The Huntingdon gleaner, 22 juillet 1953, mercredi 22 juillet 1953

[" \u2014 < Better put a strong fence round the top of the cliff, Than an ambulance down in the valley.\u2014Joseph Malins, NINETIETH YEAR == THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER .THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS HUNTINGDON, QUE., WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd, 1953 Gilbert Tennant, Howick High School Gets Reader\u2019s Digest Award Gilbert Tennant, valedictorian of _ ses MONEY! Yee PV 8 / will, without impairing the efficiency of our Armed Forces, correct the appalling inefficiencies in the administration of the Department of National Defence.We will buy will provide the nation with an administration whose attitude towards the spending of public monies be one of prudence and common sense.A new Government in itself will mean substantial savings to the taxpayer\u2014it will replace a Government whose arrogant indifference to economy was best expressed by Mr.Howe's scornful remark, \"What's a Million?\".Or, \u201cIf they need a gold-plated piano it is our duty to it\u201d.We will reduce or eliminate countless hidden, indirect taxes which grossly inflate the cost of consumer goods, add to the grievous cost of living, increase the price of homes beyond the capacity of most of our people to pay, discourage saving and initiative.We will reduce fe deral taxes by at least $500,000,000 à year .without reducing any pensions, family allowances, or other social security payments.» DOIVÉ Fnserted by the Progressive Consarvotlve Party of Conan 7 $500,000,000 TAX CUT NOW! DT THE BUNTINGDON GLEANER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22nd.1953 Editorial Notes.ESPITE all attempts to persuade auto- D mobile drivers to cut down accidents, highway fatalities have increased.No doubt the warnings have been heeded by some and these may have helped to avoid a few accidents, but generally there appears no hint that the warnings have been heard.The daily newspapers as well as the weeklies tell their stories of week-end accident tolls as well as those through the week.At this time of the year when many persons are vacation bound, the traffic becomes much more dense on all highways and through cities and towns.On Saturday morning as an instance, traffic through the Town of Huntingdon on Highway No.4 was particularly hea in both directions.Cars were going throug to the States as there was a large convention of Jehovahs Witnesses being held somewhere in N.Y.State.parently on their way to Valleyfield for the Regatta which was held there over the week-end., Thus there was dn almbdst continuous stream of cars in both directions, during the morning hours.This sort of thing i ing on along all highways and the accident \u201cpotential ie considerably raised on account of it.is going on if accidents are to be avoided.On the other hand they were coming from the States and ap- It is doubly necessary to use caution and to take more heed of what Accidents Still Increasing Not all the accidents are due to automobiles and the highway.The hot weather has been the cause of people turning to lakes and rivers with the idea of cooling -off in the waters.For several reasons there have been deaths by drowning which with proper precaution could have Been avoided.People stay too long in the water, go into the water too quickly after meals, take too much sun treatment and many other things harmful for them.Commonsense in all these things is needed and much of the misery will be avoided.That is all any of us need to use \u2014 is commonsense \u2014 in all things we do.Durin the hot days it is better to take it easy and not over exert ourselves and this applies to play as well as work.When driving a car commonsense used in the handling will help to prevent accidents.Only when people take precautions against accidents will there be any appreciable decline.Too much assurance cannot be placed on the other person, it is up to all to take the precautions.The precautions you take may avoid the accident that the other fellow would make.Often this has proved true, the other fellow has taken the chance and you give wa to him to avoid the consequences.If bot take chances the accident will happen when it possibly could have been avoided.Better to give the other fellow the benefit of the doubt than to place yourself in jeopardy.Is War\u2019s End Any Nearer?OU have probably thrown a stone into a river or pool, and watched the rings that gradually widened from the point at which the stone entered the water.They started from a small one and quickly became larger until going out of sight.The truce talks in Korea remind us very much of that.They start off on a small note and our hopes are raised by degrees into a crescendo that has promise of the war coming to-an end, Then the hopes trail off into the mists and we find the truce is just as far off.Time and time again this has happened that today we are all inclined to think of a truce as an impossibility.The latest news is that the Reds have given word they are willing to sign, but, then again there are doubts as to whether other things may prevent them at the last minute.One thing that has puzzled us throughout this period of truce negotiation is, who is seeking the truce?We were of the opinion that the United Nations\u2019 forces flung out the chance to the Reds to seek a truce and that the Reds grasped at the opportunity.It would now appear that the Reds are granting the United Nations a truce.It is so mixed up that we do not believe the negotiators themselves know what is what Life and BEFORE a man sets out on his holidays, he gives some thought to what they will cost him.He measures the cost in money.Aud, on the occasion of every national holiday, the nation too reckons to pay a price, but this time a price measured jn death and injury, in useful lives dissipated and senseless carnage.Perhaps the most terrible aspect of this is that it is being taken for granted.The size and frequency of the deathrolls \u2014 the very things which should spur to action \u2014 are so great that they have a numbing influence and produce despair rather than determination.In all branches of our lives death and danger surround us, but nowhere else do people accept that danger with such hopeless gloom.Soldiers, sailors and airmen are by no means so fatalistic about their own safety and even a householder does everything he can think of to prevent accidents happening to his wife and children.It is this same automatic acceptance of death on the roads as something that cannot he prevented which is the cause of many of those deaths.The danger to a man working with machinery is quite as great basically a5 to a man driving a car.But industry tackles the problem in a very different spirit.Safety programs encompass everything from education of employees to awareness of possible danger, through posters, articles, competitions and campaigns to encourage men and women to keep things safe for themselves and their fellows, to automatic guards which make faulty operation of machinery practically impossible.Injury and death are Certainly not accepted in industry as a price which must be paid.The Department of Labour has recently \u2014 or who is who.Under terms of a truce.usually one side of the other has gained the upper hand, but is willing to grant a truce and the terms of the agreement are drawn up to grant a suspension of operations It is not an actual peace pact and fighting may break out again until an actual peace agreement has been reached.But under such circumstances has the United Nations won its objective?If the United Nations has not won its objective, then it has not accomplished its mission in Korea.There will be no guarantee that aggression will be stopped and continual policing will have to be maintained.A few davs ago it looked as the United Nations side had adopted a \u201cget tough attitude,\u201d but apparently this was just a puft of wind as the old appeasement theme came back into the picture almost immediately.Meantime the Reds took the opportunity to throw new forces against the U.N.lines and forced them back several miles to a new line.If that is carried on for long they will be back where they started and there will still be no truce.The terms of the truce in so far as the Reds are concerned have been broken many times and we have patiently bore the brunt while the Reds have laughed in our faces.Honor means nothing to them \u2014 so why show them any favors?Death issued facts which show just how seriously industry is tackling the problem of safety.Of 6.670 plants which took part in a survey, 5.763 reported that they had safety or health facilities of one kind or another and these plants employed 95 percent of the total workers.More than 63 percent of all the workers were employed in plants there were employees trained in first aid, more than 30 percent in plants where there were full-time nurses and more than 15 percent in plants where there were plant doctors.On the side of prevention, roughly 46 percent of the workers were employed in establishments having joint worker-supervisor safety committees and 35 percent in establishments with trained safety engineers.Allow for the fact that the absence of a reply to such a survey is marked down as indicating a plant which has no facilities, which may not be the case at all, and bear in mind that small companies could not possibly afford nor require the same quantity of facilities as big companies, and the record of industry's battle for the safety of its workers becomes very evident indeed.In the highly industrialized province of Ontario in 1952, there were not nearly half as many fatal casualties in the factory as there were on the roads.There were only slightly more than half as many as there were in the home and there were considerably less than there were through the combined causes of drowning and fire.If some of this spirit of safety which exists in the factory could be transplanted to the verges of our highways, perhaps our holidays would once again the days of celebration for all instead of being, as they have become for so many, days of suffering and anxiety.\u2014 From \u201cIndustry.Although every ution will be tak.verte avoid error, The Gleaner accopts ad- ota ang In its columns om the under- eroding that It will not be liable for any UngrIn any advertisement published here- mn 8 reeled To wring bs Une ed In writin e ad- Yortiser and return to rie Gleaner business office duly signed by the adver- .The Huntingdon Gleaner | Published by THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER INC.\u201c ADAM L.SELLAR, President and Editor Authorised as second class matter, Post Office Department, Ottawa.Subscription Rate: $3.00 per year, Member of: Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association U.S.A.$4.00 Single Copy 7c tiser and with such error or correction plainly noted In writing thereon, and in that case, If any error so notad is not corrected by The Gleaner, its (lability 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 T he Past T aken from Gleaner Files 1913 October 23 Wilton McCoy of Brooklet has sold his entire herd of 26 grade Holsteins to Lindsay and Sullivan of Swift Current, Sask.The stock was in fine condition and averaged $65 a head.The purchasers are giving up raising grain and intend going into mixed farming.Milk is sellng at 12c a quart there, and with the prices of grain low, better returns are expected from dairying.E.W.Wood, former district representative, was also in the district last week on the look-out for cows for the Manitoba Agricultural College herd.Peter Myre, a farmer llving on the Plank road, sacrificed a heavy loss on Tuesday when he lost his team of horses.He had been in Valleyfield and the horses got loose amongst some feed, with the result that when he was on his way home, one suddenly dropped dead.He hitched the other up and continued his trip but a few minutes later, it also fell down dead.The team was a good one.A big sale of Holsteins was held at Brockville, Ontario, on Tuesday and Andrew Philps was sent for to conduct it.A hundred head were disposed of, the highest price obtained \u2014 $1500 for a cow.Herbert Cunningham bought two head.The sale was rather slow, there not being many buyers from a distance and the stock not all first class.October 30 next few days the political parties teeing off for the Aug.10 election are expected to ignore the fairway aspects, and concentrate on the rough.So far, the political campaign has been largely a question of hurling races were fast, while in the jump- \u201cing classes, the boys made, records Accusations, both by the Liberals In har t/Power and their opponents.The that ohn hes aise to Dea xt public has heard criticism of the Kelly won.There were a few boys present government, voiced prim- from Ormstown Academy, but Oli- |arily by George Drew, Progressive ver was the only boy who showed Conservative leader, and M.J.to advantage.Coldwell, CCF leader, of waste in Robert Hanna has sold the farm government administration.The he bought from Miss Lanktree in prime minister, Mr.St.Laurent, has, Elgin to Ringuette for the sum of in essence, turned around and said $6,000.Mr.Ringuette says the pur-|\u201cyou can't do it any cheaper.\u201d chase is for his son.That's how the situation stands._ Now, within the next few days, November 6 Mr.Drew and Mr.Coldwell are Within a week no less than eight expected to come up with specific lamps have been broken by being|charges on alleged government waste shot through.The council should in administration.Mr.St.Laurent receive the support of everyone in x to answer their efforts to punish the guilty Sri ns Te parties.Baring on this situation is public Howick \u2014 Following the Iowa |igyation.Both Mr.Drew and Mr.State Fair held at Waterloo, where |Coidwell have said it can be drastic- .& Ness took most of the first'ally cut.\u2018The Liberal prime minis- prizes and championships, the Na-|ter does not see how this can be tional Dalry Show was held at accomplished.Chicago, which Mr.[ess also took Within the past week markets n erd.In competition, |, 0 came into the picture.Mr.Drew he took 8 firsts, 7 seconds, 1 third, fifths sald tat a Progressive Conservative does Pg gn iso cbam- oovernment would act immediately to re-open British markets for Can- November 13 ada's basic producers.Despite the fact that the election He said also that it would give was hot and the crow the financial backing to hydro develop- meeting In the village ds at unu- Ment \u201cin every province where fed- sually large, there was little or no eral co-operation is required.i trouble in keeping the peace.Sat- Mr.St.Laurent contended that urday night the village had two po- the Progressive Conservatives had licemen engaged, but their services |thelr way, there would be a return were not required.Many of the out- [to trade policies which had proved side speakers were greatly struck disastrous in the early 1930s.They with the good order and left the would erect new barriers, giving village with a high opinion of the |\u201csome sort of artificial stimulus\u201d to One more street in the village will show a big improvement in a few days, Bouchette Street being macadamized.O'Connor Bros.have | | oe job and are making a good six- teen foat road.At present the road! | is closed.i The first annual Academy field day was announced for Friday, but | _owing to the rain, it was postponed ito Tuesday.Rain fell off and on | during the day, but the boys got, |through the different events.There, | were classes for all ages in boys, and girls.Ernest Thomas won the | | individual championship with Stanley Masten second.Several of the, | Letters to the Editor Ormstown, July 15, 1953 } The Editor, | Huntingdon Gleaner, Dear Sir:\u2014 The annual trek of Montreal people to the country is now at its | peak, with a consequent aggrava- \u2018tion of the surplus milk situation.\u2018It is true, unfortunately, that we \u2018are not getting returns equal to last year\u201d but the same may be said of other things, such as beef and veal.One of my neighbours was complaining bitterly to the truck driver about the amount he had received for 80 cans of surplus, in April He felt that the Producers\u2019 Assn was a \u201cracket.\u201d How foolish can we farmers be?Many of us \u2018ignore the fact that every branch of the dairy industry texcept the fluid milk trade), is dependent on an export market, and with the US.market closed by decree, and the British-European market tied up by the sterling- dollar situation, how can we expect to equal last year\u2019s returns?This applies to our own Producer plant or any other processing plant.Just for comparison, here are the April figurés for some of these plants, on the basis of 3.5 test.i J.J.Joubert, (Nicolet plant) $2.60 per 100 lbs.: ipo Tarleville plant, $2.41'% per 100 Rouville plant, $2.48': per 100 Ibs.pTnbY Cooperative, $2.50 per 100 S Montreal Producers, $2.62!.per 100 lbs.These figures would indicate that our plant is doing as well as any other under very difficult conditions.The Federal government is supporting the cheese market to the tune of 6 cents per lb, otherwise the situation would be much worse.They have also bought up ten million pounds of powdered milk, and are being asked to handle 5 millions more.We may have to take a loss on some of these commodities which must find an export outlet, but there are many countries in need of them, who, on account of exchange problems simply cannot buy them.Any movement «of these surplus products must of necessity be han- |dlea at the government level.The US.government has offered East Germany 15 millions in surplus dairy products, which is a cause of great embarrassment to the Soviets.Fluid milk, unlike these other dairy products is sold to our own fellow citizens, who have never been more prosperous.Organized labour made wage gains of 800 millions in 1952, and business reached new levels in profits and volume.We farmers only wish to share in this prosperity.Nothing prevents us achieving this goal except our own lack of appreciation of the power of collective action.Instead of defending our organizations, too many of us stand ready to tear them to pieces.They talk of low test at the Producers, but when asked to examine their statements for the full year, and average them, they fail to produce the evidence.My own average test for 1951-1952 was almost exactly one point, Of 1/10 of 1% lower at the Producers than it was at the dairy.Against this loss of 1/10 of 1% I credit the surplus plant with saving me hundreds of dollars, by stabilizing the fluid milk market.Any reasonably thoughtful farmer must realize that had the 5 to 6000 cans of surplus handled daily at our plant, found its way through the ordinary channels into the Distributors hands, that it would be potential dynamite.The market would have been smashed in a very few weeks.Instead, we have been able to hold the price line intact, which is only just and fair, as our cost of production has not declined.Continuance of this state of affairs depends on us standing together, and keeping firm control of our surplus until the American market can again take our dairy people.uneconomic manufacturing.Prices for farm produce have been| Mr.Drew said that his party two constantly going up this fall, for the |years ago had called upon the gov- demand is greater than the supply.ernment to take steps to break the Eggs, for instance, have, been rm] So barrier, but he said ing at 40c a dozen for some time.This is the highest price ever paid here at this time of year.a gross margin of 3005: on the milk f The Canning factory has closed |sold to the household trade.Today or the season and it Is doubtful if |they are getting nlong on n 100% it Will re-open in the spring, as margin! the bast three seasons have been,| Still some of our farmers feel rare for the -company, OWINE that the Producer Ass'n plant Is a o fa lure of tomato ylelds.racket! How foolish can we get?Howick\u2014Thirty-eight cents are| In closing T might point out that paid for eggs per dozen here, which Toronto is now setting up a suris higher than New York prices.\u2018plus plant nat nn estimated cost of $250,000, while our zation depends not only on our di-tauibment have rectors, but on the general level of Years, from an original investment per 100.This gave the distributor grown, over the intelligence and loyalty of the lof about $17,000, until today's value rank and file.This means you,\u201d Close to a quarter million.and I.| Thanking you, Mr.Editor, for So please keep in mind when you ,YOur space.are tempted to sound off about\u2019 Yours very test that it is a very trivial mat- C.ter compared to price maintenance.Let us look for a moment at a' statement for Aug.1933, which 1 The Gore | sincerely, P.MacDonald.have before me.117 cans milk .$123.37 THE GORE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs, War- Less transportation .$ 23.40, ven Neely, of Ottawa, and Mrs.Lucy | Ward of Scotland, visited last week Net return .$9097 at the Neely homes on the Gore.The price of milk was $1.35 de- | Master Maitland Moneypenny livered Montreal.Surplus or sep- spent a few days recently in Mont- arated milk 85c delivered Montreal, real, the guest of his uncle and This worked out at $1.08 per can aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Money- for Class A milk, 48c per can for|penny Jr.Surplus.Miss Elizabeth Leahy of Ste.Anne This was before the Producer de Bellevue is spending a few days Ass'n surplus plant was established, with her mother, Mrs, E.Leahy.and before the Quebec Dairy Com- | Mr.and Mrs.Frank Lawlor and mission was set up.| daughter Shirley are spending two I think it cannot be denied, that ; weeks at the home of Mr.and Mrs.our defenceless position at that|Art Herdman.period invited aggression.The price| Mrs.Joe Roberts and children are of surplus milk at .85 cents was of spending a few days with her moth- course based on butter fat, which er, Mrs.Art Herdman, Mr.Roberts at that time was at its lowest, but having been called to Newfoundland the other milk, at $1.35, was selling \u2018owing to the illness and death of for 10 cents per quart, or $4.00 his father and niece.The Week At Ottawa.OTTAWA \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Within the the government had \u201csneered\u201d at once again shelved a proposal to par- the suggestion.\u201cI congratulate them\", he said, \u201con the fact they have finally accepted reality.\u201d Mr.St.Laurent said the dollar- pound barrier was a United King- ,dom barrier and not a Canadian one.\u201cI don\u2019t know how a Conserative \u2018government - - - - could lift that barrier as long as the Conservative government in the United Kingdom feels it is needed to protect their limited supply of dollars.\u201d Mr.Coldwell, speaking on the national health plan as advocated by the CCF, said it might cost as much as $600,000,000.He said that this amount, according to the Liberals, was too costly, but he termed it a \u201cridiculous\u201d excuse.\u201cCanadians, as individuals through their government, are spending about $675,000,000 a year on health costs and their protection is not adequate.\u201d \u201cHow many needless deaths have occured because the person who needs medical attention has put off seeing a doctor for fear of not being able to pay for his treatment.\" Fisheries Minister Sinclair said the government plans to start a fishermen's improvement loan scheme.It would be introduced once a new plan for fishing boats and gear was in successful operation.The in- lament at the last session.On the controversial South Saskatchewan irrigation and power project, Mr.St.Laurent sald he would not recommend the project to parliament until he was convinced of its country-wide benefits.On the question of government expenditures, the prime minister called for a \u201cstraight answer\u201d from the Progressive Conservatives on how savings could be made.Mr.Drew replied: \u201cThe last person to talk about straight answers ls the surance scheme was adopted by par-! PAGE THRER ticipate in the St.Lawrence seaway project, but officials at Ottawa were anything but disturbed by the latest ,move.In fact, they seemed more , cheerful than ever over the prospects of an early start on the $750.- , 000.000 project.\"The situation has never been so favorable as at present,\u201d Transport Minister Chevrier sald after the ; United States Senate leadership had put off, at least until next January.a bill calling for U.S.participation \u2018in the navigation end of the development.Some federal officials even felt ,that US.inaction was favorable to \u2018at least one part of the project.Canada wants to build the main na- i vigation locks on its own side of the river.The bill-that the U.S.Senate shunted aside called for the locks on the American side.The U.S.Federal Power Commission recently gave the New York State Power Authority the right to join the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission in developing the electric power project on the International Rapids section of the St.Lawrence.Mr.Chevrier declared: \u201cIt is now clear that Canada should proceed to act immediately, under the authority granted by the Federal Power Commission.\u201d He said he expects \u2018the Canadian government wiH start to dig a navigation seaway on the Canadian side as soon as the New York and Ontario bodies - - - who have to bulld dams to back up the water - - - start moving.| | plant and | head of the government at Ottawa.\u201d Mr.St.Laurent aimed blows also at the Social Credit party led by' (Solon Low.He called them, in the {federal field, \"a remole danger\u201d, ;and referred to the party's \u201cpeculiar ideas.\u201d Mr.Low said (campaign of (prtinenta ' LIMITED ; that the Liberal ridicule agalnst the (Social Credit party indicated the Liberals were \u201cbankrupt\u201d without a policy to lay before the Canadian , people.He contended that government members of parliament re- {fused to debate Social Credit prin- bedroom, duplex roomeftes, com.ciples in Commons, He sald, algo, ! partments, buffet lounge, # that the greatest danger to democ- | dining car, coaches.to VANCOUVER Daily from MONTREAL vie OTTAWA MINAKI + WINNIPEG « SASKATOON EDMONTON « JASPER Standard and tourist sleeping con, (racy lay in the political machine,\u2019 ,which forced members to vote against the known wishes of their constituents.Seawny Prospects Brighten The United States Congress has | CANADIAN NATIONAL CPN > re vel bill } J ; CT LR Be ue So quick! 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No rush hour traffic, jams or weather delays.Sit back and relax, while New York Central does the driving.New schedules make it extra convenient! and From Montreal Daylight Saving Times Shown * READ DOWN READ UP Ex.Sat.Sat.Ex.Sat.at.& Sun Only & Sun.only only Sry oa.bry oo 8.37 AM 65.42 AM 6.24 AM 7.10 PM LV: Atheistan AR: 1.19 PM T 5.47 AM 5.52 AM 6.32 AM 7.20 PM * Huntingdon ' \u201c1.02 PM Yio ar 5.54 AM 6.68 AM 6.40 AM 7.28 PM New Erin ' 8.65 PH 1.98 PM 5,59 AM 6.03 AM 8.45 AM 7.31 PM St.Stanislas 651 PH hm 6.10 AM 6.16 AM 7.00 AM 2.35 PM 7.44 PM Valleytield 2.28 PM 8.42 PM 7.40 PM 6.14 AM 6.20 AM 7,04 AM 2.39 PM 748 PM Cecile Jct.2.21 PM 6.37 PM 7.38 PM 6.30 AM 6.25 AM 7.10 AM 2.456 PM 7.683 PM St.Timothee 2.14 PM 6.32 PM 7.20 PM 6.34 AM 6.37 AM 7,24 AM 2.59 PM 8.06 PM Beauharnois 2.02 PM 6.20 PM 7.18 PM 627 AM 6.40 AM 7.27 AM 3.02 PM 3.08 PM Maple Grove 1.68 PM 6.16 PM 7.14 PM 641 AM 0.43 AM 7,31 AM 3.09 PM 8.11 PM Bellevue 1.56 PM 6.12 PM 1.10 PAL 646 AM 6.47 AM 7.36 AM 3.14 PM 8.15 PM Woodlands 1.60 PM 6.07 PM 7.06 PM 6.58 AM 6.51 AM 7,42 AM 3.20 PM 8.19 PM Chateauguay 1.46 PM 6.03 PM 7.01 PM 6.58 AM 6.56 AM 7.45 AM 3.33 PM 8.34 PM The Helghts 1.44 PM 6.00 PM \u201c58 PM 7.02 AM 7.02 AM 7.62 AM 3.30 PM 3.30 PM Kanawaki 1.37 PM 5.564 PM preg 7.05 AM 7.05 AM 7.66 AM 3.33 PM 8.33 PM Adirondack Jet, 1.36 PM 6.62 PM ho 7.08 AM 7.08 AM 7.68 AM 3.36 PM 8.36 PM LaSalle 1.32 PM 5.48 PM 48 PM 7.15 AM 7.15 AM 8.05 AM 3.43 PM 8.45 PM Montreal West 1.27 PM 5.44 PM oes PM 122 AM Ta AM 812 AM 3.60 PM 8.62 PM Westmount 1.21 PM 5.37 PM oar PM ., , 2.00 PM AR: M , LV: : \u2019 IONTREAL al 1.18 PM 5.30 PM 6.30 PM products, or our dairy cattle.The effectiveness of our organi- NEW YORK CENTRAL .Page Four The Huntingdon Gleaner Wednesday, July 22nd, 1953 Vallevfi Miss Marilyn Wilson of Town of, Mrs.Martha Buckley spent the be spent with his son Robb and has been living at Massena Centre : and Fishing laws, discipline, inves- |the lectures.Among the ins eyfield Mount Royal is visiting at the home week-end in Valleyfield.family of Philadelphia, who are with her mother, Mrs.Laura Bur- \u2018Howick tigation proceedings, ine, | oe Mr.Charles Letrancan, fn ) VALLEYFIELD \u2014 Mr.and Mrs, Of ber aunt.Mrs.Doug Montgomery,\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.G.Evans and their [holidaying at Lyme Centre, New pee since she left Dundee, has been Georgetown Evening Auxiliary ichtyology, conservation, first-aid He spector from the Montreal district: Mr, Clement Delisle, biologists of the Depagment; Professor Ives Jean and Doctor Oscar Villeneuve director of the Provincial Meteorological Bureau.and many other subjects were on the program.Mr.Charles Fremont, superintendent of Game and his assistant Mr.Jean Duguay were in charge of for a few weeks.two little girls of Wilmington, Del, Worcester, Mass.are visiting Mr,| Mrs.Ruth Dandurana from Pat- 8f\u20ac spending their vacation with and Mrs.N.Lander.terson, N.J., is visiting her sister, Mrs.Evans\u2019 parents, Mr.and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Collins and family Mr.and Mrs.Jack O'Neil, Louls Abram.spent the week-end visiting friends; Mrs.H.Eaton of Toronto is the, Dr.John A.McDonald has left Hampshire.Dr.McDonald will Visiting her sister, Mrs.Mary Law- spend the latter part of his holidays jyence of South Salem, N.Y.Mrs.in the Lake St.John district.Lawrences son John was married as held Wednesday evening, July Mrs.J.A.McDonald, Miss Jessie y.y 14.\u201816, at the home of Miss Isabel El- McDonald, Mrs.Getty.Miss Gene-| Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Thurston Jjott.The meeting opened by sing- The regular monthly meeting of Spence Romkey and family of the Georgetown Evening Auxiliary in Sherbrooke.of Delhi, NY, and Mr.and Mrs.guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.Arrandale.for his vacation, part of which will vieve Getty have left on a motor trip to Watertown, Syracuse, Niagara ARCHIE by Bob Montana Empire Garage Limited Laberge & Lalonde Limited Builders Supply & Feeds Limited presented by Huntingdon Chateau JUGHEAD, WHOS THIS NEW GIRL YOU HAVE THATS ALWAYS ON TIME! 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SHE'S GOING TO GIVE THE TIME/ \u201cJ BUILDERS\u2019 SUPPLY & FEEDS LIMITED Phone 450 I HE OUG Im UP IN THE BACKYARD/ a 1 FH Qu 7 oN & 3 7 (15 AGAINST MEF OFFICER, Huntingdon Chateau Falls and other places.W.A.Meeting It was decided to hold the regular morfthly meetings of the W.A.of the United Church during the summer months.The July meeting was held at the home of Mrs.L.Abram with an attendance of twenty-two.One of the travelling food baskets had been turned in and the results were very gratifying.Plans are to be discussed at the August meeting for the Shower Tea which is being held in September, when each member brings seme article for the Bazaar.After the meeting, refreshments were served, the hostesses being Mrs.Bert Willis and Miss Anne Wilson.Miss Gertrude Keddy :s spending her vacation at Ripple Coye Inn, Ayer's Cliff, Que.Ladies\u2019 Bowling Club Wednesday, July 15th, the Valley- field Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Club entertained five clubs from Montreal at a friendly game.Two teams were from Westmount, two from Verdun and one from Riverside.Although the day was extremely hot they all enjoyed thelr game.The winning team \u2014 Mrs.Gall, Westmount; Mrs.McCrindle, West- mount; Mrs.Ramsay, Riverside; Mrs.Archibald, Verdun.A salad tea was served about 4.30 p.m.in the Club House after the game was over.The spider which everyone took part in was won by Mrs.E.Arrandale.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Gray and their daughter Marilyn of St.Cath- arines, Ont., are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Lyth.Mr.and Mrs.Echart Walther of Ardmore, Penn., were in Valleyfield for the week-end.They are former residents and always attend the Re- Hatta as Mr.Walther is the official timekeeper.Mrs.Clark and Mrs.Crosby of Philadelphia are visiting their son and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Clark.Mr.and Mrs.Fred McCaffrey of Boydsettlement spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Frank Smith, Miss E.Keane of Montreal was the week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.Lionel Robb.Mr.and Mrs.W.A.White ac- a delightful trip, having motored to the Thousand Islands and then to Massena, etc.Mr.and Mrs.White spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Black before taking the trip.Miss Margæret ,Worrington of Cornwall spent subday in Valley- ield, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.A.White.A competition for the Lady President's prize was held on Saturday Golf and Country Club.The low score was won by Mrs.S.M.Horton.Mrs.C.Amos, Frank.Buddie and Edna motored to Sarnia last week to visit William Amos and also went to Port Huron.On the return trip they visited a cousin, Mrs.Albert Baskin and daughter, in Hamilton, and called on friends in Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.Bert McCartney of Ormstown spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.C.Amos.Mrs.C.Copson of Aurora, Ont, is the guest of her daughter and son- in-law, Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Mc- Eachern.Dundee DUNDEE-\u2014Lisette, nine-year-old daughter of Mrs.Germaine Faubert, met with a very painful accident Monday morning, while attempting to hang up a fly catcher in the farm milk room.In trying to reach the ceiling the child climbed upon an empty can on the can rack.She lost her balance and fell to the floor, one of her legs passing through the bars of the can rack.Her mother heard her crying, and going outside, discovered her crawling on her hands and knees.X-rays were taken later in the day by Dr.Lefebvre, and it was found that a bone in her leg was broken, and her ankle so badly sprained that a cast cannot be placed on it until the latter part of the week.companied by Mrs.George Black of | Glenelm have returned home after \u2018rester of Montreal spent a holiday Lake Placid, Saranac Lake, Potsdam, | Edward Goodnow of Dryden, N.Y.are spending a holiday at the Fraser summer camp on Fraser Island, Fraser's Point.Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Ferguson are rejoicing over the birth of a son at the Huntingdon County Hospital, on Monday, July 13.Mrs.Ferguson (the former Violet McNicol) returned home on Thursday with the baby, a fine healthy youngster.The couple have two other children.The latest addition will bear the names, Larry Hugh.sister, Miss Annie Ferguson, Victoria Hospital for the past ten days.Hunters fortunate enough to live in the Ste.Agathe, St.area of the Laurentians will have a heyday this Fall enjoying pheasant shooting according to recent reports from the Ministry of Games and Fisheries of the Province.The Dept.officials this week are releasing thousands of pheasants weighing about 2 lbs.each in the above area after an extensive study of the district by the Dept.of Fish and Game and after an education campaign among the local population on pheasant conservation.The decision to make the release this year was prompted by the success accorded \u201cthe program last year when several thousands were set free on Ile aux Coudres near Baie St.Paul on Ile d'Orleans near Quebec City.After making a survey it was found that the birds had survived the hunting season allowed and also the severe winter conditions.By the time of the hunting season Sept.19 to Oct.4 inclusive it is expected the birds will weigh about four pounds.Hunters are to be allowed to shoot both cock and hen alike.The bag limit is 3 birds a day and not more during the season.The birds are bred and raised at the Provincial Parks at Mount Or- ford in the Eastern Townships, and show a mark of progress toward making the Province popular for tourists and sportsmen during hunting season.Ormstown ORMSTOWN \u2014 Miss Shirley For- (with Mrs.Albert Ness.Birthday Party On Saturday, Mrs.Percy McCaig (and Mrs.Neil McCaig entertained in honor of Barbara\u2019s eleventh birth- ay.Mr.\u2018and Mrs.Archie Moe, Pamela, | Eleanor and Charles, of Greenfield, | Mass., are visiting Mr.Moe's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Moe.{ Mrs.Margaret Graham and Miss \u2018Bernice Marshall were recent guests afternoon, July 18, at the Valleyfield (of Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Rutherford and Margaret, Bedford, Katona, N.Y.Miss Miriarn Agnes of Macdonald College was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker and family, Lalonde\u2019s Point.Mr.and Mrs.Burton Forrester, Shirley and Carole, of Montreal, were guests on Saturday of Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Forrester.Summer guests at the home of Andrew Morrison and Miss Margaret Brown, of Westmount; Mrs.Dryden, Master Robert Tait, Mrs.Preston and Mrs.Campbell, of Montreal.Mrs.Howard Forrester of Montreal spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Forrester.Ethel Cavers were guests on Thursday of Mr.and Mrs.Fletcher, How- ck.Miss Lillian Winter of Montreal has returned home after spending three weeks at the Bradley home.Miss Shirley Baird is spending a holiday with Mr.and Mrs.E.Mc- Whinnie, Chazy, N.Y.sons, Tommy and Michael, and Mr.and Mrs.George Blanchette of Lake Patauche, St.Gerard, Quebec.Barrie Memorial Notes acknowledged the following dona- Montreal; $5.: Mrs.Florence Hin- Mr.Peter Ferguson went by bus : , to Montreal on Sunday \u2018to ses his (Elliott, entitled \u201cThe Doctor\u2019s Prom- who has been a patient in the Royal Jerome than nine the | Mrs.Olive Bradley are Mr.and Mrs.Miss Jessie XKinlock and Miss Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Boyd and Montreal have left to spend two weeks vacationing at Wayside Lodge, The Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., has received and tions: $25.: Mrs.Margaret White, ing Psalm 41.Seventeen members ,responded to the Roll Call by repeating a verse from the Bible containing the word \u201cFaith\u201d.Five visitors were also present.The collection amounted to $13.15.It was moved by Miss Laura Robertson and seconded by Mrs.James Elliott that.$10.be sent to the Presbyterial Treasurer.An invitation was extended to the Evening Auxiliary to attend the W.MS.meeting July 21, in the evening.The Study was taken by Miss Lois ise\u201d.Miss Lois Elliott adjourned the meeting.Mrs.Wallace Logan led the group in singing some sacred music.Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and food committee in charge.Mr.and Mrs.K.Penny and son Melvin from Napanee, Ont., spent the past week with Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Ness.Mrs.L.Lacoss and Jimmy, of Malone, were recent guests at the same home.Game Wardens Attend Lectures in Grande-Riviere Camille-E.Pouliot, minister of Game and Fisheries, has inaugurated, four years ago, the first series of lectures given to his game wardens.These lectures have been taken up each year since that time.Every year a group of game wardens of the Department are ordered back to school, year after year, well trained and competent law enforcers.Recently, the game wardens from Gaspé, Rimouski, Quebec and Montreal received orders to attend a two weeks\u2019 training period at Grande-Riviere in the Department's \u2018Fisheries Training School.Hunting Honorable ter, of Loreburn, Sask.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Graham and Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Henderson of Miami, Fla., returned home on Sunday after visiting Mr.D.E.More of \u201cIvy Lea Inn\u201d, Thousand Islands.On leaving there, they motored to Toronto where they were guests of their niece and nephew, Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Rowcliffe and family and Mrs.George Henderson.Then they 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GAI LOUNGE Open evenings (except Mondays) Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Pilon and {wo|man, Ormstown; magazines: Mrs.ri DÉS a, PRET LE RES Laberge & LIMITED Huntingdon PHONE 432 large or small parties PERCY SKY and his Quartette FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 311 GOOD CUISINE Catering for Weddings, Banquets, SO SHE CAN LAY EGGS STANDING UP/ 1 WOULONT WANT HER TO SIT ON A br ares maton CURE SE OATS | SAI Slate SITIO NT J OR TIRE A Re MET sons, Lloyd and Richard, also Miss Marie Pilon, all of Ottawa, were week-end guests of Mr.Hugh Grant and his daughter Shirley.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Gardiner and family have been spending a two week\u2019s vacation with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Earl Gardiner at Dundee Lines.Mr.and Mrs.Cecil McNicol, two sons Melvin and Winston, Mr.and Mrs.Jack McDonald and family, also Miss Margaret Raeburn of McMastexville spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Earl McNicol.About ten days ago, Mr.Robert White, who has been spending his summer holidays at the McNicol home, had the misfortune to fail while unloading hay in the barn and injured his arm badly.It was thought at first that the injury was only a sprain but after being admitted to Barrie Memorial, it was found that a bone was fractured in his elbow.The fracture was reduced after his admittance and again last Wednesday.He left hospital on Friday and has returned home with his parents to McMas- Yerville.\u2018Mr.Roy McNicol is nursing a crutches, r.and Mrs.A.H.Fraser and family and Mrs.W.8.Smellie visited Cornwall, Ont, recently and not Montreal as stated in last week's news.Miss Mabel McMillan of Hun- Thelma McMillan, r.and Mrs.Ben.Presley a son Billie of Danford Lake spent the week-end with the Stowell family.Mr.Thomas Stowell returned home with them after spending a couple of weeks visiting his daughter and son-in-law.He report that up around Danford Lake the weather has been very wet with many flelds lying in water.Mrs.Mayford Colquhoun, who AP ART SC W.J.Rowell, Ormstown, and Mrs.Donald McNeil.Mrs.Mann, Orms- town, was convener of the sewing group held on July 16.Dewittville DEWITTVILLE\u2014Mrs.M.C.Carr and Mrs.C.A.SKinner returned last Tuesday from Toronto, where they visited Mrs.Carr\u2019s son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Ruskin R.Pinlay and family.Mr.and Mrs.R.A.\u2018MacIntosh and Arline, also Master Keith Mac- Intosh of Shawinigan Falls, Que., were supper guests last Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.Lyford Parker, Franklin Centre.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Henderson of Miami, Florida are spending some time with Mr, and Mrs.Wm.Graham and also visiting several of their relatives and friends.On Wednesday evening Mr.and Mrs.Graham entertained at a \u201cFamily Gathering\u201d for Mr.and Mrs.Henderson.Miss Barbara Tillotson was a guest of Miss Ann Lawrenson in Strathmore, Que., last week.Sunday were Mr.and Mrs.Mervyn Graham and Melvin of the Gore, ue.Miss Mary Winspear, M.A., West- mount, Que.and Mrs.Bashan of Montreal West spent \u201ch few days last week with Mr.and Mrs.N.Mrs.James Bolton of Kingston, Ont.Mrs.Bolton is Editor of the Women\u2019s Page of the \u201cWhig Standard\u201d, Kingston, Ont.Miss Sylvia Tessier, nurse-in- training at the Notre Dame Hos- nital, Montreal, spent Monday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Tessier.Tuesday evening callers of Mr.and Mrs.A.Ritchie were Mr.and Mrs.George Dodds, son and daugh- 14 million critics.Do you think you bave the time and money ta sample every type axll brand of product on the market?Of course not.it would be impossible.But in a way you do sample them all.Newspaper advertising \u2018 .gives you information on every product, enabling you to choose the ones \"which best suit your needs.Because you are able to make this choice, manufacturers and merchants compete for your custom by offering the best values possible.By placing product news before M-million critics, advertising performs the service of ensuring that all products i dislocated knee which he prained Visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Allan à i i last Friday while working on a load {Ritchie on Saturday were Mr.and refrèsent the bighest quality f or the price.of hay and again while doing|Mrs.Frank Brown and daughter, ce ores the same evening.He is up|Margaret, of N.D.G.Montreal.and about, although forced to use Dinner guests at the same home on Your Weekly Newspaper The Huntingdon Gleaner tingdon spent Sunday visiting her|Catto at the Turkeys d ) Lt e Luxe Lalonde bert\u2019 CE Messrs.John and Gil- [Farm.Guests of the Cattos on P hones-323 Huntingdon, Que.cMillan and niece, Miss|Thursday and Friday were Mr.and EJ -365 La Gazette Phone: 735 VALLEYFIELD \u2014 BEAUHARNOIS Valleyfield, Que. \u2014 Born -AY\u2014At the Geneva Hospital, BOT eve, Switzerland, on July 18, | 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.A, Bovay | nee Mildred Graham), son.| CHARTRAND\u2014AL the Barrie Me- | morial Hospital, Ormstown, Que, on July 19, 1853, to Mr.and Mrs.| Leo Chartrand, Ormstown, Que.\u2019 hter.ARCEAU \u2014 At the Huntingdon | County Hospital, Huntingdon, | Que., on July 20, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Remi Garceau, Dundee, Que.a daughter.HOLMES\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., on July 17, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.John Holmes, Howick, Que., a son.McDERMOTT\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.on July 17, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Aime McDermott, Nitro, Que.a son.STACEY\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.on July 18, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Stacey, St.Clothilde, Que.a daughter.STEVENSON\u2014At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., on July 14, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Stevenson, Franklin Centre, Que., 8 son, Engagements Mr.and Mrs.Thomas McMahon of Lachute, Quebec, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Elizabeth, to Mr.Murray MacGre- gor Templeton, of Riverfield.The wedding will take place at 2.30 o- ciock on Saturday, August 15, at the Lachute United Church.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Ward Moore of St.Lambert, Que., announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marion Jessie Moore to Mr.Douglas Stinson Hadley, son of Mr.and Mrs, Daniel James Hadley of Hemmingford, Que.The wedding has been arranged to take place on saturday.August 15th, in St.Barnabas Church, St.Lambert.The couple are graduates of Macdonald College School for Teachers 1950.Married BOCKUS-DAWSON\u2014At St.Mark's Anglican Church, Valleyfield, Quebec, on July 11 ,1953, Miss Mary Dawson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James A.Dawson, Montreal and Lennoxville, Quebec, to Mr.Crandall Bockus, son of Mr.and Mrs.Elton Bockus, Knowlton, Quebec.CLUFF-REDDICK \u2014 In Riverfield Presbyterian Church, Riverfielq, Que, on July 11, 1953, Miss Audrey Evelyn, Reddick, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Hiram Reddick, Riverfield, Que, to Mr.John Dewick Cluff, son of Mr.and Mrs.John Cluff, Valleyfield, Que.DANDURAND-PRIMEAU \u2014 At St.Malachie Church, Ormstown, Que., on July 18, 1953, Miss Lau- rete Primeau, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Steven Primeau to Mr.Theobald Dandurand, son of Mr.and Mrs.Donaldo Dandurand.Cosgrove FUNERAL HOME \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 We Have Built Our Reputation on people's complete faith in through faithful, conscientious (Service since 1 F.H.Cosgrove Phone 6206 and 6288 Ft.Covington - Dundee R.E.KELLY & SON Reg\u2019d.Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Flowers PHONES: 447 - 764 - 2460 Huntingdon, Que.Ee EE NE ETS Fur EC Director \u2018Ambulance Berv Fra_klin Centre, Que.Phone 5 R Hemmingford Office Pra LL \u2014 | Monuments in Scotch or Canadian GRANITE - alsg - Lettering done at Cemetery ie: a Ty Huntingdon United Church Union Services In St.Andrew's Church morning and evening Rev.T.KNOWLES, Pastor Morning Service 10.30 a.m.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Evening Service 7.00 ES HOWICK UNITED CHURCH Sunday, July 26 SERVICE OF WORSHIP Rev.F.P.Gilmore will conduct the service Subject: \u201cTHE KEY TO UNITY\u201d Died KERR\u2014Suddenly at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.Robert M.McCaig, Howick, Que., Robert Kerr, aged 79 years.Interment at! Georgetown, \u2019 MASON\u2014At Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital, Montreal, on July 12, 1953, Frank Mason, aged 77 years.Interment Mount Royal Cemetery.McDOWELL\u2014At his late residence, Covey Hill, Que., on July 19, 1953, William Henry McDowell, brother of the late John McDowell, aged 83 years.Interment Bethel Cemetery.MIDDLEMISS\u2014On July 22, 1953, John C.Middlemiss, Trout River, Quebec, aged 85 years.Funeral arrangements not yet completed.WALSH\u2014In Montreal, on July 19, 1953, Michael James Walsh, aged 95 years, husband of the fate Margaret McPherson.Interment St.Anicet, Que.In Memoriam HAMILTON \u2014 In loving memory of dear Grand'Ma, who passed away July 19, 1950 \u2014 \u201cIt's not the words, they are but few, It's the lovely memories we have of you\u201d.Always loved and remembered by Jane, Doris and Glen.PELLETIER \u2014 In loving memory of a dear husband and dad, Mr.Fred Teeter, who passed away July 25, Ever remembered by His wife and children Gladys, Frank and Dorothy.McKELL \u2014 In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother.Mrs.J.Edgar McKell, who passed away July 20, 1952 \u2014 Beyond the gate our loved one Finds happiness and rest, And there is comfort in thought That a loving God knows best.Always remembered by The Family.McKELL \u2014 In loving memory of the Archie McKell, who was killed in action July 27, 1944.Ever remembered by The Family.Cards of Thanks We take this opportunity to thank our many friends and neighbors for the purse of money and the farewell party held for us in the Kensington Hall on the occasion of our taking up residence in Huntingdon.Our special thanks to Mr.Thomas O'Con- nor who organized the party.Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Bannon.We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our kind friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness shown us at the time of the death of the late Wm.Kilgour.Mrs.Wm.Kilgour, Ruth, Heather and Sheila Towns.I wish to express my sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of the Huntingdon County Hospital for the kindness shown me during my stay there and also to the many friends who remembered me with cards, fruit and visits.John Wood.Obituary The late William Kilgour The many friends of the late Wm.Kilgour were grieved to hear of his death early Sunday morning, July 12th, 1853, at his home in Orms- town.He was born on February 20th, 1870, and spent his entire life in this community.On July 11th, 1806, he was united in marriage to Florence Christina Finlayson.He was a farmer in the Lower Concession and served many years on the parish council.There remain to mourn his loss his wife; his only daughter, Ruth Towns; his two grand-daughters, Heather and Sheila Towns; his sisters: Mrs.Margaret Cullen, Mrs.Mary Finlayson and Mrs.Agnes Dickson; two brothers, John and George, besides a number of nieces and nephews.The funeral, conducted by the Rev.John MacMillan, was held from the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday.Mr.Percy Osmond sang a lovely solo entitled \u201cShadows\u201d.The pall-bearers were six of his nephews: John Dickson, John Kil- gour, Gordon Kilgour, Jas.Wilson, Donald Lang and Eric McMullan, The flower-bearers were Kenneth Dunn, Brian Hooker, Darel Lang, Gary Lang and Richard Anderson.graphed after their wedding in Yarmouth, N.S.The bride is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Renewing Acquaintances Mrs.P.H.Hutchinson and son Mr.Harry Hutchinson of New York spent Friday in Huntingdon visiting among old acquaintances.Upon visiting the Huntingdon Protestant Cemetery to see the grave of her husband, the late Rev.Dr.P.H.Hutchinson, they were delighted to see how well the lot and the Cemetery in general are being taken care of.It will be recalled that St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church was built when Dr.Hutchinson was the minister of the St.Andrew's Congregation.-0- Band Concert Sunday Another in the series of Sunday evening band concerts will be given by Huntingdon Citizens\u2019 Band at the Bandstand in the Park, this Sunday evening, July 26th, at 8.15.These concerts have attracted considerable attention and very favorable comment.If you have not already heard the band in one of these concerts, plan to do so on Sunday evening.=0= Frank Barrett Jr., eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Barrett, Kitchener, Ontario, whose father was formerly employed by the Gleaner, revisited Huntingdon on Saturday.Frank Barrett Jr.has been in the Air Force for the past year and a half.He took a two-week course at St.Hubert recently, and on his way back to Toronto, stopped off to visit in Huntingdon and was seen at his former haunt, \u201cthe old swimming hole\u201d, at Russell Island.-0- Mayor Leo Cappiello, who was injured in an accident a while ago, was visited by his surgeon on Sunday, who informed him that he was now able to sit up, but that he would be .confined to his home for at least six months.It was decided by the Rotary Club to purchase a second invalids chair and to place it at the disposal of the Mayor, after which it will be made available to some adult who has need of same.-0- The Chateauguay River almost claimed another victim early Saturday evening.It was approximately 7.30 on Saturday when a family group, unknown in the district, stopped near the home of Mrs.E.R.Thompson on Route 4, near Trout River, A small boy, about six years old, unaware of the depth of the river and unable to swim, jumped a dear brother and uncle, P.O.H.| into the water.His parents who were nearby were not able to swim, and they were forced to stand helplessly by as he struggled in the water.Mrs.Alex.Thompson, daugh- ter-in-law of Mrs.E.R.Thompson, saw the danger and being well- acquainted with the water, was able to rescue the boy.Because of the short time he was in the water, and the quick rescue, he did not require artificial respiration.He was badly frightened by his experience, This near-tragedy serves as a warning to others who unthinkingly jump into unfamiliar bathing grounds.Mrs.Thompson is to be congratulated on her quick-thinking at the time of danger.As a reminder in cases of drowning and similar accidents requiring artificial respiration, there is an inhalator available at the Fire Station in Huntingdon for publc service anywhere in Huntingdon County.-0- Howard Kelly, son of Mrs.R.L.Kelly, has received notice that he has obtained honor standing in all subjects at the Canadian School of Embalming in Toronto, which he attended after graduating from the University of Western Ontario, this spring.-0- Miss Margaret Rankin, former employee of the Bank of Montreal, Huntingdon, left on Thursday morning by motor with her cousins, for Great Falls, Montana, travelling by North Bay and crossing into the US.at Sault Ste-Marie.Miss Rankin intends spending a year with her uncle and aunt.-0= Mrs.Raymond Millar of Winnipeg spent the week-end at the home of Mrs.S.Davis.Mr.and Mrs.Allan Goodfellow of Plaster Rock, N.B., spent the week-end with Mr.Edwin Goodfel- low who motored back to Plaster Rock for a short visit with them.-0- Miss Marion Brown of Toronto has been spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs.E.C.McCoy.-0- Mr.and Mrs.Arthur H.Brown spent Monday at the home of Mrs.E.C.McCoy.They were accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Jacket, all of Ottawa.=0- Mr.and Mrs.Francois Cleyn and Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Tinker have returned home after having spent their vacation at the Manoir Richelieu, Murray Bay, P.Q.=O The Huntingdon District Farm Forum are sponsoring a picnic for their members and friends at the Malone Memorial Park on Saturday, July 25th.In case of rain it will be held on the following Saturday, August 1.There will be games Interment was in the Union Ceme- RTALOGUE ON REQUEST.tery.lunch.& WEDDING AT YARMOUTH, N.S.GREER- Mr.and Mrs.Alan Greer photo- + Huntingdon Locals + The Huntingdon Gleaner COSMAN Mr.and Mrs.John Greer, Orm- stown, Que.Mrs.L.A.Wheable of Montreal spent a few days during the past week visiting with Mr.and Mrs.Adam L.Sellar.-O0- Mr.W.K.Pope.manager of the Bank of Montreal, left recently for Golden Lake, Ontario, where he is spending part of his Holidays.Boy, Age 3, Badly Cut by Mowing Machine A bad accident ocurred on Tuesday in a hay fifld, at Concession St.Marie, near Valleyfield, when a child was caught in a mowing machine.The child, Jacques Leger, \u2018age 3 years, was in front of the \u2018mower which Gerald Rouette, age 13 years was operating.He tried to jump out of the way, but was caught by the cutting bar and his leg and arm were badly cut.He lost a great deal of blood and was in a very serious condition.It is not known if he will lose his leg, but he was taken to Hotel Dieu Hospital in Vallayfield and it is expected he will be transferred to Ste.Justine Hospital, Montreal, today, (Wednesday) in au effort to save the leg.Det.Crevier investigated.Queen Technically Retains Old Privileges The privileges of royalty are a long way short of what they once were, but technically Queen Elizabeth has inherited some unusual rights \u2014 including that of having the tails of all whales caught in British waters.A recently published book, \u201cGod Save the Queen.\u201d says that technically it is the King of England who has the right to all British caught whales.However, the Queen is entitled to the tails for use as corset bones.The author, Allan Michie, says that \u201cby ancient law\u201d the Queen owns all sturgeons caught in British waters \u2014 tails and all.But he points out that catching a British sturgeon is a \u2018comparatively rare event.\u201d He also writes that, as Queen, Elizabeth will become mistress of 600 swans that have special permission to Inhabit the River Thames.Also, no matter what crime she may commit, even murder, she may refuse to be tried in any regular law court.The book lists many strange privileges that Elizabeth inherits from the days of feudal lords.For example, the Crown has technical ownership of several noblemen's estates.And as the new landlord, Queen Elizabeth is entitled to some rather strange \u2014 if non-negotiable \u2014 rent payments.She will get a tiny French flag as the annual rent for Strathfield- saye, the Hampshire estate of the Duke of Wellington.That is little enough rent for a property that cost England £263,000 when given to the first Duke of Wellington for having defeated Napoleon at Waterloo.The Queen will get another small flag once a year from the Duke of Marlborough for his family home, Blenheim Palace.This largest private house in England was the birthplace of Prime Minister Churchill and is valued at $2,000,000.Should Queen Elizabeth enter Savernake Forest, the only privately owned forest in England, she will be greeted by a blast on a twelfth century silver-and-ivory horn.That is the rent that must be paid her by the owner of the forest, the Marquis of Ailesbury.Three blasts on a bugle is the traditional rent the Queen will receive from the estate owned by Scottish Baron Sir George Clarke.Should Elizabeth cross the English Channel and fear seasickness, she must be accompanied by the owner of a magnificent manor house in Kent called Archer's Court.He pays his rent by sailing with the Queen and having a silver bowl at hand in case of rough seas.Another custom Queen Elizabeth may preserve is that no visitor wears gloves in the monarch's presence.This taboo dates from the days when weapons or [ings containing polson were concealed inside gloves.Virtually all royal visitors also are required to remove their hats.However, two nobles, the Lords Kingsale and Forrester, are allowed to keep their hats on in recognition of special favors they did for the Crown in years past.PRIVATE PROPERTY EDMONTON, (CP)\u2014Mrs.George Ninian borrowed neighbors' clothespins for a month when a robin made its \u201chest in her clothespin box on the back doorstep.Another Edmon- tonian found he couldn't use his |garbage can because another robin \u2018had built its nest on top.NEW LUMBER MARKET PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.(CP)\u2014 Low-grade cedar logs prepared for shipment to Japan may open up a new market for B.C.lumbermen, amounting to about 6,080,000 board ship Yayo Maru here: recently.Cosman of Forest Glen, Yarmouth Co.NS.The groom is a son of « | MARRIED AT ORMSTOWN pd DANDURAND-PRIMEAU Mademoiselle Laurette Primeau of OrmstoWn, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Steven Primeau and Mr.jurday, July 18, at St.Malwchie Theobald Dandurand, son of Mr.|Church, Ormstown.Photo by Welcome Photo Studio, Ormstown and Mrs.Donaldo Dandurand, whose marriage took place on Sat- Collins family werg extremely happy to be taking back to Africa countless donatiofts from friends STE.AGNES\u2014Miss Phyllis Platt here.She said they had sent by of Ottawa, Ont.spent the week- boat no less than#17 huge trunks.end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Some companies gave a whole con- Jos.E.Platt._ |slgnment of suits to be distributed Mr.and Mrs,yLaurent Dupuis, amongst deserving Africans.Men's accompanies by \u2018ir and Mrs.Guy ties also.came into prominence.Leboeuf of Valleyfield, spent last These dark skinned people are very week-end in Malone, N.Y.where fond of dressing in European style, they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.and a tie to them means a very Germain Dupuis.On Saturday, the ;8reat deal.three couples motored to Syracuse, One family, desirous of creating N.Y.where they spent an enjoy- a lasting memorial for a small son able day shopping.who was accidenthlly killed have Misses Margaret and Hazel Reid contributed the sum of $1,000.to- of Montreal, are spending holidays Ward installing a Delco lighting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.V.N.!8ystem in the minister's home in Elder.Up until a couple of years | Dondi.And so it goes, a gift of ago, Margaret and Hazel made their money from one friend, a gift in home with the Elders, but in 1951 kind from another, and a deserving they returned to the city to be with people are brought closer to their their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alan| Heavenly Father through the Reid.However, they are now thor- knowledge that there is a white oughly enjoying themselves in the brother across the sea who knows country where they are renewing And cares about them, and who is old acquaintances and visiting for- happy to contribute to his black mer haunts.brother's welfare.The latter part of June, the Miss-{ The meeting closed with the Miz- es Huguette Dupuis and Alma !pah Benediction, and Mrs.Elder Quenneville received their teach- | served light refreshments to the as- er's diplomas from Valleyfleld Nor-|8embled guests.mal School.Huguette, who is a Correction daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Laurent \u2018 Dupuis, has been engaged to teach In the account of the \u201cAt Home\" in Stowell's Corner School for the; held at the Manse, it should have coming term, and Alma, who is a end : Mrs.W.D.Fraser and Mrs.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Armand |; bert Armstrong officlated at the Quennevnile, has accepted a posi- | en table from 3 until 5 o'clock in tion as teacher in the Ste.Agnes the afternoon, and Mrs.Cora Fra- School.jser and Mrs.Earl Gardiner poured Mr.and Mrs.Robert Farndon | {Tom 7 until 9 o'clock in the eve- and family of Montreal are spend- | NINE ing two weeks\u2019 holiday with Mrs.Famdon's sister, Mr.Wilbrod Marchand.Mrs.George P.Elder has once again entered the Barrie Memorial GLENELM \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Fergus Hospital.when, on Tuesday morn- | MacPherson of Three Rivers, acing she underwent a serious opera- companied by Mr.and Mrs.E Ste.Agnes and Mrs.; Glenelm from an infected foot for the past |Motor trip to Gaspé Peninsula: Mr.six months, and it is to be hoped MacPherson plans to visit his bro- that the operation will be success- ther while at Port Daniel.Mrs.Gordon MacCauley and baby tion.Mrs.Elder has been suffering Salter.started last Thursday on a, Page Five \"tery beautifled in the near future.Mr.and Mrs.Ray Ballantine of St.Petersburg, Florida, were visitors last week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.Watson, | international Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Coffey and baby visited at the home of Mr.|John Coffee; also Mr.Martin Coffey from Boston visited at the same home.PIPERS RETURN SYDNEY, N.S.(CP)\u2014The 8yd- ney girls\u2019 pipe band returned home recently after placing second in an band competition sponsored by Lions International in Chicago.Mayor Tony Gallagher presented each of the 23 girls with souvenir bracelets.START YOUR VACATION WITH A PROPERLY / DRY CLEANED! All aboard for vacationland ! With a suitcase full of clothes for every occasion .ready to look your stunning best j because they're properly dry cleaned! W.E.LEFEBVRE Reg'd The Place To Do Your Shopping Phone 464 Huntingdon Week End Grocery Specials EFFECTIVE JULY 22-23-24-25 fui.Young People's Mecting The Junior Young People held their weekly meeting on Tuesday evening, July 14th at the manse.Their leader, Mr.MacLeod began discussing at this meeting the various types of sin \u2014 and their meanings.At the meeting this week, there is to be a debate, \u201cIt is easier to be a Christian in the United States than in Canada.\u201d Jack Cur- rie and Hugh McPherson are to uphold the affirmative side, while Shirley Grant and Dawn Elder are on the negative side.Mr.and Mrs.MacLeod served bountiful refreshments to their young guests and another pleasant evening was brought to a close.W.M.S, Meeting The July meeting of the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society was enter- talned on Thursday evening, July 16th at the home of Mrs.V.Elder with nine members answering the roll call with a verse from the BIble containing the word, \u201cteach.\u201d The president, Mrs.W.D.Fraser led the meeting following the devotional period as outlined in the Missionary Monthly.At a request from Mrs.Cora Fraser, five ladies have volunteered to go to her home to assist her in completing the quilt which she has been putting together for the Society.The ladies are: Mrs.W.D.Fraser, Mrs.E.Watterson, Mrs.A.PF.Armstrong, Mrs.Robert Steven and Mrs.Ted Robinson.The president stated that she had forwarded a \u201cGet-Well\u201d note to the Rev.Mrs.Pettinger who is, at Hospital in Malone, N.Y.It will be remembered that at an afternoon tea sponsored by the W.MS.last summer, the Rev.Mrs.Pettinger was a guest speaker.At this time she brought to her listeners a message of the healing power of faith and hope, and her address was a source of inspiration to all who were fortunate enough to hear her.The sincere wishes of the Soclety 80 out to Mrs.Pettinger for a speedy and complete recovery.Mrs.Armstrong, who is the Literature Secretary, stated that the Study Book for the coming year will be \u201cThe Life and Task of the Church Around the World.\u201d Mrs.Armstrong also gave the final re- sumé of the Study Book which was taken up this year.In connection with this review she brought news of a good friend, Mrs.8.R.Collins, who, with her husband and family had been on a year's furlough In this country from Africa.The Collins had made their home in Ottawa while enjoying their brief leave and sailed for Africa on the 7th of July.Rev.M.Colling has been a missionary for the past 20 years, and he and his family are situated at the United Church Mission Station in Dondi.Mrs.Collins works faithfully along with her husband in bringing the message of salvation to the countless hundreds of Africans who are willing and anxious to learn of God.Mrs.Armstreng had with her a primer that is used in teaching the native people to read, using the \u201cLaubach Method.\u201d Beside each letter of the alphabet, a picture of some famil- jar object has been made to correspond to the letter, such as, a tall tree is equivalent to a \u201cI\u201d, a coiled snake to an \u201cm\u201d, and so on.It must take a lot of time and thought and races for everyone and prizes [feet annually.The first shipment | getting just the right picture to go will be provided.Everyone bring a |was loaded on the Japanese steam-; with a certain letter.Mrs.Armstrong said that thelr a Study Book with the members,\u2019 present, a patient in the Alice Hyde ;Joy from Quebec and Mrs.Robert ; Cuthbert of Three Rivers and children are keeping house for Mr.and | Mrs.E.Salter.| Mr.and Mrs.E.Watson and fam- iily of Boston are visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.Wilson.Mr.Watson returned home Saturday by car.Mr.Alex Paul and Mrs.Jessie Murray and Mr.and Mrs.David Clemant and baby-of Brockton vis- \u2018ited over the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.Paul.Mrs.Paul accompanied them back for a few days\u2019 holiday.Mr.and Mrs.P.Baxter were visitors at the home of Mr.W.Seaward 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Ë Page Six Recipes GREEN BEANS, PEAS AND BEETS Everyone is interested in vegetables these days.The farmer is busy delivering vegetables to the market and the retailer displays the farmer's vegetables in a most attractive manner so that homemakers will buy.Early summer beets are a sort of two-in-one vegetable for if the beets are young enough, the tender beet tops may be cooked separately and served as a green.Be sure to buy a bunch or two of beets the next time you shop.Choose beets that are smooth and free from blemishes.Watch to see that they are not rough or that they do not have deep cracks.If the beet tops are to be used, be sure that they are fresh, tender and clean.The home economists of the Consumer Section, Canada Department of Agriculture suggest that to retain that [|lovely red colour in cooked beets, are appearing on Canadian dinner always cook them with the skin, the root and about two inches of the stem on.Once you have cooked the beets, you can serve them hot with butter and perhaps a little vinegar or a sweet-sour sauce.Another way to cook beets is to cut them in small dices or in coarse shreds then cook the dices or shreds in a covered saucepan with just enough water to prevent burning.Even before Columbus came to North America, beans were grown and eaten by the Indians.When the white man arrived, he ate these green pods and loved them.Of course the beans he ate were tough and stringy compared to our snap beans.During the last few years, are best for freezing, it is advisable agriculturists have developed the |to write to your Provincial Depart- tender, stringless snap beans welment of Agriculture and ask them.enjoy so much today.Green beans The quality of the frozen vegetable are one of the favourite frozen vege- |depends upon the quality and fresh- tables and now is the time for ness of the vegetable frozen.Be the lucky people who have facilities {sure to freeze only fresh, young ten- to freeze some to enjoy next win- |der peas.Vegetables must always be ter.Be sure to choose beans which jblanched before freezing.To do are fresh, crisp, tender and string- this, cook the vegetables in salted less and that snap readily when |water for a definite length of timetables every day.Probably the most popular one is frozen peas.In the canned food line, canned tomatoes rank first, but frozen vegetables have no competition from tomato products and it is frozen peas that hold the first place.Many homemakers own home freezers or rent a frozen food locker and they will be interested in these directions for freezing green peas from the home economists of the Consumer Sec- ton, Canada Department of Agriculture.There are many, many varieties of green peas grown and sold in Canada but some varieties are better than others for freezing.In order to be sure which varlieties The Huntingdon Gleaner | and Mrs.Stanley Whaley.| Mr.Xenos and cnrstina, us| Athelstan La Tuque of Montreal were Thurs- Suffers Painful In l'day guests at the Whaley home and| ATHELSTAN \u2014 Miss Vera Ham- |visited with Masters Denny and yon met with a most unfortunate Tassle Xenos who are spending some \u2018accident last week when she and her time here.|brother Stanley were unloading hay { Mr.and Mrs.Low, Jimmy and Ed- 'in the barn.Vera in some way slid ward, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.'from the load landing on her feet | Macfarlane, all of Verdun, were re- lon the cement floor, fracturing her cent callers of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley 'right leg above the ankle and break- (Whaley.Jimmy and Edward are ling bones in both of her feet and remaining for two weeks.\u2018also suffered bruises in different | Mr.and Mrs.Ord Taylor were re- lparts of her body.She was taken \u2018cent week-end guests of Mr.and to the Huntingdon County Hoepital Mrs.Jas.Henderson, Canton, N.Y.|where Dr.F.G.McCrimmon was | Mr.and Mrs.George Brossard of the attending physician.She is rest- Byron, Ont., are spending a vacation ing as comfortably as is possible with Mr.and Mrs.Carl Anderson.and the good wishes of her friends Mr.and Mrs.Ernle Pringle, Os- &f\u20ac with her during the days of borne and Beatrice, Mr.Randy Wel.convalescence.burn of Herdman and Miss Elsie Sutton of Covey Hill were Sunday (callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.and four sons of New Smyrna Ed.Rennie and Mildred.| Beach, Florida; Mrs.J.M.French Mrs.Kenneth Stevenson and in-\u2018and daughter Joyce of Syracuse, fant son have returned from the N.Y.were guests last week of Miss 1 Mr.and Mrs.Howard Johnston spending some time with her par-| Mr.and Mrs.Donald Caldwell and \u2018broken.It is best to use pods that have immature seeds because if the seeds are large and almost completely grown the beans will be | After they have been blanched, they Peas are blanched two minutes.ents, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Anderson.Master Leslie Stevenson is also with his mother at the Anderson home.Mr.and Mrs.Jack Dodling, Kevin must be chilled immediately in Ice water, then they should be drained MAX FACTOR tough and woody.and*packed in freezing cartons or | Barrie Memorial Hospital and are \u2018Alice Wilson and Mrs.Reese.| son Billy of Cornwall, Ont., spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.land Mrs.Fred Hutchings.Master Freddie Hutchings accompanied MAKE - UP Green or waxed beans may be bags.After the vegetables are frozen whole, sliced crosswise or, cut |packaged, get-them into the freezer and Danny of Allan's Corners were Sunday evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.Mervyn Graham.them on their return and will spend the next two weeks in Cornwall.lengthwise in strips.They must be blanched before freezing just like any other vegetable.The blanching time for beans is three minutes.Smith Pharmacy Main After they are blanched, they must 28 E.St.be cooled quickly in fice water, drained and packed dry in freezer MALONE, N.Y.drained and 9m More and more frozen vegetables 4 Just Tey &/ DALADA TEA FRANKLIN FOTEL .Malone, N.Y.SERVING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT From 6 to 8 p.m.SMORGASBORD COME AND ENJOY A VARIETY OF FOOD \u2014 As Much As You Can Eat \u2014 $2.00 PER PERSON SINGER | Rebuilt Portable Electric Sewing Machine Rebuilt by Imperial experts with Imperial Parts or locker as quickly as possible in order to retain that lovely green colour and sweet, delleate flavour.There is another reason for this hurry to get them in the freezer quickly.Once vegetables have been blanched, they will sour quickly if Mr.and Mrs.Ted Anderson of Huntingdon were Wednesday evening guests of Mr.; John Kennedy and the Leahy family.Mr.Andrew Kennedy of Kewa- gama, Que., is spending a few days visiting his brother, Mr.John Ken- Miss Helen Elder of Ste.Agathe ,des Monts spent a 4 days this past week with her mother and brothers.Mr.Morley Rowat of Montreal was also a week-end guest lat the Elder home.Miss Ruth Ferry, Messrs.Stanley left too long at room temperature.The Gore THE GORE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Jas.McCaig, Mr.and Mrs.Matt.Gilligan motored to Watertown, N.Y.the past Sunday, taking Mrs.Ruth B.McNair back, who had spent the past month at the Gilligan home.Mrs.Elva Smith of Malone was a guest last Monday of Mr.and Mrs.Matt.Gilligan.Master Linden Graham of Herd- man spent a couple of days with Master Melvin Graham.Mr.and Mrs.Mack Henderson and \u2018family of Montreal are spending a two weeks' holiday with his father, Mr.Roebrt Henderson.Mr.Michael Andrews of Montreal spent the week-end with Mr.and 1Mrs.W.J.Graham.Miss Hazel Henderson of Montreal nedy.\u2018Ferry and Gordon Pealhman, all of | Montreal, were week-end visitors at w d di = the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.Wil- locke Ings ~ Master Glen Shearer left Saturday BOCKUS - DAWSON for a two-week camping vacation at Frontier Lodge, which is situated on The marriage of Mary Dawson, Lake Wallis, a watery gem that has daughter of Mr.jnd He ripe A.jignored international boundaries.It Dawson, formerly o un on, is 18 miles southwest of Coaticook, now of Montreal and Lennoxville, to Que., and is adjacent to the two Crandall Bockus, son of Mr.and Mrs.States of Vermont and New Hamp- Elton Bockus of Knowlton, Quebec, \u2018shire.Masters Carl and Ross wil was solemnized in St.Mark's Ang- son and Wesley» Warner, all o lican Church, Valleyfield, Rev.John Huntingdon, are also among those Pierce of Montreal officiating.lat this camp for two weeks.The bride, given in marriage by! sunday guests at the home of Mr.her father, was attended by her J.Dunn and sisters Mrs.Gamble sister, Vivian, 55 marc of.honor, and Miss Margaret Dunn, were Mr.an er sister-in-law, Mrs.N.- \u2018an rs.reston ussey an son, and Miss Beverly Bockus, sister children Susan and Garth, of Orms- of the groom, who acted as brides- town: Mr.and Mrs.Charles Harvey, maids.\u2018Mr.and Mrs.Omer Harvey, Mr.The bride wore a floor-leigth gown 'and Mrs.Clarence Dunn and child- jof embroidered white nylon, with ren Mary, Catherine and Wilma, of chapel-length veil; she carried & Franklin Centre; Mr.and Mrs.Nel- | jsemi-cascade bouquet of stephanotis son Beattie and Donna, of Hunting- who has just returned from a three- Her only jewellery was a gold cross, 8 month.with her mother, Mes die maid of honor in pale blue.and v., - the maid of honor in pale blue, a Lilllan Henderson, and brother And- 'the bridesmaids in in Pa blue.All irew.\u2018carried bouquets of yellow carna- Mr.Nelson Henderson of Mont- tions.real spent three days the past week | During the signing of the register, at the same home.Mr.Ian Bockus of Knowlton sang | Miss Lynn Pepino of Chateaugay, \u201cO Perfect Love\u201d, accompanied by 'N.Y., was a Sunday overnight guest Mrs.Beale of Valleyfield on the of her grandmother.Mrs.L.Hen- organ.\u2018derson.5 \u2018 | Following the reception which was | Mrs.Jessie Anderson, May and [held in the Valleyfield Tourist Club, \u2018Stuart, Mr.Ernie Wilson and Rob- the newly-married couple left on ert, of Montreal, were Tuesday eve- their honeymoon trip to Hampton ning guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Beach, New Hampshire.+ i |Graham.Mr.and Mrs.Mervyn Graham donald College, and the groom of and Melvin were Sunday guests of Bishop's University, Lennoxville.IMr.and Mrs.Allan Ritchie.In the| Out-of-town guests were from ,afternoon, Mr.and Mrs.Ritchie, Mr.Knowlton, Noranda, A jand Mrs, Mervyn Graham and Mel- Montreal, Waterloo, Huntingdon, vin were callers at the home of |Ormstown and Franklin Centre.Dr.and Mrs.J.R.Brown and Dorothy at Allan's Corners.Mrs.McConnell and daughter Glad, Mr.and Mrs.Maccavish, Doris ,and baby, of Montreal, were Sunday callers of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Whaley and Greta.| Mrs.Etta Herdman of Hunting- don, Mr.and Mrs.Tom Crook of GREER-COSMAN A pretty wedding took place at Temple Baptist Church parsonage, on June 15th, at 5.15 pm, when Mae Norma, second daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Cosman, For- week vacation at Weymouth, NS.4 gift of the groom.Her attendants, 1 The bride is a graduate of Mac- Lennoxville, ; don.Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Hampson, Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Hamilton and Shirley, Miss Betty Hampson \u2018and friend Miss McDonald, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Hampson and son Johnny of Shawville, Que.enjoyed a day at White Face Mountain this week-end and visited the famous \u201cSanta-land\u201d.Mr.and Mrs.J.Freebairn of Montreal are vacationing at their summer home.Their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Russell Allen, also of Montreal, were their week-end guests.i I Mr.and Mrs.George Cassidy of Montreal spent a few days this week at the O'Hara home.; Mrs.H.J.Condit and her son, Mr.' \u2018made quilt blocks and did some other sewing.Mrs.Greenway of Montreal was ja guest at the meeting and con- ,ducted an impressive Worship Service.À letter from Holland, sent to Mrs.Robert Ovans, expressing thanks for quilts, etc., was read to ithe group.Plans were made for a tea to be held some time in August, ;sponsored by the group.Mrs.Eddie © New Sew Lite © New Motor © New Luggage Case Valleyfield, were Friday guests at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Ballan- tine of Florida spent the past week \u2018with Mr.and Mrs.Staniey Whaley.Mr.and Mrs.P.Fortune and son Stanley, of Valleyfield, were Saturday guests of her parents, Mr.est Glen, Yarmouth County, N.S.Hooker reported on the activities was united in marriage with Alan|gnd recorded the business and at- John Greer, youngest son of Mr.|tendance.Tea was served at the and Mrs.John Greer, Ormstown, close of the meeting.Que.Mrs.Daisy Phillips and Miss The double ring ceremony was Margaret Phillips of Ottawa spent conducted by Rev.Carl Jones, as- several days with Mr.\u201cand Mrs.sisted by L.William Milner, pastor |Preston Hooker.Mr.and Mrs.Dale at Kemptville and Carleton in the \u2018Morrison of Montreal were Satur- presence of the immediate family day guests at the Hooker home, and friends.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Andrews, Chapin Condit, of Lake George, N.Y.were recent guests at Windy Way, the home of Miss E.Kimball and Miss 8.Tully, Ridge Road.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Hampson and son Johnny, Shawville, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs.H.A.Hampson and daughter, Miss Betty.Mr.and Mrs.Evan Watson, Steven and Sandra, Verdun, are spending a two weeks\u2019 vacation in Athelstan.Mr.Robert Barras, Macdonald College, spent the week-end at the home of his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.L.D.Watson.Mrs.Edgar Barras is visiting friends this week in Shawville and Pembroke, Ont.\u2018 Mr.and Mrs.John T.Foers, Masters David Urquhart and Bobby Bramby, Montreal, were Sunday guests at the Foers home.Keep Bees in Line With Laughing Gas OTTAWA, (CP) \u2014 They're using dentists\u2019 laughing gas at the Dominion Experimental Farm to teach bees their duty.Sounds complicated?It is.Farmers nowadays use bees to potlinate their seed clover and orchard crops, apples, peaches, cherries and so on.They plant a beehive in the field or orchard and the bees in their search for honey carry polled from flower to flower and ensure the production of plenty of clover-seed and of the fruit crops.+ There's a difficulty.It appears that bees have flxed habits.Once they start working on a crop they're quite likely to 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LTD.1 - e/edton 3750 *- Gleâner Office ~~ 4.____ Huntingdon, Que.Obituary 5 YEAR THE LATE WRITTEN REV.C.LESLIE TAYLOR GUARANTEE | = ee Rev.C.Leslie Taylor, of St.: = = Paul's United Church, Ormstown, passed away suddenly, from a heart attack, on June 25th, Born at Car- man, Man.he received his Arts and Theological degrees at Wesley College, Winnipeg; following this with post graduate studies at the University of Chicago, where he secured his M.A.degree.In 1922 he became associate minister at Metropolitan Church, Regina.Following this he held pastorates at Carieville and Aber- nethy, Sask., then came east in response to a call from Aylmer, Ont.He was called to St.Paul's, Orm- stown, in 1938.Coming from a farm home, he knew farm people, and the farm viewpoint, and his pastoral visits to farm homes were one of the finest contributions of his ministry.He appreciated the value of the rural church, and was humbly proud to be a rural minister.He was honoured with the chairmanship of the Montreal Presbytery, and in 1949 attended the General Councils of the Church, held in Vancouver, as their representative.He held firm convictions and did not hesitate to stand, fearless and erect, in their defence.During the 15 years of his pastorate in Ormstown, he put his roots down deeply Into the life of his congregation, and the community in general.He took a pardonable pride in the 120 year history of St.Paul's, he was proud of her record as a mis- slonary Church, and jealous that this record should be sustained, he | Was proud of our church property and the beauty of its spacious grounds, and regarded these as a heritage placed in our keeping by our ploneer fathers.His sudden passing has deprived us of a personal friend and wise Christian leader.He leaves to mourn his loss, his wife, Teressa E.Black; two daughters, Mrs, Ewen MacDougall, - of * :Ormstown, and Mrs.Walter Froom, lof Spencerville, Ont., and one son of Ormstown.Dr.John Taylor, There are also five grandchildren.Murray, Huntingdon giving the eulogy.The patibearers E.A.Yates and C.P.MacDonald.Interment was at Ormstown.meme | The bride wore a crêpe over taffeta gown and a floor length veil Jof nylon net caught up with a headdress of white roses.She carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations with fern and tied with white satin ribbon.The bride was attended by her Dana and Sharon of McMasterville are visiting with Mr.and Mrs.John MacDougall.Mr.and Mrs.Tom Ovenstone and family, Miss Betty Jones and Mr.Franklin Dawson of Montreal have spent the past two weeks at their cottage, Lower Ormstown.HUNTINGDON The funeral was held from St.{Paul's Church, Thursday, July 2nd, \u2018at 2 pm.The Rev.Norman Mac- Chairman of Montreal Presbytery conducting the service, with the Rev.Thos.Knowles, of|Group of the Presbyterian Wom- .were Messrs.Th Duncan, Douglas Sproule, Stuert Osmond, Allin K.English, ° EE AN PI A A EE SPER il SOS youngest sister, Charlene Cosman as bridesmaid.She wore a floor length gown of pale pink nylon, with overskirt of nylon net and a head dress of pink roses and rose tip veil.She carried & nosegay of yellow and white mums, with variegated colored streamers.The bride's mother wore a street length gown of flowered nylon of fuchsia and grey, with black and white accessories and a corsage of while gladioll.Mrs.Greer, mother of the groom, wore a street length gown of navy blue crepe with navy and white accessories and a corsage of salmon pink gladioli.The groom was attended by John Cosman, brother of the bride as best man.Following the ceremony refreshments were served the wedding party in the Cedar Room, Wag- ter's Lunch.At 8 p.m, a reception was held at the bride's home when about one hundred friends and relatives greeted the bride and groom.The bride's table was centred with & three-tiered wedding cake which was cut in traditional man- er by the bride and groom.Those serving were, Mrs.Gordon : Whitehouse, Mrs.Wendell Ford, : Mrs.Ulysee Blinn, Mrs.Richard Gaudett and Miss Agnes Cosman.Mrs.E.M.Hamfand and Mrs.Nino Chandler cutting the cake.The happy couple left amid showers of good wishes for a short hon.=} eymoon.For travelling the bride chose a acarlet satin dress topped with white wool shortie coat and white accessories, Among the guests were friends from Carleton, New Tusket, Car- berrle, NS.and Mr.and Mrs John Greer from Ormstown.The couple will reside in Montreal where the groom is employed.Mrs.Lillian Olds and Miss Carolyn Edwards of Royalties, Alta, and Master George Gordon of Brooks, Alta., are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Cavers and family.Although today most age lon Like wil of our léthar U.S.A.ag and all Tatehurst TATEHURST~\u2014Mrs.Elmer Mc- Cracken of Toronto, Mr.Thomas Hooker, Mr.Malcolm McNaughton of Huntingdon were recent gueéts of Mr.and Mrs.George Hooker.W.M.S.: The Upper and Lower Ormstown x en's Missionary Soctety was entér- tained on Thursday at the Cottage, Lalonde's Point.- A, Luncheon was served to the mem- ; bers by Mrs, Hooker and Mrs.M.> McNeil, after which the ladies for any other brand._ CESR MN Teg rire Ne AIMEE fifty-four forty or Orators like to remind us of three thousand miles of undefended frontier, but \u2018there were times when our relations with our good neighbours to the south were not so chummy.Take the Oregon Controversy, for example.In the 1840's, we came perilously close to blows about that one.We couldn\u2019t or wouldn't agree on an international boundary line from the Rockies to the Pacific coast.It took, of all things, a slogan to bring matters to a head.: Tecall the incident, almost every Canadian : schoolboy can parrot the slogan.We wanted the Columbia River as the boundary line, but the Yankees insisted on the forty-ninth parallel.When we became stubborn and wouldn\u2019t budge, they upped their demands to the parallel at 54° 40°.It was at this point that an early species of American advertising copy-writer created a political battle \u2018ory \u2014 \u201cFifty-four forty or fight.\u201d dfire it spread amongst the American electorate.It swept James Polk into the presidency.The combination of slogan plus UA.election results served to shake us out .We modified our stand, the Few slogans can olaim such spectaeular results.But then not many combine so successfully alliteration \u2014 with such strong emotional appeal.One comes to mind.Long before the Oregon controversy, Canadians began repeating \u201cMake Mine Molson\u2019s\u201d, \u2014 since 1786 in fact.The results have been pretty satisfactory, too, for today more Canadians say \u201cMake Mine Molson\u2019s\u201d than ask LN NE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE - SALES & SERVICE people are at a loss to ended happily.fight} | Wednesday, July 22nd, 1953 lcomes in.Released from an ordinary smudge pot\u2014the type that bee-keepers use to quiet their charges \u2014 the gas makes the bees forget completely about that crop of flowers miles away.After the bee-keeper gasses them the bees pick themselves up and head for the nearest bank of flowers and begin gathering honey \u2014 and pollination \u2014 industriously.The flowers are the ones he wants pollinated.: Electrical 176 Ellice St.bee-keeper makes sure the nearest.Phone 429 \u2014 PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2018The method is in an experimental stage at the Dominion ment farm.govern.Women! 40,50,60! Want Pep?Thousands a ant to Feel \u201cpeppine up™ ett gos 8 itis Years Younger?| gone, For Bod , old ative {0 uciory or \u201cgeucquainted\u201d tlio ont, ol lL Ostrex Tonto Tablets for no bg Dooling.this very day.At all drug Yigur and younger A ha GEORGES LECOMPTE Contractor Valleyfield, Qua, Estimates Submitted on Contracts Dr.J.E.Caza SURGPON DENTIST 118 Chateauguay St.Dial 2000 N PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr.Marc Lefebvre» DENTAL SURGEON 20 Chateauguay Street Phone 2069 Huntingdon \" Cossette & Cossette every Wednesday.Phone H'don.308.Meloche & Perron LAWYERS G.A.Meloche, Q.C.M.Perron 31 Market St.Phone 691 Gontran Saintonge, Q.C.BARRISTER and SOLICITOR 42 St.Cecile St.Valleyfield PO.Box 1 Phones 500, 67 Francois Francoeur LAWYER Office hours: Weekly: 10 AM.to 12.00 ~ 2 PM.to 5 PM.Middleton Hope & Co.CHARTFREID ACCOUNTANTS R.J.P.Dawson, CA.John F.Lewis, CA.Wm.G.Hogg, CA.J.G.Elliott, CA.388 St.James St.LA, 4141 MONTPEAL Hebert.Legault & Co CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Offices: 48 St.Cecile Phone 41 Valleytleld 10 St.James St.W.MA.4815 Montreal Armand Hebert, C.A.Henri Legault, C.A.Residence: 17 Alexander St.Phone 1859-J Valleytield \u2018Molson & Cushing CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Eyes Examined \u2014 Glasses Fitted Dr.W.J.Rowell hy Surgeon Dentist 168 Champs 8t.Phone 43 Office H à to 9 In County Building, Huntingdon, Phone 1 rmstown.Lampton ot, Dr.Lucien Perron Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat Specialise Office Hours: Daily from 2 to 5 PJ, except Saturdays.Monday and Friday evenings from 7 to 8 pm.For appointment, phone Ma.4184 3744 St.Denis St.Montres) J.8.Gaw, B.V.Sc VETERINARY SURGEON 19 Henderson St.Diad 381 HUNTINGDON, QUE.Drs.Belisle and Cloutier, Saturday: 10 AM.to 1 P.M.V.S | 4 Bouchettr St.Tel, Office 5054 | J.Huntingdon, Que.Res.2201 VETERINARY SURGEONS Phone 7 Ormstown.Que Phone 472 Huntingdon John R.Whitehead.D \\' M.VETERINARY SURGEON Phone 185 101 Lampton St.ORMSTOWN, QUE Lucien Baillargeon NOTARY PUBLIC Successor to I.I.Crevier and A.R.Ledus, Notartes Public Office in O'Connor Block, entranes next to Popular Restaurant Chateauguay St., Huntingdon _ MONEY TO LOAN EstAte and Succession Settlement Colin J.Campbell NOTARY of the firm of Messrs.lowat, Vanvllet, Talpis & Campbell Notaries, i37 8t.James St.West PL.2744 Successor to Donald M.Rowat, Eric A.Cushing, CA.1° Notary.C.J.G.Molson, CA.In office at County Building.Donald F.Rennie, CA.Huntingdon, Friday and Saturday each week; WwW.S.OTHER DAYS BY APPO GRADUATE 5.Brown Appointments: Miss Grace Caldwell OPTOMETRIST h in office dally.real ; Phone Huntingdon 382 or Mont JEWELLER PLateau 1791, collect.146 Chateauguay St.HUNTINGDON, QUE.G b iel Pp abrie oupart _ Phone 362 NOTARY C.M.LaSalle, L.Sc.O ST.CHRYSOSTOME, QUE.EYESIGET nid Phone § OPTOMETRIST LIST Office every Thursday at - mmi Offire every Wednesday Fer! Angtord from 2 pm.to 9 pm.at E.AUBIN PHARMACY .HUNTINGDON Roger Fortier, N.P.121 Chateauguay St.COUNTY BLDG.HUNTINGDOY Phones: Office 306; Residence 518 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACK CONSTRUCTION CO.Reg'd Building Estimates and Contracts Repairs and Alterations Modern Kitchens, Bathrooms and Asphalt Floor Tiling OUR SPECIALTIES Phone 2898 Huntingdon 24 Lake St .E.Brault Laberge & Lalonde Ltd.87 St.Louis Road, Beauharnois, Que.PLUMBING.RE CTRG THE GREAT WEST = Rens LIFE ASSURANCE CO Government Licensed Fire and Car Insurance Roofing.Supplies, Propane Gas and Phone: 23-3423 Beauharnols Wood Ranges 76 Chateauguay St.Phone \u2018A \u2018HUNTINGDON W.K.Philps A.K.English General Insurance FIRE and GENERAL INSURANCE : Representative for ae | iL Bi Aare, n° Phone 2944 Huntingdon Phone 0078 Ormsbown, = - Earle Radley 3 ALL Machine Shop rors 108 @¢.Lawrence St.Valleyfleld ma) 313113 Hemmingford Pattern - makers \u2014 Shafting | \u2014 Oxy-Acetylens Welding Geo.L.Collum IBATE QUENNEVILLE ROYAL LIVERPOOL - INSURANCE CO.LIFE \u2014 } W.Keddy & Son AUTOMOr1S \u2014 SAW MII.\u2014 GRIST MIL _Dial Hdon.5063 Flour Romeo Brunet ot at Manufacture TED OEMENT TILES MRIS Matecials SAND and GRAVEL Tel.x2 Phone 16 re Wednesday, July 22nd, 1953 The Huntingdon Gleaner Page Seven Roxham La hie Weeks holidays with Franklin Centre Harry Moneypenny, Jr.and Linda from Newfoundland, are visking at|mounce at the beginning of the knit and sent in and they were of Mr.and Mrs.H.8.Spencer XHAM \u2014 Miss Myrtle Smith i ending her two weeks\u2019 holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs John Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Bramley and son eturned to Verdun a week with Mr.and .Harold ve an Ernest Fewster were , and Mrs.est Few.oriend guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Fewster.Sunday visitors at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.of Mooers, Rushlow, Past Lucy Dan and Mr.Clarence ideau from Worcester, Mass.Fr John Kennedy of Ville St.Pierre, Billy Moore, Mr.and Mrs.John Brannam of Montreal, Mrs.John Kennedy, Billy Moore and Mr.and Mrs.Brannam are staying a few weeks with Mr.and Mrs.Charles Fewster.N.Y.Gloria and Carol Mrs.Bill Fewster and Beaver VER \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Sangs- or Fea, Tatehurst, were dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Wat- n Sunday.vero and Mrs.Franklin Cameron and Mary Jean were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Vaugh, Westville, nday.Ne on Mrs.Lyle Watterson, Myrna, Edward and Douglas motored to Buckingham on Sunday and visited Mr.and Mrs.Basil Hewson ily.a Mrs.Clayton Hincheliff and daughter of Hemmingford were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harold Mac- d on Sunday.Do Katherine Whitall, who has been renewing acquaintances in the Beaver, Huntingdon and Tatehurst during the past few weeks, expects to return to her home in Hamilton on Friday.She will be accompanied by Misses Myrna Watterson and Fern Sutton, who expect to O'Connor + THEATRE + Today - Thurs.- Fri.dhe.magi T \u2018who made; - ; à pass 7- qu atthe Lie Sultan litHe ¥ +.should happen to \u201cyou!\u201d in color by TECHNICOIOË NE gare PAUL - PATRIC HENREID + MEDINX lets HANS CONRIED, - Warren Sweet, Judy Orrf TONIGHT and Every Wednesday is FOTO-NITE $240.SATURDAY - SUNDAY, MONDAY - TUESDAY DEAN 1 JERRY MARTIN-LEWIS (ZABETH SOOTY - CARMEN MIRANDA HAL WALLIS were SCARED STIFF = GEORGE DOLENZ DOROTHY MALONE » WILLIAM CHING Drrocted try GEORGE MARSHALL Screegtns ty HORBERT BAKER an6 WALTER OLEON tens Diogur by £D SHIMON aod NORMAN LEAR Bi00d 2 4 pio ty Pot Dickey anf Couries W Goddard À PARAMOUINT PICTURE eatres on Sundays Tting at | p.m.B meme Continuous Shows in Both Mrs.E.J.Cameron was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs.Elliot, Tate- hurst.e\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Robson ROBSON \u2014 Miss Sylvia Billing - ton of Montreal is spending her holidays with her sister, Mrs.Stilchman, and her mother, Mrs.Billington.Mrs.Pierce and daughter, Miss Betty Pierce of McMasterville, spent the past week with Mrs.Gashler.Mr.Plerce is spending this week here also.Mrs.Divete, Mrs.Lefebvre and family of Verdun are spending their holidays at their home here.Mr.Divete and Mr.Lefebvre spend the week-ends here.Mr.and Mrs.Tolhurst and family of Howick called at the Cleland home Sunday afternoon.Mr.Jerry Dauphenais had the misfortune to lose a piece of a finger and cut two others while unloading hay with the hayfork on Satur- ay.Mrs.Eleanor Orr and Mr.Gordon Orr of St.Lambert called on Mr.F.A.Sweet and Mr.R.Blair Sunday.The weather the past week has been very warm, especially Friday and Saturday.The thunderstorm Sunday afternoon seemed to cool the air but put telephones and power lines out of order.DENIS + THEATRE + ORMSTOWN Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 23-24-25 \u2018The Hour of 13° PETER LAWFORD DAWN ADDAMS Everything | Have Is Yours (color) MARGE and GOWER CHAMPION Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, July 26-27-28 \u2018Steel Town\u2019 (color) ANN SHERIDAN - JOHN LUND \u2018Lost in Alaska\u2019 ABBOTT and COSTELLO FRANKLIN CENTRE \u2014 The WMS.and the W.A.met this month, for their regular joint meeting, on Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs.Harry Moneypenny.The meeting opened with the Call for Worship, followed with a hymn.During the business meeting the president called for reports from the conveners.Miss Jean Manning responded with an article on Christian Stewardship.The W.A.followed their regular opening program, the president, Mrs.Stewart Moneypenny brought up the subject of presenting the movie, \u201cA Queen i8 Crowned\u201d in the church in the very near future.The treasurer, Mrs.Omar Harvey read the financial report to June 30th.Final plans were made for catering at the McClenaghan-Stevenson wedding an Saturday.The refreshment hostess on this occasion was Mrs.Stewart Moneypenny.Mr.and Mrs.Bailey spent the week-end with their son Billy, and her mother, Mrs.Meldrum, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Howard Blair.Mr.James Stevenson, from Flint, Mich, spent a few days last week at the home of his brother and sis- ter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Stevenson.Mrs.Douglas Oliver and sons Allison, Peter and Douglas, and her mother, Mrs.Graham of Montreal, are spending the summer at their home here.Mr.Douglas commutes to the city daily.The death of the late Mr.Wm.McDowell, of the Hill, occurred on Saturday at the home of his niece, Mrs.D.LeClair.The remains rested at the Sharpe Undertaking Parlours until the funeral on Tuesday p.m.Sympathy is extended to the relatives.Mrs.Woodward Jackson from Beauharnois spent last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Martin Brooks.Mrs.Wm.Hope, we are glad to report, was able to leave the hospital on Sunday and is now convalescing at the home of her aunt, Miss Maude Welsh.Miss Lyla Brooks returned to Montreal, Sunday, after spending her vacation with her parents,\u201d Mr.and Mrs.Martin Brooks.Part of the time was spent on a motor trip to Quebec City with friends, where they spent a few days.Mrs.Lorena Seaman, from Lowell, Mass., attended the wedding of her niece, Miss Gladys Stevenson on Saturday.Miss Eunice Brooks is spending a three week's vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Brooks.On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.Jas.Manning had her group of C.G.IT.meet at her home.After the opening exercises, a discussion period on the process of \u201cGrowing Up,\u201d was held.Following the business period, the group worked on their project and discussed future pro- Jects which will be taken up later.A social period on the lawn was held, followed by refreshments.After this the meeting closed in the usual way.Guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Moneypenny are Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Leeds and son Ed- die from Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.T .presents @ © Shorts and News \u201c\u201cAir-Conditioned\u2019\u2019 HUNTINGDON Theatre TODAY - SATURDAY - Special ; Ss ps Che Musical Masterpiece of Screen Entertainment! \"TONIGHT WE SING\u201d starring £210 PINZA-ROBERTA PETERS TOUMANOVA - TRON PALMER * DAVID WAYNE AND THE VOICE OF JAN PEERCE troduced by GEORGE JESSEL virectes by MITCHELL LEISEN Scren Play by HARRY KURNITZ ons GEORGE OPPENHEIMER ANNE BANCROFT - ISAAC STERN Admission 55c Friday Night \"70% $320.in CASH \u2018La Nuit bed \u2018Tarzan Action! avec JOHNNY Shorts and News Dimanche - Lundi - Mardi PROGRAM DOUBLE EN FRANCAIS Victor FRANCEN da ns tn s\u2019achève\u2019 AUSSI \u2014\u2014\u2014 s\u2019évade\u2019 Aventure! WEISSMULLER - MAUREEN O'SULLIV AN Admission 55¢ RO Neeb of New York, is spending the summer there.Her grandmother, Mrs.Neeb, Mr.Harry Moneypen- ny's sister, is visiting at his home.Mr.Stanley Moneypenny and Miss Farrell of Montreal are spending this week at th same home.Miss June Vaincourt from Macdonald College spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs.Willard Vaincourt.Mr.Charles Cassidy, Jr., accompanied his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Sarrasin, of Montreal to his uncle's, Monsignor G.L.Cassidy's summer camp, at Beck- ley's Beach on Lake Erie, to spend a two week vacation there.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Dunn and daughters, Mary, Catherine and Wilma, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.Jerry Dunn, Brook Road, Athelstan, also Mr.and Mrs.Omar Harvey and son Charlis and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Harvey spent the day at the same home.The Misses Bernice and Ethel Stevenson of Ormstown are enjoying their vacation at the home of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Harold Stevenson.Mr.and Mrs.John Dickenson, Mr.Wm.Wood and Mr.Archie Rowe of Montreal spent the weekend at the former's home here.Miss Mina Dickenson returned home with them after a week's visit in the city.Rev.T.Martin, Supt.of the Church of the Nazarene, for the District of Ontario, conducted the service in the church here on Sun- ay.Rev.and Mrs.Bridge and son, FRANKLIN Drive-In Theatre Malone-Chateauguay Road MALONE, N.Y.(Movies Under the Stars) WED.- THURS.JULY 22.23 \u2018Ivanhoe\u2019 - and - \u2018Fearless Fagan\u2019 -0- FRIDAY - SATURDAY, JULY 2425 \u2018Cattletown\u2019 - and - \u2018Barefoot Mailman\u2019 SUNDAY - MONDAY, JULY 26-27 Mississippi Gambler The Little Tough Guys TUES.- WED.- THURS, JULY 28-29-30 Red Mountain - and - Hong Kong ENT MALONE® + __THURS.- FRÉ- SAT.\u2018The Beast From 20,000 F athoms\u2019 - with - Paul Christian and Paula Raymond \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Below the Sahara in TECHNICOLOR STARTS SUNDAY SDIMENSION DAREDEVIL ACTION = À Comes parsonage.Rev.Mr.Bridge assisted Rev.J.Travis at the evening service on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Goldie accompanied their friends, Mr.and Mrs Fred Dawson to the city on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.R.Thibert and their son, Michael, of Laprairie, Que.were Sunday visitors to the home of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Mail- oux.W.I.News The Franklin W.I.held thelr July meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mrs.Preston Baxter.The president opened the meeting with the Ode and Creed, followed by the roll call.In the absence of the Secretary, Mrs.Preston Baxter was appointed Secretary pro-tem.Mrs.Everett Lindsay gave a report on the prizes given at the school and she stated that $21.60 had been given.It was decided that it would be a good idea to an- term what the Institute would do and the children would have a better chance to work for a prise.The Salvation Army drive for aalvage is still open and anyone having anything to donate can leave articles at Mrs John Gold- fe's.The truck is expected around the first week in August.A request was made that the members start slips of house plants for the booth at Havelock Fair.An invitation had been received from the Hemmingford W.I.to attend their picnic at Fraser's Point on August 7th.The president is to contact Mrs.Keddy and get more particulars on this, The next meeting is to be held at the Renaud home when prizes will be given for the oldest, youngest, fattest and thinnest grandmother.Mrs.Robt, Barr 15 to see about getting the prizes.Mrs.FP.Rowe had a letter regarding the woollen squares that had been Double Feature Program A big musical comedy show \u2018Down among the Sheltering Palms\u2019 Second Feature \u2018Apache Country\u2019 with GENE AUTRY Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, July 26-27-28 Double feature program starting \u201cConfidently Connie\u2019 starring JANET LEIGH and AN JOHNSON Second feature \u2018All Ashore\u2019 with MICKEY ROONEEY This is à grand combination Show Wed.- Thurs.July 29-30 \u2018Headline U.S.A.\u2019 at 7.00 and 9.45 \u2018Hangmans Knot\u2019 at 8.25 once only This stars Randolph Scott Driverized cabs .WITH MORE ALL-NEW LOOK FOR THE J Chateaugay's - MOOERS - Modern Theatre + Theatre + \"THE GAY\u201d Mooers, N.Y.Fri.- Sat.July 24-257\" 9* 7 2d 9 pan Closed Tuce Wed.- Thurs.\u2026 July 22-23 ¢ .9 Jamaica Run RAY MILLAND - ARLENE DAHL Technicolor Fri.- Sat.July 24-25 Big Double Feature \u2018The Vanquished\u2019 JOHN PAYNE - JAN STERLING Technicolor Rainbow \u2019Round My Shoulder FRANKIE LANE Complete Shows at 7 and 8.30 Sun.- Mon.July 26-27 \u2018Call Me Madam\u2019 ETHEL MERMAN DONALD O'CONNOR This is a picture in Technicolor Visit Our Coffee Shoppe OP STI TS TS very much appreciated.Mrs.Everett Lindsay had a paper on \u201cQuebec's Unjust Laws for Women.\u201d Mrs.Howard Blair read an article entitled \u201cThe Old Iron Pot,\u201d and Mrs.R.J.Blair, \u201cWhen Sundays were Special.\u201d The members are spending a shower of cards to Mrs.Wm.Hope, who is a patient in the Barrie Me- mortal Hospital.At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.Everett Lindsay, joint hostess.Beauharnois Mr.and Mrs.D.C.Currie, Sandra and Lynn, left Saturday for Fredericton, N.B., and a motor trip through the United States.Mr.W.Blacklock was the guest Roxy Theatre ST.CHRYSOSTOME Only one complete show starting at 8.00 p.m.Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 23-24-25 \u201cThe Devil makes J} 9 Three - 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Drivers everywhere are acclaiming the roominess, convenience and comfort of .the mighty muscle-power of Ford's famous V-8 engines .the sweetest-ever handling ease that Ford's advanced engineering has built into every truck, from pickup to \u201cbig job\u201d .the biggest choice of transmissions Ford has ever offered in any year! Contact your Ford Truck dealer .he has the truck to do your job more efficiently and economically than it\u2019s ever been done before! CANADA'S MOST VERSATILE ALL-PURPOSE TRUCK LINE FEATURES THAN EVER BEFORE! ALL-NEW CAB COMFORT with 19%, more all-round visibility, full 5-foot wide seat with built-in shock snubbers, new insulation and ventilation, comfort-positioned controls.ALL-NEW HANDLING EASE with wider front tread, shorter wheelbase and set-back front axle to make turning circle up to 12 feet shorter for greater manoeuvrability, easier steering, more road-hugging stability.SEE YOUR FORD TRUCK DEALER Empire Garage Ltd.throughout the past week.Mrs.M.R.Reany and family returned from a month's vacation at Lake Memphramagog.Mr.and Mrs.Z.Daoust are vacationing at Port Lewis.Mr.and Mrs.Fraze Kingsmill visited Mr.and Mrs.A.Kokko.Mr.Kokko was present at the reception held by the Sportsman's Assocla- tion, at the Lachute Golf and Country Club in honor of Mr.Frank Shaughnessy Wednesday.Mrs.J.J.Marchand returned from a visit to Plattsburg, N.Y.Miss Betty Delaney is spending two weeks at Hampton Beach, Me.GO THE COOL GREAT LAKES WAY.2 Travel the rail-water route east or west across Canada via Canadian Pacific and enjoy a refreshing Great Lakes cruise.Comfortable sccommodation, delicious meals, gay shipboard atmosphere.Your first class rail fare covers everything but meals and berth.Weekly sails ings between Fort William and Port McNicoll June 13 to Sept 3.laformation and reservations from I.L.HEATH, Agent Huntingdon F-800 \"BIG JOB\" \u2014 a mighty giant of the Ford Truck line .G.V.W.ratin to 23,000 lbs.-G.C.W, ratings to 48,000 Ibs, takes bodies from 714 to 19 feet \u201cos com ines big power an big strength with big economy of operation.ALL-NEW TRANSMISSION CHOICE\u2014smooth-shifting Synchro- Silent transmission on all models, completely automatic Fordomatic® Drive and Overdrive® available on all half-ton models.ALL-NEW RANGE OF MODELS\u20148 series .(*Optional at extra cont) .over 100 models .17 wheelbases .4 great V-8 engines.9 transmissions v.24 rear axles.16 Carry .à lola - oY Ford aud HUNTINGDON SIGN OF VALUE WHEN YOU BUY A USED TRUCK\u2014 SEE YOUR FORD TRUCK DEALER SUL ETS Lucking rakes.43 wheel and tire sizes.new light-duty units, new expresses, new \"bi new parcel delivery, new cab forwards, new jobs\u201d.us chassis! rv it farther Se Monarch Dealers er ge ~a » e Page Eight The Huntingdon Gleaner Wednesday, July 22nd, 1953 - , ° L EN For Sale For Sale Work Wanted Wanted to Buy Control Apple Drop | Notice New Fish Lure 1949 MEROURY TRUCK, 1948 Ford CUSTOM BUILT CAR RADIO to! WOMAN wants work by the hour or |BABY'S WOODEN CRIB to fit N Oo T | C E At Harvest Ti ESTATE WILLIAM J.CARRIGAN Latest gimmick for fisherman & truck, with or without hoists.| fit Dodge or Plymouth 41 to 48,| day.Phone H'don.2713 after 6 mattress size 37\" x 51\".Phone OTTAWA, \u2014Over the years the (All persons having claims ageinst the eg are developed by Good\" onal No\u201d new me im good condition.Phone Midas.13 evening or between 730 nd 8, 607M, Orso.| will be on vacation until spp Indus.of Canada a st: (ne shore Bata re respeituly Jone Srv, 5 Cree who ver Stevenson, tel.8-13, Franklin : i A GOOD SECOND HAND thresh- July 31st.My office will be of dollars due to the dropping of jundersigned on or before the lst of |in the RAF.His device consists oi Centre.\u2018 35 ACRES of serviceable wood for ing machine with bagger, blower th Mi Walsh in,epples just before and during har- August, 1953.Likewise all persons (& plastic jar containing a batte sale, 3 miles from St.Chrysostome Help Wanted and scale.Apply Huntingdon |open wit 188 Walsh IN vest.\u2018These losses can be largely [owing the above Estate are re- operated mechanism producing 5e 1940 MERCURY Station Wagon in| village.Tel.Omer Crête, St.Chry- Gleaner Box 4500.charge for the receipt of tax- overcome by the use of chemicals, |spectfully requested to make pay- buzzing tnd.He got the idea from good running order, with licence sostome, 613r3.WAITRESSES: aso dishwasher es and other business.This is a relatively new orchard |ment at the office of the under- Eran ather, a keen fisherman and heater.Price $190.Phone 15-TUBE CABINET R.C.A.Victor| wanted.Apply to Log Lodge To Rent practice, but it should be incorpor- signed on or before the lst day of b oe 0 of ve bees whose 816r13, Ormstown, after 7 p.m.- ~ LE ; \u2019 August, 1853.uzzing, wered into t P radio in excellent working order.| Huntingdon.E.C.MARTIN, ated Cue?report phar Shey FIN J.CAMPBELL, Notary, |\u20acI» apparently attracted the he at.1937 DODGE COACH in A-1 condition.Apply to 96 King St.Huntingdon.\u2014 1930 MODEL \"A\" Ford roadster in very good condition.Keith Rennie, phone H'don.931.TWO TON Mercury truck, 1946, with good tires and dump body.®C.W.Rowat, phone H'don.627.ALL USED PARTS for '35 Ford.Alfred Goyette, phone H'don.5046.25 USED CARS, 3 half-ton trucks, one B.S.A.motorcycle 1950.Home after 6 pm.Buy, sell and trade.Corner of Lake and King Streets.B.Harrigan, Huntingdon.MOTORCYCLE: 1947 Indian Model 74.Good condition, fully equipped.Apply to Leslie Keddy, Hem-~ mingford.NINE LITTLE PIGS 5 weeks old.Thos.O'Connor, phone H'don.667.11 PIGS 5 weeks old.Georges Boucher, St.Anicet, phone H\u2019con.2689.ALUMINUM and galvanized roofing, all standard sizes, estimates given on request.Phone H'don.2609.EIGHTY USED school desks; eight panel doors size 3' x 7.Can be seen at the school.The Protestant Board of Commissioners, E.F.El- lerton, Hemmingford, Que.Apply C.3 N, Nitro, Valleyfield.TWO 13-24 used tractor tires.New Super \u201cA\u201d $1395.W-4 (1948) $1150.Farmall H $1175.10-20 on new rubber $200.10-20 on good rubber $200.10-20 motor $75.1952 Ferguson 30 and front end loader $1395.Rubber tired wagon $75.John Fish Garage, Westville, N.Y.Phone 6297, Fort Covington.MoCORMICK DEERING threshing machine, size 22 x 38, with bagger, scale and blower in good order.Mrs.Antoine Latreille, phone H'don.3587.12 ACRES of standing hay.Hugh A.Cameron, Dundee, phone H\u2019don.2487.USED Wood 2-wheel trailer; 2 used Ford tractors, good running order; used Cockshutt mowing machine; used Cockshutt side rake, power take-off, on rubber.Alfred Goy- ette, 99 Lake St., phone H\u2019don.5046.50 ACRES of clover, timothy and alfalfa hay.Miss Rose McCarthy, New Erin, phone H'don.6304.ELECTRIC MOTOR.3 H.P., 550 volt, in excellent condition, reasonably priced.D.W.Fiskin, Howick, tel.46.Property For Sale SPECIAL PRICES on house refrig- .erators.9.2 cu.ft.De: Laval De- ; Luxe Freezer 50 lbs.at $300.Easy _ terms if desired.Come and.see them; also Deep Freezers in stock.* AHred Goyette, 99 Lake St., Hunt.- ingdon.WHITE ENAMEL ice box'in good condition.Cal after 6 pm.L.Dorais, 42A York St., phone H'don.2735.ONE BUFFET; one kitchen table with four chairs, varnished; also oné\u2019two-burner electric stove with oven and another electric stove with two burners only.Also baby clothes.Mrs.Robert Trepanier, 11 Chateauguay St, phone H'don.5045.2 HIGH CHAIRS; 1 commode; 2 rockers; 1 small and 2 large cribs with mattresses; 1 table, enamel top.Phone H'don.649.FOR SALE Farmall H Tractor, used only three months, hydraulic ife.C.J.Kyle Phone 321 Huntingdon FOR SALE Two good going milk routes complete with permits and trucks.Apply Stuart Goldie, Franklin Centre IN ORMSTOWN VILDAGE, a 7- room brick house with modern conveniences.For further particulars phone 217J, or write box 4, Ormstown.6-ROOM HOUSE with large garage.D.A.Lang, 26 Henderson St., phone H'don.862.LARGE FRAME HOUSE, % acre of land, small barn, in the village of Rockburn, Huntingdon County.Apply to George Lindsay, Athels-! tan, Que, phone H'don.731.5-ROOM HOUSE with bath.Apply | at 3 Somerville St, Huntingdon.Reasonable price.{ _\u2014 | MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE situated | at 36 York St., Huntingdon, equipped with oil heating system.Easy! terms.J.P.Galarneau, 36 York St., Huntingdon.Farm For Sale 145 ACRES, 125 acres workable, balance bush, in Elgin Township.J.A.Poupard, Notary, Ste.Martine, Chateauguay Co., tel.7-J.| Female Help Wanted | No GIRL for general housework.cooking.Phone H'don.952.BEAUTY COUNSELORS has an, opening for a counselor in Hunt- ingdon or vicinity.Experience unnecessary.Write Box 3300, Gleaner Office, Huntingdon.CAPABLE STENOGRAPHER with shorthand and general office experience.Five-day week.The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.Hunt- ingdon.GENERAL HELP wanted for Montreal beginning August.Fond of children.French speaking preferred.Good salary, own room.Phone H'don.2115 after 8 p.mask for Mrs.Kaiser.Wanted RESPONSIBLE MAN to operate General Transport in district and to Montreal on a profit sharing basis.Write to Gleaner Office, Box 4550, Huntingdon.BOARDERS WANTED.Mrs.Leonard Quesnel, 46 York St., phone H'don.5043.YEAR ROUND HOUSE, 6 or more rooms, modern conveniences, Box No.4425, Huntingdon Gleaner Inc., Huntingdon.Premium Prices Offered For Used Histories of Chateauguay-Huntingdon- Beauharnois by ROBERT SELLAR At the moment we have three orders on hand for Histories of the counties of Chateauguay- Huntingdon and Seigniory of Beauharnois as written by the late Robert Sellar.All three books are for American visitors who are seeking this History.Price to be paid will be based in accordance with the completeness and condition of the book.Please submit the History you have for sale to Adam L.Sellar, Huntingdon.5 CLIFF'S Cabs 2983 HUNTINGDON HEATED APARTMENT, centrally located.Gleaner Box 3960, Hunt- ingdon.~ LARGE FURNISHED ROOM.Hunter St., phone H'don.703.APARTMENT TO LET 1st of Sept.4 rooms and bathroom.Apply Edward Upton, tel.124, Ormstown.35 HALL suitable for wedding receptions, meetings, etc., equipped with loud speaker system.Available every night except Friday.Austin Anderson, tel.622r21, Orms- town.3-ROOM furnished apartment, private bathroom and entrance.Apply 57 Dalhousie St., Huntingdon, 2 OR 3 ROOM APARTMENT in quiet home.Women living alone.Phone H'don.27886.TWO-ROOM APARTMENT, heated, hot water, furnished or unfurnished.Riverside Apartments, 186 Chateauguay St., phone H'don.2892.Lost A BROWN WALLET, Friday night, between Huntingdon Theatre and iverside Apts.Finder please phone H'don.321.Unwanted Hair Eradicated from any part of the body with Saca-Pela, a remarkable discovery of the age.Saca-Pelo contains no harmful ingredient, and will destroy the hair root.LOR-BEER LABORATORIES 679 Granville Street Vancouver, B.C.Have You Seen ELNA?PORTABLE HATCHERY WADENA, Sask, (CP)\u2014Young David Fox found a sparrow's egg and dropped it into his pocket.When he arrived home he reached for the egg to show his parents and came up with a baby sparrow hatched en route.4 The office of H.À.D.be closed from July 6 NOTICE Somerville, M.L.A., will th until August 10th.Us.Agents Wanted ATTENTION! Men or women who want to make $$$ and be their own boss \u2014 no intermediary \u2014 direct profits on more than 250 products.We invite you to write for details.FAMILEX, Dept.3, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.Telephone 2486 Special Sale FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 12\u201d stove wood, Ash, Maple and Elm, $4.00 per cord, or 4 cords for $14.00 delivered.McCALLUM BROS.REG\u2019D, ~ Huntingdon, Que.dition | Used Drop Head Hay FOR SALE I McCormick Pick-up Baler with Motor I McCormick Pick-up Baler, Power Drive No.45 I Stationary Hay Press, second hand in good con- New and Used Side Rakes Power Mowers All Sizes of Tractors on Hand A.A.McCORMICK > ORMSTOWN, QUE.* Loader The office of John Ltd., Insurance Brokers, tact Mrs.Rennie at 28 phone Huntingdon 5156.NOTICE 7th to July 27th.During this period please con- G.Rennie & Company will be closed from July Henderson Street, Tele- Shop).Your patronage ciated.ROBERT Graduate of the More BARBER SHOP NOTICE I wish to inform the general public that | have opened my Barber Shop at 54 Bouchette Street, Huntingdon.(Formerly A.Senecal's Barber would be greatly appre- LUSSIER au Barber School Inc.Employees Wanted The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.is open to engage employees and give steady employment to the following: 2 journeymen, hand compositors; 2 proof readers, male or female; | stenographer with shorthand experience.y Apply to Adam L.Sellar, The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.\u2018undersigned on or before the 1st Huntingdon, Que.J Notice After this date I will not be responsible for any debts contracted ! in my name unless by my own signature.DONAT LATULIPE, Ste.Agnes de Dundee, Quebec.Notice Re.Estate of the late MURRAY BLAIR Lifetime Township Franklin, farmer All persons having claims against | the above estate are respectfully requested to file the same with the undersigned.Likewise all persons owing the above estate are respectfully requested to make payment at the office of the undersigned.L.Baillargeon, N.P., Huntingdon, Mrs.Murray Blair, Franklin Centre, Executrix.Notice The Catholic School Commission of HUNTINGDON TENDERS will be received by the undersigned Secretary until 6 pm.August 5th, 1953, for a Janitor at St.Joseph School, Huntingdon.Further information can be obtained from the Secretary.Huntingdon, July 20th, ,1953.Olivier Bonneville, Secretary-Treasurer, Catholic School Commission.Notice v ESTATE JOHN A.ROSS All persons having claims against the above Estate are respectfully requested to file the same with the of August, 1953.- Likewise all persons owing the above Estate are respectfully requested to make mayment at the office of the undersigned on or before the 1st day of August, 1953.COLIN J.CAMPBELL, Notary, Court House - Huntingdon - Que.NOTICE Parents and guardians of children who were six years of age, also those who were five years of age at June thirtieth 1953, lease register same without de- Ly, giving names and date of rth.= The Protestant Board of School Commissioners E.F.ELLERTON, Secretary Box 51 Hemmingford, Que.NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by my children.Signed: André Vaillancourt, Ormstown Village, County Lhateauguay, Que.Notice Province of Quebec Municipality of the TOWN OF HUNTINGDON PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all proprietors of real estate and resident householders of this municipality that the amended valuation roll made by order of the council of the municipality is deposited in my office, where it may be examined by the interested parties during thirty days from this notice, during which time any ratepayer interested may, in writing, complain of such roll, which complaints will be taken into consideration at a regular meeting of this council to be held on the eighth day of September, nineteen hundred and fifty-three, at the usual time and meeting place of the council.Given at Huntingdon, Que., this 16th day of July, 1963.E.C.Martin, 18.H.Nelson, Division of Horticulture, Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa.Until recently the chemical sprays © roves ror PRIVATE SALE \"Week July 24th - 31st at the farm of the Late W.J.Moé 14, miles west of Franklin Centre The, following equipment: Mowfng Machine, Iron Roller.Disc Harrow, Plows, single and double furrow, Springtooth Harrow, Double Wagon, Wagon Box Seat and Livestock Rack, Hay Rack, Hay Fork with rope, Buggies, Cutter, Harness, Fanning- mill.Some small tools.Prices to suit buyer TERMS: Cash G.G.MOE, Franklin Centre, Que.AUCTION SALE To be sold by Public Auction at the residence of Hermas Sauvé Howick Station THURSDAY, JULY 23rd The following property: Piano, Lindsay, perfect condition; 3-piece chesterfield set, radio, parlor tables, 9 x 9 livingroom rug, trilight lamp, music cabinet, 3 bedroom sets, mattresses, wardrobe, 2 clests of drawers, rockers, woollen blankets, complete kitchen set, stove, clock, 2 kitchen tables, fluorescent light, blinds, dishes, ironing board, canner, juice extractor, carpenter tools, lawn chairs, garden rake, lawn mower, incubator, some antique dishes and chairs.Pots, pans, shovels, forks and many other articles about the home too numerous to mention.All to be sold without reserve as Mr.Sauvé has sold his house.Terms: Cash.Sale to begin at 1 p.m.BILL HOOKER, Auctioneer Tel.226 Ormstown AUCTION SALE To be sold by Public Auction at the residence of \u2018Polidore Tremblay, 4th Range of St.Clothilde SATURDAY, JULY 25th The following: 7 grade Holstein and Ayrshire cows, 2 yearling heifers, 4 spring - calves, working mare, Ford tractor with chains, pulley, plow, ditch ! plow, grubber, drill seeder, leveling | harrows, single plok, potato shovel, | cultivator, grain binder, corn binder, hayloader, horse rake, wagon su! rubber tires and hay rack, bob | sleigh, box sleigh, manure sleigh, cutter, steel roller, disc harrow for horses, circular saw, potato sorter, trailer, circular saw, potato sorter, trailer, Cockshutt milking machine, Viking separator 850 lbs.cap., 4 milk cans, 2M lb.set scales, ladder 24 ft.long, electric clipper, carriage and fork and 100 ft.rope.A lot of pickets, lot of timber, oil furnace, set of double harness, lot of straw, 25 tons hay in barn, 35 tons hay standing, and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention.The whole to be sold without reserve on account of sickness.The farm containing 120 acres is also for sale, with good house and good barns, Conditions: $25.and under, cash.Over $25.6 months\u2019 credit will be given on good approved joint notes and by paying 4% from date.Sale will start at 12.30 p.m.E.A.BENOIT, Auctioneer.Dancing Every Friday Night at the HUNTINGDON FAIR GROUNDS = Secretary-Treasurer.For 2 Used New Holland PHONE: 4181 i > A 2 Used Cockshutt Steel Bottom Hayloaders : | Used McCormick Steel Bottom Hayloader £Æ- 2 McCormick Rope Hayloaders | Case Tractor on rubber I McCormick 10-20 on steel | Used LH.C.50 T Baler Complete Line of New Holland 7 Baler Repairs ¥ Chilton Bros.Maurice Leggatt Sale Balers Ellenburg Depot, N.Y.Huntingdon, Que.| AT ibs oes RWS pa ee we a yah a +, FARM SERVICE - TEXACO GASOLINE LUBRICATING OIL, GREASE FUEL OIL FOR STOVES AND FURNACES FOR PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 355 E.J.HOLM =; HUNTINGDON, QUE WILSON\u2019S BARN DANCE ANDERSON\u2019S HALL, ANDERSON\u2019S CORNER FRIDAY JULY 24th.Dancing 9 pam.to 1.30 a.m.Door Prize Music by: WESTERNAIRES ADMISSION: 60c tax incl.Hotel St.Agnes : presents JIMMY THOMPSON AND ORCHESTRA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT \\ Court House - Huntingdon - Que.Property For Sale 6-ROOM HOUSE on Montreal- Malone highway.Drilled well, electricity.Box No.4150, Hunting- don Gleaner Inc, Huntingdon.used to prevent harvest drop have, for the most part, contained naph- thaleneacetic acid, the sodium salt of naphthaleneacetic acid and/or naphthaleneacetamide as the active ingredient.Now, two new chemicais with equally long names have been introduced; .2,4,5-trichlorophenoxy- acetic acid (2,4,5-T.A.) and 24,5- trichlorophenoxyproprionic acid (2,4,5-T.P.), which have a much longer period of effectiveness than the naphthaleneacetic acid compounds.These newer chemicals have been tested extensively at the Division of Horticulture, Ottawa; the Experimental Substation, Smith- field, Ontario; and the Experimental Substation, Ste.Clothilde, P.Q.It is recommended that 2,4,5-T.A.and 245-TP.be applied at 20 p.p.m., (parts per million) ten to fifteen days before the harvesting commences.When using these harvest sprays, care should be taken not to allow the fruit to remain on the tree beyond its normal picking date.Fruit that are permitted to become overmature on the tree have a shorter storage life.GOLDEN WEDDING RIVERPORT, N.S, (CP) \u2014 Still active and engaged in farming during the summer months, Mr.and Mrs, Albert Gerhardt observed their golden wedding anniversary here.Mr.Gerhardt also helps his son repair dories for the fishing schooners.PHEASANTS BURNED SHELBURNE, N.S.(CP)\u2014Three dozen young pheasants and the incubator in which they were being raised were lost in a fire here.The birds were the latest of several batches raised for distribution in a fish and game project.GIRLS - on - Saturday, J uly 25that 7 p.m.ORMSTOWN GIRLS - VS - OPENING of the Cc.at C.Foisy\u2019s Residence, Plank Rd., Starting at 1 pm.EVERYBODY WELCOME -SOFTBALL.At Ormstown Fair Grounds LACHINE GIRLS SHOOT Huntingdon Shooting Club Huntingdon Sunday, July 26th DANCE HEMMINGFORD UNITED HALL Friday July 24th.Montreal RII TILL LILI CSCS EEE ARK IAAXEIXE ESS TN EEE Four piece Orchestra from ANNUAL for the Lacolle Curling 7.30 p.m.TOMBOLA Lacolle Curling Club TOMBOLA To be held in the Curling Rink Saturday, July 25th, 1953 6 p.m.SOFTBALL GAME at the LACOLLE DIAMOND NOYAN vs.LACOLLE Umpires: Blll DURNAN and MURPH.CHAMBERLAIN, former N.H.L.Stars This is the final game of a two-game series, total runs, Club Challenge Trophy.Lacolle leads Noyan by three runs 20 BOOTHS ADMISSION FREE GRAND DRAWING 17\u201d General Electric Television Set and Silex Steam Iron Attendance Prize Friday, ré Telephone 705 THERE'S A COCKSHUTT TRACTOR FOR EVERY FARM JOBI Come in and see the complete line.18 models to choose from.DON'T MISS THE COCKSHUTT DEMONSTRATION $ : - in - ORMSTOWN at J.H.WILLIAMS Farm July 24 at 2 pm.\u2019 and in HUNTINGDON at JOHN McCALLUM'S Farm Monday July 27 at 2 p.m.\u2014 EVERYBODY WELCOME \u2014 2 J Pr.VE CAE 1 .+ "]