Walter H.Stephenson, with their sons Russell and Reginald, of Granby, Que., were guests on Thursday of their aunts, Mrs.David Lang and Miss R.M.Mc- Farlane.Lydia Thompson is visiting Mr.and Mrs.Claude Watson, in Montreal.Miss Marjorie Simpson who was the guest during the week of Mrs.J.R.Dickenson, left on Tuesday to join her mother, Mrs.J.A.Simpson, at Cantic, Que.Miss Hope Jack who has been visiting her brother and sister-in- law, Rev.and Mrs, Milton Jack, Hatzic, B.C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.Peter Reid.Miss Selena Lang is holidaying with friends in the Muskoka Lakes District.Miss Maud Mitchell who has been the guest of Mrs.J.R.Dickenson has returned to her home in Montreal.While in town Mrs.W.E.Pilborough, Mrs.L.A.Hay and Mrs.David Lang entertained in her honour.Mr.and Mrs.J.D.B.Fraser who have been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Gerald S.Adams, left on Monday for Worcester, Mass, enroute to their home in Hallendale, Fla.PEOPLE LIKE PA TRADE.MARK REG.WHERE THEY WORK Among those who entertained for them were Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Reid, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Boyd and Mr.Stewart Craik.Mr.Ernest Mutton of St.Anne de Bellevue, Que, was the week-end guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.David H.Reid.Mrs.Gerald Frostad, Kaaren and Eric are spending a few days at Lake Lisgar, Que.Jane Craik left on Monday to spend a holiday with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.George Ward- rope, at Beebe Junction, Que.Mr.and Mrs.H.Brownridge and Mrs.L.Villard of Montreal are guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.Barclay.Patricia Lilley is spending a month ! at the Y.W.C.A.Camp at Ste.Marguerite, Que.Mr.Stewart Craik of Montreal was the guest on Sunday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gerald S.Adams.Miss Annie Dorais has returned from Hamilton, Ont, where she was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.L.Belliveau.Mrs.Lorne A.Hay, the Misses Winnifred and Muriel Hay, Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Webster, motored to Plattsburg, on Saturday for the week-end.They were joined on Sunday by Mr.and Mrs.W.Winkler and family and Mr.and Mrs.J.Dingley.Miss Mabel Hardisty is spending her vacation at St.Martin's N.B., where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs.Gordon Jones, Powerscourt POWERSCOURT\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Fred Wilson and son Edgar of Coronation, Alta., who motored east are visiting with Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ross and family.It is 40 years since Mrs.Wilson, sister of Mrs.Ross, was last here.She and her husband find many changes in Huntingdon and surroundings.Mr.and Mrs.John Carrigan and baby of Montreal have been visiting with his sister, Mrs.Eileen Hebert at the home of Mr.Bill Syktus.Mr.and Mrs.Earl McLaren and son Jimmy of New Milford, Conn.have been recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Rosevear.Miss Carol Ross is enjoying a two weeks' vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ross.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Lewis and family, accompanied by Very Rev.Archdeacon Chas.Philips spent Sunday at Primrose Cottage.Mr.and Mrs.Koski, Jean and Patsy, Mr.Robert Thompson and Miss Viola Gauthier motored to Lisbon, N.Y., on Sunday and visited relatives.Mrs.Jessie 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HEAD OFFICE-WINNIPEC.CANADA © |Mrs.O.J.Palmer.Covey Hill COVEY HILL \u2014 The monthly meeting of Wesley-Knox Ladies\u2019 Aid was held recently at the home of Mrs.Keith Curran with a very good attendance.The president, Mrs.A.L.Stewart, led the worship service.The usual business meeting took place, and during the afternoon the ladies worked on quilt blocks and articles for the bazaar.The meeting closed with prayer, after which Mrs.Curran served a lovely lunch.Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs.Colin Edwards on August 8th.Miss Ellie Cole's friends are delighted to welcome her back for her annual summer visit at The Lilacs.Last Sunday afternoon an Orange service in the Union Church was marked by a large attendance, friends coming from Hemmingford, Ormstown and points in the United States.The presence of the Hem- mingford choir with Mrs.Chas.McKay as organist was greatly appreciated and a solo by Miss McKay added interest and pleasure to the service.Mr.Jamies Cummings of Montreal was in his element as he vividly traced the history of Ireland from the days of St.Patrick till the Siege of Derry and the victory of William of Orange, this last taking place near the speaker's native village.He closed by an appeal for faithful attendance at whatever church his listeners adhered to.The Misses Lois Sutton and Geraldine Lowden are visiting the latter's cousins, the Misses Clarissa and Margery Belle Steele, at Nitro.Mr.and Mrs.Herb.McComb of Ormstown were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Oswald Mannagh.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Erskine have been recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Sample.Mr.Kinnear of Montreal spent a week-end with Mrs.Kinnear and the Misses Christie.Mr.and Mrs.S.M.Simpson and the Messrs.W.R.Perry and W.Widdowson were callers in Howick last Thursday.and uncle.Mr.Taylor returned home with his daughter, after spending some days at Lancaster, Ont.Sunday supper guests at the Taylor home were Mr.and Mrs.Harold McGurth, Larry and Susan, all of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Ed.McCoy and three children of Malone, N.Y., were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Taylor.Mr.and Mrs.Earl McHardy of Yonkers, N.Y.were callers at the McHardy home this past week.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Ames and two children of Rochester.N.Y., are visiting with Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Roy.Roxham ROXHAM\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Alvin Gruer and children, Mrs, R.Gruer, Ormstown, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Carson Wallace.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Reid, Hem- mingford, have taken up residence here in the late Miss Elliott's residence.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Akester, Kenna, Verdun; Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Akester, Miss Audrey and Luena Akester, Mr.Ronnie Hadley spent Sunday at St.Armand Beach Plattsburg.6 ' Mr.and Mrs.Roy, Athelstan, were Sunday n guests of Mr.and Mr.and Mrs.John Ellis and children, Beauharnois, were recent visitors of Mrs.W.Gatien.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Robson ROBSON\u2014Mrs.Whiteside Kearns of Montreal is spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Cleland and visiting other friends.Mr.Fernie Beattie, Mr.and Mrs.Willie Beattie visited Mrs.Martin Beattie at the Barrie Memorial Hospital on Sunday.There will be no service in Wes- ley-Knox Church on Sunday next, August 5th, Mr.and Mrs.Max Boast and little son Jimmie, of Richmond, spent the past week with Mrs.Boast\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Barr.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Deery and children of Montreal spent a week or so at the Barr home.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Doucette and sons.of Plattsburg, spent a day ven Mr.Robert Blair the past week.Aubrey-Riverfield AUBREY-RIVERFIELD \u2014 A very delightful evening was spent on Friday, July 27th, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ewart Orr, when Mrs.Orr and Miss June Rorison entertained at an Aluminum Kitchen Shower in honor of Miss Doris Red- dick, whose marriage takes place shortly.When Doris arrived, on a well-planned \u201cerrand\u201d, she was completely taken by surprise to find about forty guests assembled to greet her.She was escorted to a beautifully decorated seat of honor, beside a table laden with gaily wrapped parcels, which she proceeded to open and pass around for the guests to admire.Doris expressed her thanks to everyone for their kindness and invited all to visit her in her new home.Some amusing games were played during the social hour, and dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses.Showers of good wishes were given to the bride-to-be, before the guests departed.Miss Bertha Perry, of North Hat- ley, spent a couple of days last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Orr.Mrs.Mary Johnston, of Montreal, is Visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Bennie.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Shetler, of Belleville, have returned home after spending a two weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Bennie.Miss Alice Moodie was the guest of friends in Montreal last Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Roland Moodie and daughters, Rita, Frances and Mary also Miss Alice Moodie, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Allan Hunter, Huntingdon.Rita remained for a weeks\u2019 vacation.Little Barbara and Brenda Ro- rison, twin daughters of Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Rorison, of Hemming- ford, are spending a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Rorison.Miss Eunice Brooks, of Franklin IF YOU WANT TO LAUGH! a No show is good unless it has a few laughs.You will by the Huntingdon Rotary Club and Huntingdon Fair Grounds, on Fri- get your [day and Saturday, August 3rd and laughs at the show being sponsored | 4th.Zo-Zo above will provide the comedy for you and vou will enjoy War Memorial Committee, at the icVery minute of it.Centre, was a Week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.Eldon Orr.Little Albert and Billy Rice, of Ormstown, have returned home after spending two weeks with their grand parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Milne.Beauharnois land, on July 26th, to take up residence there.Mr.Robertson was connected with St.Edward's Presbyterian Church and had done quite at lot of Bible Research work.Mr.and Mrs.John Molyneux of Maniwaki, Que., Judy.Joan and Gail, on their return trip from Bathurst, stopped off at Beauhar- nois.They were guests of Miss B.G.Kilgour and Miss Alice Holmers.Mrs.Cyril Danies of Espanala, Ont, was a guest of her sister, Mrs.D.C.Currie for a few days.Master Sydney Gardiner will be spending two weeks with his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.R.M.Cairns at Lachute, Que.Miss Dorothy Turnbull has joined the Junior Campers at the Presbyterian Peace Memorial Camp at Lancaster, Ont.Susan Kilgour, Sandra Currie, Marcia Tietghen, Janet Turnbull and Betty Loucks returned from Lancaster Thursday.All said they had a wonder time at camp.Beaver BEAVER\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Thomson.Mrs.Wm.Leslie and Audrey, Miss Lucy Thomson motored to Hemmingford, and accom- |panied Mr.and Mrs.Allister Kelly on a trip to Plattsburg, NY, on Sunday.Miss Janie Dunlop, R.N., and Mr.Robert Dunlop spent a few days recently with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.K.Dunlop.Mrs.Alice Gauthier and daughter Lynne, Montreal, were week-end | guests of Mrs.Myrtle Sutherland.Lynne remained holidays.Howick HOWICK \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.David Ness and daughter Ros- dyn, also Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Thistlewood, all of Montreal, were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Ross.Miss Mary Fletcher spent the week-end in Melbourne, visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.F.Converse.Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Lavalliere, of Toronto, were recent guests of Mrs.Ellen Carmichael at the home of Mr, J.T.Stewart.Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Logan spent the week-end at Arnprior, visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Logan.Mr.and Mrs.Math.Orr, and Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Brown, spent the week-end with relatives at Bainsville, Ont.Guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Welch were Mr.and Mrs, H.T.Welch and daughter Doris of St.Lambert, Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Graves and daughter Vicki, of Magog, have returned home after spending a week's vacation, and Mrs.Nelson Gay of Huntingdon, is spending a few days at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.James Beattie, of East Farnham, visited on Saturday, at the home of the Misses Henderson and Mrs.Craig.Mrs.Robert MeGregor, daughter Evelyn, and Miss Marshall, of Ottawa, were week-end guests of Miss Martha Goundrey, Mrs.Mc- Gregor remained over.Mr.and Mrs.Tom Ogilvie, of Pense, Sask., spent some time visiting with relatives and friends.The July meetin of the W.MS.of ox Church was held at the home of Miss Martha Goundrey.on Tuesday evening, July 24th, with the president, Jean Ritchie presiding.Seven members and three visitors were present, answering the roll call by repeating a verse containing the word \u201cShepherd\u201d.It was mentioned vuat Mrs.Kenneth Currier wished to thank the members for their thoughtfulness by having sent her a Get- well Card, while she was a patient in the Montreal General Hospital.Mrs.W.Stewart read the special item, Seventy Times Seven, which told a story which shows that the secret of severe efficiency is not to argument and expensive temper yet it is at this very point that many people exhaust themselves.The Glad Tidings item, A Character Builder, read by Miss Goundrey told that carpenters and painters are nearing the completion of an up-to-date three story building, the Tyndale House, which the only church nursery in the City of Montreal.for a few days\u2019 Mr.W.Robertson sailed for Eng- Hemmingford HEMMINGFORD-\u2014-Miss Diana Stringer has returned home from an extended trip to the West as far as Banff and Lake Louise, with a stop off at Winnipeg, Man., and other cities on way home via the States.Mrs.Paul Laplante's friends and neighbors are pleased to hear she has returned from the hospital and offer best wishes for her speedy recovery.Miss Clare Gagné spent the past week with Miss Suzanne Stringer at St.Hubert, P.Q.Mr.and Mrs.Lucien Germain and baby were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Germain.Mr.John Ryan, Huntingdon, visited relatives here on Sunday.Mr.Edward Ryan, Montreal, is vacationing at his sisters\u2019.the Misses M.and A.Ryan.Mr.Price Kavanagh, Hunting- don, was a Sunday guest at the Leahy-Kavanagh home.Mrs, Wilmer Fisher is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.E.Martin, Iberville, P Mrs.John Bracken, St.Chry- sostome, was a recent guest of Mrs.Wm.Ryan.Miss Madeleine Abran, R.N., Montreal, is vacationing at her Miss Jean Ritchie read the Temperance items, \u201cWhere Am I\u201d, and \u201cWhen Alcohol Takes the Wheel\u201d, which said according to official records more than one fatal traffic accident in every five involves a drinking driver or a drinking pedestrian.Miss M.E.Gebbie of Montreal, is visiting at the home of Mrs.T.T.Gebbie.Mrs.Wm.Stewart and Claude Decasse spent Thursday in Mon- real, arent's home, Dr.and Mrs.A.Abran.Miss Gezèle Fortin, R.N., Montreal, is guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Leo Fortin.Miss Fernande Filion was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Filion.Mr.and Mrs.Ovila Lacasse are spending a week at Noranda, Ont.\u2026 with their son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Gerard Lacasse, then to Quebec City to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert for another week.Mr.Mark Stringer, Valleyfield, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.N.Stringer.Lacolle LACOLLE \u2014 Dr.L.Holt of Platts- burg, N.Y., winner of $100.at La- colle Curling Club Tombola on Saturday night drawing.Mr.J.W.McGill, Huntingdon, was winner of the 2nd prize, a bridge set.Miss Lois Robinson, Lacolle won 3rd prize.an all-wool auto robe.Ideal weather prevailed for Tombola on Priday night and Saturday.Record crowds were there to make this the most suc- the cessful vet.Each night a set of dishes were raffled: Friday night won by Miss J.Trahan, Cantic, Que, and Saturday nmgnht by G.G.McClenaghan.The feature attraction for children matinee on Saturday was the pony rides.Mr.Miller of Noyan, Que., brought three of his ponies for the children to ride.On Friday night at 7.00 PM.La- colle witnessed a magnificent parade led by the Rouses Point band and followed by five Shetland ponies from Noyan and all the merchants floats in Lacolle.Much credit goes to these merchants for their splendid cooperation in making the parade so colourful.Bingo was played at.clght tables each night, prizes were exceptional as they were really worthwhile.The outstanding booth was the Canadian Legion \"Crown and Anchor\u201d, under the direction of W.Grant.The crowd clung to this spot like a swarm of bees.The twenty booths were well patronized by voung and old and the Curling Club are indeed well satisfied with the procecds which will greatly replenish the building fund.Mrs.J.MacGeorge returned home Saturday after a weeks vacation spent at.Ocean Park, Maine.Mr.and Mrs.G.Hope, of Allan's Corners spent, Friday and Satur day with Mr.and Mrs.J.Hope.Mr.and Mrs.F.Hope.Allan's Corners, and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs.J.Hope.Mrs.H.VanVldiet accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.G.Elvidge, Robert, and Margaret motored to Old Orchard, Maine for a week's vacation.Mrs, Annie Agnew and Miss Topsy Armstrong of Columbus, Ohio, formerly residents of Plattsburg, N.Y., have been visiting in Platts- burg and on Sunday, with some friends they motored to Lacolle, and called on a few of thelr relatives here, Miss E.Daggett, Mrs.1,, Van- Vliet, Mr.and Mrs.D.Fair.Miss Joyce Hamilton, of Hilton, Manitoba, visited a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence VanViliet.Some years ago Mr.VanVliet worked on the farm of Miss Hamilton's grandfather, Mr.Scolt, and friendship between the families has continued ever since.Page Seven Glenelm GLENELM \u2014 Mr D.K.Gordon and Mr.Allen Smellie visited on Sat.at the home of Mr.Gordon's sister, Mrs.J.Jackson, Covey Hill.Visitors at the home of Mr.Mrs.Vernon Elder and daughter Ross.Mr.and Mrs.Bourgamy visited their son Angus, on Sunday.He is working at the home of Mr.Art.Goodfellow.Mr.D.Munro with Rev.and Mrs.on Friday morning to return to their home in Preston, Ont, Mrs.MacLeod returned with them and will be joined by Rev.MacLeod and her father, Mr.Johnston on Wednesday for a three weeks vacation.The Bridge Club held an out of season party on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.H.Gibson in honour of Mrs.G.Koransky, who is leaving in a few weeks to join her husband in Europe.After the card game, at which Mrs.Koran- sky had the honour of winning the highest score, she was given a small gift of remembrance.Best wishes of the community go with Mrs.Koransky.MacLeod, left accompanied them.All are from Montreal, Master Gale McGibbon is spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs, A.Goodfellow.Mr and Mrs.Geo.Elder, and Mr.and Mrs.D.Smaill visited at the home of Mrs.H.Wilson Ben Crawford, were Mr.and on Sunday.Glad to report that Mrs.T.8.Karen, also Mr.and Mrs.Fred MacFarlane is improving and Wilson and Mr.and Mrs.Dalton | hope she will soon be back home.Hay making is well on its way ; now that we have the good hot weather.Mrs.Melvin Hamilton visited Mrs.T McFarlane on Sunday at General Hospital, Montreal, where she is a patient.Skinny men, women gain 5,10, 15 Ibs.Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor meme What a thrill Bony limba Nil out à al up, neck no longer acrawny, bod plis atarved, sickly '\u2018boan-pole\u2019 look.T ousatide of Kiria, Wotnen, men, whA never could gain before are now proud of shapely, healthy -looking bodies.Thies thank theo spectn VIROr- building.fleah-bultdhng toile, Ostrex.Js tonics, atimutanta invigorators, fron, vitamin 36), ealelum, enrich blood, improve appetite and digestion wo food lves sou more Etrength and nourishment, put few on bars bones Dont fear getting foo tat Htop when you'v A you've galner the 8, 10, 15 or 20 Ibm.you need for normal welt Lats Littlo.New \u201cget acquainted size only C0.Ury fatsous Ostrex Tonte Tablela for new vigor aud added pounds, this very day.At nil druggists, Tr rn L I Lux N° LN LG \\ J ~ 7 ®% dg fu > La AS » RU : gr CARLING gr CAP Fé.A LE.5 iJ hc ead Visitors who had been for a week \u2014 - ONLY CARUING' Pod NE GIVES YOU THE PERFECT COMBINATION OF LIGTIESS AND CA Second Anniversary Sale DENIS BERNARD\u201d$ Modern Shoe Store 41 Market Street BERNARD August 7th to August 14th 7 days of bargains for young and old in shoes for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN INCOMPARABLE PRICES IN ALL OUR LINES OF SHOES SPECIAL OPENING SALE 1000 pairs of shoes to be sold at prices ranging from 75c to $4.75.FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Profit by these bargains and purchase your children\u2019s shoes for school now at greatly reduced prices quality shoes Phone 1218 Valleyfield Page Eight New Manager For Bell Telephone at Valleytield Marcel R.Gregoire Succeeds Lucien Moise Who Has Been Transferred to Montreal MARCEL R.GREGOIRE Marcel R.Gregoire has been appointed Bell Telephone manager at Valleyfield and will have supervision over the company's office at Huntingdon, it was announced this week.He succeeds Lucien Moise.who has been transferred to the general commercial department of the company's eastern area at Montreal as a lecturer.The change was effective on August 1.Mr.Gregoire.who has been manager at Thetford Mines! since March, 1949, was born in Sherbrooke and is a graduate of | Mont Saint Louis College in' Montreal.He joined the Bell! Company's commercial depart-| ment in April, 1937.at Sher-| brooke.In September.1940, he was granted leave of absence to proceed on active service with | the Canadian Army and served 3 i # 1 3 4 % $ LUCIEN MOISE appointed assistant in the Quebec division office in January, 1949, a post he held until his transfer to Thetford Mines as manager.In addition to Huntingdon he will also have supervision over the company's offices at Beau- harnois, Chateauguay, Franklin Centre, Ormstown, Ste.Chrysos- tome and Ste.Martine.* Mr.Moise joined the Bell Company as a clerk in Montreal on July 6, 1925, and during the next 11 years held a variety of clerical positions as well as gaining sales experience and a Knowledge of business office procedure.He was transferred to St.Jerome in December.1938, but returned to Montreal within a few months as business office representative, a position held until his appoint- Years, Gault has produced many a | Cornerstone For Continued from page 1 ils now in process of construction.We regret exceedingly that Dr.W.P.Percival, Director of Protestant Education is not with us today, as the Doctor, owing to a previous engagement was unable tu come to Valleyfield and take part in the ceremony, and has asked that I convey to you his regrets; the Doctor has been for a long number of years a very staunch supporter of the Gault Institute.From the above, you will note \u2018that the English population of our ; City will have a school second to none in which their children will be leducated, and nt no additional cost to the ratepayers, other than the regular tax.There are very few Communities in the Province of Quebec which can boast of having a modern school.I will now ask Doctor J.A.Mc- Donald, who 1s Chairman of the Board of Trustees to lay the corner- # stone for our new building.Dr.J.A.McDonald, Chairman ot the Board of Trustees for Gault Institute laid the cornerstone which bore the inscription \"Gault Institute, 1951.\" Inside the stone in al copper box several documents were placed.Among them were photographs vf the founder and other notables, copies of some newspapers, including The Huntingdon Gleaner, a history of the school by Miss G.Getty, a teacher on the staff of the school.With a silver trowel and after seeing that the copper box was safely inside the stone, Dr.McDonald declared the stone well and truly laid.He then went on to, commend all those who had helped with contributions to raise the fund required for the new extension and to praise the staff for the good work that had been done over the fine man and woman who have \u2018made a success in life and everyone was proud of the fact.They are doubly proud now that their ischool was able to be extended and become one of the finest schools in the Province.The need has arisen toduy for more accommodation, (greater facilities and we just had Ito enlarge.This school has arisen from a very small beginning and we are proud of it.The Huntingdon Gleaner THE ACCUSED AS HE WAS BEING TAKEN TO|New Way of THE INQUEST All previous efforts to photograph the accused previous to this shot had failed.He had repeatedly covered his face with a handkerchief when he was photographed.This shot was taken as he was being taken to the inquest hearing at the County Building on Tues day evening.Shown are: Chief L'Heureux, the accused and self confessed killer, Alcide Martin, Prov.Police Constables Gagnon and Marcel Bouchard.History Gault Held at Valleyfield The following Is the brief history of Gault Institute, Valleyfield, box inslde the cornerstone of the Institute on Thursday afternoon, July 26th, in the presence of an interested gathering of friends the school.Institute Enclosed in Cornerstone Ceremony in Connection With New Addition son and Mr.John Wilson as members.Several Valleyfield citizens, which was enclosed in the copper'among them the present chairman, Dr.J.A.McDonald, will remember addition that is now being built.Mr.Gilmour and his successor Mr.The ceremony took place at Gault, w.J.Messenger.Even more vividly recalled is the personality of Mr.Morgan who served in the unusual of | dual capacity of janitor and drill Dr.J.A.McDonald, isergeant.Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 Knitting Socks TWO OF THE MURDER VICTIMS Believe it or not, aîter all these years, there is actually a new way of knitting a sock.This new and much simpler {method calls for knitting the sock in two separate parts, then stitch- \u2018ing them together.It will be dem- jonstrated daily at the C.N.E.And here's news for the men.Several wool executives who volunteered as guinea pigs, reported the new socks in short length every bit as comfortable as their old ones, with the added comfort of not falling down! + This revolutionary new method is the brain child of designer Mrs.N.Jarvis Allen, who in the last wur rose in the women's naval service to become « Lieutenant-Command- \u2018er in charge of all Wrens on the \\west coast.She now breeds pekingese and grows flowers in Highland Creek, outside Toronto.Briefly, the method is this.The leg and instep are knitted in one piece, but vertically instead of hori- \u2018zontally and with two needles.The ribbed panel for the back of the (leg, heel and sole are also knitted on two needles.The sole is then joined to the instep piece and the toe is knitted on three needles.KR 3 Los Color and interesting designs can be introduced without using, bobbins or tying ends as in the making of diamond socks.Leftover wool can be used in the instep piece, and color patterns are simple for beginners, often afraid to attempt fancy designs.Using her new method, Mrs.Allen has designed two patterns especially for the C.N.E, calling them \u201cGrandstand\u201d and \"Midway\".\u201cGrandstand\u201d is a ribbed stitch, giving a cable effect, to suggest the rows of seats in the grandstand, while \u201cMidway\u201d is done in squares suggesting the many concessions in Above is a photograph of Mr.and Mrs.Aristide Allen, of Anderson's Corners, who were the victims of a particularly brutal murder together with a neighbour, Narcisse Cusson, who was the third victim.This picture was taken in 1942.Mrs.Allen was 74 years of age and Mr.Allen was 67 years The story of the crime appears in this issue.the midway.Three demonstrators will be available all day each day of the Big Fair to explain step by step of the new method.Brutal: Slaying .Continued from page 1 that Mr.Cusson was attacked as he made his way toward the shed and was carried or dragged into the shed and placed on top of the other victims after the foul crime had been committed.Unlike the other two victims, Cusson was BIG PROJECT SMITHS FALLS, Ont, (CP)\u2014 Under construction for 18 months, Smiths Falls $250,000 sewage disposal plant now is in full opera- slightly bowed and a somewhat solemn appearance, neither glancing from left or to right.Once one of the officials came over and whispered something in his ear, to which he nodded his head.Newspaper camera men took several flashlight photographs and he always tried to keep his head down.He was neatly dressed in a khaki military looking shirt and striped : a | local representative at| Mr.Edgar Hebert, M.L.A., for | itute stands tion.More than a mile of new \\stabbed several times in the chest |trousers and bareheaded.Following as adjutant and Mn officer Velleyfield in February.1940.He Beauharnois addressed the gather- cha tan, School Board Las oe Se Cas interest trunk sewers were built into the and body, whereas the other two |the closing of the hearing, he was ae eke from 1940 to 1046, succeeded to the managership BE pond was Introduced by the| Upon the occasion of the laying in Protestant education in Valley-|solid rock foundations of Smiths had their heads badly smashed |immediately taken back to Mont- He was also adjutant at the for Valleyfield and vicinity In @iaicnin Falls for the big undertaking.in as if they had been kicked or |real.of the annex, hown in 1900 b help and assistance ne [or the corner stone \u2018field was further s y ; nex | p re i is ir m mL es minuni ir ar 0) which is to house the long-antie- his setting aside a fund to provide struck with a heavy weapon of| Among the spectators in the court- for 16 his retire ent from the! Active in com! unity affal S, io to a Thee, of Me pated and urgently required Bym- scholarships for those who, having some kind.They also bore stab |room were several relatives of the he is a former director of theif .nasium and additional classrooms, ranked first in Grade XI, subse- |it would be interesting to look iguently attended College.back over the history of the Gault.The Montreal Cottons Company: Institute.built in 1895 by x.A by generously donating, Jn 1901, 2 F.Gault, at a cost of $40, and two lots to the Gault Institute, as- uh ihe school.Mr.Heberts ad-\\endowed with $15,000.\u2018sured its pupils of two large camp- 55 In part lollows.|\" Until that time, Protestant pupils yses, on one of which the new an- Today is a festival of rejoicing of Salaberry de Valleyfield attend- nex is being erected, and continued service and return to the com- STURDY ANTIQUE pany in April, 1946.PETERBOROUGH, Ont, (CP)\u2014 Residents were agog when a huge Rolls-Royce, 40 years old, was driven into town by Gordon Smith ot Ottawa.The car, with wheels three feet high, needed only a supply of slain trio, who appeared greatly moved and grief stricken.- During the afternoon Dr.J.M.e Rousell, medico legal expert, performed an autopsy on the victims and he will no doubt give his findings at the inquest to be held this wounds.It is hard to say at this time when the accused made the search of the house.It might have been after he disposed of his victims, or it might have been between the time the two Allens were murdered Aird said that Mr.Hebert had always been willing and had readily assisted the school trustees in everything possible in connection Rotary Club of Valleyfield and a .Gregoire gained experi-| member of the aberry Socia ence in sales work in Quebec City: Club.He has also held gxecu, for some months and then was,tive office in the Knig = ° appointed sales training instruc- Columbus (Valleyfield Lo ge .tor in the general commercial besides being active in Chamber department in Montreal.He was! of Commerce work.and intimate satisfaction for all | ed the Academy on the street which the work begun by its founder.Mr.gas nd oe cranking to roar on and Cusson made his untimely cloning.probably penal rn .; and each of the English-speaking , si \u2019 its way a .- , .Gold Mr.Black went west in 1901 and citizens of Valleyfield.Dears lis 1907 a Tos, School, Was Louis Simpson.manager of (he The victims were last seen as|come to light.Observe Golden was joined a year later by his wife | closed in and s \u2018Montreal Cottons .2 front of| During the cour he day\u201d Wedding Anniversary land daughter.They farmed eight Por a long time you had been the Knights of Columbus.(the Gault Institute was built, was they sat on a bench in fro ng se of 1 v's dreaming of giving your children a ; Tat ; z the little store at about 9 o'clock proceedings, the Huntingdon head- miles east of Alrdrie until 1948 |school, the atmosphere and the sur- I The [rst principal of the Gault deep h interested In phe school, OTTAWA (op anne on Monday evening.It is believed |quarters of Chief J.L'Heureux was Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Black now.when they moved to Calgarÿ.|rounding of which would help to oo ed by à board of trustees un-|panv' pe Visited \u2018The |Majaury, 100 years old and the|that the crime was committed at|the scene of great activity.There : living ai 1511 Centre A.St.W.Guests at the dinner wee Mr develop in them, not only the in-jaer the Y chairmanship of Dr.W Loe manager, Lieut.-Col.W.G.|mother of nine children who were |about 11 p.m., for the accused re-|were goings and comings all day Calgary.Alta.celebrated their | Black's niece, Mrs.Wallace KerIT |tejligence and all the other facul- Sot ES Cth Mo.Louis Simp- | resent 3 anager dent company.born without the assistance of a |ported his crime to the police in|long and the prisoner was lodged golden wedding anniversary recent- and Mr.Kerr, and Mr.and MIS.ties of the heart and mind, but also \u2019 Ihe b i nceasing in his efforts doctor, sews, knits, does the shop- Montreal some time between 1 and|in the cell for most of the timely when a family dinner as held Aner Kerr, all of Fertile Creek, |g sane and strong body thus con- to obtain rs ne S cault Institute Ping, takes the odd nip of whisky|2 am.on Tuesday.Police Con- |Chief L'Heureux helped in inter- at the Club Cafe by their two Que.tributing to society, men, Là i i rmstown was |rogating the accused and assisted daughters.Mrs.E.P.\u201cShuttleworth learned and healthy, and both attractive school.In the face of the facilities to meet the demands Or puff from her briar pipe.She |stable Chartrand of O g g and Mrs.B.C.Church.A wedding cake was topped with yellow roses and surrounded with Sweetheart roses and gladioli arranged with sprays of cedar and yellow and mauve chrysanthemums.Mr.M.T.Kinniburgh.brother of Mrs.Black, was master of ceremonies and proposed the toast to the honored couple.Flowers from the guests were presented to Mrs.Black by her grand-daughter Beverly Anne Church, and Mr.Victor Osmond presented the honoured couple with a gift from the guests.Mr.and Mrs.Black were married \u2026- BUSY ANGLER TRENTON, Ont, ! and sunfish.BUSY TREE-PLANTER SASKATOON, perintendent Alfred (CP \u2014Uncon- cerned by the heavy tourist traffic over the bridge at the Murray Can- jal in Carrying Place, Mrs.Kay Terry of Trenton leaned over the rail- (ings fishing with great success.At \u2018her feet was a pile of bass, perch (CP,\u2014Parks su- Browne has planted more than 30.000 trees in would be the envy and pride of fellow citizens.You will reach your double aim and you will succeed in uniting the agreeable and the useful.In the near future you will be noticing the handy division of the classrooms, and you will be admiring the gym in which the youngsters will be frolicing and gamboling.We, the old-timers, feel inclined to ask Providence to make us young again, and allow us to en- Joy these same privileges which will delight your children._ Unflinchingly you gave of your time and efforts to achieve your ought to produce in those who sur On the other hand, your repre They are satisfied and happy be with justice, and unstintingly.round you, a feeling of emulation for the efforts you have displayed.Your efforts and your money are nothing when the welfare and education of your children are at stake.sentatives enjoy the same feelings.cause you are, for, if you have done your share, the government of the province has also done its share this generous achievement and ar-'of a modern school curriculum.Fi- says her main ambition is to go up duous work, one cannot help hav- nally.ing a feeling of pride and which made provision that prizes be donated each year in all grades in the Gault name.Thus the history of in 1928, Mrs.F.A.Gault the school has been closely associa- industry founded by its head.An examination ted with the Gault family and the of the records shows that the school has been most fortunate in the election of those to administer it.Among these are the late Honorable J.A.Robb, federal Minister of Finance who served on the Board of Trustees from 1899 to 1929, and whose widow continues notified at about 2 a.m.and got in touch with Constable Leduc at Valleyfield.The two policemen together with the two sons of Allen arrived at the scene at about 3 a.m, Later in the morning several detectives from homicide squad of The term beginning in Sepember,!the Provincial Police, Montreal, ar- 1951, under the principalship of Mr.| rived on the scene.Among these J.A.Ferris, assisted by a staff ot) were Det.Anatole Rocque, Det.Lt.eleven teachers will open in a mod- Ubald Legault, Det.Gaston Ar- \u2018ern, commodious building.This pro- chambault.ject, under the direction of the fol- During the day a jury was sworn lowing Board of* Trustees, Dr.J.A.|in as follows: Joe Brisbois, Leo McDonald, Messrs.Percy Parry,| Lefebvre, Romeo Leduc, Rene Bil- George Osborne and Norman Clif- lette, Fernand Daoust, Gilbert Bruin an airplane.modate the ever-growing numbers of children who bring their lunches to school.in everyway possible.He visited the scene of the crime and thus familiarized himself with the facts of the case.FIGHTING FISH WASAGAMING, Man, (CP)\u2014Af- ter playing it for an hour, a Brandon angler landed a 28-pound northern pike, largest to be caught in Clear Lake in several years.CHARITABLE CONVICT SACKVILLE, N.B, (CP)\u2014A con- A : ; ; About three years ago, several his ractise of donatin rizes, ford, secretary-treasurer.is being net and Ernest Leduc.vict at the Dorchester penitentiary .July 10, 1901 at Huntingdon, Que.the past 38 years.|long coveted aim, a spacious and among you came to me, king me Tere too, is found the 5 mes ot [financed by local industries, con- in the evening a preliminary in- {built a model yacht, sold it for $30 \\ bt L A to help them obtain from the gov- [the late Mr.Hugh Wilson, at one tributions from Drivate individuals quest was held at the Court House, and timed the money over to the i | y y ernment the financial help which itime Secretary-Treasurer of the rme and a grant of gyntingdon, for the purpose of iden- .5 aying the Cornerstone at Gault Institute, Valleyfieid | was necessary to improve the old Montreal Cottons, and Mr.John |$96.000 from the Provincial Govern- |tifying the bodies of the victims by|æ \u2018school.I met Honourable O.Cote, who granted your school a sum of $54,500.And Provincial Secretary, Lowe, former manager of that company, who at the age of 87 is present at today's ceremony.From ment.relatives.Coroner Dr.George Le- febvre was in charge with Lt.Le- gault assisting in conducting the this year, again at the request of :1909 to 1949 Mr.Lowe served on the ru Ji cant ++ +.LIE 5 ÉSTITUTE It was a very important occasion when on Thursday afternoon, July 26th, the cornerstone was laid for the new addition to Gault Institute at Valleyfield.In the top photograph Lt.-Col.W.G.E.Aird, Vice- President and General Manager of Montreal Cottons, is shown at the microphone officiating as Chairman of the gathering.From left to right, those seated are as follows: George the rights of the minority.If we are united, we shall be strong.If we are strong we shall enjoy peace and prosperity, which are with instruction and education, the finest inheritances we dan bequeath to our children.Mr.Robert Cauchon, M.P.for Beauharnois, said that Gault Institute plays a great role in the community and has a very high standard.Much is being done for Canadian unity through the teaching and standards at Gault which has turned out many a fine citizen.Brigadier Hamilton Gault, son of the founder, was present at the ceremony, together with his wife and he was called upon to say a few words.He thanked Dr.Me- Donald for his tr'bute to his father, who was the founder.Much depends upon the team work of all in connection with a school.Gault students have made a name for themselves and this is due In no small part to the work of the teachers, school trustees and facilities offered.He offered his best wishes for the school, both now and in the future.Mr.John Lowe, a former trustee, brought best wishes for the advancement of the school and to the Trustee Board for thelr efforts obtaining funds for the addition.He felt that the people were indebted Osborne, trustee Gault Institute; Mrs.Hamilton Gault and Brigadier Hamilton Gault, son of the founder of Gault Institute; John Lowe, chairman of the school board for more thah 50 years; Rev.David Gault, United Church, Valleyfield (not related to others); Rev.I.8.Gamble, Presbyterian minister, Val- leyfieid; Robert Cauchon, M.P.for Beauharnois County; Miss Genevieve Getty, teacher at Gault Institute; Dr.John McDonald, Chairman of school hoard; Percy Parry, trustee of school board; N.W.Clifford, Sec.-Treas.of school board and Rev.Mr.Baugh, formerly of Valleyfield.Lower photograph shows Dr.John McDonald, Chairman of Gault Institute School Board, of- to the present school board for the efforts they had made on their be- Rev.Baugh, a former minister in Valleyfleld, also added a few words of encouragement and congratula- \u2018ons for the new addition.He was particularly struck with the fact that the new building would not mean an increase of taxes to the taxpayer.This fact had been an- ind h fered Gault girls only since the renovation of the building in 1948, sewing was, early in the school's history taught by Miss Jennie Wilson and Miss Annie Lowe.The Gault Institute has, both by its scholastic and athletic records, won an enviable reputation of excellency.This in large measure due to the efficiency and devotion of its principals and their staffs.Among the former were Mr.Wells, 1914- 1919 and Mr.Giles 1919-1920, both of whom became inspectors.Mr.Giles now holds the office of In- spector-General of Protestant Education in the province.Among those principals with a long record of service at the Gault are Mr.K.Campbell 1925-1939 and Mr.John McLeish 1939-1947.Mr.McLeish is now associate professor of education at Cornell University.In 1948, renovations to the original building provided two new classrooms, though the assembly hall had to be sacrificed.In addition, household science and chemistry laboratories were made available by utilizing the space until then the janitor's apartment.The late \u201cCharlie\u201d Webster, the last occupant, is dearly remembered as \u201cCharlie\u201d by pupils and staff mem- hers who were privileged to know m.The improvements made at that time were carried out in the face of many difficulties by a board of trustees consisting of Mr.John Lowe, Chairman, Mr.Percy Parry and Dr.J.A.McDonald and Mr.A.J.Wishart, secretary-treasurer.The problem of play and lunch rooms was nevertheless still unsolved.The annex to be opened in 1951 will make available to Gault pupils a gymnasium, wlil permit the separ- ficially laying the cornerstone.nounced by the chairman earlier.ating of double grades, and accom-Greenwood.the inquest opened.Except for a delay while one of the relatives went to the funeral parlor to identify the bodies, the inquest lasted for about 30 minutes.It was then adjourned until 8 o'clock Wednesday (tonight) when the official in- guest will be held.The prisoner sat at the table with his back to the crowd, his head Miss Lela Costello, St.Chrysos- tome, who graduated from St.Mary's Academy, Windsor, Ont.in June, 1951, has entered the Society of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary at Outremont.Her many friends wish her every success in her chosen vocation.OUTSTANDING HIT TODAY IN HUNTINGDON [oy S.Morgan-Powell of the Montreal Daily Star, says, \u201cKind Hearts and Coronets\u201d which is at the Hunlingdon Air-Condilion- ed Theatre Today, Thursday and Friday nighls, is one of the finest pictures he has ever seen.Alec Guinness is outstanding in the cast, which includes Valerie Hobson, Dennis Price and Jo&n SHOP RED ROSE Coffee 1b.95¢ PURE Lard Ib.27¢C Raisins 2ibs.39¢ n° NO.1 Potatoes $1.55 75 lb.bag Vinegar gal.55c Sugar 100 lbs.55c Phone 2990 kor Prompt Delivery À ) $11.15 V 4 LB.TIN Amber Honey 3) + EE aring.For several hours before jthe members of the school-board, |board of trustees, most of that time ENTERS HOLY ORDER aE ine opened, the street and (I received from Minister Cote ain capacity of chairman.Mr.J.H.|- .- - courtroom were crowded with pcople grant of $96,000 for this addition to !Whalley, whose daughter is a mem- trying to get a glimpse of the pri- d your school.ber of the teaching staff, served as soner.It was one of the largest an A Throughout the Dominion, Que-{a board member from 1914 to 1919 crowds seen in Huntingdon for some ; bec is one of the rare provinces |aNd as secretary-treasurer from 1919 time and brought back memories A ; where there are two sets of school- 1 1931.of the time when word was awaited -.ER tboards; the one French-Catholic Among the names which most of the arrest of Bevan and Pate- \\ » $ and the other English-Protestant.|frequently recur in the records is naude in connection with the mur- \u2018 , {That is all to the honor and glory [that of McDonald.The late J.Allen der of taxi driver Lucien Brunet.Every Week at pi (of the province and you may be|McDonald was active as a Trustee People crowded into the doorway D sure that its leaders are striving to|from 1919 to 1945, at which time, of the courtroom and the court- | ° \u2018CE ban racial prejudice which always|because of ill health, he was suc- room itself was jammed to the O idoux pi works to the detriment of the peo-|ceeded by his brother, Dr.John A.limit.while crowds filled the win- 3 ple.McDonald in 1945.From 1909 to dows on the outside.Cars were É | We are all Canadians, first, we 1919, Mr.J.Allen McDonald has down both sides of the street and MEAT MARKET L are all Quebecers also, whatever be |been secretary-treasurer, a position y in.à i overflowed onto other streets in the ; {our language and our religion.The (his son, Mr.J.A.E.McDonald icinity.A few minutes before 84 Chat S a \u2018action of the Government in behalf [filled from 1935 to 1943.Morcover, ot b y.lock.the prisoner was a\u2018eauguay t.; jof your school board is a patent [the family has been represented on SED h oc ack.th eh t 1i Huntinod : proof that it does its duty by giving [the teaching staff by Miss S.Mc- brour t mom d 2 bo 9 bo 0 un mg on everyone his due, whatever his lan- |Donald and, in the next generation station an o © to wo ho \u2014 \"guage and religion.In its laws, in |by Miss Jean McDonald.ficers, handeuffed, he I court- THIS EEK ° iits direction, in its acts, it keeps| It is interesting to note that, al- paper iknesses.Ne none WEE [in mind the interests of the maj- [though household science, under the ° PO = ; jority while being always careful of {instruction of Mrs.Ferris, was of- squeezed through the crowd and SPECIA LS A i à à: \u2019 \u2019 LA - ® Farm Machinery | at GARAGE LEDUC Huntingdon and J.P.BRAULT LTD.Howick Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 Record Vote For Beauharnois Loan BEAUHARNOIS \u2014 The property owners of the Town of Beauharnois were strongly behind the Municipal authorities and it was proved to them in no uncertain fashion when they decided on the development of progress in their town.Tuesday and Wednesday, July 10th and 11th, they voted in favour of by-law No.203, which authorized the loan of $216,000 for the construction of aqueducts, sewers and sidewalks and the purchase of equipment.Out of 204 who voted 201 were in favour of the loan, representing an estimated sum of $1,689,200 whereas three property owners voted against the loan representing an amount of $397,200, thus leaving a sweeping majority of 201 votes estimated at 1,301,000 in favour of by-law 203.It is the first time Beauharnois has had such a large number of votes cast in this field.Last year when the $225.000 loan was voted 172 property owners used their franchise out of which 167 repre- Dental Notice Dr.Marc Lefebvre Dental Surgeon 20 Chateauguay Street Phone 2989 Huntingdon NOTICE I have moved to my farm, formerly owned by Arthur Graham, located on Fair- view Road, adjoining the Huntingdon Fair Grounds.My new Phone Number is Huntingdon 2648.BEN LEVINE, Huntingdon, Que.Notice Province of Quebec District of Beauharnois Re.Estate MISS ANNIE McDONALD in her lifetime of the Township of Godmanchester, District of Beau- harnois NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on or after the twenty-seventh day of August, nineteen hundred and fifty- one, a petition will be presented to one of the Honourable Judges of the Superior Court at Salaberry de Val- leyfield, in and for the District of Beauharnois, praying for the appointment of one or more executors to administer the succession of the late Miss Annie McDonald above- described.All interested parties are asked to govern themselves accordingly.Salaberry de Valleyfield, Que, July 25th, 1951.E.C.MARTIN, Attorney for Mr.and Mrs.Lindsay Watson, Athelstan, Que., two of the legatees.senting a value of $1,501,800 voted in favour, with five against.This loan will serve to promote industrial expansion, to give impulse to construction, to clean and give proper care to the streets, to execute economically permanent works, and lastly, to create an atmosphere of development and progress.In obtaining this $216,000 loan municipal authorities will be in a position to undertake the numerous works envisaged for making this town one of the most prosperous in the Province.Summary: Voters Value 204.$2,095,400.00 For, 201 .$1,698,200.00 Against, 3 .$ 397.200.00 Mrs.R.M.Cairns, Malcolm, Bruce, Ronnie and Ian are guests of Mr.and Mrs, C.Currie, Mrs.George Graham spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs.I.C.Watson at Lac des Iles.Mr.and Mrs.À E.Morin and daughter Shirley are vacationing at Old Orchard Beach, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Turnbull and family returned from a trip to i Muskoka, Ontario.Premicr Duplessis to Open Power Plant The Provincial Prime Minister.the Hon.Maurice Duplessis, will be present in Beauharnois the 25th of August to preside at the inaugura-! tion of the new Hydro Quebec Central Power Plant.There are three teams entered in the Power Belt Tennis League with 25 members in each team.Knights of Columbus\u2014Men: B.Cadieux, G.Cadieux, P.Cadieux, A.Brault, L.Rousseau, R.Gagnier, M.Toupin, M.Morin.Team: G.Miran, G.Gendron, J.Muretich, R.Morin, J.L.Brault, J.M.Malbeuf, J.Dianne, J.P.Bisaillon.Ladies: N.Perron, Mrs.Goyette, Mrs.Muretich, Mrs, Ernst, Mrs.Degre, R.Gendron, M.Rousseau, M.Brassard, J.Read.Moco Tennis Club\u2014Men: Barney Vinet, C.Vinet, R.Leduc.D.White, Cliff Hartley.G.MacDonald, M.Rivest, G.Quenneville, F.Nut- tall.B.Bartlett.Team: M.Dickson, R.Belanger, P.Raven, W.Haggerman, J.Ward, L.White.Ladies: O.Mayat, P.Anderson.G.Anderson, M.Baldwin, M.Rider, AUCTION SALE To be sold by Public Auction on lot next to 5c-81.00 store on Main Street, Ormstown SATURDAY, AUG.4th the following property belonging to Mr.Andrew Vaillancourt Chesterfield set and two large chairs, 9-piece dining room set, new Beatty electric washer, cook stove, three bedroom sets, kitchen chairs, rockers, end tables, complete set of dishes, blankets, quilts, bureaus, toilet bowl, keg of new mixed nails, tar paper, garden tools, wheelbarrow, 45-gal.drum.| All to be sold without reserve.Terms: Cash.Sale to begin at 1 pm.| BILL HOOKER, Auctioneer | Tel.500 Ormstown | SEE The John Deere | Tractors nd \u2018Authorized John Deere Dealers\u2019 M.Norton, Ward.; Beaver S.Tennis Club\u2014Men: H.S.Spencer, M.R.Reany, O.Lus- sier, T.Cregg, H.Mitchell, P.Le- may.G.Lemay, R.Brodie, H, Porter.Team: L.Garbes, J.C.Simon, V.McGregor, P.Renaud, J.Mi- chaud, J.Charbonneau, D.Fullet, A.MacLachlan and F.Laberge.Ladies: M.Caza, J.Feller.T.Thi- bert, B.Hare, M.Caza, B.Currie.D.Cecile.The teams are competing for the Power Belt Tennis Club Trophy which was donated by Mr.Harold Crabtree.The league standing at present is: Knights of Columbus 8 points; Moco 6; Beauharnois 2.A.McDonald and M.Allan\u2019s Corners Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Tannahill, accompanied by Mrs.Florence Drysdale and Mr.and Mrs.D.J.Ovans, visited on Sunday evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Barr and family.Franklin.Week-end guests at the home of Mrs.Helen Peddie were Mr.and Mrs.Bill Barr and family of Montreal.Norman and Georgina remained to spend a holiday with their aunt.Miss Mary Godbehere of Verdun, spent the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Bill Cullen and family.Mr, and Mrs, George Tannahill and Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Tan- nahill of Montreal, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr.and! Mrs.Robt.Tannahill and family.Mr.and Mrs.Rubin Bonney and Miss Gaby Towenfeld of Montreal, visited on Saturday! with Miss Heather McLeish.Sunday guests at the MacLeish home were Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Bremner, Mr.and Mrs.James, Henderson, Mr.and Mrs.R.J.' Moffett, Mrs.Gwen Lough and John, all of Montreal._ Mr.Allan Burrows, of Nofire Dame de Grace, spent the weekend at his summer home.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Stack- house of St.Margarets Station accompanied by Mrs.D.J.Hooker of Ormstown, visited on Monday afternoon at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Tannahill and Keith.Howick Howick United W.M.S.Meeting The July meeting of the Howick United W.M.S.was held in the church, on Tuesday, July 17th, with 27 ladies present.The devotional was taken by mrs.J.R.McKell and centred around the word \u201cTeach.\u201d The qualities that are necessary for a good teacher were stressed, and many splendid thoughts left with all.A gift to Mr.and Mrs.Carey in Japan is planned in the near future.As this was a joint meeting with the Mission Band, the program was in charge of the boys and girls.Practically all the members were present and took part.Donald Brown, the president, presided.Mrs.Melville Brown told a Temperance Story about a Japanese proverb, which applied to young and old.The following program was given and proved very enjoyable, Tea was served at the close of the meeting.Donald Brown, President.(1) Repeated purpose.(2) Song, \u201cLittle Children Far Away\" \u2014 Dorothy Anne Wel- burn, Margaret McKell, Anne Tolhurst, Norma Tolhurst, Carole Tennant.Recitation, \u201cLittle Miss Chrysanthemum\u201d \u2014 Dorothy Anne Welburn, Margaret McKell.Missionary Quiz \u2014 \"Four-and- Twenty Blackbirds.\u201d Dialogue, \u201cThe Most for Your Money.\u201d Miss Canada \u2014 Anne Tolhurs*.Temptations \u2014 Johnny Laurin, Harold Brown, Victoria Wolo- darsky, Archie Brown, Kirk Mc- Kell, Nations\u2014Marjory Orr, Carole Tennant, Norma Tolhurst, Beverly McKell.All present sang \u201cIf a body has some money.\u201d The offering was taken by Reggie Orr, Eric Spedding.The program closed by a prayer by Donald Brown.The Mission Band made $20.00.Trout River Mrs.Mary Anderson is still patient Hospital.a in the Barrie Memorial JUDGE RETIRES BURNS LAKE, B.C, (CP)\u2014After repeated requests ihat he be allowed to retire, Lyster Mulvany, magistrate and judge of the juvenile and small debts courts here got his wish when the government accepted his resignation.LARAMIE, Wyo.(AP+ \u2014 When cowboys started getting together years ago to see who was the han- ldiest with a rope and a piggin\u2019 rodeos which now extend {rom the The Huntingdon Gleaner Es PS A.Roky Four students, winners of a publ Canadian Students Visit U.N, PO ic speaking contest sponscred by the Toronto Branch of the United Nations Association in Canada, visited U.N.as part of their three-day trip to New York.Shown here listening to a transcription made daring their interview over U.N.Radio are (lect to right) Elizateth Miller, Norman McCulloch, Willa McCauley, Charles Black nadian UNA, At the richt is Irv and Kenneth Watts of the Ca- ing Brrenson of the U.N, Radio, Roping Steers Still Big Time in Some States It's A Vanishing Art Many People string, they competed in the chores they did every day on the range.One of their main jobs was roping steers.They'd twirl a loop through the air, drape it over the neck of a longhorn steer and wham the critter to the ground with one big heave of the rope.Then with the steer flat on his back, they would tie him with the string.Their contests developed into smallest cowtown's Fourth of July celebration to New York's Madison Square Garden.Steer roping, however, has vanished from most of the big show.It's considered cruel and inhumane by many people because sometimes a steer's neck or leg is broken or a horn is snapped louse, At most of the rodeos, the cowboy's prowess with a lariat is limited to roping calves.If the calf is accidentally thrown, \u2019 the cowboy must let him regain his feet and then wrestle him to the ground.The steer roper, however, has the steer on the ground before he dismounts to tie him.Among the Last In only six states\u2014Wyoming, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon and Arizona\u2014is steer roping done at rodeos.Cheyenne's Frontier Days and Pendleton's Roundup are among the last big rodeos which NOTICE Parents wishing to send children to the Franklin Consolidated School for the term 1951-52.Please register by Aug.15th.Beginners must be 6 years of age by July 1st, 1951.| Ray McMillan, Sec.-Treas.have the event, But Considered Cruel By | 1 The richest of the yearly steer roping shows, however, comes up at Laramie\u2019s annual steer roping, At least a dozen of the best ropers in the business plunk down $1,000 each to compete for a $12,000 jackpot Some 10,000 fans turn out to see an afternoon of nothing bu! | steer roping.The promoter is King Merritt of Federal, Wyo., one of the old hands at the rodeo game.Merritt ran away from home in Oklahoma when he was 16 to punch cattle in Wyoming.After serving in the First World War, he started making the rodeos in 1919 and has heen doing it ever since.Along the wav, he won enough money to start a ranch of his own | where he now runs 800 head cattle on a 20,000-acre spread.alse raises some rodeo stock and still competes in roping events despite his 57 years.If the dudes want to feel at home among the cowboys, he has n western goods store ! in Cheyenne where they can buy! bouts and shirts und jeans.After the longhorns gave wny toi shorthorn cattle in the West.steers i were imported from Mexico for ro-| ping and bulldogging.Now that the Mexican border is closed to cattle! because of hoof and mouth disease south of the border, Longhorns are He GARAGE FOR SALE OR TO RENT New garage made of cement blocks, 35 ft.x 65 ft.Four large plate glass windows in front of garage.Equipped with {wo gas- Changes in Fees For Hunting Licenses QUEBEC \u2014 Chauges in resident and non-resident hunting license fees will be effective in 1951, it is announced by the Game and Fisheries Department, following the issue of an Order-in-Council.The 1951 fees follow: Residents: Small game and migratory birds, $1.10 (unchanged from 1950); deer, $2.10 dncluded in $1.10 license {n 1950); moose: $7.25 ($10.in 1950).Non-residents \u2014 Moose hunting $66.00 ($100.in 1950); non-resident members of fish and game clubs, $30.50.(This license in 1950 covered hunting in general except moose.) Department officers say they believe the new license fees and 1951 regulations, when they are issued, will help considerably in controlling the annual kill of big game animals.steers on his ranch for this sum- oline pumps.For further information apply to Rosario Taillefer 186 Chateauguay St.Huntingdon, Que.0000000000000000400000001000040000 ELECTRICAL 16 Nicholson St.refrigerators, Surge Milkers Mr.Geo.Renaud, Churchill TEL.The only authorized dealers for Kelvinator commercial and domestic refrigeration, Moffat ranges and Crosley | FP OPOP OPO POOPOOOCESIOCOPOPINOIIOOP: HOME LTD.51 Valleyfield, P.Q.and Haverly milk coolers.Electric Appliances of all kinds Huntingdon Agent: St., Evening only Tel.479 PHONE 822 NOT Wednesday morning.5 p.m.on Tuesday of each the current issue.THIS WEEK 1946 FORD 5-Passenger Coupe .1938 FORD Coach .222 Huntingdon Motors Reg\u2019d OPEOL SOP IPODPOSDIOPOOL OOP 00000 0000 POOOICIPIOIPIOIINOOPSOPOS TO ADVERTISERS Owing to the present schedule of the arrival and departure of mails to and from the Huntingdon Post Office, it is necessary that The Gleaner go to press early In order to meet the above schedule, will all advertisers please have their copy at The Gleaner Office by ceived after this hour cannot be guaranteed insertion in The Huntingdon Gleaner 5 SPECIALS \u2026 \u2026$ 1149.00 449.00 HUNTINGDON | ICE week, as advertisements re- west has from 150 brought Merritt Florida.Mortda- bred The Week at Ottawa Continued from page 3 ones capable of passing larger vessels and\u2014at the same time\u2014the development of the large power potential of the International Rapids section of the river.Development of the International section would provide 2,200.000 horsepower of electrical energy which-\u2014-under a joint undertaking\u2014 would be divided equally between Canada and the United States.The project has been under study by Canada and the U.S.in one form or another at different times since the 19th century.The two countries signed treaties for a joint undertaking in 1932 and 1941, but each time the agreements failed to gain approval in Congress.The 1941 agreement provided for the construction of the remaining links of a 27-foot waterway from the Head of the Lakes to Montreal, and for a combined power-navigation scheme in the International section, .0e mer\u2019s rodeos.Fach cowboy gets to rape and tie five for lus 81.000 entry fee.The one with the lowes! tme for five wins, Clark Melnivee of Tenapah, Okla, downed hr tive nr 1 minute, 504 seconds laut veur Lo colleet abo $6000 tor at ternovon\u2019s Work BARN DANCE Every Friday Night Paul\u2019s Barn all AUCTION SALE! Saturday, August 1 McHARDY'S SHOWROOMS, Athelstan, Que.FURNITURE and DRY | GOODS .| Anyone having furniture to! sell please list beforehand T.J.GRAHAM, Page Nine Rockburn ROCKBURN- Members of the WMS.and L.A.gathered in the Church Hall on Thursday evening, holding their regular meeting and spending the remainder of the time quilting.Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Trainer include Mr.and Mrs.Timmins, Mr.and Mrs.Sutherland and Mr.and Mrs, Willis, all of Montreal.Miss Alice Cain returned home with the latter after à few weeks in Montreal.SALAD SUPP ER by Groups A and C, St.Andrew's Ladies\" Aid Huntingdon, Que.on the lawn at Dr.F.G.and Mrs.Mc- Crimmon WEDNESDAY EVG., AUGUST 1st 5-8 pm.Supper 60 cts.© From 8 10 Tee Cream and Cake on sale Programme, Band in attend- ace \u201cADM.from 8 to 10, 25 cts.PPP OOTP IPIG000P0000000000000000000000000000000000P 0000000000000 00000080000000000000000008008000008 » Auctioneer EVERYBODY WELCOME fo - J Music by a = cw rg w v \u2018N Golden Star HOTEL ST.AGNES Ramblers PRESENTS FOR THE SUMMER SEASON REFRESHMENTS ON Bert MHeward SALE AND HIS ORCHESTRA ol | Admission: 60c per person EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Tax Included H.LEBLANC, Prop.cn mn nce ELIMINATION WRESTLING AND : O Ain Variety Sh | i pen (a Uauely ow ; Under auspices of the Huntingdon Rotary Club and War 3 ; Memorial Committee { will be held at the ; e e 4 Hu ntingdon Fair Grounds ; - on - { Jhiday and Saturday, August 3-4 starting at 8.30 p.m.each evening PROGRAMME: 3 FIRST EVENING ELIMINATION WRESTLING, CHAMPIONSHIP OF CANADA ; : 2 falls out of three \u2014 Sponsored by Samsom $ AUGUST 3 \u2014 Joffre L'Heureux vs.Jean Latreille ; ; leo Perrier vs.Masked Marvel 3 1 AUGUST 4 FINAL \u2014 Winner of first vs winner of second ; VAUDEVILLE AUGUST 3rd ! ; Master of ceremonies Pola Nantel, T-Zeph, Comedian Radio Star-Trio Acrobats \u2014 Colette Perrier, Comedy Singing \u2014 Zo-Zo Gayety Star i 3 Jeanne Malloy, Pianist Ë AUGUST 4 \u2014 COMPLETE NEW ACTS Huntingdon Citizens' Band in Attendance both Evenings ADMISSION and GRANDSTAND SEAT \u2014 Adults $1.00 each j Children \u2014 50c each 4 IN EVENT OF RAIN, SHOW WILL BE HELD AT THE 4 4 SKATING RINK 4 VAF0000005040000000000000000000000 000000000002 000000000 +e0e0+r0#00600606044+440400e0e0000044004400044eeeÂeree VALLEYFIELD FAIR Wed., Thu, Fri, Sat.& Sunday August 15-16-17-18-19 e HORSE RACES \u2014 eo EXHIBITS e HAMID REVUE \u2014 e MIDWAY Admission: 3 tickets for $1.00 (Sale in advance) 50c per person during Fair Organized by Valleyfield Rotary Club Page Ten | | The Huntingdon Gleaner Classified Advertising Rates Effective June 28th, 1951 ARTICLES FOR SALE, LIVESTOCK FOR SALE, FOR RENT, HELP WANTED, CARS FOR SALE, LOST, FOUND, ETC.Cash Rate - - 3c a word with a minimum of 50c Must be paid by date of insertion.If charged, an additional 25c will be added.A charge of 25c will be made for all replies directed to this office, CARDS OF THANKS \"3c a word with a minimum of SL.00 \u2014 for 33 words or less | IN MEMORIAMS - - - $1.00 plus 10c a line for verse ENGAGEMENTS - - - $1.00 per insertion DISPLAY CLASSIFIED at 70c per inch with a minimum of one inch Additional insertion at the same rates Al! Classified Advertisements must be in this office not later than 5 p.m.TUESDAY The Huntingdon Gleaner 'For Sale STANDING GRAIN for Sale.acres of oats, 6 acres oats and barley mixed.Phone H'don.2383 between 6 and 7 p.m.PIANO in good condition, with guitar tone.Mrs.Wilfrid Dallaire, 15 Bridge St, Ormstown, Que.INTERNATIONAL rope hay loader, low-set double wagon with rack, 4 in.tires.Apply Douglas Sproule, Ormstown.ONE SET of front seats \u2018bucket styler for 1937 Chevrolet.Gaetan Rousselle, 66 York St, Hunting- don, Que., Dial 2969.KINDLING WOOD 14\u201d.$2.50 per | cord.48 Prince St\u2026 or call H'don: 422.5 BURNER OIL STOVE with built- in oven.Phone H'don.2683.A BEAUTIFUL wood cook stove, black.For a young couple or nice home it would be the pride of your kitchen.Price Thirty Dollars.Water front or reservoir can be attached.Apply Box 1660, Gleaner Office, Huntingdon, Que.HAY, STANDING OR BALED.Ken Fr ser, Dundee, phone H'don.765.| 12 MYSTIFYING - - THAT'S WHAT IT IS! Ï | | | | Huntingdon Locals Band To Play at Lawn Function The Huntingdon Citizens\u2019 Band will play this evening (Wednesday) at the lawn function being sponsored by the Ladies of St.Andrew's Church, Huntingdon, on the lawn at the home of Dr.and Mrs.F.G.McCrimmon, Prince Street.Previous to the band concert, the ladies will be serving a salad supper.| NOTICE | Our Beauty Salon will be iclosed from August 13-18 inclusive for holidays.VALMA\u2019S Beauty Salon , 113 Chateauguay St.Tel.374 : Hemmingford HEMMINGFORD \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.I.Robinson of Champlain, N.Y., Miss Harriet True and Mr.R.Robinson, Syracuse, N.Y., Mrs.M.B.Fisher and Mrs.H.Mc- Kerryher of this place, attended, the Scott-Kennedy wedding at! Lewisville Landing, N.Y., and the reception in Legion Hall, Mas- sena, N.Y.The Rev.Donald Andrews, Medical Notice I will take my holidays from August Ist to August 20th inclusive.Mrs.Andrews and Elizabeth are \u201cDR.PAUL.M.GIRARD vacationing at a summer cottage near Gletown, N.Y.There will NOTICE be no Sunday service in the Anglican Church until August 12th.Dr.J.E.Caza's office will Mrs, Frances W.Fisher has \u2018be closed for ten days due returned from two weeks in Troy and Westport, N.Y.Mrs.Paul Laplante is ill in the Wednesday, August 1st, 1951 also sold many quarts of beautiful raspberries.The Women's Institute met on Wednesday afternoon at the country residence of Mr.and Mrs.Anthony Lukacs, with a large attendance.Hostesses, Mrs.Lesperance, Cleland and Mrs.Lukacs, Mrs.M.B.Fisher and Mrs.Petch pouring tea.DEVELOPING CATTLE ST.JOHN'S, Nfld, (CP) \u2014 The cattle shortage noted in parts of Newfoundland will be relieved to some extent through co-operation of the International Grenfell Association at St.Anthony.Cattle will be selected frqm their herd of high- class Holsteins to fill in deficient herds.FATAL DIET MONTREAL, (CP)'\u2014\"Hex,\u201d the robin found and adopted by the boys of the Phi Kappa Phi fraternity, died a victim of over-eating.All the boys and scores of sympathizers contributed worms \u2014 too many worms for Hex.Ww.IL mmx Amv tw balance on Government plan.Ap- | Variety Show to be held at Hun- \u2018of funds for both causes.It will be Anyone wishing to have tending Cornell University for a TUESDAY, AUG.7th 09 SU St.Johns Hospital.Mrs, Louis| The regular meeting of the ; to illness.Boulerice has returned from the Huntingdon Women's Institute : \u2014 Send cash or money order and save money -\u2014 Property For Sale wi pe p - same hospital and is in resid- Will be held at the home of # ; _ , .mmm .- | Fred Beckman is à man Who will the Huntingdon Roturs, Club and ence with her son-in-law.> Clip This Out For Handy Reference) 6-ROOM HOUSE in Huntingdon.hold vou spellbound with the many ,the War Memorial Committee in aid NOTICE.Mr.Charles Petch, Jr, is at- Mrs.Wallace Rennie, ; = Good location.Down Payment,'magic tricks he will perform at the: 7 ; air : .1j six urni i rly at 56 Prince St, phone H'don.tingdon Fair Grounds, on Friday held in the open air and you will .2 venin position in Altea Trish t 2.15 pm For Sale For Sale 2518.{and Saturday, August 3rd and 4th.not want to, miss it.There will be papering or painting done.School, for the Fall term.at 2.lo pm.: | TWO BUILDING Lors ; \u2018This show is being sponsored by fun and thrills for everyone.Dr.R.Perrier and family re- Speaker: ! ) J .cheap, \u2014\u2014\u2014 } en à 1 4 MILK COWS due to freshen, 10 1 McCORMICK - DEERING corn Edward Upton, Tel, 124, Om Apply to turned fom thelr qo acation of Mrs.Roland Green Bank a small pigs, 4 weeks old, 1% binder.new.Cameron Stewart.stown.: , unday.2, .3 Chevrolet, set of double harmess.' Tel.H'don.5543.sown.__ __ _Howick Brooklet | PAUL BRADY Mr.Walter Upton is enjoying Contest\u2014Prize for best Salad, a Rodolphe Brunet, Phone 1107 W 2, \u2018COTTAGE.6 rooms.61 York St, , ; , _ Tre Ellie ; | .a vacation prior to attending| salads to be used for lunch.3 Valleyfield Basin.'McCORMICK-DEERING, 5 ft | Guests at Mossgiel.Tullochgor-! BROOKLET- Mrs.Ellis Wilson! Phone Huntingdon 2251 grain binder: Massey-Harris corn binder.Very reasonable.Phone 2264, Huntingdon.3 MILK COWS.Alcide Carriere, | Quesnel Concession, St.Anicet.| 1946 CHEVROLET \u2018; ton truck | MASSEY-HARRIS COMBINE, 10- equipped with racks for drawing foot, self propelled, fair condition.cattle, etc.An especially good buy for a farmer.Phone H'don.2608.| truck or tractor.G.E.Govier and Co., Howick.1947 CHRYSLER, perfect condition.; Apply to Lucien Dandurand, tel.| GOOD USED sulky rake; 2 double 69, Ormstown.wagons: hay rack.Ivan Graham, | Athelstan, Que., phone H'don.934.Might consider trade for light! Can be seen at phone H'don.2800.! HOUSE AND LOT, 203 Chateauguay | St: oil - heating, out - building, large garden and lawns, excellent location.Immediate possession, price $9,000.To settle an estate.| Andrew Macfarlane, Huntingdon.1 \u20188-ROOM COTTAGE at Ormstown, located on the Outarde Road.Recently renovated.Cash or terms.Write 8 Oldfield Ave, Apt.T,! - Montreal 25, Que.| OLDSMOBILE SEDAN in perfect : NOTICE ts.G.A.Rennie eniertained the | Valleyfield Regatta on July condition, as new.For appoint~ | 1 McCLARY kitchen range.Perfect 8-ROOM HOUSE with garage.Im- the Little White Ribboners and! 21-22.Please call Gerald ment to view and for particulars,\u2019 condition.Equipped with Silent mediate possession.Apply 57 Dal- I have recovered from my | mothers to a garden party on| Boyer or Marcel Leduc phone H'don.5048.| Glow Deluxe ol burners.Vaoog housie St, Huntingdon.{illness and am now able to; Thursday afternoon.July 26th.\"The |v; ii 0 cold Boating Club.\u2014 ; gra .! ROOM HOUSE, tw ; president, Mrs.E.Erskine ha g , 6 PASSENGER 1949 Plymouth | drums and RS Exceptionally 4 00M HOU: E, two miles north do carpenter work again.charge of the meeting and Mrs.| Valleyfield, Que.SATURDAY, AUG.4th WELCOME Special De Luxe coupe + To alue.L.y.\"get, Sr.140 Fairview Road, Hun-' JOS.FORGET.SR : Wim.Maither led the devotional \u2014 hrysler radio, heater.etc., 23,000, .tingdon, Phone 5023 .\u2019 .period, after which Mrs.Roy Blair proces M | \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 > miles.Private owner.Call Valley- | gdon, pres.ACRES good buckwheat, standing.Reasonable price.A.G.Taylor.Barrington, Quels > 1939 SCHOOL BUS.A-1 condition.| Tel.3483, Chateaugay.N.Y.field 2783-J.falfa seed; one heavy duty 65! H'don.925 h.p.power unit and cement block: ! ! machine.Full line new and used, 1938 INDIAN 4 CYLINDER motor- farm equipment.Slightly used cycle.Henry Stewart, Hemming- John-Deere automatic wire baler, ford.Phone Hemmingford 33.priced right.Ward S.Lawrence, | = - N.Bangor Road, three miles west! OFFICE DESK with drop type- {writer drawer.Henry Stewart, of Malone, N.Y.I alone ! Hemmingford.Phone Hemming- McCORMICK-DEERING 6-it.bind-' \"4 3% er.Roof stripping 1%\" x 4\", elm.| COOKING APPLES.Apply Mrs.J.A.Brown, Glenelm, phone dition.Phone 6 FOOT refrigerator in good con-' a BUNGALOW with bedrooms, kitchen, living room.dining room | and bathroom.Situated on Fair-' view Road, Huntingdon.Jos.For-: crop and equipment.Louis Plante.\u2019 St.Agnes de Dundee, Tel.H'don.' 723.Property For Sale or Rent MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY, all equipped, in first class condition with 3 h.p.Frigidaire, 1,000- 1b.scales, Toledo meat slicer, meat | axe, sausage mincer, knives and Mrs.James Robert Stratton of Mrs.Kerr's niece.Mrs.Thomas A.Kerr returned home Saturday after a very pleasant week in the Laurentians.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Wilson of Montreal are guests of Mrs.Thos.| A.Kerr und Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Gruer.Phone 5023 Huntingdon 102 Wellington St., Huntingdon | AUCTION SALE At the residence of Mr.Honore Himbeault corner of Larocque Road and Range 6, ! : \u201c um for the week-end were Mr.and entertained 16 little boys in honor tof Haroid's 8th birthday.on Mon- {Beebe, Que.Mrs.Stratton being \u2018day.July 23rd.Games were played jand a very enjoyable afternoon was spent by all, after which Mrs, Wil- 'son served a delicious lunch.Harold \u2018received many gifts from his little friends.Miss Kathryn Maither is con- \u2018Valescing at the home of her par- lents, Mr.and Mrs, Wm.Maither, \u2018after spending the past five weeks at the Barrie Memorial Hospital.Mrs.G.A.Rennie entertained the \u2018told a Very interesting siory to the children which was enjoyed by all, White Ribbons were tied on three \"babies namely, Susan Edna Erskine, Miss Jean McCracken spent a few days the past week with Mr.and Mrs.Thos, Brooks und Joan ut +.Lacolle.Mr.Duvid Rankin of Massena is \u2018spending some time with Mr.and j Mrs, Wm.McCracken.Mr.and Mrs, Walter Elliott, Norman and Ronald Elder, Mr.and en, Mr.and Mrs.Freddie Eiliott, Mrs.Norman Wilson, Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Tedstone, 71A Wellington : STANTRI A c c Wm.Arthur, Boyd Settlement, Mr.H'don.2470.St.H'don.Dial 2622.glon, dishes, cement stable slaughter-| ST.STANISLAS DE KOSTKA, | Mrs.John Furey.Jean and - \u2014\u2014 \u2014 house, etc.12-room house, two SATURDAY, AUG.11th Linda, and Mr.Ernest Rennie, AT YOUR DISPOSAL NEN flats, one rented.20,000 sq.ft.of land, large garden, 5,000 ft.of strawberry patch.Near C.N.R.station and Zephyr Textiles.Good opportunity for boarding house.One of the good business centres of the village.For an active and ambitious youth.An inspection will convince you of the good buy.Willie Prevost, Ormstown Station, Que.\u2014 Farm For Sale 219 ACRES, 2 springs running water in pasture, never-failing well.12- can milk cooler.50 acres bush balance pasture and tillable land.The following property: Horse, 14 milk cows, 2-2 year old heifers, 2-11: year old heifers, registered 2 year old bull, all Holstein; double and single harness, tractor plough, double and single plough, land roller, cultivator, weeder, square box, electric clippers (new), potato shovel, milk wagon, 12 ft.syrup pan, wood.Also numerous other articles.Sale to begin at 1.00 o'clock sharp.TERMS: Cash.DANIEL POIRIER, Auctioneer, Rockburn, enjoyed a picnic at Lake Meacham on Sunday.They were joined by Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Cow- an and family and Mr.and Mrs.Cook and family of Chateaugay, N.Y.Mrs.Richardson of Montreal and Mr.and Mrs, McCort of Windsor Mills called on Mr.Leslie Rennie Saturday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Leland Maither and Calvin of Nitro were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Maith- er and family on Sunday.PAULINE McMaster University.Mr.Roland Myre has 3,000 TAG NO.Mrs.Allen Elliott, Frances and Hel- | ¢ Practically invisible under regular hose.+ Authentic fashioning, 2-way stretch.+ Light, cool, comfortable ¢ Withstand repeated launder.ings.Full Length or Below-the-Knee Hose For Men and Women $9.50 - $12.00 NYLON $15.00 pr.1554 Will holder of tag number 1554 please turn in this tag and receive one Philco Electric Refrigerator which was offered as a prize at bronze, white and black turkeys as well as 2,000 capons.He has Mrs.Chas.Reid, President Mrs.W.Middlemiss, Secretary TOMBOLA at HEMMINGFORD, Que { {TWO FARM 160 es.80 til P t F S | iLinda Elizabeth Wilson and Brenda .M TWO FARMS, one acres.- ; .airview \u2018 .° Georgina Greenwood.after which à .set, Sr.140 Fairview Road, Hun-: corgina USED CAR PARTS.Phone H'don., lable, guod house, barn and other \u2018ingdon, Phone 5023.! roperty ror pale lunch was served by the ladies,! 0 837.buildings.2 miles east of Hem: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - | bringing to a close a very pleasant mingford, also 56 arpents and F S 1 E h 8 room Bungalow, lawn, afternoon.i .ALLIS-CHALMERS forage har- at Bernard.Appls Hec- ForDale or EXCNANGgE garden and new garage.Ap- Mr.and Mr.Wm.McCracken combine grain and clover and al- | | { .ateaugay.N.Y.5 Modern dairy barn 29 tieups, 3 boxstalls also new Loafing ahs THIS WEEK e ; vater system, electricity thr - .ER out.Lovely house 10 rooms, 2 > pr 51 METEOR, Sedan, equipped, re miser 505 BEAUTY PARLOR SPECIALS : s treal.\u2018don.ol METEOR, Sedan, black 2044 or Montreal Wiibank s153.| 56 Prince St.Huntingdon Phone 2518 JUST ARRIVED! 50 CADILLAC, Sedan, equipped \u2018Help Wanted \u2014\u2014cem Melntosh\u2019s Toffee 49 FORD, equipped OMAN fo general housekeeping PE (famous English ) 49 DODGE, Pick-up, like new and care of small baby in Hunt- 1 confectionery 29 DODGE, 7 map: ik Pan SPECIALS io 1 and 2 bt 49 WILLYS, Jeepster ply in writing eaner Office _ 48 CHEVROLET.Sedanette, very clean, equipped Box 2500, Huntingdon, EMPRESS COLD WAVE Reg.$10 for .$ 7.50! The Famous and cologne to match, 3.80 the set* 48 DE SOTO MIDDLE AGED woman for house-| RITZ COLD WAVE \u2014 Reg.$8.50 for .5.00, Rowntrees Chocolates .work on a farm.Tel.H'don.5170.' \u2018Black Magi your choice of Aphrodisia, Woodhue, 48 PONTIAC, Sedan, black, very clean CLERK for General Store.Apply to CREAM PERMANENT -_\u2014 Reg.$6.50 for eee 4.50 © ac agic .48 WHIZZARD D.S.McColm, Dewittville, Que.® Carefree or Tigress 47 CHRYSLER, Sedan, equipped _Tel.840.Adon | OIL PERMANENT \u2014 Reg.$5.00 for ._.3.50 @ Dainty Milk 47 MERCURY, 3 ton, with dump To Rent HAIRCUT and FINGER WAVE $1.50 in 15 Ib, 1 Ib.and Ab.®individuolly, Shower Shaker 1.78 ., Cologne Extraordinaire, 1.88 as BUICK, Sedan a od | FIVE ROOM apartment with all boxes \u2019 nv ible, equippe conveniences.Occupancy the 1st - 46 FARGO, 3 tons, dump a September Eévard Un 7 Mrs.Arthur Allard 46 MONARCH, equipped, very clean COTTAGE on Lake St.Francis one co Cl.42 > ARGO.272 tons, with ump (6 .mile from St.Anicet.Apply Lu- 25 We are distributors of KODAK Products for this County.41 KARD, Convertible, balance of finance cien Loiselle, phone H'don.2688.; 40 CHEVROLET, Sedan, equipped ROOM to rent.Phone 412, Hunting- WHEAT AND BARLEY MEAL Cameras for the amateur and professional.40 FORD, Sedan, equipped don.39 OLDSMOBILE, Coach, equipped 38 DODGE Truck 38 FORD, Panel Delivery 37 FORD, Sedan 37 CHRYSLER, Sedan, equipped 37 PACKARD, Sedan, equipped 36 OLDSMOBILE, Sedan 36 FORD, Sedan We can provide you with any kind of new car below the list price Several models of 1926 to 1936 BARGAIN PRICES Beauharnois Motor Sales Ltd.SERVICE STATION Authorized dealer of McCOLL - FRONTENAC products Lost LADY'S NAVY BLUE sult jacket, June 20th on road from Green's Store, Athelstan, Powerscourt.Reward.Finder please call 2814 H'don.OOP Help Wanted 100 additional labourers are required by Pentagon Construction Co.Ltd.at the Canadian Arsenals Plant (De Salaberry Plant) Nitro, Que.Wages $1.00 per hour (AUGUST 1st) Carload Buckwheat just Phone 2980 unloaded, good quality.Please bring your own bags.Also a good supply of barleymeal and hog rations in stock.A.L.LEVINE Huntingdon at 7 HUNTINGDON COMMISSION SALES at the Morrison Farms, 6 miles west of Huntingdon EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT p.m.Farmers and Drovers, bring all your livestock to the Commission Sales and get the highest prices.Films of all kinds.We develop and print your snapshots.Chemist FORTUNE DRUG STORE Reg\u2019d \u201cThe Ethical Drug Store\u2019 H.R.HUOT Chimiste 64 Ellice St.Tel.108-J or 483 9 hours per day.Telechone Hunt Tel.2929 , $ .phone Huntingdon 2442 - 987 \" , Maple Grove Beauharnois Tel.525 - W Apply in person at plant T.J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer e "]