The gleaner, 18 juin 1958, mercredi 18 juin 1958

[" WINNERS AT ORMSTOWN EXHIBITION Subscription: $3.50 per youn ¢ for x National injustice is the Bien .+ surest road tu national! avict downfall, à FAT My A te | ; es.J ed all to the yed by 2 fel St, o em- orning e near s from overed Grand Champion Female Aryshire Film Manor Royal Honey, first prize Ayrshire cow, 5 years and over, dry; senior and grand cham- Grand Champion Holstein (ow ~ Glen Urquhart Marcia, first prize dary Aged Cow, Senior and Grand female.1958 Ormstown Ex- pion hibition.for J.Grant Whyte, Hut- tingdon, Que.Mrs.Grant Whyte u the halter.Champion Holstein female at Orms- town Exhibition for J.R.McDonald, Huntingdon, Que.Local Golfers Place In Legion Golf Tournament The Cunadian Legion.Quebec Command held their sixth annual Golf Tournament at the Valleyfield Golf and Country Club on Saturday, June 14th.There was a turnout of over two hundred Golfers from all parts of the province, and despite the cold wind which blew all day the tournament was a great success.Bill Kryskov of Coronation Branch No.73 was the winner in the low Bross class with a score of 77 for the eighteen holes.The team Trophy went to a four man team from Lakeshore Branch of Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Thoir total score was 344, Earl Martin, Cecil Brown, Merrill Saturday Smith and Mons Duke each received a prize for their 5th place finish in the team low net with a 290 score.Their gross score was 397.Alton Warden was awarded a prize for an 11th place finish in the low net.He scored 123 gross and 71 net.Jon Proudfoot turned in the best round of the day for the local branch when he came in with an 83 gross.This was good for a 5th place finish, behind Bill Kryskov the winner.Other local golfers who took part in the Tournament where Irvin Laberge.Andrew Fawcett and Jos.Buisseau.Howick High School To Elect New Commissioner At a mceting of the Howick School Board on Thursday evening, June 12, it was announced by Kenneth E.Lyall, Socretary- Treasurer.that early in July an election will be held for one commissionership to the schoo! board.The post presently is held Robert W.McFarlane, A hy ee.meeting will be held during the first week of July at which Mr.Lyall will preside.There will be several changes in staff at the Howick High School when school reopens in September.Mrs.Robert Morgan will be returning to the staff us Principal after several terms of teaching at Ormstown and Macdonald High Schools.Observe Annual Corpus Christi Event On Thursday covening, the parishioners of SL.Joseph Chureh attended the annual hrocession of Corpus Christi.The procession formed in front of the church about 9 o'clock, the Garde Champlain of Valleyfield heading it.Then came the Air Force Cadets of St.Joseph School followed by the members of the Eucharist Crusade.This year's first communicants and pupils of Notre Dame School, the Children of Mary, Ladies ol 8t.Ann, Daughters of Isabelle, cach group headed by their respective banuer, folluwed.Then came the bovs of St.Joseph School, the Cross and acolytes, the altar boys and the Hely Sacrament.The men's choir, League of the Sacred Heart and the Knights of Columbus.Praying and the procession street altar which had been erected al the Knights of Colum- hus Hall.There everyone was blessed by the Holy Host and a solemn salute to Jesus in the Fucharist took place.The procession started out again, head- singing hvmns, B ing toward the church on which poreh another altar had been rected.Father David invited those present to receive Holy Communion.He thanked the people for attending in such a large number and urged them to prav to the Lord for their needs and particularly for the fruits of the earth.Father Marcil.of Herdman, then said the mass of the Sacred Heart which ended the ceremony.Father David wishes to thank all those who helped in preparing this annual ceremony and all those who attended.arrived at the, Mrs, Susan G.Fleming, a graduate of Cambridge University, England, who for th.past two years has been teaching at Richmond.Quebec, will be the Lew Home Economies teacher.Mr.Alan Barnes who has been with the Montreal Protestant School Board will be teaching high chool classes.Mrs.Lottie Templeton is returning to the staff to take charge of the fifth grade.In the elementary classes, the position of third grade teacher has not yet been filled.Graduation Ceremony At Valleyfield Normal School Miss Pauline Smith of Hemming- ford area was one of the graduates of the Valleyfield Normal School at the Convocation held on Saturday.Presiding at the ceremony was His Excellency Bishop Alfred Langlois.Assisting in the ceremony were Rev.1.U.Belanger, Principal: Brothers Joseph Viau, Chaplain: M.Montpetit, Superior of the Seminary and other priests.The ceremony opened with the crowning of the graduates by their parents in the Recreation Hall.The graduating ceremony followed in the auditorium.The ceremony began with the presentation of special and other prizes to the graduates.This was followed by the presentation of Diploman C, Grades 10-11.English and French.Rev.L.U.Belanger spoke on \u201cNotre Dame de Lourdes\u201d, an account vf the centenary, giving his address in both English and French, His Excellency Bishop Alfred Langlois gave the benediction.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Smith attended thelr daughter's graduation.Huntingdon Citizen's Band Attends Sacred Heart Rally In Montreal On Sunday.June 15, The League of The Sacre Heart throughout Canada celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the foundation of the Jeague at St.Joseph's Shrine Montreal where approximately 1 200,000 leaguers attended.It was most gratifying for th: {Huntingdon Citizen's Band to {receive congratulations from the League of St.Joseph's Parish Huntingdon for their splendid performance.The League offi- clals especially commented on the selection of hymns marched which were appropriate for the occasion, in which thousands joined in the singing of them.William E.Gladstone.NINETY - FIFTH YEAR Counselling Members of the Chateauguay Valley Protestant School Bourds Association gathered at Franklin Centre Consolidated Schoul.on Wednesday evening for a regular meeting of that body with a good representation of the various Bourds present.Mr.H.A.D.Somerville, MPP, chairman of the Hemmingford School Board, was chairman of the meeling und Mr.McLeod, Principal of Hennningford School was secretary.Several matters pertaining to the minutes were discussed.IL was decided by the Boards to allow the teachers (wo half-days during the next school year to attend a Teachers workshop under the auspices of the Chateutguay Valley Teachers\u2019 Association.Inspector Brady spoke in favour of this and suid such a workshop is a preat uid to teachers.Under new business, the matter of motorists not stopping for school buses wus discussed and it was felt that a meeting with all bus drivers should be called to see what may be done to further educate the public on this matter.It was said that many motorists do not stop for the buses and this had resulted in some cases being brought against offenders.Some felt that instead of actually making a case, that a warning letter should be sent by the authorities and only if the party is a consistent offender should a case be made of it.Others said they thought it was all a matter of continual education of the public, but that it must be more widespread than at present.After a long discussion, it was decided that a meeting or meetings should be held carly in September of all the school bus drivers and owners to study à further course to follow.It was mentioned that government gravel trucks were among the worst offenders of mot stopping for the school buses.It was also suggested that a speaker be obtained from the Provincial Police Traffic Dept.to address the meeting when it is held.The guest speaker of the evening was David D.Smith, Ph D.Personnel Assistant, Personnel Department Canadian National Railwavs, Montreal.He was introduced by Mr Somerville.His subject had to do with Student Counsellor and Guidance work.Local CARE Parcels Are Appreciated By Families In Far-off Lands From time to time the Powers- court Women's Association send «à donation to CARE for a food parcel, to be sent to some needy family.A number of these have Leen acknowledged by the recipients.A letter has just been received from Germany acknowledging the latest parcel.Quote from letter; \u201cIt is a nice feeling to know that people thousands of miles away from here, think about as and are willing to help us.You know that Berlin is divided into four parts.Around Berlin is the Russian zone.Western Berlin is like an island and we can\u2019t get out of it.That is a reason too, why it is so difficult to live here\".Helping CARE to send parcels to unfortunate people is a worthy cause which many so- cietics might take up.Annual Art Exhibit, Tea At Grove Hall The Annual Art Exhibit of the Chateauguay Valley Artists\u2019 Ass- oclation will be held in Grove Hall, on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, June 20th and 21st.Although no formal opening and programme has been arranged\u2019 as in former years, the paintings will be on view from 8 to 10 P.M.on Friday evening.There will be a receptacle at the door for voluntary contributions from those attending.These proceeds will go to the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Hunting- don County Hospital.Mr.Raymond Rowat and Mr.Alex.Faw- cett will be in charge of arranging and hanging the paintings.Artists wishing to exhibit ar: urged to have their paintings at Grove Hall by Thursday evening and definitely not later than Friday afternoon.Exhibitors wishing further information.may call Mrs.F.G.McCrimmon, Mrs, Bernice Burns.President and Secretary respectively, of the Chateauguay Valley Artists\u2019 As- ociation, or Mr.Alex Fawcett.The Art Exhibit will be open on Saturday afternoon from 3- 5.30 p.m.when Tea will be served by the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary.It might be added that other bands present played military music.THE GLEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM For Students Is Talk Given To School Board's Meeting He opened his subject with an illustration of a student who in the early part of his school career did very well indeed and obtained high marks.Later the scholar entered university but failed to du as well in an engineering course.His case was taken up with a student counsellor and the course was switched to Arts, when the student immediately began to improve and finally reached a high degree.Mr.Smith said that many factors could account for such cases.In this case it was a misdirected effort and the fact that the student suffered an illness also had its effect.The poor achievement had a mental effect and then the talk with the counsellor resulted in redirected effort which relieved the anxiety and brought about a change for the better.Mental health problems arse from many things unsatisfactory home conditions, lack of parental affection, fear-fear of failure, fear of examinations, fear of teacher, ete.In teen-agers there are the prob- blems of boy and girl relationships, und situations where students are forced into classes in which they are not interested.A guidance program helps to determine the causes of inefficient learning.This Is done through examination of schoo! records and past performance; observations of class and general behaviour: discussions with parents.ete; psychological tests.Then a start is made to solve the problems involved-\u2014selec- tion of more appropriate study program; Educate the child to his own abilities and potentials: help parents understand their children; help teachers to know their children better.The counsellor then helps the student to mature and make a better adjustment.He talks to him from a neutral standpoint, that is, he is not emotionally involved with the child as the parents and the teachers often and usually are.If the student is involved with some problem, it is more likely he will discuss it with the counsellor, than he would with his parents or the teachers.It may be that he fears punishment if he discusses certain subjects and problems with his parents, but feels free to discuss them with a counsellor, who is not going to be emotionally upset by rome deed which he has done or caused to be done.Such is often the case with students who are beginning on ther sex adjustment.They are experiencing a new.but natural phase mm life and they have probably only lenrned about it through the talk of the gang, but have never been told about it in a straight forwurd manner.If they have problems of this nature, they will more readily discuss it with a counsellor than with parents because of the element of fenr of what the purents may say or think about such things, Counselling and guidance are not curc-alls.Nor is it \u201cmothering\u201d and making things soft for n child.The first responsibility rests with the child and then with Uie child's parents, Counselling does not remuke students, it does frequently enable them to minke more effective use of their potential.The basic vole vf à student in school is to learn efficiently with ultimate gonls to- wird citizenship and maturity.However, learning may be retarded by lack of intellectual capacity: lack of challenge, lack of interest and emotional disturbance.Much mental energy is tied up in emotional problems that little is left for application to studies, Henlth plays an important part as to the child being able to concentrate fully on his studies AIL of these problems can lead to a child's strange behaviour The causes vary with the individual student and are seldom obvious Lo the student, his parents, or his teuchers.Only by studing all the tacts and analyzing them can the cause and effective remedy Le found.In summing up, Mr.Smith said that im many schools and colleges, it had been found that counsellor work had been effective in re-instat- ing students on the road to better learning und accomplishment.The members present were asked if they thought a counsellor system would be of benefit in this area.Mr, Smith said he thought if they did decide on such a course thal perhaps it would be better to have a person who would spend part of his time at each of the schools in the area and thus it would not be so costly.The meeting was given the opportunity to give il further consideration and then to make their views known at a later meeting.Mr.Smith was thanked McLeod.by Mr.Graduation Exercises Held At Ormstown High School Friday.June 13th, was Senior Class Day throughout the afternoon and evening at Ormstown High School.The Annual Senior Class Assembly was held in the Auditorium during the afternoon conducted by Principal E.A.King.At this assembly the various awards for the year were made.Order of Service Hymn: From Thee All and Sclence Flow No.53.School Prayer.Prayer for Close of School Scs- sion.Lord\u2019s Prayer.Hymn \u2014 My Own Dear Land \u2014 Presentation of Awards.Principal's Message.Auld Lang Syne.School Cheer.National Anthem.Skill Graduating Class Begbie, Joyce, Ormstown.Que: Bryson, Mildred, Ormstown, Que; Cavers, Judy, Ormstown, Que: Cottingham, Mary, Ormstown, Que: Davidson, John, Ormstown, Que: Dunn, Norma, Franklin Centre, Que: Hooker, Mary Catherine, Ormstown, Que; Lang, Darel, Ormstown, Que: Marshall, Bernice, Ormstown, Que: Mc- Ardle, Nancy, Ormstown, Que, McCormick, Donald, Ormstown, Que.McEwen, Ann, Ormstown, Que: Merriam, Robert, Orms- town, Que: Pattee, David, West- mount, Que: Robinson, Donald, Lacoile, Que: Stevenson, William, Franklin Centre, Que: Stevenson, Wilma, Franklin Centre, Que: Sutton, Peter, Orms- town, Que: x Towns, Heather, Ormstown, Que: Vaincourt, Evelyn, Franklin Centre, Que.Serior Graduating Class Arthur, Jean, Ormstown, Que: Carmichael, Miller, Montreal, Que: Hone, Robert, Howick, Que: Manning, Dorothy, Franklin Centre, Que: McEwen, Jean, Ormstown, Que: Todd, Barbara, Lachute, Que.x Speclal or partial courses.List of Awards and Prizes Knowledge: Scholarship.Scholarship Shield.House, Birks\u2019 Silver Medal for Scholarship, Mary Catherine Hooker Student Council Scholar's Award, Mary Catherine Hooker.Truth: Citizenship.Munroe Citizenship Award.Mary Catherine Hooker.Ellice Service: Staff Service Award.Judy Cavers.Birk's Bronze Service Medal, Ann McEwen.Student Council Service.Mary Catherine Hooker.Letters, Judy Cavers.Honourable Mention, Ann Me- Ewen, Joyce Begbie, Peter Sutton.Student Council Awards: 1.President's Pin, Catherine Hooker.2.First Year Members\u2019 Pins, Patsy Rowe, Allun Finlayson, Hazel Cullen, Alton McEwen, Robert Hope.3.Prefect Pins, Joyce Bepgble, Ann McEwen, Darel Lang, Rage Campbell.Public Speaking Awards: Women's Institute Certificates: Senior, Mary Catherine Hooker, Judy Cavers.Junior, Nancy Winter, James McGerrigle.Intermediate, McRae Errolyn Barrington.Elementary, Alanna Marshall, Diane Bryson.Dramatics Awards: Lindsay Trophy Catherine Hooker Gage Trophy (X), Donald Mc- Cormick.Campbell Trophies «XD, Joyce Begbie, Ann McEwen.Athletics Awards: Student Council Shield, Salaberry House.Cavers Memorial Trophy, Gail Cavers.Campbell Award, Donald Mr- Cormick.Legion Award (Valleyfieldy, (Highest individual aggregate in class), Alanne Hooker Student Council Letters: Large \u201cA\u201d 's, Alanne Hooker, Gail Cavers, Paul McMahon, Raymond Craig.Honorable Mention, Karen Me- Jartney, Bill Stevenson, David Pattee.Small \u201cA\"\u2019s, Alton McEwen.Maury Nussey, (XI, Mary Athletic C.V.T.A.Hockey Awards, Senior Boys, Senior Girls, The Principals Mesage was sincere and personal to graduates and all students of the Ormstown High School He urged the students to be loyal and helpfui to new staff members.Trinkie Hooker.Student Council president, called Dickie Mc- Gerrigle of Grade I to present Mr.King with a wallet containing a sum of money from the Student body.The traditional Auld Lang Syne of the Graduates and the School Yell brought the Assembly to a close.At 630 p.m.Grade X served a dinner to the graduating classes and the OHS.Staff.Mack (Continued on page 7) à Honorable Mention, Bill Elliott: Three Local Graduates At Holy Names College Three Hemmingford Students have graduated from ValleyHeld Holy Names Business College.Misses Jnequeline Hébert, Dovis Brogan and Rejane Lussier received their diplomas for Commercial Studies on Sunday nt the Holy Names Business College Convocation ut Valleyfield.In the absence of the chaplain, Rev.Father Viuu, Dr.Yvon Brassard, presided.The Convocation Ceremony cont- menced with a piano duet which wits followed by the presentation of Diplomas.A recitation wus then given by Juequeline Hébert tol- lowed by à pmno solo.In the course of the awarding of special prizes, Jacqueline Hebert received a prize for High Honours.Miss Lise Langevin gave the nd- dress to the teachers and parents which wus responded to by Dr Brassard who extended congruttla- tions to the graduates.Those from Henvningford nt- tending the Convocation were Mr and Mrs.Arthur Hebert and Mars: Dan Brovan: Mr.and Mrs.Wilfrid Assier and Miss Yvonne Stringer.Huntingdon Town Council met, for an adjourned meeting on Monday night, ut the County Building with alt members rresent.A bill was read from Mr Rene 'Rousselle for the work done by (him in connection with tracing water pressure on the nmudn to Garden City.The information he had obtained was turned over ta Mr.Lea, the engineer in Mont - real.A letter irom Mr.Lex explained that from the data supplied, they had compiled a A serous accident happened Sun - day evening at Franklin Centre, at Mr.Stewart Moneypenny's store.A motorcycle was coming down the rond from vhe States with 2 young men on it, and collided with n car driven hy Mr.Kenneth Stevenson, who was returning to Huntingdon on Route 52.The car was badly smashed and when stopped was al the cement sidewalk in front of the store, Mr.Dennis of Montreal the driver of Paul Brittain Bob Stewart a OSPWS GEORGE CECIL STARK was award winner as Best Man in Parade Training ING MED IN_THE DISTRICT QF BEAUHARNOIS _ HUNTINGDON, QUE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th, 1958 mr 0000 cent mes eee 8 cas en Another milestone has been reached in the history of Ploneer Rebekah Lodge No.1, Hunting- don, An inspiring devotional service was hold in St.Andrews Presbyterian Church on Sunday ve, observing the 856th anniversary of Pioneer Lodge, which was stituted on June 168th, 1893, the first Rebekah Lodge in the Province of Quebec.Rev.James Grant, minister of st Andrew's, conducted this service of worship, assisted by Rev, WS.Hatcher of St.John's Anglican Chureh, Rev.R.Beal of the United Church, Dr Allan Reid, who introduced the guest speaker, Rev, J.8.McBride of Ephriam Scott Presbyterian Church.Montreal, Mr.MeHride took his text from the book of Zachariah \u201cDespis not the day of small things\u201d, go- Ing où to prove that no matter now great the undertaking, wi must remember it had a small list of the pressures at various points along the main, It was discovered that these were below the required amount al most points.A recommendation was made that the pipes should hr thoroughly cleaned out to remove any corrosion or possible ob struction.in order to bring the pressure back to the required amount.The bill of Mr Rous\" || EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS non-stop Ovide SL Onge, 105 St yo, cafeteria and each group as we!'| the persons of Misses Donna ; Now you can make round bales Francois St., Va eynheild, or- as the Guides provided some | Hutton, Janet Stalker, Marilyn ab 7.00 and 9.30 FRI - SAT.JUNE 20-21 without stopping field travel = ganizer of horse racing.?nt.iray, , ary y wit te new .0 Pe .Jace, Mrs.Gregory, District Commis- yay Layla, ary Second Feature \u201cBl d All 4 ADMISSION: 50c VE RO SAT RY ! Ce There will be 3 classes sioner and Mrs.HF.Tietzen, presented with Orlon Seveaters.¢¢ .00 ey Livestock prefer round bales horse racing Brown Owl of Beauharnois, were| Presentations were made by The Night the World \u2014\u2014 _ \u2014\" because more leaves are saved Various ge will be Parole awards were received Wendy Dralokshank For ame Exploded\u201d iso - by wrap-up ction.Outside Lx layed in front of ) 2 B > awards : rece ody uicksh; pn DEY \u201c les shed rain like played in Ir ; First year Stars MEET HeDoug Science Fiction Story Shoot Out At Pala pools © ROE Grandstand 6 Marielle Green; Mary McCaig.| Soll drinks and cookies were Medicine Bend\u2019 NOW THERE ARE TWO mn ene, Diane Bryson: Connie McClin- served to all present, the cubs, FAMOUS ROTO-BALERS jock: Sina Rembler: Roberta assisting with the serving.Sun.- Mon June 22-23 Gospel Violinist Both ROTO-BALERS give you ; ougall.OPIS POOP IN CII PIII IPE OO Pe \u2019 to .ospe iolinis saf-savin .ro vor.snvi g'ad- 2.weird year Star tie Tavenier Sunday Matinee at 2.00 o'clock |SUN.- MON., JUNE 22-23 P es fl orn Food Sale ?3 se 3 i ni .\u2018ry 1e new, ully ai omatie, , res Secor BOBBY HILL vom vase sem Affair to Remember\u201d DANIEL nome 0 WATE in ) mble: Carol Hughes: : ER for big capacity bali Martiyn Greig Diane Britian.D A N ( E Jet P ilot ! - also - PATRONE BALER for Lis capacity baling Heath's Store Etienne, one Cheryl News - Cartoon \u201cThe Deer Slayer\u201d 9 Planich A Chaim adem FRIDAY.JUNE 20th pki Lors Lo and Pianis \u2014 mi Mi - 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 20th rrsronpettsanterserentensenset aus -chaumers al 2 pm.HUNTINGDO HEMMINGFORD | \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 LELAND A H.SPARROW Aucpices of Atnelstan Presby- HIGH SCHOOL \" Diem: .nN.0 | THEATRE Annual Farmers\u2019 Picnic DAVIS NEW ERIN ROAD procerds maldof 3) Refreshments and Door .= St.Andrew's Pres.Home Kir Conditioned - Tel.CO 4-2939 Prize Dominion Day, July Ist, 1958 Huntingdon, Que.for Elderly People ADMISSION 75 | AT THE ORMSTOWN THEATRE Tel.CO.4-5607 .WED.to SAT.JUNE 18-21 \u20ac will be held on Friday June 27.at 8p m ees \u201d .ee 2 - in - , oti.| CPEOOPILLOP IPL 8 OIP SOOO PO2IP y < i GREIGS GROVE FREE ADMISSION | ANOTHER DANCE - at - MY BEAUTY SALON CAIRNSIDE, QUE.Sponsored by the lJome Mission Dept.of the FRIDAY, JUN E 20 { will be closed every Monday aur- © Members of Parliament and other speakers will speak Church of the Nazarene | \u2019 ing : ; July and August Boys' and Girls\u2019 5508S and Ges, 3 diamond EVERYONE WELCOME | COME ONE \u2014 COME ALL will be played on monds, | Also will be closed on Entries for \u2018Softball wii clove on Saturday.June 28th, so | EVERYBODY WELCOME \"JUNE 30th and JULY 1st Ormstown Boys Band will fumish the music._ There's lots of room SALON LUCE UNDER THE MAPLES ~ i WILBURN ANDERSON\u2019S NEW BARN Ph .4- ; ; \" one ne 07 W.Keith Greig, Pres.Donald T.Ness, Sec'y 1 Mile West of Howick on Montreal-Malone > reve ne So \u2014_\u2014 | Highway \u2018 = SPE Or GOOLE EE PIII PIII PIII ES EPPS EIEIO EPPS OOPOEEIE S 0 F Ï B A L | Under the auspices of the Howick Curling Club PROVINCE OF QUEBEC AYRSHIRE Music by | 2 t , 4 4 cl .a.* | Municipality of the Parish C di H k T | WILSON S WESTERNAIRES | ; of St.Anicet offe ® anadien OC ey eam Dancing from 9 until 2 a.m.À ue wilignt Meelin | ¢ we PUBLIC NOTICE Vs ADMISSION: 75c per person Lunch free : \u2018 : 7\u201d -_\u2014 \u2014 , Maracaibo is hereby given to the interested Howick-Huntingdon Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Club ==>\" = ere no.in COLOR with parties in regards to the Came- : | | CORNEL WILDE and JEAN |ron Croek That Iwill hold a to be held on farm of Local Pl ayers q = PASS LL meeting an ; preside over it on $ veo ee Pape Une fr AC pin a de CLARENCE STARK, TEA and ART EXHIBIT DIM.SEULEMENT i i t ; .U dee Toad.4 miles West of Huntingdon, Route 4 ; _ .\u2018 1 i \u201c .95, Given at St.Anicel this L4th ON Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Huntingdon County Hospital i 0 Cavalier au masque day of June 1958.\\ W d d E .J 25 h Là avec TONY CURTIS ALCIDE H.CAZA.ednesday Evening, June t .at 1 boy | \u2014 === = memes ab 130 pam.Ormstown Diamond | à k k Demonstration, Judging Competitions | GROVE HALL # Prizes and Refreshments % A STATION WAGON DEAL ! Bring your basket \u2014 Juniors welcome À S A TU R DA Y, JU N E 2 l | É 1954 Ford Station Wagon | Grant Whyte, Pres.Archie Roy, Sec y 3 5.30 Bs > - J.p-1n.À $1,195.00 : on ay vening ADMISSION 50c | RIVERSIDE MOTORS REG'D Monday - June 23rd, 1958 he \u2014 po | TEL.CO.4-2933 HUNTINGDON |; IL: June 30th Le RO à ee Entire Milking Herd DOMINION DAY CELEBRATION | \u2014\u2014 = \u2014 of \u2014 V # & à © ' È + i .- à Public Auction Estate Alex.D.McCuaig, Dance Afterwards Heath's Hall July Ist | Lo | DALKEITH, ONT.¢ TOMBOLA \u2014 commencing at 7.30 puni.t \u2014 ON \u2014 2 Registered Holstein Cows DANCE AND SHOW, fcaturin Eo SATURDAY, JUNE 21st In His Ban i ä ; 5 Fresh Cows BOBBY HILL and His Band #13 al the residence of 7 Spring Calving Cows .bo : Huntingdon Town Band, also in attendance od 9 Cemetery St.Huntingdo Sponsored by i! ; I cemetery ot, Huntingdon Condition good.Every animal guaranteed as ey Huntingdon Branch No.81 Canadian Legion Complete disposal of modern home furnishings, Gurney white enamel combination wood-coal-gas kitchen range (new), Connor enamcl washer; Westinghouse 7 cu.ft.refrigerator dike new): 4 burner Moffat electric range; 5 piece chrome kitchen sct dike new): metal folding jroning board ; metal Joiding ser ving Sable; [Slectric toaster and clectric sandwich grill; Silen ow oil space : heater; electric fan; 3 new folding lawn chairs; 4 piece Phone 286 LANCASTER, ONT.Highway 34 maple bedroom set; 1 veneer bedroom set; dressers; chif- = } fonlers; chest drawers; 2 Hollywood beds, complete with oe represented - ; x : ë Glengarry Commission Auction | | HOTEL ST.AGNES Public Notice | new spring-filled mattresses, child's maple dresser: child's : PRESENT | i crib wit ng- filled mattress; bathinette, ¢ \u2018a rocker, .metal top (table: writing desk: 2 vanity dressers: quilts: TI MET ABLE CH ANGES 5 Howick Protestant Board of School Commissioners ; À blankets, curtains; matched pair pono lampe 3 desk .: .A nomination meeting for the taxpayers qualified to R : up famps.3 end tables: matched pair new step-tables; Huntingdon - St.Stanislas - Valleyfield .vote for the clection of a School Commissioner will be § fF RCA Victor 21-in.television (like new); all-channel an- LEAVING HUNTINGDON Th e Va ria t ones held in the \u2019 à tenna; 3 piece studio set; hassock; new coffee table; new Friday \\ bvokstand; bookends; rug 9 x 9 ft.mirrors; carpets; Saturday Datly Saturday Sunday TOWN HALL, HOWICK ; black rod-iron card table and 4 (matching chairs (new) Sunday __ exc.Sun _ Sun, only _ only 5 [a 1 5.Radio Stati ds 3 arm-chairs; odd chairs ren chalrs; plelure 10.30 a.m 1.00 pm 7.00 p.m 10.30 p.m tars o wnnel 5, Radio Stations and Stage y frames; large doll carriage: 2 pairs skates; carpet sweeper; LEAVING VALLEYFIELD | MONDA Y JUIL Y 7th 1958 Ë child's bicycle; ladies\u2019 bicycle (new); 3 child's sleighs; Saturd Dail Frid = Sund sat d ly gas facket heater; 40-gal.oil drum with faucet; carpen.Sing a, onl?oy oak.an Dancing from 8 to 12 from 1 ; sop { r and garden tools; kitchen utensils; good assortment unday ere, Sun, nly only un.only rom 10 aan.until noon DST.lo nominate one Commis- ; of dishes and glassware, : 11.16 am.5.15 pm.10.20 p.m.7.45 pm.11.15 pm.Sone has cope, Robert Wylie McFarlane whose term of ; moving.aay sold without reserve as the Sadiers arc For further information (Holidays, ctc.) call Then, if an clection be necessary it shall be held in Li | TERMS\u2014Cash HUNTINGDON VALLEYFIELD Every Saturday Night th same place on Monday.July 14th, 1058 between the | : a.m, .m.DST.to - à Sale at 1 p.m.sharp (DS.T.) \u2018 \u2018 .| didates nominated.p vote on the can 3 Lyell J.Graham, Auctioneer Garage ue Terminal ! K h E.Lyall ; ni NO COVER CHARGE | enneth E.Lyall, 3 Willis Sadler, Proprietor Tel.CO.4-2166 - CO.4-5386 FR.3-1313 | President of the Election Ha 1 BY vy iP 12 2 === Born ; 1958, to Mr.and Mrs.Law- ence McCallum, Huntingdon, ue., a daughter, MOISE \u2014 At the Huntingdon County Hospital on June 14.1958, to Mr.and Mrs.Gerard Moise, Huntingdon, Que.a daughter.MURPHY \u2014 At the Huntingdon County Hospital on June 13, 1958, to Mr.and Mrs.Ceci! Murphy, Huntingdon, Que.a son.PATENAUDE \u2014 At the Hunting- don County Hospital on June 15, 1958, to Mr.and Mrs.René Patenaude, Athelstan, Que, a son.THURSTON \u2014 At the Hunting- don County Hospital, on June 15, 1958, to Mr.and Mrs.Fran- s Thurston, Huntingdon, & a son.@ Approaching Marriage Mr.and Mrs.Harold B.Wallace of Hemmingford announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Shirley Joyce to Mr.Raymond John Ross, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gregor Ross of Montreal, to take place at 2:30 P.M.on Saturday, July 19, in St.Luke's Anglican Church, Hemmingford.Married STARK-FRENCH At St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Huntingdon, Que.on June 14th, 1958 Lois Helen, daughter of Mrs.H French, Ormstown, and 11 te Wm.J.French, formerly of Athelstan, to George Cecil Stark, son of Mrs.Margaret Stark and the late G.Cecil Stark Huntingdon, Que.Died BRECKENRIDGE.Suddenly at the Lachine General Hospital, on June 13th, 1958, Laura Louise Davis, wife of William Breckenridge.Interment at Hemmingford, Quebec, DONNELLY \u2014 At his late residence Franklin Centre, Que., on June 14th, 1958, Peter Don- nelly in his 82nd year, husband of Mary E.Harrigan.Interment St.Antoine Abbé\u2019 Parish Cemetery.GREENWAY \u2014 At her late resi- ce Franklin Centre, Que.une 13th, 1958, Mary Gor- aged 83 years, wife of the late Frank A.Greenway.Interment Bethel Cemetery.MARTON \u2014 at the Royal toria Hospital, Montreal, on June 17, 1958 Mrs.Margaret Marton mother of Lou Marton; Huntingdon.Vic- 3 MILNE \u2014 At the Barrie Memo- Ari 1 rial Hospital, Ormstown, on June 17th 1958 Isabel J.E.Steele, wife of the inate John Milne, Aubrey.Funcra.n her late residence.Interment at Riverfield.I BOOTH'S FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions 100 Wellington St.Phone CO-4-2996 Huntingdon Member of ARled Florists and Growers ef Canada and United Florists of Canada he KELLY Funeral Home Reg\u2019d D.McGERRIGLE, Prop.Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Flowers PHONES: CO.4-547 \u2014 CO.4-5764.@Huntingdon, Que.COSGROVE Funeral Home \u2014 Qe We Have Built Our Reputation on people's complete faith in us, through faithful, conscientious service since 1914, F.H.Cosgrove \u201ct.Covington - Dundee hone 6206 and 6288 LLUM \u2014 At the Hunting- County Hospital on June Church HAMMOND ORGAN by the WILLIS COME ALL TO Mass Open Air Service June 29th - 7 P.M.- On - | LAWNS OF DYKEBAR HOUSE Frontier Road, Covey Hill Brigadier Ernest Fitch of Salvation Army giving I the message.Farmers who cannot come early, come when you can REFRESHMENTS will be graciously loaned CO.of Montreal FOP COME 1) | PH SEN I 4 NN p Fin ?[2 e CHURCH Huntingdon United Church 10.30 Church School Flower Service a) Church School Processional with flowers b) A special Story-Sermon for young and old c) Special music by the choir You will not want to miss this beautiful service.Come and bring your family.VISITORS WELCOME TE \u201cBehold now is Lhe accepted time, behold now is the day of salvation\u201d.II Cor.6,2 IF INTERESTED WRITE: Box 213, Station B Montreal TILT ELL TDL TTI TL AGO ALI In Memoriam FARQUHAR \u2014 In loving memory of our dear son, Leslie, who left us so suddenly one year ago, June 24th, 1957 \u2014 \u201cAs we loved you, so we niiss you, In our memory your are dear.Loved, remembered longed for always, Bringing many a silent tear.\u201d Greatly missed by, Dad and Mom.et FARQUHAR \u2014 In loving memory of our dear brother, Leslie, aged 18 years, who had to leave us one year ago \u2014 \u201cWe often think of happy days When we were all together, The family chain is broken now But memories live on forever.\u201d Always remembered by your, Brothers and Sisters.PILON \u2014 In loving memory of Wayne Pilon, accidentally killed June 19, 1852 \u2014 \u201cThe years are quickly passing But still we can't forget, x For in the hearts that loved you Your memory lingers yet.\u201d Always remembered by, Mommy, Daddy, Bert and Joyce.Cards of Thanks _ Our sincere thanks to our friends, neighbors and relations for the lovely gifts, cards and visits and to all who helped ceicbrate with us at our Golden Wedding Anniversary.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Milne.We wish to thank the Drs and nurses of the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Ormstown, Que., friends and relations who send cards and flowers during our Mother's {illness also to thank Rev.Wm.Brown and those who sent flowers, cards and messages of sympathy during our recent sad bereavement in the loss of.a beloved Mother mother.James Milne, Jean and Eric Rice And Family, and Grand- Sheila and Richard Fletcher And Family.ite Monuments A well-chosen monument in Scotch or Canadian gran- beautifully expresses the loving memories that live forever in your heart.SEE OUR DISPLAY A.BRUNET Ormstown, Que.Telephone 31 P.O.Box 350 .| St.James Church Ormstown, Que.(Anglican Church of Canada) WORSHIP WITH US Sunday, 22nd June 9.00 Holy Communion 10.30 Morning Prayer 7.30 Parish Hall coloured slides and address by Dr.R.G.Cochrane, well known leprologist and medical missionary.Howick Curling Club Barn Dance Very Well Attended In spite of lashing rain on Friday June 13 some 470 people made their way through a sea of mud to Wilbur Anderson's new barn for a thoroughly successfu! dance.Wilson's Westernaires provided the music, members of the Curling Club provided the food, and people flocked in from as far away as Huntingdon to pack the floor with dancers.Most of them enthusiastically participated in the square dancing.did such a noble job, particularly those responsible for parking cars in the pouring rain, will feel rewarded by the knowledge that they grossed some $330.Final figures for the night's proceeds are not yet available, Notes From The Police Blotter Accidents In Huntingdon An accident occurred in front of 112 Chateauguay Street, on June 13th.at about 8.45 p.m.\u2026 when a collision occurred with a parked car.Charles Lepage of Roosevelt Street, Huntingdon, was proceeding along Chateauguay Street east to west when the accident happened to the parked car of Rejean Legault of Huntingdon, who was parked facing east to west.Damage to each car amounted to about $50.00.At 2,10 p.m.on June 14th, an accident occurred near the interesec- tion of York and Cemetery Streets.Jean Denis Brais of Huntingdon was backing his truck out of the vard entrance at 28 York Street and hit the parked car of Mrs.Vera Margaret Wyatt of Cornwall, Ont.The car was parked west to east on York.Damage to the car amounied to about $35.00 and no damage to the truck.Wedding Lefebvre-Tremblay The marriage of Monique, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Tremblay of St.Anicet, Que.formerly of Montreal, to Guy Lefchvre son of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Lefebvre of Huntingdon, Que.took place recently in St.Anicet church.Rev.P.Dequire officiating.The bride given in marriage by her father.wore a model gown of peau de soie, her short vell sf tulle illusion, \u2018vas eld in place by a simple bow, and she carried her mother\u2019s missal with sprays of lily of the valley.After the reception which was held at the Red and Gun, Port Lewis, the couple left for Washington and Miami.for traveling the bride wore a red ensemble with a black fox collar, red hat.and black accessories, On their return they reside in Beauhar- nois.TEACHER WANTED Female teacher wanted for Grades 6, 7.8 and 9 in English a \u20ac NOTRE DAME DE ROSAIRE SCHOOL.Ormstown.Que.The committee members wh: [Cecil Stark.June On Saturday Evening, 7th, a surprise party was held at the Tourist Club, Valleyfield, in honour of Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Crook, who were celebrating their 35th Wedding Anniversary.OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Over seventy altended and these incuded their family, relatives and friends.They were presented with a cheque.Mr, Crook has been in the employ of MeDonald and Robb Ltd for 42 years.Fo Appear on TV Channel 5 This week Kitty Bass and Pauline Noland, employces of the Huntingdon Gleaner, are appearing on Channel 5, Platts- burg, N.Y.with Smiley Willette ind The Sunset Ramblers.They will appear on June 18, 19 and 20 from 1.15 to 1.30 p.m.and on June 21 from 530 to 6.00 p.m.The girls do Blue Grass type of music and formerly were on the Home Town Jamboree which used to be broadcast from CFCF Montreal.-0- MEETING HELD AT LAKE On invitation of Mrs, Lawrence Brown the monthly meeting of St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid was held at Mr.and Mrs, Brown's cottage at Lake St.Francis, during the ifternoon of Wednesday, June 11, Twenty members and six quests were in attendance, the President, Mrs.Frank Napier, in the chair: Mrs.Harold Bickford, 15 secretary of the meeting, and Mrs.F.Bruce as Acting Treasurer in place of Mrs.J.Small who was unavoidably absent.The menting was opened with the Lord's Prayer and a Rible reading by Mrs.John Chambers witer which considerable business was discussed.Following the meeting a deli- *jous luncheon was served by the hostesses \u2014 Mrs.Laurence Brown, Mrs.CM.Oney and Mrs.-0- Receives New Black Top Chateauguay Street, which forms part of Highway No.4.is this week receiving a heavy carpet of black top.This starts on the east side of town and continues to Lhe west + Huntingdon Locals + at the front of the church, The Howers will be dedicated during the service and taken to the sick and shut In members of the congregation following the service ol worship, Mr.Beal will tell a story sermon and there will be special music by the imeatbers ot the vhoir.-0- HUNTINGDON yw Clarenee MeCoy of Vancouver, B.C, was nn visitor of his mother, Mrs.EC MeCoy during the later part of last week prior to attending the annual Canadian Medical Convention being held in Halifax this week, Following the c¢on- Man Charged With Abduction Pleads Not Guilty It is alleged that Margaret Viau, 12 year old daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Uldege Viau of HunL- ingdon, was abducted from her home about.midnight on June 10th.Her mother was away at Vateyfield with some sick friends when the abduction took place.The Provincial Police through Det.F.Wilmot, investigated and on June 12th a suspect by the ame of Omer Ladurantaye, was located in Hawkesbury, Ont, by Ontario Provincial Police.The man was traced to this point through the smali English car he was driving.When found.he had (wo unregistered revolvers in the car.He was brough back to this point and appeared in court at Valleyfield, on Tuesday, and charged with abduction of the pirt and being In iHegal posses- ston of firearms.He pleaded puilty to the pant of the charge relating to the firearms, but not puilly of abduction.The case has heen postponed until a later date.In à 20-mile race, a man would win over a horse because of his endurance.vention, he will return wo Huot - ingdon to spend a few days with his mother.(r= Huntingdon County Hospital seknowledees an annttal anem- bership from Mr.Robert G Todd, alse thanks to Mrs Marper, Mrs.Antoine, Mrs Stowell, Mr Steven and Mrs.MeNieol tor sewing at the hospital this werk -0- Mrs Neil MacNeill, Mr Alan Millen of Calgary Alta are viat- ing Mrs.MacNeill's sister Mrs, AL A.Cleland and Mr.and Mr- Mervyn Forrester of Garden City also relatives in Hemmingford and Ormstown.au me \u201cof Evenings of dining and dancing -\u2014 beautiful Luke St Francis.ROD & GUN CLUB By the Luke al Port Lewis Enjoy our full course meals \u2014 $1.50 Make Your Weddimg Reception Arrannements Now Dance to the Music Don - Don - Duke and Willie Every FRIDAY and SATURDAY Enjoy the relaxing comfort and hy the shores of ROSS and GEORGE ST.FRANCIS Wednesday, June 18th, 19 58 The Gleaner 5 are most grateful to all all many thanks.M.Graham, l\u2019res.towards our Twilight Meeting on June 10th.- - THANK The Huntingdon-Ormstown Ulolstein Club YOU who contributed donations To Leon A.Beaudin, Sec'y REDPATH White Granulated Sugar 10 Ibs.89c CADBURY'S Choco Instant Chocolate Lb.tin 55¢ SEALARK Tomato Juice Choice Quality 48 oz.tin 25c FLUFFO Vegetable Shortening [ll Lb.pkg.3le ROBIN HOOD Jeasure All Purpose Flour || 7 Lb.Bag 55¢ els, Kem po, Varnishes.Super Phone CO 4-546 kenmitone, IT PAYS TO BUY AT LEFEBVRIE\u2019S WEEK END Grocery Specials MAXWELI.HOUSE All Purpose Grind Coffee 89c Lb.STANBY Orange Juice 5¢ Sugar Added 48 oz.tin 35¢ GRANDMA 7 7 Fancy Bema Molasses 40 oz.contamer 25c DEWKIST Golden Bantam Cream Style Corn Choice Quality 2 20-0z.tins 33e LEF, Sliced Pineapple 259 Sugar Added Choice Quality 20 oz.Un i 27¢ Alo a complete Tine of SSW Paints, Foam Wallpapers anel W.E.LEFEBVRE Reg 'd THE PLACE TO DO YOUR SHOPPING 4 Huntingdon This work has been needed for some time past and should do much to improve this street.-0- Attend Pilgrimage On June 14 and 15, by invitation, eleven delegates of the Society ot the Ladies of St.Ann of Hunling- don, Que., attended a Pilgrimage to St.Anne de Beaupré where Lhe Miraculous Shrine is celebrating ils Tercentennial.On Saturday evening they assisted at a Candlelight Procession (which had to be held in the Basilica he- cause of rain), followed hy the Sacrifice of the Mass and Holy Communion.At 10:30 AM.a Pontifical High | Mass and a sermon were sung and | delivered respectively by His Ex | | cellency, Mgr.Laurent Morin, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal.\u2018A Study Class was held at 2 P.M.Sunday afternoon, which included u Panel Discussion on the subject of \u201cThe Orientation of new Ladies of St.Ann\u201d.The above activity was | under the direction of Mgr.David Lambert, cs, Joint Director of Catholic Action for the Dincese ol Quebec.Station of the Cross and other outdoor devotions were cancelled because of rain.Some thirty thousand delegates from Canada and United States attended this Pilgrimagge, The delegates from Huntingdon were: Mrs Lucien Galipcau, Mrs.Clarence Saumier, Mrs.Jack Korby, Mrs Joffre L'Heureux, Mrs.Claude Renaud, Mrs.Fernand Dnoust.Mr:.Valmor Delarande, Mrs.Paul Frap- pier, Mrs.A.Alary, Mrs.Lily Lete- hvre and Mrs.George Bougie.Miss Carol MacDonnell, who has been attending school at Iona! Academy at St.Raphacis, Ont.| has returned home to spend the | summer with her parents, Mr.\u2018 and Mrs.E.C.MacDonell.-0- The Sunday School of Hun- tingdon United Church will hold their Annual Flower Service at: the morning hour of worship on.Sunday.Each of the members | of the Church School will bring | a bouquet of flowers to be placed Due to the death of my! mother, Mrs.Margaret Mar- ton MARTONS SHOE SHOP WILL BE CLOSED i ALL DAY | Thursday June [9th : YOU G coment unr wse [ff ernneed CAN'T BE ENERAL WITH Wringer - Washer MAKE WASHINC AND SAF reduced prices.TEL.CO.4.5445 ooo vu of your kitchen.The Shawmigan Water and Power Co.will wire GV, Electrical Range and G-E Refrigerator to be used during the Ladies\u201d Auxiliary, Huntingdon County Flospital Tea and Art Show, to be held in Grove Hall, Saturday, June 21.two G-I Units used during the tea will be for sale at greatly WITH G-E NEW WRINGER- WASHER It comes in smarl mix-or- match colours to fit the decor WRONG WITH ELECTRIC A Freezer 3 EASIER ER | \" + CHANGE ERATOR AUTOMAT The ERATOR BIG TRADE-IN VALUE AT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TO a ir, I ACROSS Deluxe Refrigerator (model PLBI04) hole bhi na YOUR OLD REFRIG- FOR A NEW GL IC DEFROST REFRIG- WITH FREEZER THE TOP BRAITHWAITE BROS.HUNTINGDO! 10 P.M.Yd HE j k x » a 6 The Gleane Aubrey-Riverfield AUBREY-RIVERFIELD \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.John L.Winter, Mr.Ross Winter, Florence, Dorothy Joyce and Johnny of Ormstown were: recent callers of Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Reddick and family Glad to report Mrs.Elsie Robo is home from the Barrie Memu- rial Hospital, her many friends wish her a specdy recovery.Rev.Gardiner C.Dalzell, B.A.minister of St.Andrews Presbyterian Church, St.Lambert was guest preacher at the 110th Anniversary service ut Riverfield.\u2018His sermon \u201cWhat's Missing\" ?was based on St.Matthew 19:20 What Jack I yet?Mr, and Mrs, Eric Rice and family and Mr.and Mrs.John Wednesday, June 18th, 1958 ed.Treasurer repurted $93 read from \u2018Mrs.Robh for a Sunshine Box.A letter of apprecii- tion was read from the Milne family.Current events Education Mrs.Easton reported on Education problems in Quebec.Publicity \u2014 Mrs.E.Orr reported that Lady Coumaraswuny, Vice- President A.CW.W.and her husband arrived in Ottawa, also reported on the floud in Ceylon where 250,000 persons are homeless.All W.I, are responding to the need of Ceylon.Welfare and Health.Mrs.C.Orr read an article on Shortage of Nurses.I Canada there is one to every 198 CBC W.I.broadcast were discuss- on hand.A \u201cthank you\" letter was Appointed Salesman MR.AND MRS.ROBERT MILNE CELEBRATE - THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING Franklin Centre FRANKLIN CENTRE \u2014 The four junior School Grades held a pienie on Friday beside the Swimming Pool at Mr.Norman Towns, with their teachers and next September's Beginners.They will go back to school on Friday for their \u201cReports\u201d and then be dismissed tor their summer vacation.Nitro NI'TRO \u2014 A wedding of interest Lo the peuple of Nitro tuuk plice on Saturday.June 14 at Jeanne d\u2019Arc church when Ruth Carson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Max Carson, became the bride of Brian C.Willis, son of Mi.and Mrs.Robert Willis of Rev.and Mrs.J.S Nickerson leit on their vacation Sunday evening, which will be spent at his home at Shelburne N.S.and at Mrs.Nickerson's home at Milford, N.S.He will resume his regular services on July 20th.His son, preached the two morning services at Rennle\u2019s and Franklin.Mr.Nickerson, jr., is a war veteran and at present is Chaplain in the Army.He accompanied his parents on their trp.Messrs.James Lamb and Ed.Sproule attended Lachute Fair, last Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Pawluk.their son Teddie und his boy friend of Montreal spent the weekend at their farm here.Mr.und Mrs.Ronnie Livingstone of Montreal, have bought Mr Emmett Jackson's Farm and Beverly, Elaine, Heather and Keven Brooks spent a couple of duys with Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Brooks and family, returning home Sunday with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Merle Brooks, / i Bangor, N.Y.À Mr.and Mrs.Josle Moneypeny > + ny of the Gore and family spen Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Harry Moneypenny Sr.Mr.and Mrs.James Manning and Margaret spent a few days recently with Mr and Mrs.Harold McGugan at Mystic, Conn.Mr.John Waddell and sisters the Misses Libbie and Annie Waddell spent Sunday with Mr.nd Mrs Earl McNiece.25-DAY SPECIAL LOW ROUND-TRIP yr rash Ee) nr oem == es ie LE HICEAEINN Sear NRA J ee FET PE ANE REE 2 fe ; arti ; :xpect to more shortly.Mr.RAIL FARES * Lowde er LS .Jaines population.Also an article vu Valleyfield.1, Expec \u2018 : rats ; Maven were guests of Mr.James ne of Sleep.One who is wil\u2019 The bride looked heautitul ja Jurkson is moving Lo Clarence- | TO om ; Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Allen and [rested finds It easier to Fac a white dress of cocktail length, \u2018 .a.- os Mr.Kenneth Allen visited with tasks.wedding veil and a Colonial bou-| Dr.John Abbott and sistes the MARITIMES ( ) or Mrs.Cleland at the home of Mr.| Citizenship Mrs.Robert HOCH TREPANIER quet of mauve orchids.i Mrs.Ruth Post, of Pu as , NY, \u2018 and Mrs.Mervyn Forrester.son gave an article on Everyduy The brides father gave her|arrived at their old home on Garden City.Mr.and Mrs.Finlay Milne, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Ness, Brian und Barrle were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Judson, St.Laurent, Mr.and Mrs.Robt Templeton.Mr.Bill Templeton, Miss Roberta Todd, Mrs.James Keir, Mr.and Mrs.Robt, McFarlane and family Mr.James Templeton, Mr, and Mrs.Donald Templeton and faunily attended \u201cAir Force Day\u201d at St.Hubert, Saturday.Mr.und Mrs.Lawrence Me- Clenaghan and family were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Kipling.A joint meeting of the River- field Evening Auxiliary and W M.S.was held in the Church Hall, June 10th.Each Auxiliary held on short business meeting.Mrs.Roger Giroux introduced the guest speaker.Mr.J.Anderson of Athelstan, He gave a very inspiring address taking as his text I.Tim 6:12 and speaking on 1.\u2014- Fighting a good fight of faith.We.the members, must be supporters of the missionary movement.2.\u2014 Lay hold on Eternal Life.3.\u2014 Profess a good profession of faith, Mrs.Aubin Reddick thanked Mr.Anderson.Aukbrey-Riverfield W.I.held ity June meeting Thursday evening at Mrs.Ewart Orr's with 21 members and one visitor present Two minutes silence was observed in memory of a departed member, Mrs.Isabel Miine.Mrs.Harold Robertson was elected Secretary protem in place of Mrs.Math McKell.Roll Call was answered by telling \u201cwhat I would do if I were twenty one again\u201d.Findings from the Citizenship.The program was in charge of the Grandmothers.Mrs.Everetl Orr acted as chairman for the vleven Grandmothers present.Mrs.Janet Reddick gave a reading, \u201cThe House with an Attic\u201d Mrs.Annie Gruer and Mrs.Margaret Angell led the group in singing.\u201cThe Old Oaken Bucket\u201d Mrs.RW.Templeton gave à reading \u201cGrandmothers Bible\u201d.Mrs.Everett Orr read a poem \u201cThe Feather Beds\u201d.The pru- gram closed wish \u201cGuud-night Ladies\u201d.There was an exhibit of Antiques, there includes dishes, wooden potato masher.watches, a quilt and sleeping attire including the night cap.Hemmingford HEMMINGFORD \u2014 A great many attended the Sacred Heart rally at St.Joseph's Oratory in Montreal on Sunday.Rev.Father Roma Payant of Rouyn.Que.is spending three weeks with his parents.Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Payant Russeltown Flats and visited Mr.and Mrs.Walter Smith chis sister» and family.He attended Miss Pauline Smith's graduation at Val- leyfield Normal School.A mission, preached by an Oblate Father.began at St.Roman's church on Sunday and will continue for a week.Mr.and Mrs.Lorne McCansr Notre Dame de Grace and Mr.and Mrs.J.Szabo, Montreal.were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lorne Sample.Jessop Jewelers 132 East Main Street | | Malone, New York One of the Most Fully Equipped Jewelry Centers in This Area Offers Ring Cleaning and Checking FREE - WHILE YOU WAIT EXCITING In All Our LADIES\u2019 CHILDREN\u2019S COSMETICS SUMMER READY - TO - WEAR MEN'S WEAR HOUSEHOLD LINENS HOUSE WARES HOUSE FURNISHINGS COSTUME JEWELRY ACCESSORIES Wm.A.Empsall & Co.Malone, N.Y.SAVE As You SPEND At Empsall\u2019's With S.& H.Green Stamps - FASHIONS Departments CLOTHING Rev.RJ.Murray, is a presid- (After which all left ing officer at the Hemmingford [Wishing her many more happy cal Meteor, Mercury dealer, are pleased Lo announce that Mr.Roch Trépanier has joined their sales staff.Mr.Trepanier has had wide experience in the automotive field and is well known in this lccality, Anyone wanting to contact Mr.Trepanier about a new or used car can do «6 by culling FR-3-5333 or stopping by at the Crevier-Bourassa Garage on Laroeque Road in Valleyficld.\"Advi Hich school during examinations.Mr.James Akester has re turned home from the Barrie Memorial Hospital, where he underwent surgery.The W.A.of St.Luke's Anglican church met on Wednesday with 18 ladies present.Mr.Roger student minister and his mother attended, their street fair to be held 11th of July.Mr.and Mrs, Alan Maynard, Champlain N.Y.were recent guests of Mrs.Mabel Keddy Mrs.Keddy's friends are pleased to have her home again.Mr.J.Clark spent a few day: in Ottawa the past week, Mr.James Lackey from Este- van.Sask.visited Mr.and Mrs W.J.McKay.the past week.Mrs.Russell Williams wa tendered a surprise party for her birthday Saturday June 7th ai her home \u201c500\u201d was played at six tables.After which refreshments were served topped off with a nicely decorated birthday cake.She was presented with ar electric frving pan.Mrs.Williams thanked all in a pleasing manner for home birthdays.Mrs.Thompson, Montreal Wes: spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Wood.Mrs.Blanche Viau's mother ts ill.Dr Belanger is in attendance Mrs.Ed.Ellerton returned te her home on Sunday from the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Orms- town where she underwent surgery.Mrs.Fred Pelletier is spending an indefinite time at the home of Mrs.J.Wylie.Dundee DUNDEE The United Church W.M.S.was held at the home of Mrs.W.F.Armstrong and Miss Bella Armstrong on Thursday afternoon, June 12.There was an attendance ot thirteen members and severa\u2019 visitors.The meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs.Van Goudoever who led in n discussion of the stewardship ol money.A bale of clothing wa.packed at the May meeting and taken to headquarters in Montreal by Mr.Van Goudoever.A letter of thanks was read from the Supply Sreretary of the Presbyterial and read before the meeting.Mrs, Lester Fraser oi behalf of the ladies of the WM S.presented Mrs.Van Goudoeve: with a service of six silver teaspoons.In presenting the gif\u2019 Mrs.Fraser spoke words of regret at the fact that Mrs, Van Goudoever would be leaving Dundee in the next few wecks and thanked her very much for her services as president of the soclety.She also wished ho God's blessing in her new field of endeavour as a minister\u201d wife at Capreol, Ont.Mrs.Van Goudoever made a suitable reply.Refreshments were served by the hostesses.A special cake made and donated by Mrs.Fred Armstrong was sold and the proceeds donated to the missior hand.When the cake was mad: a 10c coin Was inserted in it The person to get this section | supposed to make a cake at another time for the same purpose Each person who gets a piece of cake donates 10c, thus quite a bit is realized.Miss Margare! Leslie offered her home for the next meeting.Mr.Ronald Fleming of Montreal and his friend Mr.Everet.Arnott of Waterloo, Que.spen\u2019 the weekend with Mrs, Elizabeth Fleming.Mrs.E, Fleming motor- :ed to Grand Ligne on Saturday with Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Plat! end three daughters.Ann, Shirley and Christena and they spen\u2019 the day with Mr.and Mrs.Henry Hart.While in Grand Ligne they also attended the graduation exercises at Feller College.Miss Thelma MacMillan motored to Schenectady, N.Y.last Thursday and her mother, Mrs Harold Smith, returned hom with her over the weekend.Mrs.Peter Ferguson returned home from the Barrie Memoria\u2019 Hospital where she was a patlent She suffered the misfortune of bréaking a leg folowing a fall a! her home in St.Anicet.She Is confined to a wheel chair Crevier and Bourassa Ltd.lo-|.On June 10th, at the home of heir daughter and Son-ip-law.Mr.and Mrs.Ellis Wilson, Brooklet, friends neighbors ana relatives gathered together, to celebrate the fiftieth wedding Anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Milne, Dewittville.The beautiful wedding cake made in book form, centred the Valleyfield VALLEYFIELD \u2014 Mrs.Wm.McDonald, Sr., Miss Isabel Me- Donald and Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McDonald, Jr, were Saturday visitors at the home of Mrs.J.Allan MeDonaid.Mrs.John Ferris entertained the Staff of the Gault Institute recently at a Tea in honour of Mrs, David White, who is leaving Valleyfield shortly to reside in Chateauguay.Mrs.White was presented with 1 silver deposit flower centre niece for the table.Mr.and Mrs.George Crook Mid baby George, of Detroit.wave been spending a week with Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Crook.Mr.ind Mrs.Allan Crook of Sudbury were also here to celebrate their parents\u2019 wedding anniversary.Mr.and Mrs.T.L.Hargrave of Montreal, spent Saturday with heir son and daughter-in-law, vr.and Mrs.Tom Hargrave.Lieut.Stephen Roman of Rivers, Man: Mr.and Mrs, Stewart, Miss Agnes Sedgewick, Mr.Ro- dert Bedgewlck of Toronto and Miss Jane Roman of Niagara Falls, N.Y., were visitors at the Roman home on the week-end.Mrs.L.Webb of Toronto, has peen visitine her sister and brother in law Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Cordy, for a week.Their daugh- \u2018er Ruth from Regina Is now attending the Canadian Library \\ssoclation Convention at the Chateau Frontenac, Qucbec.She pent about ten days with her sarents and visited her sister in Montreal and will return to Re- zina the end of the week.Mrs.John Fairley of Riverbend ue.is visiting her daughter and son-in-law Mr.and Mrs.David White.The WMS.of the United Church held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.Wm.Shannon, on Thursday, afternoon, June 12th.Mrs.Thos.rook presiding.The Service of Worship from the Missionary Monthly was followed.The Secretary and Treasurers\u2019 reports were read and it was watifying to know that the \u2018unds were up to the amount hey had been at this time last year, All members were grieved to rear of the serious illness of tho wesident Mrs.C.L.Roman.The meeting closed with the Vizpah benediction.Refreshments were served by he hostesses Mrs.JW.Stewart \u2018nd Mrs, Wm.Shannon.Lacolle LACOLLE \u2014 Mrs.Gaudine and wer mother.Mrs.Lingley have vent the past week in New York City.Mrs.H.Van Vliet and her suest, Mrs.Hillborn of Milton, Ont.were guests on Wednesday tt the Elmer Robinson home.Mr.and Mrs.W.Grant visited Mrs.Grant Sr.in the Barrie Me- norial Hospital, Ormstown, on Thursday.School ended Friday for the \u2018urior grades.The scholars had 1 pienic at the school before the ~lesing exercises in the afternoon.Father's Day guests at Honey Jee Farm were Mr.and Mrs, A.Farrineton and family: Mr.and Mrs.E.McClintock and family: Mr.and Mrs.A.Graham and present but is improving slowly.Dr.and Mrs.Malcolm Marston ind son Wayne of St.Lambert were recent weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Ferguson.Mrs.Ferguson returned with them wd spent a few days in the Montreal suburbs.The Marston.\u201cecently moved from the city to she south shore.Mrs.Ella McNicol svent a few days the past week visiting Mrs.Mayfred Colquhoun at Massena \u201centre, N.Y.Mrs.Lorne McPherson has heen a patient at the Hunting- don Country Hospital for the Dast week, She Is undergoing treatments for blood pressure at condition, dining room table, Mr.and Mrs.Milne were the recipients of many gifts.A Social evening was spent after which lunch was served.Everyone dispersed having spent a most enjoyable evening and with the hope that Mr.and Mrs, Milne might be spared to relebrate many more Anniversaries.Mary and Mr.& Mrs.H.McCaig and Don Robinson, all of Orms- town.Mr.A.Edwards had the misfortune to have his thumb severely eut by a saw, while em- nloyed at St.Johns Air Force.He is spending some time at his home at the lake.Mr.and Mrs.BE.F.McKinnon spent the weekend at the McGee home at Cantic.Hemmingford HEMMINGFORD \u2014 Recent guests of Mrs.Edward Cowan and Mr.and Mrs.W.J.McKay, were Mrs.Chas, Harrington.Mrs.Catherine Phellps, Burlington, Vt.; Mr.Bert Palmer.Brid- port, Vt.Mr.Jas.E.Lackey, Estevan, Sask.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Lane, Richard Puttee, Mr.H.Bussie, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Chester Waddell and Mr.Clinton Waddell, Franklin Center, Que.: Mrs.W.F, Orr and Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Hayden.Mr.and Mrs.Gus Ricken of Chicoutimi, Que., are visiting his sister, Mrs.C.C.Smith.TOOLS DOORS \u20147 = parke away and the witnesses were the fathers of the couple.\u2018 Ushers were Mr.George Willis, brother of the groom, and Mr.James Carson, the brides broth- or who also sung \u201cBecause\u201d.Mrs.Dercey Mercier of St.Timothy, organist of the church, played the wedding music and sang \u201cAve Maria\u201d.Father Tessier performed the ceremony and about forty guests attended.These were all from Nitro and Valleyfield with the exception of Mrs.Jules Houle and daughter, Jackie of Drum- mondville and Mr.Jack Millar of Couteau-du-Lac.After the ceremony they drove to the Officers Mess in Valley- field where the reception was heid.Decorations there as well as at the church were white spirea.The \u201cAux Rapides Auto Buffet\u201d catered for the reception.Amid the usual wedding festivities the young couple departed for Old Orchard where they will spend their honeymoon.Upon return they will reside on Larocque Rd, Valleyfield.The Nitro Protestant Sunday School Annual Picnic will be held on May 28 at St.Francis Beach.There will be races, ete.and prizes won during the year, will be presented.We wish to extend sincere sympathy to Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Couillard of Kent St.on the death of their little six year old daughter.Lucy, who died very suddenly at the Hotel Dieu on Saturday.Funeral services were held on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.F.B.Davis entertained Mr.Davis\u2019 sister, Miss Laura Davis of Montreal during the past week and on Sunday, Mr.and Mrs, R.S, Carslaw and family visited Mrs.Carslaw\u2019s parents and aunt, prior to their flying to England .for a two month\u2019s visit to Mr.Carslaw's parents.Suturday and spent the weekend.Mrs.Post is spending the summer as usual here.Sunday evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.James Lamb and Miss Ivna were Mr.and Mrs.Matt Gilligan of the Gore and Mr.and Mrs.Jim McCaig and Debbie of Beauharnots.Mr.and Mrs.Edward Pete and Diane und Mrs, Bruce Soderston und three daughters of West Collingswood, N.J.are at present visiting their mother Mrs.Dan Leahy, also their father.Mr.Dan Leahy, who is a patient in the Barrie Memorial Hospital.Mrs.F.Greenway passed away on Friday, at her home on The Hill, The funeral service was held on Sunday afternoon at Zion Church, conducted by Rev.J.8.Nickerson.Burial was at Bethel Cemetery, Sympathy is extended to relatives of the deceased and especially to Miss Laura Greenway her only surviving daughter.On Saturday afternoon, word was received of the sudden death of another Franklin resident, Mr.Peter Donnelly who suffered a heart attack.His funeral service was held on Tuesday, at St.Antoine Abbé.Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs.Don- nelly and relatives.Enjoy a refreshing sun-filled vacation \u201cDown East\u201d this year, Inexpensive holiday fares give you @ 25-day limit with atop- overs permitted, June 16th to September 1st Consult any Canadion Pacific Railway agent IVAN L.HEATH, Agent CO.4-2909 Huntingdon A REAL BARGAIN! 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+The Publicity Convenor urged members to boost W.I, activities.The Health and Welfare Convenor gave an article on T.B.400,000 people in U.S.suffer from T.B.Early recognition of symptoms can help in early cure.Mrs.Chas.Reid read a very interesting article about Dr.Rutman, nee Mary Irwin, who was born in Clinton, Ont.She and her husband were missionaries in Ceylon and in 1831 she organized the first WI in Ceylon.There are now 720 branches with a membership of 55,000.Congratulations were offered to Allison Reid for having won a bursary.Arrangements were made to send specimens of handicraft to the Provincial Convention at Macdonald College.The guest speaker was Mr.George Thompson, Manager, Bank of Montreal, Huntingdon, who gave an instructive talk on Budgeting One's Income.It was suggested among other things that no more than 25% per cent of salary should be spent on rent.Miss Turner moved a vote of thanks to the speaker.The Gore THE GORE \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Matt Gilligan, spent the past week with their daughter and family Mr.and Mrs.Jim MeCalig and Debbie, Beau- harnois.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Matt Gilligan and Mr.and Mrs.Jim McCaig and Debbie.were Mr.and Mrs.Gardon Quigley, Lowell, Mass, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Graham.Walter Jr.and Howard of Montreal, were Sunday evening callers of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Graham, Mr.and Mrs.Mervyn Graham and Melvin attended a family gathering at the home of Mr.and Mrs, Allan Ritchie in honor of Mr.and Mrs, Frank Martin and Mr.and Mrs.Donald Black's Anniversaries.Robson ROBSON \u2014 The Wesley-Knox Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs.R.C.Whyte and Miss Marion Whyte, on June 1lth, with Mrs.Ross Whyte anid Mrs.Jas.Mc- Allister as co-hostesses.Fifteen members and two visitors were present.Plans wre made for a Salad Tea and Food Sale to be held at the United Church Manse in Hemming- tord in July.\u201ceq This group have paid for a motor recently installed in the organ in Knox Church and have givon a generous contribution to the Manse Fund.Mrs.George Anderson and daughter, Mrs.Regan and little son, Sandy of Montreal, spent ihe past week at their home here.At the morning service in Knox Church on Sunday a Bible was Dedicated in memory of the late Mr.Albert Gurran, who was a member of Wesley Knox Session for a number of years.Mr.Leonard Barkes was guest organist.at this service and gave an organ recital.Miss Betty Miller of Plattsburg spent a holiday here before going to New York City.Mr.and Mrs.Earl Bradley of Dorval and Mrs.Nellie Tolhurst of Howick, called at the Cleland home.Mr.Harold Keating of Mass.U.S., attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.Mosc Houle.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Deery and Susan, spent Sunday at Preville.Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Gilmore of Montreal, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Willie Beattie.The death of Mrs.Mose Houle took place after midnight Wednesday night.She had been poorly for some time but the past two weeks was very ill.Her maiden name was Rosa Aukill.She was married to Mose Houle some 55 years ago.The funeral service took place on Saturday morning in the Roman Catholic Church in Hemmingford.Surviving are her husband, two sons and four daughters, two daughters-in-law and four sons-in- law, also twelve grandchildren and two great-grandchildren and one brother in Alberta.News from Ormstown COVERING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE \u201cLITTLE ROYAL\u201d | EXHIBITION CENTRE ORMSTOWN \u2014 The 7-2-11 The entire group about forty- Club held a most interesting and five in number, then motored to unusual meeting on Tuesday Chateaugay, N.Y., where they evening meeting was held pu were entertainod at ihe Chat- ! 5 was i ool.the Ormstown High School when [*21BaY Central School.ay Mr a presentation was made to Mc'|,, LME Club was received by Mi E.À.King.Mrs.Roland Anderson MG.Pilline.Principal; Mr.a expressed the Clubs\u2019 sincerest Wood.ice Principal, Misses oi appreciation of Mr.King's lead- |: pson, à RE pe or hip in the club and the out- the Board of Education, as woli standing work.done with the 88 several members of the Citl- zens\u2019 Group.students of O.H.8.over the past) knowing a brief address in nine years.\u2018the beautifully furnished Auditorium, refreshments were prov- iided in the cafeteria.A Lour of the ouwding proved ; most interesting and the Cana- ldlans were impressed with the \u201cequipment and furnishings of the : various departments.Graduation Exercises (Continued from page 1) Lawrence, Master of Ceremonies proposed a toast to the Queen nd later to the graduates.Jean McEwen of Grade x11! Gideons Conduct Servic e : Members of the Gideons corn responded on behalf of the ducted the service at Ormstown * The School Auditorium was Presbyterian Chureh on Sundav morning.tastefully decorated by Grade IX Mr.1 tin Brittain very ably under the direction of thelr addressed the congregati as teacher, Miss Heather Davidson sisted by Mr.G.Lacombe.! for the evening program in the Gym.as follows: \u201820th Wedding An niversa ry Graduation Procession.Ac¢- 7, i i ; bn i : _ For Mr.and Mrs.James White panpanist: Mrs, Eleanor Mc-, on Saturday lat, a family ; an: ; .vine Sathering was held at the home 5 Invocation: Rev.E.Irvine Gf Mr, and Mrs.James White, a Greetings: Mr.James Winter camplele surprise to host and ; 5 Varie , hostess Sharman, | Ormstown School The guests assembled to con- Laas .\u2018gratulate Margaret and Jim on s Principals a message: pose Une occasion of their twentieth DE hin Rivers Hoc Sohal Wedding anniversary and to pa ol Hy 5 Ye aps tnerine (Present them with a memento Va cdictorian: Mary Catherine oh oeeasion.Hooker.Prophecies: Alanne AMON the guests were Mra, ass ophecles: ABBE Mary Todd, Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Hooker.Edgar.Mr.and Mrs.David Last will and testament: John S.Davidson.Benediction: Rev.E.Johnston.Mr.Stanley B.Gage of Three Rivers as guest speaker, felt very much at hone with the students Murray.Mr.and Mrs.G.Legassic and family all of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Todd of Otlawa Mr.and Mrs.Norman Todd and Mrs.Baskin of Baie D\u2019 Urfec.Irvine MEETING ; | Tall, white candles, beautifm fr simmer towers aud other mnt je ble und dainty decoration graced the tea table al the socio\u2019, Four which followed.Dehvion Wash n Wear Slacks They Come RIGHT Out of the Washer, Drip Dry to Wear! i 35 PONTIAC Sedan 55 PONTIAC Coach For handsome wear without à care .these 55 PLYMOUTH Sedan heht weicht_slacks win top honors, Just 54 BUICK Sedan whisk them into an automatic washer and 54 CHEVROLET Seda whisk them out avan They'll dep diy to 53 METEOR Coach an summer snags perfection never reguire move than the 53 FORD Hardtop merest touch ol the von 53 MERCURY Sedan for boys an | 52 NASH Rambler vives 5 ta 12 | 52 CHEVROLET Sedan Play and dress shoes i 98 51 CHEVROLET Sedan pe To sod tk ° 56 FORD I ton Truck and thriftily priced.Sewn 1952 CHEVROLET for girls $1.98 Wide choice of colors and patterns.vy and conservative styles.Cp AEC LAY ey PAT TT 0 D STE! .wv CoM Huntingdon Motors Reg d Tel.COrvette 4-5822 45 E.MAIN ST.54 Chateauguay St.ENDICOTT - JOHNSON CORP.MALONE, NY.E.MAIN ST.71 RY: TY Shi > Mond ww evonine.Juve 1610 | Te with a very pood attendiuice, 1u- cluding (wo guests from of hes lodges, namely, Si 10 MeCuteh con and Sis A.Moore.| A U T 0 M A T | ( Lhe socual hour followin the meeting, à very plen at ang PEUR ZO EI All Our in This TW AEE AN aA We This Offer is Valid at NEY Outlets Region OD OWA Get one 30-0z.hottle of K fl DELPHI DEMERS, Prop.me am Larocque Road hottie of Ki GULAR PRICE APRICE REGD.Tel, Valleyfield K ORANGE, N or (REAM SCDA for 10c when ourchased IK COLA at R ECTAR with a PLUS DEPOSIT (LIMITED TIME ONLY) FR.3-5460 er on RS 8 The Gleaner Wednesday, June 18th, 1958 RONSON ELECTRIC RAZORS REG.$22.50 $10.95 Hyde Drug Co.107 E.MAIN ST.MALONE, N.Y.10 GREAT 1958 OUTBOARDS From 3.6 to 60 h.p.By SCOTT - ATWATER RICHER CRAFT Tel.FR.3-5622 160 Larocque Road VALLEYFIELD eee ae RT CANADA CEMENT $1.00 per Bag Heath's Reg'd.Phone CO 4-2909 Huntingdon Special Prices Large Quantities heating problems ENNOX AUTOMATIC OIL FURNACE Controlled Flame Oil Burner Hospital-clean Air Quick-response Heating Silent Operation Fuel-saving Engineering Handsome Air-tight Cabinet The New \u2014 5 YEAR GUARANTEE ON EQUIPMENT \u2014 INSTALLED WHEN YOU WANT \u2014 WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES For Sale I'WO guud work horses.Antonio Quesnel.Glenelm, Que, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5793.38 ACRES of stancing hay.Mostly Alfalfa, Thos.A.McNair, Tel: CO.4-2206, Huntingdon.50 ACRES of Standing hay.G.S.McClatchie, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5565.HOLSTEIN bull, 15 months old.D.G.Moure, CO.4-5946, Hunting- don.Wood and coul Belanger stove with wiler und vven, white, li very goud ondition.\u2018Tel: H'don.CO.4-2023.FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, nearly new.Kenmore washing machine, electric rangette.Morris MeLeun, Tel: CO.4-5704.1952 G.M.C.Sehuo! Bus, 36 pus- senger: good slab bottom row bunt.12 ft.; Boy's Bivycle, C.C.M.Phone CO.4-2931, H'don.Arnold Milne.100 ACRES of standing hay.Terrance Rubidoux, White's Station, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2425.ONE Holstein heifer to freshen in July.Norman Shearer, Tel: CO.14-2104, Huntingdon.ONE second hand 6 ft.Ferguson mowing machine to fit Ford or Ferguson tractor, reasonable, Ayl- mer B.Hadley, Hemmingford, Que, Phone 315R23.BEACH cvoukstuve: Perfection oil- stove with 4 large burners; coul or wood heater: kitchen work table with divided drawer, 42\" x 24\": a large crock.Mrs.Carl Arthur, Cook\u2019s Line.USED tractor mower, 7 ft.cut; 1 McCormick; 1 Allis Chalmers; 2 New Idea.All in good condition.A.H.Sparrow, New Erin Road.Tel: H'dun.CO.4-5607, ONE USED Leonard Refrigerator and one used Norge Regrigerator.Second hand electric ranges.Braithwaite Bros.CO.4-5445, Huntingdon.FIVE PRONG cultivators (new: on sale at half price.Braithwaite Bros.Tel: CO.4-5445, Hunting- don.BABY CARRIAGE, convertible to car bed.Reasonable, Tel: CO.4-2937, Huntingdon.ONE grade Holstein bull, 2 years old; one Cockshutt rake bar hay- loader.on rubber: one Massey Harris side delivery rake.Stanley Hamilton, Athelstan, Tel: CO.4-2328.55 OLDSMOBILE hydramatic 4 door sedan.Apply James Arnold, Tel: CO.4-5990, SL.Agnes.ONE ONLY 4 cycle lawn mower, 24\" reel type, like new.Priced for quick sale.Braithwaite Bros, Huntingdon.FOR SALE Mixed Soft Wood for Summer use at reduced Rates Patrick W.McCallum Tel.H'don CO.4-2847 Huntingdon, Que.DID You Freeze Last Winter?Due to an improper heating system DID You Spend Too Much on Fuel?Due to an inadequate heating system DID You Soil Your Home?Due to an improper heating system Do You Want To Do Something About This?Here is the solution to all or any one of your \u2018MARC H.VIAU 11 JEAN TALON ST.VALLEYFIELD TEL.FR.3.2025 CO.4.5321 For Sale or Rent IN RESIDENTIAL AREA of Orms- lawn and garden, ofl furnace.220 wiring.garage.Apply 20 Prince Albert St, Phone 311, Ormstown House for Sale TWO TENEMENT HOUSE, with garage in Town of Huntingdon Apply to Robert Trepanier, 11 Chateauguay St, Phone CO.4-5045, Huntingduu.Property for Sale 100 LAKE FRONT LOTS.Lower Lake Chateauguy, New York Stute Price $895.Terms.R.C.Blackmar, Lyon Mountuin, N.Y.Tel: PL.5-4531, town, eight roum house, spacious y | Wanted Ormstown, preferahly self-con- tained.Write to Cleaner Office Huntingdon.Box NO.3255, Hun- tingdon HORSE suitable fur bueguy fur elderly couple.Ernest A.Salter, Glenelm, Tel: Hdon CO 4-5082, BOARD und care for child aped 4 inunths, Phone CO.4-2949.Tun- Ungdun, Work Wanted IN HUNTINGDON or vicinity, by the day or the week (5, Mu- Clutehie, Tel: V'don.CO, 14-5505.Public Notice Lost _ ONE purebred femtle beagle hound, black and brown, five months old.Tuttoo Nu.397208.Answers to name of \u201cDina\u201d.Reward offered.Alex Tessier, Dewittville, Phone CO.4-2450.LOST in Ormstown, blue Parker fountain pen, Ormstown 359, re- wurd, ON ROUTE 52 between Huntingdon und Customs, Lail gute for 7, ton truck.Call CO.4-2332, Hunting- don, To Rent FIVE ROOM apartment, 2nd floor, with garage, situated 58 Dalhousie St, Huntingdon, Tel: H'don., CO.4-5042.House to Rent HOUSE to rent in Ormstown, six rooms, reasonable rent.Occupu- tion July 1st.For information apply 19 Prince Albert St, Orms- town or Tel: 72J.HOUSE to rent on Lake Street.Available July 1st.Mrs.Leo Lenhy.Tel: CO.4-2988, Huntingdon.Agents Wanted IF YOU are looking for a full time job, let us assist you.Any time is a good time to start a Familex agency.We have a few openings in your surroundings.Write immediately for free details: Fami- lex, 1600 Delorimier.Montreal, Dept.44.Housekeeper Wanted Province of Quebec Corporation County of Hunlingdon To the ratepayers of the Township ol Godmanehester, and Lhe Parish of sste-Burbe.in the County of Hun- tindon, terested in (he DON- AHOE DISCHARCGIE, PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice is hereby given by the undersigned Jiunes 1e.Barrett, Secretary-Treusurer.of the Corporation of the County of Hunting- don, that the Collection Roll on the Donahoe discharge, was duly hoimeo- lopated us read, al the meeting of the Huntingdon Couneil held on Wednesday, June THU, 1958.All costs vrdered paid then collected from the interested partie, accord- aps Lo (he number of acres dramed.All Chose interested wre hereby ree quested ta come inoand Leltle witinn 29 davs from this date.GIVEN al Huntingdon this 12th day of the month of June, 1958, JAMES FE.BARRETT, SeeyFreas,, M.CC.H.A REAL BUY! 1954 Fo TEL.CO.4.2933 Pr à TO RENT u house in the Village of | $1,195.00 RIVERSIDE MOTORS REG'D 0e | CATHOLIC TEACHERS | WANTED For St Patrick's School, Herd- \u2018man, 1 French teacher and 1 English teacher for school term 1958-59.Apply - Ernest Boucher, Athelstan, Que.POPPI PIP OPI Pr POPPE PI POI Pr Ors sn AUCTION SALE At the Ormstown Sales Roums on SATURDAY, JUNE 21st \u2018oo omile west of Che Hospital an Route 4, \u2018The following: Pann: Kelvinator frigidaire; 17\" portable TV; 9 piece dining room set: four burner pus stove, two vvens; small radio; kitchen lable; extension tables: bureaus; wash stands; electric washer; large trunk; kitchen range, coul or wood; Kitchen range, oil; bullet: Kitchen sink; linoleums; sliding couch; 30 pul.hol water tank; gas camp stove: duy bed; mise, dishes; pots and puns: space heater: rockers; clocks: Has CUNp sLove; beds; trays: cun- ning kettle with rack: knitting machine; wash Lub stand; lawn mower: chain saw: tool box; cars penter phines; exiension hits; saw vice: Miter box saw; ironing hoard, Many other articles Loo numerous to mention.All to he sold without réserve, Terms cash: Sule to bepin at 115 TM BILL, HOOKER, Auctioneer, \"OFACOHOHOHO0HHA000000HUVOHO0OPL DUHEME AUTO BODY SHOP Bouchette St.near RR.Station Tel, CO.4-31061, Huntingdon BODY WORK and PAINT BOPP CIOP IP IINICOOP POV IIIS SII rd Sedan [am HUNTINGDON Y Open Air Service To Be Held At Covey Hill People of the district are invited to attend an open air religious service which will be held on the grounds of Dykebur House, Covey Hill, on June 29th, ut 7 p.m.This is the home of Mr.Stanley Brooks and Mr.John Alexander, on Frontier Roud, Covey Hill, und is well known in the area.The service will be conducted by Brig.Ernest Fitch, of the Salvation Army, Montreal and he will be assisted by Rev.K.Murray of Hem- mingford and Rev.A.D.Eva the Howick United Church.FL, shippers of all denominations* « welcome to attend and it is ho; that people from the surrounding territory will endeavor to uttend this service.A number of Salvation Army wurkers are planning, to give assistance and the service promises 1, be a very enjoyable one.\u201cVelo\u201d comes from meaning \u201cI forbid\".the Latin | TENDERS don, 12) Anicet School Commission.à deposit of $25.00.100 Champlain St.St.Anicet School Commission, County of Hunting- are seeking tenders for the construction of a twelve classroom school, following the plan RF57 furnished by the Department vf Public Education.All tenders mu ) be accompanied by accepted cheque covering 109% of the amount of the tender, payable to the order of the St.The tenders must be handed in to the Secretary, Mr.Avila Génier, on June 30th, 1958, between 8 and 8.30 o'clock p.m., at the Parochial Hall All Interested in giving a tender must apply to the undersigned and the necessary documents will be given with Pierre Dionne, Architect WANTED Valleyfield i THE JULIUS A.ROSENFELD FARM Chateauguay, Que.REDUCING HERD: FOR SALF 3 Heifers: One Month Old [From our Foundation Cows.Milking 60 lbs.OLympic 7-6483 ENGLISH SPEAKING, sleep in, for Home in Valleyfield with (wo adults, modern heating and conveniences, Apply Box 0588, Hun- tihgdon Gleaner, Huntingdon, Que.Help Wanted 45, to look after three children Five days a week.$15.plus room and board.Hours: 8 to Phone Chateauguay OL.7-8927.Pasturers Wanted SPACE available for a few blood tested cattle to pasture.Norris Nussey, Ormstown 612-r-3, English-speaking girl, aged 17 to and do housework.Ville DeLery.6:30.VENDING MACHINE OPPORTUNITY Part or own your own business.65% profit selling fully guaranteed ball point pens at 25c each through automatic vending machines.To be first in your territory, write now to EASTERN PEN CO.305 Dufferin Road, Montreal, Que.(HU.8-8753) FOR SALE CARS DODGE Suburban METEOR Two Door PLYMOUTH DODGE FORD CHEVROLET CHEVROLET FORD METEOR Suburban PLYMOUTH Suburban TRUCKS 1956 FARGO 1 ton 1953 DODGE V4 ton 1951 DODGE two ton 1951 Dodge Tractor C.J.KYLE 159 Ctateauguay St.Huntingdon full time chance to Make Si tre > ur va red e A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE HUNT 54 CHATEAUGUAY ST = \u2014 rive footed way of going.Hills string.That's part of the dans choose Chevrolet above all other cars, year alter year, See your Chevrolet dealer.today! INGDON Holidays begin the very moment you step in behind Chevy's wheel! You've just never known such a light- Chevy .rough rouds run smooth .and road hends stretch out straight as a Illustrated, the incomparable Impais, Canada\u2019s best selling convertible, hearted, light- flatten out for reason Cana- MOTORS .CO.4.5822 que (tau 14Y CHA = oh REG'D HUNTINGDON, P.Q.> | ducted b; Salvatio:.ll be as- of Hem- Eva \u2018 ch.YF, tions\u201c \u20ac ; is ho; rroundir- to attend on Army rive assis- \u2018omises 1u he Latin ting- welve ished mu £ tin e St.nded 1958, Hall.nder- with 3483 | du > | J y RR Jar SE is 3 SILVER SHIELD all (© 4 For Sale PURINA DAIRY FEEDS, Cockshutt Farm Equipment, Shell Oil Products.Leo.Parent, Tel: 40, St.Chrysostome, Que.steel Silos, Easiest to erect, lowest maintenance, highest resale value, fullest nutritional ensilage, fu!ly guaranteed for 20 years.Call Ivan Graham, Huntingdon, Que.Tel: CO.4-2315.ONE USED\u2014John Deere corn planter, one used I.H.C.corn planter, one used Eureka corn plunter, new IH.C.corn planters, New Holland hay conditioners or crushers, spring tooth and disc.| harrows in all sizes.Chillon Bros, Phone 4181, Ellenburg, N.Y.cide Chantigny, Ormstown, Tel: 267W.McCORMICK 50-T haler.Wm.Conley, Howick.@ RMWAY automatic stable cleaner, no manual controls.Featuring Hi-Test non-Stretch gutter chain.Strongest in the field by actual test.The only chain guaranteed by the Chain Institute of America.Positive working, trouble free Flite cleaner.Simple power saving drive units.All parts available in Huntingdon.Special early order price, Call: Ivan Graham, Tel: H\u2019don.CO.4-2315, HOUSE and Summer Camp, 1954 Ford Convertible, 1940 Pontiac like new, refrigerator, and all household furniture.Louis Siin- ard, 46 King St., Huntingdon, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5486.PEIRSON CUSTOM built Buildings for Industry and Agriculture.Rafters trusses.arches for sheds, barns and warehouses.Lowest cost per square foot of any type of recognized construction.Call: Ivan Graham, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2315, HOUSE TRAILER, 42 ft.long $4,600.Apply Philippe Piché, Tel: FR.3-2855 or FR.3-8120, Valley- field.BUCKWHEAT.A.W MacNaughton, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5702.TWO USED Mall chain Brunette Bros.Service \u2018Tel: H'don.CO.4-5480.ONE SILO in good condition 12x24 ft.one McCormick Deering rope hay loader, 1 McCormick Deering corn binder both in good condition.Leslie Munro, Tel: 4-2012, Huntingdon.ONE ROPE HAYLOADER, 1 side rake, in good condition.James E.Smith, Ormstown, Tel: 625-32.FARM located in Mooers N.Y.352 acres, 30 cows and all farm machinery.If interested write or see Charles Higgins, Mooers, N.Y.AFRICAN VIOLETS.new varletics.Write for listing, Maders African Violets, Breslau, Ont.TWO girl's bicycles, $15.00 each; 2 boy's bicycles, $12.00 each; 2 tri- cyles, $5.00.Herbert Hamilton, Maxwell SL, Phone 315, Orms- town Bicycle Shop.ONE Massey Harris Rake Bar Hay- loader.also 4 farm gates.Gordon McClatchie, Phone CO.4-5565.ONE combination oil and gas stove, in excellent condition, reasonable, also one nearly new Coleman Space Heater.C.R.Barr, Tel: 154, Hemmingford.OLD HORSES.Roch Dupuis, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2765.saws.Station, + Property for Sale TWO HOUSES in village of Orms- town.Apply Alcide Chantigny, Ormstown, Tel: 267W.HUNTINGDON, 8 room house, hot water heated.Approximately 2 acres.City conveniences.Tel: H'don.CO.4-5147, cr write Box 735, Huntingdon.COMMERCIAL PROPERTY located at the corners of Bridge St.and Lambton St.in Ormstown.For further information call Orms- town 16 or Valleyfield FR.3-8282.HOUSE in Ormstown 6% rooms including bathroom, clean, Residential section.Apply: Thos.Hingston, 1 Lambton St, Orms- town, Tel: 98.TWO apartment house, 5 rooms on second floor and 4 room on first floor.Tel: H'don.CO.4-5023.For Sale or Exchange FOR ANY KIND of catlle, Desoto car, new tires, new paint, heater, 58 licences.T.S.Macfarlane, Tel: CO.34-2044.1100 LB.milk seperator airmost new will sell or exchange for milking cow.John Trepanicr, St.Agnes, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2679.To Rent THREE OFFICES with waiting rooms, bathrooms, heated and lighted.Apply Gilles Abram Tel: 132 or office 50 Hemmingford.PLEASANT ROOM with kitchen privileges for adult.Private beuch.Buses pass at door.Mrs.A.Quenneville, Port Lewis, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5994, CAMP on Lake, 5 rooms, modernly furnished.Apply Fernand Carrière, Tel: CO.4-5983.COTTAGES at Port Lewis, 3 bedrooms.frig., electric stove, running water, modern conveniences.reasonable rent seasonal.Phone CO.4-5792 or contact 18 Lake St.on week-end, SUMMER CAMP for the season or by the week, Rene Forget.Orms- town.>» - aa Help Wanted | GENERAL MAID for family of four.no voung children, Grand salary.Apply Mrs.Cleyn, 57 Wellington.Tel: CO.4-2975, Huntingdon.GIRL or woman for general work and waiting on tables.No cooking.Very good pay, tips.Apply Lakin's Farm, Athelstan, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2430.TWO EXPERIENCED bilingual waitresses.Apply Restaurant Diner, Tel: CO.4-2853, H'don.Work Wanted LIGHT excavating for ditching, septic tanks and trenches ete, also gravel and top soil for lawns and | flowers.Taillefer Transport, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5182.EXCAVATION.underground piping, ditches, foundations ete, Reasonable rates.Irving Bros., Tel: H'don.CO.4-5879.Home Addressing Wanted RELTABLE neat and prompt.Phone or write Mrs.George Kees, Aubrey.Que.Phone 622R1-4, P.O.No.31.Apply\u2014 Phone CO.4-5329 PATRICK Tel.H'don CO.4-2847 Li COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT ON LAKE ST.FRANCIS Water Frontage St.Anicet, Que.LAWRENCE McCALLUM SLABWOOD FOR SALE W.McCALLUM Huntingdon Huntingdon, Que.| livestock if desired.\u2014 HILLSIDE SALES ARENA LIVESTOCK AUCTION Every Tuesday Night, 8P.Mat the farm of MR.J.M.SMELLIE, Lee\u2019s Corners 6 miles West of Huntingdon Anyone having livestock to sell is invited to contact the Sale Manager, Mr.H.I\u2019.Wattie at CO.4-2434 or CO.4-2933.We will pick-up your J.M.SMELLIE, Owner CO.4-2933 H.P.HIGGINS, Auctioneer CO.4.5114 iY School Clearing Decks Ready For Start On New Addition The Huntingdon High School Protestant Commissioners met for a regular meeting at the school, on Thursday evening with all members present.The business was of a routine nature with nothing of much importance to report.A letter was read from the architect pointing out certain condi- tivn to do with the tenders which had been selected und advising the Board what should be dune.Discussion was held on what should be done to speed the way for the demolition of the old school and to save delay when the contracts should actually be let and the work ready to be started.Also a suitable place will have to be found to store much of the equipment and the barns of the old Walsh property are to be checked upon for this purpose.Already the playground equipment is being moved farther away.It was felt that a quantity of arti- cles in the old building could be checked and put into storage right away.An inventory will be kept of such in order that it will be known what and where they are.The Board was of the opinion that work on the addition might be started about the middle of July.There is no certainty of this however, as it will depend upon how soon the Dept.in Quebec returns word on the.tenders that have been selected and the time lapse before the tenders can be awarded and the contractors move in on the job.However, as much as possible will be done in advance of time, to remove delays \u2018once the go-ahead signal is given.In view of the fact that the Kindergarten class will only be in session for part of the month of June, the question was asked as to whether a full month\u2019s fees would be charged.The board decided that only a portion of the fees for the month of June will be collected.Have you a question on UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE OR EMPLOYMENT?In this column we publish questions about unemployment insurance and employmient, together with answers received from the Unemployment Insurance Comunission.If you are uncertain about any point do not hesitate to send us your question.We will obtain an answer and publish it in this column, Following are some questions with answers which may be of interest to you: Q\u2014My husband is in the RCMP.and is frequently moved around.I have to move with him.Sometimes he is near a city and sometimes not.I am a comptometer operator and I dont want any other employment for fear of losing my skill.AL present I am not employed.Can I claim benefit?A \u2014By limiting yourself to acceptance of employment only as a comptometer operator you may be disqualified as not being available for work, particularly as in some of the places to which you move such work is non-existent.Q.\u2014I had to leave my job this winter because of sickness.Now I am told I cannot collect even though I have always paid in.Why is this?A Payment of benefit may be continued to a person who falls ill, or becomes injured, or is quarantined, while already receiving benefit.Benefit is not paid to a person who loses his employment because if illness, ete., and is incapable of doing any work.Q\u2014If & person is receiving Work - men\u2019s Compensation benefit for four or five weeks, does he have the right to unemployment insurance benefit?Wanted WE BUY POULTRY at all times at the highest prices on the market.Alcide Chantigny, Ormstown, Tel: 267W.WANTED to rent 2 or 3 bedroom house, urgently needed in Hun- tingdon or vicinity.Tel: H'don.CO.4-2985.Agents Wanted ATTENTION Women: Without any experience you can earn money by selling Avon Cosmetics and toiletries in your vicinity.Territory available in Ormstown, Howick, Dewittville, Franklin Centre, Athelstan, Dundee, Caza- ville, St.Anicet, Huntingdon.Write to Gleaner Office, Box 2500, Huntingdon.Property For Sale Choice Lake Front lots, also select lots with easeway to Lake St.Francis, near Cazaville.Good location for fishing and bathing.Select your lot now to ensure perfect camp site.Phone H\u2019don CO.4-2703 or write: P.O.Box 134 Malone, N.Y.Baby Chicks WIDE CHOICE hybrids, broiler (some started», Bray Hatchery.Sherbrooke or local agent, J.E.Beaudin, St.Chrysostome; Jas.M.Winter, RR 4, Ormstown, Phone 608R3, Orms- town Exchange.Lost ON SATURDAY night.June 7, at the Ormstown Exhibition Grounds, a little black cloth coin purse containing a sum of money.Mrs.Lawrence Rabideau, Tel: G29r12, Ormstown.chicks, special chicks, pullets complete list.SCHOOL FOR SALE School and lot for sale on Hurley's Road, 5 miles from Hemmingford Village.Apply Andre Germain, Secretary Hemmingford Tel.98 Box 14 eS a Rd A.\u2014The receipt of Workmen's Compensation gives rise to two questions.The first is whether the person is capable of work as required under the Act, and the second is whether the money received as Workmen's Compensation is to be taken into account as earnings in determining the amount of benefit payable.The answer to these questions depends on the particular circumstances existing in each case.It is therefore important that a claimant should advise the local office whenever he is in receipt of Workmen's Compensation so that the facts may be submitted to the insurance officer for a decision.Q\u2014If I am pensioned off from the place I work and receive a pension of $100 a month am I entitled to draw unemployment insurance?A.\u2014Yes, provided you are able, ready and willing to work, and fulfill all the other conditions of entitlement to benefit.Q.\u2014I have been out of work for some time and am drawing unemployment.insurance benefit.My neighbour who is ill has offered to pay me $10 a week to do some light work in his cellar.If I take the job can I still draw by benefit?A\u2014Whether or not you will be able to draw benefit while working for your neighbour will depend on the hours worked, niture of the work, and so on.It is suggested that you consult your local office, giving full particulars.In any event, be sure to report to vour local office all work that you do while on benefit, and all earnings.@Q\u2014For ten years I have been a carpenter.and I have my card.Last winter I worked for two months as a lumberjack.If T refuse to perform a similar job this winter will 1 be refused benefit?A~If work as a lumberjack is considered by the insurance officer as suitable employment for you, having regard to your physical condition, age, past work history, ete., and you refuse such a job without rood cause, you may be disqualified for a period up to six weeks.Q\u2014T have just been offered a job with the same employer for whom I last worked and with whom I could not get along.Will I be disqualified 1f I refuse this job?A\u2014This will depend upon whether or not the insurance officer considers the employment suitable and whether or not he considers that you have good cause for failure to accept the job.He will take into account your reasons for having separated from this employer previously and any changes which there may now be in the conditions of employment.WANTED Cows \u2014 Calves \u2014 Pigs HAROLD P.WATTIE Tel.CO.4-2434 or CO.4-2933 HUNTINGDON \\ Canadian Garden , Service Why We Cultivate Regular cultivation in the garden does a great deal more than merely kecping down the weeds, Actually that end of the business is only part of the service.Cultivation keeps the soll open and fine and thus makes is capable of absorbing and retaining moisture, letting in a certain amount of air and making it a first class medium for plant growth.And it is amazing what a simple job it is to run over the flower and vegetable garden once a week in the growing season and less often later in July and August with a rake or cultivator.It is not necessary to stir deeply, the shallower the better as the season advances.But regular cultivation will keep things grow- mg and healthy and add much id the neat appearance of the garden.Know Your Enemy For controlling special pests, one should provide himself with + good bulletin so that any trouble can be identified and the | proper dust or spray applied.It | is not a bad idea to take your) troubles to the nearest seed store and let the experts there prescribe treatment.For the general run of insects and diseases, however, the modern dusts and sprays will handle them either singly or in combination.It is no trouble to cheek pests if we get them early before they really have a chance to multiply.In the fight with bugs, the vld adage of a stiteh in time surely does apply.Easier And Safer Gurdeners in the market for power tools will find machines that are improved mechanically for simple operation and upkeep.The majority of power mowers and tractors now offer semiautomatic or automatic starting.multiple speed control.revised wheel mounting and placement for easier turning and better mufflers tor quiet operation.The mowers and ouher cutters are safer too.The cutting blade, especially with rotary mowers, has been particularly hazardous.Improvements have been made in blade housings to prevent foot injury and to reduce casting of sharp stones from the discharge chute.Another important safety measure is the semi-automatic braking system that can bring the spinning blade to a quick stop.Long Rooted Vegetables Deep rooted vegetables like carrots and parsnips often have a tough time getting down into the soll, especially in heavy clay.and when we go to pull them we, too, may have a tough time and leave about as many roots in the ground with the tops twisted off as we actually harvest.The wise gardener prevents all this fuss and loss by planting such vegetables in a trench filled with loose, sandy soil mixed with compost.In such a mixture seed germinates far more quickly, especially if well watered after planting, the young plants are easily thinned, and when we go to harvest there is no trouble in pulling, as a mere shake will loosen them from the soil.Free Advice There Isn't a do-it-yourself project on earth that has so much free and helpful advice available as gardening.You can learn a lot from seed catalogues, the garden columns of newspapers and magazines, radio, T.V., and the helpful scedsman who literally gives priceless information along with on quarter's worth of seeds.Safety Measure KITCHENER, Ont.(CP; \u2014 A new city bylaw requires citizens wishing to light bonfires to obtain permission from the fire | SLABWOOD FOR SALE 12 in.Maple and Ash Slabwood.Apply Huntingdon Wood Specialties Ltd.Tel.CO.4.2486 Huntingdon Res.CO.4.5329 Ï We Buy Horses and Cows | THAT HAVE HAD ACCIDENTS Dead or alive.\u2014 Highest prices paid.OSCAR REMILLARD Telephone 826, Lacolle Cut out and keep this ad, it could be worth up to $15.00 for you andl od THE GLEANER Pages 9-16 B.Sc.IN EDUCATION Leopold Ledue Son of Mr.and Mrs, J.BR ledue, Superintendent of Customs, at Trout-River, Que, who has recelved a Bachelor of Sel- ence Degree in Physical Bduea- tion from McGill University.2070000000000000000000000000 Cigar Bands His Hobby Eighty-four - year - old Arthur Bureau, of Wrightville, Que, is a man with a number of hobbies.He collects stamps, muateh- covers and cigar bands.But of all his collections, it's the elgar bands which most intrigue him.His collection consists of over 8,000 different bands from a score of different countries.And unique amongst the col- leetions is a personalized cigar band with his own pleture on it which he had printed at the Printing Bureau in Ottawa when he worked there years ago.Cigar band collecting Is, of course, à hobby with quite a long history.Perhaps it Is not popular in Canada and as the United States as it was a few years ago, when a Cigar Band Collector's Club existed in the States.But in France, Spain, Belglhum and many other European coun- Aries iL is stil in Its hey-day.Mr.Bureau corresponds with scores of collectons not only in Europe but in South America.He has been collecting for 60 years, ever since a cousin brought him a box full of bands with the request that he decorate a glass dish with them - - and old and once popular amateur ar! form.\u201cWhen I found that there were 300 different batids Hi that box I saw the possibilities in a collection\u201d.explained Mr.Bureau, Unlucky Angler FORT WILLIAM.Ont.(CP1 An enraged fisherman called the Ontario Provinelal Police here to report that while he was hooking fish, someone hooked the rear wheels from his car Five men later were arrested.BUILDING We will shortly be erecting à building in Huntingdon.Let us show you how easy and economical you can build with PEIRSON Precision Manufaetur- ed Rafters, Trusses and Arches and Frames.No obligation, call IVAN GRAHAM CO.4-2315 Huntingdon CEMENT See us for your cement requirements.A.L.Levine CO.4-2980 Huntingdon \u2014 WELL DRILLING To ensure yourself of a sufficient year-round supply of water.For information: TEL.CO.4-5977 Wilfrid Saumier Herdman, Que.\u2014 | FR.3-4472 eee Two Types Of Houses\u2019 Loans Set OTTAWA (CP) National Housing Act loans soon will be uvadlable for two types of low- cost houses being designed by by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation for construction in rural areas, it was announced last Thursday.Stewart Bates, president of the Federal housing ageney, Lold the Senate Finance Committee that one of the homes will have a top price of $8,000 and the other 85,000 or less.He said there is a real need for n more modest type of home in Canada's outlying areus.They could be bullt by eliminating many of the frills demanded by home owners in Urban areas and required hy most nrunleipal bylaws, Mr.Bates sald the designs of the low-cost homes likely will be announced ina month or two.4 national WATER SAFETY WEEK Ce RE ET RE Summer is traditionally our season for vacations, Within the next three months most of us will take advantage of Canad's great outdoors to seek rest aad relaxation.Many will spend cvery waking moment on.In or near our beauthal lakes, rivers or streams.There 1s always a possibility during the coming months that some of our colleapues and friends will not return from their vacation.It happens every vear and there 1s no assurance that 1958 will be any different unless we do something about | livery year drowning accidents take their toll and the tragedy of such aceldents is never for WELL DRILLING 1 guarantee a sufficient supply of water.1 also guarantee hat water will be approved as drinking water by Government est.Terms can be arranged WALTER OES 337 St-Jean Baptiste Valleyfield THE HERD CONSISTS OF 37 Purebred Cows | ! | 7 Steers j | | | {assorted lumber.slightly used.Case haybaler rubber, Case hale elevator, spreader on rubber.rack.250 pal | Ï tractor plow.gas tank.| the late John Bryson.Public Auction Saturday, June 28th, 1958 | BRYSONWOOD FARMS, COMPLETE DISPERSAL 60 head registered Aberdeen-Angus cattle, also a : complete line of modern farm machinery 12 Cows with Calf at Foot 25 Cows guaranteed safe in 2 Serviceable Age Bulls Herd blood tested and \"TB.tested within 30 day.of wale, | | ! | 2 Weaned Heifer Calves | | | Sale Lo be held under cover.i i i Also 1 saddle horse, quantity building timbers and Cockshutt 10 11.self-propelled combine und used 1 year.Cockshutt, No.40 tractor, like new.Cockshutt, No.30 tractor, hydraulle fork, shovel and scraper.Cockshutt hydraulic 3 furrow tractor plow on New Idea side rake (news; deep digger, Cockshutt double Cockshutt rubber tired wagon and Beatty track.steel wheelbarrow, 3 ton Ford truck, 34 Panel truck, smoothing harrows, cement inixer, hydraulie crane, 800 sap buckets, gathering tank and pans, 75 rolls snowfence, 2 40-td, rolls new Page wire, 2 tons buckwheat, fi tons vats, and many other items not listed.| All to be sold without reserve to settle the estate of TERMS OF SALE Machinery selling at 1230 sharp ! Cattle sale at 250 pu.(DST The term loeuted on Highway No.4 between Ormotown and Huntingdon LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer Tel.Huntingdon CO.4-2289 BRUCE McKELLAR on Pedigrees Tel.Ormstown 600-r-4 | \"The four farms consisting approx.of 475 acres with good huildings are also for sale.Wednesday, June 18th, 1958 gotten, In most cases drown- nes are not mere aecidents.They are caused because people do not think! Many drowning vletims lose ther lives because someone was not considerate about thelr own lite or the lves of others, To lgnore the simple and practical rules of water safely is to court tragedy.We all have a responsibility to help reduce Canada's annual drowning toll, The Canadian Red Cross Society is carnestly attempting to gutde us with the rules of water safety but they need our help.À mutual effort ean produce results and we will atl shoe when lives are saved An understanding of the Red Cross rules of water safety and thelr practical application will mean that every one of us will have a happler and healthier vacation tis summer and will be able to look forward to many more Lo come.This summer \u2014 he water wise! CEMENT See us for your cement requirements, From now on we will have some in stock all the tina, Julien Girouard Dewittville Grist Mill Phone H'don CO.4-2380 \u2014rcrrrrseuautenneassssesseuves For Expert Refrigeration Service SEE - - - Georges Dupuis 159 St.Charles St.Tel.FR.3-4063, Valleyfield 30 Years Experience At Your Service Repairs on Refrigerators of All Makes Domestic or Commercial AH00000000000500000040000042 Calf No.140 equipped with motor THC.16 dise drill seeder, LHC.2-furrow discs.Trackor manure ard ton Ford manure carrier Cush 10 The Gleaner The opening night vf Ormstown Exhibition was a most successful one\u2014the weather was ideal, the attendance was the best yet for any opening night and the show was a Ormstown REPORT OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE Bull calf, born on or after July 1st, 1957 \u2014 3rd\u2014Mr.E.Wyler, Ormstown, Quebec.Junior Yearling Bull born between Jan.1st, 1957 and June 30th, 1957.\u2014 1st\u2014Mr.W.K.Mc- Rae and Sen, Howick, Que.Serflor Yeaning Bull, born between July 1st, 1956 and Dec.31st, 1956 \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.A.Pinson- neault, Ormstown, Quebec: 3rd\u2014 Mr.JR.MacDonald, Huntingdon Quebec.Champion BuHs Senior Champion Bull, 2 years and over \u2014 Mr.Geo.Rolland Giladu, Sutton, Quebec.Reserve Senior Champion Buld, 2 years and over, Junior Champion Bull, unde! 2 years \u2014 Mr.A, Pinsonneault, Ormstown, Quebec.Reserve Junior Champion Bull.\u2014 Mr.Geo.Rolland Gladu, Sutton, Quebec.\u2018Grand Champion Bull, any age.\u2014 Mr.Geo.Rolland Gladu, Sutton, Quebec, Reserve Grand Champion bull.\u2014 Mr.A.Pinsonneault, Orms- town, Quebec.Dry Cow, born before July 1st 1953.\u2014 1st\u2014\u2014Mr.J.R.MacDonald Huntingdon, Quebec: 2nd\u2014M:.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick Quebec; 3rd\u2014Mr.W.J.McRae & Son, Howick, Quebec; 4th\u2014Mr.Erie Wyler, Ormstown.Quebec.Dry Cow.born between July 1st, 1953 and June 30th, 1955 - 1st\u2014Mr.A.Pinsonneault, Orms- town, Quebec; 2nd\u2014Mr.A.Pin- sonneault, Ormstown, Quebec.Heifer, 2 years old, dry, born between July 1st, 1955 and June 30th, 1956 \u2014 ist\u2014Mr.W.K.Mc- Rae and Son, Howick.Quebec: 3rd\u2014Mr.John G.Bustard, River- field, Quebec: 4th\u2014Mr.J.J.Murphy, \u2018Huntingdon, Quebec.Heifer Senior Yearling, born 100 29 Smith Pharmacy 24 E.Main St.More Canachans [Tee Ce MERIT PLAN Wednesday, June 8th, 1958 Scenes At Ormstown Exhibition On Opening Night \u2014 School Floats And Opening Speeches poud one all the way through.The they presented for the parade.Above pupils und staff of Ormstown High are just two of the floats which give School again excelled themselves in some idea of the detail used to the number and beauty of the floats symbolize the theme of each float.Prize Winners 1958 Exhibiti between July 1st and Dee.31st.1956 \u2014 3rd\u2014Mr.J.J.Murphy.Huntingdon, Quebec: S5th\u2014Mr.John Bustard, Riverfield, Que.Heifer, Junior yearling, born between Jan.Ist and June 30th 1987 \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.WK.McRae & Son, Howick, Quebec: 2nd-\u2014Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick.Quebec; 4th\u2014Mr.John G.Bustard, Riverfteld, Quebec; 6th \u2014 J.R.MacDonald, Hunting- don, \"quebec.Senior Heifer calf born between July Ist, 1957 and Dec.31st 1957 \u2014 lst\u2014Mr.W.K.McRae & Son, Howick, Quebec; 2rd\u2014Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick.Quebee: 3rd-Mr.W.K.McRae & Son, Howick, Quebec; 6th\u2014Mr.Cecil Murphy, Huntingdon, Que- bee: 9th\u2014Mr.John G.Bustard Rivenfield, Quebec; 10th\u2014Mr.Cecil Murphy, Huntingdon, Quebec; 11th\u2014Mr.Leslie Cavers, Ormstown, Quebec.Junior Heifer Calf born on or after Jan.1st, 1958 \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.John G.Bustard, Riverfield, {Quebec; 3rd\u2014Mr.Cecil Mupphy Huntingdon, Quebec.Heifer 3 and 4 yrs.old, in milk, born between July lst, 1853 nd June 30th, 1955 \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebce: 2nd\u2014Mr.WK.McRae and Son.Howick, Quebec; 3rd-\u2014Mr.A.Pinsonneault, Ormstown, Quebec: éth\u2014Mr.J.J.Murphy, Huntingdon, Quebec: 7th\u2014M\".A.Pinsonneault, Ormstown.Quebec.Cow, 5 yrs.and over in milk, \u2018born before July 1st, 1958 \u2014 Ist\u2014 Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec; 2nd-\u2014Mr.Cecil Murphy.Huntingdon, Quebec.Champion Females Senior Champion Female, 2 yrs.and over \u2014 Mr.JR.Mac- Donald, Huntingdon, Quebec.Reserve Senior Champion Female, 2 yrs.and over \u2014 Mr.W K.MacRae and Son, Howick.Quebec.Junior Champion Female, under 2 yrs.\u2014 Mr.W.K, MacRae {and Son, Howick, Quebec.Reserve Junior Champion Female \u2014 Mr.W.K.MacRae and Son, Howick, Quebec.Grand Champion Female, any Female \u2014 Mr.W.K.MacRae and Son.Howick, Quebec.Graded Herd \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec.Dairy Herd, consisting of four females two yrs.old or over that USE THE THAN ANY OTHER PLAN When you buy your car on the MERIT PLAN you can do so with full confidence, The record speaks for itself \u2014 for over twenty-five years this all-Canadian company has served .and satisfied .more customers.than any other.financing plan.Avoid See your He'll recommend the.best terms for you.Pr a nb sre ee \u2018 Ra VUS OCR PR Wotch- your budget-when you buy \"on Hime\", \u2018easy terms\u201d end \"low down payment\u201d financing \u2014 they're more costiy in the end.MERIT PLAN dealer.[/ age \u2014 Mr.JR.MacDonald, Que Huntingdon, Quebec, Reserve Grand Champion have produced a normal calf 1st-Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec; 2nd-\u2014Mr.A.Pinsonneault, Ormstown, Quebec.Junior Herd, one bull under 2 yrs.old Owned by Exhibitor, & four females under 2 yrs.old.bred and owned by Exhibitor, \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec.Senior Get of Sire \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick.Quebec: 2nd\u2014Mr.A.Pinson- neauit, Ormstown, Quebec; 3rd\u2014 Mr.JJ.Murphy, Huntingdon, Quebec.Junior Get of Sire \u2014 lst\u2014DMr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec; 2nd\u2014Mr.John G.Bustard, Riverfield, Quebec.Progeny of Dam \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.À.Pinsonneault, Ormstown, Que- bee; 3rd-\u2014Mr.A.Pinsonneauit, Ormstown, Quebec; 86h \u2014Mr.C.C.Murphy.Huntingdon, Quebec.Specials E.E.Rennie, Ormstown, Quebec \u2014 Mr.WK.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec.BB.McCartney.Ormstown, Quebec \u2014 Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec.Maple Leaf Milling Company Ltd.\u2014 Mr.W.K.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec.Canada Starch Company \"| Limited \u2014 Mr.'W.X.McRae and Son, Howick, Quebec.Canada Starch Company K.|Limited \u2014 Mr.A.Pinsonneault, Ormstown, Quebec.St.Urbain Dairies Limited \u2014 Mr.J.R.MacDonald, Huntingdon Quebec.REPORT OF JERSEY CATTLE Budi, 2 yrs., born between July 1st, 1955 and June 30th, 1956 \u2014 2nd-\u2014\u2014-Mr.Wm.Hope, Franklin Centre, Que.Champion Bulls Senior Champion Bull, 2 years and over.Reserve Senior Champion buil, 2 yrs.and over.\u2014 Junior Champion Bull, under 2 yrs.\u2014 Reserve Junior Champion ul Grand Champion Bull, Age.\u2014 Reserve Grand Champion Bull.all prizes to \u2014 Mr.Wilfred F.Hadlock, Frelighshurg.Dry Cow, born before July lst.1953 \u2014 1st\u2014Mr.W.T.McBwen & Sons, Ormstown, Quebec; 3rd- Mr.Wm.Hope, Franklin Centre, Heifer, 2 yrs.old, dry, born between July 1st, 1995 and June 30th, 1956.\u2014 3rd\u2014Mr.Wm.Hope, Franklin Centre, Que.Helfer Senlor Yearling, born between, July 1st and Dec.3st, 1956 \u2014 Ilst\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen & Any INDUSTRIAL ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION LIMITED Spewsers of Comoduls Must Used Time.Purchase.Plan Sons, Ormstown, Quebec.The first one depicts the yellow race, with boys and girls made up as Chinese nationals.The second one shows one world, the idea being the Heifer, Junior Yearling, born between Jan.1st and June 30th, 1957.\u2014 2nd\u2014Mr.W.T.MeEwen & Sons, Ormstown, Quebec: 4th\u2014 Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Ormstown, Quebec.Senfor Heifer Calf born between July 1st, 1957 and Dec.31st 1957 \u2014 2nd\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Ormstown, Quebec: 4th\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons Ormstown, Quebec.Heifer 2 years, in milk, born.between July 1st, 1935 and June 30th, 1966.\u2014 1st\u2014Mr.W.T.Mc- Ewen and Sons, Ormstown, Que.Heifer, 2 and 4 yrs, old in mk born between July lst, 1953 and June 30th, 1956 \u2014 Ist\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Ormstown.Quebec; 2nd\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen, and Sons, Ormstown, Quebec: 4th\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons Ormstown, Quebec.* Cow, 5 yrs.and over in milk, born before July 1st 1953 \u2014 1st\u2014 Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Ormstown, Quebec: 5th\u2014Mr.Wm.Hope, Franklin Centre, Que.Champion Females Senior Champion Female, 2 yrs and over.\u2014 Mr.W.T.Mc- Ewen and Sons, Ormstown, Quebec.Reserve Senior Champion Female, 2 yrs.and over \u2014 Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Ormstown.Quebec.Junior Champion Female, under 2 yrs.\u2014 Mr.Wilfred Had- lock, Frelighsburg, Que.Roserve Junior Champion Female, \u2014 Grand Champion Female, any age, \u2014 Reserve Grand Champion Female, all to \u2014 Mr.W.T.Mc- Ewen and Sons, Ormstown, Que.Dairy Herd, consisting of four females two yrs.old or over that have produced a normal calf, \u2014 isp\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Ormstown, Quebec.Senlor Get of Sire \u2014 2nd-\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Orms- town, Quebec.Junior Get of Sire \u2014 2nd-\u2014Mr.W.T.McEwen and Sons, Orms- town, Quebec.Progeny of Dam \u2014 2nd\u2014Mr W.T.McEwen and Sons, Orms- town, Quebec.All SPECIALS to \u2014 Mr.Wilfred F.Hadlock, Frelighsburg, Que.REPORT DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORNS Bull Calf, born on or after July ist 1957 \u2014 4th\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec.Bull 2 yrs, born between July 1st, 1955 and June 30th, 1956 \u2014 lst\u20148ylvan Brae Farms, Howick Quebec.Heifer Calf, born on or after July 1st, 1957 2nd-\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec.Heifer.1 yr.junior born between Jan.1st, and June 30th, © \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 oS APB AP PUS SB § Pg | Ew United Nations ali coming logether ! with a common goal with peace reigning supreme.The last photo shows Mr.Merrill Barrington, M.P.1957 \u2014 2nd\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms Howick, Quebec: 4th\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec.Heifer, 1 yr.Senior.born between July 1 and Dec.4th-\u2014 Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec.Heifer 2 yrs.dry.born between July lst, 1955 and June 30th, 1956 \u2014 B8th\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms Howick, Que.Cow, 3 yrs.and over, dry bern before July lst, 1855 4th\u2014- Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec; 6th-\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms Howick, Quebec.\u2018Heifer, 2 yrs.old in milk born between July 1st, 1955 and June 30th, 1956 \u2014 3rd\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec.Heifer, 3 and 4 years in milk born between July 1st, 1953 and June 30th, 1955 \u2014 4th\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec; 6th \u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Que.Cow.5 yrs.and over in milk born July lst, 1953 \u2014 3rd\u2014Syl- van: Brae Farms, Howick, Que.: 4th-\u2014S8ylvan Brae Farms, Howick Que.Dairy Herd 3rd\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Quebec.Senior Get of Sire \u2014 2nd\u2014 Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick, Que.Junior Get of Sire \u2014.2nd\u2014 Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick.Quebec.Progeny of Dam \u2014 4th\u2014Syl- van Brae Farms, Howick, Que.: 5th\u2014Sylvan Brae Farms, Howick Quebec, Champion Bulls Senior Champion Bull, 2 yrs, and Over \u2014 Mr.C.N.Abbott, Varennes, Quebec.Reserve Senior Champion Buli \u2014 Mr.and Mrs, P.Williamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Junior Champion Bull, under 2 yrs.\u2014 Mr.C.N.Abbott, Varennes, Quebec.Reserve Junior Champion Bull \u2014 Mr.and Mrs, P.Williamson.Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Reserve Champion Bull, any age \u2014 Mr.C.N.Abbott, Varennes Quebec.Reserve Grand Champion Bull \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.P.Williamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue.Champion Females Senior Champion Female, 2 yrs and over \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.P Williamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Quebec.Reserve Senior Champion Female \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.P.Williamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Quebec.Junior Champion Female, under 2 yrs.\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.P.WiHiamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Quebec.Reserve Junior Champion Female \u2014 Mr.C.N.Abbott, Varennes, Quebec.Grand Champion Female, Any age \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.P.Williamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Que.Reserve Grand Champion, Female \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.P.Williamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Quebec.REPORT OF ABERDEEN ANGUS CATTIE Mr.and Mrs.Bruce MeKellar, Dewittville, Quebee.Bull, Summer Yearling \u2014 2nd \u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bruce McKellar, Dewittville, Quebec.Bull, Senior Calf \u2014 3rd\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bruce McKellar.Dewittville.Quebec.Bull, Junior Calf \u2014 2nd\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bruce McKellar, Dewittville, Quebec.Champion Bulls Senior Champion Bull, 2 yrs.and Over \u2014 Mr.LT.Porter, St.Andrews East, Que.Reserve Senior Champion Bull \u2014 Mr.phares Graham, Isle Perrot Nord, Junior Champion Bull, under 2 yrs.\u2014 Mr.S.L.Kerr, Vaudreuil Quebec.Reserve Junior Champion Bull \u2014 Mr.EG.Smith, Magog, Que.Grand Champion Bull, Any age \u2014 Mr.L.T.Porter, St.Andrews East, Que.Reserve Grand Champion Bull \u2014 Mr.8.L.Kerr, Vaudreuil, Que.Champion Female Senior Champion Female, 2 \u2018yrs and over \u2014 Mr.L.T.Porter, 8t.Andrews East.Que.Reserve Senior © Champion | Gane \u2014 Mr.E.G.Smith, Magog ue, Bull, Senior yearling \u2014 2nd\u2014 for Chateauguay -Huntingdon-La- prairie, making his remarks prior to opening the exhibition.In the background may also be seen: Left Junior Champion Female, under 2 yrs, \u2014 Mr.E.G.Smith.Magog, Quebec.; Reserve Junior Champion Female \u2014 Mr.LT.Porter, St.Andrews East, Quebec, Grand Champion Female, anv age \u2014 Mr.LT, Porter, St.Andrews East, Que.Reserve Grand Champion Female \u2014 Mr.E.G.Smith, Magog Quebec.Mature Female \u2014 4th-Mr.& Mrs, Bruce McKellar, Dewittville Quebec: 5th\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bruce McKellar.Dewittville, Quebec.Two Year Old Heifer \u2014 2nd\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Bruce McKellar.Dewittville, Que.Heifer, Senior Yearling \u2014 4th \u2014Speirs-Miller Arabangus Farm, Aubrey, Quebec.Helfer, Summer Yearling 3rd\u2014Mr.and Mrs, Bruce McKel- lar, Dewittville, Quebec.Heifer, Junior Calf \u2014 3rd\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bruce McKellar, De- wittville, Quebec.Get of Sire three animals any age.both sexes represented.not necessarily owned by Exhibitor.\u2014 3rd-\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Mec- Kellar, Dewittville, Que.Breeder's Herd, One Bull, own- cd by Exhibitor.three females bred and owned by Exhibitor.\u2014 4th\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Mc- Kellar, Dewittville, Quebec.To save to right\u2014Mr.A.A, McCormick, 1st Vice-President Ormstown Exhibition; Mr.H.A.D.Somerville, M.P.P.for Huntingdon County and Two Bulls, any age bred and owned by Exhibitor \u2014 2nd\u2014Mi.and Mrs.Bruce McKellar, De- wittville, Quebec, SPECIALS Pioneer Feeds Limited \u2014 Mr.LT.Porter, St.Andrews East, Quebce, Pioneer Feeds Limited \u2014 Mr Charles Graham, Isle Perrot Nord, Quebec.Pioneer Feeds Limited \u2014 Mr.L.T.Porter, St.Andrews Eas, Quebec.REPORT OF 411 CLUB DIVISION AYRSHIRE CATTLE Heifer Calves born after Jan.1st, 1958 \u2014 1st\u2014Betty Cairn- cross, Howick, Que.; 2nd-\u2014Alan McKell, Howick, Que.3rd-\u2014 George Cairncross, Howick, Que: 4th\u2014Kirk McKell, Howick, Que; 5th\u2014Ross Peddie, Howick, Que.Heifer Calves Born between July ist, 1957 to Dec.31, 1957 \u2014 1st\u2014Alan Ness, Howick, Quebec: 2nd\u2014~Howard Goodby.Howick Quebec.; 3rd\u2014Frank Nolan, Huntingdon, Que.: 4th\u2014Genc Goundry.Howick, Quebec; 5th\u2014- Rodney McKell, Howick, Que.; &th\u2014Barbara Logan, Howick.Que; Tth-Peter Finlayson.Ormstown, Quebec; 8th\u2014Bruce Cairncross, Howick, Que.; 9th\u2014- Gary Barrington, Howick, Que.: i0bh\u2014Carol Cottingham, Orms- town, Quebec.Mr.Douglas Ness, President of Ormstown Exhibition.Mr.Somer- ville also addressed the gathering and wished success for the Exhibi~ tion.REPORT OF 411 CLUB DIVISION HOLSTEIN CATTLE \u2018Heifer Calves, born after Jan.1st, 1958 \u2014 1st-\u2014lan Bustard, Riverfield, Quebec; 2nd\u2014Stanley Ovans, Ormstown, Que.3rd\u2014 Joyce English, Ormstown, Que.: ath-Ian Kakabeeke, Hunting- don, Quebee; 5th-\u2014Shirley Ovans Oranistown, Que.; 6th-\u2014-Douglas Marshall, Ormstown, Que.; 7th\u2014- Garth Cavers, Ormstown, Que.; 8th\u2014Janet Cavers, Ormstown, Quebec.Heifer Calves born between July 1st, 1957 to Dec.31, 1957 \u2014 1st-\u2014Claire Legault, Huntingdon.Que.; 2nd-\u2014Melvin Graham, Huntingdon, Que.; 3rd\u2014Judy Cavers, Ormstown, Que.: 4th- Gordon Bustard, Riverfield, Que; Sth-\u2014Anita Bryson, Ormstown, Que.; êth-\u2014Clayton Murphy.Huntingdon, Quebec.7th-Ron- ald MeDonald, Huntingdon, Que.; 8th\u2014Carl Rember, -Orms- town, Que.: 9th\u2014Margaret Bry- son, \u201cOrmstown, Québec; 10th\u2014 Burton Lang, Howick, Que.: llth \u2014Nancy Winter, Ormstown, Que.; 12th\u2014Wm.Robinson.Howick, Quobec: 13th-John Remiber, Ormstown, Quebce.RXNPORT OF 4H DIVISION JERSEY'CALVES Heifer Calves born after July 1st 1958 \u2014 1st\u2014Alton McEwen, (Continued on page 11) his life.A boy's life hung in the balance\u2014 four-year-old Ron Tisdale of Montreal.Ron had swallowed a quantity of sleeping pills.Now he was in a coma.His breathing had stopped.At St, Jnstine\u2019s Hospital, Ron was put into a resuscitator.His stomach was pumped out.He was given every antipoison available, Still alive, he remained in a deep coma.It was feared that at any moment his life might flicker out.At the Hospital, the doctor remembered reading about a \u2018powerful new anti-poison \u2014 \u2014Megimide, But where could it be obtained?Sister Catherine of St.Justine's, after trying sev- .eral local calls, finally telephoned the Poison Control Centre of New York City.Did they have any?Yes\u2014one half otinee, recently received-from Britain.At that\" very moment, an Bastern Air Lines plane was ready for its 11:45 takeofl for Montreal from New York.Another phone call, and considerate airline officials agreed to hold it; its passengers voted unanimously to wait.A car raced to the field, and a-Heulth Department worker handed the-precious vial to the stewardess; In a short while, a waiting car rushed the Megimide to St, Justine's and little Ron Tisdale was soon ont of danger.The world-renowned.New York Times chose to tell in detail on its editorial pages this dramatic storv.For what a story of human helpfulness this is\u2014of people using tele- \\ phones, airplanes and antomobiles\u2014 placing before all else their determination to help save that most precions thing.a human life.We also like to think that this incident demonstrates how people turn to their telephone in times of urgent need.Fast and dependable, it stands ready lo serve you too\u2014at any hour of the day or night.THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Sister Catherine of St.Jus tine's Hospital in Montreal culled local sources for rare antidote required by doctor \u2014then called Poison Control Centre of New York for cmergeney shipment, Hasty phone call held New York-Montreal flight piloted by Captain Paul Abel, Stewardess Patricia Repoli received vial of rure anti- noison from New York Health Department worker, Doctor nt Montreal's St.Justine's Hospital helped save Ron Tisdale's life with Megimide \u2014 pawerful new anti-poison which was finally located fn New York, Louise Larneque, Long Distance operator in Montreal handled crucial call ta New York-\u2014one of countless telephone people who work Lehind the scenes ic emergencies day and night, } Bas i AR a> 075 ber eA Sint ve oe oH aT we an nL \u2019 , 5th\u2014Johnny McCaig Ewe Lamb of the year \u2014 2nd\u2014 (1957 - Mr Hectance Charpentier}Que.3rd-Davies Bros, Orms-! 8 95 Prize Winners 1958 Ormstown 6rn\u2014Shirley Nussey H.Gordon Green and Sons, |St Sinon Bagot Quebec town Quebec Wednesday.June 18th, 193 8 The Gleaner ]1 hi oe Tth\u2014Shirley Sproule Ormstown, Que.; 4th\u2014H.Gordon| Suw, born between June 1st,| Mare in foal or to foal not 7 To Ex ibition (Continued from page 10) 8vth\u2014Douglas Marshatl Green and Sons, Ormstown, Que.[1957 and May 31st, 1958 Mr.later than Aug.1st Ist-Davies the District of Beauharnos-! FIRST RUN rmstown, 9th\u2014Joyce English Flock \u2014 1st\u2014H.Gordon Green |Hectanee Charpentier, St Simon | Bros.Ormstown, Que: and.{Single Pony in Harness over 44° 1st Milton Boyle, Ormstown, * Jen, Oman, 2nd can Me- 22nd\u2014Nancy Winter, Ormstown, 10th\u2014Nancy Winter and Sons, Ormastown, Que.: 3rd\u2014- Bigot, Quebec.\"Davies Bros, Ormstown, Que.{ist-Sunshine Joe, David L.Me- Quebee.2nd_ Sugar.Mr, Robert LA ine\u2019 McEwen, oO! Que.rd\u2014- a Quebec.11th\u2014Bill Robertson H.Gordon Green and Sons,| The Junior, Senior, and Grand Srd-Mr.Roland Rlel, Hunting- Coy, Huntingdon, Quebec, 2nd W.Vourde, Howtek, Quebec, 3rd rmstown, Que.; 23rd\u2014Susan Smith, Howick,|!2th\u2014Carol Cottingham Ormstown, Que.Champion Boar and Sow don, Que.Buckshot, Donald Myatt, Athe\u2019-, Princess.Merril Wo Greer, +) 4th\u2014Susan Smith, Howick, Que.Quebec.13th\u2014John Rember REPORT OF GOATS Hooker Bros.Ormstown, Que.{Ponies \u2014 Barrington and stan.Quebec: 3rd Stormy.Orin-Lown, Quebec; 4th Brwekle 27% REPORT OF 4H DIVISION a.Marshall, Orms- 14th-\u2014Ian Nussey TOGGENBURG Pure Bred Registered Robb Special Davies Bros.Ormstown, Quebre |Mr.Rosire Brunet Montreui, ea SHOWMANSHIP own, Quebec.15th-Jonkees Kakabeeke Doe, that has borne a kid, In |Clydesdales M.A.Robb, Aubrey, Quebee.|4th-MoHy, Mr.Kenneth Rov \u2018Que.bth 1Hack Beauly, W.me For boys or girls that have not 125th -Betty Cairneross, Howick, 16th\u2014Allen McKell milk \u2014 2nd\u2014Mr.Harold Kerr,| Stallion.3 yrs.old and over Mr.and Mrs.Fraser Hurdman: Howlek, Queber.\u201cRobinson.Howick, que 66h 77 uttained their 15th birthday.Quebec !7th-\u2014Stanley Champ Ormstown, Que.; 3rd Mr.Ha-|3rd Mr.Guorpe Goldiv, Orms-|Hurdman's Bridge, Ontario.Saddle Pony not exeveding 17 Duke, Davies Bros.Ormstown, 2 i 1st-Frank Nolan, Huntingdon, Gone Goundry, Riverfield, 19h-Garth Cavers rold Kerr, Ormstown, Que.fawn.Queber j | Davies Bros, Qrinstown, Que hands.ard Buckshot Mr Do Qui.TN Palehes, Mr, Hoe me ; Quebec.\u2014Gene Goundrey SAANEN ure Bre vgistered onald Reddick, Aubrey, Que jnald Myatt, Athelstan, Quebre cradd Reddirk, Aubrey Quebev CT 9 Al : .20th\u2014Susan Smith Nas , ; NU \u20ac ,, Percherons won by Mr.Reddick, St Urbah:Iisth B s ss yn 8th Duchess, Dasa Hro 2nd Soon McEwen, Ormstown, RE or HH DIVISION 21st\u2014Betty Cairncross mine Mat has bor 5 a cla.in Stallion 3 years old and over|Dairies Limited, won by Mr.Tn i eee vi Oem town Qh 3rd-Gordon Bustard, River-| For Boys or Girls between the sane-\u2014Dale Chisholm Green and Sons, Ormstown, Que: Orme Mr.poorre Goldie [ Robb, Aubrey, Quebec.Saddle Pony over 12 hand SECOND RUN field, Québec.ibges of 15 to 20 inclusive.sard\u2014Allen Angel Srd\u2014H.Gordon Green and Sous.puree RANE ed REPORT OF HORSE sHOW (20d Cherokee.Miso Marilvt {1 1 Princes, Merrid W Greer 4th-\u2014Melvin Graham.Hunting- | 1st\u2014Howard Guodby, Howick 25th Jaret rs Ormstown.Quebec.Belgians erlstere Spunsored by Shawinigan Tm, Howick, hE à h _Ormistown, Que lat My Mita, on, Quebec Doe under one year -\u2014 2nd-\u2014H.st .\u2018iion 3 vears old.: ur Wate , en MoDées, osepht Boyle, Ori Boyle, Ormstown, Que.dri : i Sth\u2014Alan Ness, Howick, Que.| and- Jonn © Nolan, Huntingdon.Sy Bacringion Gordon Green and Sons, Orms- St en a VE pa er SUPA tone.Queer Harn na Bobby Mis dou Se Ormes 7= â - e | Te NC > y \u20ac ATILENS \u2018 - \u20ac RT .= : Quebec avers, Ormstown, | srg.Quebec.MacDonald, H 28th\u2014Wayne Anderson luwn, Quebec.Any Other Breed.|Orm=town, Quebre.Best Lady Driver, Ist Miss saddle Pony, nd Princes, Lown, Que.ath Saar.Mi Ro- 7 Tth\u2014Joyce English, Ormstown, | ingd Gebec.unt-126th\u2014Ian Bustard Dor.that has borne a kid, in|, Filly or colt.1 yr.old any|Vivla Lallemand, Huntingdon Merril W Greer, Ormsowt oi eee se ie oe Bi = Quebec glish, Orms \"| sth Ing on, Que ec.ormstown 20th\u2014Alvin MeArthur milk.1st.H.Gordon Greun & | Weight ud Mr.H.Cameron {Quebre: 2nd Mrs.Donald \u2018Quebec th Sunshine Ja MH Black Mi Ho alr Bra- \u2014 8th\u2014Kirk McKell, Howick, Qu bec avers, rMmSLoWR, 31st\u2014Stanley Ovans Sons, Ormstown, Que.Bryson.Ormstown, Quebec.Wyatt.Athelstun, Queber: 3rd David LL MetCoy.Huttiyedoi net, Montreal Lue ja Sih Quebec ' 5th-\u2014C) ire L ault.Hunting.32nd\u2014Anita Bryson Champion due H.Gordon Grade Light Draft Horses Mrs, David MeCoy, Huntingdon Quebee,\u201d 5th Buek bot.Mr tCrntinned on pane 14 i | oth Barbara Logan, Howick, \u2018don, Québec.» Hunting- 28rd-\u2014Melvin Graham Green and Sons, Ormstuwn, Que- [y Mares linn: gras with foul it Quebec, \u2018Dunald Myatt, Athelstun, Que RM ou Joa Mogwen.Ormstown {34 MENE MRS bee BE PES) SH Ber te SL You Can Depend 0, a.Oth- «Marilyn Gruer, Ormstown, Quebec.35th arlen Faille Grades \u2014 Lut ; sun 15-2 hands 2nd Doctor Friday.to be ridden by boy or rl 1 î Queb 36th\u2014Kirk McKell Brysun.Ormstown, Quebec David L.MeCoy, Huntiipdon.! ter Tl Ban, HR is ec.Tth\u2014Peter Finlayson, Orms- Dot, that has borne a kid in|ctand: .bid y + Leurs or under The Can Bank :1th-Stanliey O Ormst | 87th\u2014Clayton Murphy milk 2nd -Mr.Tl B Standard Bred Horses Que: 41h} Kunagal, Mrjof Commerce donates a Pen and Wd ; : anley Ovans, Ormstown, town, Quebec.38th\u2014Barbara Logan milk \u2014 2nd_-Mr.Thomus Boyle Yeld mares, 3 yrs.and over ; .sle-lPencil ot for he si, At Verh eh he 3 Quebec.| 8th\u2014Bruce Cairneross, Howlck 39th\u2014 Carol A Ormstown, Que.; 3rd- Mr.Tha-tuyg David L'MeCoy.Hunting od hi © Doulas Murray.Gl Penell set for the wine bo, fei de bao A 12th-Janet Cavers, Ormgtown,! Quebec, ' ' mas Buyle, Ormstown, Que.; 4h 50 Ouchee: 4r oe =.fem.Que.or girl 1st Mr Milton Boyte Eten de : ; _ Quebec.| 9th\u2014Burton Lang, Howick, TA hs 1 DIVISION \u2014Mr.Patrick Boyle, Ormistown Bone ard FRO au , Single Roadster.over 15-2 | Ormstow i.Queue: ind Lucky Pat if J } 13th-\u2014Alan McKell, Howick, Que.Quebec.s ; SION Quebec._, |Revistered Thoroughbred Horses \u201cnd \u2018 Agnes M.David L.McCay.M nu ory Sard p top Au mes be qi ji \u2014Jan Bustard.Riverfield,|10th\u2014Ross Peddie, Howick, Que.| Special of Montreal Livestock Doe, that has not borne a kid.vig Mares, 3 vrs.and over lantingdon, Quebre.var (kits, A.Ve d 3 Quebec.11th George Cairncross, Howick Exchange Inc.\u2014 Alton McEwen.[one year and under two - 3rd |ist My Gordon A.Smith, How- Pail of Roadsters, over 14-2 Bros.Onnstowd, Quebec, oh Le nes ; $ 15th\u2014 Margaret arvson, Orms- Quebec.Ormstown, Quebec, Mr.Patrick Boyle, Ormstown |te, Que.CEE Dns a 1 Doctor Friday.Arne, Millon Host aise ur pt ER # own, Quebec.12th\u2014Rodney M Special of \u201cFamily Herald\u201d \u2014 |Que.; 4th\u2014Mr.Thomas Boyle | | M.buvid L.MeCoy, Munting-{ Pony PotataTégce for boys canada TE te or i 16th\u2014Carl Rember, Ormstown.Que bec.cell.Howick.Grace Elliot, Ormstown, Quebec.|Ormstown, Quebec.oy Shetland Ponies \u2018dun, Quebre.pirls 14 yrs and unaer.: LS Quebec.; 13th\u2014Shirley Ovans, Ormstown,| Special of Kiwanis Club, Mont- Doe under one year -\u2014- 2nd Stallion, filly or pelding one Roadster Stake, 4 wheel suita- _ - ra - js 17th\u2014Iun Kakabeeke, Hunting- Quebec.real \u2014 Ist\u2014Alton McEwen, [Mrs.John MceKell, Ormstow:.|vear old 1st Mr.Milton ble vehiele-Sponsored by M: \u2019 ) À don, Quebec.14th\u2014Harley Sproule, Ormstown, Ormstown, Quebec; 2nd\u2014Gordon |Que.; 3rd-Mr.Harold Kerr |Boyle, Ormstown.Que: ud {George Fritz, Beaconsfield, Que | Î taih-\u2014Jonn Rember, Ormstown.Quebec.Bustard, Riverfield, Que.;: 3rd-\u2014 Orimstown.Que: 4th Mr.Hu-|Misses Donna and Susan Me- | bee.dnd Doctor Friday, David - uehec., arilyn Gruer, Ormstown, Que.; 10 err, Ormstown, Que.Intosh, Dewittville, Ques 3rd Ll.McCoy, Huntingdon, Quebec, ; on Si Bryson, Ormstown, RO re DGING 4th\u2014-Brodie Blair, Franklin GOAT SPECIAL \u2014 Mr Howard W.Rick, Glenelm, \u20185th Agnes M.David L MeCov, FARMERS! 4 uebec.: ; Centre, Que.: 5th\u2014Johnny Me-| ID.Barrington, Ormstown Quebec, Huntingdon, Wuebee, 6th N i 20th\u2014William Robertson, How- Boys and Ci VISION, 90 inel Caig, Ormstown, Que: 6th\u2014Mac- [Mr.Lloyd Ayre, Bowmanville Stallion.2 years old 1: Me Kimi Mr.and Mrs.Douglas sre ; ick, Quebec, 1st-\u2014Grace Elliott 9 * Rae Nussey, Ormstown, Que.: 7th Ont.Milton Boyle, Ormstown, Que.Murray, Glenelm, Quebec, NOW IS THE ON 1.à Shirley Sproule, Ormstown | 2nd\u2014Gordon Duncan Shirley Sproule, Ormstown, Que.: REPORT OF SWINE Stallion,\u201d 3 yrs.old and over] Gentleman's Road Horse.2nd | \u2018 ï Quebec.grd Burton Lang gth\u2014Douglas Marshall, Orms-| Aged Boar \u2014 Ist\u2014H.Gordon |-hown to holter 2nd Mr Agnes Mo David Lo McCoy, Hunt- | TIME : y i 4th\u2014Anne McEwen town, Quebec.Green and Sons.Ormstown |Milton Boyle, Ormstown, Que: libgdon, Quebec: 3rd Kunagal ; f PREEGEVILI DRAIN oP) 5th\u2014Judy Cavers mopectal of, \u201cThe Alvin, Ness Quebec: 2nd\u2014Hooker Bros |3rd Dr W.Watson, Howick, Mr.and Mrs Douglas Murray ; ; LE, Sask, \u2014! T1 | 8 Memorial Trophy\u201d \u2014 Howard|Ormstown, Quebre.Quebec.jGlenelm, Quebec, , .- A bylaw banning vehicles from Sn Trinkie Hooker Goodby, Howick, Quebec.Boar, | year and under 2 Filly or gelding, 2 yrs, old.|, Sweepstake Roadster to bike TO GET YOUR 5 ; municipal roads for 24 hours 8th\u2014Jean McEwen Special of \u201cThe Roland Glen 1st\u2014Hooker Bros.Ormstown |1st IL Gordon Green and Sons, | Ist Duetor Friday David L.Me 5 3 after each rain was passed by 9th\u2014Howard Goodby Memorial Trophy Frank |Que.; 2nd\u2014Hooker Bros.Orm- |Ormstown.Que: 2nd Mr.Allan Coy.Huntingdon, Quebre; 3rd | _ 3 the council of this rural 10th\u2014 Billy Ness Nolan, Huntingdon, Quebec.town, Que.fadion, Clenetm, Quebre ; 3rd/ :Abnes M.Duvld L.MeCoy, Hunt SHELL GAS ; 4 municipality.11th\u2014Bill\u201d Welburn opecial of aired Bryson.Boar, 6 mos.and under 1 yeur Miss Marilyn Gruer, Ormstown, don, | quebec; bth Lim: apa 1 : 3 stow, co.A} Ist-Hooker Bros.Ormstowt jQuebee r and Mrs.Douglas Murray.\u2019 i2th\u2014Al Logan Nolan, Huntingdon, Quebec : Glenel ! 13th\u2014George Caitneross Lis gaon.| Que ; Mare or gelding, 3 yrs.old enclin, Quebec 4 .n FAST RELIEF FOR 14th\u2014Peter Finlayson pobecial of The NEO goat.under 6 mos.Ist [ist Dr, Watson, Howick, Que [oii Pony under 12 hand _.Sern ; ¢ \u2014 i.Hooker Bros.Ormstown, Quu.:|» , eu shown in harness.4rd_ Sunshun.; 15th\u2014Harley Sproule Ormstown, Quebec 3rd-Hooke .wil, o nd M.A.Robb, Aubrey.Que.Jou.David 1.McCoy, Huntinados | 1.18th\u2014Mary House Special of RA.Finn & Com.Gio Footer Bros, Ormstown, @ lard Dr.W.Watson, Howick, F uel ath Rickhave ile | ÿ 17th-Wayne McKell puny Limited, London, Ontario 4th-\u2014H.Gordon Green and Sons.Quebec.RATA Mrs, I wR Chim, ; WE AISO HAVE \u2019 y 18th\u2014Claire Legault Pr A Ormstown, Que.: 5th-H.Gordon! Yvld mude.4 yrs.or over } 5 } - } 19th\u2014Roger Wylie \u2014 Joward Goodby.Howick, d Green and Sons, Ormstown, Que |1st Mr \u201cAlan Noms Howick, Quebec: ue Stor nu Pa * M * Ÿ ¢ , ecial o \u201cDona udge | vy .To Nm dar, : SS, de I Ormstown, Quebee; 6th \u2014_\u2014 : : > 20th\u2014Holly Winter Mens) Competition\u201d \u2014 Jae Pen lst-\u2014Hooker Bros.Que.2nd Davies Bros.Orms- |p; Ave ms Pt rai otor Oil \u2014-Diesel Oil b ; 21st\u2014Gordon McKell Andy Ness, Howick, Que: 2nd\u2014 CTmstown, Que.: 2nd H.Gor-liown, Ques 3rd Mr.Howard W.aul Quel Ah Heather y.' 29nd\u2014Ross Peddie Ne Vaillancourt St.Chrysos- don Green and Sons, Ormstown |Rick.Glenelm, Que.M | A Glenelm.Que TO FILI.YOUR NEEDS T 23rd\u2014Rodney McKell tome, Que.; 3rd\u2014Carine Goundry QUE: Mare with foul or to foal no: ho: th Honey, Mr.Morris A co 1.24th\u2014Ronnie MacDonald Ri ; Que Queb a Pa on | Aged Sow \u2014 Ist.Hooker Bros.[later Man Aug.1a 1st me by i Bil Honey.Hie ¢ W : - 25th\u2014Alden Hadlock iverfield.Quebec: #th-Dian4 Ormstown, Que: 2nd.H.Gor-|Morris A.Robb.Aubrey.que, TP.Aubrey, Quebec e Deliver To: _ ; 3 : Vaillancourt, St.Chrysostume, |, i © Orel fey | PITS A TODD, ve © Single Harness Show Ponie.7 .: INAR D\u2019S 26th\u2014Linda Anderson Quebec: 5th\u2014Cris Ness, Howick.en Green and Sons, Ormetown.2nd Dr.Watson, Howick, QUE: |uot exceeding 121, hands.Ath | .h \u201c i ih\u2014Freddie Demers Quebec: 6th\u2014Peter Vaillancourt, we.Que.ooker Bros.Oris ised Mr.Thomas Boyle.Orms-Timekshot, Mr, Donald Myatt | Huntingdon, Anicet, Cazaville, Dundee, Kil- 1, ; 6 = or rey ; St.Chrysostome, Que: Tth- Sow, 1 year \u2014 1st Hooker [LONI QUE jAthhelstu, Quebec, || bain, Kensington, Trout River, Athelstan, Herd- + 3 KING OF PAIN Boys and Girls not exceeding Freda Ovans, Ormstown, Que.:|Bros, Ormstown, Que: 2nd Ponies \u2014 Other than Shetland Pony under 12 hands, shown | \u2019 MRE: , a i 14 yrs.of age 8th\u2014Joy MecKell, Howick, Que.: ooker Bros Ormstown Que Svallion, filly or gelding, 1 vr [in harness (Childs turnout man, Rockburn and Franklin Centre.; ng | 1st\u2014Alton McEwen 9th\u2014Fay McKell.Howick, Que.: gow 6 month and under 1 vr 9H ist Mr.Patrick Boyle, [driven by boy or girl under 11 | | | Nd.3 | 2nd\u2014Gordon Bustard 10th\u2014Connie McCaig.Ormstown.\u201cTt\u201d Tooker Bros.Ormstown |Ormstown, Que 2nd Davies, yours 2nd Rickhaven's Beauty | ! : i 3rd\u2014Marilyn Gruer Quebec; 11th-\u2014Alec MecCaig.Que.9nd_-Hooker Bros.Orms- Bros, Ormstown.Que, Howard W.Rick, Glenelm.] K y 4th- Brodie Blair | Ormstown, Quebec: 12th ~Glen- town, Que: 4th\u2014H.Gordon! Filly or gelding 2 yrs.old ee $rd Sunshine Jo .° 1 na Rember, Ormstown, Quebec: , iy NY.june !1st- Mr.Joseph Boyle, Ormstown [David L.McCoy, Huntingdon, 1, A Ss, Mme , Be ' i | 13th\u2014Mary McCalg, Ormstown, Green and Sons Srmstow Jun QUE.Quebec: bth Honey, Mr.Mort 40 Bouchette St _ à Quebec: 14th\u2014Alvin Barrington.or sto ; , \"1 Maures or geldings, 3 yrs.old A.Robb, Aubrey, Quebec; 6th | nu à Howick, Quebec.pe own.ue.ths i\u201d Lit Dr.Watson, Howick.Que; buttons, Miss Marklyn Gruaer,, B 333 Huntingd | SHEEP \u2014 HAMPSHIRE \u2014 Hooker \u201cBras Oro ou Solana Davies Bros.Ormstown, |Ormstown, Quebve; 7h Buek- ox 333, untingdon § NOTE \u2014 Winners in sheep Ey Hr a B rims Bens ue! 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ideas, and win their interest.The conference we are about to plan is not a convention of men and women who have come together for good cheer, but a meeting of peaple to discuss issues of interest to them, to contribute ideas, and to carry away thoughts that will be worth remembering, We live in a society of growing complexity, in which no one person can know all about any- t.A conference brings tog \"people with diverse otlons and varied kinds of in- rmation.The exchange of thoughts and the pooling of ideas and the study of solutions \u2014 these are the essence of the conference method.There are subsidiary benefits too.À conference will give the people who participate in it a better sense of identity.They will be confirmed in their partnership in a common effont.They will prove to themselves thr benefit of convincing and pper- suading rather than overruling one another.Why hold a conference ?Before deciding to have a conference, you must make up your mind as to what the purpose is u need to validate the pi m in tertns of the people you propose to invite: is it really their problem, or so relaled to their place in the scheme of things that they are likely to have something of consequence to contribute ?If a conference is called because a leader in business, education, or other activity has a plan or programme he wishes to have adppted, he will present his thoughts and turn the matter over to bhe group for discussion.In another sort of conference the leader may wish to secure opinions about a matter before he reaches a \u2018decision.In that case the results will be better if he withholds his own opinion until there has been free and open discussion.In elther case.if there is not open and free discussion, it is not a conference.re is no ready-made design {cd r conference you are plan- niff®.it must be worked out in special terms with the aid of general principles.The first question to answer is: \u201cWhat more than anything else is the hoped-for outcome of this conference ?\u201d The subject of the conference must present a problem, a felt difficulty, and it must give elbow-room for discussion.It must be a subject that is of significance do all the persons you are inviting.Therc must be expectation of reaching a product, an end result that will ENJOY LIVING About Planning A Conference that someone else is be useful to you and to the participants.You are not looking for glib agreement with your ideas, t for a solution grounded on principles and the knowledge contributed by the conferees.Do not lose sight of the splendid opportunity this gathering gives you to tap the creative resources of all these individuals who come to your conference inspired oy fellowship in a mutual endeavour and stimulated by the exchange of ideas.Determine at the beginning to so shape your conference as to make the most of it.If prople go away from your conference with the feeling of belonging to your organization in a valuable way, that is a bonus value that may be more important to your business than all the other conference benefits.This statement is true of ail sorts of conferences, from the great trade association conference througn those of individual businesses and professional societies, to the family conference.Just remember and observe the ground rules: the leader may be a coach but must not dominate; the discussion should be to the point; there must he no \u2018needling\u201d or discourtesy.About planning Any cvent succeeds or fails secording to the preparation given it.Vital personalities are careful to plan their projects in detail.They dake all the measures necessary to insure the fui- filment of their aims.Unless you plan early and well your conference may dribble away into irrelevant channels ending a confusion rather than your hoped-for agreement.You must decide in planning your conference whether it L to be a free-wheeling gathering in which a problem is stated and then debated at large, or whether it is to be a guided conference in which you endeavour to save time and effort by keeping discussion in the groove.Problems in industry and in voluntary organizations will usually fall within onc of two categories: problems of human relationships and problems ol techniques.IL will help you to decide the nature of your conference if you pin-point the area, but you must make somu allowance, too, for overlappineg.- Managing the conference There is a difference helween managing a conference and being its leader.The chief executive of the company.association opr group may plan and organize the conference and keep his finger on its operation right through to the {inal report, but assign platform leadership of the conference to someone.he selects for the speclal capabilities a competent conference leader needs.Some one person must he top man in preparation of tho conference.If you are taking on this responsibility you will neet helpers, perhaps commiliees, but you yourself will be accountahls for the success or failure of the project.If yours is a big conference, the steering conunittee may need to appoint others: a conference members committee to send invitations, arrange transportation, and welcome wisilors; a programme committee to draw up time schedules, arrange a meeting-place, provide facilities such as black-boards, projectors, and so forth.Don't allow your commitiees Lo skimp their duties of preparation.Do nol allow anyone to assume looking after something.One of your committees should BUA] Ll ie et PY al MOTORS \"AND \u2018CONTROL.FOR FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE -SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER For Local Transportation Service See e > LEDUC\u2019S BUS J.-H.SAUVE & FILS 238 Saint-Laurent St.Valleyfield-Nord ANNUAL INSPECTION OF R.C.A.F.SQUADRON } 66 ST.JOSEPH'S SCHOOL The above photographs were|ron Leader Colpitt.CO.OÙ St.taken at the time of the annual John's Station: Msgr.David, Pa- inspection of the R.C.A.F.Cadels [dre of the Squadron; Squadron of St.Joseph's School, Hunting- | Leader Beaudit from St.Hubert: don, which was held recently.The top photo shows left to right \u2014 Mr.Lachance, President of | { F/L Roger Smith from St.John's Station.The photo below shows two flights before the reviewing President of the ROAR, Sguad- ron in Huntingdon.Mr.Claude Renaud as Grand Kiupht The local ofheers are: 18/1, KR, Proulx, CO; F/O A, Malle, Adjudiant \u201cand P/O G.Racine is Supply the Civilian Committee: Squad-Istand.Mr.Guy Lefebvre is the j Officer he versed in the principle so we\u2019 known to educationists and salesmen \u2014 that communication is achieved best when done through al least two of the five senses.If the topic of your conference lends itself to illustration by graphs, slides, moving pictures, exhibits or hlack-board exposition, see that your commitiee provides them.Check on three points about visual aids are they casy Lo grasp ?are they accurate ?are they pertinent ?An idea file \u2018This would be an appropriate time for you to start an idea file.All you need are: a hox like a recipe file to hold 3\" x 5\" blank guide cards and cards on which to jot down your ideas.Mark your guide cards to indicate sections of your planning, such as \u2018visual aids, seating, exhibits, speakers, invitations\u201d.Go through this Monthly Letter to give your file a start, and then whenever an idea occurs Lo you write it down and pub it in your file.By the time you come tn make the first move in the detailed organization of your conference you should have wealth of ideas that will make your planning relatively easy and contribute toward the sure success of your project.One of the most important sections in your file will be headed: \u201ctiming\u201d.This is something that will run all through your planning.Nice judgment is needed to plan a schedule in which timing is not too tight for effective work and yet not so leisurely as to let Lhe conferees sink into the doldrums.You need to keep the position fluid, so as to make the most of new or developed opportunities, and yet be ready for difficulties when people take the wrong turning and seem bent upon exploring irrelevancies.Don\u2019t, commit yourself wholly to the first conference draft you draw up.Be flexible.Keep improving it until your closest examination and your keenest {thought tell you it Is satisfactory But start far enough ahead to allow time for this scrutiny.You must not menace your con- frrence by crowding changes upon your people in the last days.Here arc some questions to ask in that, final checkup: is the topic right and is it properly stated ?are the authors of hack- ground malerial wisely chosen ?are the study group leaders right?are the speakers right ?are all these right not only as individuals but as a whole?is the plan right for those who will take part, or Is It top-heavy with technicalities or idealism or selling or anything else ?Building up the conference Your advance notices should awaken interest, giving those you invite a sense of purpose and destination, The notices should present the purpose in such a way as to win a \u201cyes\u201d response: \u201cyes, ib ls needed: yes, I can help\u201d.\u2019 State what the conference is about, and show why the conferee is interested in it.Put the nerson you are inviting at ease This isn\u2019t an indoctrination session any more than it is a social cvent, it is a get-together for a mutual Lalking-out of problenis and a co-operative making of plans.Tell \u2018him you helieve he has something worlir- while to contribute.Make it clear that there is no \u201ccatch\u201d in bhe invitation.You have no subtle motives, but senuine interest in hearing what vour \u2018people have to contribute.Once you have sent out your announcement you have passed the point of no return.You must go on, at whatever cost of time and energy, to make your conference a success, Keep checking your committees, and inform everyone who is working with you aboul progress and developments.An important part of building up your conference is Lhe prov- ison of background papers.Everyone who is to participate in the conference should be piven all necessary material well in advance of the mocting.Theso background papers will ensure that all persons attending your conference approach it with the samme opporiunity of contributing intelligently.The papers should be informational, and not propaganda for any persons ideas.The place for expressing opinjons is when the conference gets down Lo brass tack discussion.See thal ove of your committees is charged with the important task of setting up a clearing house adjacenl to your meeling- place Lo provide information that conferees may require, Your company or instibuvinnal library can asseipble a broad selection of publications dealing with the subject matter of the conference.It is possible for your librarian to horrow books [rom public libraries or from special tibraries to fill blank places in your own collection.Ww ¢ Rs + 96 Fa ° .id WH sg Choosing a leader The leader is the Kingpin mn the success of the conference.Hi can make it or break it.His fitness through proparation and SKIN should be a major concern, Consider these hasie responsibilities of the deader: to direel, the group thinking in an arderiv manner: to present the problem correctly and etarity 4b 50 that participints can discuss 1h in- telligentiy; to follow the diseus- sion and keep toon the track in agracions manner: to sanimarize the discussion al appropriate period.When you draw a profile of o conference leader, vou will diud that it shows the following characteristics: a high degree of intelligener, a happy sense of Humour, broadmindedness, in guisitivenrss, ulerboess, patience, freedons From prejudices, inbez- rity.To dt his there added \u2014crtaib sort of hurmithily, tor nothing will kil a con Terence quicker ban Lo have the leader act as 11 die knew if al He in the moderator of a group of praple who are expected Lo do their own thinking and express Lheir awn opinions, The leader must prepare him- sell.Too many nen who would nol, attempt Lo make a speech before the public without caretul preparation and rehicaroul Will go night he LETTERING ARE Spa HD DE # g ( {into a conference with little knowledge of the art of conferring and ho preparation of the subject.The Header is not supposed to know as much as the aggregate of all those who are before him, but he should at least.be able to pronounce the words and follow the discussion with understanding.leader write an outline of what might Ihalude items like these.keep alert to the nature and trend of the thinking and analy- which are useful at the moment or later on; check discussion when it drifts away from the point: start up the discusston If it should die down: pet attention given to all angles of the problem, and encourage the participants to work oul a solution if possible.The leader must be a ma who is skied at drawing loose ends together accurately and fairly.Too (requent sununarie.ventre attention unduly on the leader, but an active palling Lo- wether of the group is needed whenever thelr Is evidence of bogging down, The leader doesn want his conference to degenerate into a debating society for the sake of hearing people talk.Make it an incubator of ideas Watch for smouldering thoughts and fan them into fire.The Jeader's task from the be- sinning is to keep minds open and running, not vacant and idling.He must be competent Lo restrain his gathering from breaking up into tittle groups of people talking together.The only break in solidarity of the conference he should allow ds when phoned groups diseuss points assigned to them.Selecting conferees What type of (person are vou rong Lo invite to your eo ference ?Can you draw up a specification of the sort of person you believe will contributy most ?Whal, yon want is a group ol experienced people with keen minds, who are determined to find out al they can about the problem and contribute on the basis of that knowledge to Its solution.The conference members must be selected with an eye Lo their willingness to co-operate with the leader and with one another, to take part In the discussion, to hold their prejudices in cheek and respect the other person.point of view: Lo share ther experiences for the conmaon good; Lo conform to Lhe courte stes of debate, netther taking an unfair share of the thne to ex pond their pet theories nor in- Lerrupline others, conferees whom you vite cwe dt Lo your confideuece mm them to study ble background matte you provide, and to come prepar- rd so far as is in their power Lo contribute sigruficantiy aud sincerely.'n making onl your invitation list, keep in mind Lhe variety of Human minds.You will send Che some invitation and the same background material Lo atl your people ten, Hifty, 0 hundred of thm but.no two will turn up al your conference with expertly the some interpretation of fact: or Lheory, very person will bring something of hi.own, drawn from or eondilinued by his life's experiences.Indeed, that is just what you want most different points of view.One theme that should run all through your planning and STYLES AND COLOURS and PROMPT DELIVERY It would be helpful to have the he believes his duties to bo.It sis; caleh and record statements through the conference itself ls the need to communicate ideas.Something more must happen to ideas than merely expressing: them.Communication 15 nol completed until the idens enter influence and stick in the mind of the hearer.Your plannine effort fron the first notice to Loue suming -up, neads to be audience-centred You need to write fram Lhe point of view of the receiver, who wii! ask about every message you send: \u201chow does this affect me?\u201d The conference itself You will have moments of anxiety as the day draws near Lo test your plans in action, Having done your part ol the arganiza- tion work you ave an the hands of the people participating, Will they buckle down to the Job ?Your talk où the opening day will visualize for everyone the and wil orfent your people away from the jobs they have Just left and into the spirit of dealing wilh another and wider probdemr.This is no plaire for oratory or anecdotes: be simple, sincere and sear.Try to mapire the conferenee nuanbers at this first meeting, to lift than out of their Hmita- tions of habit, to show vividly the zest to be found in bem an eager participant on solving problems.During Live conterenes you We'll save yon money, too What's tore, while we' Call or write us now prefer and with Cater pila vf top production at the lo al i Building ar Better D.L.ATHELSTAN SER SA Maé qe Cut ris a os WB mS Sera HK LET FF 2 ARR 0h I BY Pe si HHT DE: Bae 550 Fan GN Bade A SUMMER MARRIAGE?\"THE GLEANER'S PRINTING DEPT.- CAN PRINT YOUR : WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS e WEDDING INVITATIONS WEDDING NAPKINS « THANK - YOU CARDS LARGE CHOICE OF: QUALITY STATIONERY \u201cGIVE US A CALL TODAY\u201d Wednesday, June 18th, 1958 precise purpose of the gathering LN te TR Rn, Ey San as The Gleaner 13 will require reports from the leader and his helpers about Ltd progress, and you may have to step in to meet an emergency, to refoëcus attention on the purpose of the gathering, to jog the con- levees oul of abstractions.You will likely appear again ak the end ol the conference, if only Lo express appreciation of what has been accomplished, leaving with the conferees a sense of a job well done, Following through Try, tm your stanming-up, (to «xtraet from the host of thoughts and inipressions some clear-cut principles, ad to express thom meaningfully.The conferenete should nol end où anhole of general recommetrel- alin.Invoive those concerned with doing something.If the memhers believe that education, research and Information are needed press them to conadder farther what sort of education, teacareh te.wha aspects, and information by who to whom Ask them Lo ogo into particulara (Continued on page 14) Men, Women! Oid at 40,50,60! Want Pep?Fhousnnea ane of what a tittle Want to Feet RPE Ip WIL Ere li Hour poe tewly olit after 41] ! Years Younger?Just.because few fie dron Intra.i dirltaty et \u201cget argiminted\u201d aise onde 6e Try Crea Fonte Tablet tor new pow vigor and younger I taning, this vory day AL all drug storm, Custom plowing and * deep tillage work .Land clearing Earthmoving, including pond and road building, ditch digging, etc.Why wear out vourself and your equipment trying to daa heavy dary job when we're geared to daa fon you?We'll do those hag farm jobs for you devote more tive 10 better burning, planting, ree reationd » Consideting wear and fear 0 your present hight equipment.\u201cA \u201c Last, so that you can re on your place, we can ec nomically clear and level land, hiald ponds, dicches, etc for complete details and fre no-obligation estimates.We can charge by the hour if yon \u201cbul equipment you're assure west hourly rate.YOUR DEPENDABLE] FARM-POWER CONTRACTOR TULLY TEL.CO 4-5548 Tne æ \u201cEN Si AGF ins te Zo sa HA Mapa Dy He SE GUE HE 0 Bre sas eure apte ee PE - .field of mortality investigations, 2.14 The Gleaner Wednesday, June 18th, 1958 Food Sense AWARDED B.A.Receives B.Sc.Degree N Electronic Dat Processing dividend \u201cestimates, projecting | - Sm - coca rn F i company earnings an , = i _ Dinner Ditties ew ec romic a a 9 items rcouiring mathematical F .Weekly Review \u201cA meal without bread is like S | A M | : The value of the electronic : stretcher, by budget conscious |teur chel and « ¢ Co ; \u2019 S, Services.din: licies in two to three CE dl i pus) y of the Capitalist system, Mr.||s determined to drive It through.housewives.And you have it in|nadiana recently told the Cana-|tawa, will be speaking to the Although the initial cost of prehers po ic reels of mag- TAKEN BY PHON = A hi + Schwartz is deputy city editor despite the Th n $ Se \u20ac en bread! Top-noteh, low-cost dian Restaurant Association, Board of the Quebec Women's|the system ls substantial, we es-| retic tape will store all the data : ; host ; of the London Sunday Times, sos 5 > : ae w M ratertalistie energy food and an excellent) The critic was Thor G Han.Institutes.when it meets Tues- timate it will have paid for itself tte\" processing.The list of het and with a newspaperman's ns \u2018 Ri source of B vitamins and iron, |S¢D.who on da en our, man day, June 24th, at Macdonald in a little more than five years, \u201codd jobs\" lined up for the big ho cconomy of space he goes direct- |\u201c If a prophet were to rise in|Pread is the ideal extender or parts of | anada me din od College He will discuss the and after that will continue re-| 0500\" in off moments in- dj ly to the voint.\u201cCan we.\u201d he Brita pe Par the poople away streteher\u2019 in recipes where more [Years as a pu ic relations findings of the Fowler Commis- turning worthwhile dividends in cludes research projects in the ne asks, \u201cbe quite frank about the fr AP that à Joepe a AY ~xpensive foods are included, Its turer.sheons.b sion on Broadcasting, as it per- the form of efficiency and sav- oo © connotation of the world \u2018wel- !'em a , to He wilderness and bland flavour mixes well with Speaking at lune ons, ban- fans.Lo (Re development of a ines.As trustees for the savings F fare\u2019 today?Can we clear our ve ou Ton NR u il ess AN [almost every other food.Its quets and dinners.e said he gonuinely Canadian aspect in of many thousands in 14 coun- {el minds of cant on this particular pi\" Schwartz does not believe an reliable supply of essential vita- pany HEE beet @reen Broadcasting.The QWI had mes, oe ae determined to keep he subject and admit that as far Al élection could be won on that [mins and minerals supplements| tas and à scoop of mashed|submitted a brief to this Com- the Tow it bl Tig ren at irn practical politics are concerned, Jatform.\u201cAnd if some of ihel'he tood value of its combining Peas an mission and was at the public e lowest possible figure.\u201d pin \u2018welfare\u2019 has only one signific- DP: \u2018suddenly caurht {h |fouds.Its low cost helps you add potatoes.; inst roast|hearing in Montreal Mr, Macdonald emphasized par PL miners Sue hed caught i e extra volume and appetite ap- I have nothing against roas ä .that in spite of its potentialities, phe 5 mines an vo and of editate in the peal to more expensive, concen- [eel As a matter of pact » n Items connected with the next|the great system will always ph ilderness Lam efraid we trated foods.Why not rely on |0ne of my favorite dishes VPN |Triennial Conference of the As-|rank second to human conside- _ ; ; on À wile en oss.Lo am afraid bread to extend the satisfaction | 6m at home.But when AM! ociated Country Women of the rations.No member of the per- 5 \u2014 Buy when prices are lowest and quality best Ou should have to send Nve BeVan nd nutritive value of your meat |dining out 1 want something| worl: will also occupy the at- [manent staff will find himself PI , su chasing after them fo explain and fish loaves, casserole dishes.different,\u201d he said.tention of the QWI Board.This|out of work, nor will anyone | ~~ Keep at peak of goodness the yeor \"round 2 ~ that their nobility of sould was croquettes, stuifings and pud-| If a presen 5 really hungry, Conference will be held in Scot- take a reduction in pay.For > Save needless shopping trips ve fr ek for à few more] dings.without throwing your| PracHen ve VE 4 Cour.And next year and resolutions|many there will be increased Eat low in cost \u2014 high in quality Rieu Lars we would be erenuy|Precious food budget out of bal- he said.But da Dyer Lou and nominations must be in the |OPportunities for new and more $c yea 5 s greauiyl nee! tries like Cana a and ne JS &!Londun office in the carly fall.Important work in the com- Serve complete meals to unexpected guests Lac Een the origin of the ide Any mealtime storm signals at |hralthy appetite cannot always ; .pany\u2019s expanding orbit.\u2014_\u2014 ; acing the origin ol the ideal, opine» When mealtime be counted upon to supply the| Final details of the QWI| The \u201c705\u201d has quickly won u See your oppliance dealer today! ee Ri that life could get better andl'iusic and chatter become a |bleasure of the meal Provincial Convention will be|place in the hearts of its human (Bry better, Mr.Schwartz attributes| \u2018horus of \u201cnos\u201d from the], \u201cWe must depend upon the settled.This opens at the Col-|colleagues.It promises to take Go All Electric \u2014 For More Leisure, More Pleasure ib 4 It to the Industrial Revolution youngsters, parents and oldsters Vin arts of couking and decora- lege the following day and 150|the monotony out of many rou- (> ® \u2019 in Britain with the great benefi-| 7 on he sig- tion\u201d he said.registrations have already been|tines.Already voted \u201cthe ma- cial effects of mechanical in-| Would do well to herd the sig Hans felt that Cr la ren ; : wl THE SHAWINIGAN WATER AND POWER COMPANY tion.\u201cHow the railway.(he |nals! For.when growing child- M.Hansen fe an = à pacs recelved.chine with the mostest,\u201d it may ee LI 2 Lu Ce yon hi Iai ren turn down attractive, whole- Ws missing a good tourist op- - steamship.the use of mechanical one foods, their food habits |Portunity by not patterning orce in manufacture opened UPl nd their health are at stake, |dishes after the colorful geo- the world, got rid of local famines.brought decent clothing within the reach of ordinary people.\u201d That was not a Socialist movement it was the achievement of Capitalism.Mr.Schwartz points out that the idea of social services is not new: it goes back to the Elizabethan Poor Law.\u201cIt has always been a statutory duty to care for the poor.But the amount of help you can give depends upon the wealth of the time.It is no particular tribute to us that we can do more for the unfortunate than our fathers could do: Production must prec- Emotional problems, when allowed to invade the mealtime atmosphere.can play havoc with nermal digestion.The excessively hunary or overtired child becomes easily discouraged and often loses interest in food.The \u201cwon't eat It!\u201d temnest which may grert a new food can be lessened by offering a small \u2018token serving' of the new food along with a well liked familiar food like milk, meat or bread.Most children are \u2018copycats\u2019 when it comes to imitating the attitudes and food habits of their elders.An ill-timed frown or comment sraphic and historical features of certain areas, for example: Radisson meat pie, Capilano salmon, Port Royal baked beans, Griffon grilled trout and Kelsey cutlets.\u201cBut whatever we do,\u201d Mr.Hansen concluded, \u201cwhatever we develop in the line of food and decor, let us try to make it so dilferent from what you find south of the border that people will say *\u201c\u201cThat\u2019s Canadian!\u201d ized measures in shops is not the end of the road for the Consumers Association.TEST T stylishnew Fargo models out on the road.See how much ZIP it puts in a trip.how free and easy it handles .and how relaxed YOU feel in the cab! Worth a little of your time?Well, sir, it sure is! After all, your next pick-up will be your work partner every day! You need the liveliest, HE ZIP of a new Fargo pick-up! Come over this week! Take one of these These trucks have a low loading and unloading height, which saves you a lot of strain, They have plenty of road clearance.On lowest tonnage models you get a new \u201cpassenger car\u201d ride\u2014rear springs automatically adjust tension to varying loads.You can get a new Sure- Grip differential on these models, too, which prevents loss of traction in mud, sand, snow or ice.Fargo's new style .big, roomy cab with : up! Thoughtful, caring parentsjteports.But it recommends .Le ( \u2018 About Plannig.5 family mealtime à plens- buyers to sec that new measur- For one thing, Fargo\u2019s big Power-Dome V-8 5-way adjustable seat .cost-cutting per- » (Continued from page 131 ant adventure.with good health [ing cups are marked \u201cCanada gives you the get-up-and-go you need in traffic.formance .and other extra-value features.the goal at the end of each day's|Standard\u201d or \u201cC.8.\".the mart So does its peppery L-head Six.And you can There are three wheelbases and body lengths ei ns Who can be enlisted in these efforts, under whose direction ?Tell them you will set up an in- trail.formation exchange to serve those who wish to pursue the problem.The end of the conference may thus be the beginning of its usefulness, if you follow through with the same energy you gave to planning and preparation, You might send, about a week after the conference closes, a one-page factual digest of points decided.This wil keep up in- tiresome, but one covering all permitted when regulations size.The specifications for measuring cups define a standard cup as containing elght Imperial fluid ounces or 227.3 milliliters, plus or minus a three per cent tolerance.Similar regulations apply to multi-cups and fractions of cups and spoon measures.A quality requirement of standard cups and spoons is that they should be strong enough Lo measures are Look for these Fargo features, too, when you \u201ctest the ZIP\u201d! e New easy-shift manual transmission # Push-button automatic transmission manoeuvre well in tight places, too, thanks to Fargo's advanced-design steering system.x parking brake hood wheel e Driver-adjustable independent e Full-opening alligator-type e New safety-centre steering \u2014one\u2019s just right for you.Pick it out.Price it «+.you'll like what you hear! greater payload Chrysler Corporation of Canada, Limited ¢ New dual headlamp system « Electric windshield wipers + New, higher 3.V.W.\u2019s for tr ion will be picked up quickly by the| \u201cThe fact the standards are fete .; \u2014, j ede distribution.youngsters \u2014 and before you|there does not mean anybody thriftiest, workingest one on wheels, And Fargo Come over for that test-ride s You'll lik ( + 4 know it, the storm warnings are |has to follow them\u201d, the group is all that\u2014and more! SL-TIGE soon.You'll like .| E , withstand ordinary usage and .3 E terest.within a month.send a [continue to be accurate meas- You get more of the future with i\u2019 ou 5 complete report to every particl- a in Style i Es pant.not a copy of the steno- |\" News fi the fashi front - 9 ; graphic report.which would be ews Irom the fashion trons pr ; : shows that chemise and trapezn LE, The \u201cCOOL CONTROL\u201d brew First taste of friendly Dow, you know you've found the beer for you.Just for fun, take Dow ho Mme.opinions fairly.In an accompanying letter, include an invitation to send your secoml thoughts or new thoughts \u2014 not a rehash of what has been threshed out.but a continuation.Before mailing the final report read it thoughtfully with this guestion in mind: does it provide sharp and accurate material and an inspiring motive for action ?A conference begun, carried through, and ended in this way cannot help but be a broadening educational experience for the sponsor as well as for the participants.Teatime Topics Measuring cups and spoons made to standards set by the government will soon be on the working on this field of standardization since 1951, Tests showed that one measur- lines will still be the style for the fall.Buyers for retail stores all over Ontarlo recently attended a display in Toronto to inspecl fashion goods prduced by Canadian manufacturers.They saw dresses with walst- bands gathered under the bust- line, dresses that ballooned out at the back or flounced at the hem, and chiidren\u2019s garment: which are variations of a smock Colors, buyers were told by fashion writers, will be rich, bul not bright, greens, reds, and spley browns.Materials will have a shaggy or a kncbbly look, and mohair type cloth is the stuff fall fashions will be made of.Sweaters have also taken on chemise lines.Separate skirts are either narrow with hemline covering the knees.108\u201d wheeibase; 714 foot body, 116\u201d wheetbase.4,250 LBS.GV.W.TO 3 ; detail or trapeze style, Big news ! { .arket, says the Canadian |: OW ; i À sce why we call it the beer mars ae Consumers, It|iN sportswear is jumpers Sweptside 100 Pick-up, prestige styling with the friendly flavour! £ WE marks a milestone for the [UF apaze and chemise - with low that really attracts business.007: : no sn [or high-waisted look.D100 Pick-up.616.cup association, which has been And skirts are shorter, just Pick-up, 6% -Toot body, ing cup might hold up to 50 BIG BUSINESS 65.000 LBS.G.C.W.\u2014 à cublc centimetres more than| FOAM LAKE, Sask.(CP) \u2014 BUILT TOUGHER FOR TOUGHEST JOBS, another, the association says \u2014 |The 24,000 turkeys on the Frank jand this is an article most |Pickering farm here will gobble people ,quléBarded as already fan estimated 35,000 buhsels of | ré Canadian Home feed grain and 10 carloads of i {Canadian Dietetic Economics Association and the Association, peMets bofore they are marketet.\u2018the CAC asked the government \u2018to set up regulations, and these were approved last year.Must Keep Watch But appearance of NEW INSIGNIA LONDON, Ont.(CP) City traffic police are to wear special new epaulettes to distinguish them from police on other duties, Garage Lucien Dandurand Enrg.35 Bridge St.\u201cCOOL CONTROL\" BREWED ° Ormstown standard- Faite t M1 I Sa a) 3 \u2014e : Round B &ê i af Be Wh.+ ; vod ir is Furie HE AC - ; Our sympaths is with Presi- Rent W.Erskine Rodger (well- hown Ayrshire Breeder), Secre- hry-Manager, Kenneth Riley Wd thelr flow directors of La- Zhu: ec Spring Pair, because of the Feather which marred thelr &ternoon schedule of Friday, me 13, must have much more Mriously affected their evening it tendance and events.However, Mb) Lo that point they had had a ud attendance and a good Wow.doubtless the same on the Biturday.and \u2018he Lachute Fair vople have a way of their own if weathering such dif ficulties.fn) TN r.Bob Sellar, Gilbert \u2018i fic n and this writer ran =e several rainy spots en } { © to Lachute, il had bi.sarently cleared off for the ay by lhe time we rearhed that bng time historie Fair Grounds.During the forenoon and the arly part of the afternoon the boather was all that could he esired, permitting the usual Monsiderable group of annuai sitors from other parts of Que- Bee and Ontario to visit around \u20ac open air ring.In attendance ore was Uncle Jack (JI.Black of Wilowhaugh, long time Dresident of Lachute Spring Fair.@fctime Ayrshire Brecder, with a bi.of handshaking to do.Erskine Rodger, as President, was alsc busy greeting people and well pc bin; < part as onc of the hosts.t, by mid-afternoon here came almost intermittent howers, frequent scurries to he djoining calte2 barns.> he Ayrshires Friday wus Ayrshire and Hol- {ein day willie A.Mitchell Ness as he adjudicator of the Ayrshire lasses.Junior member of the irm of R.R.Ness and Sons, Burnside Farms, Howick, Mit- hell Ness has had a lifetime Experience in breeding, fitting and showing \u201cAyrshire cattle.However, since \u2018his firm has fisually been exhibitors at most Wwf the larger Fairs and Ex- Mibitions, neither Mitchell nor His brother.Douglas A.Ness havu Figured very much as judges at $uch events.Nevertheless, at Pachute Mitehell Ness establish- A 7° yre N, Ring BY FRANK NAPIER @ While our party, conrprised of; rad trimself as a sound, consistent judge of Ayrshire cattle.The Ayrshire classes at La- eile were probably lighter in numbers than has been the case in other years.However, it was a good high quality show with the sta exhibits being augmented by two herds from Ontario and a small exhibit from the H.J.C'Connell herd of Ste.Genevieve Quebec.Top Winners The recently imported junior yearling bull Threave Skymaster headed that class and then wou the junior male championship At Ormstown he had the botlom Lèee In his elass, due probably Lo its being his first appearance in a show ring, he did his best, su to BEAUCHAMP FRERE Tel.14 Ormstown Food For Mayhem It's not usuaily a good idea to get angry when you're driving, but there are times when, if you don't, you Tet killed, or maybe maimed.The things is to synchronize your \"mads\u201d so they won't turn you into a menacr and at tae same time weaken: your argument against the prople you're angry with.Or at.it you can govern your cmo- tions to the point where they wil do the most good and the teas harm, take a ionk around you while you're driving.See those people out there ?They're out to make you (a) look fool- Elected Chairman LE GITE, Que, \u2014 P.E.Bastien Quebec district sales manager of the fertilizer and feeds division of Canada Packers Ltd, Montreal, was elected chainman of Quebec Fertilizers Ine.al the annual meeting of the organization vf LE GITE.Que.où June 10th.; Other officers elected were: vice-president George R.Biais, assistant Quebec district soles manager, chemicals division, Industries Limited; executive director-\u2014Ronald Olivier, general \u2018manager, William Houde Limited; secretary-treasurer L.E.Whitworth, International Fertilizers Limited; agronomic committee chairman Jean Loclerc, Canadian Industries Limited; advertising committee chairman Réal Roy, Canada Packers Ltd.Mr.Bastien resides on meau St, Chateauguay, Que.Pri- Cora, second prize senior yearling heifer, The senior and grand female championships went to John P.Bradley & Son on Brookview Marilyn, first prize 5 to 5 year old cow, in milk, Gerald Dawson won the reserve senjor and the reserve grand female championships on Bredalbanc Red Head, first prize cow, 5 years old and over in milk.Firsts on graded herd and produce of dam went to W.Erskine Rodger, but the [lirsis in the other group classes went to John P.Bradley & Son.The Holsteins Numerically the Holsteins were on a par with the Ayrshires, and they also had forward a very good lot of cattle.Marlan Murray and K.B.Nixon Vanklcek Hill, Ont, won the junior and grand male championships on Kayen Farm Anthony, first prize senior yearling ull.The reserve junior championship went to John W.Hadley, Lachute, on Had-Lee Rocket Glen Korndyke, first prize bull calf.The senior and reserve grand male championships went to Harold W.J.Wilson, Lachute, on Laurview Master Duke, first prize 2 year old bull.Reserve senior champion was Macdonald Ajax Ovation, first R.Lestie Allen kleek Hill, Ont.John A.Meyer, Lachute, Que.won the scnior and grand female championships on Meyercresl Wing Lady B.: the reserves in both Instances went to John W.Hadley on Racburn Mistress Hope, Other Breeds On othe day before there had heen good shows of Jerseys and Guernseys, also Aberdeen-Angus & Son, Vuan- 3 Hereford and Scotch Shorthorn {ere ms GP DAINTS Exhibition the hord of LT, Portrt | SHELL GAS » | DELIVERED 5 \u2014 TO YOUR FARM E wep WHEN YOU WANT vy § JUST CALL 115 ALSO e Shell Lubrication Oil ® Shell Grease ® Diesel Fuel E.RENNIE & SONS REG'D TELEPHONE 115 ORMSTOWN, P.Q.a e ° ~ agricultural | Canadian\u2019 prize bull, 3 years and over, for, the cuis [yet homer or in the officer ish, (b) a cripples (¢) bankrupt or (dv a corpse.So get angry.long, anyway.Mast of us feel our tempers rising every tine we get the car.out on the road.The driver a- sead is drifting along at 15 mpa where you want to, and ean legally, travee 35.Or the lide buster pops oul of an wer section right in front of you then keeps you down to: 15 or 20 while he cowinues his heap à «hou'd pick up wn ltiëe more speed.There's the time you're stopped to yield the right of way and a moiorist comes from behind you and busts right into the traffic coming from your right.Or on the trip to the office in the morning, an Iinsignifieant Ir rilopy 13 parked and emply in une where the sien «tate plainly there's uo stopping at that time, keeping you behing it until the other Jane lets un enough to get around the parked | machine.No need, to go ol, you knev the incidents we enough, AN vou have to do ts wait until you then let go with temper enough to n Of course you won't.Not for turn you into a crusading knight for safety on the highway.Ex-| copt for the times you're driving, | don\u2019t cool off.Keep In mind that those other drivers, be they stupid, murderous, carefree or thoughtless, can turn vou into a clown.eripple.corpse or coinless calamity.| \u2018New Electronic Data (Continued from page 14) may be extracted in millonths of a second for use in caleutation or cross checking, Reels of magnetic tape, cach with a capacity roughly equivalent to the 1,783 pages of numbers in the Toronto telephone directory, fred data to the machine and record answers al the rate of 15,000 letters or numbers per second.The 1.039- page text of \u201cGone With The wind\u201d could be transferred from tone tape to another in 30.min- jutes.So delicate is the memory mechanism that its mass of information is retained even when the power supply fails.A maze of tiny, flashing tubes and miles of interwoven wires Is destined to take drudgery out ol routine work jor a lat ol people.Functions which through 85 years have overflowed from one ledger into several deparl- ments will be brought back Lo- gether again.Ten voluminous files from five departments will be reduced to 30 reels of tape on a proverbial \u201cfive foot book shelf.\u201d The 705 produces completed data on tape, cards or printed forms at the respective rate of 900,000, 8,000 and 80,000 digits or letter per minute.Its 40.000-digit mentery is composed of 280,000 magnetic cores.In the contral processing unit alone there are over 20 miles of electrical circuits, while in the entire system there are 124 motors.30.000 tube-like diodes, and more built TEL.en v Convenient C Groping far glassware is nol a problem for this housewife, whose daylighted kitchen cupboard is hung on a background of translucent glass block, The bla selecting reject excessive solar heat of t and vapors are harmless to th units which transmit soft, wh used here are 12-inch solur- glare free daylight and he summer sun.Cooking steam e muintenance-free glass block which can be cleaned by merely wiping with a damp cloth, Fo convenience in hanging pots ut embedded in the mortar joints, then 1.000.000 soldered connee- ; tions.Firat dubbed a rtant heun\u201d and now an Celectront aetiary\u2019, ie IRD computer aysteur 15 capable ol performing lone sequence of operations without intervention Bul betore that happens, eaperta nat prepare a written propraue ol tr frnetions by low charting the var steps me a problem cond codiny thie loegeal operations Ha the creation ol nan = meenuty and will alway: be dependent on human direction Because ntroduetion of thy vleetronie system required Cred tooling\u201d or reoreandzation ol miony procedures a daree portion of Contederation Late s head ot- fice staff ot 650 has received general instructions on Its puns- | sibilities.Stall taken Iron training.Occupied st three vear avo.Confederation Lifes T0-storey pend alfiee af to run it present.were rinks Ste.wi.planned with the thourhl of clectromes One problem relates to the heal which will he generated, enough to warn a baree butlding.sequently, special attention wa.civen to temperature, hamidily, and dust control sinee all affect maupnetie tape, the machine\u2019 nin method of handing intor- me Lion Air conditioning equip ment for this one areca alone In- i clades \u201can Je tacite with cindy capacity of 60 tons.Mnintenance of the intricate equipment will be the responsibility of four IBM trehnical experts who will be on hand whenever it is operating.They will Hy \u2018