The gleaner, 4 février 1959, mercredi 4 février 1959

[" al I ; E g i = ip Br rk a er et .febvre Is New M Paul Lefebvre Is New Mayor ; .May we not forget these credits Subscription $3.50 per yeu = For Town Of Huntingdon When there's balance to be paid \u2019 We keep life's books so carelessly Omit mistakes : ade, Monday's voting saw all can- Results were as follows: En eet mite 10 CENTS A COPY didates of the newly formed ner Mayor: Paul Lefebvre, 446, ; A.Trepanier .\u2014 Huntingdon Taxpayers\u2019 League Alder \u2019 ., men for East Ward: J.ected to office on the Town p Achmed dor East War: J THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS | _ council.Voling for the League E.Fournier, 55; L.Nadeau, 48.\u2014\u2014-=\u2014\u2014\u2014 = \u2014.= = - mes : : - ; oT v TT TT OU TE candidates was quite high com- Aldermen for West Ward: D.| NINETY - SIXTH YEAR HUNTINGDON, QUE.WEDNESDAY, FEB.4th, 1959 TEN PAGES pared to those who opposed.McGerrigle, 240; A.Picard, 253; \u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014- \u2014\u2014\u2014- on \u2014 - : - | - | ; 1 >.Lalonde, 101.pulls were set up at the Coun- C: Lalonde, in: GOVERNMENT SPENDING ODDITIES 5\" Bing \u2018or Mayor in the Flectsd on the Council Mrs G.C.Bryson New Huntingdon Town Council | ma Comme oral, 0h Aer Aldermen for East Ward: J | \"I | 1 | t st ei .= i i ; > L \u2018 : * i men, West Ward, in the office ermen Wi L A T p Ph of Mr.J.Barret.East Ward À; vabh: = R Leduc à Winner In An Luxury Air Trips, antom F0 voters had 2 poll in the Knights MrGerrigle: A.Pleard 0 American Contest : .of Columbus Hall.IL would ap- A gle.A.on Ward: Office eveaie n eport peer Irom the results that there o nue a Teoma ard: J.ms GG 5 ; was a 100% vote in the two *- vob : Ç _ Mrs.G.Cameron ryson oo AW: Evervthine from the the 1.500-ton ferryboat \u201cLord Sel- | words for aldermen and about meeting\u2019 renting Ecru Dewittville, Huntingdon County.| on oy oF a eat kirk\u201d, now peacefully plying be- | a 19% for Na vor The total and the new members were duly Quebec, Canada was named a win- | ant.grvernor to the cost of a ferry- {ween Prince Edward Island and number o1 he ist Was or BC Isworn in.The meeting then ad- her in a nationwide \u201cSupermarket.boat is questioned In this year's re- Nova Sentla four return trips à so d.The West W fourned until Monday.Febru- Symbol of America\u201d contest, on, El to the House of Commons by | day sa: vote ; \u20ac est ard had ary 9th h the : Lu | sessi .au 00 Auditor General Watson Sellar stunted five years ago Lo cost 453 eligible voters and the East ay ue en ne actual session Thursday, January 29th.So are (he moving expenses of $1.080.000.the Lord Selkirk tripled ward, 193.A large number of supporters Conducted by Family Circle Mup- - certain air force offirers, the Up {;n cost to $3,451,060 by the end of Voting was quiet and orderly were present for the Swearing azine.the contest attracted over | pointment of special constables IN Pisenl 1957-1958.although the polling places were in of the newly elected members ® Quarter of « million shoppers, in- he si fy i le ances, A 350) font vessel capable of carry filled with interested npeoble innd some remarks were made cluding a number of men.10 was A oY New round ian ng 3 passengers who 60 eas, ihe UL.throughout the day until the {by Mavor Lefebvre and Alder- | held in commemoration of the Na- jlittamen, payment af acchiteets for Lord Soikirk was bu ; - results were known mon Picard militiamen, payment ota Foundry Machine Co.Pictou, NS.Re : n Flcard, tional Association of Food Chains\u2019 a post office which was never bullt ppp ri wns recommended .by the r ( t W Ç T U N ° ! Silver Anniversary.and legal rocks Pe the Canadian Maritime Commission and , vel pit CeO\u201d SU ae Governmen rom collecting LL \u201ccostplus contract.oun y e Wwe Te ° ational The contest cited four major sym ; 253090 refund which st was willingly i costly > .hols of the U.S.A.today\u2014the hot offered.facked Experience \u201c| Temperance Contest Results ne nait Se Ste ni hr Mr sella seport to toe, Con || Transport 1 pare ske and the supermarket.o> mons, which holds the Govern- [man sind yesterday Lhe es : The annual T Stud | Mrs Bryson was awarded a Bell > > ment purse-strings, was tabled yes- hud bien exceeded hreatise the Sip.tod al Temperance Study don.4.Carolyn Brooks, Hunti JT EE co : , .; o pre = jy {lerday with the public accounts for vird had no experience for - Course conducted under the auspices 5.Jimmy Todd, Dewittville.CE | & Howell Automatic Home Movie On Monday, clections were photograph on the Council Paul Lefebvre, Miva, R.Ble the fiscal year 1087 58 which ended 3m so big a ship.He said the com- ; of the County W.C.T.U.has recently cel Saumier, Dewittville.7.Keith | Outfit for her appraisal of the bene- \u2018held in Huntingdon whieh re- {Chamber at the County Build- duc.Aldermun, Jor bis Ward.Inst March 31 10 was a year an Mission no Jonger awarded con- und heen concluded and the winners are Bryson, Ormstown.| tits of suppermarkel shopping.,sulted in a new Mayor and six inp.They are from left to West W: bi vu « NR which both Liberal and Cousceva- tracts; the department awarded announced.Twenty five dollars Grades 5-8 | The local wi * who shops at Aldermen being elected to the right EC Martin, Seeretary- AA IDE N DC administrations.were fi office Mhens on à lowest-Lentier bruts, und donated by the County W.CT.U.adhe co English and J i or ee oo Mots SO OÙ ops at me Ce et Cpe Ed 8 Gaw, Aldermen for South While the nuditor-prmerul, waleh- Uhere were ne more \u201ccost-plus\u201d deals.Walk, were divided among the various oyn ted SIE oe fd dean Sproule, Ormstow Teles Sore Qrmsiowh, Town Council.Following the Treasurer: D.MeGerriple, AL Ward.The mecting on Monday dog of the treasury.found that in| Under the heading of \u201cunusual winning contestants.The course was Crmstown: Jamie Wallace, Huntin- Quebec, Canada is among 871 \u2018luking of the Outh ccremony, derman for West Ward: J RB.was adjourned unt Monday potter) the taxpayers\u201d books had }transportation costs\u201d Mr.Sellar dun taken up in the Day Schools, Sunday gen 2.Karen Evans.Huntingdon.| sharing 5100,000 worth of prizes, the above group posed for the Walh, Alderman for Fast Ward @ehraary fi, ben \u201cfaithtally and properly kept\u201d | cites the $314 that « RCAF officer Schools and Loyal Temperance Le- Austin econ, CEC Huntingdon: Bootuened up Ihe quiclest series of {took to move his household effects sive sion, The four best papers in each Todd, Huntin à 5.Edi Lyn ® e i cena arrepulanthes seen in many nl half a mile, the $341 10 cost.another :h group will compete with other coun- Lester Ormst goon: & dna For- A | year t > move five miles, and the $3,891 for b Les in the Province.The examiners lÉtêr, Ormstown.6.Carol Saumier, ; ! Cull Pension ther cers effects y Dewittville.7.Evel Forr .Wins Full Pension moving Another officers ef for the county were: Mrs.H.W.| Ormstown.8 \"Robe Nester.Without naming: hin, the audio fram Ottawa to Vancouver by mov- Clarke and Mrs.R.J.Blair.; Huntingdon 9 Ruth Ross Hunting.© ® \u201ctot -peneral found that Miger-Get {ru van although a radl movement clone He fhe vom de Pas pi .C \u2018 | 11] ing i 0 Ge oons Foo Plow Laeat- nant Governor Dwonbd live co about 81,000 less eet) atetion.= des ol Nova Seotii, nd ben vetired rhe twa stort-distance moves were Grades T4, s 1e, Orne 2 Care Sproule.Ormst 9 © © .© toc hid pone on ol $10,900 annualiy an O(Unwa Me Seltur sald they were - proule, Ormstown.2, \u2018 ° route.Ormstown.2, Oct 2, last Phin wan beeauss patently aneeahistie\u201d although per- Roberta MacDougall and Freddy Doreen Rutherford, Huntingdon, 3.Huntingdon had its biggest ito be started and this helped 10 his death.They had their lodge lorr à start could be made They Hn Foard coneurred mu ree mile under regulations.The Greig, Ornistown: Scott Duheme Phyllis Todd, Ormstown.4.Beverley fire in many years in the early increase the pressure.Firemen rooms on the upper £00 hen are therefor thrown on their aun ndution that his retirement $: w the halfmile move within | y ! 1} aan ndution $314 lor the halfn w \u201c and Brent Johnson, Huntingdon.McKell, Aubrey.{hours of Sunday morning right|say they had plenty of water at as at the Linie of the lire, The resources ond to Une unother [10 take ap the Heutenant-governors Rockeh{fe Ar Station was arrived 3.Donny Sproule, Ormstown; Pearl Grade 11 .in the heart of the business sec-|all times.Alter the fire got à loss ol the bluléine 1- tigured at way of mutong à Tivetihood.THey post be made \u201ccompulsors.\u201d nb from $196 for packing and un- Stewart and John Leggatt, Huntin.1.Hazel Cullen, Ormstown, tion, on Chateauguay Street.Ahold on the ground floor, it!about $0006 and i.is only! pot oo te sure what their Fat hind been \u201cvoluntary\u201d.Mr.packing plus $117.88 for \u201cvan and u building owned by Excelsior |broke through the ceiling on the partig coverelhy msurance, not actual loss is, but it is consider +ellar notes, the pension would have four men, 10-pnd-a-quarter hours L H S \u201d ® Lodge, I.O.O.F.wus gutted, but Pollack side and then through enough to rebuild.In addition ie and wl have te remain bn 20 per vent less.He questioned fad 1150 per hone\u201d ong ot ummer es ene it the fire wus held Lo the one|the ruof.the mem in have dost all fvwith he incaaranee \u201cdrusters pwbrdher 10 was appropimte to regard \"In the andi,\u201d said Me Sellar, ° e eje area.Shawinigan employées werchresalis cioeshings, some rer Their bie los in that of a tivelis \u201cappolnitiuent to à civil position\u201d as ft could not be established why Film For Hos ital Auxil When Sgt.Provost and Const.{present to check on the electric ords and ooh er acticles to an herad, Diese \u201ches were petting cause tor compulsory retirement xlensive packing was necessary or p lary Bousquet were making their wiring and to make sure it was | approxima smounit of 53,000)! dy started.Mr Sell deals at length with vhy velueles were not used © rounds on patrol.they saw |safe, but it soun became heavily fmskwe the (otal Joss about tI wouid seem therefore tha! A General Meeting of the |4-2631 or Mrs.R.Goodfellow at smoke coming from the building coated with ice for the temper 523,000, in addition, ob course, ithe total lo in this fire could y, Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Huntingdon |CO.4-5372 as tickets are now in\u2019 ind went Lo investinate, They [ture was down below wero, The (both the LOOK.and the Rebe-\\run to between $60,000 to 875, Chateauguay oman e ecte NI, Sounty, Hospital.vas Jeld in St.[circulation in various areas.(turned in an alarm at the Fire (live wus broupht ander control obs have been deprived of agen .oSeph s Farochial Hall, on Mon- .serv ro] Station and thought that it was between five and six sm, and meeting places Me.Wo OO Daw + The firemen dul a wonderful Ww , duy afternoon, January 28th, Mrs.1 Afternoon tea ras served roi} something which could soon be {the fircinen knew (hat they had | son, is the Noble Grand and M.[rob and stayed with the fire op ue ec aitress \" Ke Gmeron presiding Report members ne meeting by severa \u2018controlled.However, on return- kept it within the doomed build- | Ruddock is the Secrétarv.Onjuntil lile in the afternoon of WIR © lliee tepor \u2019 ling to the scene, they found ing.Most of the inside wus! Tuildine Committee are! Sunday, although the equip- A 27-year-old mother of two chil- (attractive grey-eyed blonde sald ad showed that the mending on that is was bigger than they gulled and the top.fioor|Mesus.G.Munros.1 Lanktree ment was moved back to the [aren hus been named Hospitality a press conference, ; hand had been finished and work Short tor Li nt | i ek à 1 roof 1e, but \u2018and Roy Goodfell Fuehall at about noon.They [1959 by the Hotel and Restaurant | Mrs.Cayer was selected on the h- rerio erage ; A ROUENL ANA IN consequence a adc 00 Were gone, Dut noo ana oy Goodiellow, crea i al ., 59 by the ate wbaurn | Mrs, Caye 5 seleel , for the \u2018Treasure Chest Commit- y sec als ; à: amage was done to other near- r N.Pailack said he leit the [were sustained dpadnst the low Supplicrs\u2019 Association.busts of service, appearabee, dress, t ce is progressing satisfactorily.| Baie ire Hamed nd oy rine Botte VE nur M at hot \u201c1 ccclock on Hemera bres, by bevera) citizens Mrs Brendu-Marle Cuyer was | proficiency and pleasant and real fhe Shoppe On Wheels 5 pap- Authoress At was turned out and more help|Hardware which is right close (Saturday night and went to hho made colles und sand- selected Quebees top restaurant; friendly manners.Her prizes: a real na ny n ie pa fen onioy iL called for.The discovery was;was not damaged, 10 is a brick {Montreal lor the weekend.He |wiches.Menard's store was wintress ad the dinner held Thursday cheque for $100, in week at a down- d sD Annual Meeting \u201cwil bo D itt ill made at about 1 a.m, building.There is an alley way [was called 1 about 430 nn on \u2018obened Up and coffee made for promis Bt she was nuble Lu tel | paar] Ded and ft nn \u20ac ; The î i A AR » ie ; 3 i ing |Sund: : arrived | iter - nm .nm.T : 5, the 1er hushbane 1\u20ac goad news as he! il our , ne 8 held on March 16th, in the Ma- ewi VI \u20ac Kk Fhe building houses yat ls helween he huiding hd th Sund 1 ad arrived 1 hinting.en of in isn on a construction jnb at Sault | Hotels, Restaurant and Institution.| EN Hall Members will be asked Mrs.Keith McIntosh of Dew N Pollaek's Dry Goods Store it also is of brick ' \u2018 {hat time oll his stock wus à store also made coffee and sand-| Ste Mane, Ont and cannot be\u2018 Exposition at thé Show Mart from , | rs.osh © sw.N.ack\u2019: 3 » als0 is :k.: i 5 stoe us js ls nde i wl te.à el ! ; ! Nr ! Éonation tone \u201cétapes vine: vs \"pce iad to the und above these premises the Sometime during the carly total loss either hy fire, water | wiches, Mrs.Seneceul and Mrs PO pui 1 was Pre Gaver lives in Chateauguay.don On Wheels\u201d.Suggested items arailist ol young Canadian women Lodge Rooms of the LO.O.F., and {part of the fire, un explosion ur smoke.He values tin Hock, Cappiello nude colle: an (old à word tok à couple ol days Que, wnd In employed by Ris ik : ; ; sti- s, cig- j i , rt story the Rebekahs.The fire evident- [occurred and a rear wall was[al $13,000 and the fixtures at {served it to the firemen and | a I postage stamps, Hasti-Notes, cig- doing well in the short story ; ; Co ee , wo | .Phio ue à before it would reach him.\u201d the Kestaurant, D arettes, Life Savers, Chicklets or {field of authors ly started in the rear of Pol-|blown out.It is thought this [$2,000 and thus has i tolal loss [other helpers.This was indeed \u2019 candy.Mrs.K.G.Cameron, Mrs.Her husband, Archie.runs a |lack's store, for it was here that was due to pressure from with-|of about $15.000.He reported an very nice gesture and the fire-; ° ° R Hawley, Mrs F Napier, Mrs.|250-acre dairy farm and she the police saw the smoke.It]in caused by smoke and heat.the less as being partly covered men derply appreciate receiving A rshire Annual Meeting L.Galipeau and Mrs.L.MeCal- presides over a 13-room house.{was not long before the flames| A good quantity of the fix-|by insurance.Asked what he this comfort during the long y lum were named Nominating |The MeIntoshes have two daugh- were breaking through the roofitures in the restaurant and [would do, he said he expects Lo hours of fire fightine, | Committee.ters, eight and six »f the building on that side and |some of the canned goods were lpo back to his old stand at the! Lionel Robidour.who was In Montreal ebruary t Pat, The Service Committee has| Mrs MeIntosh does all her [on the inside of the store.The [removed from that part of the[western end of thé street An peatied on to help the firemen, I been authorized to purchase an pitin: i 1 ; sses Trailer pump was taken down building when it was though! [probably one or two mont 18 sipped from a low rool ab the .tive i i te i \u2018ubator 5 ric writing at Fight and she blesses ; 5 er through an alley {that the fire would take a hold time.when the insurance claims rear of the doomed building and Ihe Annual Meeting ol the now being conducted by thn Incubator, also an electric clock {the day she took a bilingual|lo the river 5 y to ti ; ; T «hire Breeders\u201d Association |Health of Animals Division for the Operating Room.course at Notre Dame Secreta- [Just opposite and the big pumper there.By this time the [fire have been settled.sprained his ankle.This was Ayrshire eeders au the Other highlights of the An- \u201cLong, Hot Summer\u201d has been |jal School here.She trained |Was brought into action.Six [could be seen burnins in Foi-| Mr.Gerald Smith and Anita; the only easnalty that has been of Canada will be hele re : ! a Moot kau be presenta.chosen as the film to be shown at for three ycars as a nurse at|streams of water were used [lacks store and it was coming |Smith, who only took over the reported, ; Sheraton-ME, Royal Fe} a | Bon or Production plaques \u201cte a Benefit Theatre Night, on Feb- the Queen Elizabeth Hospital [and twenty-cight firemen work- [through the wall between the [restaurant about six months; The LOOF.have na pln Monte al, wrsday, Tr tury tons Rire ee ruary 24th, in the Huntingdon and has done nursing at the ed with other volunteers to keep two stores.The safe was taken ago, are in the most unfortu- for rebuilding as they will have | 19th.| ; ; et 1j H Own Ta 1988 in on of the d.Theatre.Also on the programme Or stow Hospital, \u2018Now she the fire within the area.For- out which belonged to the pres-|nate position as a resul' of the'to call a meeting to disenss| A feature of the Annual Me - (ing hws or A | sil er tr Jt ; ill be selections by the Legion |rmstown HOSpItal.; : ; lent proprietors of the restau-|lire.A quantitv ol their equip-|wbat will be done In the ling will be an address by Drage divisions and silver trays to ! will be selections by 8 limits it to occasional nursing|tunately {there was no wind.lent proprictors o ; 1 ; ;, Veterinartan Direc-awners of herds with the high Orchestra, the St.Joseph's when she is needed particularly, [Among those volunteering were rant, Gerald and Anita Smith! ment was saved, although dam- meantime they will Also have to|K.F Wells, Velerinarian re iy on rd averages This is tne first Ladies\u2019 Choir and exhibition Mrs.McIntosh began writing |lhree Aldermen, Messrs.Gaw,|and also one that belonged to|aged to a degree, but this will [nd place an which to meet [tor General, Health of Animals ere ave age 5 This 1s [ne First dancing by pupils of the Hunt-| I : klv feature sections |Fournier and McWhinnie.All jthe former owner, Mrs.W.Ted- {eut down on the insurance they This also applies to the mem- Division, Department ol prie [year (has are kod A oo ne ingdon Dancing Studio.Seating [first for Week ly Her work came |worked to keep the fire from |stone.Apart from this nothing lean receive and there are no bees of Pioneer Rebekah Lodge.|culture, Obtawa, Dr.Wells is a rand wey an siven in ï eogn)- is limited to 500 and those wish- Of a e tntior of a US.editor |spreading and nearby buildings |else was saved.other premises in whieh they At about three o'clock on'popular guest speaker and histion of high produs ne | © ds ing Lo attend are urged fo get 0 the ik ar ot to rite for him.|were sprayed to prevent them| The building is probably one can make a new start.IU is Tnesdav morning police were talk will be on the control of based on an average ol all lac- tickets or reserve them early.In- who A * ps v success but from catching fire.During the ol the oldest on the street and not known il the building will potified that someone was in contagious animal diseases with tations completed n t 1e herd.«io formation on where to get tickets She didn ted when \u201ccheque fire, word was sent to the 4 w ; i Stre nes Scenes At The Early Sunday Morning Fire On Chateauguay , ; SLANG] MH Fd SY ol ed, se 1 F5 que very jE a a a CS | we Hr Aha\u201d CIPI tel) puit eld ' i 5 wt \u201cSE : Cee mi 15 oo - qe tr .i hoe § - patrol.Hoses are still playing on outbreak.The whole buflding is where the restuarant was situated pre } ; he firemen had it un-,operated by N.Pollack, in which | fire fighting equipment were used» from the building when this phata- pairol thé Lodge Rooms upstairs.c vered \u2018with ice as the tempera- has since been removed nx n safety of Above shows the T.0.OF.bulld- 1 am.and the fire ; star to keep this fire within the confus; graph was tsken The second pleture as ag remen is | ture was several degrees below zero.precaution.This was one of the \u2018ol between five and six a.m.the fue got its start and the Lodge p ! In the last photograph a firem Ï Een Chateauguay Street, Hun-| der contre Bett he Tedstone Rooms of Excelsior Lodge IO.O.F.|of the burning building.Thus no shows the rear of the building, patherng up the hose after the fire | \u2018The power and telephone lines are worst fires in Huntingdon for inany Wl tngdon, which was gutted by fire| The building housed the Teds and Pioneer Lodge No.1 of the Re- damage to other nearby butldings: where the fue took hold and was had been broneht under control and; also Carrving an additional load.years and the firemen did a com- \u201c| in the early hours of Sunday morn.Restuarant, operated by Gerald and 1 wrc considered safe from fuithet ne Ihr.The fire was reported al about Anita Smith; a dry goods store! i \u2018The Cor -ola s SET ngin endable job.bekahs.All available firemen and! resulted.Smoke was still hillowing |di5 CHEVROLET Sedan 54 PONTIAC Coach 153 PONTIAC Sedan 53 PONTIAC Coach 53 METEOR \"Sedan 53 PLYMOUTH 53 CHEVROLET Sedan 52 CHEVROLET Sedan Huntingdon Motors Reg\u2019d CO.4-5822, Huntingdon ses and Cows THAT HAVE HAD ACCIDENTS Highest prices paid.OSCAR REMILLARD Tel.CH.6-3826, Lacolle Cut out and keep this ad, it could be worth up to $15.00 for you ess \u2014_.three was active in the work of increas- A \u2018all, they point out.\"Wayne and 1 1 | the agriculture department in 1935.ater i \u2014 !so far I Later in 1935, he was assigned Lo - Rd Sullivan Show, \u201cthe Waynes and the Shusters bend over backward to keep their perspective,\u201d says Miss Sangster.\"At home in Toronto they remain same fairly quict citizens they've always been.\u201d Neither the Waynes nor the Shusters encourage their children to aspire to careers in show- business.When an opportunity recently arose for twelve-ycar- old Rosalind Shuster to appear on a television series, Ruth and Frank Shuster said no, because they felt it would Interfere with her schoo! work.The Wayne's sons Michael, éleven, Jamie, eight and Brian, seven - aren't interested in fol- in their father's foot- lowime steps.Ruth Shuster and Bea Wayne share interests in painting.music and books.And both are galled by the idea held by some that Ed Sullivan rescued their husbands from obscurily.Shuster have been entertaining\u2019 Canadians on radio and television for more than 15 years.So far as their wives are concerned.they \u201carrived\u201d long ago.Are Our Sunday Schools Failing Our Children?Sunday schools in Canada wan and Alberta before joining the bare elearly failing in their fune Lion, (he Rev William CC Roth- well Anpdican chaplain at the University ot Toronto.charges nthe January issue al popular magazine.\u201cTeaching standards are far below those in our day schools,\u201d he declares.\u201cAH too prevalent is the idea that anyone can teach Sunday school and, alas, they do.\u201d The average Canadian Sunday school offers \u201conly 800 minutes of Christian education a year.\u201d Instead of receiving \u201csound instruction, taught by up-to-date methods, our children,\u201d Mr.Bothwell asserts, \u201cure forced to waste viluable memorizing Golden Texts as their grandparents did Lime just and undoubtedly understandine little of the words.\" .There are, he says.lew appealing prowrams for children beyond the age of 13, even though \u201cit.is perhaps in his teens that à child most neeas the guidance a Sunday school can and should give\u201d.Mr.Bothwell deplores the fact that Sunday classes are \u201ctucked away in ceubby-holes of basement rooms, olten too small, ili- meaning behind the {lighted and inadequately equipped.\u201d \u201cThe devil himselt Christian teaching than those that now exist in the majority of our churches,\u201d he adds.Sports Camera Hockey is a rough game and defenceman Bill Gadshy of the New York Rangers has had his share of hard knocks.But the Culgary-born bruiser figures that after what happened to him at the tender ape of 12 hockey holds no terror.Bill and his mother were aboard the liner Athenia en route to Canada when il.was torpedoed and sunk at the start of the Second World War WELL DRILLING To ensure yourself of a sufficient year-round supply of water.For information: TEL.CO.4-5977 Wilfrid Saumier Flerdman, Que.NY Lr 3 eT Gt ® LONG AND SHORT-TUBE MILKERS @ PIPELINE MILKING SYSTEMS ® MILKING PARLORS @ RELEASERS @® BARN EQUIPMENT Write or phone Ivan Graham Tel.Huntingdon CO.4.2315 Alter bring | The Gadsby were among those saved.That was in 1939.A couple of ycars later Gadsby started play- ng hockey.Now 32, Bill has developed Into ane of the finest defencemen in the National Hockey League.A rugged performer, Gadsby played junior with Edmonton Canadians und turned pro in 1946 with Kansas City in the oid United States Hockey League.Chicago Black Hawks promoted him early that season and he's been in the big time ever since.Bill spent cighl rough and tumble seasons with Chicago be- tore joining New York midway through the 1954-55 campaign.Scoring Defenceman A great rusher besides being à solid blue-line operator, Gads- by is a potent scorer for a de- tenceman, ranking with Doug Harvey of Montreal and Red Kelly of Detroit.He topped all NHL rearguards last season with 14 goals and 32 assists.Bill's all-round ability made Pham a near-unanimous chowee for the NHL all-star team last season à rating that came the hard way Now in his 13th big league sea son.Gadsby has been hart morse than most players.He's had his elt leg fractured three times, this nose broken eight times and suftered breaks to both big toes aud one thumb not to mention a shoulder separation and numerous cuts that have left Ham with 300 stitehes.; Gudsby's wife at the risk of sounding like a Hight manager prays she doesn't worry.© Mrs.Gadsby, mother of three daughters, says ull may be a terror to opposing forwards.Bul Fino al home, She says their three jduughters handle the \u201cGrew Gadsby far better than any hockey referee she has seen | Archie Moore Busy Areble Movre 15 trying fo pro mol: a busy boxing schedule lon Hhumsell Chas summer.The aging ght heavyweight champion promised a remaleh bo Yvon Durelle of Bae Ste.Anne.N.B.following thew thriller an Montreal last month when Ar chie retained hus erown.The re maten is tentatively set tor Boston late this spring or carly summer and 1 should be ow sell out Moore.however, doesn't like being idle too long especially \u201cwhen there's hope of a big money bout.With this i ind, Archie has thrust himself back into the muddicd heavyweight picture by challengine British chaunpion Henry Cooper and the man he |defcated Tor the tile, Brian Londo.And Moore, hoping to get an Lolher erack al heavyweight King Floyd Patterson, has offered 1) fight Cooper and London witinn the space of u week, ~~ NOTICE Our office will be dosed toy couldn't, have planned worse quarters for! the month of February.! i | Dr Marc Lefebvre , NOTICE Anyone requiring Light ning evaporator equipment.please contact Norval Blair, Franklin Centre, Que, Tele phone 618-R-4, as | have Haken over the agency for Imerly held by the Clarence Blair.USED CARS FOR SALE 56 PLYMOUTH Hardtop PLYMOUTH Sedan VOLKSWAGEN DODGE PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET NASI | DODGE C.J.KYLE Tel.H'don CO.4-532| si PLAZA about a very enchanting subject-sex) - Malone 17 late: the Gleaner - 5 Wednesday, Feb.4th, 1999 MASTER BREEDER SHIELD La Prescutation, Que.hus been named u Musler director of the Association.At right, Breeder by (ho Holstein-Fresian (he presentation was made by Scott Meyer, Hannibal, Mo, the President Romeo Sedillot, Pinsonnenult, Orimstown.Que, 4 Association of Cannda.Receiving a Master Breeder shield on ius behalf ut the Annual Meeting of the As- covition an Toronto 15 Armand | of the Holstein-Friesian Associu- tion of America.| would like to thank all those who voted or worhed for me on Monday for the élection ol #8 Mayon | will de my atmaost to serve cach and every: one to the best of my knowledge and ability.Paul Lefebvre Dear Friends, Its a please to came and thank you tor the support and votes you have given me in the recent election Needless to say that Twill, as on previous oc- | l casions, do mv best lo protect your interests and | work towards the progress of ou) town.Sincerely, A.C.H.Picard I would like to thank all the voters of the town, and particularly all those of the Fast Ward.Also my thanks to the Taxpayers\u2019 League and its members, Roger E.Leduc | want to thank cach and everyone of you whe voted for me in this past election.Also to those who helped me in any way during my election campaign and on election day.Sincerely, Arthur Trépanier Te all those who supported me by their vote al the election for Alderman for the Town of Hun tingdon, | wish to extend my sincere thanks.Charles Lalonde | wish to take this opportunity to thank all the electors who voted for me in Monday's municipal election.Earl Fournier | TILE 6 - The Gleaner War Amps Key Tag Service Extended to Quebec During the next few weeks cvery automobile owner in Quebec Province will receive two miniature car ilcense key tags bearing the same numbers as his own car, This is the second ycar the Key Tag Service has extended to Quebec.The key tags are manufactured by Wednesday, Feb.4th, 1959 Recommendations for Safe ToT | Winter Driving war amputation cases whose work not only keeps them gainfully em-, Sudden cold spells, heavy snow nloyed.but raises funds for bene- | and curly darkness make driving in volent work of the War Amputations Winter more hazardous than at any Association of Canada.During the | Other time of year.warns the All past six vears an average of $26,- ; Canada Insurance Federation.431 annually has been handed over Officials of the Federation, which to the Benevolent Fund Committee.Fepresents more than 250 fire, casualty and automobile insurance Thirty-five war veterans, all of companies, say that bad visibility them amputation cases, are steadily | Is one of the most dangerous [actors employed in the making of car key in winter driving, and constant \u2014\u2014 - \u2018care Is necessary to avoid accidents.Safety experts recommend the fol- A wise in Protect yo with multi Shell X-10 Motor Oil from Royce Ruddock Tel.CO.4-5840 Dewittville -grade lowing precautions for safe winter driving: clean ut all times; wipe off tail | lights and turning indicators Periodically.| 2-Check windshield wipers: make sure they don't streak.3-Huve heater and defroster , lags.This year more than 7,000,000 key tags will be malled 2cross Cuna- ! da, 1589400 lo Quebec motorists, Last year 1,120,000 key tags were mailed in Quebec.Forty percent of them were acknowledged and ! paid for.More than 3,874 lost car keys were returned to their owners by the Key Tag Service.Lost keys ure returned to their owners at the i rate of one every 36 minutes., Manager of the Key Tag Service \"is Allan David Piper.who wears two \u2018iron hooks in pluce of the hands he Jost in a grenade explosion in 1942, Piper explained that the new 0 i practice of mailing out duplicate key tags is paying real dividends.There : are two cars in many Canadian homes.In most homes the husband Premium | und wife have car keys.vestment! ur car The key tags are sent out gratis.The recipient is expected to mail | back to the War Amps Service 60 1 cents for duplicate key tags, 35 cents \"it only one key tag is required.The money is sent to the War Amps Key Tag Service, 740 Bay Street, Tor- | onto.Quebec liaison officer of the Key Tag Service is Leonard Tremblay, | 62 Dez Rosier Ave, Ste-Foy, Que- tbec.Lt.Col.The Rev.S.E.Lam- \"bert, OB.E., is Dominion President of the War Amps Association; Alan HEL 3 | 7 i ; ! .LINOLEUM AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS .\u2026 75 Chateauguay St.3 PCS.BEDROOM SUITES from as low as $85.00 RANGES Gas Ranges, Electric Ranges, Combination Oil and Electric, Combination Gas and Oil, Combination Wood and Gas.starting at $119.00 KITCHEN SETS t Chrome Kitchen Sets, outstanding values starting $45.00 MATTRESSES .TOASTERS .L.Bell is Honorary Secretary.! Keep windshield and windows; checked perfodically ut gurage or service station.4-The car's manifold, muffler and tailpipe also should be check *d to avoid danger from carbon monoxid2 seepage.5\u2014Slowdown to less than normal driving speed; avoid too much acceleration on slippery ronds.&-Wateh constantly for pedestrians who may be wearing dark clothing, or unable to see properly because of scarves and parkas.7 Use tire chains wherever necessary.8 If you go into a skid, turn your wheels in the dircetion of the skid, hut do not speed up or use vour brakes.9 When stopping on glippery roads, pump your brakes several times: do not apply steady pres sure.10 For smooth starting, adjust the seit so your fool rests come fortably on the accelerator pedal.On icy surfaces, use second or high gear to maintain trae- ton.your Farm Forums On Vertical Integration To cope with vertical integration Quebec Farm Forums think that as individuals farmers need to continue striving to produce more efficiently.A farmer contemplating signing a contract should also read it very carefully and have a thorough understanding of it, they advise.Through organizations they sug- west farmers should endeavour to strengthen their co-ops so that if necessary they can integrale through their co-ops.Better credit facilities would also inuke con- L'ucting less attractive to farmers short of cash, according to a number of groups.Several forums suggest that farmers should integrate through their co-ops.They believe that by accepting contracts young farmers may be able to get started farming and that young farmers will have less need of credit.The farm forums believe that there is a danger that contract farming will eventually reduce farmers to the status of leaders doubtless felt they wereist large, no union should haveiqhe laborers unless farmers are careful being very generous and humani- ithe right even to threaten suche dried.This process mikes the arian in deciding to permit theo calamity.ahout the contracts they sign.\u2014- a.cae \u201c.pe 70c¢ sq.yd.$1895 $10.60 LINOLEUM .\u2026 5c $25.00 $19.20 SLAT SPRINGS .ELECTRIC KETTLES.WASHING MACHINES $275.00 ARCHAND FRERES © HUNTINGDON LAST WEEK! LAST CH To Take Advantage of Our Sale Featuring LOWEST PRICES EVER SEE UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS | from $10.00 BED OUTFITS All sizes with Spring Filled Mattress and Slat Spring ! $49.50 AUTOMATIC WASHER and DRYER THE PAIR FOR ONLY $499.00 Did You Get Your Ticket for the Drawing of Our 6 BEAUTIFUL PRIZES LINCLEUM REMNANTS DRY IRONS .RADIOS DISHWASHER tbe rime ago tete ete | i by \u201cWeekly Review roy | \u201cNot In The Public Interest\u201d J a LEWIS MILLICAN \u201cThe Union has offered to provide power for homes, hospitals, institutions and essential services in the event but would blackout premises.\u201d \u2018The above 1s a paragraph in a report in the Globe und Mail on the negotiations between 10,000 industrial Toronto: Hydro Commission to supply power for the lighting and heating of the people\u2019s homes, hos- of a strike, pitals und other \u201cessential ser-!snalked for vices.\u201d Presumably these latter would include street lighting and street railways.But industrial premises, which are absolutely essential to the maintenance of supplies for the whole commun- Canada and United States Passenger Car Tea Time Topics Even shoeluces are a problem in this modern age.The Canadian i Association ol Consumers is pur- Production suing difficulties in tying up! (The US.figures are MNose shoes.The current CAC bulletin asks: \u201cHave you been annoyed when the tips ol your children\u2019s shoe- lices came off in the wash?\u201d Apparently some housewives already had complained, because the manufneturars were asked to explain.They said: \u201cShoelace tips should stand washing under inormal conditions.If laces are published by Wurd\u2019s Automotive Raports; the Canadiun figures arc from the Canadian Auto.maopile Chamber of Comimneree , Passenger Car Total Production (thous.1957 14058 + Canada 340.0 206.6 127 United States 6,115.5 4.2707 30.0 14 weeks ending Jun.4, \u201958 Jan.3, \u201859 71.1 80.5 13,2 long periods before 1,448.5 1,375.2 4.1 washing, there is a tendency for| \u2018The final data on automobile imoisture to gel under the tips, lpsoduction.for the year 1558 swelling the braid and opening hy \u201chit output was down the tips.; |-harniy from 1957 levels in both \u201cIf the Lips are damaged be-\u2018ti,- United States and Canadu ity, would be blacked out.And the workers in those industries would, sf course, be deprived of their members of the Hydro Employees\u2019 Union and the Ontalio Hydro Electric Commission.The report esns of liveli Se ° sums up the nature of the dis- means, of avelihood while th pute as follows © \u201cThe Commig- | SEE lasted.sion has stood by a majority re-.Whatever merit or justice there port of the conelliation board!is in the demands of the Hydro which recommended a two-year | Employees\u2019 Union, there is no agreement with increases of 11% common sense in the proposal to per cent during cach of the two disrupt and throw into cheos the years.A minority report proposed industrial life of the entire prov- 21, per cent increase during cach ince just because of u two per of the two years.\u201d cent difference between their The union as a perfect right | demand und the recommendation ta refuse to accept the judgment ©F the conciliation Board.of the conciliation board and to: Premier Frost recently made a insist upon its demand for the prize understatement when extra percentage increase.And remarked that \u201ca strike is not in it wus legally within its rights\u2019 the public interest.\u201d The plain [to call à s(rike if its demand was truth is that strikes are not 1n mot granted.But the right tothe interest of any section of the jatriké wlus never intended Lo community \u2014 least of the union |vest in 9 Union wny proprietary workers who lose more by loss of or temporary directing rights wages during the strike than they such as those assumed by organ- (gain hy tne settlement.lized Jabor in these days.The! what Premier Frost meant was Im ds worth repeating : \u201cThe fy this particular instance, where {union has offered to provide ja strike would close down all in- {power for homes, hospitals, insti-|custria] plants that depended tutions and essential services iN'upon Hydro power, the result the event of à strike, buL wouid woukl be calamitous.Where the jinekout industrial premises.\u201d sxercise of the right to strike In making that offer the union i violates the rights of the public DOUBLE DECKERS With Spring Filled Mattresses and Slat Springs $74.00 CHESTERFIELDS SECTIONAL SETS from .$ 90.00 DAVENPORT SETS from $175.00 CHESTERFIELD SETS from \u2026 $195.00 | LAMPS BEDROOM LAMPS TABLE LAMPS FLOOR LAMPS \u2026 .$10.80 pair .\u2026 Starting $7.50 _\u2026 \u2026 Starting $10.50 a price COFFEE $3.19 3900 Rons - 51320 00 c $2400 corer, - 52200 521900 sH TRAYS $7.50 Tel.CO.4-5441 he: above quotation is an example.that u strike is a public nuisance.(fore washing there would also de' © 1a tendency for the moistur< Lo swell the braid and open the Lips.| Cotton is prone to shrink, so that the laces would be reduced in size while the tipoing slock wail not.\u201d | The CAC suggests that if you wash shoelaces, use a solution of.warm water and mild soap.Squeeze them out in a dry towel, cand dry away from heat.Skim Milk Instant skim milk powder now is sold in cardboard packages at grocery stores und is economical, | easy Lo use and casy Lo store.; It is also low in calories.but very nutritious becuuse only the \u201cwater and fat (with vitamin A dissolved in fal) have been removed from the fresh milk that \u201cis used to make it.AIN the other iimportant whole milk products, !such as protein, calcium and rib- joflavin, remain the same in the | Skim milk powder.Instant skim milk powder is made by the \u2018spray process\u201d.Skim milk is first pasteurized and then much of the water re- | moved hy evaporation.After that, ithe milk is forced under pressure (into a heated chamber where the crest of the water 1s instantly removed from the sprayed milk.owder is then re-wet and powder instantly soluble, does not affect the quality.Instant skim milk powder is graded according to regulations established by the Canada De- [partment of Agriculture.What is produced and packaged in Can- ads is of such excellent quality that you won't find any other \u201cthan Canada First.Grade instant Pskim mils powder in stores.; You car: use milk powder in som: way every day since il can | reliquisied and used in the same way; as fresh milk and can jalso be used for cooking and | baking, ju:.L «x :L comes from Lhe | package.lo rehquiiy, simply | follow the direciions on the pack- tage, After the powder has been mixed wit: water treat it like fit milk and keep any that is but left in the refrigerator.| Packaged milk powder will \"keep indefinitely when stored in yoo dry corner ol the kitchen cup- | board.Once the package has \u2018heen opened, be sure to close i lightly aiter cach use so that jit will nol collect moisture from the air and become lumpy.lecline wus porticulariv eicunces in the United ; vencee nearly two million «1 OMobiles were 4 ed than in 1957, à decline Output dropped iy han +3.000 units in Can sr noarlv 1397.In the !r=\"th quarter of 1956, eh co, roughly the first hree mon his ol the 1959 model vear, produc\u2018tr: in the United E'ates was \u201cil running nearly 5.bulow «hf ia the comper- \u201cble raonth- 1957.However most of the decline was concen.srated in the latter half of Oc- \u2018cher and November; US.production throu hi December and thee first few duvs of January was runnins on'ortably above vear-ugo Cunadian pro- \u2018uction -* \u2018hi ow models has heen sub 0 dally higher than in the Fir: : Months of the 1958 mode! ar.Again, how- wver.the ¢lvareover was slow.nd the fave rable comparison tor the qua\u2018 rr was due to 3 year-to-year «ain of 505; in Lv- tember.While iL is still too earlv tn iudge the sales prospects o! the new models, retail deliv-ries thus far have apparently been compatin reasonably well with ï fo] the erly saies of the 1956 nnd In December ahout 190 (10 new cals were sold in \u2018he United States compared #ith 173,000 n year earlier, and the year-end spurt kept dealers\u2019 inventories well below the level: it the end o! 1957, Caneliun hassenger car sales in October were 50° higher than in October of 1957 and scallered data suggest that sales in November and December were also hieher than a year earlier.\u2018 The growing popularity of Hal cars continues to be one Si the salient features of the automobile market.Imports ol passenger cars from Europe continued to grow during 1958 in both the United States and Canada.Sales ol European cars in the United States are now nearing a 400.000 a year rate, while in Canuda during 1956 they run close te 75.000, half as much again us in the previous year, British and European cars have been securing 20¢, ol the Canadian market compared with 129 a year ago.| MARCHAND'S re ES BUTTON-FREE® Deluxe 49% 75 CHATEAUGUAY ST.TEL.CO.4.5441 HUNTINGDON MARCHAND FRERES Bargain Day! Full or twin size | Matching | box spring $39.9: | i Je - BUTTON: FREE MATTRESS | Specially made.specially priced! Hos many deluxe | features of higher-priced bedding Matching box spring $49.95 size EASY BUDGET TERMS Pie few is pin he von pra ser Ww laid eve cen jo sel a0 tre lars ag tré s0 of pa fred go par dif hay sec sys for as shq pal rea not the the In wali in larg of sou the stor sto) of fea her jus clos fire to ber in wir tha wi] it ple th ho tir pr so loge Motive gure Auto- lclec 1 958 +, 8 127 7 30.2 ao 7 nubile 1258 down 1 both LN, ularly Initer lion us- celine d hy Can- 195%, first mode! Inited wirly npor- vever, neen- ff Oc- pro- * and Try above pros has thun if the how- slow rion to 1 De- ly tn f the vories heen with 105% I0UL LI \u201che wi \u2018th jo ler roof one the ts OI l'ope 19056 and cars now rate, 1956 If as rious Dean « Ol ared \u2014_\u2014 Éditorial Notes Better Facilities Bring More Business USINESS competition today is terrifically keen and many new ways of attracting pusiness have heen developed over the past few years.Among the most progressive type is the so-called \u201cshopping centre\u201d.A shopping centre can take a number of forms, but the ultimate end is the same.To provide a compact place where the consumer can find practically all the types of merchandise and services he may need and a convenient place to park his car.Such a centre is attractively laid out to command immediate attention, cven from a distance.The stores within the «entre are well lighted, airy or air condi- \u201cjoned, goods well displayed.can be of the self-service, or clerk serviced type, hut with good services all around.Either in the centre foreground, or within easy distance, is a large space for parking cars and this is generally a free convenience.Shopping centres are usually off the main thoroughfares so there is no trouble with traffic jams and of course no tickets for illegal or overtime parking, The shopper does his business in freedom from worry in that connection.Naturally there is a great inducement to go to n shopping centre if one is nearbv.or part of a town or city.Evervone knows the difficulty of leaving a car on the street which has restricted parking hours and the consequences of parking overtime.While this system seems unfair, ac.ually it is quite fair for it allows someone else being able to park as the cars move on.It is not always a possibility to have a shopping centre, and in most towns today.parking is a problem.However.there is no reason why enterprising business people cannot devise ways of their own of overcoming these problems.In Huntingdon, for instance, there are still some vacant lots adjacent to Firemen Do OR many years, Huntingdon has been fortunate in not having a really bad fire.In fact not since the Convent and Braith- waite Bros.Store fires, which were very close in happening, have we had a fire in town of large proportions.This \u201cspell\u201d was broken in the early hours of Sunday morning, when an alarm was sounded for a fire in the building owned by the LO.O.F.housing their Lodge Rooms, Ted- stone\u2019s Restaurant and Pollack\u2019s dry goods store.on Chateauguay Street.Fire in this portion of the business section of Chateauguay Street has been a source of fear in case onc would occur.The buildings here are quite old and a number of them are just of frame construction and also quite close together.It has been felt that should a fire occur in this section.it might be hard to control and mean a greal loss in a number of ways.Perhaps conditions were with our firemen in that it was a very cold night and little wind, but we believe under the circumstances thut the firemen did an excellent job by Will Quebec Have Theme are several provinces in Canada which have signed up with the Federal Government Hospital Insurance Scheme and where the plan is now operating.Some others have still to get the plan working even though they have signed up with it.Quebec Province however, is still an unknown quantity.One time there is the feeling that Quebec will accept the plan, then again it seems that it will not.Recently the Hon.Maurice Du- plessis has said that Quebec will not sign with the Federal Government plan.Some Queber hospitals have been preparing against the time that the scheme wiil be adopted in this province and had visions of it coming very soon.Mr.Duplessis has an aversion to the Federal Government helping out in anything to do with Quebec.He explains that the Government is providing adequate measures for hospital care and more accommodation in enlarging some present hospitals and building new ones.If more is required then it will done by a plan drawn up by Quebec.The Federal plan as adopted by some other provinces, does not scem to be the type that the people thought it would be.The plan does not appear to provide for the medical care in the way it was first advocated some few years ago.When mooted in the early stages, the public understood that full Medical services would be accorded under the plan.As it appears today, it is only in the case that hospital treatment is necessary that the plan goes into effect.Mr.Duplessis may not be satisfied with this plan and may perhaps be thinking of a plan for Quebec which will cover the defi- ciences and provide for a greater coverage of the needs, There are many large families in this province who could use full medical the shopping district which could serve as parking lots if properly fixed up.It may mean renting such lots from their present owners, or perhaps purchasing them outright.In any event, once it became Known that such were available, we believe they would hecome an inducement for more shoppers to use Huntingdon os their centre.Over the past few years we have studied what has taken place in nearby towns and have noted the number of parking lots that have been set up.We have also noticed that they are readily occupied and tha! such towns arc getting a steady flow of shoppers.In many instances, the municipal authorities have worked together with th» business neople in providing these parking facilities and signs have been posted on the roads outside of town showing the way to the car parks.In some cases the facilities are entirely free, some are marked off into stalls and there is a parking meter.or someone is posted to collect a small fee per car for a limited or unlimited time.Where a fee is charged.the lot is usually well maintained and orderly parking is directed.Huntingdon has a Merchants Association and it seems that they could meet more often to discuss such things with a view to making improvements which ultimately would benefit their businesses.Anything which benefits their business will benefit Huntingdon as a whole.The Town Council should also help in these matters for as well as administering the town, it is the duty of the members to seek to improve the town.II shopping centres are to be combatted, we must seek to make our trading centres more attractive and provide the facilities whieh are demanded today.Good Job keeping this fire within the bounds of this one building.In fact there are parts of the building which do not seem to have suffered from the fire and the walls are standing.Rolfe and Son Hardware which is quite close, did not suffer damage and this also tends to show the fine job that the firemen did in keeping the fire under control and from spreading.The below zero temperature was another factor which made fighting the fire a hazardous job and an uncomfortable one.It was well on to noon un Sunday before the firemen moved their equipment from the scene and after that would come the cleaning up and drying hoses in readiness for use again.We believe our firemen are deserving of high praise in this connection and that their efforts did much to prevent a more disastrous fire.It was indeed a nice gesture on the part of those who served coffee and sandwiches to the firemen, for this no doubt helped to sustain them against the bitterness of the weather.Congratulations on a job well done.Hospital Insurance?coverage to good advantage as their standard of health is not what it should be to begin with.Therefore much of their medical needs are not so strictly from a hospital standpoint.However, their circumstances are such that they cannot afford to pay for the services and treatment.Some forms of sickness insurance cover all costs, but this form is too high in premiums for such people to afford.It may be intended that the Federal scheme will eventually be made wider in scope and cover the whole field.Individual costs of premiums will have to be kept as low as possible however, or they would be as burdensome as taxation, being deductible as they are and decreasing the take home pay.While Quebec remains out of the plan, the people are at liberty to take out insurance of their own, or not to do so, as they wish.If a plan were to be implemented.then the amount of the premium would be deducted from earnings at the source and thus be compulsory.Mr.Duplessis seems very much opposed to compulsory measures of insurance.For instance he has heen urged to bring in a compulsory automobile insurance legislation, but has refused.His reason is that it would serve no real purpose and perhaps bring hardship on the less wealthy owner of the automobile.On the other hand, Quebec has a high rate of accidents and many people are driving cars, but carry no insurance to cover accidents.But certain measures have been taken to combat this in another way.It may be possible that Mr.Duplessis has in mind to institute measures which give the people of Quebec benefits of hospital treatment through other channels.On the other hand if there are benefits going to other provinces, Quebec as a part of Canada should be able to share in them.\u201cThe Gleaner\u201d Members of: Although every precaution will be taken to avoid error, The Gleaner accepts advertising in its columns on the under.| standing that it will not be liable for any error in any advertisement published Here- under unless a proof of such advertisement is requested In writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleaner business office duly signed by the adver- Published by ADAM L.SELLAR, President and Editor Authorized as second class matter, Post Office Department, Ottawa Subscription Rates: $3.50 per year, Canadian Weekly Newspapers' Assoclation The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.U.S.A.$4.50, Single Copy 10c tiser and with such error or correction plainly noted in writing thereon, and in that case, if any error 80 noted is not corrected by The Gleaner, its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupied by such advertisement.=~ | HEMLOCK ! | » GLEANER TALES | Written By | f 4 The Late Robert Rober Sellar Pages 7-10 por done so se The Week At Ottawa Published OTTAWA (CP) - The House spending on the Trans-Ca ri ot Commons got down to the [Highway ' In Serial Form yhrass tacks of legislation this! The big rovernment nu week after windine up the 10 lvoted down 174 to 48 the nd.ority first CHAPTER XVIH (CONTINUED: [day debate an the throne cote of the parliamentary ses- : 3 .+ sneceh.sion a CCF non-confidence ; After n Monday sitting car-/Motion criticizing an absence ot {marked for debate on private etat and economie planning The men in Morton's charge became excited.their blood members\u2019 resolutions, the House in the government's legishitive ; : wi.[will deal in turn with the este PTT 05 outined ro the was up.thev wanted to rush to the help of the 89th.\"1 ain't mates.government legislation | throne speech.The motion vas .; \u201c __ ; | 2 \u2018 , on federal housing loans, tish- j supporte ww the Liberals, who going to stay here\u201d, shouted a Larner.Morton gripped him ces improvement OA nd the \u201che meolves later mith ted a sim: as he was about to leave, \u201cObey orders.siv, vour turn is com- Tran-Canadn Highway Fas metion which the CCF in debate.| [turn supported The throne speech dominated by vconomie issues, {Surprise Move ended Friday night with a vote Liberal Leader of 176 to 6 approving the cuss supporting the tomary motion for an address: mule a surprise bre ; .; Let ing\u201d.The wind blew the smoke away so that a clear view vus f : to be had of the combat, It was nor against oran in the open, The side that endnred longest would win, and Morrison had full tactical the motion on a voice vote.Trade Suggestion During the debate, ment has no Immediate conercte aneasares for de with unemplovment no effect was visible on the British hoe, whose fire was dropping man after man.tie Americans became restless.AL the tormer re si ; Fyre : : Pix cebesrpr ie rler : first sign of wavering, Colonel Morrison ordered his bugler to ister Paul Hellyc\u201d, :member for Toronto Trinity, unveiled his plan for achieving world trade in 50 years.from the Liberal benechrs.sound the advance.ud the British line, with levelled bavonets, Another highlieht of stepped forward with equal step as one nan.crossed the ra- Principle of [Speaker Roland Mivhener said this would provide \u201ca real States incentive\u201d to keep trade bal-| CCF anced.(said message to advance along the river bauk and threaten thetS iw und business p British flank.Morrison perceived the move and what disaster it would cause unless checked.recall, Works Minister Green an- that US, , , | nounced work will begin soon on mia or the men eager in pursuit halted, were reformed, wheeled.and a $5,500,000 ocean vessel ter- | madinn subsidiaries of advanced in line on the new force that was trving to get in minal port at Fort William and narvent comnanies their rear.A ime duri hi wine dav did the disci Port Arthur.Ont.av the head Meo Arcos cited reports their rear.At no time during that trying dav dic 1e SEP tof Lake Superlor.He also said ard of Canadas had heen line of the British regiments stand them in better stead.Un- ja report is expeeted March 31 on AR , ouf feasibility of a causeway Lo} + 1000 vehicles, dismaved by the mass of pas heard Island neross [me Atunumnn Comnans of fast upon them.or the havoe made in two ol Northumberland Strait.In af da avd un episode .\u2018 third nouncement the Chast the enemy's cannon, which were admirably served, they marched | ura 2 POM eemen Se ust to meet them.At the word fire they belehed forth a de adlv {pit to add $100,000.000 to \u2018ollev.fired a scattering federal government's Me le ! $250.000.000 volley of there is prowing evic His bugler sounded the law ls being ns Americans whom they saw coming their ranks by dian subsidiary of 13.5, the | Corporation of Akron, present missed a possible deal in The enemy halted in their advance.vs.| ¢ authorization for iveyor belting.and fell hack.I one of the cannon with a number of prisoners.while the body | of their assailants retreated to their boats.Bovd, | voked by the his critical situation.saw something desperate must be done to save his beaten cobs, The British hurried their pace, captured General pro- failure and realising A squadron of cavalry, kept as a reserve.was standing near the | Thev might do what the intantry ad hoats awaiting orders.~~ along | | | | failed to accomplish.A message wus sent to proceed the highway that skirted the St, British flank.and assail them in the rear.Morton, ing frome Crvslers barn.saw the movement and guessed its purpose.He saw the flank companies of the 19th and sath coming at the double-guick to meet the cavalry.but knew they would be too late.he led the wav to the ravine, at the road crossed the creek by a bridge.They hide and get ready when the tramp of advancing hoofs Hie Not until the leading files had madly down the descent of the hollow.leapt the creek that flowed along it.and had begun to crowd up the ascent, did | Morton shout \u201cFire\u201d.ln a flash saddles were emptied and the { ravine resounded with the taken by and the screams of the wounded, Terrified horses plunged.unseating their riders.and galloping hack the way they had come, met the troopers who were hurrving behind, and threw them into confusion.Withont waiting for they wheeled and rushed to the flotilla Liwrence, get around the still watchs! Shonting to all within hearing to follow bottom of which the had barely time to dered in thei \u2018ir cars.galloped shouts of those surprise word of command, Four times that afternoon had General Boyd tried 10 ront the British \u2014 he had made a frontal attack.expecting to sweep them before him by weight of numbers, and had been battled by the steadiness of the thin red line which never he had tried a flanking movement, to turn the British lett, and sustained his heaviest loss; he had endeavored a like ment on the British right.aided by cannon.and again failed.Last of all, he ordered a cavalry charge, and the sight of thirty riderless horses emerging from the death told him of failure.There was no help for it now.but to take to the boats.wavered: move- improvenients Lo your home.ravine of construction, Glancing over the field, the British soldiers sas that in every part of it the Americans were hurrying to where thei boats Tay \u2014 the highway choked by cavalry in disorder and riderless horses, the plain between thé river and the swamp strewn with the dead and with moving badies of infantry that had Jost their formation.Two hours of steady fighting had wrought victory.and the men of the 49th and SOth.as thes viewed the scene, raised a mighty cheer and pressed forward to tuck of drum.They were within half mile of where the boats lay when Colonel Morrison had to give the order to halt.| for he saw the Americans around the boats were being hastily formed in column to meet him.artillery ready to play upon his ranks and the gunboats swung to bring their cannon to hear.It went against the grain to check the advance of his cheering men, but prudence made it imperative.He realised that he had accomplished all that was possible with his small force.In a stand up fight in the open.that had lasted over two hours.he had repulsed three times his number, captured one cannon, made more than a hundred prisoners, shattered a cavalry charge, driven the enemy backwards three-quarters of a mile.and now.looking from his advanced position, could sce the men of the brigades he had worsted jumping into their boats.which, as thev filled.made for the American side of the St.Lawrence.\u2014 only 5 needs and circumstances, redecorating the house, house in the spring.Runtingdon Branch: Valleyfield Branch: Ark for your copy of i | aur folder free af any branch, i (TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK) rented from zoing after the a cause involv- Farm improvement Loan you can Pearson in CCF motion move ; ; , Le qe , \u2018 .4 thanking Governor - General lin challenging the government faith in his men, discipline: was telling.For half an hour the Massey for reading the speceh}'a eut short the throne speech .; asted.: dv fire | he British, while that of the from the throne at the session's debate to do something hu.conmbat lasted.à steady fire from the Britishe while tha opening Jan, 15, mediately DO he Pi foe was irregular and badly aimed.\\ one time it slackened {The Liberals supported the jand pressing\u201d problem of un .| .\u2019 .(motion, but the CCF voted employment for a few minutes, owing to cartridges ramming short A fresh }against, on a roll-call vote! The Opposition leader's eho .; 0 , : Co forced by the government after lenge presumahly aimed at ; » \"CE A » an Te \u2018 y.S e , vues ; \u2026 \\ 5 T A + supply being received, the firing again became lively (EME Tone CCF member said \"nax\u201d tolattemptine to show the gnvern- and aling brought Liberal defence production min- ja rousing display of enthustasm [ily the | free throne speech debate came when ruled vine, and reformed on its cast side.The Americans did not jthe plan is to set up a world |out of order à CCF motion \u2014 a i.obreated i ri pce su |Hgrcement by which a country jtrehnicallv on Of non-vcon- await their charge, but retreated in confusion towards their | get most-favoured-nation ! flidence In the government \u2014 boats.Bovd saw the danger they were in and to save them [tariffs would have to import at, wreine tavestisntion by a Com- .: oe Fe least 90 per cent of the value of |mons committee of the extent ' : : st ac : v.6e a body of fresh troops °°° | Ë ; > from \u2018rout he must act prompt] ! * .Ï goods it exports.Otherwise to which Canadian companies standing by the river he ordered an officer to gallop with aftariffs would be higher.Heisre made subicet ta Voited olicy.House leader Hnzen Arsue tonne vl Lo vontrol operations of US that pre- sale Can- reported week in which the © Goodrich Ohio, ana- con- If you have farm improvements on your mind new plumbing or electric wiring, now \u2014 or a paint job on your why not talk to your B of M manager today about un FLL, \u2014 available for any worthwhile purpose about the farm, BANK oF MONTREAL Cry out Wednesday, Feb.4th, 1959 The CCF.often with Liberal support, has been campalgning ugninet use of US laws to prevent Canadinn companies from selling goods to Red China.NWT Problems In vcontro-t with the weighty wrotiments in the House.the so- colled Parlfoment of the North the Northwest Territories Carnet deliberated aver the webtem of allowing huffalo huntine In the Territories, and aonroval in nrineinle woo given waistition \u2018lat will allow a tart this vear Problems of transportation nil subsistenes in the nofthern harrens.would make huftalo hunting there strictly à rich man's sport, and NWT.resident would he expected to benefit from a decision to allow Limited hunting of buffalo that have strayed from the reserves.Another major problem the NWT Council took into ae- count Was 0 con'inuing redue- tion In the number of caribou in the Territoiie or which the inland FPkime- nid Indians heave denend far many things from aod Les elathime, A northern affadrs department (report te the rouneil made np of elected Territories representatives and headed by Commisstoner RG Robertson, denuty minster of northern af- rs.sidd \u201cconsideration may have to be given in the not-too- distant future to the possible complete han on the human utilization of cari\u201d There were some 700,000 caribou In the North in 1949, Now there are only about 200,000.A cond call cron way produced in 1958 But al least 25 Eskimos are known to have died of starvation last winter becanse of failure of caribou to make their normal winter migrations.Se far this winter no deaths have heen reported.Benefits Couceded The United States has apparently conceded to Canada a right similar to one this country pave the US deeades ngo.In- (Continued on pave MN Need an ex#ra bedroom ?No reason to let the Lick of ready cash delay needed With a low-cost B of NM your plais now while workmen ine not tied up on outside Do M Farm Baprovement Loans are inexpensive fe interest per annum \u2014 and yon can repay them in instalments suited wo your individual Wintartime is the best time for indoor farm improvements, Workmen ore more readily available and prices are often lower.W 10 2 WILLION CABADIAES GEORGE THOMPSON, Manager CHARLES GARON, Manager WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 AE Henrysburg mond Street flew to Vancouver two weeks ago to be with her | Street.Mrs.Porter and baby are mother.Mrs.Hilda Lunay, on her {OW spending a week in New return trip after month in Henrysburg, Mrs.Street expects to spend a month Vancouver.POP OI SOOO PS PIII CP OPEL OOPOPS POE OEOIIITOIDIPOEDPOLOD CII OE OPPOPEOPPOEPOOPLPIGEOIIE0 EF The Gleaner | (Lee spending a | in supper| Mr.of Champlain, \u2018been spending some tinie with 2 Ray-|her father, Mr.Raymond Street HENRYSBURG Mrs.Ray and Jack In the absence of Mrs.Jersey with her Porter, Mr.NY.and on Thursday.and Mrs.Alfred Cookman puests of Master Ronald Brown- were supper guests of Mr.and lee on Tuesday.the occasion be- Mrs.William ing Ronald's twelfth birthday.02 PPOs EOI PPP OPIS OPE 8 Ow GENERAL SSELECTRIC OIL BURNER MOTORS FOR HOT AIR HEATING SYSTEMS .~ .BLOWER MOTORS h 1.4 hp $2497 |.3 hp.$2816 | 1 2hp 55346 Sn 34hp.STON BURNER MOTORS 176 hp.$2442 1/4 h.p.$3(-°8 1'3 hp.S463 WE HAVE THEM IN STOCK 1 Year Warranty FOR.LOCAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE SEE LEDUC'S BUS 238 ST.LAURENT ST.ro DP PRO PPO PY cook with il too, write for Marie Fraser's free New Evaporated Milk recipes, J.H.SAUVE & FILS VALLEYFIELD DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA : 409 Huron Street, Toronto Wednesday, Feb.4th, 1959 have husband, Mr.| and Mrs, Alfred Cookman Were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Vic- Masters Robert Brownlee of tor Valach of Champlain.NY, Hemmingford, Alden Orr Henry Nesvadba were Beattie of Hem- \u2018mingford on Friday and spent Mrs.James Porter and Tracy [the evening at the home of Mr.ys S : | | and Mrs.Arron Churchill as guests of Mr.William Churchill vf Hemmingford, when friends and ncighbors surprised him by dropping in to wish him a happy birthday.QUEBEC \u2014 Quebecers shoved their worries into the background this week as they opened the city's 1059 Winter Carnival.One of thelr first acts was to choose a Queen as their ruler for the 15 days of celebrating.She is Maryse Gaudette, a 22-year- old brunette from nearby Beau- port, who won the choice over six other beauties from the city and surrounding districts.Maryse and \u201cBonhomme Carnival\u201d -\u2014 the seven-foot snowman who is the symbol of carnival merry-making \u2014 will preside over a wide variety of events.There are parades, dog sled races, a soap box derby.costume balls, a cange race across the rugged ice floes and dangerous open waters of the St.Lawrence Raver ,a night ski meet by forch- light and dancing in the streets.The party ends Feb, 10 \u2014 Mardi Gras.That night Quebec- ers have their last big fling before the Lenten period of the Roman Catholic church calendar, with its fasting, begins.\u2014 The province's Roman Catholic school boards asked the Government to provide them revenue sources which* would free them from dependence on discretionary grants.The plea was contained in a brief presented to the Govern- meant by The Federation of Quebec Catholic Schools.It noted few boards have sufficient revenue to meet their needs and keep getting deeper into debt.The province periodically has to wipe out these debts through grants.| This dependence on the Government dulls the sense of responsibility of Board Members and poses a threat to democratic functions of the board.the brief stated.To supply the necessary revenue.the brief -suggested, the province should: crganize a uniform system of property evaluation: levy a tax cn corporations & and firms exploiting natural resources: and levy a two-per-cent tax on sales throughout the | province.Tae brief suggested increased centralization of schools, parti- jcutarly at the secondary level in rural areas, to raise teaching standards and lower construction cos ' \u2014\u20140)- The ice-breaker Labrador had EH assist a British freighter which ran into ice on a run from L, » smartest in the small car field Continued and sat- ixfactory ance assured hy more than 50 parts and rervice depots located in alt principal rentres ncvoss Eastern Canada, Model 440 Kedan Mustrated Gives 4% miles to gallon.$1695 perform - I Robidoux Automobile Reg d, 42 CHATEAUGUAY ST.neg 8.For information about Franchise, write: OMNI TRADE LIMITED 1247 Guy St., Montreal The Week at \u201cQuebec: ! Dalhouxe, N.B., to New York.The 5,700- ton {reighter Isanc | Carter radioed for help when she was caught in a pressure ridge of ice, built up by winds, 78 miles off \u2018Cap D'Espuir on the eastern tip of the Gaspe Peninsula While the Labrador was en route the freighter reported she was no longer in danger.But the powerful ice-breaker continued to the ice pack and cleared a path for the freighter into relatively open water.Hemmingford HEMMINGFORD.\u2014 Mr.R.L.Hauver and son Kent of Beau- harnois were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Keddy.Mr.Jack Stewart of Delray, Florida, was a recent caiier at the same home.Sports Day at the skating rink, Sunday, Feb.1, in spite of the cold weather, was fairly well attended, also the masquerade the same night.First prize of $15.00 al the masquerade was won by Mrs.Winters and Mrs.Robert Petch.Each one in costume received two dollars, which was a very generous gesture.Mr.Walter Brown has returned from Huntingdon where he was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Brunette and family.Miss Gladys Pelletier, Montreal, spent the week-end with relatives here.Mr.and Mrs.L.Simpson recently visited their son David at Stanstead College.where he is a student, Mr.and Mrs.Alan Maynard, Champlain, N.Y., were recent guests of Mrs.Mabel Keddy.Mr.and Mrs.Roy Holmes and family spent Sunday in Hunting- don with the former's mother.Miss Mae Ryan of Rouses Pt., N.Y, called on relatives here recently, Aubrey-Riverfield AUBREY-RIVERFIELD.\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Wolfe and three children, Detroit, Mich., are spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Stacey and other friends.Mr.and Mrs.Finlay Milne and Mr.James Milne were inner | guests of Mrs.Jean McCai Ormstown, Thursday.It was the | Bay\" of Mrs.McCaig's pirth- i and Mrs.Harold Robertson and \u201cfamily were Sunday evening | guests of Mr.and Mrs.Adam Mec- ! Neil, Ormstown.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Judson.St.Laurent, were Sunday ges of Mr.and Mrs.Finlay M Mr.and Mrs.a ne ol Gary and Diane spent Saturday in Montreal.Mrs.Russell Mac- Donald spent the day with her, mother, Mrs.Dear.Mr.Arthur Dear, Burke, N.Y.,! Mrs.Gerry Marlow.Whippleville, N.Y., and Mrs.R.MacDonald | were guests Saturday, Jan.24th, | of their mother, Mrs.Dear, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd AHen.Many friends of Mrs.R.W.! Templeton wish her a speedy rc- covery in Barrie Memorial Hospital.Ormstown.TAX EXEMPTION WEST VANCOUVER (CP) \u2014 A bylaw granting exemption from taxes to the Senior Citizens\u2019 Housing Society was passed by municipal council, The society's purpose is to provide low-cost housing for old | age pensioners.1 ITS SMART TO 60 MODERN ITS RIGHT.-: TO GO 0 LIGHT Chartered Banks Increase Clearmg Charges To Non-Banking Organizations The chartered banks have proposed increased charges to credit unions, caisses populaires and other non-banking organizations solely because of higher operating costs and not through any desire to curtail their activities, The Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association declared, the past week.In a statement issued in Montreal, the Association said that seven months ago, in June the chartered banks gave notice to credit unions, caisses populaires, mortgage companies, loan companies and trust companies in every part of Canada that revised schedules of rates for the clearing of cheques drawn on these non-banking institutions would go into effect.This was done because the cost of clearing the cheques of these organizations had increased substantially in recent years and the rates in effect were too low, some not having been changed since 1939.They were out of line with the cost of rendering bank services and upward revisions were long overdue.Since then, mutually satisfactory arrangements have been made with all these non-banking organizations except one segment of the caisse populnire community of Quebec.The Montreal group of caisses populaires has accepted.In all the negotiations and discussions, the chartered banks based their desire for higher charges on the madequacy of the existing rates to cover their costs.At all times it was made clear the banks were willing to provide these clearing facilities provided they received reasonable compensation to cover expenses, As far us the caisses populaires of Quebec are concerned the banks proposed a system of centralized clearing similar to that in operation in British Columbia, Ontario and Saskalchewan among credit unions and working to the mutual satisfaction of all concerned.The new system will have definite advantages for the caisses and will re- FAST RELIEF FOR ACHING MUSCLES Improve RENT sult in speedier and more accurate handling of the ever-increasing volume of cheques drawn on these organizations.One of the advantages is that it makes it possible for a! caisse or credit union in a community where there is no bank to: offer chequing services bo its inem- bers, a facility which was not! readily available under the old sys- | tein.The costs of this clearing system : have been rising steadily in recent | years with more people and more machines required to cope with the, ever-increasing volume of cheques and other instruments of payment.That is the one and only reason why the banks have revised clear- | ing charges to all non-banking or- ; ganizations, corporate as well as co-operative.The banks have never been influenced in their actions by, any antagonism toward credit \u2018 unions or Caisses populaires.And the banks have never attempted to use (hese charges to damage the co-operative organizations or cut | down their activities.Howick Howick Ladies\u2019 Curbng Club HOWICK \u2014 The delayed gates on the Mrs.R.R, Ness Memorial \u2018Trophy will be played on February 16-17-18.The weather has been against the Match Committee this year, but regular club games are being played How.There have been three mixed club i bonspiels.Rinks have played on the Coca Cola, the Whitehead and friendly games.Huntingdon vs Beau Chateau played in Howick, on the Tweeds- and were entertained by the the game, muir, Howick Club following Congratulations te Huntingdon, why are winners fn this section.Chateauguay Need Cloth for Dressing Canadian Cancer Sociely, Chu cauguay Group, urgently nceds pads Anyone having old sheets, table linen, pillow cuses, backs of shirts or pieces of cotton, please telephone Mrs.Paul Beauchamp, Chateauguay Heights, OXford 2-6775 or Mrs Gerald Adams, 190 Salaberry Blvd.Chateauguay Basin or send by mail to Mrs.Gordon Boyd, Chatcau- guay Heights.The need is urgent and arrangements for pick up wij be gladly made if necessary.GET Your Home With The Best! 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Visit your appliance dealer for a demonstration of an electric Washer and Dryer team .the most efficient, time and money-saving appliances you'll ever own.ee 39 NAPOLEON ST.rossssosrosresss ILL lon, who » Chat {ls pads table f shirts lephone Catizuay rr Mis y Blvd, by mail hateau- urgent up will y, a her nt, ces Round Byre By FRANK NAPIER FE STANISLAS PANNETON President, Holstein-Freisian Association of Canada Holstein President Since they usually.serve several terms as a director before being appointed to the fourth Vice-Presi- dency.and then, in turn, to the NDNA NEA SNA BBL SINE AE EE SIA | | | Srl second and first Vice-Presi- { dencies, and finally, to (he Prosi- A N D Ring dency, it usually takes a Holstein dir- | ector a considerable number of years to reach the latter high position.t Likewise, continuous service as an | elected director during the years | Invilved.Moreover there are 22 i directors-\u201412 from Ontario, 3 from : Quebec.1 each from (he four Western Provinces and the three mainland Maritime Provinecs.Nevertheless.since their electors have consistently reelected them , Year by year a considerable number of Qubic Holstein breeders have, in [ the past, as™n the current year, af- \u2018tained the Presidency of the Hol- | stein-Friesian Association.Several of the men who have been so \u201chonoured have been from the Hun- ' tingdon-Ormstown Holstein Club j aren and adjacent districts, including the late Neil Sangster of Orms- j town, and W.L.Carr of Hunting- | don.This year the Holstein-Friesian : Association of Canada is Stanislas | Panneton of Three Rivers, Que.the fifth generation of his family \u2018to farm on the outskilts of Three \u2018Rivers.Says the Holstein-Friesian All types of SOLD BY: TEL.42 \u2014 \u201cTHE MASTERPIECE IN OILS\" By Wakefield CASTROL 2 Cycle Chain Saw Oil Cream Separator Oil Chain Lube For Chain Saws Washing Machine Oil Transmission Oil Light, Medium and Heavy Gun Grease Fibre Grease W.G.McArthur & Son Motor Oil HOWICK | report: \u201cTIc and his son Jean-Louis, one of nine children farm 172 acres and keep a herd of 40 Holsteins, twenty of them milkers.In 1919, as a young man, Stan persuaded his father to switch to purebred Holsteins and in the intervening years he has built a high class herd.\u201d Mr.Panneton is President of the United Milk Producers of Quebec, a member of the Quebec Dajry Commission, and a director of Dairy Farmers\u2019 of Canada.For 23 years he has been chairman of the Cattle Committee of Threc Rivers Exhibition, while he aiso served three years as Prsident of that Exhibl- tion.He was President of the Agri- | cultural Society of Three Rivers for 12 years, and President of the Three | Rivers Holstein Club for 20 years.In -1958, he was awarded a Bronze Medal Laureate award in the Merite Agricole Contest.An accomplished musician he has played in a Three Rivers band since 1914.Oriole Lodge Dispersal One of Canada's oldest, outstanding Holstein herds, the Oriole Lodge herd of Oriole, Ont., was dispersed, by public auction, on January 26.That herd was established over fifty years ago by the late Hon.George Henry, with whom his son George W.Henry had been associate for a considerable number of years.We understand that the sale of the herd was occasioned because of the sale of Oriole Lodge Farm, on a real estate basis, shortly before the demise of the late George Henry a few months ago.According to the report of Publicity Dircetor John Powell, of the Holstein - Friesian Association of Canada.the cattle were sold to widely scattered outside points including Mexico, Florida.New York.Tennessee, Manitoba and Quebec, twenty-seven of them for export.The 74 head brought $34,630.00 for à general average of 846797.A breakdown in that respect being: 39 females averaged $523.00: 9 bred- heifers averaged $459.00; 10 open yearlings $368.00; 12 heifer calves $288.00:: 4 bulls $476.00.The top priced animal was Lhe 5-year-old cow Fairlea Sova Re- fleetor, at $1375.00 to Robert F : Brown, Paris, Ont.Second highest price was 51,225.00, paid by Paul Marshall, Fonthill, Ont., for Oriole Lodge Gloriette Hope, a 55-year-old daughter of the hundred thousand pound milk producer Bessie Ormsby Gloriette 4th.Third high was an- f thier b-year-old cow.Woodland Wit- \u2014 Also TEL.629 - 22 DE LAVAL Ço.LTD.IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF bao.> Mr.Mervyn (Slim) Harris Howick, Que.AS THEIR AUTHORIZED DEALER l'OR Howick - Riverfield - Aubrey - St.Chrysostome - Ste.Martine - Ste Philomenc - Havelock - Franklin Centre - Ormstown and surrounding districts.gogo {Ann DE LAVAL Milker - Cream Separators - Milk Housé Heaters Water Heaters - Stainless Stecl Wash Sink - Water l\u2019umps - Cooler | Tubing (Plastic Pipe) - Water Bowls.BULK TANKS - Milk Coolers - Electric Fans - Badger Barn Cleaner Hudson Barn Equipment FOR SERVICE AT ANY TIME SEE OR CALL Mervyn (Slim) Harris | Prompt Service Assured wif | Food Freczers : FR | | | | | HOWICK, QUE.zyde Ormsby at $1,21000 to Don Engle, Ayr, Ont.1.es Peres Du St.Esprit, Que., paid $685.00 and $500.00, respectively, for two daughters of the Excellent sire Loncim Texal Highcroft.Obituaries The Late Oscar H.Trainer Rockburn community was schocked and saddened on Saturday, January 24th, 1958, when it was learned that Mr.Oscar H.Trainer had passed away in the early hours of the morning He was born in 1890 at the old family homestead, which is now owned by Mr.Alan Wilson.In 1920, the family moved to the farn previously owned by W.G.Trainer, where he ran one of the large and well equipped dairy farms In this recently at the Kelly Funeral section, shipping milk to Sheffield Home to pay final tribute to the Co., Churubusco, N.Y., until Canadian milk was prohibited, after which he shipped to Montreal.He was a keen judge of livestock, especially dairy cattle, and was frequently sought by American buyers to assist in the selection of the same.Mr.Trainer completed his education by taking a business course in Chateaugay High School, N.Y.In 1936, he wus united in marriage to Miss Eunice Cain, and they remained on the farm until 1953, when ill health forced him to sell, and he retired.moving to Rockburn, where he purchased a home.In 1920 he underwent a stomach ulcer operation in Montreal General Hospital, after which he enjoyed good health, until return of his old trouble.Many times he was at death's door, but with blood transfusions and oxygen he made wonderful recoveries.On January 17th, he suffered a severe shock, and although his right side was paralyzed his mind was clear until he passed away.He was a member of the Rockburn Presbyterian Church, a manager for some years, and later was chosen a member of the Session.He leaves to mourn his loss his widow, Mrs.Trainer: a brother, Mr.Wm.Trainer Chateaugay.N.Y.and several nieces and nephews.Two sisters, Mrs.Grace Eaton and Mrs.Lena Earle.predeceasd him some years ago.The funeral scrvice, which was held Monday afternoon in the Church, was largely attended, Mr.J.\u2018Anderson officiating, assisted by Rev.Grant of Huntingdon.Mrs.David Watson of Athelstan sang very sweetly portions of two hymns, \u201cThe Lord is My Shepherd\u201d and \u2018Just As I Am\u201d.The Session in a body followed the mourners, and the pall-bearers were Messrs.C.Waller, B.Rennie, A.Douglas, M.Maither, N.Lindsay and R.Barr.The floral pieces were many and beautiful, from friends fur and near.showing the esteem in which Oscar | was held.The flowers accompanying The Week at Ottawa (Continued from page 7 formumts in Qllawa said the! Us.appot EE re Seats ave recognized (aeitly, if not publicly, that Canada is entitled to downstream benefits on the Columbia River.\"Downstream benefits\u201d toa share for Canada of power renerated at doms on the United States section of the Columbia from water fed down as needed out of storage dams on the Canadian part of the river.The Columbia rises in British Colum- bit \u2014 where the reported move was greeted enthusiastically - and flows through the US.Pacific northwest before emptying into the Pacific at Astoria.POre.Canada granted to the US.downstream benefits on the upper Saint John River in New Brimswick many years ago.and has been battling for similar American recognition on the Columbia for 10 years._ In an apparent breakthrough in negotiations, the two governments last, week announced the six-member International Joint.Commission has been asked to recommend apportionment of downstream benefits.POOP L PICO IOP IIPI POI 00 000000000 For Expert Refrigeration Service SEE - Georges Dupuis 159 St.Charles St.At Your Service Tel.FR.3-4063, Valleyfield 30 Years Experience Repairs on Refrigerators of All Makes Domestic or Commercial v#67909440010000004200000000000000 Then you are through pourmg coffee in the breud basket, perhaps yu contd hand me the pa Fan 4 ta | | | | 1 | | refers | | | carried by Keith and Gordon Rennie, Andrew's Church in Westmount, on Hemminglord February 2th and 27th.Mrs.War- St.Andrew's W.MS.mel ut the ner asked that as many as possible home of Mrs.J.P.Simpson on | attend the World Day of Prayer on Wednesday, January 28th, with Mrs.February 18th, in the Presbyterian H.Warner presiding.The meeting | Church.The reports of the various was very well attended and four committees were read and it was visitors were welcomed.Mrs, Em- | agreed that the year 1958 had been mett Cleland was presented with a an exceptionally successful one with life membership and all hope that, regard to work accomplished and she will have many move years with | foals achieved The meeting closed the Hemmingford WMS.Dolegates with the Mizpah benediction, Re- were chosen to attend the Presby- | freshments were served by the terial which will be held at St.hostesses Mrs.Simpson and Mrs.C.Snuth.1 Covey Hill | COVEY HHL Mr.Perry Stewart of San Francisco, Was one of the many whom fate sent to n hospital bed.during the holidays.On Christmas eve he was climbing the stairs, his arms full of parcels, when he missed a step and fell, sustaining a compound fracture of his left wrist.Perry says the Gleaner brings him news of his friends in Canad.The visits of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.the procession to the Church were Bubby and Billy Blair.Interment was made in HilIside Cemetery.The late Mrs.John BE, White Relatives and friends gathered late Mrs.John E.White.passed away Jan.16th, Huntingdon County Hospital, after a lengthly illness.She, was in her 79th year.} who at the l Ball to their native Huvelock, have.She was a devoted member of : always brought great pleasure to the Kensington United Chureh, | their many relatives and friends deeply interested in the welfare j here They have heard with deep of the Kensington Women's As-.regret of the illness of Mr.Ball.He sociation, a life member of the [and Mrs.Ball now reside at Leon- Huntingdon County Hospital.ard, Onl.where she sewed fnithfully until | stricken with a stroke.She was Robson aa staunch supporter of the Red ) Cross and Salvation Army.ROBSON ~ Ou Friday evening \u2019 | Me and Mrs, Auron Churchill en- Mrs.White was the daughter entertained about 25 of Mr.Wn of the late John Arthur and Janet Marshall and the wife of John E.White who predeceased her thirty vears ago.Churchill's neighbours and friends to a surprise birthday party for Mr.Churchill who will be 80 years old on Tuesday.February grd, A very pleasant evening was spent playing cards and visiting after which Mrs.Churchill served delicious refreshments.All left wishing Mr.Churchill iu Happy Birthday and many more.She is survived by one brother, William, who resides in Hun- tinpdon.also several nieces and nephews.Two brothers, James Sera oer 29 devcased her Miss Dorothy Curran is reeuper- The Rev.Robert Beal con- *1ME al her home at Covey fl ducted the wel! attended funeral | ter her return from the Barrk Memorial TTospital, where she had from the Kelly Funeral Home an operation for appendicitis, on Monday afternoon.The pall hearers were Robert Chambers, Douglas Elder, George P.Elder, A miscellaneous shower took place Saturday afternoon at the home of Robert Elder, Russel] MneDon- Mrs.Donald Ore for Mrs.Paul Lat- ald and Watson Tannahill.tin, nee Sheila Benltie.Sheil was Interment was in the Hun- surprised on entering the room to tingdon Protestant Cemetery find so many of her friends Leach Textiles Ltd.Mill Store Specials FAA In AI + Se et] of Tt wa, ear Te 9 Please Note Our Store Hours ; $ Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Û ) 1.00 to 6 p.m.0 ¢ Friday and Saturday y i) .- ; 1,00 to 6 pm; 7 to 9 pm.: Yo a et ean et eterna er at et ret Ciood quality clear Plastic, TO 10 wide, ye 75 Draperies, 48° wide i $ 1.45 Plain Drapery Material 507 wide 1.25 Printed Ferry Cloth, vd.1.50 Interfacing, 38\" wide, black and white, yl.1.25 Drapery for Kitchen, 367 wide, yd.80 95 Dress Material, 36\" wide, yd.1.25 White Material for Blouses, 507 wide, yd 90 Benberg Crepe, 36 wide, yd., -80 All colors of Wool Crepe for Dresses, 58 wide, yd.2.55 Blin and Blin Suiting Material, ye.5.25 Viyella, 62° wide, yd.1.35 Terylene, white, yd.75 Corduroy, yd.1.20 Upholstery Material, 54° wide, yd.3.15 3.55 Woollen Plaids, 56° wide, ye.1.85 Cotton Plaids, 38\u201d wide, yd.i.95 Spring and Summer Cloth Coat Material, 38 in.wide 3.00 Bouclé for women's Suits, 98 in.wide 3.00 36 in.wide Cotton package, 4 yds.3.49 36 in.wide Cotton package, 3 yds.1.49 Skirt Length for summer, $1.69 to $2.98 Brocade, 50 in.wide, yd.95 Worsted Plaid, 38 in.wide 3.55 Quilted Lining Satin Linings, 54\" wide, yd.1.20 1.30 All Wool Jersey Cloth, 52\u201d wide in various pastel shades, yd.LL .2.40 Fancy Tweeds, 56\u201d wide, yd.285 3.30 Special Tweeds For Men\u2019s Sport Jackets $3.00 yard Children\u2019s Rainconts, size 14, special 5.95 Viyella Shirts CL 4.95 All Wool Scarfs.-95 All Wool Skirts 6.95 Men's Rayon Trousers, sizes 30 to 44.4.95 Men's All Wool Trousers, pr.6.95 Men's Suits, All Wool, $10.95 and up Leach Textiles Ltd.1 CANADIAN MI LL - ; 55.TEXTILES a CHADAIS Located next Walker Bridge (Upper Bridge) LORNE AVE HUNTINGDON The Gleaner - 9 gathered.She was escorted to al What a man gets out of the chair where she opened her gifts werld today depends largely on and passed thom around to be seen.what he puts into it.She thanked all for these lovely gifts.Dainty refreshments were A golfer is one who yells served by Miss Mary Orr and Mrs.\u201cfore\u201d, takes six, and puts down David Shaw, who were hostesses.five.Wednesday, Feb.4th, 1959 © PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dr.Charles H.Lalonde | OPTOMETRIST yes Examined - Glasses Fitted Every Tuesday, 118 Chateau- Dr.Lucien Perron Dr.Arthur R.Labelle SPECIALTIES: liyes, Ears, Nose and Throal By appointment guay St, Huntingdon.Office! 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INSURANCE Tel: Hemmingford 36 Lacolie 651 \u201cA Friendly Service For Every Insurarce Need\" Geo.L.Collum Representative ROYAL LIVERPOO!.INSURANCE CO.LIFE \u2014 FIRE \u2014 \u2019 AUTOMOBILE Keddy & Son Ltd.Dial H'don CO.4-5062 Lumber & Building Material - 7 Tm General Contractors Mill Work \u2014 Sash & Door Manufacturers Barrington, Que.Machine Shop | GENERAL MACHINE WORK ; 105 SL.Lawrence St, Vallcyfield | 1 1 i Pattern-Makers \u2014 Shafting Oxy-Acelylene Welding ISAIE QUENNEVILLE ! .[ R.Brunet Concrete Ltd.Manufacturer of REINFORCED and VIBRATELD CEMENT TILES Phone 16 Ormstown \u2014 FR.3-8262 Valleyfield The Huntingdon Gleaner Tel: 8, Hemmingford J.tL Demers & Son | has served TAILORS ais and | \u2014ol Advertising Leader- GENT'S ship in the District ot FURNISHINGS Phone CO 4-5347 Beauharnois; -of faithful newspaper ! , editing & publishing: Thuatingdun ~ nu courleous.Lust, re- Huntingdon liable service in the Que.i iob-printing field. rear \u2014\u2014 via.WA mati rn rm 10 - The_ Gleaner Franklin Centre Wednesday, Feb.4th, 1939 church.The W.A.and the C.G.LT.reported a very good re- FRANKLIN CENTRE \u2014 The turn from their year's work.congregational annual meeting.The Sunday School, the of the United Church was held and the Hi-C group reported a on Wednesday evening.Twenty- good year.six of the Congregation were 'and stewaras were re-ejected.present.After a satisfying sup- Mrs.Allie Rowe 1s a patient per, \u2018he business part of the in the Barrie Memorial Hospital meeting was heid.Reports were at present.A speedy recovery heard from different groups and is wished her.societies in connection with the wit Youth's Day was observed in morning.The Junior iwith their Leader, Mrs.F.Sherrington, and organist Mrs.J.S.Nickerson, took charge of the singing: they also sang an anthem, \"The Lord Is My Shepherd\u201d Sheila Stevenson read the lesson from the Old Testa- the New Testament lesson.Fred- W.M.S.friend \u2018and The retiring elders ithe Patterson Nursing Home in i Huntingdon where she had been the United Church on Sunday gan Road on April 28th, 1863, , Week.Choil in 1888 she was united in mar- - riage to Edward C.Boyce, who ment and Joyce Patenaude read ,faithful services in the Sunday an, CENTRES Obituary The late Mrs.Arnie Boyce ATHELSTAN Death came suddenly on Thursday morning.Jan.29th 1959, to an csteemed neighbour, in the person of Mrs.Annie Boyce at News from COVERING THE ACTIVTIES a patient for the past six years.Seaut, Week vx The Orms\u201d Mrs.Boyce had been a resident \"town Boy Scout Troop met un-' of this community all her life, ; \u2019 ine à der the leadership of Asst.\u2019 having been born at the farm se er Dick Webste home of her parents Mr.and Scout Master Dick Webster and, Mrs.George Blaik on the Athel- his helper Peter Sutton the past Akela Lynn Robb and Asst.l George McKell have been following a program of activities, their most recent outing being a hike to tiie woods.On Saturday.during National Boy Scout week a door to door: canvas has been organized.Ormstown is fortunate to have: these organized groups for the, predeceased her in 1941 and lived at the Boyce home above Athelstan village until going to: Huntingdon.The deceased was a member of the Athelstan United Church and rendered VENIR INTENT Campaign Planned For Boy \u2018 ! Misses re tt ccm ren games MERE Ormstown | OF THE \u201cLITTLE ROYAL\u201d EXHIBITION CENTRE Mildred Hav and Mrs.Margaret Gruer wie named delegates.Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs.J.C.Hood, Mrs L.Merriam.Mrs.À.Hooker, Mr Dick Webster spent the weekend a his home in Threc Rivers Mis Héuther Davidson spent the weekend skiing at St, Sauveur and Ste Agathe.At Ste Avsihe, she was the vuest of M.Gray.Nanrv Nagle and Jane! Stalker.Messrs, Al Langell, Ken Deure.Keith MeCleary and Lyn Hooker of Macdonald College were 1 ; « \u201csoci se 5 < \\ouests Saturday Mr.and de Sr ave a por De ons AUER raining of the children nd it ERTS Ske\u201d © on his experiences at the BOYS\u2019 ety: she was a Life Member of |) hoped that the citizens will\" \\1r Robert Saver of Edmon- Parliament last year and Rev.J.the latter and also a Life Mem- 200% generously when called Lan spent à few days recently S.Nickerson had charge of the per of the Chateauguav-Hun- YPON Saturday.with Mr.and Mrs.Walter Hark- _ service.| tingdon Count Woman < Chris.| Local leaders attended à\u2018 ess en route to Kirkland Lake The servie .£ y ns S- \u2018training course held at the zeny : ! : he services of the Church of jtian Temperance Union, being My.and Mrs.Alan Hooker tJulius Richardson School.Cha- \u2018teauguay last week.the Nazarene are being held at the home of Mr and Mrs.Roy local Union.She was always Stevenson.keenly interested in Community Mr.and Mrs.George Loud of 'affairs and did much for the Bangor.N.Y.were Sunday welfare of all worthy causes.guests of Mr.and Mrs.George! She is sutvived by two sons.Dickenson.\u2018George and Charles, of Hun- Mrs.Clarence Blair.Miss Cora tingdon.and two daughters.Blair and Mr.and Mrs.Wm.!Gula of Natick, Mass, and à Hamill, attended the birthday Charlotte \u2018Mrs.Wilfred Wood- party of Mr.Wm.Churchill at side! of Northfield Station.Ont.Covey Hill affiliated with the Athelstan Brownies The 1st Ormstown Pack of \u2018Brownies is under the leader- ,ship of Brown Owl H.Anderson .and Pack Helpers, Karen Mc- iCartnev and Geraldine Sutton.This pack held its enrollment \u201cwhen mothers were invited to be present and District Commis- on Friday night,'Six grandchildren and two { : s Mrs.Greg : - given by Mr.and Mrs.Aaron great-grandehildren also sur- mois paid a vit to Ormstown Churchill.\\vive.One great-granddaughter ' y ; x F 2 \" 3 + .Mr.and Mrs.Fergus Moore, 'predeceased her a year ago.gone 2nd Ormstown ohne iS Mary and john of Covey, Hill: The remains rested at the Nugent as their leader.planned.MEV ae ù Di jome | Kelly Funeral Home.where the.an interesting and Impressive Son - and Mrs.Ciilior \u20ac en\" service was held on Saturday (ceremony when Sandra Ander- The Franklin Athletic Asso- afternoon.Rev.Robert Beal of- \"son and Carol Hughes, having ciation have bought Badminton ficlated.Burial took place in comnleted their Brownie work Brocky & Verns i [ family plot in Athelstan under the age of eleven years and Table Tennis equipment uw à au and have placed it in the school.Cemetery._ Jeceives de wings and flew \u2018They have permission to use the Kilb .Guides or .auditorium on Wednesday | .; 1 mile East, Route 11 nights and all interested in hain and Meutenant Diane.Merriam playing are welcome to particl-| KILBAIN \u2014 Friends and are busy with Guide work and pate.neighbours of Mr Rene Foran, | ir ivities Tel.2292 Malone, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.Merle Brooks : |planning activities for the sea- who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis are very ! I pleased to learn that he is\u2018 .us liar steadily improving and hope Stn Hs United font Auxiliary that he will continue in the! ; Eau Aftesnoen was held on Tuesday afternoon, same manner.January 20th, at the home of Mrs.Mrs.Ed Bannon was pleasant-iC.V.Curtis, Mrs.Wm.Hamilton, ly surprised on Sunday by a President, presiding.She expressed visit from her children and | thanks to the members for their grandchildren.the occasion OF.| co-operation and assistance during g Mrs.nnons bir ay.e| the year and asked for a con- received many lovely gifts, as | tinuance of same this year.well as a nicely decorated birth-! The president had charge of the | ne Ria \u2018 | ; devotions, which consisted of the e Ridge is certainly gettin ymn \u201cUnto the Hills\", \u2018it's share of Zero Ainy ae an ing of the Psalm \u201cI will lift up mine there doesn't seem to be any, eyes unto the hills\u201d.the hymn \u201c0 let-up in store.i God our help in ages past\u201d and REASON YOU THINK WORTHWHILE Word received from the Prayer.| Smyth's, said the weather was A service of installation of the Canada\u2019s largest and most recommended eighty\u201d degrees at West Palm officers for 1939 was conducted by ; Bench.Florida., Mrs.C.Leslie Taylor.They are as consumer finance company follows: Past President, Mrs.À.À.\\ and family of North Bangor, son.NY, were Saturday afternoon guests of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth 7e, FOR ANY Brooks \" MeNeil; President, Mrs.Win.Hamnil- Money service you can trust\u2014backed b \u2018 ton; Secretary.Mrs.G.Percy Os- oney s yo n b y Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Hamill} 100° Treasurer.Mrs.R.E.For- over 80 years\u2019 experience.Same-day service a specialty at HFC! \\HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation of Canada G.Dansereau, Manoger 211 Victoric Street Telephone FR 3-3700 VALLEYFIELD spent Sunday with Miss Edna \u2018rester: Christian Stewardshi 5 ¢ : \u2018rester: s ship, Mrs.McKinney at Malone.N.Y.iC.Leslle Tayor; Lookout und Helen Elliott of Athelstan) Friendship Secretary.Mrs.J.A.Me- : H 2 « 2.4 .She 8 spent the weekend with Linda: Neil; Supply and Decoration, Miss McMillan, :E.M.Maw: Literature, Mrs.A.Miss Dorothy Sharpe returned! Marshall; Missionary Monthly, Miss home from Montreal with her\u2018 Lydia Bazin; World Friends, Miss mother Mrs.E.M.Sharpe on! M.McNeil; Temperance, Miss M.J.Tuesday.Glad to report the | Black; Envelope Secretary, Mrs latter is much improved and\u2018 C.V.Curtis; Programme.Mrs.able to be up and around with: ©.L.Taylor.Mrs.Wm.Hamilton: the aid of crutches.Refreshments, Mrs.A.A.McNeil.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Sher-| Mrs.Lorne Elliot, Mrs.A.Ander- rington and Barbara Ann of Vil-, son, Mrs.R.Anderson: Work Com- _ __ {le LaSalle spent the weekend mittee, Mrs.F.Martin, Mrs.E.Me- with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Cartney, Mrs.J.Hunter.Mrs.A.:T.G.Sherrington, Sr.| Marshall: Sick Visiting, Mrs.C.V.V S I\" Mr.Gervan Stevenson of La-| Curtis.Mrs.J.A.McNeil.Mrs.E.M.ichine spent Sunday with his' McCartney, Mrs.J.D.Lanz.Mrs.THE SMELL OF SMOKE parents.Mr.and Mrs.Fred: John McKell; Finance, Mrs.R.E.evenson.| Forrester, Mrs.C.Leslie Taylor, THE CRACKLE OF FLAMES Mr.and Mrs.Francis Smith! Miss Lydia Bazin: Music.Mrs.R.E.and Dennis of Valleyfield spent | Forrester, Mrs.G.Percy Osmond.Sunday afternoon with Mr.and; Mrs.C.V.Curtis for the sick Mrs.Ray McMillan.Mrs.Mil- visiting committee reported 118 dred McMillan returned to their visits made since last March to Always have your extinguisher inspected and re- home with them to spend some homes, hospital.convalescent home time.and lodge, and letters sent to those charged at least once a year and be prepared.HI-C held their meeting at|not easily visited.We sell and service all types of approved fire [the Manse on Sunday evening| Three presentations of Life Mem- .with about 14 members present.bership certificates were nade hy extinguishers.A record program of the vanish-! Mrs.Rea English to Mrs.Mac- SEE OR CALL: ing Island was listened to and | askill.Mrs.Ernest McEwen and Mrs.a short business meeting was Etta Stevenson on behalf of the 66 York St.Huntingdon Tel.H'don CO.4-5283 At a time like this what price would you place on a fire extinguisher.held at which Freddie Sherring- Tatehurst Group.The president of ton was elected \u201cSecond Vice-|the town auxiliary also presented President\u201d.The meeting closed {a life membership certificate to in the usual manner.Mrs.J.D.Lang on behalf of the Miss Mary Smith of Montreal | members.spent the weekend wit r.! Re Study Book\u2014IL was decided to ohn and Miss Libbie Waddell.| ys extracts from \u201cMissionaries Re- | nent Sunduy with Misses Mari- vn Gray.Nancy Nagle, and penet Stalker.Ste Agathe.Mr.| od Mrs, Hooker also visited Mr.{md Mrs KK.Pearce, St.Laur- ert.Surprise Party For Mrs.Dougald lyrCaig Relatives of Mrs.Dougald Me- jeaig gathered at her home on Tisursdav evening, January 29th.tv surprise har on the occasion oi her birthday.Mr.Roger Milne of Dewittville and Mr.Finlay Milne of Riverfield were ithe members of her immediate | family present.Mrs.MceCaig wus the recipient \u2018of several personal gifts.| Mr and Mrs.Harold Robert-.\u2018son and family of Riverfield visited on Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Adam McNeil, Miss Rilla Nugent spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Robert Tolhurst, Howick.\u2019 Mrs.Herbert Ovans entertained the St Paul's Associate Group on Wednesdav.January 28th.with 18 ladies wresent.Mrs.Macaskill had charge of the Devotions using as her! opening hymn.\u201cStanding at the | |nortal o[ the opening year.\u201d She\u2019 \u201chen gave an interesting dis- | rourse and prayer on \u201cRedeeming the time\u201d.The Devotional, Ineriod closed with the singing] of the hvmn.\u201cWe have heard\u2018 tthe ioyvful sound.\u201d ! , After hearing the financial, | Iereed that it had heen a very profitable one for such a small! \u2018group of ladies.Three of the\u2019 caroup were made Life mem- | bers.The receints nf the Bazaar\u2019 amounted to $136.75.AL the end of the vear' we were able to donate $200.00 to the Sr WMS.! The ladies snent a verv busy aflernoon auilting and workin on euilt blocks.Delicious refreshments served bv the hostess at \u201cose of the mertine.mo 5; were | the! Origin of St.Valentine\u2019s Day St.Valentine's Day has long chal- lengzed historians to explain how a | Christian saint became identified | with a pagan custom of exchanging tokens of love.The answer may be simply that! somebody got his ABC's mixed up.\u201d The research department of The\u2019 World Book Encyclopedia points, out that at one time the letters \u201cv\u201d, and \u201cg\u201d frequently were inter-: changeable in popular speech.; Amony the Normans, the word \u201cgalantin\u201d referred to a lover of the fair sex probably a wolf.according to present-day terminology.But the word often was written and pronounced \u201cvalentin.By a natural confusion of names, the Christian martyr was established as the patron saint of sweethearts, and his name given to the | Roman festival at which young men ! and women chose partners for the | coming vear.i Some historians argue, how ever.| that there is another explanation | for giving the name St.Valentine's Day to the Roman holiday.| The early Christian fathers often ; had difficulty wiping out pagan: festivals.Sometimes they simply appropriated the festivals .and porting\u201d for the present and see what is available at the Literature Section at the Montreal Presby- terial next month, Mrs.C.Leslie Taylor, Stewardship secretary.advised the amount of our allocation! for this year and also asked for prayers for our Prayer Partner, Mrs.Margaret McClain, matron of Boys ' School Home, Bonnieville, Alta, The seqretary gave her annual re- | port.which showed a busy and suc- | cessful year, the Treasurer's report was most satisfactory showing the allocation had been exceeded.A social time followed the meeting : when the hostess served refreshments.: Evening Auxiliary The Ormstown Presbyterian, Evening Auxillary met on: Thursday evening in the Church Hall, with a good attendance.Mrs.Lindsay Cullen conducted the meeting and Mr.Ivan: Rember conducted devotions, reading from Psalm 100 and\u2019 leading in prayer.Roll call was\u2019 responded to by the name of a missionary.Mrs.Harold Kerr gave an interesting article \u201cAre Our Sunday Schools Failing Our Chli- dren?\u201d : Mrs, Harvey Forrester report- red on the previous meeting and \u2018read several articles of correspondence.Notice was received concerning the Annual Presby- terial meeting to he held at the Ephriam - Scott Presbyterian Church.Mrs.Harold Kerr, Miss TO MAKE À FAST BUCK! 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L.G, SIMPSON TELEPHONE 29 a HEMMINGFORD gave them a Christian meaning.| The Church fathers may have taken over the Roman holiday, -which was celebrated on February 15, and named it after three saints named Valentine, whose feast day , fell on February 14.| SPECIAL STICK | TISDALE.Sask.(CP) \u2014 A popu- .lar walking stick with a strange | twist is owned by N.V.Van Gilari- cum here.Its handle is a buffalo! horn which he found in 1912, and he found the unusual stick in 1915.Nitro NITRO.\u2014 Little Bruce Hodge is still in the Hotel Dieu in Valley- field and will probably remain for another week.Bruce was struck by the school bus on La-! pointe Street last Thursday.Fol lowing X-rays at the hospital it was determined that he suffered from a broken leg and a broken bone in the pelvis.Our wishes for a speedy recovery go Lo Bruce.Brien Hodge is spending a week! with his grandmother and grand-' father, Mr.and Mrs.W, E.At-| kins of Bury.Mr.Jim Halliday left Friday.for Montreal's Maisonneuve Hospital where he will be under observation.Mr, Halliday is suffering from a dislocated disc.Mrs.Cox returned home last, Thursday from a stay at the Hotel Dieu.Mrs.Yvonne Latimer has been hospitalized at the Barrie Memo- i i | 29c rial in Ormstown, suffering from w back injury.Mrs.Grant Folker of Lapointe St.gave birth tu a oaby boy recently.Congratulations to mother and father.Mrs.Willis «nee Ruth Carson! of Valleyfield, had a baby gir! recently.Congratulations! On Friday evening, Mrs.Maurice Lavigueur of Robb St.held à surprise baby shower in honour of Mrs.Glenn Prest.About twen - ty-five guests joined in the celebration.Miss Carol Phene visited her sister, Miss Nancy Phene overnight this weez-end.Nancy is a resident of Stewart Hall, Mac- dunald College.Miss Beryl Elson was home for \u2018he week-end.She is teaching at Delson.Quebec.Miss Heather Swartz was home from college for the week-end.Mrs.F.Dilabio entertained her bridge club on Tiiursuay.Mrs.À.Brown won first prize with Mrs.Jack Steeves winning the consolation.On Friday evening the Annuai Meeting of the Province of Que- Lec Amateur Basketball Association was held at Three Rivers.Attending from Nitro were Mr.F.Dilabio.Mr.Bert Suggars.M\u201d.John Rider and Mr.C.Quenne- ville.They stayed over for the St.Maurice Valley Invitation Tournament sponsored by Three Rivers Basketball League held on Saturday and Sunday.The competing teams were: St.Lambert: Unity Boys, Montreal: Cornwall: Sherbrooke: Three Rivers, Radisson; Valleyfield: Bishops College: Shawinigan.The following teams met and played on Monday January 26th 1959: Easygoers 8 point vs Spu:- nicks, 0.High Single without handicap.J.Champ, Sputnicks, 198.High Single with handicap.S.Moon, Easygoers, 183-14 (197).High Triple without handicap.J.Champ.Sputnicks.165, 111.198 (474).Flyers: 4 points vs.Flappers.4 points.High Single without handicap, V.Clairmont.Flyers, 297.High Single with handicap.A.Viens, Flyers, 210-11 (2211.High Triple without handicap M.Guimond, Flappers, 186.220, 126 1532).Straight Shooters 2 points va.Rockettes 6 points.High Single without handicap.13.Brabant, Rockettes, 250.High Single with handicap, L.Gareau, Straight Shooters, 155-, 32 (187).High Triple without handicap, B.These teams met and played cn Wednesday.January 28th, 1959: Blue Jays.8 points vs.Beavers 2 points.High Single without handicap.E Mikkelborg.Blue Jays, 219.High Single with handicap, C.Darrah.Blue Jays, 198-30 (228.High Triple without handicap, M.Duranceau, Blue Jays, 144.184, 178 (506).Lucky Strikes.o point vs.Kings, & points.High Single without handicap.G.Amos, Lucky Strikes.190.100 Aspirin Tablets Smith Pharmacy 24 E.Main St.MALONE, N.Y., .cam 105 Brabant.Rockettes, 250-163- the read- report of the vear 1958, evervonc | 145 15581, High Single with handicap.L Paquin, Kings, 169-268 (195).185 1490).\u201c200\u201d Bowlers.\u2014 M.Montpetit, Beavers, 201.Team Standings Games Pts.Rockettes 42 88 Flappers 45 88 Easygoers 45 74 Happy Gang .42 70 Kings _ 45 80 Lucky Strikes .45 54 Straight Shooters 45 52 Beavers .32 50 Flyers .45 50 Sputnicks .42 34 Blue Jays 45 24 Ladies Big Ten Aver, A.Campbell Flappers 192 G.Brady, Beavers _ 183 M.Guimond, Flappers .188 P, Anderson.Rockettes .185 D.Buchanon, Rockettes 181.1B.Brabant, Rockettes 171 M.Montpetit.Beavers 164 M.Duranceau.Blue Jays 189 M.Swartz, Easy Goers 169 L.Elson, Happy Gang .164 Weekly High Scorers High Single without handicap: Jan 19/59.\u2014 G.Brady, Beavers, 245.Jan.28/59.Flyers, 297.High Single with handicap: Jan 19/59.\u2014 J.Myre.Flyers.230-27 1257.V.Clairmont.High Triple without handicap Jan.19/59.\u2014 G.Brady.Bea High Triple without handicap, ers, 192-245-198 1636).G.Amos, Lucky Strikes, 190, 135, Jan.26/59.\u2014 B.Brabant.Ruc- kette, 183-145-250 1558).Yearly Highs High Single without handicap Nov.19/58.\u2014 P.Anderson Rockettes.318.Nov.12/58.\u2014 A.Campbell Flappers, 312.High Single with handicap.Nov.3/58.\u2014 I.Dawson.Rov- rettes, 285-3 1288).Oct.21/58.\u2014 M.Guimond, Flappers, 266-12 (278).High Triple without handicap: Nov.5/58.\u2014 M.Guimond, Flappers, 222-303-232 (75%).Nov.12/58./j\u2014 A.Campbe!! \u2018F.appers, 312-226-213 1751).¢ \u2014backache! ; \u2014tired out! #6, ARE ALL.=/ WIVES wr.FED UP?When they are troubled by backache, that tired out feeling or disturbed rest, many, many women turn to Dodd's Kidney Pills.These conditions can he caused hy excess acids and wastes in the system and Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate the kidneys and aid their normal action of removing these excess acids and wastes.Then life seems brighter, housework lighter! 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