The Huntingdon gleaner, 12 août 1953, mercredi 12 août 1953

[" \u2014 \u2014 meer hey say à reasonable amount teas is good fer a dog \u2014 keeps him from broodin\u2019 over pein\u2019 a dog, mebbe.Edward Noyes Westcott.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS Subscription: $3.per year.7 Cents a Copy NINETIETH YEAR Louis St.Laurent and Party Returned To Po \\ HUNTINGDON, QUE., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12th, ACWW.Tour to Take in Beauharnois District Hemmingford, Howick, Ormstown, Huntingdon And Beauharnois Included in Program The Huntingdon branch of the Women's Institutes, together with Dundee and Franklin branches, will hold a luncheon for 35 members of the Associated Country Women of the World touring this section of the province, on Saturday, August 29, in St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Huntingdon.Following the A.C.W.W.Conference being held in Toronto from August 12-23, a wide variety of low-cost tours have been arranged by the Canadian women to enable the delegates from abroad to see as much of Canada as time will permit.Hospitality is being extended on a Dominion-wide scale, A day of the Eastern Townships \u201cthree-day tour will be spent in the immediate area.One of the highlights of the entire tour will be the visit to the Beauharnois Power Plant, which has been arranged through the courtesy of staff members of the company.Hospitality will be provided by other W.I.\u201cbranches in the Chat- eauguay-Huntingdon district.The Hemmingford branch will provide tea on Friday, following which the tour will continue on to Howick, where they will visit the Ness and Rotary Club Addressed by \u2018 J.Lovell Baker Mr.J.Lovell Baker, a director of Henry Birks and Sons Limited, Montreal, addressed the Rotary Club on Monday.Mr.Baker is one of eleven gemologists in Canada, nine of whom are employed by Henry Birks and Sons, Limited.The diamond is rated as the Ring of Gems.Diamonds are composed of but one element, carbon.Synthetic diamonds are impossible to make.An attempt was made to make synthetic diamonds, but it proved to be a failure.Carbon cannot be heated without assimil-] ating with some other property, consequently any such attempt would produce some substance which could no longer be classified as a diamond.Of the 125 diamond mines in South Africa, 25 are operating at what one might call a breaking- even point, and 10 mines are profitable producers.The Dr.John Williamson Mines in Tanganyika are the largest in the world.Dr.Williamson is a native of Lachute, Que.His mines extend over an area 82 times greater than that owned by the Diamond Syndicate.His mining operations extend only § feet deep, so actually only the surface is being scratched so far.It is not possible to cut all diamonds, 40% of Dr.Williamson's diamonds fall into that category.The other diamonds are used in various commercial ways, but not as gems.A rough diamond looks much like a plece of washing soda, and only after being cut and polished does it take on the appearance of what is ordinarily looked upon as a diamond.The cutting of diamonds today is a comparatively easy operation, as it is done with a bronze saw, as thin as a sheet of Paper.The polishing is done with the aid of diamond dust and olive Sphene is a more brilllant gem than the diamond.Tetenium is wit and does not wear well, and will lose the color and qualities that are looked for and found in diamonds, In speaking of diamonds, Mr.Baker stated that the most im- pogtant things to look for in a diamond was the color, clarity, cutting and finally weight, which In reality is the least important feature.He also remarked that the daily production of diamonds aggregated 3,000 carats.Next to the diamond, Mr.Baker Placed the pearl as the most im- Portant gem, although actually the Peart is not a gem, as it is found an oyster.You will never find à pearl in an edible oyster, and Me oysiers that may have pearls em come only from the Indian In Japan, they cultivate pearls in oysters, but these are hot true Ponte They are what is termed th that has been inserted into \u20ac oyster, and so obtain a coating t makes it look like a pearl, mayo string of \u201cBultivated pearls Noe sell for $10 or perhaps even The ruby and the sa pphire are very closely related to one another.emerald is the most precious in Bors the world, and is found a uth America.The Alexanderite much good gem, but one not too and is heard about.The ruby Indie EPhire are found in Burma, Pv Ceylon, Australia and Mon- and \"ae found in Australia colours ontana are of different a .\u2018Ihe Alexanderite gem Ganges colour from day to night.pos are to be found in vañtous are of Canada, but none of them 80 attractive nor as good as Which have been mentioned.The valunbl from warm e sr appear to come veetononds are not a monetary in- but Len às some people may state, ae an ren ended that diamonds ent which provides 109 and happiness for the owner.other large farms in that area.Howick and Aubrey - Riverfield branches will provide supper in the Howick High School, and the delegates will be billeted for the night in homes in the Howick-Aubrey- Riverfield-Ormstown area.Prior to the \u2018Huntingdon luncheon, the ladies will visit Ormstown Exhibition Grounds and the Barrie Memorial Hospital on Saturday morning.Luncheon Plans \u2018The luncheon being sponsored by the Huntingdon, Dundee and Franklin branches will follow the lines of local church suppers.Members of the three branches will work together in the preparation and serving, as well as entertaining the guests during the luncheon itself.Mrs.W.E.Bernhardt, president of the Chateauguay-Huntingdon County Women's Institutes, will welcome the guests, and the Toast to the Queen will be proposed by Mrs.W.\u20ac.Smallman, Dundee, a provincial past-president of the Among the head table guests will be Mrs.Raymond Sayre, who will retire at the Toronto Conference after six years as president of the A.C.W.W.; Lady Nuttall, who represents the Quebec W.I.on the A.C.W.W.Board in London, England; Mrs.Gordon Harvey, Stan- bridge E., Que.first vice-pres.of the Quebec W.I, who is conducting the Eastern Townships tour; Mrs.W.C.Smallman, Dundee; Mrs.WE.Bernhardt, Athelstan: and Mrs.Chas.Reid, president, Huntingdon The committee in charge of arrangements for the luncheon includes Mrs.Chas.Reid, Mrs.Alex.Robb and Mrs.W.E.Bernhardt of the Huntingdon branch, Mrs.Lyle Currie, Dundee, and Mrs.Roy Blair, Franklin.Other committees include: Decor- atioñs\u2014Mrs.Gordon McCrimmon: Table setting\u2014Miss Frances Turner; Kitchen\u2014Mrs.Carl Anderson and Mrs.Wallace Rennie: Wait- resses\u2014Mrs., Gordon Ferry and Mrs.Willock.Waitresses for the luncheon will be members of the Athelstan Junior W.I., which is under the sponsorship of the Hun- tingdon branch.Scope of A.C WW._ Women from twenty-seven nations are registered for the A.C.W.W, Conference in Toronto, representing the greatest organized group of women in the world\u2014five and one- half million.Member organizations include groups of many names, but they are composed of country women with the same interests \u2014 home And country.In this area member organizations include the Institute and Junior Institute groups and Les Cercles de Fermieres.Additional Hospitality After a tour to Quebec City and prior to sailing for home on September 4, several overseas delegates will be billeted in the Huntingdon area.This will give the local hostesses an opportunity to learn more about organizations and people.in the countries these delegates represent.It will add to the aim of the Conference, which stresses the exchange of information and ideas which will form a bridge of understanding that would make the world à better place for all people, regardless of race, creed or color.Covering The SPORTS Huntingdon Loses to Hogansburg On Sunday afternoon.Hunting- don suffered its third loss this season in the St.Lawrence Valley Baseball League.The Hogansburg Chiefs scored 5 runs in the 2nd inning to take a lead which they never lost.In the 2nd inning Hogans- burg had 4 hits, mixed in with three Huntingdon errors to account for their 5 runs.Huntingdon's scoring came in the 1st and 4th innings.Jimmy Bero, the Hogansburg pitcher, proved mighty tough with men on bases, although he allowed Elected in Chateauguay- Huntingdon-Laprairie JEA] BOUCHER ald E.Black, the former member.Elected in This Area Election Day in Huntingdon and other points throughout the Cha- teauguay Valley and the whole Beauharnois district, was very quiet indeed.There did not appear to be too many out to vote, the rain may have marred it to a certain extent, or it may have been a sort of apathy on the part of the electors.In any event, it was not only in this area that this condition was apparent, for from all over the country similar reports have come.From the results of the election in general it would appear that the electors had made up their minds Will be the new Federal Member {What they were going to do long for Chateauguay - Huntingdon - La- before election day came around.prairie as a result of the election |The way the various candidates were held on Monday.He replaces Don- returned to office it would almost seem that an election was unneces- Called For Warehouse To Be Built Next to Huntingdon Post Office As we go to press to-day we have learned by telephone from Donald E.Black that he had just received a telegram from Ottawa stating that tenders are to be called in September for the building of a large warehouse next to the Post Office building in Huntingdon.The building will be used bv the Customs Department.The building, according to Mr.Black, will be of brick and stone construction and will cost between $80.000 and $90,000.The building when equipped ready for occupancy will likely cost in the neighbourhood of $150,000.Another project Mr.Black had instigated was that of building a warehouse at the Herdman Port of Entry, to be built when the Valley- field-Coteau bridge is open to traffic and roads built connecting same.The plan is, that when roads are built leading to the bridge much heavy traffic from the United States would enter Eastern Ontario via this new route.If and when this project is finalized Mr.Black states it might mean Herdman would require a staff of perhaps as high as 75 officers.\u2018Mr.Black was quite cheerful in his telephone conversation and stated he would continue working in the interest of this community for the general welfare of Canada and the Liberal Government.12 hits and walked four, Hunting- don could only score 3 runs, leav- ing 13 men on bases.Bero was very effective in the Ist.inning when Huntingdon loaded the bases with no one out and only scored 1 run to have the side retired in order.The Hogansburg team played fine ball Bob Cree their centre fielder and Jock, the right flelder, came up with some fine catches.Rosie Lacompte gave up six hits, struck out seven and walked none.Huntingdon is still 1 full game ahead of Fort Covington.having won 10 and lost 3.while the Fort has a 9 and 4 record.Huntingdon will play its last league game against St.Regis Falls, this Sunday at St.Regis Falls.Batting leaders for Huntingdon: Senecal .on 571 Watson 2000000006 415 Proudfoot .407 (0) ) RAA 378 Salter .cea 375 Monique .oon 353 W.McCallum .348 Bernhardt .341 Progressive-Conservative Candidates Who Were Defeated in Monday's Voting JOSAPHAT DEMERS Progressive-Conservative candidate for Beauharnois-Salaberry constituency, who was defeated by Robert Cauchon, the Liberal can- didate on Monday.MERRILL E.BARRINGTON Progressive-Conservative candidate for Chateauguay-Huntingdon- Laprairie constituency, who was defeated by Jean Boucher, Liberal candidate for the riding, in Mon- day's voting.Tenders To Be sary, for practically the same personnel has been returned to office, whether it be Liberal, Progressive- Conservative, Social Credit or C.C.F.All leaders and prominent party of- ficlals were re-elected, with some of the parties making slight gains at the expense of the Liberals.The Progressive-Conservatives gained 9 seats for 50 seats as against 41 in the 1949 election; C.C.F.gained ten for 23 as against 13 in 1949; Social Credit gained five for 15 as against 1 as against none in 1949.The Lib- The following Liberals Have A Clear 77 Majority For New House Jean Boucher and Robert Cauchon, Liberals, of the nine extra in this election.rington, candidate, of Ormstown.This gives 8 majority for the polls reported of \u20182,290, Liberals a majority of 2,958.the Chateauguay - Huntingdon - La- 10 in 1949; Ind.-L.gained 1 for 2 prairie constituency and the Beau- as against 1 in 1949; L.Lab gained | harnois - Salaberry constituency is given elsewhere on this page.- Chateauguay - Huntingdon - Lapraire - Election of the 10th August 1953 erals lost 22 for 171 as against 193 in 1949, but won a clear majority of 77.Ind.lost 1 for 3 as against 4 in 1949.All the Cabinet Ministers were returned and thus unless there is a re-shuffling of the members, the posts will remain in the same hands for the coming new term.The Progressive-Conservatives won four seats in Quebec, three of them previously held by Liberals and which probably accounted for three In the Beauharnois- Salaberry Constituency, Robert Cauchon of Valleyfield, former Member of Parliament won \u2018the seat again for a total of 14,198 over his opponent, Progressive-Conservative candidate, Josephat Demers with 4,444, a majority of 9,754.In the 1949 election the Liberal majority was 7,084.In Chateauguay - Huntingdon - La- prairie constituency, Jean Boucher, Liberal, Laprairie, a new candidate, received 8,108 from 89 polls reported as against 5,818 for Merrill E.Bar- Progressive - Conservative the 1949 election gave the A report of the voting by polls in 1953 TEN PAGES - wer Elected in Beauharnois- Salaberry 3 vs ve à ' ROBERT CAUCHON Former sitting member for Beau- harnois-Salaberry constituency was re-elected as member for the con- estituency in Monday's voting in behalf of the Liberal Party.H\u2019don Fair to Be Held Aug.27 Thru\u2019 29 Huntingdon Fair will commence on Thursday evening, August 27, with a large street parade, and will continue through Friday, August 28, and Saturday, August 29.Jimmy Diano's Variety Show will stage a program each night in front of the grandstand.Last year, his acts were highly praised, and he will have added attractions this year.The Fair Board is planning to erect a huge stage suitable for the presentation of the fine acts to be presented each night.Ted's Broadway Shows will be on the grounds throughout the week, with merry-go-round, ferris wheel, and other rides for children.Judging will take place Friday \u2014 with the Black and Whites sponsoring a \u201cBlack and White Day\u201d.The Annual Fair Dance will be held on Friday night.Horse races, a horse drawing competition, a nail-driving contest for ladies, and wheel-barrow races will provide added ættractions.Many improvements have taken place at the Fair Grounds.A new metal roof is, at present, being put on the cattle barn: other roofs are to be painted, and the buildings white washed.Display booths in the show building are now being reserved.Secretary Lyell Graham reports that the 1953 prize lists have been mailed out.Anyong desiring a list should contact him.The Directors of the Falr are going all out to make this year\u2019s Fair an event of interest and pleasure.As the various improvements have added considerably to their expenses, everyone's patronage is required to bring in the gate receipts.Plan to Attend The Fair! You won't be disappointed.is the report ofjand these give Jean Boucher, the voting by polls in the Chateau- |Liberal, 8,108 and Merrill E.Bar- guay-Huntingdon-Laprairie consti- |rington, Progressive-Conservative.tuency of Monday's election.89]5.818, showing a majority for Bou- polls have reported out of the 108 cher of 2.290.DUNDEE Barrington Boucher 1 Community Hall .81 69 3 Lionel Latreille .57 33 GODMANCHESTER 3 Ascanio Billette .Cee 49 63 4 Edward Tobin .71 73 5 Mrs.Patrick O'Connor .103 74 8 Kensington Hall .85 82 ELGIN 7 Town Hall .iii 75 48 8 Stewart School .63 32 HUNTINGRON 9 Legion Hall .s nes es e 0e 113 76 10 Marchand & Frères .80 59 11 County Building .149 83 12 Fred Laberge .88 155 13 Elphège Poirier .45 73 14L-Z Parish Hall .cco, 60 127 14A-K Parish Hall .00, 38 71 15 Noel Lefebvre .1000000 s cases 90 103 HINCHINBROOK 16 Town Hall .000000 iin 90 37 17 Herdman Town Hall .87 19 18 John Clark .0-20000 00100000 130 54 19 Munroe Hall .2.00000000000 124 63 20 Powerscourt School House .33 39 FRANKLIN 21 Town Hall 000000000000 00e 0e 96 59 22 Gérald Chartrand 0000000000 43 110 23 Conrad Goneau .000000000 43 106 HÂVELOCK - 24 Temperance Hall .72 40 25 Town Hall 2000000000 au sn e 76 80 HEMMINGFORD po 26 Mrs.Stuart Stratton .00000 68 27 Wilfrid Berthiaume .cc0e0n 78 87 28 Fred Dann 20000000 cc a nee 00 34 31 29 Marlen's School House .\u2026.00\u2026.24 28 30 Dora Bradley .000-0000ceee 81 33 HEMMINGFORD VILLAGE 81 31 Town Hall o.oo 43 n 32 Town Hall o.oo iii 54 1 ST.BERNARD DE LACOLLE 72 33 Salle municipale .coon 9 34 Ubald Guay .00000000e cn es 0e 48 187 35 Hallerton\u2019s School House .58 70 LACOLLE VILLAGE _ 137 36 Albert Gordon 000000 e eee 15 137 37 Salle paroissiale .ieee 64 a 38 Arthur Ryan . 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NOW WE DRIVE UNDER.JUMP/ Lo [I thy .Hooker and Bob Eastwood were the commit- Mrs.Stanley Rud- and Mrs.their wedding at St.Chrysostome The Huntingdon Gleaner RECENT WEDDING AT ST.CHRYSOSTOME and Mrs.Jas.Costello, St, Chrysos- tome, while the groom is the son of The above photograph shows Mr.Roy Holmes following Church.The bride, the former Lila |Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Holmes, Costello, is the daughter of Mr, |Huntingdon.At St.Chrysostome Parochial] The junior bridesmaid, Miss church on Saturday, August 1, at 10 a.m.a very pretty wedding took place, when Lila, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.E.Costello of St.Chrysostome was united in mar- Juanita Bell, wore a gown of yellow lace with bouffant skirt of pleated tulle over taffeta, matching mitts, a bandeau of lilies of the valley and she carried a nosegay 5 on don, Que.\\roup choosing for her theme \u201cLet's Ce iim \u2014 te | oosey\u201d.based on the verse PERRAULT \u2014 At the Barrie Mem: Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Daoust of \u201cChoose ye this day whom ye will on August 5, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Jean Louis Perrault, à son.General on POIRIER \u2014 At Lachine Hospital, Lachine, Quebec, Huntingdon announce the engage- serve\u201d, ment of their daughter, Rachel, to | Sevèral items of business were dis- Mr.Marcel Vaillancourt, son of (cussed, The South Shore Union pic- Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Vaillancourt {nic to be held at the summer home of Valleyfield.Wedding will take riage to Roy Holmes, son of Mr, and Mrs.Lawrence Holmes of Hun- tingdon, The marriage was blessed by Rev.Father Robillard, S.J., pastor of our Lady of Victory Parish at Plattsburg, N.Y.The double ring of yellow daisies and baby mums.The best man was Roger Tobin of Hegmmingford.The ushers were Stewart Holmes of Huntingdon, a brother of the groom, and James July 31, 1853, to Mr.and Mrs.Leslie J.Poirier (nee Margaret McCracken) a daughfer.- ROY \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., on July 31, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Dalma Roy, Ormstown, Que., a son.ROY \u2014 At the Barrie Mémorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que, on August 5, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Marcel Roy, Ormstown, Que, a place in the Fall, Married | GUAY-MURRAY\u2014At St.Patrick's Church, St.Chrysostome, Que., on Aug.8, 1953, Miss Violet Murray, late Mr.Phil Guay, and Mrs.Guay, St.Bernard de Lacolle.HOLMES - COSTELLO \u2014 At St! Chrysostome Church, on Aug.1, son.SIMARD \u2014 At the Huntingdon County Hospital, Huntingdon, Que.on Aug.7, 1953, to Mr.and of Mr.C.Oney, Port Lewis, was | postponed until a later date.Mrs.Merrill Tannahill reported for the Drama Committee of the South Shore Y.P.U.A tentative date was set for the Drama Festival, the last Friday in September.Games under the direction of the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas committee were enjoyed and Miss Murray, ~8t.Chrysostome, Que.|Shirley Marshall thanked the Hook- to Mr.Georges Guay, son of the !ers for their hospitality.Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.Mr.Harold Merson extended an invitation to the group for the Sep- Leahy of Franklin Centre, a cousin of the bride.Following the religious ceremony, a reception was given to 75 guests at lJiotel l'Hermine, Hen- rysburg, Que.Mrs.James Costello, mother of the bride, was gowned in navy shirred sheer over taffeta, a toning hat trimmed with rhinestones, with ceremony followed the Child of Mary Ceremony when Miss Dolores Dame of Plattsburg, N.Y.read the act of Consecration attended by Miss Marie Claire MacKenzie.The altars were decorated with white lilles and chrysanthemums and ferns.Mrs.Dale Harter of Detroit, former classmate of the bride and Miss Betty Harnett of Plattsburg, N.Y, were soloists with Mrs.Wil- brod Laberge at the organ, playing the wedding march.During the signing of the register she played strains from the Rosary.Other se- of American stephanotis.Mrs* Holmes, the groom's mother, wore a navy gown of crepe francais Beauty roses and matching accessories and a corsage | Mrs.Camille \u201cSimard, Valleyfield, .1953, Miss Lila Costello, daughter | tember meeting, when Ruth Tan- lections werè \u201cBecause\u201d, \u201cAve Ma- the province, will be host to the first province-wide rally, which is being held from August 13-16.An Achievement Evening will be held on Saturday in Bury Town Hall to display skills and handicrafts of the campers.Rally activities will be based on the theme \u2014 \u201cFrom JW.I to AC.W.W.\" The Junior Institutes form part of the membership of the Associated Country Women of the Warld, which is holding its convention in Toronto this month.Details of an AC W.W.tour through this section of the province will be Junior Institute Rally at Bury Two members of the Athelstan Junior Women's Institute and their counsellor, Mrs.W.E.Bernhardt, will leave on Thursday morning for the JW.I.camp at Bury, Quebec.The girls chosen to represent the [found elsewhere in this issue of Athelstan group are the president, |The Gleaner.Lois French, and the secrelary.: Plans for the rally include folk Pauline Foers.dancing, hikes, singing, group paint- | Bury, the oldest J.W.I.branch In.\" oi ing camp fires and various other camp activities.The girls will form crews for light camp | New Minister For Page Five duties and the aim of the rally is to give the campers a clearer picture of the J W.I.erganization and develop their personalities as intelligent citizens.Accommodation for the campers consists of a cabin and tents, with © hall in the town of Bury available for rainy weather activities and camp assemblies.The Army has provided tents and sleeping bags.The camp staff consists of Miss F.Elizabeth Campbell, J Supervisor, J.W.1., and Miss Bru- neau, QWI Handicrafts , Teohai- cian, of Macdonald College, Mrs.K.Tarrant, Bury and Mrs.R.Mac- Leod, Scotstown, in charge of arrangements and supplies, Mra, J.Sicard, Warden, camp nurse and counsellor and Mrs.W ÆE.Bernhardt, Athelstan, counsellor.Huntingdon United Church Phone 464 No.1 PASTEURIZED CREAMERY Butter W.E.LEFEBVRE Reg'd The Place To Do Your Shopping \u2014_\u2014 \u2014~ Week End Grocery Specials EFFECTIVE August 12-13-14-15 Huntingdon CAMPBELL'S Vegetable Soup Rev, Beal was formerly assistant minis- attended Westmount High School graduation he taught school for a year before going to Unlon Theo- and was ordained to the ministry in Wesley Church and came to Hun- REV.ROBERT STEWART BEAL, B.D.is the new minister at Hunting- don United Church who succeeds Thomas Knowles.Rev.Mr.ter at Wesley United Church, Montreal.He was born in Montreal and and McGill University.Following logical Seminary, in New York City.He received his B.D.Degree there 1948.For five years he remained at tingdon on August 1st in answer to with white accessories and a cor- of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.C.Costello, Que.a son.\u2019 TAILLEFER\u2014At the Huntingdon| Piles ceome Que.to Mr.Roy County Hospital, Huntingdon,| Lawrence Holmes, Huntingdon Que.on Aug.6, 1953, to Mr.and Quebec \u2019 \u2019 Mrs.Gaston Taillefer, Hunting- ! don, Que.a son.° TIBBITT \u2014 At the Barrie Mem- Died orial Hospital, Ormstown, Que.on August 6, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.John Tibbitt, Nitro, Que.a daughter.VAILLANCOURT \u2014 At the Hun- tingdon County Hospital, Hun- tingdon, Que.on Aug.5, 1953, to Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Vaillancourt, Huntingdon, Que., a daughter.| BROWN\u2014At her residence, 2066 Claremont Avenue, Montreal, on July 19, 1953, Margaret, eldest daughter of the late J.P.and Mrs.Brown, formerly of St.Chrysostome, Funeral held from the Chapel of D.A.Collins, thence to Mount Royal Crema- ; torium.HESSELTINE\u2014At Malone, N.Y.on | August 4, 1953, Jennie Cowan Hesseltine, aged 60 years, wife Cosgr ove of Lester Hesseltine, formerly of St.Chrysostome, Quebec, FU LANGLOIS \u2014 At Rouses\u2019 Point, NERAL HOME N.Y, Mrs.Charles Langlois (nee o Alma Boileau) aged 62 years.SWEET \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., on .August 12, 1953, Frederick Sweet, Our Reputation Brooklet, Que., husband of Emma a peoples complete, faith Dalczej!, aged 88 years.conse ' WHEATLEY \u2014 At the Barrie Me- lentious service since morial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., on Aug.1, 1953, William Bashill F.H.Cosgrove Wheatley, aged 82 years, of re Phone 6206 and 6288 Franklin Centre, Quebec.Ft.Covington - Dundee We Have Built In Memoriam McNAUGHTON \u2014 In memory of ,our beloved mother, Pearl McNaughton, who died August 14th, 1948 \u2014 Five years ago a home was saddened With sorrow and with loss.God took away our mother And left a heavy cross.He gave us strength to fight it And courage to bear the blow, R.E.KELLY & SON Reg\u2019d.Funeral Directors Ambulance Service No one will ever know.Patsy, Ross and Joyce.Flowers McNAUGHTON \u2014 In fond and NES: loving memory of our dear daugh- PHO * ter and sister, Pearl, who passed He - 764 - 2480 away August 14th, 1948 \u2014 tingdo Looking back in memory un n, Que.Upon the path you trod, We bless the years we had with you HAN And leave the rest to God.2 0 Thinking of you always, 3 Father, Mother, sisters and «20.Gba brother WIL NE Fur >ral Director CHR.Cards of Thanks [11 PUY Pl J.The family of the late Otis Trav- NAT isee wish to extend their sincere RIT (00118 LO OT hanks for the many acts of kind- | Phone SR Hemmingford Office a ness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from their many relatives and friends in their recent bereavement.Mrs.Otis Travisee, June and Bill, Mrs.Albert Travisee.I wish to express my sincere \u2014 thanks to my friends and neighbours who remembered me th cards, .gifts, fruit, flowers and visits during Monuments {my recent iliness.in Mrs.Keith Robb Sco Canadian We wish to take this opportunity tch or .to express our sincere thanks to GRANITE friends, neighbours and relatives for their &indness and thoughtfulness also shown to us by the grand reception lettering done à Cemetery 274 substantial purse given us at at Herdman Hall on August 5th.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald W.Murphy Accident on Ridge Road, Ste.Agnes Patches of dense fog were the cause of an accident early Sunday morning when a car driven by Tommy MacNaughton, of Hunting- don, failed to make a curve just east of Ernest Leduc's gate on the Ridge Road, Ste.Agnes.The car, à 1950 Ford, ran over the embankment of the road, which Is quite high at that spot, an some huge boulders that were in the bottom of the ditch.The car is a total wreck, and the driver and six other occupants are reported to have received injuries.inahill, Allison and Lyndon Hooker will arrange the program.| St.Paul's United i Sunday School Picnic i .picnic at Hungry Bay.ria\u201d by Bach-Gounod, \u201cPanis An- gelicus\u201d, \u201cOh Lord, I am not worthy\u201d, \u201cOn this Day.\u201d er\u2019s stephanotis.on a tour of Gaspé Peninsula via the New England States, crossing back to Canada at St.Leonard's, The bride, entering on her fath- arm, wore French imported\u2019 Ou Thursday last, the St.Paul's Sunday School held their annual A happy day was spent swimming, heirloom rosepoint lace over pleated nylon tulle and taffeta.Her veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a bandeau of gypsophalia, baby's and she carried a N.B.For travelling the bride wore a pale blue gaberdine suit with white accessories and a corsage of white orchids.white Joyce Winter.But just how much\u201d we miss her s and following a picnic lunch, races breath were organized for all present, and enthusiastically entered by children of various ages.Results of the Sports Events are as follows: Girls 4 and under \u2014 1 Joyce Mc- Dougall, 2 Roberta McDougall, 3 prayer book upon which was clipped a white orchid corsage with streamers of white satin ribbon and step- hanotis.The maid of honor, Miss Catherine Costello, a sister of the bride, wore an agua marine bouffant skirt of lace and pleated tulle over taffeta with matching mitts and a bandeau of lilies of the valley and she carried a nosegay of red sweetheart roses and baby mums.The bridesmaid was Mary Costello, sister of the bride, who wore a gown of orchid lace with a bouffant skirt of pleated tulle over taffeta, matching mitts, and a bandeau of lilies of the valley and she carried a nosegay of lavender daisies and white baby mums.Boys 4 and under \u2014 1 Carl Macdonald, 2 Brian Nussey, 3 Jimmy Hamilton.Girls 6 and under \u2014 1 Janet Cavers.2 Nancy Winter, 3 Betty Jean McDougall.Boys 6 and under \u2014 1 Jimmy Mec- Gerrigle, 2 David Scott.Girls 8 and under \u2014 Scott, 2 Shirley Sprôule.Boys 8 and under \u2014 1 Johnny Winter, 2 Garry Lang, 3 Lockland Cameron.1 Susan The bride is a student of Hoche- laga Convent at Montreal, graduate of St.Mary's Academy at Windsor, Ont.finishing her studies at Loretta Business School of Platts- burg, N.Y.The groom, a graduate of Huntingdon Academy, is with the Canadian Customs, following his service in the Royal Canadian Air- force.\u2018Those from out-of-town who attended the wedding were Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Lett of Carp, Ont.Mrs.J.W.Ryan, Miss Mamie Holmes of Montreal, Que., Mr.and Mrs.Farrell Laprès of Dorval, Miss G.Leitch of San Francisco, Calif., Mr.and Mrs.Dale Horter of Detroit, Mich., Mrs.R.F.Copeland, Syracuse, N.Y.Mrs.PF.McDon- .agh and daughters of Malone, N.Y.Girls 10 and under \u2014 1 Allanne Hooker, 2 Gail Cavers, 3 Hazel Cullen.| Boys 10 years and under \u2014 1 Harley Sproule, 2 Garth Cavers, 3 Billy Ælliott.Girls 12 and under \u2014 1 Mary K.|Hooker.2 Alanne Hooker, 3 Anne McEwen.Boys 12 and under \u2014 1 Alton Mc- Ewen, 2 Billy Eliott, 3 Garth Cav- Luck Favours Legault Family Again .Mr.Leo Legault, Huntingdon, was the lucky winner of $5.00 in cash in a recent drawing sponsored by the Dorea Children's Village, a month ago that Mrs.Legault, his wife, won $500 under the same circumstances and from the Dorea Children's Village.-0- Mrs.Lois Brown of Sudbury, Ont.was a guest of her cousin, Mrs.F.Braithwaite, during the past week.-0- Miss Barbara Pope and Miss Dorothy Helm left Monday to spend a two week vacation at Camp Oola- hwan, Ste.Marguerite, Que.-0= Mr.and Mrs.Henry Kelly of Hyattsville, M.D., were guests at the home of Mr.W.D.Hamill last week.S.|\u201d Young Ladies \u2014 1 Heather McKell, 2 Betty Forrester, 3 Dorothy Beat- tie.Young Men \u2014 1 Kirk Harrison, 2 Gordon Duncan, 3 Ross White.Married Ladies \u2014 1 Mrs.Taylor, 2 Mrs.Ed.Bryson, 3 Mrs.Norris Nus- ey.Married Men \u2014 1 Huntley Greig, 2 Johnny Wallace, 3 Edgar Johnson.Teachers\u2019 race \u2014 1 Ronald Duncan, 2 Gerald Duncan, 3 Mrs.Taylor.Potato race, girls \u2014 1 Heather McKell, 2 Mary C.Hooker, 3 Betty Forrester.Potato race, boys \u2014 1 Kirk Har- sison, 2 Gordon Duncan, 3 George McKell.Three-legged race, girls, 10 and under \u2014 1 Mary Hooker and Judy ravers, 2 Allanne Heoker and Gad |Cavers, 3 Karen McCartney and Anne McEwen, Three-legged race, boys, 10 and under \u2014 1 Garth Cavers and Alton McEwen; 2 Ian Nussey and McCrae Nussey.Three-legged race, girls \u2014 1 Mary K.Hooker and Judy Cavers, 2 Bernice Marshall and Jean McEwen, 3 Allanne Hooker and Gail Cavers.Three-legged race, boys \u2014 1 Kirk Harrison and George McKell, 2 Ross White and Duncan Elliott, 3 Donald McCormick and Donald Stewart.Wheelbarrow race, girls \u2014 1 Mary K.Hooker and Judy Cavers, 2 Al- lanne Hooker and Galil Cavers, 3 Heather McKell and Karen McCartney.- Wheelbarrow race, boys \u2014 1 Garth Cavers and Gerald Duncan, 2 Ross White and Garry Upton, 3 Gordon Duncan and Kirk Harrison.Mr.and Mrs.Roland Anderson, Sandra, James and Bobby spent a holiday visiting friends and relatives at Toronto and Guelph.Miss Lila Winter and Miss Jane Elliott of Howick and her nephews, Cameron and Robert Sherry of Asbestos, Que., recently enjoyed a cruise up the Saguenay.On the return trip, a few days were spent at Murray Bay and Quebec City.Miss Eleanor Snow of Montreal spent a few days last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Mc- Ewen.Mr.and Mrs.R.F.Corkran of Montreal, Dr.and Mrs.Gerald Cork- ran and Jane of Quebec City called on Saturday at the home of Mrs.Mason Greig.Miss Thelma MacDougall of Montreal spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Allan Mac- Dougall.Mr.and Mrs.George Collins and Mrs.Leonard Brown of New Woodstock, N.Y., visited recently with Mr.-0- Mr.W.D.Hamill, Mr.Jack Hamill, Mr.and Mrs.James Mc- Caffrey of Plattsburgh, N.Y.attended the funeral of the late Mrs.Lester Hesseltine, at Malone, N.Y, on Thursday of last week.-0- Visitors at the home of Mr.W.D.Hamill on Sunday were, Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Barr of Notre Dame de Grace and Mr.and Mrs.James McCaffrey of Plattsburgh, N.YA pleasant time was spent in the Legion Hall, Fairview road on Friday evening when Mrs.Mabel Mec- Caffrey, Mrs, Carmie Warden, Mrs.Lenore Lindsay and Miss Jean Wilson were joint hostesses to a mis- and Mrs.Wallace Collins and Lois.Mr.and Mrs.W.Collins and Lois returned home with them to spend a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Rutherford and Margaret of New York visited last week with Mrs.Margaret Graham and Mr.and Mrs.Russel Marshall and famis.Mr.and Mrs.Ward Mullen and family of New Woodstock, N.Y., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Collins and Lois.Mr.and Mis.Eddie Elliott and Grace motored to Knox, Pennsylvania, last week, where they visited friends and relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Bill Ralph and Deborah of Montreal were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Glover and called on other friends.Mr.and Mrs.Edwin J.White, David and Ronnie of Edmonton, Alberta, visited with Mrs.Dryden at the Bradley home and were guests of Mr.and Mrs, Cecil J.Bryson.Rev.and Mrs.White and family were en route to Prince Edward Island.Mr.and .Harry Bryson of Toronto spent last week-end with friends and relatives.| + Huntingdon Locals + Franklin Centre.It was just about cellaneous shower in honor of the approaching marriage of Miss Mau- ,reen Elder.On arriving home for (the week-end from Montreal where she is employed, Maureen was told she was to meet a certain party at the Legion Hall to discuss some plans.On entering the hall, Maureen was taken completely by surprise when she was met by Jean who led her to a beautifully decorated chair.In front of her was piaced a table loaded with parcels large and small.As she entered the hall ,all sang \u201cFor She's a Jolly Good Fellow.\u201d After being seated, Maureen was presented with a beautiful corsage by her little cousin, Sharon Tobin.The hall was beautifully decorated in blue and white.\u2018: After opening her gifts and passing them around for all to see, Maureen thanked everyone for their kindness.A number of pictures were taken during the evening.A social hour was then spent in a sing-song with Mrs.Rosalea Bar- wick at the piano.Refreshments were then served to over 50 relatives and friends after which all departed wishing Maureen much happiness.=0- There are Still Some Honest People This story is without names as the parties do not wish them to be mentioned, but nevertheless they wanted it to be known they were thankful for what happened.A wallet containing some valuable papers and cash was lost in Howick on Friday while the party was on a visit.On Sunday morning another party arrived at the door of the loser's home in Huntingdon with the lost wallet intact.The owner was thankful for the return of the wallet and also that there are honest and thoughtful people in Howick, who, upon finding the wallet and money, took the trouble to return it to the owner.«Q= Rev.and Mrs.Chas.Murray of Leaside, Toronto, Ontario, were week-end guests of their cousins, Mr.and Mrs.R.E.McWhinnie.-0- Mr.and Mrs.R.E.McWhinnie have returned home after spending last week in Oflawa and Montreal.-0- Pipe-Major W.J.Hanna and the Black Watch Pipe Band will picnic at Port Lewis, Sunday, August 16th and Scotch music will be played on the Pipes.0=- Messrs Peter Dawson and Basil Kelly of Huntigdon were week-end guests of Dale Heusser, Sweetsburg, Que.sage of American Beauty roses and | The happy couple left by motor | {ingdon and Rev.Mr.Beal Is tak- 2 10-0z.tins \u2026 25c be ooo BOR use CLARK'S ALL PURPOSE Pork & Beans || Flour 20 oz.tin.15c 7lb.bag.49\u20ac sorr | AERO Soap Flakes Paste Wax Large box | ; 35c 1b.tin.33c BELLE REDPATH BLENDED Icing Sugar 2 1.lb.pkgs._25c FRUIT JUICE ORANGE & GRAPE- 33c Canada.! Education of the United Church of a call from the congregation of the 48 oz.tin .Dnfted Church here.He and Mrs, DALY'S ROBIN H D Beal and 3' year old daughter QO Barbara, are now in residence at FINE QUALIT Y .the United Church Manse in Hun- | Black Tea White Cake Mix } ing the regular services.Among his activities, Rev.Mr.Beal js 75¢ .29c Chairman of the Committee of b.15 oz.pkg.Christian Education of the Mon- treal-Ottawa Conference and a \u2014 FOR QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE \u2014 Member of the Board of Christian PHONE 464 HUNTINGDON mT Two for your honey Cologne Duetfe.her two favorite Fabergé fragrances, golden gift boxed 3.50 the set c NOXEMA SKIN CREAM.BRYLCREEM, large tube 35c, CHLORODENT the Special SAVE MONEY SPECIALLY Elastic artment.garment, the perfect fit, and Reliability.quirements in our SHOP.the regular 1 c.c.and 2 the Busher Automatic In convenience.- Also their Deodorant Cream .FORTUNE DRUG STORE Reg\u2019d.- SPECIALS - - While They Last - RUBBER GLOVES (Household Type).Reg.up lo 8c, to jour Se to $1.25 ial 98C .Reg.up to $1.25, special with D ING COMB T0¢ BATHING CAPS (all colors put yellow) Reg.$1.19, to clear CUTEX NAIL POLISH (quite a number of shades.Reg.to clear 25c RUBBERSET SHAVING BRUSH, value 75c, given with a Lifebuoy Shaving Cream, large size tube, both for 79c TOOTH PASTE, 90c value, two 45c tubes COLGATE TOOTH PASTE FACE TOWELS (Heavy Material) BPONGE BAGS, Silk Lined We still have a good lot of Dorothy Gray Colognes at Reg.33c, 2 tubes for 49¢ .Reg.35c, two for 45e to clear at 69c and 89c Sale Price of $1.25 .Reg.$1.25, Sale Price T5c BY BUYING THESE PRICED EVERYDAY NECESSITIES \u2014 OUR ELASTIC DEPARTMENT When In need of any Elastic Garment, visit our You are sure to get the required and a guarantee of setisfaction both in material and wear.errant A REMINDER - We are at your service for Expert Dispensing of your OUT-OF-TOWN DOCTORS\u2019 Your Prescription and You Deserve Our NSULIN USERS will find all Pr ptions.ence ir re- We have on hand at all times, ce.Insulin inges as well as jector, this lat one is of great and other anti-biotics.calves and cows.OUR VETERINARY DEPARTMENT Is at your service when in need of emergency advice as well as for penicillin products We speclalize in Scour medicines for your .Save Livestock \u2014 Use Famous All-Purpose Sulfa SU LMET suttamethozino Lederle treatment of such diseases as\u2014 + Calf Diphtheria * Necro * White calf scours .* Bacillary enteritis « Prreumonia * Shipping fever « Foot rot * Blue bag + Acute mastitis * Coccidiosis * Septicemia {blood poisoning) \u201cEconomica » Quick acting Once-in-24-hour treatment.Reg.U.S.Pot.OF.A wonder-working sulfa for the - FORTUNE Drug Store Reg\u2019d.\u201cThe Ethical Drug Store\u201d HORACE HUOT Chemist and Druggist Pharmacien et Chimiste PHONE 2929 FOR WHITE SCOURS Uso SULMET* Sulfamethazine \u2018When white scours strikes, quick action is urgent.Lederle\u2019s SUUSET works rapidly to control intestie nal infection and avoid serious after-effects.Lay in à supply of SUMET today.\u2018Res.U.S Pac.OR es HUNTINGDON EE com ee eg 1 fete og Page Six The Huntingdon Gleaner Wednesday, August 12th, 1953 Recipes COOL DRINKS On hot summer days, what is more refreshing than to stretch out under the shade of a big tree with a tall cool drink by your side! If you have actually lost the desire for solid food, then be sure to drink cool drinks that are not only thirst- quenchers but are also wholesome foods.The home economists of the Consumer Section, Canada Department of Agriculture point out that cold drinks can fulfil a two-fold purpose.They can be refreshing and at the same time very nourishing.Does your family like egg nogs or do they think of them as a food for invalids?A plain egg nog made of milk, egg and flavouring can be as cool, tempting and satisfying as MAX FACTOR 3 MAKE-UP 3 Smith Pharmacy 28 E.Main St.j MALONE, N.Y.any other drink.A plain egg nog is very good but the flavour may be varied by substituting fruit juice for all or part of the milk and by beating in either a whole egg or the beaten white.If the whole egg is being used, it is best to mix the fruit juice with the beaten yolk and then, just before serving, fold in the beaten white.Raspberry juice is particularly good used in this way and apricot nector or grape juice will give an egg nog a party air.Cool, appetizing and always a favourite with adults is café au lait.This is hot coffee mixed with plenty of hot milk, then chilled and served icy cqld.It is a simple drink, easy to make and just the thing to serve to summer guests.When a scorching day is predicted, a quick drink that is sure to appeal to practically everyone is plain ice- cold milk.The home economists of the Consumer Section, Canada Department of Agriculture remind us that adults and children alike need milk every day.However, in summertime, plain milk, even though icy cold, does not always appeal to everyone.Often just a slight change in the flavour of the milk will remedy the problem.This is a very easy thing to do.Just add a little chocolate or fruit syrup to the cold milk.As a matter of fact, it is a good idea to keep plenty of these syrups 5 AN EMNE A A WEEKLY INFORMATION SERVICE MONTREAL\u2014It's pickling time again .to gather all those good vegetables from your garden or the market .on HEINZ WHITE VINEGAR.Buy it in the gallon jug\u2014it saves yeu up to 2%c on every cup a3 compared with smaller containers.And of course you get more than economy when you buy this .time .and high time to stock up J vinegar made by the folks who made pickles famous! Crystal clear, full-bodied, uniform in strength\u2014it preserves the crisp texture and colour of your pickles to perfection.And, by.the way, if the gallon jug you buy doesn\u2019t have the free recipe booklet, \u201cPickling Success\u201d, attached \u2014 write to me for it Salads Are Good For You, so serve a salad every day.And fi.make it extra- good with MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing.That's the dressing that combines the lively flavour of boiled dressing with the smoothness of mayonnaise.It's made from a .secret recipe known only to Kraft.Bo iv can\u2019t be copied.And it is delicious.Its lively yet delicate flavour makes every salad irresistible My suggestion: \u2014 when you're shopping for fresh vegetables and fruits to make up your daily salads, ask your grocer for Miracle Whip by Kraft.Barbara Brent, 1411 Crescent St, Montreal, P.Q.Have You Ever Longed for a \u201cfairy god- % mother\u201d to give you \u201cnew\u201d feet in exchange for the old?Well, I know a more practical answer to the problem of painful corns Ne and calluses.It's Phenylium, the wonder-working ingredient in BLUE-JAY Corn Plasters.Pheny- lium gets right down under the corn and helps push it out from underneath .the first really new medication for corns and calluses in over seventy years! In actual tests, Phenylium went to work 33% {aster and worked 35% more surely than other leading remedies.Why don't you enjoy this wonderful relief from painful feet?.ask for Blue-Jays with Phenylium at your favourite drug counter today.Holidays Are For Fun.s0 plan them for enjoyment.Often it's the in the refrigerator ready for any occasion.Chocalate or fruit syrups are easy to make and to preparé a flavoured drink, you need only to add a spoonful or two of syrup to each glass of milk.Another simple, easy way to change the flavour of milk is to add crushed fruit or even a little jam to the cold milk.The home economists of the Consumer Section, Canada Department of Agriculture suggest crushed peaches mixed with ice- cold milk and a spoonful of ice cream for a drink which the family will love, right to the last drop.They mention peaches because they are in season now but any crushed fruit may be used.Many milk drinks may be turned into milk shakes by adding a little ice cream to the flavoured drink, pouring it into a sealer and shaking it well.The home economists also suggest that in making cool drinks,.very interesting flavours may be developed if two flavours are combined.For instance, peppermint flavouring with chocolate drinks or almond flavouring with peach milk drinks.Fruit garnishes really give drinks a party air so use plenty of them.Fruits such as cherries, melon wedges, raspberries, grapes are ideal for the purpose.Mint grows in abundance in many gardens but it is often forgotten until a roast of lamb appears on the table.Pop a spring in a glass of cold drink.It will give it that finishing touch.For You Madam | Huntingdon W.L On August 4th, the Huntingdon W.I.entétiained the members of the Dundee W.I.at the home of Mrs.W.E.Bernhardt.The meeting was to have been a picnic but due to the weather it was held indoors.Plans for the booths which members are running at the Huntingdon Fair were made.a bus load of the visiting delegates attending the A.C.W.W.convention being held in Toronto was discussed.ingdon branches are-to be hostesses and the banquet is being held Saturday, August 29th, in the St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church Annex.A committee was formed to look after details.After the business part of the meeting was over several games were played.Lunch was served later on and an enjoyable time was had by all.Powerscourt POWERSCOURT\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Pete Sutter of Long Island, N.Y.,! Lacolle LACOLLE\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bill Fewster and Penny spent Wednesday in Huntingdon with Mr.and Mrs.Merle Smith.Rev.and Mrs, Merrill MacLeod and Mona left on Tuesday to spend a month's vacation with relatives at Hespeler, Ont.Mr, and Mrs.W.Johnson and Brian Johnson returned to their home with them after spending a week in Lacolle.Mr.and Mrs.Jim Hope, George and Margaret are enjoying a motor Fish Give Ideas on Water Fouling By means of an artificial \u201clake labyrinth\u201d within a laboratory chamber 12 by 12 feet in the Quebec Biological Bureau, University of Montreal, the speckled trout is being given a means of expressing its own opinions as to the qualities {callers at the same home on Sun- shoal trip to Niagara Falls this week.of water fed to it.Mr.and Mrs.Joe Fortier and; The experiments are part of the family are spending a week with nti pollution program being con- relatives in Three Rivers and Que- gycted by the Bureau within the bec City.general conservation plan of the | provincial Department of Game and ae ner wood ee ae (Fisheries, whose minister is Camille en members were present.eee MED nait of six round Those who attended the annual paging each 40 inches in diameter family picnic on Sunday at the and connected by the equivalent of home of Mr.and Mrs.Sherwood creeks to form a single chain, as if Boyse were Mr.and MIs.Fred they were part of a river system.Greer, Mr.and Mrs.Willie Mac- The chain is subject to manipula- Kay, Mr.and Mrs.Bert Robert,\u2019tion by means of doors, however, so Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Campbeil that the order in which the lakes and family.Rt and Mrs.faba receive the inflowing water may be ampbe and family, .varied at will, Campbell, Mr.Arnold MacNaugh- | Various chemicals and other pol- ton and Miss Andria MacNaugh- luänts are precisely dosed into -the ton of Hemmingford and Mr.Robt.water, at various parts of the sys- Lucas of Champlain, N.Y.Other tem, by means of pipes, and a little of fishes which live in the day were Mr.and Mrs.Walter Kyle \u201clakes\u201d as in an aquarium express ns Dane ARE JET os D Palo from on .ba another and another, tra- Raymond Lavallee and family of (cing a pattern which science may emmingford.\u2018 interpret.Miss Winona Boyse has returned | The device was invented by Paul to her home after spending a week Dostert, D.Sc., pollution specialist with relatives in Hemmnigford.of the Bureau.It provides yet an- On Tuesday Mr.and Mrs.Law- other tool whereby the water foul- rence VanVliet, Mr.Jacly VanVliet, ing nuisance is being controlled Mr.and Mrs.Paul Jones and Wen- and remedied despite the increasing a motored wo Soranac Late and industrialization of the province: spen e afternoon .Van ss Vliet\u2019s cousin, Mrs.Tom Steven, who was formerly Miss Jennie Watt of Dewittville.On Friday, Major and Mrs, Hew- son, Misses Jean and Mary, Van Green Peas Were Royal Favorite Green peas, Canada\u2019s most popu- A banquet which is to be given to Vliet called on friends at Missisquoi Bay, then visited Mr.and Mrs.Archie Derick at Noyan.ilar vegetable in fresh, canned and frozen.varieties, originated in ancient times in Asia and reached a Dundee, Franklin Centre and Hunt-|-Don\u2019t Sew in Hurty zenith of popularity in the royal courts of Europe in the 17th Century, according to historical records.\u201cKings, princés and nobility set .an example in the eating of this ples a hy panned 1s usa dish which might be characterized ] ngs.e mate- as gluttonous\u201d, is the way one wri- rial oS rong Lu Ihe pattern.The ter described the succulent vege- fit you.The seams come out at the, ° cleaners.There are four reasons Beauharnois behind these three bugbears.- You have already discovered the first.| Mrs.Jacques Turnbull spent a Home sewing can save you money week at Lake Muskokg with Mr.only if you plan it, and don\u2019t rush.and Mrs.Frank Blake.You can learn how to plan\u2014even| Mr.and Mrs.Bob Hauver spent for the unexpected \u2014 from a home- some time at Bay View near Old essmaking course in your nearest Orchard Beach.sewing center.The sewing methods! Master K.Hauver has returned Jou learn will give ten answers from a camping jaunt at Frontier | .\u2018Lodge.Choosing the right material for a; Congratulations to Sydney Currie, pattern Paul Milo, and Garry Payne, who For Elegant Results is not just a flair some are spending their vacation with hertwomen have and others haven't.parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ross.Fabrics have certain draping quali- Mr, and Mrs.Wm.Lewis of Dor- | ties.You can learn what these are.\u2019 val, Que., spent Saturday at Prim- Some pattern lines call for stiff\" rose Cottage.material.Others for soft fabric.A' were successful in their Grade XI examinations.Bob Hauver is tô be congratulated too, as he attained first class standing in the final ex- ms.Mr.and Mrs.A.Coburn and their details that make all the difference between fun and worry.For instance, it bothers me to carry ~ cash when I'm travelling, so I carry Bof M Travellers Cheques.If they're stolen, they're no™{) good to the thief, because it takes the owner's gignature to make them good.Yes, Bof M Travellers Cheques are foolproof .they're a practical guarantee of a carefree vacation.So when you're making up your list of things to take on your holiday.you'll do well to put Travellers Cheques at the top.They come in convenient amounts of $10, $20, $50 and $100\u2014 and you can buy them at any branch of the BANK OF MONTREAL.You'll find them easy to cash wherever you go\u2014but only you can cash them.Like To Hear A Secret?\u2014 Here\u2019s my secret recipe for the best mustard pickles you've ever tasted.First of all, be sure you have the following HEINZ WHITE PICKLING VINEGAR, KEEN'S DRY MUSTARD, WINDSOR COARSE PICKLING SALT \u2014 and to seal in the goodness of the -pickles once they're done \u2014 PAROWAX.MUSTARD PICKLES xX.8 lbs.amall pickling 1% cup Keen's Dry 4 Mustard cucumbers 14 cup Windsor 4 cups Heinz White Coarse Pickling Pickling Vinegar 31% cups sugar Wash cucumbers.Combine Heinz White Pickling Vinegar, Keen's Dry Mustard, Windsor Coarse Pickling Salt and sugar.Heat to boiling.Add cucumbers and heat to boiling.Quickly pack one hot, sterilized jar at a time.Fill to 4\u201d from top.Be sure vinegar solution covers the vege- \u2018tables.Seal each jar with Parowax at once.Yield: 7 pints.stand-up collar won't look well in| Miss Enid Maloney of Montreal is clinging crepe.Stiff taffeta will not\u2019 enjoying her vacation with her fall softly in a panel.cousins, Mr.and Mrs.Erskine Morris.Mrs.Jessie Watchorn and Daphie of Ajax, Ont.spent several days at the Taylor home.On their departure on Monday, they were accompanied by Garnet and Derrick, who have spent several weeks with their relatives.Mr.Arthur Taylor also accompanied his daughter and! grandchildren and will spend some time visiting his daughter Bertha, Mrs.A.G.Fraser at Lancaster, ' Ont.| Thursday guests of Mrs.Ewing were Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Dunbar of Boston, Mass, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Wood and Mr.John Wood attended a family gathering on Sunday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.H.McLean, Huntingdon.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Ross were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alan Henderson, Fertile Creek.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ross, Mr.and Mrs.Pete Sutter and Freddie Ross motored to Toronto and were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Elder and family.° Miss Carol Ross is enjoying her vacation at Old Orchard, Me.\u2014 m4 ra yma EE ha Eee on 4 son David are vacationing in the Getting the right fit is a matter- Eastern Townships and the United of knowing the relation of each pattern piece to your own figure.In the sewing centre you will learn how to check pattern measurements with your own and pin fit the pattern pieces before cutting into the material.You can use a dress form.It really takes the headaches out of fitting.How about those seams that come out in the cleaners?The answer here is knowing how to get the best from your sewing machine.You can learn the right tension and stitch length for different seams and how to adjust your machine to get it.The new machines will sew in reverse.Reverse to reinforce the start and finish of every seam.Choose your thread\u2014cotton, silk or nylon\u2014to suit the amount of \u201cgive\u201d \u2018States.Mrs.J.O.Parker was in town this [week after summering at Lac Des Mobile Clinic to Visit H.S.P.M.| The annual check-up by the Anti- Tuberculosis League Mobile Clinic will be given Howard Smith Paper Mill employees this week.Eat More Salads It's a fact! Canadians are not eating enough fresh fruits and vegetables.This has been proved conclusively by recent nutrition surveys.Eat more salads this week and every week.They're good and good for you.Right now produc- jin_your fabric.tion of fresh fruits and vegetables is at its peak.Whether you eat at home or dine out, enjoy tasty, nutritious salads.You can still sew quickly without rush, if you take advantage of your session in the sewing center to learn how to use sewing-machine attachments.Once you have used the hemmer, the zipper foot, the binder, and others to do time} consuming details youll save time.TAXPAYERS COUGH UP SAINT JOHN, N.B., (CP)\u2014Tax- payers here are coming across with their current bills at an encouraging rate, city tax director C.J.: Farrell reports.Receipts so far are How to Keep White more than $400,000 ahead of re- Nylon White celpts for the same period last year.Pd table's acceptance in European melting into the British Empire and countries 300 years ago.During the Middle Ages garden pea seeds were imported from France and English gardeners were the first to give names to varieties which they developed, reports the American Can Company, which developed a method of retaining the green color of fresh peas in the canning process.Cultivation of green peas in North America dates back to the earliest settlers who planted pea seeds in kitchen gardens.They are still a standby for backyard gardens as well as being a leading commercial.canning crop and important in the frozen food industry.\u201cCanned green peas have become the most popular vegetable on the grocer\u2019s shelf and are now a staple item of diet in many thousands of Canadian homes the year \u2019round\u201d, sald G.H.McVean, Canadian manager of sales for the can-making firm Last year's Canadian pack totalled 79,776,000 cans (Federal Government estimate), he said.The Week At Ottawa (Continued from page 3) Hume Wrong, former ambassador to Washington.A.D.P.Heeney, Canada\u2019s former representative on the North Atlantic Council, is the new ambassador in Washington.Reserve Air Arm Established Another step in the growth of the Canadian navy came with the announcement that Canada\u2019s first navy reserve air arm is being established.A unit has been set up in Toronto and another is planned for Kingston, Ont.Additional locations will be decided in the near future.Frenth Culture Held Essential A former Canadian diplomatic official says retention of the major Canadian nationalities and languages is essential if Canada is to maintain her distinction from the United States.Jean Desy, former Canadian ambassador to Brazil and Italy, told a convention of the Canadian Association ?f Frénch Language Educators in Winnipeg that the cultural difference now is the only real dividing line between the two countries.\u201cIf Canada has rapidly become a world power,\u201d Mr.Desy said, \u201cthat is undoubtedly due first of all to the English genius for organization.But it_is equally important to \u2018us that Canada owes its stability, realism.Christian sense and most of the characteristics which kept it from now distinguish it from the United States.\u201d Mr.Desy noted an improvement in relations between French and English speaking Canadians.He said a trend in favor of French speaking groups has been indicated, particularly in the last 20 years.of Srop=Irch2> Quick Stop itching of Insect Heat Ras) a tives.pimples, scales.scabies, ai externally caused oki, ale ulck-acting, soo COS ESCRIPTION lng ai a \u201c 3 PR itch or mo back.Do met bas D.D.D.PRESCRIPTION if Electrical 176 Ellice St.Phone 429 \u2014 PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE \u2014 Estimates Submitted on Contracts \"GEORGES LECOMPTE Contractor = Valleyfield, Que Ur.Marc Lefebvre DENTAL SURGEON 20 Chateauguay Street Phone 2089 Huntingdon Cossette & Cossette LAWYERS 168 Chemplain St.Phone 43 V.\" In County Building, Huntingdon, every Wednesday.Phone H'don.306.Meloche & Perron G.A.Meloche, QC.M.Perron 31 Market St.Phone 601 VALLEYFIELD Gontran Saintbnge, Q.C.BARRISTER and SOLICITOR 42 St.Cecile St.P.O.Box 1 Valleytfield Phones 500, 67 Lafontaine & Lauzon LAWYERS 4 Bouchette St.Huntingdon Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2.30 p.m.to 7.00 p.m.At nights by appointment.23 Ste.Helene St.Valleyfield Telephones 2679 and 274 Dial 5054 RK BUY AN AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATER Buy From Your Dealer or Plumber D Be Thrifty-@ - Use iA 1: HAWINI®AN WATER AND POWER COMPANY Summer means more white-gar- ments in the laundry and greater washing care.Since white is the most fragile color to maintain, improper laumdering of any white fabric soon will result in discoloration.Despite its well-known washing ease white nylon is no exception.Whenever white nylon garments lose their original gleam and become slightly yellow or grey, laundry methods should be examined.White nylon clothing should be washed frequently in creamy suds and water hot enough to remove dirt thoroughly.If a water softener or a detergent containing one has not been used in an area where the water is hard, then the soap curds: may be responsible for the off- white shade.The rule of washing colored and white garments separately also applies to nylon, as it too tends to pick up dyes readily.As nylon is strong even when wet, clothing can be washed vigorously when necessary, Nylon garments can be put in the washing machine provided seams and trimmings are securely stitched and in no danger of {fraying or tearing.To avoid unnecessary wrinkling, squeeze water out by hand instead of using the wringing or spin drier.It 18, of course, wiser to wash sweaters, stockings and socks by hand.Like other white fabrics, nylon garments require thorough rinsing.A single ringing will not remove all soap from shampooed hair, nor is it enough for white nylon.Two rinsings in clear, warm water are considered a minimum.8trong bleaches should be avoided as they will weaken nylon as much as any other fibre.They should be used carefully when necessary, following directions for cotton if none are given for nylon.There are whitening agents compounded to improve the appearance of gar ments that have been worn many times and have become slightly discolored.When .washing tricot shirts and blouses, extra solled collars and cuffs can be rubbed briskly with a cellulose sponge.Ironing can be skipped altogether by hanging them ' heads for heads.one chance in two.other hand.millions of millions of Mine Molson\u2019s\u201d, you to drip-d on a hanger without every time Suppose you are tossing a coin.Then, according to one rule, if heads have been coming up noticeably oftener than tails, you should now start betting on tails.Because now tails will have to come up oftener to keep the law of averages halanced.À sccond rule says that if heads have been coming up oftener you should keep betting on heads, because this is obviously the day Scientists scoff at both laws.A coin, they point out, has no memory.Even if it has just = finished coming up heads nine times in a row, the chances of heads on the tenth toss are the same as they were on the first, namely, Your chances of getting a perfect bridge hand \u2014say, thirteen spades?Exactly 635,013,559,509-t0.1.Every time you pick up any bridge hand, your chances of getting that particular combination of cards were 635,013,559,599 to 1 anyway-\u2014which makes a perfect hand no more unusual than any In brewing ale there is another rule: there's no room for gambling, Everlasting vigilance is the price of consistent quality.So \u2014 when bottles keep turning up ~ \u201cheads\u201d over more than 167 years it's a pretty good sign that nothing has been left to chance.That's why, when you say \u201cMake join the great majority of Canadian ale drinkers, who might take a chance on a coin toss, but never when they want the finest in ale.squeezing out the water.Phone 18569-J Middleton Hope & Co.R.J.P.Dawson, CA.John F.Lewis, CA.Wm.G.Hogg, CA.J.G.Elliott, C.A.388 St.James St., © LA.4141 MONTPEAL Hebert, Legault & Co.Offices: 48 St.Cecile Phone 41 Valleytield 10 8t.James St.W.MA.4818 Montreal Armand Hebert, CA.Henri Legault, CA.Residence: 17 Alexander St.Valleyfield Molson & Cushing CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 437 St.James St.West PL.2744 Eric A.Cushing, C.A.C.J.G.Molson, CA.Donald F.Rennie, C.A.W.S.Brown, GRADUATE \u2019 OPTOMETRIST JEWELLER 146 Chateauguay St.- QUE.Phone 262 C.M.LaSalle, L.Sc.O.EYESIGHT SPECIALIST OPTOMETRIST Office every Wednesday from 2 pm.to 9 pm.at E.AUBIN PHARMACY HUNTINGDON 121 Chateauguay St.Eyes Examined \u2014 Glasses Fitted PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr.J.E.Caza Dr.W.J.Rowell SURGEON DENTIST Surgeon Dentist 118 Chateauguay St.Dial 2000 Office Hours 9 to 9 : N Phone 168 | ® Lampton g, Dr.C.H.Lalonde, O.D.EYESIGHT SPECIALIST OPTOMETRIST Office every Friday from 2 pm.to 9 p.m.118 Chateauguay Dia:: 200 Huntingdon Dr.Lucien Perron Bar, Eye, Nose and Throat Specialin Office Hours: Daily from 2 to 6 pI, except Saturdays.Morday gnd Friday evenings from 1 to For appointment, phone MA.4184 3744, St.Denis St.Moatreal J.S.Gaw, B.V.5«._ VETERINARY 8 «J 19 Henderson.St.Dial \u201cHUNTINGDON, QUE.Drs.Belisle and Cloutier, VETERINARY SURGEONS Phone 7 Ormstown, Que Phone 472 Huntingden John R.Whitehead, D.V.M.VETERINARY SURGEC:H Phone 185 101 Lampton 8%, ORMSTOWN, QUE.Lucien Baillargeon NOTARY PUBLIC Successor to I.I.Crevier and A.R.Notaries 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.wat, Vanvliet, Talpis & Campbell Notaries, Successor to Donald M.Rowat, Notary.In office at County Building, Huntingdon, Friday and Saturday each week; OTHER DAYS BY APPOINTMENT Appointments: Miss Grace Caldwell in office daily.Phone Huntingdon 382 or Montreal Plateau 1791, collect.Gabriel Poupart NOTARY ST.CHRYSOSTOME, QUE.Phone 9 Office every Thursday at Hemmingford Tel.5 r 12 Roger Fortier, N.P.OOUNTY BLDG.HUNTINGDOY Phones: Office 306; Rusidence 3108 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACK CONSTRUCTION CO.Reg\u2019a Building Estimates and Contracts 5 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 \u2014 HEATING THE GREAT WEST SHEET aE TAL ASSURANCE CO Government Licensed Fire and Car Insurance Roofing Supplies, Propane Gus and Phone: 2-3422 Beauharnels Wood Ranges | \"76 Chateauguay St.Phone # HUNTINGDON W.K.Philpe A.K.English General Insurance FIRE and GENERAL INSURANCE snes Representative for of all Mutual Life Assurance Co.* at moderate rates Canada an\u2019 for all forms Insurance and Bonds.que.Phone 2044 Huntingdon Phone 607r5 Ormstown.7 7 Earle Radley i - ALL Machine Shop ro GENERAL MACHINE WORK NE oF 108 St.Lawrence 8t.Valleytield Tel, 318-12 Hemmingford Pattern -makers \u2014 Shafting Oxy-Acetylene Welding Geo.L.Collum Representative ISAIE QUENNEVILLE ROYAL LIVERPOOL INSURANCE CO.- LIFE \u2014 W.Keddy & Son T AuroMor LE \u2014 SAW MILL \u2014 GRIST MUL|_ Dial H'don.5062 Flour Romeo Brunet : of Lumber - Maufacturer TED CEMENT Millfeeds Building Materials SAND and GRAVEL Tel.0r2 Hemmingford /Phons 16 Ormstor® Wednesday, August 12th, 1953 The Hunfingdon Gleaner Page Seven \u2014 Athelstan LSTAN \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.pd Willock of Montres! were week-end guests of Mr.k.: 3 Forrest Dawson and Bazil Kelly recently spent a few days a the Townships, visiting at the var homes of their college chums.ey together with others from Te Jocality, Messrs.Grant Whyte Dan Murphy, Nolan Bros.a o at tended the Field Day of 4-H all Club held last week at Macdona College.Mrs.Montreal er, Mr.À.the seven following à St, Verdun.Party nders spent Friday in And visited her aged fath- G.Colwill, who was among families made homeless disastrous fire on Ethel lng La Green entertained on afternoon in honor of Vu es Hampson who is leaving shortly for the city, where she will reside with her daughter Betty.This social get-toegther was most enjoyable.Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, who was as- Mr.James Thompson, Regina, Sask, Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Claues- son, Mr.Norman Clauesson, Miss Elaine Chambers, all of Calgary, Alta., Mrs.R.Beauvais and children Marilyn and Ann, Montreal, are guests this week of Mr.and Mrs.George Clauesson and family.Miss Kathleen Dickson spent last week with her sister, Mrs.Arthur Barwick.Other guests last week at Rockcliffe Cottage were Mr.and Mrs.E.Murray, Truro, N.S., and Mrs.O.Birnie of Montreal.Mr.A.Bar- wick and daughter Beverley of St.Lambert, who spend the week-ends at their summer home, were accompanied this week-end by Miss Gloria Dupuis, St.Lambert, and Mr.Graham Thompson, Longueuil.Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Elder and children, Donny, Dwight and Deborah, of Verdun, following a vacation spent in Ontario, were week-end visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.remained for a longer visit.Ts \u201cAir-Conditioned\u201d HUNTINGDON Theatre TODAY until SATURDAY Another Great Show! Stalag 17 Will make you LA i.The roisterous, boisterous story of G.I.Prisoners-of-War! starring WILLIAM HOLDEN - DON TAYLOR - OTTO PREMINGER Produced and Directed by BILLY WILDER » written for the screen by BILLY WILDER and EDWIN BLUM.Based on the play by DONALD BEVAN Co and EDMUND TRICINSKI .A PARAMOUNT PICTURE SHORT and NEWS You May Friday Night \"Win! $350.in CASH JUST FOR YOUR NAME Dimanche-Lundi-Mardi PROGRAMME SPECIAL EN FRANCAIS ADMISSION 55c FRANCE-FILM présente UNE PRODUCTION GRATIEN GÉLINAS pari Lt t == RRR He Aussi \u201cCHABICHOU\u201d.| at Niagara Falls and other points Bless our Mission Band\".sisted by Mrs.L.Gray and Mrs.E.Clarence Wilson, Brooklet.Harwick.Guests this week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Oswald Bouthillier are Mr.and Mrs.Cox, Mackayville; Mr.Parsons, Mr.Walter Smith and Miss Methot of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Jeanneau, Longueuil.Mission Band Meeting The August meeting of the Willing Workers\u2019 Mission Band was held in the Presbyterian Church parlour during the Sunday School hour, with twenty-three members in attendance.The meeting opened with the Mission Band prayer and motto.Lois Carrigan read Psalm 95, followed with the prayer by Judy Rowat.The offering amounted to $1.18.The Offertory Praye: was given by Bobby Foers.Mrs.Grant read the story \u201cThe Hunt\u201d (chapter 7 from Nyan- ga's Two Villages\").The meeting closed with the prayer \u201cDear Jesus, Dawson.Mrs.Elder and children |Evening Auxiliary The regular monthly meeting of Mrs.Emma Irwin is spending some lthe Evening Auxiliary of W.M.S.was time at the home of her sister, Mrs.: held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.Bert Shearer.The devotional exercises were given by Mrs.J.Roy, Bible reading and prayer by Mrs.Green.Thirteen members answered the roll call; four guests were present and one new member was welcomed.The lesson, Chinese Immigration to Western Canada, was read by Beryl Jamie- son.Mrs.Clifford French invited the members to her home for the September meeting.The offering amounted to $10 A delicious lunch Was served to all.Mr.Neil Gray of Calgary, Alta.is spending a three-weeks' vacation O'Connor THEATRE + Today-Thurs.-Fri.HE WANTED WHAT WAS COMING TO HIM =it he had to kill to get Hl [ COLUMBLA PICTURES presents p y Join HODIAK - joèn DEREK Sarid BRIAN - Maria Besa MARQUES À TOMAHAWK ; >= GAP : Color by TECHNICOLOR TONIGHT and Every Wednesday is FOTO-NITE $270.For Your Photograph 4 MONDAY - TUESDAY Matinee Saturday 1.15 p.m.Man of Action and Woman Untamed.\u2014in a reckless love CL CRC EDL RC LL TY Re YN.YVONNE .ROCK \u201ccouor sy TECHNICOLOR RIT Re 13 iS Produced by#®irected by RoR EN 1 abor .: Walsh, of Ottawa, and Miss Dierdre Situation Clarke of Montreal called on friends Summer Season in this vicinity on Sunday past.Mrs.Frank Pelletier and three OTTAWA \u2014 The usual influx of ldren Carol, Freddie Valerie students into the labor market took Children home on Saturday an place in June.More than matching this increase in labor supply was spendine vetk on the camp site the further expansion of seasonal | \u2019 employment activities, and hiring | Miss Jacqueline Hébert has re- by employers to replace an increas- turned home after spending ten days ing number of workers on vacation, | With her uncle and aunt, Mr.and By July 1, the labor market was Mrs.Charles Edwards, at Covey Hill.generally in balance in 85 of the| Miss Betty Leahy, Mooers, N.Y.115 main employment areas in the Was & recent guest of Miss May country.Labor surpluses existed in |Ryan.22 areas, while shortages prevailed Miss Mary Crowe attended the in the remaining eight.Some dif- funeral of her cousin, Mrs.Lester ficulty in recruiting sufficient work- |Hesseltine of Malone, N.Y.on ers was encountered by farmers and Thursday afternoon.Others attend- employers in other seasonal indus- [ing were Mr.John Elliott, Misses tries in Ontario and the Prairie Evelyn and Lillian Elliott and Mr.provinces.On the other hand, lay- [Walter Jackson.offs and short-time either contin-| Miss Margaret Ryan has retfirned ued or took place in the farm implement, textile and aircraft industries in Quebec and Ontario.the past twelve days.Congratulations to Dr.and Mrs.D.Clermont who have returned at the home of his parents, Mr.and {fom thelr honeymoon.They will : Mrs.Lionel Gray.rh Ivan Grae live in Mr.N.Choquette's down- | ham and young son are also guests stairs apartment.Mr.and Mrs.Cho- at the same home.quette and family have moved up-.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Patterson Stairs and Mr.and Mrs.André Ger- and Brian of Danville were week- Riri otre Mr.F.Dau- end guests of Mr.and Mrs.nals\u2019 a : i Foers.Miss Barbara Foers, who had | Mrs.M.Grant of Montreal spent : spent the past five weeks with her Ray vith Mr.and Mrs.Dan sister in Danville, avanagh.with them Ville, returned om e r.Tom Ryan of Porcupine, Ont.Dundee Boy Loses Fingers In Power Saw DUNDEE -\u2014 Gordon, nine-year-old son of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Descham- bault, who live in Mr.Albert Dupuis\u2019 i farm house, met with a very distress- |ing accident last Wednesday when his right hand came in contact with \u2018à high speed power saw.The Deschambault boy and a chum, nine-year-old Bruce McDon- tald, son of Mr.and Mrs.Moran Mc- Donald, were playing around the \u2018saw and just as he had his right hand on the blade the McDonald boy happened to push the switch, setting the saw in motion.Part of the unfortunate boy's jthumb was cut off as well as the first two fingers and the third one almost severed.He was taken to Barrie Memorial Hospital, Orms- from Atlantic City where she spent town, for surgery and treatment.and returned home last Friday night.Dr.Margaret Edwards of the Montreal Truth Centre spent a few days last week at Cedar Point, guest of Miss Lello Cameron, R.N.Weekend visitors at the same camp were Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lang, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.H.P.Cockerline, the Misses Janet and Louise Cockerline, also Mrs.Laura Barbe and Susan, all of Henrysburg, Quebec, spent Thursday with Mr.and Mrs.A, H.SATURDAY - SUNDAY, ' ADMISSION 85c¢| M \u2014 Theatres on Sundays Starting at | p.m.* Continuous Shows in Both Miss Christina Lawrence, Mont- |8 Visiting his brother and sister-in- 1 real, is a guest this week at the ! home of Mr.and Mrs.Archie Hamp- son.- Miss Rita Steele spent the past week visiting with friends in West- ville, N.Y.Mr.Robert Barras, who has successfully completed a five-weeks' course leading to a French Specialist certificate for teaching at Macdonald College, Is now spending his vacation at the home of his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.L.D.Watson.Miss Diane Barras, a pupil of Quebec High School, has just received word from the Department of Education that she has passed her Junior Matriculation Examination, ranking 8th in a class of 63 puplls, with a total of 81.8 per cent.Mrs.Linnie MacLaren, Misses Lily and Lillias and Mr.Earl Mac- Laren, New Milford, Conn., and Mrs.Emma Gamble, Herdman, were guests last week at the home of Mrs, James Lavery.Mr.and Mrs.John T.Foers of Ville LaSalle were week-end guests at the Foers home.Hemmingford HEMMINGFORD \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Lynwood Cookman and two sons, Raymond and Billy, and Mr.and Mrs.Halton Kennedy motored to Lachute and other points on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Rufus Fisher and daughter Dorothy attended the Quebec Shorthorn Club Field Day held at Cartierville on the farm of Mrs.Pitfleld on Wednesday, August 5th.Dual Purpose and Shorthorn beef | cattle Were shown.Mr.R.Fisher scored second prize in judging; there were over two hundred in this class.Mrs.Fisher and Dorothy each won a prize also.Members of the Young People's \" |Society of the Presbyterian Church took charge of the service on Sunday morning with the assistance of Mr.and Mrs.McFarlane.There |was a very good attendance.Mrs.Max Boast and small son Jimmy of Richmond have been visiting her brother-in-law and sis- Îter, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Deery and family.! Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Marshall and ldaughter, Karen, returned to Ottawa Jon Tuesday last after spending ten days with Mr.and Mrs.R, F.Hadley.Mrs.Jessie Hadley returned to Ottawa with her daughter to spend a few weeks.' Mr.and Mrs.G.S.Walsh of Dade |S.Florida, and Mr.Kenneth 1 1 ' FRIDAY - SATURDAY NOTHING LIKE IT HAS EVER | | | HAPPENED TO YOU BEFORE! storring 4 RICHARD /,., CARLSON BARBARA RUSH = À UNIVERSAL-INTEMIATIONAL eICTURE \u2014 ALso \u2014 \u201cBorn to the Saddle\u2019 WED.- THURS.The glorious story of the crowning of Elizabeth II in Technitolor.DON'T MISS \u2018A Queen is Crowned\u2019 | law, Mr.and Mrs.William Ryan.Fraser and family.Miss Jessie Fra- Other recent guests at the same ser returned to her home with them home were Mrs.T.Fitch, Mrs.A.|after spending a month with her Krum, Rouses Point, N.Y.Mrs.F.|grandparents.Master Barry Fraser Goodhartt, Billy and Hugh, Mas- returned to Henrysburg with them sena, N.Y, and Mr.and Mrs.C.|for a ten-day visit.All attended the Fitch, Troy, N.Y.Mr.Tom Ryan and Mr.Dan Ryan visited Mrs.Fitch, Rouses Point, on Friday.Mr.A.E.Norris and Mrs.Elizabeth Hodgkins, Manchester, NH.| spent the past week with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Smith.On Thursday, Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Smith and their guests visited Cha-! teaugay, N.Y.where they were joined | by Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Lengfield, ing at Belmont Beach.Mrs.J.P.Simpson has returned from Canaan, Vt, where she spent the past week with her sister, Mrs.Henry Duff, who accompanied her home for a two weeks\u2019 stay.While there she attended her niece's wedding.Mrs.W.F.Orr is visiting her son Mr.and Mrs.Lorne Sample, Mr.| and Mrs.Herb McNaughton and.Wayne and Mr.and Mrs.Ross Mc- Naughton attended the Abraham- | Perras wedding at Plattsburg on.Saturday.Mr.James Keddy and Miss Yvonne Elsey, Montreal, recently visited his grandmother.Mrs.Frank Richard is spending a week with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.: H.Lank, Pembroke, Ont.Miss J.Wilson and Jeanie visited relatives in Montreal recently.Mrs.Grace Dodds, Rouses Point, is visiting Mr.and Mrs.A.Peacock.Rockburn ROCKBURN \u2014 Mrs.R.J.Sutherland of Montreal spent a few days last weck with Mrs.A.S.Reid, returning home Sunday with Mr.Sutherland and Mr.Farrar, who were here for the day.real were week-end guests of Mrs.R.alker.we J.R.Ryser and Miss R.Den- ham accompanied Dr.and Mrs, A.S.Reid to Montreal on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Erville Lindsay accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Francis Lindsay to Maxville, Ontario, on the occasion of the gathering for the Caledonia Games, recently.They were very pleased with the day's program both of games and the music supplied by several Bands and the Scotch melodies played by the Bagpipes.There was a large attendance and all seemed to enjoy day thoroughly.her and Mrs.Ernest Middlemiss of Sawyerville, Que, were guests for a few days last week of their brother Roxy Theatre ST.CHRYSOSTOME Only one complete show starting at 8.00 p.m.Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 13-14-15 \u201cWhen Worlds Collide\u2019 In COLOR with RICHARD DERR BARBARA RUSH \u2018The First Time\u2019 - with - ROBERT CUMMING BARBARA HALE \u201cMYSTERIOUS ISLAND\u201d No.9 Dimanche, Lundi, Mardi, 16-17-18 août \u2018Demain il sera trop tard\u2019 - avec - PIER ANGELI VITTORIO DE SICA T ous les chemins mènent à Rome = - avec - MICHELINE PRESLE GERARD PHILIPPE Aussi comédie + Ne g \u201cDemain il sera nquez pas de voir le succès de l\u2019année trop tard\u2019 ! Mr.and Mrs.Mev.Scally of Mont- | Sunday School picnic which was held in the Recreational Park at Malone, N.Y.Master Ronald Thorp of St.Lambert spent a few days the past week with Mr.and Mrs.Lester Frasey.Miss Beverley Thorp and Miss | Geraldine Cobb of St.Lambert spent a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Fraser.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Thorp and Shirley spent Sunday with Mrs.Cora Montreal, and enjoyed a day's out- Fraser and Mr.Harold Fraser, the Que.children returning home with them.Franklin Centre Soft Ball Tournament FRANKLIN CENTRE\u2014A soft ball Tournament was held at St.Antoine Abbé ball grounds on Aug.2, : Peggle from New hter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.when 13 teams took part in this aa en and her many friends.|annual event.There were a large |At number of ball fans present, as over 1000 tickets had been sold.Children entered free.purse of $25.Mr.H.A.Somer- ville, M.P., of Hemmingford, presented the St.Antoine team with a bonus gift of $100, which was very much appreciated by this team.The scores were as follows: Val- leyfleld 6 to 3; Ormstown 6 to 5; and Bellevue 1 to 0 in favour of St.Antoine.Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Dunn were Mr.Clinton and his family, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Middlemiss, and visited their other relatives in Rockburn and Hunting- don.Miss Effie Middlemiss drove her cousins from Sawyerville and on the return trip.We are pleased to note that little Diane Rennie Is quite recovered from Iher illness and that Mrs.Sloan and Mrs.Harold Steele, who have also been {ll with what seemed were attacks of something of the nature of the \u2018flu, which has been so prevalent, are regaining their usual health.Mrs.Joseph Arthur and the children spent the day recently with her mother, Mrs.J.Frier of Havelock.Mr.and Mrs.B.Owens of Utica were guests Saturday of Mrs.Gibson and Dr.and Mrs.A.S.Reid.Mr.Coombs of Montreal occupied the Rockburn pulpit Sunday and is expected to be with the Congregation next Sunday also.Mr.and Mrs.G.N.Lindsay spent Saturday with their daughter, Mrs.M.Helm, of Huntingdon.Little Miss Gertrude Farquhar spent the past week with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Russel Paul, of Huntingdon.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Porter of Bangor, N.Y.spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alton Farquhar; also they were supper guests on Sunday of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Roger Campbell, Franklin Centre.Chateaugay\u2019s Modern Theatre \"THE GAY\" Fri.- Sat.Aug.14-15 Radio's foremost fun makers EDGAR BERGEN CHARLES McCARTHY FIBBER McGEE and MOLLY in \u2018Look Who\u2019s Laughing\u2019 \u2018Cattle Town\u2019 starring DENNIS MORGAN Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Aug.16-17-18 T he Desert Song KATHRYN GRAYSON GORDON MacRAE starring in a big musical show Selected Shorts Wed.- Thurs.Aug.19-20 Here is a terrific double feature \u2018City Beneath the Sea\u2019 at 7.00 and 9.45 \u2018Serpent of the Nile\u2019 at 830 ,spending Waddell and his mother, Mrs.Chester Waddell and their aunt, Miss Alice Ball of Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.James Lamb left Saturday night on a trip to Coronation, Alta., to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Lamb.Their son, Ross and daughter, Mrs.Clifford Barrington of Ormstown, accompanied them ns far as Montreal to see them off on thelr journey.Mrs.John McNeill of Montreal spent the past week at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Cassidy.She returned to the city on Sunday with Mr.McNeill, who with Mr.and Mrs.Sarrasin spent the week-end at the same home.Miss Norma vunn entertained her cousins on Friday afternoon in honour of her two guests, Mildred and Margaret Bryson, of Tulloch- gorum Road, Ormstown, who had been spending a few days with her.Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Bryson and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.and Mra.Ross Dunn and their daughters returned home with them, C.G.I.T.Hold Meeting Miss Iris Waller entertained the C.G.IT.at her home on Tuesday afternoon.After the usual opening exercises the devotional period was observed.Dorothy Manning played the C.G.I'T.hymn and al] repeated the Lord's Prayer.A short business period was held and Miss Margaret Barr invited the group to her home for the next meeting.The rest of the time was spent In making paper maché trays and this work Will be continued at the next meeting.The hostess then served deli- clous refreshments.Miss Joan Brooks of Lacolle 15 a few days with her grandmother, Mrs.Inez Brooks.Mr.and Mrs.Ross Dunn, Kenneth, Norma, David Beaudin, Mrs.Roy Stevenson and daughters, Beryl and Marilyn spent Wednesday at Belmont Park, Montreal.The community welcomes to the Franklin municipality Mr.aud Mrs.Leslie Robertson of Pointe Claire, They recently bought the farm owned by Mr.Oscar Trainer, Mr.and Mrs.James Manning, Dorothy and Margaret and Miss Jean Manning, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Colin Edwards of Covey ot vere Sunday evening guests a e home of Mr.Keith at Alburg, Vt.Bawards Mr, and Mrs.Conrad Relsing and York are visiting the home of Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Moneypenny.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McKinnon, Mr.and Mrs, Clarke McKinnon | St.Antoine won the Cup and the [8nd Greg from Massena, N.Y.were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs, ford Dickenson and family.Misses Mary and Mina Dickenson returned home with them after spending a week at Massena.Mr.and Mrs, Eddle Elliott and SOO Clif- The a DENIS + THEATRE + ORMSTOWN Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 13-14-15 \u2018Scandal Sheet\u2019 BRODERICK CRAWFORD DONNA REED ee \u2018Hangman\u2019s Knot\u2019 RANDOLPH SCOTT DONNA REED Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, August 16-17-18 \u2018Jalopy\u2019 BOWERY BOYS \u2018The Happy Time\u2019 CHARLES BOYER 15 JOURDAN COCO IIOPPOLPPIIPIPOOIOOIPOOOIPSS Grace, Mr.and Mrs.Preston Nus- sey, Garth and Susan of Ormstown spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Keith Dunn and family.Rev.and Mrs.H.G.Douglas, their twin daughters and son from Peterborough.Ont, were guests during the past week of her broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Sherrington, Jr.Sunday guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Palmer of Montreal.Mr.Stanley Moneypenny and Miss Irene Farrell of Montreal spent the weekend with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Moneypenny.Mrs.Mable Welch and Mrs.Wm.IeClaire and son, Dick, of Chat- eaugay, N.Y., were Friday afternoon and evening guests of Mr.and Mrs, Clifford Dickenson and family.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Brooks returned home Sunday from a four day trip through Ontario.They motored to Toronto and then to Niagarn Falls and returned home through the States.Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Sherrington, Jr., had their infant daughter Judith Ellen, christened at the United Church on Sunday afternoon and later entertained at their home the following guests, Mrs, PF.G.Sher- rington, Sr.and family, their house guests, Rev.and Mrs.Douglas and family and Rev.and Mrs.J.Travis.Mr.Otto Neeb of New York is visiting at the home of his broth- er-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Moneypenny.The Infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Johnson was christened in the United Church Sunday afternoon and received the name of Gerald Alexander.« The pastor, Rev.John Travis officiated.FRANKLIN Drive-In Theatre Malone-Chateauguay Road MALONE, N.Y.(Movies Under the Stars) Wednesday - Thursday, August 12-13 \u2018My Favourite Spy\u2019 - also - \u201cPassage West\u2019 Friday - Saturday, August 14-15 Ride the Man Down - Also - \u2018Hill Billy County Fair\u201d Sunday - Monday, August 16-17 \u2018Jumping Jacks\u2019 - also - \u2018Walt Disney Eskimo Featurette\u2019 Tuesday - Wed.- Thursday, August 18-19.20 \u2018Painting the Clouds With Sunshine\u2019 - also - \u2018Bugs Bunny All Star Revue\u2019 Cape NH = == 9S I 3 per QUE CAL Sia i SE ARTE Hat Page Eight The Huntingdon Gleaner Wednesday, August 12th, 1953.\u2018 ° \u2014 For Sale For Sale Help Wanted When Power Failure Occurs [Rotary Club BELGIAN FILLY 4 years old; 15- month-old Holstein bull.G.N.Lindsay, Athelstan, phone H'don.731.BARRED ROCK and Buff-Leghorn pullets.Phone H'don.2067.McCORMICK-DEERING threshing scale and blower in good order.machine, size 22 x 38, with bagger, Mrs.Antoine Latreille, phone H'don.5587.MASSEY-HARRIS grain binder in.running order.Tel.603r15, Orms- town.FERGUSON threshing mill 25 x 40 with Hart feeder, in good condition.Apply Andrew Macfarlane, phone H'don.2183.CASE THRESHER size 22 x 36.Good as new.Also Case tractor on rubber tires.Robert W.Crawford, Glenelm, phone H\u2019don.989.DION THRESHING MACHINE, 24 x 38, on rubber tires, with bagger, scales and blower.In perfect condition.Cameron Stewart, phone H\u2019don.5543.NEW AND USED forage harvesters.Suction blowers.The best for less.Call R.Bruce Ness & Sons, Howick, Quebec.CORN BLOWER, 12 E McCormick- Deering.F.C.Moore, phone H'don.493.\u2019 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER, portable, naiseless, pfactically new; electric sewing machine, desk model, Singer, used very little.oly P.O.Box 54, Hemmingford, e.McCLARY STOVE, combination gas and oil, complete with burners, used one year.Mrs.Cameron Stewart, phone H'don.2324.2 PLANKS, dry, 12 ft.x 10 ins.x 3: 200 ft.dry butternut plank 1%; 600 ft.dry maple plank 2.Mr.Ovila Daoust, Athelstan, phone H'don.2448.MELBA APPLES.W.R.Wilson, phone H'don.5040.SAND AND GRAVEL; ground limestone, bagged $5.50, loose $4.50 per ton delivered; 1948 Ford truck; 1949 Mercury truck with hoist and box; new lime spreader.Roy Stevenson, Franklin, tel.6r13.9 PIGS weighing from 70-80 lbs., price $185.; dry maple wood, 3 ft.long: also stove and, block wood, 12 ins.long; John-Deere double disk plough, like new.J.O.Gamble, Herdman.Phone H'don.2278.YOUNG SHOATS.Apply to Ed.or phone H'don.2609.SIX-PIECE \u201cWearever\u201d set in good condition; new guitar; lady's winter coat size 14; baby crib.6 Church St., phone H'don.2401.MASSEY-HARRIS corn binder; Mc- Cormick Deering grain binder.Both in good condition.Phone H'don.2317.+ For Sale or Rent SMALL HOUSE 4 mile from Ath- elstan.Electricity and inside plumbing.Immediate occupancy.Phone H'don.2148, To Rent 3-ROOM furnished apartment, private bathroom and entrance.Apply 57 Dalhousie St., Huntingdon.HOUSE TO RENT on Chateauguay Street.Occupation 1st September.Apply Georges Bougie or phone H'don.481.2 OR 3 ROOM APARTMENT.Apply 13 Prince St., Huntingdon.3-ROOM APARTMENT, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.Private entrance.53 Bouchette St., phone H'don.2797.GEMENT BLOCK GARAGE, 32 x 60 ft.ceiling, hot air furnace, ready for November lst.Apply at 46 Bouchette St., Huntingdon.IN HUNTINGDON, 4-room apartment with kitchen privileges, heated, lighted.Apply Gleaner Box 4800, Huntingdon.BLANKETS, pieced quilts, comforters, Spreads, curtains, two wool counterpanes, feather pillows, hooked rugs.All these are new.Also chairs, tables and many other household articles.Apply at: Cottage No.1, McPherson's Point, Port Lewis, 3rd farm East of Port Lewis on Highway No.3.CHAIN SAW.53 Bouchette St.phone H'don.2797.20 PLYMOUTH ROCK roosters.Tel.H'don.942.Property For Sale 6-ROOM HOUSE with large garage.D.A.Lang, 26 Henderson St., phone H'don.862.SIX-ROOM all-year house on Mont- real-Malone highway, 6 miles from town, planned kitchen, drilled well.Protestant, Catholic and Provincial buses pass door.Gleaner Box 4150, Huntingdon.FARM HOUSE, BARN \u2014 about two acres of land on cemetery road 44 mile West of village.Inquire at St.Patrick's Rectory, Chateau- gay, N.Y.HEMMINGFORD VILLAGE, eight- room modern house, double garage, large lawn and garden.Apply B.Smirle, Heffimingford, tel.40W.HOUSE located at 40 King St.Huntingdon.Apply Alex Fawcett, Huntingdon.t 2 FURNISHED ROOMS.Apply 69 Cemetery St., phone H\u2019'don.925.3-ROOM APARTMENT in country home on Route 52.Apply to Mrs.Lester Farquhar, Athelstan, Que, phone H'don.2727.PROPERTY FOR SALE Brick house for sale, modern kitchen, hot air furnace, situated on large lot, 206 Chateauguay St.Huntingdon or Phone 433.FARMS FOR SALE FARM OF 200 ACRES in the Township of Hinchinbrooke, gravel soil, 130 acres plowable, balance in pasture and bush.Running water, electricity, 10-room house, the barn 36 x 123, all in splendid condition.Montreal shipper, milk cooler, milking machine.Full supply of implements, including tractor and live stock consisting of 40 Jersey cattle and 2 horses.Write Gleaner Box 5450, Hunt- ingdon.100 ACRES, 65 tillable.Electricity, Wood's milk cooler, Elmhurst shipper.Reasonable price.Ed.Rennie, phone H'don.2570, Gore Road.RR FOR SALE: David K.at Elgin immediate possession \u2014 tunity \u2014 don't hesitate.Gordon\u2019s Farm 100 acres \u2014 good oppor- Call ROGER FORTIER, notary, County Bldg.Huntingdon Tel.306 SEE - County Bldg.PHONE 822 FOR SALE \u2014 Immediate possession N.E.Corner York and Dalhousie 55 Dalhousie St., Town of Huntingdon Huntingdon 1937 FORD SCHOOL BUS, 30 passenger capacity 1951 Chevrolet Sedan (De Luxe) 1951 Chevrolet Standard Sedan 1950 Chevrolet I-ton Truck (stake body) 1950 Chevrolet 1-ton Pick-up 1949 Chevrolet 215 ton Truck with cattle rack 1946 Chevrolet 3-ton Truck 1946 Ford 2-ton Truck with license - Also several other older model Cars and Trucks Huntingdon Motors Reg'd ROGER FORTIER, Notary Tel.306 HUNTINGDON Hutchings, Brook Road, Athelstan, MAN WANTED for general farm work.Married or single.Must be a good milking machine operator.R.R.Ness & Sons, Howick, Que.WAITRESS AND CLERK for store.Apply Box No.4850, The Hunting- Agents Wanted MAKE MORE MONEY than you thought possible with a saleable line like Familex.250 guaranteed products including soaps, cosmet- ies, daily household necessities.Full or part time dealers needed in your area.Want to get ahead?Drop us a line.FAMILEX, Dept.6, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.Female Help Wanted {MAKE MONEY AT HOME addressing envelopes for advertisers.Use typewriter or longhand.Good full, sparetime earnings.Satisfaction guaranteed.Mail $1 for instruction manual.Sterling, P.O.Box 1413, Wichita, Kansas, USA.Wanted CUSTOM COMBINING of oats or timothy, either direct or swathing.Phone H'don.2024 or 995.100 TONS of second cut hay; also 50 tons of straw.Write: Benware Creamery, Malone, N.Y.phone Malone 510.Wanted to Buy WOODBOX small two-burner required for cooking and heating.Write Mr.George D.Elder, Glen Elm, Huntingdon, or phone H'don.2235.Lost A PAIR OF PRESCRIPTION brown \u201cBeltz\u201d sun-glasses, with short bone frame, in Huntingdon.Finder please phone Gilberta MacMillan Farquhar, H'don.760.NEW VERCHERES BOAT, standard colours, maker Oscar Danserault, Contre-Coeur.Reward.F.H.Layton, % Fabien Castagnier\u2019s Point, St.Anicet.GRAIN BINDER REELS between Hemmingford and Huntingdon on August 4th.Reward.L.M.Kelly, phone H'don.5198.TEACHER WANTED French teacher wanted for Port Lewis School.Good conditions.For further information apply to Mr.Francois Barbeau, Secretary-Treasurer.School Commission of Port Lewis, Port Lewis, Que.TENDERS Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the serving of meals in the Dining Hall during Huntingdon Fair.Huntingdon Agricultural Society Div.\u201cA\u201d > LYELL GRAHAM, Secretary Notice I AM PREPARED to take in wash= ing.Apply 13 Prince St, Hunt- ingdon.NOTICE Colin J.Campbell, Notary My office in the Court House, Huntingdon, will be closed from August 17 to August 29, inclusive.NOTICE Threshing .05¢ a bushel for 40 lbs.W.C.THOMPSON, Tel.5520 Huntingdon STAMPS Postage Stamps for Collectors.Fine British Colonial and General Foreign.We offer a personal approval service.Write to: Montreal Philafelic Service, G.P.O.Box 212, Montreal $ TENDERS Tenders will be received up to August 31st, 1953, at my office, Lfor the purchase of the following three school bulldings in the Township of Elgin, to wit: 1, Gavin School No.1 2.Shearer's School No.3 3.Bddy\u2019s School No.4 The sald tenders should\u2019 be sealed and should be for the purchase of the building only.Tenders must be separate for each school.E.C.Martin Secretary-Treasuter, Protestant School Comraissioners A Huntingdon pee se don Gleaner Inc., Huntingdon.[Y Simple Gadget Helps Farmers W.J.Smythe Has Idea to Operate Milking Machines With Tractor William J.Smythe has come up with a gadget that he claims will help farmers in the district in the event of power failure at milking time.Many farmers in the district with milking machines have been at a disadvantage when power failures have occurred and milking had to be done.Mr.Smythe says that a good number of cows do not like hand milking after being used to the machifies and many farmers find it quite hard when they have to resort to hand milking.Mr.Smythe says that there is no need to milk by hand in the event of power failure and suggests bringing the tractor into use for this twice-daily chore.By means of attachment on the intake manifold of the tractor, Mr.Smythe claims that the milking machines can be made to operate the same as if by electric power.The attachment is composed of the following: \u201cx4 inch nipple; %x% inch reducing bushing and a % inch nipple.By taking out a screw plug in the intake manifold of the tractor, above attachment can be inserted.Use a piece of ordinary %-inch garden hose of sufficient length to attach to the stall cock in the barn.Start up the tractor engine and allow it to run at a speed sufficient to give the right amount of suction, and the milking machine will perform as usual.This particular attachment is suitable for IH.C., Massey-Harris and Frost and Wood tractors.For Ferguson tractors a slight change is necessary and the parts for the attachment would be as follows: two %-inch nipples; %-inch elbow; %x% inch reducing coupling.Attach in a similar manner as above.The above attachments will work on all milking machines except the DeLaval Magnetic type.The cost of the first is about 72 cents while the cost of the latter is about $1.25 and the parts can be obtained at any plumbing establishment.To increase or decrease the amount of suction on the milking machine, simply adjust the speed of the tractor engine until satisfactory.Mr.Smythe claims this will do as good a job at milking as the electric power and save much valuable time and labor in the event of power failure.He also says that the attachment can be used on a Chevrolet car.He warns that the attachment should be taken off the tractor when not in use and replaced when needed.Further particulars can be obtained from Mr.Smythe, who is willing to help fellow farmers in this matter.Several farmers have already tried out the idea and found it quite satisfactory and a great time saver when the power emergency arises.While William J.Smythe is well known locally, this article will no doubt attract attention of farmers from distant points \u2014 it is well, therefore, to add that Bill, as he is more commonly called, owns and operates the homestead Smythe farm near Lee's Corners.For a number of years he also successfully operated a milk transport to Montreal before selling this latter concern to J.G.Fraser.His willingness to share his invention that others may benefit is typical of the Smythe family.He is a brother of James F.\u201cJim\u201d Smythe of Huntingdon Motors Reg\u2019d.Brooklet.Little White Ribboners Entertained » BROOKLET The Brooklet W.CTU.entertained the Little\u2019 White Ribboners and their mothers at the home of Mrs.George Rennie on Friday afternoon, July 24.Mrs.Reese of Athelstan was guest speaker, and gave a splendid illustrated talk to the children.Little Kenneth Vaillancourt was made a White Ribboner.Mrs.Todd, County Superintendent, took charge of this part of the program.Lunch was served at the close of the meeting.Beauharnois Mr.and Mrs.Robert Hauver and their son, Kent, spent the weekend at Selby Lake with friends, Supplementary re Robert Hauver, Junior .Robert Hauver received his high school leaving certificate from Gault Institute, Valleyfield, with the rating of rank 1, class 1, obtaining 85.9%.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 halr root.LOR-BEER LABORATORIES 679 Granville Street Vancouver, B.C.CLIFF\u2019S Cabs 2983 HUNTINGDON STRAWBERRY SURPLUS CHARLOTTETOWN, (CP) \u2014The strawberry season in Prince Edward Island was one of the best in recent years.One new processing plant at Mount Stewart packed 800 cases a day with crews working around the clock.Bilingua Apply to Wanted For general office work.5 day week.Hospitalization plan, also other benefits to employees.- Asten - Hill Limited VALLEYFIELD, QUE.~~ \\ I Typist Rosario Moving - Hauling of \u2014 GENERAL TRANSPORT \u2014 \u2014 JOBS BY THE HOUR \u2014 Phone 2892 Huntingdon Taillefer Gravel, Stones, Earth 186 Chateauguay St.pu pleasant social surroundings.The Sha SCHOOL TEACHER Experienced teacher required for private school i - tive modern community in Northern Quebec, 0 attra pme n rade so, during the 51-04 forn'êna jonger u e - 1 if satisfactory to both parties.Well equip; onset at moderate cost.Montreal Protestant School Board sche- ae in establishing salary.Please apply in writ- Teach the | school and ° Room and board available Employment Supervisor, winigan Water and Power Co 600 Dorchester Street W pany.Asks Your Support Conducting Benefit To Aid Nurse Training Scheme The Rotary Club, of Huntingdon is conducting a benefit at the present time, with a view to raising funds to aid local girls in training as nurses in Montreal Hospitals, Two years ago the Rotary Club decided that as our local hospitals are always in need of registered nurses it would be a good thing if the club would offer encouragement to girls to \u2018become r.urses.The scheme is that as a girl enters for training she be given $200., to aid her in buying uniforms, etc.Each month she also receives a $20.cheque from the Rotary Club, and this goes on throughout her three years of training.The scheme calls for the Rotary \u2018Club to so aid three girls in training.At the moment two girls are training in Montreal, Miss Welburn ab tHe Royal Victoria Hospital for almost two years, and Miss Tessier one year at the Montreal General.A third girl is expected to start training this fall When the girls graduate as nurses they agree to serve at least two years as Registered Nurses in The Huntingdon County Hospital.To finance this aid to nurses in training, it will cost the Rotary Club $800.a year.; To help meet this expenditure the Rotary Benefit is now in full swing and the general public is invited to acquire tickets.The tickets cost $1.The tickets may be purchased from any one of the Rotarians and many others who are voluntarily lending their assistance in that direction.To further aid the effort, four young ladies of Huntingdon are entering into the spirit of the benefit and will compete as popularity contestants, the tickets counting as votes.The young ladies are the Misses Jeanine Lazure of the Huntingdon Woollen Mills Limited staff; Huguette Beau- din of the Bank of Commerce staff; Carmen Bougie of the Gleaner staff and Therese Leduc of Spinners Limited staff.These young ladies tickets as well as the many others.AUCTION SALE To be sold by Public Auction at the residence of Hermas Lavoie.Three miles West of St.Chrysostome on Black River Road SATURDAY, AUG.22nd The following property: 24 Holstein cows, 15 of them due this Fall, ten of them Registered, 4 two-year-old heifers, 3 yearling heifers, 11 spring calves.Two working horses, 5 pigs 3 months old; brood sow due this Fall.Cockshutt tractor No.40 used two years; Cockshutt three-furrow plow; disk harrow, 36 disks; two leveling harrows 4 panels; spring tooth harrows 4 panels; McCormick-Deering manure spreader with tractor hitch and rubber wheels; 8-ft.cut Massey- Harris binder; 150-gallon capacity apple sprayer on rubber wheels; two cultivators, horse hoe, single plow, stone boat, new circular saw, Cockshutt 6-ft.cut mowing machine; side delivery rake on rubber wheels; seeder for lime and phosphate combined seeder; Cockshutt potato planter; potato digger; large Cock- shutt hay loader; bob sleigh with rack: box sleigh; cutter; root cutter; horse rake 10 ft.wide; Dion threshing machine No.2238, all complete, used only three weeks, on rubber wheels; sap sleigh; 27 milk cans; 2 electric Cockshutt separators; circular saw on table; set 1,000-lb.scales: step ladder; fanning mill; hot water tank; \"all the household furniture; 7 acres of standing corn; 30 acres of standing oats; all the season's hay crop.The farm consisting of 130 acres is also for sale, with good house and out-buildings.All to be sold without reserve as Mr.Lavoie has purchased a farmr in the States with stock and implements.; Sale at 11 o'clock sharp.Terms: 25 dollars and under, cash; over 25 dollars, three months\u2019 credit on furnishing approved joint notes and by paying 4% from date.E.A.BENOIT, Auctioneer.Notice Province of Quebec Municipality of the Township of GODMANCHESTER PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given you by the undersigned James E.Barrett, secretary- treasurer of the Municipality of the Township of Godmanchester, that a Referendum will be held in the County Building, Town of Hunting- don, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 25th and 26th days of August, next, from EIGHT o'clock in the forenoon to FIVE o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of ascertaining the will of the ratepayers of this municipality, as to whether By-Law No.225 is approved or disapproved (re.borrowing the \u2018est, _ §§|sum of $30,000.00 to purchase snow Montreal, Que.removing apparatus).Given at Huntingdon, this 4th day UNi or telephone of August, 1953.à, V! i - © James E.Barre! ersity 6-5641 Local 372 Secretary easurer, - M.C.TG mrad NOTICE Cornwall = the school vou Commercial will attend if you - Lafontaine & Lauzon College investigate scheduled hereinafter.Lauzon will represent the MONDA Office 2679, \u2019 LAWYERS \\ We are pleased to inform the population of the.Huntingdon District that we are now opening a law office at 4 Bouchette St., in Huntingdon, as Our Mr.Louis-Philippe firm.Telephone: 5054.- WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 2.30 p.m.to 7.00 p.m.At night by appointment At other times, please contact Valleyfield: Residence 274 Students in attendance from every part of Canada and the United States.The high standing of this Business Tralning School is evi- Œenced by its patronage of many university graduates and teachers every year, Secretarial studies and higher accounting for those who desire to prepare for the most exacting posi« tions.Individual instruction.ot Term, Wednesday, Sept.2, Prospectus address.GEORGE F.SMITH, Principal, Cornwall, Ontario, mailed {ree to any will be in the contest and sell| C.Foisy\u2019s Residence, Plank Rd., Starting at 7 p.m.EVERYBODY WELCOME TRAP SHOOT Huntingdon Thursday, Aug.13 SOCIAL TEA of the Under the auspices of .Ladies\u2019 Ald, St.Andrew's pr Huntingdon Shooting Club byterian Church.EWS Pres Inc.On the lawn, at Mrs.McCrimmon's residence Prince and Bouchette Huntingdon, weather permitted 0 erw St.Andrew's Churc}, Friday, August 14 Commencing 3 p.m.Supper Ormstown Presbyterian Church Hall Dance in Temperance Thursday,Aug.13 Tickets: 50 cents each, Children half price Eee 7 Dancing Every Friday Night Auspices of Up and Lower Ormstown W.M.S.Group at the Supper serzet mo \u201c2° HUNTINGDON FAIR Adults 60c Children 40c GROUNDS Le] ess 21st.Annual Softball Tournament and Sports Day Organized by the Ormstown Band and Legion, No.196 Branch ENTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 31, 1953 ORMSTOWN FAIR GROUNDS, Labour Day, September 7, 1953 Softball, Tug-of-War, Races Admission for Field-day Events, Afternoon and Evening: Adults 35c; Children 20c Entertainment in the Arena Hall Howick, at 10 p.m.Music by Melody Kings The Legion drawing for R.R.Tickets to Toronto will take place on Labour Day, instead of August 23rd.ADMISSION DANCE FRANKLIN COLD STORAGE Benefit of Franklin Boy Scouts Friday, August 14 Dancing from 9 p.m.to 1.30 a.m.Door and Other Prizes The Scout Movement is Worthy of Your Support Wilson Westernaires 60c TAX INCL.\u2014\u2014 FARARR SUNDAY, 2 P.M.Sharp In case of rain, races Horse Races OPENING OF BENNY\u2019S AMUSEMENT PARK AT ST.ANTOINE ABBE, QUE.EVERYBODY WELCOME Sunday AUGUST 16 Admission: 25c will be held the following _ FL.Leblanc, prop.Hotel St.Agnes | presents JIMMY THOMPSON AND ORCHESTRA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Telephone 705 HUNTINGDON FAIR AUGUST 27-28-29 « Opens, Thursday Night with Big Street Parade starting at 7.15 p.m.BIG VARIETY SHOW with added attractions Thursday, Friday and ° Saturday nights BLACK ÆND WHITE DAY ON FRIDAY Horse Drawing Contest AND HORSE RACES SATURDAY AFTERNOON GRAND DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT MIDWAY \u2014 TED'S BROADWAY SHOWS .* 19 keep the hosiery mills running try to satisfy these demands.And, it is trong and Sh ' 3 g S eer amazing what they have done to- Say Hosiery Men wards achieving the impossible.King Solomon with the whims of Take, for instance, what i8 happen- 1,000 women to cater to had an ling at Burlington Mills in Lachine.easy time of it compared to ho- |The company ls spending more slery mill executives.Hoslery men [than 3500,000\u2014in addition to the have Wterally millions of women to $1,500,000 spent two years ago\u2014to eep happy\u2014as they go about the |give women the hosi ; job of producing nylons that will & osiery they want.appeal, flatter, slim, attract and generally glamorize female legs.GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY MOOSE JAW, Sask.(CP) \u2014 This is Moose Jaw's golden anniversary year.The southern fdrming and railroad hub was incorporated as a city in 1803.New-type Nylons Wind Becand on, Bill, on holidays, writes, \u201cDear Dad, we went for a run and the lake last night.I didn't think I could go all the way.Half way around I thought I was puffed out, But all of a sudden, I wasn't tired any more and I ran fast all the way.My Uncle says I got my nd wind.se hat memories that Skinny men, women gain5,10,15 lbs.w Pep, 100.Be Thrilled Cet Nests - or Pay Nothing legs £ll out; ugly thrill! Bony arms, legs ; has il up; neck no 1 r scrawny; dy Joses half-starved, sickly look.Thousands, 5 ever could gain before, are Dow proud 4 Bever CO caltby-looking bodies.They thao shape Vs ial vigor-building and flesh.uilding be Poster.ts tonics, stimulants, invigors- ron vitamin By Salim, enrjeh bloods hove à ion so Lapre appetile tend nourishment; put Hesh you mr ones.Mrs.L.Savard, Mattagamj The manufacturers of hosiery, have an answer, at least the best And, while nylons must do all these [answer for the present, to the things, they must also wear well.|women's desire for a stocking that They must be light as a powder [will wear as well as it looks.fleck, as sheer as the wing of a dragonfly.as sturdy as the sides of a battlewagon.So, the ultra-chic 66 gauge 12 denier nylons are a fact.And for those who prefer them, heavier de- Impossible?Of course it is.But [nier and looser gauge hoslery are this does not stop women from de- [also being produced.\u2018This is one manding all these qualities in the |way hosiery men try to keep wom- hosiery they buy.So the men who (en happy! Produced by Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited as a public servicé .A FLICK OF THE SWITCH.AND THE STABLE IS CLEAN! @ e , The Huntingdon Gleaner ¢ sation + was losing 8 little more.All e ° \u20ac T's e urged him to Of Many Things aires et in Russia Announces It Has They said there was no use send- By Ambrose Hills ing Sood money after bad.But he, brought me! One time, at Scout quit because he loved the In Camp years ago, l'à discovered that |Adio business and he had faith.\u20ac 0 en 0 if 1 just kept running, even though J¢ Went to see his bank mana- .\u201cpuffed out\"; I'd get my second |ECT, Where he already had an over.Malenkov Announces Budget Provides For wind.I told my scoutmaster, an old or : 1 ed Def C i i A i ge captain, about 1, and he sold |.L Euess I should quit.\u201d he sald, mprov ence Capacity Against Aggression something Ill remember all mYlup yet youn nos Le give An ominous warning came from State Secretary Dulles said other io ou got I'll try another year of it before ]|Moscow just two weeks after peace |matters might also arise for debate, you got your second wind, did [close up shop.\u201d returned to Korea.Russia served including such Asian issues as the letter you, laddie?That's good.Because! The banker agreed to go along notice on the world that she has fate of Formosa and the Indo- youll find it is your second wind because he knew my friend had the mastered production of the hydrogen China war.that will blow all your argosies kind of courage it takes to win bie bomb.Dulles and South Korean Presl- sa ely to port.Never forget that, |in the long run.And the tide soon The announcement came as Prem- dent Syngman Rhee are committed y boy.began to turn.That little station is |ier Georgi Malenkov made a surprise [to walk out of the talks in 90 days If you have a dream that is fal- NOW one of the biggest and most |8PPearance before a joint session of [if they feel the conference is being tering, keep on.Your second wind |Prosperous in Western Canada, and |the Supreme Soviet.\u201cThe United | \u201cexploited\u201d by the Reds, and Rhee will blow it safe to port.When the |the owner is quite comfortably off.|States no longer has the monopoly has clamored for allied support of going seems rough and you're ali |He is glad now that he kept on un-|0f the hydrogen bomb,\u201d Malenkov resuming the war if unification is but puffed out, go a bit further and {til he got his second wind.And so told the cheering deputies.He add- [not achieved and the walkout be- watch for that amazing miracle |Are the people in his community, |ed that Russian scientists had mast- [comes a fact.called second wind.because his broadcasting station, ered its production long ago.Hungry Germans Defy Reds You know, there are many men Unsubsidized by any tax money,! Malenkov said the Soviet military! Hungry East Germans continue to and women who have never known |B VéS generously of its time and |budget provided for improved de- |defy severe restrictions by Russian that amazing experience.They quit oy to every worthwhile cause.|fence capacity \u201cto give a crushing zone Communists on travel into West too soon.When they felt puffed out.ave you a dream that stubborn- |blow to any aggressor who wants to|Berlin.Thousands dodged guards they stopped, or yelled for help, or he uses to come true?Keep violate the peaceful life of theiand streamed over the border for blamed the world for their misfor- A Pi and your second wind will Soviet Socialist Republics.\u201d their share of free food parcels from tunes.If only they had gone along V#!L it safe to port! The hydrogen bomb is a develop- CLEAN the United States.Even direct as- on bare bones.rites, \u201c1 gained je Ibs.Tired & while, persistent to the end, they ment of the atom bomb but many \\saults by Red storm troopers failed feeling, nervousness sen Chat, PO.writen, might have felt that wonderful Fi jtimes more powerful.The United to smash the relief campaign.Ms furs | Ganon, lth fine.My rundown Second surge of energy that would nancial Statement [bette atomic energy commission is| Lines were forming at the food have brought their dream to fruition.I knew a man who owned a little radio station back in the days when the going was tough.Merchants had very little money with which to advertise.Every month the vained 15 1bs, New pep.hu bor fear gotting really fat, Sto) ou've gained the 10, 15 bs.you $s oney back if you're not delighted.sts little.New \u2018\u2019get-acquainted\u201d\u201d size only 60e.Hefuse substitutes.Ostrex has given results when other tonics failed.Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for new vigor and added pounds, this very day.At ggists.believed to have exploded the world's stations before mid-morning and the first hydrogen bomb in a series of vast give-away passed the 2,000,000- tests at the Eniwetok atoll in the parcel mark last week-end.OF HUNTINGDON Marshall Islands last year, although In the Soviet sector, Dean Hein- this has not been announced offi- rich Grueber, Protestant church Statement of cially.AEC announcements have liaison officer to the East German REVENUE and EXPENSE said only that there have been ex-|government, condemned.the West's for the school year 1952-53 periments in certain thermonuclear (food gift program as a barrier to when PROTESTANT SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY STABLE IN 10 : REVENUE devices, which was taken to mean German unity and peace.He warned d there's another Welcome fi Cle on vaiuion of bomb ike exposes.© oe | Bu te a conse ||| MINU TES i valuation of mo-ilke explosives.a blessing but into a curse.\u201d an e me oryou.$1,961,360.) .$ 27459.04 Malenkov's speech also outlined Proportion of Company Seek Continental Federation \u2018 a big new government program for CALVERT HOUSE taxes received 2,706.45 | Production of consumer goods and said the government was prepared A powerful continental federation is the aim of the foreign ministers of West Europe.At a two-day confer- TTT $ 30,165.49 to make a major effort in this direction.He told the deputies the ; budget was a big step torwards build- 176.60 ing communism in the Soviet Union \u2014 land reflected the government's pol- $ 20,988.89 icy towards a steadily rising national ; economy.2,307.70 U.S.Guarantee for Korea 12136 | A treaty pledging the military 5,600.00 might of the United States In de- ence in Germany they agreed to create a commission of experts to meet in Rome Sept.22 to speed final approval of a project for a united .Europe.! The ministers said they agreed that formation of a political community consisting of six West European countries is essential and would Less proportion of Co, taxes paid Hinchin- brooke Trustees School fees charged 1952- 1958 LL.LL LL Interest on Arrears Straight from gutter to easily to old barns.Simple, spreader in 10 to 20 minu- t- sturdy, practical; needs Tuition fee from Elgin .represent an important contribu- tes\u2014both liquids and solids.tle attention.Most popular Rents oo & remittanon: 00 [ence of ovar-baftered South Korea tion to world peace.No more scooping, lifting cleaner in North America.Donaiions remiliances 145.13 7 Lhe @rmies break \u2018Me LTUCE Crippling French Strike Ends or pushing.Completely ECONOMICAL-\u2014Pays for Gomations for prizes .242.00 and attack again has been Initialled France staggered back to normal automatic.One user says itself in labor - saving, grants for It must have the approval 's worst general General Purposes after the country's wo g 21,896.86 af the US.Senate before it becomes |strike since 1936.An estimated binding.; 2,000,000 workers in a variety of $ 60,341.94, The signing in Seoul, by US.public services left their jobs in pro- 5,137.43 State Secretary Dulles and Foreign |test against Premier Joseph Laniel's Minister Pyun Yung of South Korea, oy plans to save money at æ $ 65,479.37 came as United Nations headquarters pair expense.> \u2014\u2014\u2014 |announced in New York that 16 al- There wore possibilities of further lied countries with troops in Korea general walkouts if Laniel decided to , EXPENSE thave promised to take Up arms again go through with his plans.Sec'y.-treas.salary .$ 1200.00 in the event of a new Communist General administration .703.91 attack.Attendance Officer 2500 Dulles and President Syngman School Census 10.00 Rhee of South Korea also announced 36,071.10 an agreement to walk out of the \u201cMy wife or children switch health-saving and increas- on the Cleaner when I am ed profits.Three models\u2014 away\u201d.EASY TO INSTALL for small, medium and \u2014 No pit required and very large barns.Cost estimates Deficit for year little concrete work.Adapts gladly given.PADDLES 12 In.\u2014 A Size to Fit Your Barn \u2014 APART : Three different BEATTY Clay Barn Cleaner models \u2014 each one rated in size and power to handle a certain number of cows with ease.MODEL \u201cA\u201d for small barns handles up to 25 cows ysis of Lv - CIEÂNERS TO\".CHOOSE FROM \u2018v: a Tree Marking Paint For Woodlot Owners School supplies, books, forthcoming political conference if ; wg bart mi .ete LL LL ee 3783.23 both feel after 90 days that the Com- Time consuming axe-blazing of MODEL \u201cB\" for medium barns handles 35 to 50 cows Elevators straight out, at Upkeep: munists are \u201cexploiting\u201d efforts to |trees marked for felling can now MODEL \u201cC\u201d for large barns handles 50 to 100 cows | iah | Janitor, fuel, etc.5656.45 achieve peace in Korea.be eliminated by the use of a new any angle up to right angle.CALVERT HOUSE Hie.So os | PR, en Glo ry Repairs .249042 basing U.S.troops in Korea al- [Paint and var Akers.\u2014 AUTHORIZED BEA CLAY BARN CLEANER DEALERS \u2014 Bank interest Brilliant yellow in color, the paint ! 13.61 though Dulles said that U.S.was can be seen for a considerable dis- Canadian Whisk y , ; | ; \u201c ; Soneyance of pupils .11,928.71 | anxious to get its troops home as tance in the bush even on a dark C.E.BOYCE W.D.FRASER \u2018 CALVERT DISTILLERS LIMITED AMHERSTBURG Ont 100.Band .600.00 soon as is consistent with our re day.It may be applied with an Huntin don Dundee i | Prizes .266.75 sponsibilities.\u201d Dulles and his ad- ajemite gun or a pack-sack-type g Howick School Board 880.00 vistors also discussed with South pressure sprayer.mou eee - = ; Capital expense «from Korean leaders a vast program of Tree marking paint will be found D.A.BARRINGTON W.G.McARTHUR & SON evenue .1386.98 economic aid planned by the US.especially helpful to farmers who Ormsto H ick to help rebuild the war-torn land.|are managing their woodlots on a stown OWIC $ 65,479.37 \u2018The program, to take from three to|gystained yield._ \u2014 \u2018four years, contemplates $1,000,000.- .\u2014 {000 in American aid.Dulles and Rhee in a joint statement hailed their works as \u201can im portant contribution to the develop- CAPITAL and LOAN FUND iment of independence and freedom ASSETS \u2018in the Far East.\u201d Land and buildings .$300,000.00 Ready to Fight Back Furniture and equipment 5500.00| Almost in routine fashion, the Furniture added in 1952-3 1,300.00 United States revealed to the United School bus cost 5538.79 Nations that it had signed a pact \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 with 15 other UN members who $ 312,338.79 | fought in Korea pledging to resist \u2014\u2014\u2014 any new attack on South Korea even if fighting should spread beyond Korean borders.Britain and Canada, Statement of ASSETS and LIABILITIES as of June 30th, 1953 AN / OE EE \u201cloft, vy, ve 1 LIABILITIES p sata) Reserve for Depreciation: on buildings at 3% on however, promptly announced some reserva- balance .\u2014 an Real 45,957.00 tions.They declared that the prom- on bus at 20% on bal.3,270.00 Net fixed Assets 263 111.79 ise did not commit them to any ct ©\" definite course of action, and a $ 312,338.79 Canadian spokesman said any move to meet a new attack would be taken only after consultations among the BUDGETARY REVENUE FUND |16 nations.In London, a foreign ASSETS office spokesman said his govern- Cash on hand, in bank .§ 103 ment did not consider the pledge Arrears of: committed Britain in advance to 1952-53 taxes .3,000.33 \u201cany precise course of action.\u201d Ex- 1951-52 taxes .329.53 Plaining that only _hopothetieal\u201d feo à : = i situations were cove y the Come to Banff and Lake Louise in the scenic Cana- Pest 51 and prior .19.50 pledge.he said action taken would BY THE dian Rockies.Enjoy thrilling mile-high golf, dancing, 1952-53 fees .174.60 have to be in line with circumstances 1951-52 and prior .38.60 | at the time.swimming, boating, hiking and trail riding.Your Model for Model, feature for feature, GMC trucks give you more he i id i Just what the pact involved ap- ; AC tn v 1 le, A holid .d Prepaid insurance .30830 peared to depend pacs © outcome po\u201d real dollar value right from the word \u201cGo!\u201d On city delivery hid \u201c1 uy oliday begins as you board your 245 |the post-armistice political confer- jobs, for example, they can't be equalled for dependability, comfortable, air-conditioned $ 396349 ence in Korea, which according to stamina, auractive appearance and all \u2018round uility.And every \u201c 5 : ; : truce terms must open by Oct.27.sing'e model, from the smart-looking sedan delivery to the 2 Canadian Pacific train.Choice LIABILITIES The talks are aimed at finding a biggest heavy-duty hauler, brings you overall economy you've x \u2018of accommodation from Bank overdraft .$ 2,491.06 way to unite North and South Korea never known before! se ; Due Government for by peaceful means and fixing a time berths to drawing rooms Pension Fund .1182.13 for withdrawal of Chinese and on and delicious meals, too.Accts.payable: forces from the peninsula.U.S.\u2019 Martin Beattie .25.00 L.Yhema .49.00 Bringing Home .Revenue Fund Surplus: I.L.HEATH, Agent At June 30/52 § 5506.19 The Harvest = Less Arrears .- ; 4,000 Years oO Where the loads are heaviest and the Huntingdon, Que.written off _152-46 \u2019 Ag goingisroughest, GMCtruckscan handle Net .5353.73 For several centuries in ancient the really rugged jobs with ease, and \u2018Less deficit for Egypt it was the custom fo furnish come back for more.GMC pays off in lyr.1952/53 5137.43 216.30 en ° and retainers executing load-carrying ability with deep channel ° efje \u2014\u2014\u2014 {Various tasks.The Royal Ontario section frame pide rails, rugged front $ 386349 Museum possesses several interest- axles, plus a full range of rear axles an .\u2014\u2014|ing examples of this type of object, transmissions and heavy duty springs.Audited and found correct, and among them is an appealing This wide range lets you select exactly \u2014\u2014 W.L.CARR, Auditor.group of two loaded donkeys with the GMC truck you want for your par- itheir drivers, about ten inches > ticular job.\u2018high and roughly carved and paint- | ed.This group formed part of the stock funeral equipment that pro- | vided the owner of the tomb with .the pleasures and necessaries of BY THE |daily life in the next world.Thus (it served the same magical pur- ipose as the pictures decorating For faster acceleration and greater hill 82 = 128 Lower Concession | Farm ope and spray of aluminum oxide powder.Members of the Methodist Youth tions have been pretty small, but walking on the main street in Val- Ste-Barbe 61 2 = 151 joyed drive t bur Beacon They say the new technique takes Fes Oe eo non knowing Mr.MacPherson, he will |leyfleld you should happen to see|Poll No.5 .306 Lo Ausable Chasm on Tuesday Aug, he \u201couch!\u201d out of havin Thursday after ten delightful days soon hate the § greater part of the a two-decker bus, don\u2019t be start- |Ste-Stanislas 185 46 139 \u2014 231 pres gsable Chacm où Tuesday.ÂUE, tooth fixed 5.at Lake Meacham, N.Y.comm y coming to listen to his ley and cry, \u201cI must be in Ni Poll N ; ; : ; atl ea ham pare Sour simple philosophy of life.York!\u201d because we will Jn ew ool No.5 Cee 306 158 36 122 _ 194 Lyon Mountain and Chateaugay.Manufacturers in many fields Gleason, Mrs.Joan Bennett, Misses peu case anyone 38 Interested, his paving a Visit from Dan Dann, the|Ste-Cécile 260 142 31 111 \u2014 173 -_\u2014 keep coming up with new uses Arlene Howard and Betty Manson |2ddress is; Box 73, Bellevue, Alla.) M0 -man.Poll No.i for aluminum.And : \u2018 Be loved mach other at different Involved da Accident me to win | he had.a small machine shop Poll No.8LZ D 332 192 1 is SE 209 Franklin Centre derange à d'our rth ov sav 3 nl- ome in , .-\u2014 ; ., ) 1 ove times.day morning.Aug.2nd, the peg, Man., Mf.and Mrs.Allan Ar- N.Y.but decided to buy a ngston, Valleyfield Quartier 208 Saturday visitors at the home of help in finding a remedy for their when you group Invited Rev.Witla: kil Mpa nold and family met with a most hand Fifth Avenue bus in New Salaberry Centre Mr.and Mrs.John Ross were Mr.production aches and pains.Many buy the big Strate Mg.who.was in camp unfortunate accident.Just on the York and is having it remodelled in Poll No.9A .302 199 39 160 _ 238 and Mrs.Norman Dornan of Ver- times the result is another Cana- thrifty gallon with his family, to conduct an open outskirts of New York City, with its |Albany.It will be similar to a Poll No.9B .3e5 216 49 167 _ 26 dun and Terrebonne, Also Mr.and dian plant opening up to make 9 air service at the Camp usual heavy traffic, a car pulled trailer when finished.The top deck Poll No.10 .322 206 54 152 \u2014 260 Mrs.Gordon Dornan of Ville La- new and useful alumi a jug instead The young people had fine wea-|OUt right in front of Mr.Arnold |Will be turned into an apart- |EOU No.11A .256 135 38 97 \u2014 173 Salle.duct.Alumi Compan\u2019 ot of smolles ther almost every day they were who had no alternative but to run ment, kitchen, living-room, bed- Poll No, 11B .110 70 14 56 _ 3 Mrs.John Ross left on Tuesday ct, uminum Company of boit M CAMP.even.though it was à into it.A car, travelling directly room.bathroom and an observation |Foll No.124.180 109 24 85 _ for Providence, R.I., to visit her Canada, Ltd.(Alcan).otties.bit on the cool side.The mountain |Pehind the Arnolds, in turn ran into platform on the back.Poll No.12B .199 125 35 90 \u2014 ir was clear and invigorating and - Quartier Maisonneuve Quest ai 1 g 2 them causing considerable damage Jone lower deck will have a com- Quartier Mai the group enjoyed climbing Mt.to all three cars.Miraculously, none |P te machine shop, which includes |Poll No.13A .216 83 15 v-552 Debar and surrounding mountains, 9! the Arnolds were injured al- and key making machines.weldiné on No.19B 206 140 22 118 \u2014 and exploring the local countryside.tough they did receive a terrific oo.ey making machines, welding Poll No.14 .228 140 1 14 = shaking-up.The car, a late model \u201c4 pment and four different types Poll No.15A 218 8 124 \u2014 ; = => re ee Chrysler, was a total wreck, and of grinders for scissors, knives, etc.,|Poll No.15B .274 re 28 95 _ j the family were forced to complete 259 8 bent With plenty of hand Poll No.16A DS 247 151 a 20 \u2014 4 their trip home by train.tools.In Kingston, he has been|poll No.168 .177 ou Le _ : Do You Want Some Cheap Lumber?ire: ok JP IE eu Safe 1 à @ \u20ac ; p ° Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Demers and |MAker.He has invented many gad- lponi No, 17B .\u2026.° 156 31 125 - family, accompanied by Mrs.Arthur gets.One is a beer drinking affair Poll No.18a a Las 37 67 _ - » gr mr ; at you can use without removin ah 16 128 \u2014 ; 1\u201d x 5°, 6°, 7\u201d tongue and grooved boards, Pres motored vin Montreal on the top of the bottle and it could varier Maisonneuve Ouest i 2\" 4\", price $90.00 who ls still a patient in the Mont.|2L50 be used on any can of fruit or |pon No.\u2026.0 a Buse x 4°, price $90.00 per thousand réal General Hospital, where he is|\u2018°M2to juice.Po No.om Nw 1 _ 4 ; recovering from injuries sustained ls wife has a Necchl ga.Quartier Champlain Nord 302 163 5 106 DISCOVER 2 x 6 and 2 x B, price $106.00 per thousand.{22 0\" from 8 ood 3 dar M Cure Sheraton on pes dE EN sou 8 go- co ri Lo ; | ) ok for the double decker next |: 0.21 .344 199 59 140 _ pleasure.This is No.2 quality, but the price is right to re ear futur © 0 ome \" summer with vhe sign om Poll No.228.246 124 2 a Ç rive 3 ch b ildi : Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Winders 1t an Pa $ pois var heck Poll No.234 .2 fa I = = the Morris today | 3 eapen up your buuding costs.and children, Margaret and Donald| can!\u201d \u2019 Poll No.23B .302 a us = 1 $ jet Hadeontleld, NJ.spent & couple, Canoe and Sailing Club Regatta Poll No.24A .= OR 26 5 \u2014 .ARR : a ome of \u2018The Canoe and Sail P .o i No.1 building lumber in tongue and grooved, Mr.and Mrs.Lyle L.Currie.They Valleyfleld held thelr lol eat Quartier Bellerive 160 Ho 2 89 = 22 ers a ome n Sun 2 2x4,2x6,2x8and2x 10 This is really Mr.paré rs Gregor Leslie and weather Vas plessant DE here vas Poil = on Lo 200 oo D 7 125 MYRE & LEDUC $ } relatives Huntingdon.Mr.|just enough wind for the sailboats.asc ._ 244 ILI : fine grade lumber selling at our usual prices.and Mrs.Winders are compiling a|There were hundreds of spectators.oon No 4d or ue 214 5 149 -\u2014 279 W YS and MOR SALES and SERVICE 1 amor ee and ere ondes touring The results of the races.are as fol- ['Poll No.27A .rd 138 1% a _ Fert CHAMPLAIN SERVICE STATION ormation as'lows: .- .1 ALL CLASSES OF BUILDING MATERIAL §|possile about relatives in this dis.| Canadian Scherley Trophy.Class Poll No.278.2 2 ms \u2014 1M Phone 2938 Huntingdon 4 ., ers was a second [25, horsepower motor boats\u20141, Dr.\"og CU \u2014 235 i ank 3 IN STOCK cousin of the late Miss Bella Mo- |D.Perron, driver Gilles Sauvé; 2 (poll No.30a |.6 188 £ 18 - 2: mer Ridge and Plank Roads ; Bath, and through the Post Office in [Jim Williams, Ormstown; 3 Jean |pon No.0B 185 84 30 54 - 114 Dundee he traced relatives of the Marchand, Beauharnois.Poil Ne vB se 225 133 28 106 \u2014 161 - Tate Miss McBain and so came in| Perron & Freres, Trophy\u2014Light- pon No aig |.us 14 4 40 Tim NA ; contact with the Currie family.|ning Class\u2014Sailboats\u20141 Charles pu No.31B .171 88 41 47 - \"12 \u2018 HOT, TIRED ; Mr.and Mrs.Dave Campbell and |McDonald; 2 Ronald Vincent; 3 Poll No.32A .297 136 70 66 = 206 5 ; family of Cornwall, Ont., were Sun- [Jim Lafontaine; 4 Doug.Montgom- Poll No.32B .265 143 37 106 \u2014 180 FEET ° day guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.L.ery.Poll No.33A .255 138 48 90 \u2014_ 186 _ Currie.Judy and Susan remained| Runabout Class\u20141 Claude Blan- Poll No.33B .264 153 - 47 106 \u2014 200 Soothe them : to spend & few days with their|Chard; 2 Jaeques Brodeur; 3 An- [Foll No.344 249 141 41 100 - 182 : ; grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Currie, tonio Patenaude.Foll No.343.214 117 50 67 \u2014 167 quickly and effectively.1 ydroplane Class\u20141 Marcel e [Poll No.333 201 57 _ fast -drvi inard\u2019s ë 3 NT ° Paul Leduc Trophy, ere, Quartier Ste-Cécile He 208 Ger fast drving Mind's 1 3 Lt Did you know that horsepower\u20141 René St.Marie: 2 [50 Na 908 = 214 18 3 100 \u2014 16 y\u2019 Liniment\u2014rub it on.fue { p\u2014 ORY ) ne uzon; aurice Menard, Poll No.36B .226 131 26 _ the coolness\u2014 get relief, quick! 3 == ; #0 H.Cousineau Trophy, Class 7! |Poll No.36C .314 192 44 148 \u2014 236 \u2014 ° .; - horsepower\u2014! 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