The gleaner, 17 juin 1959, mercredi 17 juin 1959

[" 0 be Ball June, el at een The pres.it of A pre rem PE = Xe $ 2 Aa Sn AD WI CANADIAN COAT OF ARMS The Royal Yacht Britannia Which Will Anchor Off Valleyfield, on Ju an ne 26th The Queen Will Be At Valleyfield \u2018The Valleyfield Senior Chamber of Commerce received official word from Mr.Gérard Bruchési, Federal M.P.for Beau- harnois Salaberry, that the Queen will tour the St.Francis Bay in Valleyfield on the evening of June 26th.Mr.Bruchesi said, and we quote, \u201cthe Royal Yacht Britannia will anchor off the upper end of the new Beauharnois Canal at approximately 7.30 p.m.The Queen and the Royal party will board the Royal Barge, and start a short tour in the St.Francis Bay, in the City of Valleyfield, weather permitting\u201d, end of quote.After the tour in the bay the at approximately 8.30 Royal party will proceed up the Lake St.Francis and on to Cornwall.A Valleyfield Royal Tour Committee has been formed to make preparations, and iron out the many problems, such as traffic, parking, decorations, etc.to accommodate as many Queen will return to the Royal | people as possible on the shores Yacht to spend the night at of our beautiful bay to view this anchor, early next morning the 'most spectacular event.Residents Of Chateauguay Valley Can View Naval Display At Lower Beauharnois Lock Her Majesty the Queen and | President Eisenhower will sail past a combined fleet of sixteen Canadian and United States naval vessels on June 26 while on passage through Lake St.Louis on board the royal yacht Britannia.The Queen and the President will embark in the Britannia at the approaches to St.Lambert Lock after formally opening the St.Lawrence Seaway on the morning of June 26.The President will remain on board until the Royal Yacht arrives at Lower Beauharnois Lock, 32 miles west of Montreal, late in the afternoon.The naval ships will be anchored in single line along the north side of the seaway channel hetween Ile Perrot and Beau- harnois, in Lake St.Louis.The line will be composed of alternating RCN and USN ships.All units will be dressed overall with flags and each vessel will be manned to \u201ccheer ship\u201d as the Britannia passes down the line.A co-ordinated 21-gun salute \u2014 with all saluting ships firing simultaneously \u2014 will be fired as Britannia approaches HMCS St.Croix, the first ship in line.The sail past, scheduled to start at four o'clock in the afternoon, wil last approximately 20 minutes.Canadian units participating are the destroyer escorts St.Croix, Athabaskan, Miemac, Cayuga, Crescent and Restigouche, and the frigates Fort Erie and Swansea, all units of the Royal Canadian Navy's Atlantic Fleet.The USN ships are part of a task force from the U.S.Atlantic Fleet, which will operate in the Great Lakes during the summer.Participating in the naval review are the 17,200-ton heavy cruiser Macon, the destroyer leader Willis A.Lee and the destroyers Samuel B.Roberts, Charles H.Roan, Forrest Royal, Joseph P.'Kennedy, Jr., Warring- ton and Charles R.Ware.During the naval display in Lake St.Louis the Britannia will be escorted by the U.S.destroyer Dupont and the Canadian destroyer escort Kootenay.The Royal Yacht is scheduled to arrive at Lower Beauharnois Lock at 5 p.m, Cattle Show At Ormstown One Of Best In Years It can well be said that this ear\u2019s cattle show at Ormstown Exhibition was one of the best seen there in several years, both as regards quality, fitting, showmanship and numbers.With entries of 105 each in the individual classes the Ayrshire and Holstein sections had the largest number of cattle, while there were also 32 Jerseys, 53 Dual - Purpose Shorthorns, 23 Scotch (or Beef) Shorthorns: 39 Aberdeen-Angus and 20 Canadian Cattle.However, since the complete list of awards in each section will be given elsewhere, we will confine our comments here to the highlights of that show, Ayrshires were judged by Clement Beauchemin, Vercheres.Que., with the leading exhibitors being J.Bruce Cairneross, Russel Logan & Son: A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Earle Ness & Sons: .R.R.Ness & Sons, and G.A.Ruy & Son, all of Howick.J.Grant Whyte, and Davies Bros.both of Huntingdon \u2018the litter in partnership on a bull with R.R.Ness & Sons, and with two of the Davies\u2019 sons with calf entries).Mrs, Lucille Davis, Fulford.Que, and J.W.MacGillivray & Sons, Brome, Que.The Cherry Bank herd of A.E.McArthur made its reappearance at this show after a lapse of several years and annexed both the grand championships.likewise the Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor Awards.The frand champion male was Cher- ly Bank Certified, first prize bull v years and over, while the grand champion female was Cherry Bank Bonnie Buttercup 41st.first prize mature cow in milk and a former reserve grand champion at the Royal Winter Fair, Cherry Bank also won sev- tral other leading awards, including the reserve junior male championship and the junior female championship.The reserve senlor champion male was Elm Manor Peggy Pan- 3y\u2019's Monarch, first prize 2 year old bull and a son of the veteran which won first in the dry cow.5 years and over class.Both of them owned by J.Grant Whyte, J.W.McGillivray & Sons won the junior and reserve grand male championship on Glenca- meron Supreme Hastyheart, first prize bull calf.The reserve senior and reserve grand female championships went to R.R.Ness & Sons on Burnside Appreciation, second prize cow, 5 years and over, in milk, and Reserve All Canadian of her age class in 1958.R.R.Ness & Sons also won the reserve junior female championship on Burnside Nelani, second prize senior heifer calf.They also won first on Dairy Herd and Junior Get of Sire.Quoting Geo.M.Clemons, Secretary - Manager.Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada, there was a very satisfactory Holstein show, with an emphasis on the quality of the bulls shown.Local exhibitors included W.K.McRae & Son, Howick; John Bustard, Riverfield; J.H.Murphy, and J.R.MacDonald & Sons, both of Huntingdon; Donald Hamilton, Athelstan.From outside the district were\u2019 exhibits from Raymondale Farm, Vaudreuil.back after a lapse of a considerable number of years and now owned by College St.Laurent; Georges-Rolland Gla- cu, Sutton, Que., a regular exhibitor; R.Leslie Allen, Vankleek Hill, Ont.; Charles Naylor, Lancaster.Ont.The judge was Stan.Panneton, Three Rivers, Que, and president of the Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada.The senior ana grand male championship went to Gladu on the well-known Spring Farm Fond Tom, first prize aged bull.The reserves in both instances went to Charles Naylor, on Glen- vue Royal Lancer, first prize 2 year old bull.| The junior male champion was the first prize calf Rosafe Supreme Inka Prince for Ray- mondale.The reserve was Glad- ale Fond Prince for Gladu.The senior and grand female 13 year old Peggy Pansy ard, championships were won by elgn Kay, first prize cow, over 5 years, in milk.In both instances the reserve went to Charles Naylor on Valins Key- ring Lyons, first prize cow, over 5 years, dry.Charles Naylor also won the reserve junior female championship.The reserve junior female was Raeburn Sovereign Maud A.for W.K.McRae & Sons.The McRaes also won several other leading awards and, finally, the coveted Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor Awards.As already noted there were only 32 Jersey entries in the individual classes, the exhibitors being W.T.McEwen & Sons, Ormstown, Que., and Pierre Veil- lon, Sweetsburg, Que.However, the exhibits from these two herds were of a very high order indeed.The judge was Prof.Alex R.Ness, Senneville, Que} The Wendybrook herd of Pierre Veillon annexed the senior and grand male championships on Wendybrook Victor Duke; the junior, senior and grand female championships, the latter being Longview Basils Cicely.However, the Honeyholm herd of the McEwens also annexed several of the leading awards, including first junior yearling bull and the reserve junior champion male; the reserve junior female championship; the reserve senior and reserve grand female championships on Honeyholm Beacon Lassie, first prize 3 to 4 year old in milk.Local exhibitors in the Dual- Purpose Shorthorn section included Eric Smiith, Howick, and H.Gordon Green & Sons, Orms- town.However, the bulk of the entries came frome the herds of C.N.Abbott, Varennes, Que., and Mrs.Peter Williamson, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, The Abbott herd won the junior, senior and grand male championships; the senior and grand female championships.The Eric Smith herd won the reserve senior and reserve grand male championships on Ridge Wild Cavalier 3rd.Competition in the Scotch (or Beef) Shorthorn classes was between Angus Wilson, Cumberland, Ont., and Mrs.Alice Skinner, Bois de la Roche Farm.Senneville, Que., in the latter instance a former long time Ayrshire exhibitor, and with John Greenshields as manager of the Bois de la Roche herd.The senior and grand male championships, as also the reserve junior male championships, the junior female and the senior and grand female championships all went to the Bois de la Roche herd.Local exhibitors in the Aber- deen-Angus section, a very excellent show, included Peter Miller, Aubrey, Que., and Bruce and Mrs.McKellar, Dewittville.Que.Other exhibitors were Charles Graham, Isle Perrot, Que.; Chanbay Farm, Magog, Que.; S.L.Kerr, Vaudreuil, Que.L.T.Porter.St.Andrews East Que.While the competition from the outside herds was very keen indeed, the local entries gave them very keen competition, In addition to several other leading awards the Braemanor herd of the McKellars won the first on Bandolier of Braemanor in the senior yearling bull class.The judge of the Dual-Pur- pose and Beef classes was Frank Wolff, Head of the Agricultura: Department, C.P.R.The prize winners in the Ayrshire Rail-Bird Judging Competition were: 1, James Houston Macdonald College, Que.; 2, W.Erskine Rodger, Lachute, Que.; 3, Dennis Qriffin, Burke, N.Y.; 4, Fred Bova, Burke, N.Y.; 5, Vera Stewart, Howick, Que.; 6, Donald Rose, Mountain, Ont.; 7, Donald Melntyre, Finch, Ont.\u2018 ! \u201c |'Colours\u201d Raymondale on Elmbank Sover- THE ROYAL CREST THE GLEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS HUNTINGDON, QUE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17th, 1959 Rally Day Canadian Legion Chateauguay Valley District No.13 Held In Huntingdon NINETY - SIXTH YEAR A very successful meeting of the Branches of the Canadian Legion in the Chateauguay Valley, known as District No, 13, located in Beauharnois, Caugh- nawaga (Mohawk), Chateau- guay, Howick, Huntingdon, Ormstown and Valleyfield, was held at the Legion Hall, Hun- tingdon, on Saturday, June 13th.This was known as Rally Day for the District Command with Huntingdon Branch as the host.The opening ceremony was \u201cRaising and Lowering of the with the Last Post ceremony, followed by the meeting of the Branches of the District, which was presided over by the retiring District Commander Bryce McGregor of the Chateauguay Branch.Guest speaker was Ed.Struthers, newly elected President of the Quebec Provincial Command and he also presided over the meeting for the election of officers who hold office for two years.Also present from Quebec Provincial Command was 2nd | Vice-President, Wyndham Strov- er The new officers chosen were Bruce Hains of Valleyfield Branch, as District Commander, and Clare Tucker of Chatcau- Euay.as Vice-Commander.Following the meeting was a social hour after which the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Hunting- don Branch served a turkey and ham dinner, which was presided over by president, J.Alton Warden of Huntingdon Branch and was enjoyed by all.At the close of the dinner the newly elected officers for the District were installed by 2nd Vice-President, Wyndham Strover.Entertainment was provided by a group from Caughnawaga {Mohawk Branch) which consisted of various Indian dances performed in costume.These dances were very well executed and enjoyed by all.Music for the dancing which followed was provided by the orchestra of Bill Murray's Leg- fonnaires.Ormstown High School Holds Graduation Exercises Graduation Ceremonies at Ormstown High School were held on Priday, June 5th, 1959 At 8.30 p.m., Grade X students under the direction of the Home Economics teacher, Miss Anne Richardson, served the traditional Senior Class Banquet.Members of the Grades XI and XII classes, the Staff and the School Board were present at the banquet, Mr.Dick Webster was the master of ceremonies and a toast was proposed to the Queen.Mr.Alton McEwen of Grade X gave the toast to the Graduates in verse and Mr.Grant Rogers responded.At 8.15 Graduation Exercises were held in the auditorium.The graduating classes processional was accompanied by Miss Shirley Dunn, pianist.Mr.James White, chairman of the Orms- town School Commission, was the chairman for the evening and following the Invocation by the Rev.J.B.Hall, Minister of the St.James Anglican Church, Mr.White called on Mr.Gordon Hagen, vice-principal to introduce the Graduates.Seniors: Joyce Begbie, Roberta Brocklehurst, Mildred Bryson, Joseph Davignon, Jolene Denni- son, Norma Dunn, Preston Roberts, Donald Robinson, Grant Rogers, Murray Shopcott, Peter Sutton, Richard Webster.Juniors: Gail Cavers, 4-H Clubbers At Ormstown A Record Show With 11 entries in the junior and 24 entries in the senior 4-H Ayrshire section; 21 entries in the junior and 25 in the senior 4-H Holstein section; 5 entries in the 4-H Jersey section, there was a record show of 4-H Club calves at this year's Ormstown Exhibition.In addition there were 54 entries in the junior and 20 entries in the senior Showmanship competition.A magnificent show indeed, with Professor Hilton Boynton, Durham.NH.as judge.The leading winners in the junior Ayrshire Section (11) were: 1, Andy Ness; 2, Sheila McArthur: 3, Donnie Morrison, all of Howick, 4, Marguerite MacDougall, Ormstown; 5, Garry Barrington, Howick; 6, Betty Cairncross, Howick; 7, Roberta MacDougall, Ormstown.Senior Ayrshire Section (24): 1, George Davies, Huntingdon: 2, Allan Ness; 3, Stanley Champ: 4, Howie Goodly, all of Howick; 5, Prank Nolan, Hun- tingdon; 6, Barbara Logan, Howick; 7, Frank Davies, Eun- tingdon: 8, Sheila Wilson, Franklin Centre; 9, Peter Fin- layson, Ormstown; 10, Rodney McKell, Howick.CT George Davies, Huntingdon, a néwcomer in 4-H Club activities, Mary (Continued on page 2) Cottingham, Hazel Cullen, Ethel Duguay, Peter Finlayson, Alanne Hooker, Maureen Martin, Karen McCartney, George McKpll, Robert Merriam.! Mr.J.C.Moore, Principal, gave a brief message Lo the graduates and wished them the very best In the final examinations.Miss Mildred Bryson introduced the speaker, Mr.E.A.King, former Principal of Orms- town High School for nine years, and the incoming Principal of Lakeside Heights Elementary School.Mr.King brought a challenging message to the students.Mr.King reviewed the contribution made to the life of the students by their homes, schools, churches and communities and urged them, in facing the future, to have faith in God and faith in themselves.Miss Joyce Begbhie thanked the speaker.Miss Shirley Dunn of Grade X gave the class prophesies which proved to be very clever and entertaining.Miss Karen McCartney, Grade XI, gave the Last Will and Testament and Miss Alanne Hooker was the Valedictorian.Rev.J.B.Hall pronounced the Benediction ana the Graduates Recessional followed, A dance sponsored by the 7-2- 11 Club for the purpose of raising money for a Scholarship be- (Continued on page 5) Left to right, Douglas Ness, President Ormstown Exhibition; Allan Ness, Huntingdon, Orms- \u2018bits and such.bd FOURTEEN PAGES Ormstown Exhibition Has Another Successful Show In All Ways Ormstown Exhibition opened on Wednesday evening with hot, dry weather and with the evening just comfortable for viewing the proceedings in the arena.The official opening was performed by the Hon.D.8.Hark- ness, Minister of Agriculture fox the Federal Government.Mr.Harkness congratulated the Fair Board and the people of the district on having such a fine exhibition.It was representative ol a fine dairy farming country and had its place in such a location.He then officially declared the Exhibition open.Mr.Douglas Ness, President of the Exhibition, thanked Mr.Harkness for being present and also the other ol- deials on the platform, Others who were present and said a few words were: Arthur Laberge, M.P.P.for Chateauguay County: Mr.Merrill Barrington.M.P.for Chateauguay - Huntingdon - La- prairie; Mr.Alister Somerville, APP.tur Huntingdon County.Ormstown High School presented its annual parade of floats, which this year depicted historical background of Canada and of the St.Lawrence Seaway opening.On the Float of the Seaway.two of the students depicted Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip and they carried the parts well.Inc Ommstown Band and the majorettes gave a very fine performance and were heartily applauded.The floats were carried out in great detail to show the item intended and the whole presented à long and colorful parade as it came into the arena and then paraded several thmes around that all might see.In consideration of the fact that June examinations come at about this time, the staff of the number and also a number of goats.Swine showed u drop, although there was a fiur number of exhibits, with the Landrace breed seeking prominence.Horses were also well represented and all stalls filled, this included those for exhibition purposes as well as those taking part in the horse show.The exhibits in the ladies section did not show up us well as they usually do.Cooking, preserves and such were on the Hght side.Sewing and hand! - craft.showed up better.The usunl exhibit of the Ormstown High School was missing this year.Howick High School had « fairly large display of their projects.There was a large collection of paintings and other art work.Cut flowers were down and potted plants were not as numerous as in OLher years.In the industrial exhibits on the ground floor of the indus trial Buliding, the usual manu- tacturers and others filled all available space and had some teresting ILEMS ON display.On the grounds, the machine and car exniblts were increased In number and quantity to provide a vast area of interest.Many of the new Lype small cars were on view as well as the popular makes of the larger cars.Farm machinery displays provided mueh of interest also.The midway operated by King Reid Shows was probably the largest c¢ver assembled on the Orimstown Exhibition grounds.The new paving throuphout\u2019 the midway Is a great improvement and provides for cleaner and better walking as well as arrangement, The midway had about everything to suit the tastes of young and old alike, school and the students and any others who may have taken part in this opening item, are to be heartily congratulated.Following the opening, the horse show events followed, or à Visit to the King Reid Midway, through the exhibits, or whatever took the fancy.We understand that the attendance was not quite as good as the previous year, but it was still very satisfactory.Exhibits generally throughout the show were up in number.with some sections excelling others.There was an unusually large poultry exhibit this year, which required the judge spending more time at the task than has been the case for many years.The judging is usually completed in the one day, but this year it went over into the second day.Every cage was filled and there were additional cages placed in the aisles which were also filled.The exhibits represented all types of poultry as well as rab- Cattle exhibits were heavy with every stall being filled.Sheep were In good WINNERS OF CALF CLUB COMPETITION, n Holstein Club Trophy; Gordon Bustard, Ormstown There were plenty of safe rides for the small childrer and which ;appeal to the hearts of the very {young child.In the more excit- Jing and thrilling rides, there were plenty of these also.Added tu this were the many sideshow attractions providing a variety of entertainment, The games were plentiful also and a number of people were seen carrying away some very fine prizes.; This midway 1s one of the cleanest, we have ever seen, The attendants arc clean in themselves and the booths, rides and $0 forth are also kept clean and attractive.The booths where food items are served were clean at all times and those serving had a clean and smart appearance.Furthermore, the attendants were civil and attentive Lo the patrons and especially so where children were concerned.The usual section at the side of the Industria) Building, where there has heen machinery exhibits in the past was changed this year.This part was what might be called Trailer Camp, tor here the many trailers of ORMSTOWN a h Nolan, Trophy, Alton McEwen, Family Arthur, Roland Glen Memorial Board of Trade Trophy, FrankiHerald and Montrea] Livestock |[Trophy.(Photo by J.Lynn Robb).HN employees of the midway were artunged in orderly fashion to form a colony.There were some very nice trailers In the group and ail are equipped to the equal of any home.Many of them have , television sets and are comfortably furnished for the leisure hours of the occupants.This is a \u2018far cry from the usual accommodation that was used in carlier duys by these travelling shows, The Highland Dancing provided an added attraction In the aren on Thursday evening and was an event which drew a good sized audience.The cattle parade was perhups one of the largest of any fair held, it filled the arena Lo overnowing.The calf seramble staged under the ausplees of Labatt's Brewery, wis an outstanding feature on Friday cvening and a large audience was on \u2018hand to witness the event.A large number of competitors Look part and looked like a small army when they took places in the arena.The young Aberdeen-Angus calves were herded Into the ring and then the order to go was given.The boys with ropes charged at the cavles and some managed to huang on, while others had to let go.It scemed that the arena was a mass of sprawling boys and calves: all struggling against the other.However, in short time the boys managed to get a rope halter on a calf anc bring It In over the line to be declared a winner.The names of winners in each county appear below; these boys each recelved a certificate to the value of $125 toward the purchase of an Aberdeen-Angus call six months of age.Beauharnois.Robert, Mer- vier.Maurice Daoust, Denis Julien, Roger Daoust, Yvon Pilon, Rejean Deschamps, Huntingdon.- Glen Hadley.Ricky Runnalls, Paul Caza.Chatenuguay.- Douglas Mason, Tommy Boyle, Merrill Greer.There were twelve other hoys who competed and they each re- coived a radar lamp and a leather cow halter, value of $15.00.All prizes were suppaed by Labatt's Brewery.Viola Lailemand again won the trophy and first prize as the hest lady driver.Others from this area in the Horse show prizes were: David McCoy, Mrs.Riel, Mrs, Myatt, Mr.and Mrs.Howard Rick, M.A.Robb and Miss Lois Kyle.Saturday saw the close of the show and there was some rain on this day, but not enough to mar the show.The big feature was the square dancing contest sponsored by Canada Packers, which proved quite an attraction.The winners were the Howick High Steppers with the following on the team: Wayne (Continued on puge 4) EXHIBITION 4 Alvin Ness Mamorial Exchange Trophy, Alvin Mac- Godfrey Leduc, who was driving Wuddel and Mr.Clinlon Waddel west to east on the same street, [of Franklin Centre, Que.were Ë There was no damage to the|Sunday guests of Mrs.Edward Notes From The | rack but the car suffered Cowan and Mr.and Mrs.W.h Police Blotter | about $0 demage \u2018McKay.Other recent guests at the C same home were Mr, and Mrs.Keith A Correction 2 - The Gleaner Distribution Of Prizes At St.Joseph's School, June 22nd Wednesday, June 17th, 1959 (the pupils for his graduation.\\ Thi to consisted of : ; C | d This memento consstes of =| Tax Arrears To Be Collecte cuff links and a tie pin.\u2019 ° ° a fo\" epee pac] Of P Will Be Sold ween, ewes, repleine| Jr Properties.Will be 20 ble of honour, together with Mayor Paul Lefebvre and Mrs.Hamilton, Platisburg, N.Y.An adjourned meeting of the that such was for the sport of i i i The distribution of Prizes at.Cannon Fortier, Cercle Lacor- St.Joseph's School, Hunting-,daire and Jeanne d'Arc, Mr.don, will take place on Monday, Alister Somerville, The Bank of June 22nd.at 8 p.m.Parents Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Claude and friends are cordially invited , Pilon, Ladies of St.Anne, to attend.The teaching staff League of the Sacred Heart, of the school wishes to thank Mr.and Mrs.Leo Cappiello, Mr.the generous benefactors who and Mrs.George Collum Ins.gave the prizes and a partial agent, Dr.George Lefebvre, Mr.list of these is given below: and Mrs.Raymond Bourrassa, The School Board, Mgr.J.A, Mr.and Mrs.Marcel Benoit,.David, Rev.Ovidas Lepage, Mr and Mrs.Gérald Brisebois, | Bourgon Reg'd, | Curate, Mr.Francois Cleyn, The Philps & Knights of Columbus, The Mr.and Mrs.Noel Foisy, Mrs.Daughters of Isabella, Rev.;D.Faubert, Ladies wear.Mr.\u2014\u2014\u2014 i \"and Mrs.Albert Beauchamp, 25-DAY SPECIAL (Ii princioal and ihe inches LOW ROUND-TRIP sador in Canada, Me and Mrs.\u2018Guy Lefebvre, untingdon RAIL FARES Cleaners, Leduc Garage Reg'd., To | Laberge & Lalonde Reg'd., Sau- mier Shoe Store.Miss Mercedes the MARITIMES { Daoust.Mr.and Mrs.Gérard Soucisse, Mr.and Mrs.Léonard Latulippe.Mr.and Mrs.Rodrigue Montpetit, Undertaker, Mr.and Mrs.Louisa Fortin, Miss Electa Hart, Mr.and Mrs.Rosario Taillefer.Mr.and Mrs.Henri Langevin, Mr.and Mrs.Rod.Billette, Mr.and Mrs.Laurence McCallum, Mr.and Mrs.| Emile Leblanc, Builder's Sup- | ply, Mr.O.Murphy.Marchand & Freres.Sincere thanks by all the pupils of St-Joseph\u2019s School.Enjoy a refreshing sun-filled vacation \u201cDown East\u2019 this year.Inexpensive holiday fares give you a 25-day limit with stopovers permitted.On Thursday.June 11, the banquet for the graduation of St.Joseph's School was held at Huntingdon Chateau.Nearly 200 guests attended.\u2018 The personnel of the school sincerely thank the parents and friends who by their presence encouraged the graduates.After the repast all adjourned to Consult any Conodion Pacific Rail way agent the dance, hall to enjoy a rec- RE q reational evening to the music of the \u2018Prairie Rangers\u201d.Going dates June 15th to September 7th On this occasion lovely souve- i nirs were presented to each of: In one of these pumps l've got the Right Gasoline for YOU If you drive a high compression car\u2014choose Super Shell.For all other cars\u2014thoose Shell Gasoline, High combustion energy in both these great new motor fuels converts automatically to save gas at cruising speeds.And both give you TCP* to overcome the harmful effects of engine deposits.Drive ia today! Sade Mari, Patented 1988.Royce Ruddock Tel.CO.4-5840 Dewittville - Que.Lefebvre, Mr.A.Chené, director of the school of Arts of Valleyfield, who spoke of the orientation towards the New Technical Sehoo! of Valleyfield.Mr, D.Murphy represented the Catholic School Commission of Huntingdon.The principal of the school with his wife and M.A.Matte, teacher of 1lth grade and Mrs.Matte.Congratulations go to the graduates: Clement Allen, Roger Bouthillier, Leon Quenneville, Roger Latour, Jean L'Heureux, Philippe Leblanc, Richard De- repentigny, Andre Brisebois.To all of whom best wishes go for success in whatever profession they may choose.Midway Officials Hosts To Ormstown Cubs On Thursday afternoon, the officials of King Reid Shows, who operate the midway at Ormstown Exhibition, were hosts to the Orms- town Pack of Cubs, under the leadership of Lynn Robb.There were about 35 of the young boys and they arrived m a body marching into the Exhibition Grounds at 3 o'clock, Ww be met by Mr.Morris, public relations manager tor the show.For the next hour \u2018hey were conducted around the midway and were given rides on a number of the attractions.During this time photographs were taken and one rather amusing one was at the Hot Dog Stand, where a couple of the boys were shown eating a huge hamburger roll.The roll was artificial and used for display purposes.but the boys put on a gcod show.One of the concession owners gave the boys a chance Lo win one of the large panda bears, but unfortunately the boys became a little too anxious and threw the nickels which had been provided them by the owner, a little too wild and not one landed in a plate.Following this tour of the midway and all the fun that went with it, the boys were taken to meet Mr.Reid, the owner of the midway.He is a plump, genial man and enjoys the company of children.The boys all grouped around him outside his office trailer and a photograph was taken of the group.He extended an invitation to the boys to visit him during the show und also when it returns again next year.The boys gave their various Cub calis in appreciation of the treat that had been given them by the midway officials and then left for a further excursion of their own of the attractions of the exhibition.Robson ROBSON \u2014 Mrs.Walter D.Sample of Platteburg, has been a patient in the Physicians Hospital there, Latest reports are that she is improving slowly.Mr.and Mrs.Wilmer Sample and little Karen visited with her on Sunday after- non, for a short time.Best wishes for a speedy recovery from all her friends here.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Cookman, Mr.Dick Anderson, Master Ronald Brownlee, also Mr.and Mrs.Victor Valach and baby were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Willie Beat- tie.Dr.Winston Brownlee and Mr.and Mrs.Paul Lattin of Montreal, spent the week-end at the Beattie home.Mr.and Mrs.Belair of Montreal, spent the past week at their home Huntingdon Town Council was held at the County Building, on Monday evening, with all members present except Alderman Picard.A number of bills were passed for payment.A letter was read asking for the opening of Centre Street by the council, a distance of about 600 feet and also of another street between the Leboeuf and Kelly properties of about 300 feet.Both these proposed streets are situated near Henderson Street.The matter was discussed and it was decided that a deed, or bill of sale, be asked for whereby the streets would become the property of the town, béfore proceeding further.It was also decided that should there be a re-occurrence of the dry spell experienced last week, that use of garden hoses would be limited.The consumption of water during that week had been abnormally high and it was attributed to people watering their gardens and lawns.In future, during such dry spells, the use of garden hoses will be limited to one hour per day and preferably during the evening hours, Mr.F.O'Corinor again appeared before the council with regard to poor drainage at his property.He said if something is not done about it, he would refuse to pay his taxes.Council decided to check on the matter to see what relief can be given.The council decided to purchase the lot of land where the old skating rink used to be on King Street, for use as a playground.The price quoted was $1600, payment of $400 to be made now and either another $400 in January 1960 and interest added, or pay off the balance at that time with no interest.It was decided to leave it at those terms, but with the possibility that the balance would be paid off in January.Several |, streets in town are without name signs, so it was decided to order what is required and have them put up as soon as possible.Some members of the Knights of Columbus Soft Ball Team came to the council to ask for a grant for the team.Previously, other members had attended, but were told to wait until Walsh and McGerrigle were op- they had organized.Aldermen | posed to any such grant, feeling | Tel.2292 Malone, N.Y the men and did not contribute anything to the town.However, Aldermen Tremblay and Leduc made the motion and Alderman Gaw supported it and a grant of $50 was made.Discussion centred on the arrears Of taxes and a list was examined as to what should be done.It was decided \u2018that in the case of taxes being a year or more behind, if the taxes are nct paid, the property will be sold for the amount owing.In the case of some others, these will be handed in for collection.Registered letters are to be sent out this week and action will be taken after a certain lapse of time if no attempt has been made by those affected to make payment.A sum of approximately $4,000 is involved in this first list of arrears, there are others who are a year and under 'in arrears and action will be taken if these have not been paid, in due course.The question of accident and sickness insurance for the town 1 mile East, Route 11 Ni A 2 firm the baler.any other type.: The \u201cWalker\u201d Stooker, attached in 30 seconds to any baler or baler- equipped combine, enables a G-Bale cottage-type stook to be placed y on the ground \u2014 exactly where you want it\u2014without stopping Whole stook can be loaded with our 4-tine loader attachment when airing is completed.\u201cWalker-made\" stocks shed rain far better than Vermeer Hay Conditioners HEAVY BALES | \u2014to place a stook just pull a lever! ed by the write-up of the ac- procession.It was stated that cident which occurred on Fair- rine Phellps and Mr.view Road during a wedding, Gore Harrington A misunderstanding was caus- Hemmingford * Advertising helps combat harm- D Mrs.ful propaganda.\u2019 } Mrs.CLT of Burlington, Vermont; Mr.and Mrs.Chester sure he isn't similarly engaged.When you argue with a fool he a car driven by Kenneth Walsh | of Valleyfield, stopped suddenly and the other cars ran into; it and one another.Mr.Walsh had to stop his car on account \u2018 of there being some other cars | ahead of him which were stop-! ped by the stop sign at Fair- view and Henderson Streets, The drives of No.2 car was David Coffey and not Cossey.It is \u2018hoped that this will clear.up any misunderstanding.i Accidents \u2019 At about 4 p.n.on June 12th, Daniel Myre, Huntingdon, was .backing out from parking on Sheriff St.and was in collision with a car driven by Raymond Stark, who was driving on the same street nonth to south and turning east.Damage to the, Myre car about $100 and to the; Stark car about $50.| On June 13th, about 8.20 a.man accident occurred on a new street off Henderson Street.A truck owned by K.Ferns and driven by Alex Ouimet was.backing out and a collision occurred with a car driven by employees was taken up at this meeting.After some discussion, | the council decided it would de | willing to pay the balance according to the plan that is chosen.The men are to be asked to choose which plan they would like, i allowance for your Canadian Friends ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY IN MALONE With Good Food At MARION'S We have completely renovated our Res- Come in and see it.Eat in a most pleasing atmosphere.ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES SOLD Marion's Restaurant E.PREGENT 36 E.MAIN ST.R.PILON MALONE, N.Y.LOW PRICES R-POWER = WILLIAMS GARAGE odhatey NE \u201cHi-Water Armor Glass\u201d Mrs.Timmerman of Montreal is ORMSTOWN, P Q es \"Hi-Water\u201d Armor-Glass Battery\u2014It is bullt to outlast any battery you have ever used! Three times greater spending a period of time at her ; reserve of electrolyte keeps your battery In lip-lop operating condition, add water only 3 times a year cottage here.\u2014_\u2014 8ave Salely! 4-H Clubbers | long | wa! up 0% longer add water (Continued from page 1) times a year j also to the district (one of the sons of the firm of Davies Bros.How to Get Further with Snampiorsaip PE the veyrshire 1 _ p 3 4.Father on section \"with his senior eat 8-Month Guarantee 2-Year Guarantee 3-Year Guarantee serve award went to Allan Ness|| @nd you will find his among the wide, wonderful (R.R.Ness & Sons) Howick on selections chose i his second prize senor heifer|§f ° § n to fit every budget, every sort of | MOR-POWER \u201cHEAVY DUTY\" BATTERY MOR-POWER SUPER-SERVICE BATTERY MOR-POWER HI-WATER \u201c\u201cARMOR-GLASS\u201d His Day ._ calf.Dad including yours.\u2018 Regretfully, we are unaware at present as to the champion and reserve in the Holstein sec- Here Are But a Few Suggestions tion, in which the leading class 39 PLATES 46 PLATES of PLATES ; tion, In which the leading But Do Come In and See For Yourself REG.LIST $16.95 REQ, LIST $23.95 REG.LIST $30.28 | Junior Hoistein calves (21): ; 1, Douglas Marshall; 2, Marilyn | i Greig: 3, Joyce English, all of | : .Ormstown; 4, Wayne Anderson, | K 2) and 5 Clayton Murphy, both e e e | 0 ; 0 GRANDPA IS VE THE Gruer, Ormélown.© erm and Your Oi and Your Oi and Your OU ) GIFTING PICTURE, OO! Senior Holstein Calves (25): Battery Batter Batter 1, R.MacDonald, and 2, Melvin \u2019 ' Shhh! Dad's \u201cexpecting\u201d .something to wear, as his Father's Day gift .preferably from our always- smart selections! - Graham, both of Huntingdon, 4.Gordon Bustard, Riverfield: 5, Betty MacDougall, Ormstown.Jersey Calves (5): 1, Alton YOU SAVE $8.20\u2014-Full size, full 80-96 YOU SAVE $12.00 \u2014 Full 110-emp.YOU SAVE 14.10\u2014Bulit ¢ tiast gmp.capacity.Replace your old capacity.RAL with extra-resarve any Battery you rn avar used., , t and battery now with 4 $ 1 7 - © Dress Shirts 6 @ Sports Shirts © viicey Caves 15: 1 Aiton ERC EA A Ras had oie EL TF Er) sta ter dt .both of Ormstown: 3, Gordon e Ties e ® Pajamas e x ' ; 4 ope, Franklin Centre; 4, John .@ Socks e @ Robes e Bernet.Franklin Centre.« \u2018 ; .a p \u2014 8 an e Belts © e Bathing Suits © Girls pnder 15 years of age 54): 1, n Ness: 2, Barbara TET, ® Trousers L Q e ats Link © of Howick; 4 Jo ce English, © Sports Jackets © e Cu inks on an; 3, Alvin , all J \u2019 Ormstown; 5, Jean Paul Sauve, - - - Showmanship \u2014 Boys and AND MANY MORE ITEMS IN MEN'S WEAR oiris 15 to 20 years of age (20): : .1, Frank Nolan, Huntingdon; 2, ru gp p TASSOCLATE: Hanley Sproule, Ormstown; 3, George Davies, Huntingdon; 4, J.H.DEMERS.& FILS ENRG.STOR TB 8 IN ARNOLD'S MEN'S WEAR Gordon Bustard, Riverfield: 5, ilor - ) i | Tel.CO, 4-5305 Huntingdon.- {poland Glen Momor fal rue TEL.CO.4-5342 - SG afely : * ! ; Open till 10 p.m.Friday and Saturday Nights \"Huntingdon \u2014 Ormstown Hol- HUNTINGDON 305 Lorocque Road, - -: VALLEYRIELD ~~ Tel.FR.3.3740 a \u2014\u2014\u2014 stein Club Trophy: Allan Ness, J - \u2018 ue +, a D Howick, TTY : : : = , : da CRs En LT EE TN ALE LEN dO RI ORT JRE CUA Lo Cl VAT Ly ry : boo ! oo ; _ ee pr a \u2019 i - a3.Born CORBETT \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital on June 15 to Mr.and Mrs.Jack Corbett, Ormstown, twin daughters, DUMAS \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital on June 13 to Mr.and Mrs.Lomer Dumas, Ormstown, a daughter, HANAFIN \u2014 At the Ottawa Civic Hospital, on June 5th, 1959, to Mr.and Mrs, John Hanafin (nee Phyllis Logan) a son.KING \u2014 At the Huntingdon County Hospital on June 14, 1959, to Mr, and Mrs.James King, Huntingdon, Que.a daughter.LARAMEE \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital on June 12 to Mr.and Mrs.Alcide Lara- mee, Howick, a daughter, LEDUC \u2014 At the Huntingdon County Hospital on June 12, 1959 to Mr, and Mrs.Adelard Ledue, Ste.Barbe, Que, a daughter.LEFEBVRE \u2014 At the Hunting- don County Hospital on June 11, 1959 to Mr, and Mrs.Jean Claude Lefebvre, Huntingdon, Que., à son.SLOAN \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital on June 12, to Mr.and Mrs.Clark Sloan, Ormstown, a son.ST.ONGE \u2014 At the Hunting- don County Hospital on June 14, 1959 to Mr.and Mrs.Eugene St.Onge, Glenelm, Que, a daughter, Engagement LALONDE-EVANS \u2014 Mr, and Mrs.Walter Evans of Montreal wish to announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Carol May to Mr.Raymond Ernest Lalonde of Ormstown, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.Ulric Lalonde of Verdun.The wedding wlll take place on July 4th, 1959, at St.Brendan's Church, Rosemount ue.LAMB-KERR \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Kerr of Howick, Que.announce the engagement of thelr younger daughter, Evelyn Jean, to Mr.Kenneth Charles Lamb, son of Mr.and Mrs.Archie Lamb of Franklin Centre, Que.The marriage will take place in the Howick United Church, on July 11, 1959.Married BUCHANAN-PRIMEAU At the Georgetown Presbyterian Church, Howick on June 6th, 1959 at 2.30 p.m.Mary Martha, daughter of the late Mr, A.Primeau and Mrs.Pri- meau of Howick to Ross Arthur, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Buchanan of Howick.Rev.Wm.Brown officiating at the marriage.Booth's Florist | Flowers For All Occasions We deliver our flowers 100 Wellington St.4 Phone CO.4-2996 $ Huntingdon Member of Allied Florists + and Growers of Canada and United Florists of Canada | KELLY Funeral Home Reg\u2019d D.McGERRIGLE, Prop.Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Flowers PHONES: CO.4-5447 \u2014 CO.4-5764 Huntingdon, Que.COSGROVE Funeral Home \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 We Have Built Our Reputation on people's complete faith in us, through faithful, consclentions (Service since Erwin Phillips Ft.Covington - Dundee Phone 6206 and 3807 Telephone 31 {An Outlined Study of the Books | COME | TO .Huntingdon United Church 10.30 ANNUAL FLOWER DAY SERVICE Church School Processional with flowers.Guest Soloist: DAVID SIM Story Sermon: \u201cA YOUNG BOY FINDS GOD\" We invite you to worship with us at this service for the whole family.EVERYBODY WELCOME \u2014 LO.O.F.NO.50 MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE Sunday, June 21 2.30 p.m.Ormstown Union Cemetery EVERYONE WELCOME In case of rain service will be held in St.Paul\u2019s United Church.WM.T.McEWEN, Noble Grand DONALD H.McEWEN, Secretary OPP PPP ere THE LAST MEETING For the Summer Months Tuesday Evening Bible \u2018 Study 8.15 p.m.Brysonville Community Centre conducted by REV, JOHN F.DEMPSTER, B.A., B.Th,, Minister of The Peoples Church, Montreal \u201cSKETCHING THE SCRIPTURES\" of THE NEW TESTAMENT Mimeographed Outlines of Each Book will be Provided EVERYBODY WELCOME POT OOOO IGG POPES ODEO \u201cJesus said .I am the bread of life: he that cometh to Me shall never hunger\u201d.John 6, 35 (F INTERESTED WRITE: Box 213, Station B Montreal hana DAWSON-FLEMING \u2014 At Zion United Church, Dundee, Que, on June 13th, 1959, Lorna Eunice, dauhter of Mrs.John Fleming and the late Mr.Fleming, Dundee, to Mr.Forrest Willlam Dawson, son of Mr.and Mrs.William O, Dawson, Glenelm, Que.O'CONNOR-WILSON \u2014 At St.Joseph\u2019s Catholic Church, Huntingdon, Que, on June 6th, 1959, Angela Kathleen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Earl Wilson, to Emmett Thomas, son of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas O'Connor.Died FORRESTER \u2014 At the Barrie Memorial Hospital, Orms- town, Que., on June 13, 1959, Annie M.Milne, wife of the late David S.Forrester of Howick, Que, in her 74th year.Interment at North Georgetown, Que.McARDLE.\u2014 At her home, 448 Bryant Ave, Syracuse, N.Ÿ., on June 7, 1959, Ruth Stewart, beloved wife of William P.Me- Ardle, in her 64th year.STOCKWELL \u2014 At Montreal, on June 13th, 1959, Mrs.Henry P.Stockwell (Mabel Agnes Miller) daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Miller, Dundee, Que, in her 83rd year.Monuments A well-chosen monument in Scotch or Cana- iian granite beautifully sxpresses the loving memories that live forever in your heart.+ Meeting Held At Lake The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid, St.Andrew's Presbyterian Chureh was held at the cottage of Lawrence and Mrs.\u2018Brown, Port Lewis, on Wednesday afternoon, June 10.The joint hostesses were Murs, C.M.Oney.Twenty members were in attendance with the meeting being chaired by the President, Mrs.Brown.The Lord's Prayer was recited In unison and Mrs.D.Moody gave the Bible Reading.In addition to the regular routine business which was discussed and disposed of, it was unamimously decided that meetings be not held during the months of July and August.In conclusion, delicious refreshments were served by Mrs.Brown and Mrs.Oney.== Suffers Accident Marshall Hooker suffered a painful accident on Friday afternoon, at his machine shop, on Chateau- guay St.East.Someone brought a multiple tractor hay fork in for re- Cards of Thanks We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbours for the numerous floral tributes, cards of sympathy and acts of kindness during the death of our father.The Charles Fewster Family, Hemmingford, Que.I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr.Stalker, nurses and staff of the Barrie Memorial Hospital and to my relatives and kind friends for visits, flowers, cards, gifts, and phone.calls, during my recent stay in hospital.Jas, McCaig We wish to thank Dr.K.G.Cameron, the nurses and staff of the Huntingdon County Hospital, for the services accorded and to relatives and friends for remembrances with cards and gifts, ete.Winnie and Brian Hackett The family of the late Mrs.David S.Forrester wish to express their sincere appreciation for the many kindnesses received from the doctors, nurses and her host of friends while a patient in the Barrie Memorial Hospital; also for the many acts of kindness, messages of condolence and the numerous beautiful.floral tributes at the time of her death.I wish to thank Dr.MeCrim- mon, Drs.Stalker, Ashworth Bloum and Hall, the nurses an staff of the Barrie Memoria Hospital and all who came visit me, sent flowers, gifts an: cards during the time I was i the hospital.Mrs.Arnold Kahn, LL LL Huntingdon I wish to express my sincerc thanks to doctors, nurses anc staff of tite Barrie Memoria Hospital for the care and atten: tion, and to all kind friends for cards, letters and flowers sen: during my illness.Mrs.Ann Rich We wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, masses and floral tributes received from kind neighbours, relatives and friend: during our recent sad bereavement, Mrs.John Houle and Family, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Laberge, Mrs.Edward Cartier, Mr.and Mrs.Toussaint Ricard Brown and Mrs, Huntingdon | Locals + raedeareesr v, 2 + k ; pairs and leaned it against a wall with the prongs turned down as a safety precaution.A short time later someone else was noticed examining the fork.This latter person failed to twn the prongs down and this bit of carelessness was the indirect cause of a very deep gash in Marshall's left arm when he inadvent- ently fell against it while handling a heavy plece of machinery.The prong that pierced his arm was covered with dirt and as a result the wound has to be cleaned every day.Because of the nature of the injury, the doctors were unable to close the wound with stitches, but expect to do so later this week.In the meantime, his arm is in a sling but this hindrance merely slows this very busy man down to the pace of an average person.= Special Flower Service The Sunday School of Hunting- don United Church will hold their annual Flower Day Service at the morning hour of worship next Sunday.The children of the Sunday School have been asked to bring a bouquet of flowers with them to church.These flowers will be placed at the front of the Sanctuary during the service and will be taken to the sick and shut-in members of the congregation later in the day.Master David Sin, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.A, Sim, of Ottawa, will be the Guest Soloist.The Rev.Robert Beal will tell a story sermon entitled: \"A Young Boy Finds God.\u201d =0- Scouts Attend Camporee Representative Scouts of the Chateauguay Valley groups attended a camporee held at Schuyler Falls, N.Y., on June 5, 6 and 7, when about 1,000 scouts from various States and this area were gathered together in a friendly camping outing.It was a most enjoyable gathering for all who attended.-0- Mr.and Mrs.Churchill M.Moore, Ayers Cliff, Que., spent a few days during the past week visiting u- mongst old friends in Howick und Huntingdon.-0- It Is with regret we report that Wwilllam R.Boyd has been hosplta- lized, and is presently in Montreal.Until Mr.Boyd returns to employment at the Gleaner, the number of pictures to be reproduced in the yarious Gleaner publications will of necessity be considerably curtailed.-0- Miss Alma Reid of Hamilton, Mrs.3ernard Kellam of Niagara Falls nd Miss Helen Daneluk of Win- iipeg, spent the week-end at the ome of Mr.and Mrs, Charles Reid, Miss Allison Reld accompanied them m the return trip and will spend he summer in Hamilton, «(= Mrs.James Grant, wife of Rev.Grant, received sad news he past week when she heard » an accident in which her brother was involved and which resulted in his death.Her orother, Donald Townsend, age 23, was working on a construction job at Hespeller, Ont, when un explosion occurred on 4 diesel shovel and his clothes caught on fire.This happened on Wednesday afternoon, he was taken immediately to St.Joseph\u2019s Hospital, Guelph, but died on Thursday afternoon.Mrs.Grant left on Friday for Tavistock, Ont, the home of her mother and brother and took the children with her.Rev.IT PAYS TO BUY AT LEFEBVRE\u2019S | WEEK END Grocery Specials REDPATH White Granulated Sugar 10 lbs.CADBURY\u2019S CHOCO Il Delicious Milk Chocolate 16 oz.tin GRENACHE Caramel Spread 95c AYLMER'S PEACHES 45% in sugar syrup Choice quality 2 20-0z.tins .43c HUNT'S Tomato Juice Fancy quality 2 20-o0z.tins MAXWELL HOUSE All Purpose Grind Coffee MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing 16 oz.jar PREM Luncheon Meat 12 oz.tin CAMPBELL'S Cream of Tomato Soup \u2014 Assorted Cookies See Our Display A.BRUNET Ormstown, Que.| P.O.Box 350 W.E.LEFE THE PLACE TO DO YOUR SHOPPING Phone CO 4-5464 Huntingdon | BVRE Reg 'd ns T.V.Snack | Art Exhibition At Grove Hall June 19-20 The Chateauguay Valley Artists\u2019 Association is holding its annual Art Exhibit at Grove Hall, Huntingdon, on Friday and Saturday, June 19th and 20th.Be- ildes Lne pictures Lo be placed on view by the Association, there will be a showing by members of the Malone Art Association.It is also expected that a number of ladies from Malone will attend the exhibit.A rather important feature of the exhibition this year will be on Saturday afternoon, when Mr.John Byers of Montreal will give an exhibition of the art of sculpture.Mr.Francois Cleyn will sit as a model for Mr.Byers and he hopes to have a likeness of Mr.Cleyn by the end of the afternoon.It is hoped that gentlemen will be interested In this demonstration and a special invitation is extended to the pupils of the High School to attend.It is felt that sculpture is something new and should command a good attendance of the people | of Huntingdon and district for this occasion.Mr.Byers is a sculptor of merit and his work ! will be well worth watching.During the afternoon, the Ladles Auxiliary of the Hunting- Grant was present for the funeral which was held on Saturday afternoon, at Stratford.The sympathy of this community goes to Mrs.Grant in her tragic loss.Mrs.Grant will remain at her home with her mother for some time.-0- Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.Forrester of Garden City were Mrs, Neil MacNeil of Calgary, Alta, who was visiting her sister, Mrs.A.A.Clayland; , also Mrs, G.E.Clayland of London, Ont, and Mr.Allan Milne, of Calgary.=0= Mrs.F.H.Hunter returned.on Tuesday after spending a long weekend in Ottawa with her daughters, Mrs.Neil Morr!- son and Mrs.R.Alex Sim.H'don Locals | -0= | Huntingdon County Hospital acknowledges an annual membership from Mr.Robert G.Todd and an anonymous dona-, tion of $10, don County Hospital will serve tea.The proceeds of this will go toward hospital work.The public is asked to attend on either of the days \u2014 on Friday evening for viewing the exhibit of pictures and other art and on Saturday afternoon for the demonstration of sculpture and also a viewing of the pictures, etc.Also on this day to help the hospital by partaking of the tea being served.Wednesday, June 17th, 1959 The Gleaner - 3 Glenelm ALIX, Ala.(CP) \u2014 Nickels .dimes, quarters and 50-cent piece: GLENELM \u2014 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Ball.entries close June 29, at npon : I Phone Howick 632-24 \u2014 Ormstown 634-11 W.KEITH GREIG, President DONALD C.CHISHOLM, Sec'y.-Treas.\u2014 __ tingdon-Laprairie; hibition: for Huntingdon County: The United States is the biggest producer with Soviet Russia cap- | Luring second place, thereby out- | placing Canada.In 1947, Canada produced 300,000 tons of alumi- | num and in 1957 the production \u2018was up to 560,000 tons.present {advantages when facing com- thermore, we have developed over the years a top internation- lal sales organization, which is strongly backed by our research Aliboratorics, so we fcel more com- | petent than most toward retain- \u2018ing and increasing our share of | the world markets.; Mr.Lanctot told of the pro- i cessing of bauxite to the finished product and of the by-prod- ucts made through the making of aluminum.These by-products Leing aluminum fluoride, various qualities of alumina, magnesia, sized bauxite, aluminum hydrate, fluorspar, artificial cryolite, chlorine, aluminum chloride, hydrat- Lo DANCING LISTER'S QUARTETTE cvery FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT } starting this week at mm; | HOTEL CENTRAL 7 (GEORGES ROBERT, prop.) ST.LOUIS DE GONZAGUE ROCK-N-ROLL e WESTERN e POPULAR MUSIC ere FIDDLIN PORT LEWIS The VARIATON As appearing on Channel 5 every Saturday between 5.30 and 6 p.m.\u2014 FEATURING \u2014 LARRY and his Electric Violin SONNY GILLETTE and his Supersonic Guitar PLUS MANY OTHERS at the St.Francis Rod & Gun Club EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Dancing to the music of Don-Don-Duke - Willie - Every Saturday Night cs \u2014 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES, ETC.MEALS - LUNCHES - SANDWICHES ! SERVED DAILY Steaks, Chicken, Smoked Meat.\u2014 Our Specialties rington, M.P.for Chateauguay-Hun- A.A.McCor- H.A.D.Somerville, M.P.P.mick, Vice-President Ormstown Ex- Maurice Laberge, M.P.P.for Chaleauguay County and at the microphone, Douglas Ness, President of the Exhibition.(Photo by Lynn Robb ed lime, magnesium cloride, etc.Our industry employs 15,000 people in Canada, pays salaries amounting to $80,000,000 and its exports aggregate $225,000,000.Domestic consumption of alumi- inum in Canada.which is now \u2018about 20% of the total Canadian output, places us fourth amongst the world countries in the utilization of aluminum per capita.(The capital investment in Can- \u2018ada is one billion dollars, all of which goes to snow how important this industry is to the economy of our country.The company operates five primary aluminum smelters in Canada, one in British Columbia and four in Quebec Province, including that at Beauharnois, which is the smallest unit.Ormstown Exhibition (Continued from page 1) McKell, Norma Tolhurst, Gordon McKell, Marjorie Orr, Eiton Robertson, Margaret McKell, John MacArthur, Carol Ten- nant.Coming second was the team known as the Canadian OO POPPE SOOO Chateaugay s MODERN THEATRE \u201cTHE GAY\u201d Thurs.- Fri.June 18-19 FRED MacMURRAY starring in \u201cA Good Day For A Hanging\u201d at 7.00 and 9.40 PLUS \u201cHell Broke Loose\u201d at 8.25 once only \u201cNOTE: Do you like old Lal pictures This is revival week of outstanding oldies Sat.- Sun.June 20-21 \u201cColorado Territory\u201d at 7.00 and 10.00 PLUS \u201cStrawberry Blonde\u201d at 8.30 once only Mon.- Tues.- Wed., June 22-23-24 Last year's biggest hit \u201cPayton Place\u201d starting at 7.30, one show each .night Thurs.- Fri.\u2026 June 25-26 \u201cKentucky\u201d a.race horse story, and \u201cMr.Scoutmaster\u201d at 8.30 once only sss sOS SOs oss PROVINCE OF QUEBEC \u2018Municipality of Elgin To the Ratepayers of the afore- sald Municipality PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Secretary-Treasurer of the aforesaid Municipality, that the Valuation Roll of the sald Municipality has been completed and deposited at my office; that it will remain open to the examination of the interested par ties, or thoir representatives, during the 30 days next follow- Ing the date of this notice.And that on Monday, the 3rd day of August 1959, at its usual hour and place of meeting, the Council will proceed to the examination, revision and homologation of the sald roll.Given at Blgin this 16th day of June, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three.Sgd.OSWALD J.WATSON, Secretary-Treasurer of Agriculture for the Federal Government, arrived in Hun- tingdon, at Cazaville, last Wednesday, and then proceeded to Ormstown for the opening of the Ormstown Exhibition.Mr.Walter Kuoni piloted his plane Hon.D.S.Harkness, Minister |to Ottawa, where he picked u; the minister and Mr.Merrill Barrington, M.P.for Chateau- guay-Huntingdon-Laprairie and also a friend, Mr.Victor Devito and brought them \u2018to Cazaville.The above photograph taken by Mr.Peter Rozon, Valleyfield, was made soon after their ar-, opportunity to stud) rival at Cazaville.The follow- cultural situation here.ing day after having opened the Ormstown Exhibition, Mr.Harkness visited the experimental farm at Ste.Clothilde.He stated to our reporter that he had \u2018been looking forward to this visit which gave him an Eu oi ial dy the agri- Later he returned to the.Capital.Shown in the photograph reading left to right are: Mr.Merrill Barrington, M.P., Hon.D, S, Harkness; Mr.Walter Kuoni; Mr.Victor Devito and Mr.Gas- pard Crepin, of Valleyfield.Hoedowners of Huntingdon, as follows: Gerald Duheme, Rita Allard, Rejean Cocher, Pauline Cocher, Jean Paul Taillefer, Yvonne Taillefer, Jean Claude Bergevin, Therese Perrault.Caller for the first team was Math McKell and for the second team, Maurice Perrault.Horse racing was held on the track during the afternoon to provide the fans with the enjoyment of this sport.On Saturday evening at the Ormstown Exhibition a drawing was made for a Maple Cribbage POPPI POPOL PICS PPEOP POOPY The Women's Auxiliary of the BARRIE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL will hold its Annual Spring General Meeting in the HOSPITAL BOARD ROOM on MONDAY, JUNE 22nd at 8 p.m.Mrs.J.Hall will be the guest speaker.A large attendance is hoped for.\u2018 POPOL IPIIIC OOP OT CIP OPO OLPOL POCO IP ICO OL EOE OLOP OPIIT HUNTINGDON THEATRE Air Conditioned - Tei.CO 4-2939 WED.to SAT.JUNE 17-20 The Naw Screan Musical in Gorgeous Color By Tha Composers Of \"My Fair Lady\" .SUN.to TUE., JUNE 21-23 Now @ 7 a M-G-M presents 58 AUDREY HEPBURK 79 ANTHONY PERKINS \u201cGREEN MANSIONS\u201d CINIMASCOPE + METROCOLOR Ca-Starrieg LEE J.COBB SESSUE HAYAKAWA HENRY SILVA TE a SANDRA DEE 11 ESTEE JUNE ALLYSON \\ tranger in Mu Arms BETIS My Ac PARTIS REE TI LL DIM.SEULEMENT \u201cOpération Requins\u201d Couleur - Cinemascope avec VICTOR MATURE COPD OCICS OL OPP OIOPEP LIV OL00004 table given by the Vilas Furniture Company.The drawing was made from the \u2018reserved seat tickets for Saturday evening.Mr.Alan Hooker, local manager of the Vilas Mill Division made the presentation to Mr.Malcolm Whyte, Chateau- guay Heights, Que.There was a horse show in POOPIE OOO Hotel Green Bowl BURKE, N.Y.Paul Desgroseilliers, prop.Cabins Dancing Cocktail Lounge Softball games on Sundays To ST ri aw FRANKLIN DRIVE-IN THEATRE _ MALONE, N.Y.Wed.- Thurs.June 17-18 \u201cRaising A Riot\u201d - also - \u201cLady Killer\u201d OILS POL OLLI OOO 000084, SPECIAL SHOW Thursday Night, June 18 ONE NIGHT ONLY \u201cThe Ozark .: 9) Mountain Boys\u201d with Popular - HHi Billy - Rock-n-Roll music Singing and Dancing both the afternoun ning and a public dance rounded out and closed the 1959 Ex-|ti son Dale of Westville spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Art Goodfellow.family of Kitimat are visiting and eve- y her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Sort- hibition.| \u2018The welcome rain which has fallen for the past two days will improve the hay crop as it did Î nm not look very promising.Glenelm A soft answer will prevent a lol of Mrs, Herman McGibbon and hard feeling.\u201c A leader takes \u201cno\u201d as a request Mr.and Mrs.L.Lausis and for more information.Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, Ormstown War DOOR PRIZES $25.00 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING FRIDAY, JUNE 19 OWMCC HALL (Curling) a.of the 8 p.m.sharp Hillside Cemetery Co.will be \u2018held on Monday, June 22 8.00 p.m.Rennie's Unitéd Church GLENN WALLER, Sec'y.-Treas.BINGO Memorial Community Center 6 GAMES 50c BARN DANCE Friday, June 19 TENNANT'S BARN - Howick Music by WILSON'S- WESTERNAIRES TEA and ART EXHIBIT Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Huntingdon County Hospital - at - GROVE HALL \u201cPlunder Road\u201d Tues.- Wed.\u2026 June 23-24 \u201cThe Young Lions\u201d - also - \u201cLife Begins At 17\u201d! J.ALTON WARDEN, President RESERVE! JULY FIRST Annual Tombola and Dance Heath's Yard and Hall TOMBOLA \u2014 Commencing at 8 pm.Dancing \u2014 with \u201cTHE GEMS\u201d commencing at 9.00 p.m, Huntingdon Citizens\u2019 Band also in attendance Huntingdon Branch No.81, Canadian Legion C.A.LEWIS, Secretary p.m., and from 7.00-9.00 riage.AT HOME Mr.and Mrs.Melville Kerr will be at home to their friends at the Ormstown Legion Hall, on SATURDAY, JUNE 20th, 1959, from 2.00-5.00 are observing the 50th anniversary of their mar- \u2014 p.m.Mr.and Mrs.Kerr Fri.- Sat.June 19-20 Saturday, June 20 \u201cArmored Attack\u201d 3 - 5.30 p.m.\u201cBadlan ders\u201d _ ADMISSION: 50c Pa sr! Holstein Twilight Meeting Happiness\u201d | on farm of - also - \"NORVAL BLAIR, Franklin Centre Friday Evening, June 19th.: at 8 p.m, JUDGING COMPETITIONS for different age groups Bring your basket.We will supply Coffce, Ice Cream and Soft Drinks EVERYBODY WELCOME Huntingdon-Ormstown Holstein Club __ \u2014_ \u2014 APPEARING TONIGHT GAI LOUNGE CHATEAU HUNTINGDON \u201cThe DEL RIO COMBO\" For Reservations: Call C0.4.5311 ED ae Ta are co Hors = Ce Su 1g b= 15 11 d rr wee REE Ea EE Se pe PE ee 1.For Sale VILE COOLERS for dale.Roy Stevenson & Sons, Franklin, Tel: 818 r 31.SUMMER CAMP, refrigerators, electric stoves; household furniture, also kitchen utensils.Louis Simard, 46 King st, Huntingdon.TWO BUILDING LOTS, also a sand and gravel pit.Located 3 miles from Covey Hill Corner.Leonard Houle, R.R.1, Hemmingford, _ ONE LARGE SAFE, inside opening, approx.16x20x21, good condition, price $50.00.O.J.Watson, Phone H'don., CO.4-2131.COLLIES, grand healthy, registered puppies, ideal for working or children's companions.We specialize in giviñg satisfaction.Kelm- grove Kennels, Tel: 43W, Orms- town, Que.GIRLS com.bicycle an good condition.Phone H'don, CO.4-5200.JOHN \"DEERE side delivery Take new last,yeaï, Woods milking ma- cine, Woods milk cooler, 8 gal.cans.Gordon McWhinnie, Orms- town, Tel: 613r32.A QUANITY of clean buckwheat seed.W.J.Todd, Tel: H'don.CO.4- 2342.BUCKWHEAT SEED for sale.Chas.C.Fraser, Phone H'don.CO, 4-2366, Dundee, Que.EIGHT ACRES mixed standing and heavy timber.Alex Lindsay, Ormstown, Tel: 805r31, 1950 FORD TRACTOR, like new.Tel: CO.4-2852.USED TRACTORS and \u2018choppers.Kenneth Wills, Chateaugay, N.Y.Tel: 3682.MOWER, side mounted for Ford.Ferguson tractor, used two years.Phone H'don.CO.4-2661.1950 PONTIAC Sedan Fleetline, radio, four new tires.1951 Meteor, coach, automatic, \u2018good tires.Both cars in good conditions.Russel Milne, Huntingdon, Tel: CO.4-5980.KITCHEN RANGE, electric, wood and coal combination, 220V, $60.Don Reid, Hemmingford, Que., Tel; 311-R-21.\u201c SIZE BED complete, 2 chests of drawers tone with mirror), bedside bureau; combination storm and screen door 6ft.8 x30 inches: upright vacuum cleaner.Apply 65 Prince St., Huntingdon, Phone CO.4-b048.GURNEY wood and gas stove, automatic Ccleman gas tank, like new.Bargain.Also hay in field by bale or standing.Arthur Char- trand, Tel: CO.4-2820, Hunting- don.ONE 17\" table model TV; one modern chesterfield (sectional) Roch Dumouchei, East St, Tel: CO.4-3028.PORTABLE 10\u201d portable T.V.T.V.set, also 14\" set.Suitable for summer camp.Apply Riverside Motors.Tel: H\u2019don.CO.4-2933.A PUREBRED Ayrshire 3 year old heifer and a cow due to freshen soon, accredited and blood tested.Walter Barr, Hemmingford.BEAGLE PUPS for sale.Ken Mc- Niece, Franklin Centre.For Sale Strawberries by the quart or 6|- quart basket.-Elie Lalonde Lee's Corner, CO.4-5888, Huntingdon Clic RNR , \u201cA 4 7K M BUYESELL YOULL AA RAL Ew WANT ADS 1.For Sale 35 ACRES of standing hay.John E.Wilson, Tel: H'don.C0.4-2045 Glenelm, Que.10\u201d ACRES of standing hay, % al- alfa reimainider alsak andtimothy.\u2018Also \u201810° bags table potatoes.George Robidoux, New Erin, Tel: CO.4-2269, \u2018Huntingdon.12 ACRES of alfalfa.Apply Henri Smith; Back Ridge, Tel: H'don.CO._4-2718.100 ACRFS standing \u201chay.Ww.J.Scott, Ormstown, \u2018Que, Tel: 82415.13 ACRES of standing Ray,\u2019 alfalfa, timothy and clover.Andrew Macfarlane.Phone H'don.CO, 4-2183.5 ACRES of st standing hay, barn- room available.McWhinnie Bros.AHane Corners, Tel: Ormstôwn 620r13 = 20 \u201cARPENTS of of | hay.Tel: _Ormstôwn.I: 267W, BUCKWHEAT.Felix Legros, Caza- | ville, CHORE B BOY: world's most complete line of milkers.Featuring Low Vacuum and Master Pulsation, elimidating the major cause of Mastitls.Stable equ:pment and dairy supplies.Earle Fennell, Hun- _tingdon, | Phone H'don.CO.4-2167.800 LAYING HENS Cobolenk, t blood tested and banded for quick sale.Contract of hatchery guaranteed, 80c per dozen for large eggs.Furthermore, all equipment.Price on all hens $1.75 apiece; small quantity $2.00 apiece.Reason: illness of owner.Apply Mr.Edward Braun, R.À.52, Hemminigford, Tel: _800r16.: 1951 FORD pa panel truck, \u201cgood, condition, new tires and battery.J.A._Rorison Howick, Que.ONE McCormick \u2018 W30 tractor in very good order.Apply M.Armand Hurteau, Cazaville, Que.Tel: H'don.CO.4-2732, STRAWBERRIES \u2018for sale.George Sutton, St.Agnes, Tel: H'don.CO.14-5970.FIFTEEN foot yacht.13 hp.Phone CO.4-5809, Huntingdon.TWO milk coolers: one 8 can, one 4 can.Phone H'don.CO.4-2533.ONE electric iron Thor: 1 electric washing machine, Thor.Mrs.G.Tedstone, 77 Wellington St., Hun- tingdon.DAVENPORT in very good \u201ccondition.Tel: don.ONE BED, one bureau.otie chesterfield chair in very good condition.Apply 11 Chateauguay St.__ Huntingdon, Tel: CO.4-5045.TEAM cultivator: milk wagon.Donald Ferns, R.R.2, Huntingdon, Tel: CO.4-2215.SUBJECT to prior sale we offer $10,000 Pointe Claire and Beacons- fiel Protestant.School Bonds 51.7 maturing 1965 to 1969 all maturities at prices to yield 5.90% W.G.McGerrigle, Ormstown.3.Property For.cle \u2018 COUNTRY HOUSE on route 14, 1: miles from Ormstown on lot 70 ft.x 125 ft.Laurent Rabi- deau, Ormstown, Que., Tel: Orms- town 629 ring 1-2.USED FARM FOR MACHINERY SALE 2 International No.45 Hay Balers l\u2019owcr take-off drive, trailer hitch, bale chute W.G.McARTHUR & SON TEL.42 HOWICK FOR SALE Lower Chateaugay Lake New York State LAKE FRONT LOTS Choice Frontage \u2014 Sand Beach \u2014 High Dry Land Hard Wood Forest $995.00 EACH \u2014 TERMS Adirondack Shores Corpn.Lyon Mountain, N.Y.Telephone Pershing 5-4531 CO.4-3229, Hunting- i ALUMINUM DOORS and WINDOWS SALES and SERVICE VAN - PACKER CHIMNEYS A.MAINVILLE 80 Welk: .on St.Huntingdon, Que.Tel.CO.4.5087 3.Property For Sale 8 LOTS 60.ft.x OU ft.located on Centre St.Huntingdon, easy terms if desired.Apply Godf{roy Leduc, Tel: CO.4-2938.TWO LOTS on Lake St.Francis 50'x180\u201d ab Baie Des Brises.Apply MO 4.5021, \u201cO18 at Cedar Point on Lake St.Francis.Apply Rene Rousselle, 68 York St.Huntingdon, Phone 00.4-5283.6% ROOM HOUSE, newly decorated at 2 Lambton St.Apply Mr, Thomas Hingston, 1 Lambton St.Ormstown, Phone 98.TWG cottages and { lot on Lake St.Francis at Somerville Park.Lawrence McCallum, Tel: CO.4-5329, Office CO.4-2486.A HOUSE with a lot of about 12 acres of land, situated on the Back Ridge Road and known as the Dupuy property.E.C.Martin, P.O.Box 430, Huntingdon, Que, SUMMER CAMP, 1eblanc\u2019s Point, \u2018Cazaville, on lot 125 ft.by 75 ft.Rêne Bonhomme, 221 Champlain St.Valleyfield, \u2018Tel: FR.3- 4432.ting of 4 new cottages, 1 log cottage and 1 lot.Good location.Good buy for a retired man.Apply 18 Lake St, Huntingdon, Que.POINT OF LAND on Lake St.Francis, 2 miles from Cazaville, Mrs.F.X.Trepanier, St.Anicet.FIVE ROOMED HOUSE and garage age on about an acre of land, full basement, automatic oil furnace, water softener, 220 wiring, modern conveniences, 2': miles from Hun- tingdon on Plank Road.Wm.F._ Cassidy, Huntingdon.4.To Rent FOUR ROOM heated apartment, 220 entrance, available June 1st.Apply Mrs.Waller Brown, Phone CO.4-5362 or after 6 P.M.CO.4-5406.Huntingdon.SUMMER CAMP on Lake St.Francis, Ste-Barbe, 2 rooms, living and kitchenette, running water, frigidaire, season 8350.00.Phone Valleyfield FR.3-7789.COTTAGES for rent, available for two weeks ov more.Comfortable beds, modern plumbing, electric stoves and refrigerators.Tel: H'don.CO.4-5792.ROOMS to rent by day or week.Port Lewis.Tel: CO.4-2156, Hun- tingdon.A CAMP in St.Anicet, would suit 2 or 3 adults, running water, furnished, $150 per season.Apply Mrs.F.X.Castagner, St.Anicet, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5643.FULLY EQUIPPED trailer.stove.refrigerator etc., will accomodate 4 persons, Situated on lot on Som- ervile Beach.Apply Riverside Motors, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2033 A KITCHEN \u201cand bedroom apartment, not furnished, light and heat supplied, $10.00 per week.Tel: H'don, CO.4-3187.Country Apartment to Rent Four room apartment.conveniences.Modern Apply\u2014 L.McCallum CO.4- 5329, Huntingdon 6.Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD for two.Mrs.Earl Middlemiss, Tel: H'don.CO.4-3059.7.Help Wanted MAN lo work on farm year round, \u2018married or single.A.H.Sparrow, Tèl: H'don.CO.4-5607.7.Help Wanted CLEANING WOMAN.Apply Hun- tingdon County Hospital, betwecn 8 AM.and 4 PM.TWO GIRLS or women for general work and waiting on tables.No cooking, good pay, tips, room and board.\u2018Apply Lakin's Farm, Athel- stan, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2430.EARN $600 or more at home in spare time representing Canada\u2019s finest Children's Camp and Ranch.Established 25 years.information: \u201cWildwood\u201d, Vau- dreuil, Quebec.MECHANIC, fully \u201cqualified for West End Service Station in Montreal, must be able to meet customers and diagnose troubles, permanent position with a future, 5 day week, reply giving particulars as to experience, personal history, salary expected etc, telephone number to arrange ne terview and references to Box 131 Victoria _Station, Montreal, _Que.CAPABLE middle aged woman to take charge of household duties m modern farm home.No small children.Permanent Position.Apply Box 3861, Huntingdon Gleaner.8.Agents Wanted IF YOU own a car, are looking for a full time job, join our Company.The best season to start a Familex agency.Few openings in your surroundings.Sell at high commis- ston: Vitamins, tonics, houschold and farm necessities.Write immediately for details.Familex Dept.J\u201411 1600, Delorimier, Montreal.9.Work Wanted MOTHERS in need of someone to care for children while you are hospitalized.Call Mrs.Walter Donnelly, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5753.SEVFNTEEN year old student, wishing to bebter his English conversation, would like to work for a good English speaking family; is willing to do farm work or other chores in return.Also an eighteen year old girl would look after young children or do housework: small remuneration if thought proper.Apply to Mrs.J.Caron, 28A Ellice St.Beauharnois or Phone CO.8-4863 after 6 pm.15 YEAR OLD high school boy desires light work on farm for July and August.Good home essential.Reply to Mr.W.R.Henderson, 2320 Wilson Ave, Montreal 28.FOR SEWING REPAIRES.Apply Mrs.Leandre Racine, Tel: Hidon.CO.4-3229.10.Wanted to Buy OLD HORSES.Roch Dupuis, rel: H'don.CO.4-2765._ DAIRY COWS, springers for \u2018export, beef cows.canners, open heifers, veal calves.Call Huntingdon CO.4-2434 or CO.4-2933, Harold P.Wattic, Athelstan.HAY AND OATS.Stanley Hamilton, Athelstan, Tel: H'don.CO.4-2328.WANTED One copy of \u201cGleaner Tales\u201d by Robert Sellar.Send particulars to Father J.Galvin, 315 Railway St.Trail, B.C.Wanted Old and young horses, cows and heifers.Chas.McConville CO.4-5370 Huntingdon each length and 12\" up $65.00.Contact\u2014 WANTED Hard Elm Logs Cut 4, 7, 8, 12, 14 and 16 ft.long, 4\u201d over Skidded at in diameter.Huntingdon Wood Speciaities Lid.Phone CO.4-2486 Office or CO.4-5329 Nights Huntingdon.June 13th and Saturday, the prop est tender not necessarily my hands b evening.TENDERS Separate tenders will be received in writin purchase of the house and the shed on the Wa crty owned by the Protestant School Commissioners of All electrical wirin plumbing fixtures are reserved by the sellers.may be examined from one to three o'clock on Saturday, June 20th.Terms cash, and the building or buildings purchased must be removed from 'operty within thirty days.The highest or the low- for the h prop- and fixtures, and The house accepted.Tenders to be in noon June 22nd, and will be taken into consideration at a regular adjourned meeting to be held that E.C.MARTIN, Secretary-Treasurer, ~ Protestant School Commissioners of Huntingdon, Que., SALON LUCE Huntingdon Due to illness my Beauty Shop will be closed until further notice beginning June 15th.Luce Bergevin, Prop.10.Wanted to Buy WE BUY \u2018poultry_ \u201cat ail times at the highest prices on the market.We dress your poultry ready for the oven or freezer.Alcide Chan- tigny, Ormstown, Tel: 20TW.1.Lost THREE SOWS lost around the ond of May.Anyone knowing their whereabouts, Tel: H'don.CO.4-5697.Paul Emile nile Caza, Elgin.LUST or strayed A Angus heifer vearling from John Waddell's pasture, Franklin Centre, Reward, 12.Found 2 ONE PAIR of men \u201cglasses 0 on June 4th on Chateauguay St., Hunting- don.\u201d Owner may have same by paying for this ad.Mrs.Earl Mid- dlemiss, Tel: H'don.CO.4-3059.19.Farm for Sale 79 ACRES of the best land all cultivated, modern six room house with running water.Buildings good condition.Marcel! Dupuis, St.Agnes de Dundee, Tel: CO.4-2839, Huntingdon.Notice PROVINCE OF QUEBEC District of Beauharnois In the Supertor Court DAME ALICE LALONDE, houge- wife.of the Town of Huntingdon, District of Beauharnois.wife common as to property of Willlain Hebert, mechanic, formerly of the Town of Huntingdon, District of Beauharnois, and now of Brushton, in the State of New York, of the United States of America, duly authorized to these presents.Plaintiff.vs WILLIAM HEBERT.mechanic, formerly of the Town of Hunting- don.District of Beauharnois, and now of Brushton in the State of New York, of the United States of Amcrica.Defendant.The Defendant WILLIAM HEBERT.is ordered to appear within one month.Salaberry de Valleyfield, June 4th, 1959.HUBERT LAUZON, Dep.BS.C.15 Wanted months old.Apply Mrs.Harold H.Daniel, Tel: CO.4-5491.HELP WANTED | Housckeeper, two in family, pleasant working salary $25 per weck.Write: MRS.R.W.TOTMAN, 38 4th St, Malone, N.Y.conditions, CR TA ILLEFER 186 Chateauguay St.Huntingdon CO.4-5182 Light ditching, soptic tanks and lrenches, gravel FOR SALE 1.2 in.Maple and Ash Slabwood - also - SLAB WOOD P.W.McCallum Tel.H'don CO.4-2847 FOR SALE One 60 AH Crop Combine with motor, $750.One McCormick - Deering 52-R Combine with motor $550.One McCormick - Deering Thresher, $600.Debyah Farm Implements BANGOR, N.Y.excavating for GOOD HOME for 2 nice kiltens, 3 Ormstown High School (Continued from page 1) gan immediately toliowing the exercises.The gym was decorated with purple and white streamers, diplomas, and silhouettes of the graduates.Baskets of purple and white flowers were arranged on the stage.During the evening soft drinks coffee and refreshments were on sale in the cafeteria.Proceeds were very satisfactory.Don, Don, Duke and Willie provided the music for the occasion.18.Baby Chicks REQUEST price list day old heavy breed cockerel specials.Prompt shipment day old, some started dual purpose pullets and cockerels, Some Ames pullets, also Leghorns.Order July-August broilers.Agents \u2014J.E.Beaudin, St.Chrysostome (Cte Chateauguay) Phone 612R12; Jas.M.Winter, R.R.4, Ormstown, Phone 608RS3, Ormstown.Notice Salon Noëlla will be closed from June 22 to July 4.Mrs.Achille Laberge Notice Re Estate JAMES GORDON DUNN, Ste.Martine, Que.AI persons having claims agalnst the above estate are requested to file their claims with the undersigned notary on or be- cre the twenty-fifth day of une, 1959.All persons owing debts to the above estate are requested to make payment to the undersigned notary on or before July 15th, 1959.C., J.CAMPBELL, Notary, County Building.\u2018Huntingdon, Que.visit Valleyfield Furniture Exchange We buy and sell all kinds of Household Furniture 258 Jacques Cartier Tel.FR.3-6766 Valleyfield Open every day 9 to 6 and Friday evenings Slabwood for Sale 12 in.Maple and Ash Slabwood Also Dry Kindling Wood Huntingdon Wood Specialties Lid.Tel.CO.4-2486 H'don Res.CO.4-5329 I guarantee a sufficlent sup- py of water.I also guarantee hal water will be approved as drinking water by Government es Terms can be arranged Walter Oes 337 St-Jean Baptiste FR.3-4472 __ Valleyfield WELL DRILLING To ensure yourself of a sufficient ycar-round supply of water.For information: Wilfrid Saumier Herdman, Que.TEL.CO.4-5977 Business for Sale Children's Wear and Teecn-age Shop.centrally located in Hun- tingdon.For information call CO.4-5061 Tel.Malone 291-W-3 NOW OPEN SALON 55 YORK ST.or apply Kiddy Town 111 Chateauguay St.LOUISE MRS.GEORGES PARENT HAIRDRESSING TEL.CO.4-3167 Now open for business.SHOE REPAIR SHOP All kinds of shoe repairs.Come and see us, the work is guaranteed.LOUIS WILCOTT Wellington St., just opposite Convalescent Home, Ormstown WELL DRILLING[ HAY SALE MONDAY, JUNE 22 7 p.mat the farm of Mr.J.S.Viau, Covey Hill - 6 miles West of Hemmingtord T0 acres of standing hay Alfalfa, Timothy and Clover TERMS: Cash H.P.HIGGINS, Auctioncer Co.4-5114, Huntingdon HAY SALE To be scld by public auction FRIDAY, JUNE 26 at the farm of Mrs.Claire (Nap.) Duheme, T miles West of Huntingdon on the Carr Sideroa 80 acres of choice qualitv standing hay (alfalfa, clov quid timothy) to be sold in lof sult purchasers.Terms: Cash Sale at 1.30 LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, June 20th, 1959 1 PM.at the residence of Mr.E.A.Richl, Athelstan Village The Following: Westinghouse rofrigerator; olec- tric washing machine: 22 gal.hot water tank; dining room table and 6 chairs; combination bookcase and writing desk: Black Oak library table: Speed Queen ironrr: coffec table; studio lounge and 2 chalrs; 2 small radios; 5 end tables; night table; lable lamp: bedstead; spring and mattress; \u201ci bed; continental bed; dresser: vanity: chest: Wil- llams sewing machine; vaccum cleaner: electric toaster; bathroom scales; lawn mower; garden tools; dishes; pots: glasses; pots and pang and many articles not.mentioned.Term Cash.H.P.HIGGINS, Auctionecf, Hillside Sales Arena Livestock Auction Every Tuesday Night 8 p.m.Lee's Corners, 6 miles West of Huntingdon Truck leaving Howick every Tuesday afternoon ick u Hvestock for the a?all C 4-2933, Huntingdon.NEW CENTRE PENTICTON, BC.(CP) \u2014 A 10 acres will be built here to house 16 businesses.$600,000 shopping centre covering Wednesday, June !7th, 1939 The Gleaner - 5 FOR SALE 1957 DODGE Suburban 1957 DODGE 1956 CHEVROLET 1955 CHEVROLET 1955 DODGE 1954 CHEVROLET 1953 DESOTO 1953 DODGE 1953 PLYMOUTH suburban 1950 DCDGE 1948 PLYMOUTH 1953 DODGE, one ton C.J KYLE Tel.CO.4-5321 Huntingdon FOR SALE One 1949 Ford Tractor One 2-furrow Ferguson Plow One set of Ford Disc Harrows, 7 Ft.One Ferguson rear mounted Circular Saw One Ford 7 ft.Mower 3 point hitch, used one year Telephone CO.4-5607 A.H.SPARROW Huntingdon USED CARS FOR SALE 56 FORD 56 METEOR 55 CHEVROLET 53 PONTIAC 53 PLYMOUTH 52 CHEVROLET 52 METEOR PONTIAC 56 1, TON TRUCK 51 J | Huntingdon Motors Reg'd CO.4-5822, Huntingdon Huntingdon e 6 WOOD STOVES e 6 OIL FURNACES e 6 KITCHEN SETS e | BATH TUB e 2 TELEVISION SETS e | ELECTRIC RADIO eo 40 NEW POTS and PANS H.Tel.H'don | p.m.PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, June 27, 1959 Sharp - ut Fair Grounds e 6 OIL STOVES e 7 ELECTRIC RANGES 8 LIVING ROOM SETS ° e 5 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS e 4 BEDS and MATTRESSES 1 BABY CARRIAGE 2 CAR RADIOS 2 VACUUM CLEANERS 12 KETTLES eo 4 KITCHEN and BA THROOM SINKS e OTHER ARTICLES TERMS: Cash LOUIS SIMARD, owner Tel.CO.4-5486 P.HIGGINS, auctioncer CO.4-5114 For FORD 4 door S NY NY ~~ OLDSMOBILE TEL.CO.4-2933 Sale edan VOLKSWAGEN Coach BUICK, Roadmaster 2-door Hard-Top CHEVROLET Coach BUICK Special Coach Sedan BUICK, 4-door Hard-Top PONTIAC Station Wagon Riverside Motors Reg'd HUNTINGDON aan à céline 15 anges Te 6-The Gleaner Wednesday, June 17th, 1959 ns \u2014 News from Ormstown COVERING THE ACTIVTIES OF THE \u201cLITTLE ROYAL\u201d EXHIBITION CENTRE Shower for Miss Marion Greer ORMSTOWN.\u2014 On Saturday last, Miss Marion Greer was pleasantly surprised by many of her neighbours and friends at the home of Mrs.Ernest Martin, Dewittville.Upon arriving, Marion was escorted to a gaily decorated chair to the tune of \u2018Here Comes the Bride\u201d.Many delightful gifts were then opened and admired.Afterwards, Marion gratefully thanked all those present.Refreshments were then served and later all departed wishing Marion much happiness for the future.Miss Annie Sangster has taken up residence in Orms- town after spending some time with Mr.and Mrs.D.Fraser, Dundee.40th Wedding Anniversary The immediate family of Mr.and Mrs.Eddie Hooker gathered at the Hooker home on Monday evening, to surprise their parents on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary.Following some card games, the family enjoyed a chicken dinner.Mrs.John L.Winter, Miss Lyla Winter and Mr.and Mrs.Ross Winter were guests on Saturday, at the Dawson-Fleming wedding at Dundee, and the reception following at the Huntingdon Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Haycock of Vancouver, B.C., are visiting with Mrs.J.McLean, Mrs.Phyllis Upton and family.Rev.Walter Ross of Fort William is visiting with Mr.and Mrs.William Brown and calling on his many friends.Rev.Ross gave the sermon at the Orms- town Presbyterian Church on Sunday.Rev.Ross has been attending the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada held during the lust two 'weeks at Toronto.Dr.-and Mrs.J.A.Davidson, Heather and Susan attended the Hatfield-Murray wedding at the First Presbyterian Church, Utica, N.Y., on Saturday and the re- cepuion following at the Golf ub.Mr.Gordon Graham of Longueuil spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Earle Hooker.Mr.and Mrs.John Shopcott.George and Anne of St.Eustache spent the past week-end with Mr.and Mrs.John Greer.Mr.and Mrs, Keith MacMillan iand Barry of Finch, Ont., spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs Adam McNeil.Miss Mary Sault of Albert College, Belleville, Ont., has completed her studies \u2018and will spend a holiday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Earl Sault.Mr.Reg.Bishop, Mr.W.Bishop Sr of Sherbrooke, spent last week al the home of Mr.and Mrs.Mervin Barrington.Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker visited on Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Willlam Widdowson, Mr.and Mrs.E.Perry, Covey Hill, Miss Joan Barrington of Hud- \u2018son, N.Y.spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ivan Barrington.Miss Rosemary Aikman of Three Rivers, Mr.Bruce Aikman of Quebec City, Mr.and Mrs.Dale Morrison and Bruce of Cowansville, were guests over the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Preston Hooker.Mrs.Ken Aldridge of Clarence- ville spent last week with her friends in Ormstown, Mrs.Wallace Orr, and Brian, Judy, Tommy and Daphne Aldridge of Cla- rencenville spent the week-end we Sensational pay you mor\" = Baler Deal.gives you a farm-size baler , on the easiest terms ever Whether you want the new low-cost, twine-tie Case 133 baler that works fast even in heavy hay .big-tonnage Case 140 or big-bale Case 160 for twine or wire .see us now .the for a \"once-in-a-lifetime\u201d deal.New Sure-tie CAS BE ® 133 Baler Ask for a \u2018\u201c\u2018try-it-yourself\u2019\u2019 test right on your own farm «+s NO Charge; of course.F.C.MOORE HUNTINGDON at the Orr cottage.Rev.and Mrs.Herbert Reid and lan of Ottawa were callers in town last week-end.Mrs.Willlam Allen of Aubrey spent a few days this week with Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Cairns and family.Mrs.Melvin Watt and Donna uf Covey Hill, spent u few days with Mrs.Ruth Towns and Sheila and Mrs.W.Kilgour.Mr.Hies of Vancouver, B.C, is visiting with Dr and Mrs.G.L.Sutton and family.Miss Lyla Winter of St.Lambert spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Winter.Mr.and Mrs.Melville Kerr Tou Observe Golden Wedding Mr.and Mrs.Melville Kerr will be in town for a few days this week.On Saturday, the family has arranged an \u201cAt Home\u201d at the Legion Hall from 2,00 to 5.00 p.m.and from 7 to 9 pm.Miss Judy Gomery of Montreal and Mr.Milton Hooker of Kingston, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Earle Hooker.Mr.and Mrs.Adam McNeil visited recently with Mr.and Mrs.Keith MacMillan and Barry, enroute to Hamilton and Dundas where they visited Mr.David Doughty and family, Dundas, Mrs.J.McNeil, Mr.and Mrs.Willis Anderson and family, Hamilton.Rev.J.C.Hood attended the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada held in Toronto during the last two weeks.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Kilgour, Barry and Janice of Harvey Station, N.B., spent last week with relatives, called here by the sudden death of Mrs.George Kil- gour.\u2018They spent some time at the home of Mr.George Kilgour, and Mr.and Mrs.Earle Hooker.Mrs.John McCaffrey attended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs.W.P.McArdle in Syracuse, N.Y.on Wednesday.The Women's Auxiliary of the Barrie Memorial Hospital will hold the annual spring \u201cGeneral Meeting\u201d, in the Hospital Board Room on June 22nd at 8 p.m.Mrs.J.Hall, wife of the minister of St.James Anglican Church, Ormstown, will be the guest speaker.Mrs.Hall is an R.N.being a graduate of Ottawa Civic Hospital.Later she served on the Staff of the Smiths Falls General Hospital and spent several years in the North of Canada where her husband served in the Diocese of Moosonee.Lacolle LACOLLE.\u2014 The Lacolle Le- glon Branch No.11 received an invitation to join the Rouses Point Legion, N.Y., in their Memorial Day Ceremonies, which were held on May 30th.Due to most of the members of the Legion belonging to the Customs and Immigration services it was difficult to get many of the comrades together.They managed to get ten of the boys and they picked up une other mem: ver who lives in Rouses Point, N.Y.It would be nice to mention here that this member, Mr.Olivier Houle is 87 years old and that he marched the whole route of the parade as though he was still In his twenties.They were commended on their smartness and they hope that next year, they will have a better turnout to join their comrades south of the border in their Memorial Day services.The 5th Annual Fishing Derby took place on June 7th and it | was a success even though the day was dull and chilly.The following are the winners of the Derby and the person who donated the individual prizes other than the main prize, which was donated by the Legion itself.1st Prize: biggest Dore: Mr.M.Patterson, Lacolle, $25.00; 2nd Prize: D.Goyette, Cantic, one tackle box donated by A.Remillard; 3rd prize: Mr.M.Turnbull, 7760 Central Ave.Ville LaSalle, 1 doz.beer (O'Keefe); 4th prize: Mr.A.Blair, Lacolle, 1 plug (R.Sene.); 5th prize: Mr.Foisy, Blackpool, Que., fish rod (H.Auburn); 6th prize: Mr.E.D'Aoust, Montreal, glasses (Dow).Pike.\u2014 1st prize: Mr.J.Cloutier, Blackpool, $15.00; SHOP AT KE [ATTENTION FARMERS FOR YOUR MILK HOUSE REQUIREMENTS KELLY'S FARM SUPPLIES | Fairview Road OFFERS YOU THE FOLLOWING | 10 DAY SPECIAL Beatty Electric Hot Water Heaters, White Enamel finish, 30 gal.capacity, 2 1500-watt Elements Galvanized \u2014 5 yr.guarantee .$94.95 Glass Lined \u2014 10 yr.guarantee Complete Stock of Galvanized Pipe and Fittings | ; Dies loaned for making your own installation Beatty Pumps and Pressure Systems \u2014 Sump Pumps and Softeners on hand.Washers - Dryers - Freezers - Refrigerators | Floor Polishers - Vacuum Cleaners LLY'S FARM SUPPLIES AND SAVE KY 2nd prize: Mr.G.Heathfleld, Cantic, tackle box (A.Landry); 3rd prize: W.Heathfield, Can- tiv, plug (N.Van Vliet); 4th: P.Racine, 5725 SL.James.W., Montreal gas can (G.La- ramee); gas (A, Racine»: 6th: R.D'Aoust, Montreal, glasses Dow).Perch.\u2014 1st prize: Mr.V.Archambeault, 2045 Trenholme W., Mtl., $10.00: 2nd price: Mr.J.Lacreno, Cantie, minnow pail «T.Lyons»; 3rd: Mr.H.Shelby, Cantic, plug tJ.Masten); 4th: H.Hurvey, TV.lamp (A.Blain); 5th: D.Goyette, Cantic, fish spear and gaff «O.Lenoir); 6th: J.Ryan, Montreal, glasses (Dow).Cantic, Children\u2019s Prizes, under 16 years Largest fish.\u2014 1st prize: G.Calom, $10.00; 2nd prize: M.Cobh, Cantic, fish rod (G.Choquette); 3rd: J.G.St.Onge, 2412, Lafontaine E., Mtl, fish line; 4th: G.St.Jacques, Cantle, glasses; 5th; W.Archambeault, 2094 Trenholme W., Mil, fish line; Consolation prize: P.Dupuis, Napierville, Que.Sun Fish.\u2014 Miss H.Boudoln, Montreal: Consolation: Miss P.Limoges.Largest number of coarse fish: 1st prize: D.Laverty, 951 Mel- rose, N.D.G., (book); 2nd prize: D.Goyelte, Cantic.Drawings: 1st drawing: Mr.M.Berlin- guette, Cantle, $25.00: 2nd drawing: Mr.Norman De- nault, Blackpool, $15.00; ard: Mr.Darcy McGee, Cantic, $10.00.Drawing on Entry Derby Ticket: 40oz Rye donated by Lacolle Inn, won by Dave Hannah.The Canadian Legion of La- colle Branch No.11 wish to extend their thanks to everyone for their donations.The Annual Collection Drive for the Canadian Red Cross was carried out by the Canadian Legion Branch No.11, Lacolle.The chairman of the committe was Mr.Harold Cahill and co-chair- man, Ralph Smith.The canvassers were some of the bovs and girls from the community and girls from the Civil Service.Blackpool.The amount of $500.00 was collected.A Blood Donors\u2019 Clinic will be held in Lacolle at the Catholic Girls\u2019 School on St.Marie St.Tuesday.July 7th.Conducling the drive are the Ladies Auxiliary of Branch No.11, Canadian Legion.About 2.30 am.Saturday morning.a severe electric storm caused the barn of Mr.Duteau, the local policeman.to burn to the ground.The community wus sorry to hear of the sudden illness of Mr.Wilson Grant, better known to all as \u201cBill\u201d, who is now a patient in the Queen Mary Veterans Hospital.Montreal.All wish him u speedy recovery.New Erin | NEW ERIN \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Allison Sparrow and Jimmy of St.Lambert, Que., were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.L.Sparrow and attended the Ormstown Fair.Mis.Clarence Starr and son Robert of Bordeaux, Que, have returned home after spending the past two weeks with Mr.and Mrs.C., L.Starr.Week-end guests at the same home were Messrs.L.West and E.Starr of St.Lambert, Miss Esther Lavery, Montreal and Mr.Clarence Starr of Bordeaux.Mrs.Gerald Capsey of Bedford, Que., visited over the week-end with her mother.Mrs.Margaret Cameron.Gerald Forget Congratulations to Mr.Gerald Forget of Trout River, Que., who has successfully completed his second year in Black and White and Color TV with a 90% mark.(Courtesy: L'Institut de L\u2019Elec- tronique, 5932 St.Hubert St, Montreal, Que.) FAST RELIEF FOR ACHING MUSCLES LINIMENT Sth: W.Bell, Cantic, $3.00 of | PRE Hu\u2019 i cee md VR wT Shown above at top is the scene at the opening of the Calf Scramble, when the order was given to the competitors to go.The expressions The Red Cross Campaign has ccme right ahead since our last report and the total at June 9th, stood at $1537.72, which is past the three-quarter mark of the minimum objective.Of this amount, Mr.Lucien Perron reports collections in St.Anicet and Cazaville at $231.52.Good reports are being received by W.E.S.McNair, in charge of col- lecticns, and he hopes have all returns very shortly.Meanwhile if you have not already been canvassed, you may send your contribution to Mr.McNair.Foilowing is a further names and contributions: $25.00\u2014St.Anicet Municipal Corporation.$5.00\u2014Mrs.T.L.Trembly, A.Dion.$3.00-\u2014Rod & Gun Club, $2.00\u2014F.E, Latreille, O.Jolicoeur, L.Dupuis, L.Latrielle, P.Boucher, O.Dupuis, G.Dupuis, J.O, Trem- bly, J.Hepwarth, R.Dansereau, E.Saucier, R.Brunet, I.Trepanier, Mrs.E.McNicol.P.E.Trepanier.$150\u2014B.Hart.$1.00\u2014P.Lepage, F.Lapierre, L.Hurteau.R.Orpin.A.Legault, John Caza, F.Quesnel, R.Quesnel, Alpha Caza, J.Chretien, Jas.Hart, R.Le- cavelier.J.Latriclle, W.Hart, Ach.Hart, Earl McNicol, C.E.8t.Pierre, G.PLatrielle, G.Bergeron, M.Caza, S.Caza.E.Rabeau.G.Caza, P.Trembly, L.Jolie, K.Leslle, A.Brouillette, E.Leblanc.J.Spenellio, Alp.Dupuis, G.Dupuis, A.Quenne- ville, C.Quenneville, E.Ouimette Ana.Leblanc, Emile Caza, Alf.Caza, Gaston Caza, Arm.Brodeur, R.Brunet, M.Hari, Alm.Hurteau, A.Haineault, R.Castagnier, E.Champagne, Art.Brodeur, Em, Brodeur, E.Lauzon, F.Durocher, Jos.Quen- neville, D.Carriere, J.A.C.Ques- nel, A.Roy, \u2018A.Hart, O.Durocher.E.Bernier, Jos.Carriere, Romeo Caza, Yves Caza, H.Carriere, Mrs.J.P.Hart, U.Genier, E.Lapointe, E.Quenevilie, F.Teste, Real Quen- neville, Mrs.M.Aubin, A Benoit, A.Robidoux, R.Goyette, E, Gendron, R.Soucier, Arm.Caza, Ray.Caza, list of Irving, L.L.* 1.Alb.Caza, Aldoma Caza, R.Martin, H.N.Johnston, R.St.Onge, 8.8t.Onge, Arm.Gendron, J.P.8t.Onge, $1537.72 Subscribed For Red Cross To June 9th aN on the faces of the boys show their eagerness to get going and try Lo be a winner.Photograph below shows one competitor who got his calf and R.Leduc, G.A.Boucher, G.F.Boucher, H.Brunet, J.Legault, O.Brunet, G.Carrierre, J.Beaudry, R.Lalumiere, Omer Leduc, P.Ge- gueire, N.Legault.J.Lalumiere, R.Ouimet, A.Leblanc, F.Seguin, A.Quenneville, F.Carriere, M.Emond, S.McNicol, Alf.Cartier, Edm.Billette, Reine Carriere, J.M.Des- champs, Is.Quesnel, Aris Beau- chesne, Alc.J.Caza, Chas.Tre- panier, F.Legros, R.Irving, L.Hur- teau, E.Trepanier, L.Bowles, M.Billette, Y.Trepanier, Eg.Robidoux, C.McNicol, L.Latrielle, C.Pilon, FEATURES YOU WILL COMPLETE Subject Lo local Laxes SCENES OF THE LABATT'S CALF SCRAMB managed to get it across the line to be a winner, It was an exciting time while the boys were catching their calf and putting a halter on to bring them in over the line.Scramble is an appropriate name for the calves sensed what was coming and went off in all directions and got away many times.(Photo by Lynn Robb H.Carrierre, D.Latrielle, A.Latu- lippe, J.D.Quenneville, Curé Paul Deguire, G.Chretien, J.C.Vall- lancowrt, Miss Claire Choquette, H.Caza, A.Genier, A.Quenneville, F.Dancouse, Miss G.Oulmet, R.Du- puis, Rod.Caza.The Gore THE GORE \u2014 Mrs.Sarah Anderson and Miss Violet Anderson, of Montreal, are spending a vacation with Mr.and Mrs.Willard Anderson, Mr.and Mrs.Willie Johnson of New York City spent a few days last week with Mr.and Mrs, W.J.Graham, Mr.and Mrs.Mervyn Graham Agility in driving \u2014 and parking ENJOY IN A 3KODA and Melvin spent a Sunday recently with Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Graham cf Chateauguay, Que.Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Graham returned home ufter having spent the week-end there.Murs, Jessie Anderson of Montreal visited friends on the Gore the pas week and was a Friday overnight guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Graham.Mr, and Mrs.Mort Manson were Saturday evening guests of Mr.ahd Mrs.Nelson Anderson and Mr Robert Anderson, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Graham and Mr.and Mrs, Mervyn Graham and Melvin, spent last Sunday visiting at the homes of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Dear and Mr, and Mrs.David Aubrey, Burke, NY.: Aluminum gear case with steel inserts \u2014 Torsion proof backbone chassis and Independent 4-wheel suspension for greater ccmfort and road-holding ability, Parts and service available throughout Canada.Coll and arrange for a drive in SKODA 440 at Robidoux Automobile Reg'd., 42 Chateauguay St., Huntingdon For information about franchise, write OMNITRADE LTD., 1247 Guy St., Montreal .AS.Ee i Ee | [ | J, all hel wa ove do ove Sa no mu far wa nig the can als of | day thy pal the Car the way rea cert the 10 this wor alre is 1 eve see! Bri sea Roy the for wil bay see hai cit! Has we tal su) spi to gr sp of ame wi recs bh) pUy un Mrs.fter e reul past ight ra- vere and Mr and and Ling hur Au- }-16 pre \u2014\u2014 Sp \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 pore ee aps et ss a FEES.a DE Er Ss pr EEE Éditorial Notes A Successful Exhibition E believe we are right in saying that W Ormstown Exhibition was a success in all respects.The weather was such that made conditions ideal for a fair.The rain held off for the most part, even though it was badly needed.But with the fair once over, the countryside was treated to a real downpour during the night of Sunday and over into Monday.A few showers fell on Saturday and Friday evening, but these did not mar the fair or the attendance.» The rain on Sunday and Monday will do much good to growing crops of all kinds and farmers generally should be quite happy the way things have turned out.We understand unofficially, that Friday night was a complete sell-out for seats in the arena and had there been more seating capacity, it could have been sold too.It is also understood that this situation was a sort uf record for the exhibition.The Stock Parade filled the arena on Friday evening to capacity and an overflow of the 4-H Club exhibits had to form a second parude.This pointed to the increased number of exhibits in the cattle classes which were entered in the fair this year.The Poultry sectlon was another department that burst ts seams and overflowed beyond the facilities available, The Exhibition Board is to be congratulated on the improvements made about the grounds which provided a better arrangement for the midway and farm machinery exhibits, There is a little work to be done at the underpass entrance to the parking lot on the inside of the race track, but no doubt this will be looked after before another fair.The Highland Dancing and the Calf Scramble no doubt helped to increase attendance, for here were a couple of items that were more or less new for the exhibition.There is no doubt that they tended to add interest for some of the patrons and it is quite evident that the calf scramble did, for so many people were talking about it and anxious to see it when It took place.All in all every change and every Improvement, contributed to make the success at- vained.Official Opening of St.Lawrence seaway by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower OMORROW, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip will arrive in Canada and start their tour which will take them right across Canada and enroute they will participate in the official opening of the St.Lawrence Seaway.On June 24th, they will arrive in Montreal and on June 26th, the official opening ceremonies will take place at St.Lambert.At this time we are not truly aware of the great impact this new seaway is going 10 make on the history of Canada.Already this great undertaking is known all over the world and ships from far off countries are already nayigating its waters.Huntingdon is not in the real immediate vicinity of the seaway course, but it is not far away.However, much of the ceremonial program will be seen close to our Town, as the Queen's Yacht Britannia will sall along the route of the seaway within a few miles of here.The Royal Yacht will also anchor for the night in the bay at Valleyfield and we have been informed a boat will be lowered and the Queen will sall in this around the shores of the bay, so that as many people as possible may see her.This event and others in the Beau- harnois area will be close to home and many citizens should be able to get a good view of the proceedings on June 26th.There is no doubt that after this ceremony hus taken 'place, there will be a settling down to business of development.This development will probably be along the shores of the St.Lawrence and could produce many new projects.At first no doubt, the development will be at those points close to Montreal and Cornwall.As time goes on however, this may stretch even as far as the Huntingdon area and beyond.Manufacturing concerns who will use the seaway in their business, will want to be as close to it as possible.Such development may take many years, but eventually we feel it will.As this development takes place new residential areas will be required and it could quite conceivably be that Hun- tingdon would become such a spot.In that event à much larger business area would be required and thus call for expansion in that direction.This, of course, is taking a long range view of the course of events, but it holds possibilities.Our planners should work with this in mind so as to be ready when the time should come to implement the action.This event is truly an historical one and will go down in history as it is written, The seuway is no mean accomplishment, yet it is the realization of a dream that was talked about and planmed for many years.No doubt there will be many problems to overcome and its true worth to the development of Canada will be watched with anxious eyes with the hope that it will prove the success that is looked for.Summer Perils Y now, most of us have caught the certain symptons of summer.Most winter- weary Canadians show signs of the seasonal malady \u2014 the weekend urge to go fishing, to take or plan the holiday trip, and find some sure-fire way to eliminate the dandelions sprouting on the lawn.Although summer is a sort of rejuvenation to most, it has its built-in dangers and one of them centres around one of the season's greatest attractions \u2014 swimming and all the sport that bodies of water large or small offer.Each year, the old swimming hole or something akin to it takes its toll of lives.Leaky boats, tipped canoes, the venture into deep water when swimming should be confined to the shallow shorestde, disregard of posted warnings about water safety or the neglect to arm non-swimmers with life belts for boat jaunts all may add up to summer tragedy.As statistics indicate and the water-safe- ty-promoting Red Cross emphasizes, the danger exists as much for adults as for children, and perhaps even more.Most school-age children at least are introduced to water safety measures: many schools offer swimming instruction.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Water Safety Week, June 14-20, bombards the community and schools with posters and pamphlets stressing the importance of safe fun in or on the water.It's the sort of week that must stretch into every summer month and be heeded by everyone as the move to beaches, cottages, lakes and bays gets under way.The Rotary Club of Huntingdon would like to undertake the building of a wading pool, and likewise a swimming pool, but the lack of sufficient funds means such projects will have to be delayed.The Nurse Benefit Sweepstake tickets are presently on sale and what money is subscribed in excess of the Fund requirements for nurses-in-training during the coming year, is to be set aside for the pools.The Chateauguay River water has been tested again this year, and the test reveals that the water has been judged as unsuitable for safe swimming.Boys and girls, adults and parents should take heed to this announcement re the condemned water condition in the Chateauguay River, and at the same time back up the Rotary Club Sweepstake so that two safe pools can be built in Huntingdon at as early a date as subscribed funds will permit.\\W \u201d ° The Gleaner\u201d rires The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.ADAM L.SELLAR, President and Editor Authorized as second class matter, Post Office Department, Ottawa Subscription Rates: $3.50 per year, U.S.A.$4.50 Single Copy 10c Members of: Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association Although every precaution will be taken to ord error, The Gleaner accepts\u2019 advertising in its celumns on the understanding that it will not be llable for any error IN any advertisement published here.under unless a proof of such advertisement is requested in writing by the ad- pentteor and returned to The Gleaner usiness office duly signed by the adver.tiser and with such error or correction plainly noted In writing thereon, and In that case, If any error so noted Is not corrected by The Qleaner, Ite liability shall not exceed puch a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the .space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupled by such advertisement, Association Managers Holstein adherents in attendance at Ormstown Exhibition were naturally elated that George M.Clemons, Secretary- Manager of the Holstein-Frieslan Association was in attendance on the day the judged.Lu was indeed a nice compliment to pay to his fellow Black and White adherents.Mr.Clemons had been in attendance at a Holstein sa\u2019e in the U.S.A.and in order to get to Ormstown, he had to drive a considerable distance, J.Douglas MacKechnie, Sec- retary-Manager of the Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association of Canada, was also in attendance on Ayrshire day, likewife \u201cArt\u201d Steele, Chief Inspector.Record of Per- ijormance.Lachute Giving Ormstown Exhibition a careful look-over was a delegation frem Lachute Spring Fair headed by its President, W.Erskine Rodger.As in former years they are promising a good livestock show, in fact a larger Ayrshire Show than usual, The Ayrshires and Holsteins will be judged on Friday, June 19, commencing at 9 a.m.Maxæville Fair Before Gilbert Macmillan telephoned during the evening of June 5, we had no intention of going to Maxville Fair this year.\u201cGtb\u201d had been at Maxville that day in attendance at the Holstein Show with his brothers-in- law Douglas Elder and Stanley Hamilton, had seen a good show.and the promise of an equally good Ayrshire show on the Saturday, June 6.However, he didn\u2019t want to drive alone and so finally persuaded this writer Lo accompany him.And we weren't disappointed.Maxville Fair is one of Eastem Ontario's oldest Fairs, with Kenyon Agricultural Society as its sponsor.Since we had not been at that Fair in over ten years, when it was a Fall event, we were naturally surprised to see the changes that had been made.Most striking in that respect is an up-to-date grandstand, with, below same, the Society's office and the spacious dining room in which a Church organization style luncheon.They also have a fenced-in paddock, with seating accommodation, as the cattle judging ring, with immediately adjacent to same the cattle bain.À pattern which many similar Fairs could well copy.We might also add that Max- ville has indeed a great asset in Holsteins were, served a satisfying, home-cooked | PL OPP OP OO PL OCICS PIE OPLPOPIPP OSE CO POP VIC COP POS POOPIIPLPIOVS n°.; A .Round Byre N, Ring By FRANK NAPIER / James (Jim) Humphrey, Agricul- | Pages 7-14 tural Representative for Glen- garry County.He stage manages all the cattle sections and he and his efficient Secretary, Miss Joan Marcoux, had on hand for distribution, free of charge, a sufficient number of catalogues of the exhibits.We understand that similar catalogues had been pre- cared by Miss Marcoux for the other breed shows.The Village or Maxville has a Population of only some 700 to 800, but it is in a central location, in that great livestock area, Glengarry County.Moreover, being an open show, the 103 head of Ayrshires on parade in the individual classes were not only from Glengarry, but also from Prescott, Stormont and Grenville Counties, and Lachute, Que.Of that show, considering the numbers.quality, fitting and showing of same, one could quite wel claim that it was on a par with that seen at many leading Class A Exhibitions.The judge, Alex.Sutherland, Paris, Ont, and President of Ayrshive Breeders' Association of Canada, made à most expeditious jcb of his rather heavy task, and the several comments he made on his placings indicated that he knew what he was looking for.so to speak, in every class.The junior and reserve grand champion male was Mille Roches Leader, first prize junior yearling for W.Erskine Rodger.La- chute, Que.The reserve junior award went to Bruce Bros.Spencerville, Ont, on Bruceburn Perfect Blend, first prize senior bull calf.The senior and grand champion male was Glengarry Lord, a most impressive young bull who headed the 2-year-old class for Salem Thomson, Martintown, Ont.The reserve senior champion male was Burnside High Destiny, a bull of substance and quality that headed the aged bull class for Harold Blaney & Son, Maxville.R.Roy Simmons, Finch, led the 11 junior yearling heifers and then annexed the junior female championship on Memory Lane Patsy.The second prize junior yearling heifer, Springbrae Bessie 5th.was reserve junior champion female for Alex, Robertson, Martintown, Ont.Wosdleu Evergreen Florence.first in a class of 12 cows, 4 years and over, in milk, won the senior and grand female championship for W.Erskine Rodger.The reserve senior and reserve grand champion female was Glen Naughton Barbara 2nd, first prize 3 to 4-year-old, in milk, for ¥ J.Mcllwain, Vankleek Hill, nt _ THE GLEANER The St.Lawrence Seaway in its broades: sense is a deep waterway extending some 2,300 miles from the Atlantic Ocean to the head of the Great Lakes at the heart of North America.The St.Lawrence River is its main artery and the waters of Lake Superior.seeking sea level, drop 602 feet through the other lakes and the river's mighty course on their way from mid- continent to the sea The St.Lawrence Seaway.as a jurisdiction and operating waterway, lies between Montreal Harbour and Lake Erie, and includes the Welland Ship Canal.The St.Lawrense Seaway Authority is a Crown Companv charged by the Canndian Government With task of building the navigation facilities in Can- Ada necessary for the Seaway.It will also maintain and operate these works.At Montreal, 1,000 miles of river from the Atlantie Ocean \u2014 these 1,000 miles entirety in Canada and in fact all within the one Province of Quebec \u2014- ships begin the transit of actual canals and locks necessary to overcome the series of rapids in the upper St.Lawrence River Seaway Route As one crosses the Jacques Cartier Bridge from the Island of Montreal to the South Shore of the St.Lawrence.the pool of Montreal Harbour may be seen to the right and then the begin- the South Shore close to the southern end of the bridge.A new bridge span, 250 feet in length, was built on falsework just beside the bridge.On October 20th, 1957, the old span was removed downstream and the new one This translation.involving the movement of 3,100 tons.78 feet, | he was accomplished five hours.The raising of the its completion on July 3, 1958.From the bridge or the shore road may be obtained a view of the entrance to the Seaway channel.Ships sail here on their way for some 1,300 miles further, it need be, into the heart ol North America.Turning to the right (from the bridge) and following Quebec Highway No.3, the traveller will see a two-mile-long channel Subscription $3.50 a year Sailing The St.Lawr ning of the Seaway channel on | translated into place.| by Miss Dorothy McKell Miss Dorothy McKell has re- three weeks\u2019 vacation She is employed as a stenographer for the K.IL.M.Dulch \u2018Airlines at Dorval, Que., and is a daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Arnold McKell of Howick, Que.a flight of about 15 hours.plate of chicken, ham and rolls.called the \u201cFive Flies\u201d, built The waiter asks your nationality and table.They have gold plates on the turned to Monireal after spending |by rand This Is thie way she describes her | trIp\u2014We landed in Amsterdam after | 1627, you go down into a sort of | cellar.There are all kinds of old | it swords and helmets on the walls.| We landed in the midst of a heavy [looking backs of the chairs, engraved with.Viewing Famous Cities Of The World \u2014 Travelling By Plane the names of famous people who sat : there, I was in the one occupied Mrs.Bob Hope.Everything is shrubs having large blossoms.They seem to have lots of rain, We took a boat to North Amsterdam and then u bus to Voldendam, | \u2018The sun was shining so it was fairly | Our warm, Voldendam is a little town trip was smooth s0 we managed to | With narrow cobblestone streets, 5 !beside the Zuider Zee.The little get some sleep.They served a cold \u2018cove is filled with fishing boats with! Amsterdam seems to be a mixture | their nets hanging like shrouds on | B of London, Paris and Venice, It has | them.The men wear black baggy | quite a4 few canals.The people get | lrousers and tops and the women around in cars and on bicycles (1 |Wear long black skirts and striped never saw so many in my life) young tops.both wear wooden shoes and and old are all wheeling around.We | had dinner in a little restaurant The houses are the same as they.in | Were centuries ago.We flew to Istanbul.Turkey, and i some of the women wear lace caps.certainly is a mysterious East, - in Europe.{green here, trees with thick foliage: mauve 10c à com leading to the first lock of the Seaway.It Is at St.Lambert at the southern end of the Victoria Bridge Here ships will be lifted some 15 feet from the level of Montreal Harbour 122 feet above sea level) to the level of the Lapralrie Basin and thence will travel 8, miles in channel around the basin to the second lock at Cote Ste.Catherine.Lift spans have been installed in the main Victorin Bridge structure and In a diversion just upstream of the lock to provide access for the road and rail traffic.This lock, as will the other 8 new Scaway locks and the 7 HfL locks on the Welland Ship Canal which will form part of the Seaway) will have the following dimensions.Useable length: 730 feet Width: 80 feet Depth over Lock Sills: 30 feet.Canada has built the St, Liun- bert Lock and 4 other locks.The United States has built two locks.In this area, parks and playgrounds will be located on the newly made land and new water intake and drainage facil ities have been installed by the St.Lawrence Scaway Authority for the municipalities skirting the channel.Leaving the St.Lambert Lock and the channel skirting the La- prairie Basin, the traveller will pass through the Town of La- prairie old In Canadian history.It is the western terminus of the first rallroad in Canada completed ffom St.Johns on the Richelieu River in 1837.Some of the houses in this town date bacx to the mid-18th Century.Cote Ste.Catherine Lock Just before reaching the Cote Ste.Catherine Lock there may seen on the right a small in less than ighrine.This commemorates the life of a Mohawk Indian maiden, bridge structure under the live [Kateri Tekakwitha who, in the load of the traffic followed until {belief of many, may become the first North American-born Saini in the Roman Catholic Church.The Cote Ste.Catherine Lock, which will require 24,000,000 gallons of water to fill, will be able to be filled or emptied in less than 10 minutes.It will lift.ships from the level of the Laprairie Basin 30 feet up to that of Lake St.Louis.The function of this lock is to by-pass the Lachine Rapids, a ! Bring | your personal credit need mist.There all the uniformed men - taxi drivers all (Continued on page 12) Cross- there's something special about Canada SCEINICHDONWES travel ABOARD \u201cThe Canadian\u2019 and \u201cThe Dominion\" you'll like friendly \u2018room service\u201d, the Coffee Shop snacks and budget meals, or deluxe meals in the Dining Room Car.You'll see Canada \u2018\u2018close up\u2019 in the unique panoramic Scenic Domes and picture-window coaches.You'll agree there's something really special about Scenic Dome travel by Canadian Pacific.at no extra fare! | mm ze fh \u2026 À.L HEATH Huntingdon, Que .puts your Country's flag on your with gun holsters and menacing ' hanging ' v \u201d TO 2 MILLION CANADIANS LEE Here is the modern approach to finance the things you want to buy for your home and family .to take cure of expenses for school, college, vacation and so on .and, of course, to muct emergencies.The Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan enables you to plan your purchases and helps you meet unexpected expenses under one single comprehensive plan, Here are four good reasons why \u2014 whether single or married \u2014 you should use the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan, , Ladd ym 2° S 4 \u201c, , revise 0 Planned Finance me ri samt mit Wednesday, June 7th, 1959 ence Seaway classical barrier to navigation to I those seeking Lo penetrate further since the time of the French explorer, Jacques Cartier, in 1534.The channel upstream extends through the Indian Reservation of Caughnawaga, the home of a band of some 3,000 Indians of the Iroquois or Six Nations Confederacy.Also muy be seen the Lowering piers which carry the Honore Mercier highway Bridge 120 feet high over the channel, Just upstream, the rallrond bridge, the property of the Canadian Pacific Railway, has had installed In it 2 Iift spans to allow the passage of ships through the railroad embankment.These lift spans will be able to be raised or lowered in a period of à minute and a halt After a short streteh vf channel the ships of the future will enter Lake St.Louis and proceed some 10 miles by dredged channels to the Lower Beauharnois Lock at the head of the lake.The minimum widths of channels are as follows: 200 feet wide with 2 embank- ments canals; 300 feet wide with 1 embankment - canals; 450 feet wide in open renches, to.dredged channels and lakes, The depth of canals and channels will be 27 feet.Through Caughnawaga To Beauharnois Leaving Caughnawaga, the visitor proceeds on Highway No, 3 via an agricultural aren spe- clalizing in apples and small fruits and with some production of honey and the Canadian spe- clalty, maple syrup and maple \u2018sugar.Some of the maple sugar |cabins may be seen in the woods heside the highway, The highway leads through Chateauguay, scene of a battle In the War of 1812, and through the town of Beauharnois.A Lower Beauharnois Lock which the visitor reaches on Highway No.3 just past the Beau- harnois Powerhouse, a ship will be lifted 41 fect and then travel n \u201c+ mile canal to the Upper Beauharnois Lock.This lock will also lift the ship 41 feet and it can then procced via the Benu- harnols Canal some 13 miles to Lake St.Francis.Inspection of the locks is possible here and (Continued on page 8) ; 2 ; .\u2018 .LA grt \u201ca à +\u201cJunder one with a low-cost B of M life-insured loan 9 All loans ore automatically life-insurad.Should you die before your loun it repaid, your debt to the Bank will be concelled, ar oF ae © Monthly repayments con be extended up to two yours \u2014 or evan three, if need be.This means that FFP can be tailored to suit ony salary.© You can borrow up 10 $3,500, depending on your income, to buy the things you want for your home and family, or to meot emargencias.repayments help you run your income = instead of letting it run yeu, If you have a steady income and can make monthly loun- repayments without hardship, you can finance almost any useful purpose through the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan.Why not talk to the people at your neighbourhood B of M branch.you'll like their helpful attitude.Whether you are a B of M customer or not, you will find a warm welcome.Huntingdon Branch: Valleyfield Branch: PR Ce a , 4 ! BANK Canadas Firet Bank .CHARLES GARON, Fhe ; : / «8% Pet : T5 sc 29e WORKING WITH EANADIANS INCTEVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1 oF MONTREAL GEORGE THOMPSON, Manager Manages at?wr .[ER er oy nd = Grise \u201c trols the level of Lake Omarlo.tlon facilitles will be recover The Iroquois Lock was the first [through tolls on shipping usin to be compieted of the Seaway the Seaway.The costs for power tario and the Stale of New York, {locks and underwent final test on facilities will be pald by the users 8 - The Gleaner ; Robertson, Mrs.Gordon Easton, |feur as the car driver was called qe Wednesday.June 17h, 1959 Mes\" ahares of à progres of than had io do a1 hs ovo serving.Sailing the St.Lawrence.gave and contests.The win- which mus been (Continued from page 7) rn EA me ARES TH Aubrey-Riverfield Aubrey-Riverfield W.L.AUBREY-RIVERFIELD \u2014The June meeting ot Aubrey-River- field WI.was held at the home of Mrs.Roy Angell, on Thursday, at 8.30 p.m.with fifteen members and eleven guests present.This meeting was dedicated to the Grandmothers and each member was to bring a friend.The roll was answered by telling \u201cSomething I remember about my Grandmother.Mrs.Burton Reddick, Agriculture Convenor, reported on Mrs.Angells and her meeting with the Howick W.I.President and Agriculture Convenor Mrs.Greig and Mrs.Cairncross, and Mrs.Morgan, Howick High School Principal, to discuss plans for the School Fair.Lists were made and Sept.ith set as a date.The August meeting is to be a drive or picnic, a dis- hospital bed in use.Current events \u2014 Agriculture Powdered instant milk not as nutritional as whole milk.Cattle men are developing a serum to be injected to cows and as a result produce milk to be used as an immunity to arthritis and hay fever.Citizenship \u2014 Item on AC.WW.six and a half million members in thirty countries.An organization which creates friendship and help among the countries.Education \u2014 An explanation of the new ACWW.stamp issued May, 13th, at Stoney Creek.Home Economics \u2014 Report on World CAC.Weifare and Health \u2014 Information on Muscular Dystrophy, a malady that rots muscles of energy, it is not contagious but lowers resistance in such a way that even a common cold is fatal.Of 10,000 sufferers 30\" cussion followed and Secretary |are children.was to get information on same.The Secretary reported one' National Anthem.Mrs.Harold The meeting closed with the SALLY'S 106 E.MAIN ST.ON YOUR VISIT SALLY'S The Store That Has More For You Special Sale of Suits and as Dresses for all occasions y Bulky Knit Sweaters Shorts - Pedal Pushers Night Gowns - Slips Hand Bags - Gloves - Mojud SHOP AT The Store That Gives You More For Less FROCKS MALONE, N.Y.VACATION Coats Skirts - Blouses Bathing Suits Baby Dolls Hosiery SALLY'S ners were Mrs.W.G.Allen, Mrs.Edgar McKell, Mrs.Brodie MacFarlane, Mrs.Ralph Red- dick.On behalf of the grandmothers Mrs.Finlay Milne thanked those who entertaine@l them.Refreshunents were served by Mrs.Roy Angell, Mrs.Harry Angell, Mrs.Andrew Allen, Mrs.Gordon Easton.Mrs.Janet grandson Warren spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.T.L.Wilkinson, Waterloo.Aubrey Curling Club held a rooms Friday evening.Euchre was played at eight tables.Prizes were won by Mrs.Gordon Easton and Mr.Gordon Easton.Consolation Mrs.Donald \"Black and Mr.George Kees.A card was signea by all present with best wishes to Mrs.Keith Robb who is presently at St, Agathe.Club curling prizes for the past winter were presented \u2014 President's prize donated by Keith Recbb was won by Mrs.Cote, Roger Giroux, Mrs.A.Black, Keith Robb, skip.Run- ner-up donated by Mr.and Mrs, Morris Robb were won by Mrs.Roger Giroux, John Nussey, Mrs, W.G.Allen, Gordon Easton, skip.Prizes donated by Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Easton were won by Mrs.Lloyd Allen, Everett Orr, Mrs.John Bustard, Ronald Reddick, skip.Runners donated by Mr.and Mrs.Angus Black were won by Mrs.Osborne Orr, Roger Giroux, Mrs.Floyd Gruer, Fred Letto, skip.| Dundee DUNDEE \u2014 Not two Juany people | ving today will remember an event {of vesteryear in 1909 when a 1908 Ford car won the transcontinental automobile race across the US.A.;from New York to Seattle.The tevent, at that time, was sponsored i by the then prominent philanthro- i pist.M.Robert Guggenheim to in- | troduce molor cars to the general ! public and stress the need for new | and better roads.This year to com- I memorate the turning out of its 50 \u2018millionth Ford vehicle (a Ford { galaxy» the Ford Motor Company on June 1st.sent a caravan of old and new car models on the same cross country trip, which is expected to arrive at its destination in the same time of twenty-two days as its predecessor did fifty years ago.The caravan is made up of a Ford galaxy, a 1908 model K Ford.also a 1909 model T Ford, a light truck, an exhibit vah and also a futuristic model car.In 1909 the distance travelled was 4,106 miles.With new roads shortening the distance, the mileage totalling only 3,700 is expected to be chalked up.The 1908 model Ford, which won the race at that time, was entirely- an open job with no windshield or top.so the driver of bygone days must have been an extremely tough individual to brave the elements and extreme heat of the west plains on the cross country jaunt.In those days with few gas stations and service stations Reddick and card party in \u2018the rink olub i especially with the old 30X3'4 tires, {with which the old cars were equip- | ped.Tt was not uncommon for one of the horseless buggies to have flats | every few miles especially in the hot i weather.This time although the two | old cars are still open jobs, better tires and service close at hand, the going will not be so tough.The idea behind the trek of the ear caravan, as well as commemorating the 50 millionth car, is to show the public generally what great strides have been made in the automotive industry in the past half century.Guest of honor at a bridal shower held Saturday evening in Zion Church Hall was Miss Lorna Fleming.To the strains of the Wedding March.\u2018Mrs.Charles Fraser led Lorna to a large table laden with gally decorated gifts and sat her beneath a pink and white umbrella.The numerous gifts were opened and admired and then Lorna expressed her thanks for the beautiful gifts and invited any who come to Ottawa where she will be living after her marriage, to visit her.Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs.Charles Fraser, Mrs.Vernon Elder and Mrs.Lester Fraser.The June meeting of the Dundee W.I.was held last Wednesday at the home of Mrs.Earl Gardiner.The roli call was answered by the members giving a cookie recipe.Mrs.Gardiner reported having sent another 20 1b.parcel of old cotton to the Canadian Cancer Society.Interesting items were read by the conveners, beginning by Queen Victoria to help parents of triplets this bounty has now been discontinued because of red tape and child allowance.Improper school furniture might hinder school work.To locate a lost article in a well use a light or flush light in a closed glass jar sealer.To procure better prices farmers must learn how to improve their grades and how to package their products.One's personality is often told by certain mannerisms.Citizenship is important and every citizen should become aware of his own C.Q.Complacency has set in and the root of the trouble is the lack of interest displayed by the average citizen in his responsibilities.This was a statement made in a speech to the Kiwanis of Montreal by Kenneth Loheed of Toronto.The publicity report told of the christening of the National F.W.I.C.in Ottawa when the first meeting was held.Mr.and Mrs.R.Young returned last week after a short holiday at Tupper Lake, N.Y.Week-end guests at the manse were Mrs.Mabel Young and Mr.and Mrs.John Young of St.Eustache sur le Lac, Que.Havelock HAVELOCK \u2014 The Ladies\u2019 Guild met on June 2nd at the home of Mrs.George MeKce with 7 members present.It was decided that & special clean-up would be held this Monday evening at the Church.Many small knitted articles and sewing was handed in, at this mcet- ing.Refreshments were served by the hostess.practically non-existent, the chauf- On Saturday at Trinity Church, ALS de is LA \u2014 Life can be pleasant ~~ Ro Enjoy it.have a MOLSON Canada's largest selling Ale Lo i a.ed SOT we Tne na \u2019 ma Rar AE Lk , .easiness macs 200 EE 1 OAI lll LAA yh A ATI NAN, arb A \u2018 \u2019 (OUT 10 Rettaturte ss br LS ANG on Gln gene eer wo rar a be cleiyy on et + [el the garbage dump \u201cenhances the visitor then returns to No.3 highway and proceeds via a 4-lane tunnel and some miles of road to cross the Sou- nal system which offered 14-foot | depth.Paid for by the people of | Canada, these canals were avall- able without cost to ships of all nations.On To Cornwall The visitor then turns through a cloverleaf and proceeds via Highway No.2 west through part of the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario to Cornwall on the north shore of Lake St.Francis.This, like Lake St.Louis, is a widening of tite St.Lawrence River.Far to the left may be seen the Adirondack Mountains in New York State.The lake, however, is cntirely in Canada and it is at Cornwall that we find the river's south shore becomes part of the United States \u2014 the State of New York.The United States built 2 locks in their territory and a joining canal of about 10 miles in length.This will enable ships tn proceed from Lake St.Francis into the power pool or Lake St.Lawrence in International waters.This power pool was created by giant dams built by power entities in the Province of On- Rev.Selwood assisted by Mr.D.Rogers christened the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Allen receiving the name David Harold.Sponsors were Mr.and Mrs.H.Allen.Recent guests of Mr, and Mrs.F.Laurin were Mr.and Mrs.Denis Castonguay and family, Mr.and Mrs.Joe Laurin of Ste.Rose, Mr.and Mrs.G.Laurin of Huntingdon and Mr.and Mrs.C.Labelle of Val- leyfield.Mr.and Mrs.Pat Ergen of Montreal spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Ross Carson and family.Mr.and Mrs.Sprague Pettes of Champlain, N.Y., have been recent guests of Mrs.Pettes and Miss Myrtle Pettes.Sorry to report that Mrs.Wm, Perry is at present a patient in Barrie Memorial Hospital, suffering from the effects of a fall, which happened at her home on Thursday evening.Allen's Apple Julce Plant opend up the past week and is making Orange Juice and Grape Juice.CIVIC PRAISE WATERLOO, Ont.(CP) \u2014 This city's garbage and sewage are A credit to the community, says Ald.Vernon Bauman, He told city coun- and al Cornwall b ot werhouse ma e obtain Westward of Cornwall, 6 old |use since the summer of 1958.towns have been removed and | the inhabitants and many of fi ; their homes relocated in new langes Canal at Coteau, Quebec.communities on higher ground.This canal is one of the 6 of |The old communities lie under the outmoded St.Lawrence Ca- |water.Iroquois Control Dam which con- iroquois Lock and Dam a view of the November 20, 1957, with the pas- ed.sage of a ship.It has been In Less than five years from the rst blast, which took place November 17, 1954 for excavation of the channel between Jacques Cartier and Victoria bridges, near Montreal, ships sail the St.Lawrence Seaway from the com- At the head of Lake St.Law- |Mencement of the rence, the St.Lawrence Seaway \u2018Authority of Canada bullt the most westerly of the new Seaway locks.Here ships by-pass the season in 1959.Costs of the St.Lawrence Sca- way and Power Project will be over one billion dollars ($1,000,- of electricity produced.When kidneys fail to frmose Oxcess acids and wastes, SS Pi, hackaohe, tired 28 D fecling, disturbed \u20ac Dodds ; rest ofton follow.Dodd's Kidnoy V2 Pills stimulate kidnoys to normal duty, You feel boetter\u2014sleep better, work hettor.You can depend | 58 on Dodd's.Get Dudd'sutany drug store, You Can Depend On 000,000,).Costs for the naviga- the area\u201d, and the cffluent of the new sewage plant \u201csmells sweet.\u201d They all excel 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Trade Mark, Palenied 1955.Laberge & Chevrefils Enrg.REPAIRS - TIRES - ACCESSORIES - TOWING Tel.OX.2-6591 Rang St.Jean Baptiste Chateauguay STRICTLY INFORMAL Once he finishes his banking he'll be off for a little fishing, Like millions of other Canadians, he finds the local bank a handy, friendly and familiar place \u2018where he can drop in as casually as into the corner store.He knows there is nothing formal about banking.Bank premises are designed, and bank personnel are trained, to provide speedy, efficient and convenient service in an easy and informal way.Ww hérevèr you go, you will find bank staffs providing the kind of personal service that is keyed to the easy, modern way you like to do your banking, \u2018THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY EP Es oa sr.AAA hy overed using ' 58 tore, \u2014\u2014 a } ory AT J JETT > Prize Winners At Ormstown 1959 Exhibition AYRSHIRES Bull calf: J.W.MacGillivray & Sons, A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Earle Ness & Sons, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd, J.Earle Ness & Sons, A.E.McArthur & Son, Mrs.Lucille Davis.\u2019 Junior Yearling bull: J.WwW, MacGillivray & Sons, Bruce Cairneross, A.E.McArthur.Senior Yearling bull: Mr.Wilburn Anderson, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd.Bull 2 year: J.Grant Whyte, Mr.James West Jr, Davies & Ness.Aged bull: A.E.McArthur & Son, Mrs.Lucille Davis, J.Grant \u2014 40 ST.LAURENT DAD GOES FOR THESE ERS Remember Dad on Father's Da With A Gift From - - - CHARLIE ROSEN\u2019S CLOTHING e Lovely Sport Shirts ® Distinguished Dress Shirts ® Quality Sweaters H.HARRY, prop.of CHARLIE ROSEN\u2019S CLOTHING SHOP Yhyte, J.Bruce Cairncross.Dry cow: J.Grant Whyte, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., A.E.Mc- Arthur & Son, J.Bruce Cairn- Cross, Dry cow: J.Grant Whyte, A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Grant Whyte, J.W.MacGillivray, J.Bruce Cairncross.Heiter 2 years old, dry: A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Earle Ness & Sons, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Earle Ness & Sons, J.Bruce Cairneross.Heifer senior yearling: J.W.MacGillivray & Sons, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., A.E.McArthur & Son, J.12 By Arrow ® Ties ® Pajamas VALLEYFIELD Grant Whyte, Mrs.Lucille Davis.Gillivray & Sons.Heifer junior yearling: A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Grant Whyte, Gerald A.Roy & Son, Mrs.Lucille Davis, R.R.Ness & sons Reg'd., Gerald A.Roy & Son, J, Earle Ness & Sons, J.Bruce Caircross.Senior Heifer calf: A.E.Mc- Arthur & Son, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd, J.W.MacGillivray & Sons, Russell Logan, J.Grant Whyte, A.E.McArthur & Son, R.R, Ness & Sons Reg'd., George Davies, J.Earle Ness & Sons, Jeru.d A.Ruy & Son, Geraid A.Roy & Son.sunlor Heifer calt: A.E.Mc- Arthur & Son, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg\u2019'd., Jos.West Jr.,, Gerald A.Roy & Son, J.Bruce Cairncross.Heifer 2 years in milk: J.W.MacGillivray & Sons, À.E.Mc- Arthur & Son, J.Grant Whyte.Heifer 3 and 4 years old in milk: J.W.MacGillivray & Sons, A.E.McArthur & Son, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Grant Whyte, J.Bruce Cairncross.Cow 5 years and over in milk: A.E.McArthur & Son, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., J.Grant Whyte.R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., Gerald PS toy & Son, J.Grant Whyte, J.Grant Whyte, J.Grant Whyte.Graded Herd: A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Grant Whyte, R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd., J.W.Mac- Gillivray & Sons, J.Bruce Cairn- ! Cross.Dairy Herd, consisting of four females, two years old or over that have produced a normal calf: R.R.Ness & Sons Reg a.J.Grant Whyte, A.E.McArthur & Son, J.Grant.Whyte, J.Bruce Cairneross.Senior Get of Sire: A.E.Mc- Arthur & Son, J.Grant Whyte, R.R.Ness & Suns Rug'd., J.Grant Whyte.Junior Herd, one bull under LWO years old, owned by Exhibl- tors and four females upnder two years old, bred and owned by Exnibitor: A.E.McArthur & Sun, R.R.Ness & Soins Reg'd., Mrs.Lucille Davis, J.Earle Ness & Sons, J.Bruce Cairnceross.Junior Get of Sire: R.R.Ness & Sons Reg'd, J.W.MacGilli- vray & Sons, A.E.McArthur & Son, Gerald A.Roy & Son, Mrs.Lucille Davis, J.Grant Whyte, Progeny of dam: A.E.Mc- Arthur & Son, J.Grant Whyte, A.E.McArthur & Son, J.W.Mac- Gillivray & Sons, J.Grant Whyte, Sons Reg\u2019d., J.Bruce Cairncross.Senior Champion Bull.A.E.McArthur & Son.Reserve Senior Champion bull J.Grant Whyte.Junior Champion Bull: J, W.J.Earle Ness & Sons, J.W.Mac- MacGillivray & Sons.-Reserve Junior Champion bull: A.E.McArthur & Sons.Grand Champion bull, any age: H.G.McArthur & Son.Reserve Grand Champion bull: uv.+.oaacGilnvray & Sons.Senior Champion Female: À.E.Muniluurf a dolls.Reserve Senior Champion Fe- maie.it, K.Ness & Sons.Junior Champion Female: A.E.McArthur & Son.Reserve Junjor Champion Female: R.R.Ness & Sons._ Grand Champion Female, any âge: A.E.McArtaur & Son.Reserve Grand Champion Fe- inaie.R.R.Ness & Sons.Specials in the Ayrshire Section D.A.Barrington, Ormstown, Que.\u2014 one leading staff for the winning Ayrshire Progeny of Dam: A, E.McArthur, E.E.Rennie, Ormstown, Que.~\u2014~ One sanitary dairy pall for che winning Ayrshire 3 or 4 vear old in milk: J.W.MacGilli- vray & Sons.Barrington\u2019s Food Locker Plant, Ormstown, Que.\u2014 one year rental of food locker, value $18.00, tor the winning Ayrshire Graded Herd: A.E.McArthur & Son.The Ogilvie Flour Mills Company Limited \u2014 one 50-lb bag Miracle calf Feed for the winning Ayrshire Junior Heifer Calf: A.E.McArthur & Son.Canadian Industries Limited \u2014Five bags Stable Pros.for the winning Ayrshire Senior Get-of- Sire: A.E.McArthur & Son.Mi-Ro-Lac Dalry St.Urbain, Que-\u2014 $5.for the Best Mature Dry Ayrshire Cow: J.Grant Whyte.The Premier Breeder in Ayrshire cattle: A.E.McArthur & Son, Howick, Que.The Premier Exhibitor in Ayrshire Cattle.A.E.McArthur & Son, Howick, Que, HOLSTEIN Bull calf: Raymondale Farm, J.Grant Whyte, R.R.Ness & |] tw.K.McRae & Son, W.K.Mc- Rae & Son, J.R.McDonald & Sons, J.J.Murphy, Raymondale Farm, W.J.Graham & Son, Mr.R.Leslie Allen, Mr.Georges-Rol- land Gladu.Junior Yearling Bull: W.K.McRae & Son, Charles Naylor.Senior Yearling Bull: Mr-Geor- ges-Rolland Gladu, Donald Hamilton.Bull, 2 years: Mr.Charles Nay- or.Aged bull: Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu, W.K.McRae & Son, Mr.R.Leslie Allen, Raymondale Farm, Royce Beattie.Champion Bulls Senior Champion bull: Mr.REMEMBER WHEN WASH DAY TOOK ALL DAY ?To get enough hot water Mom started the night before, She filled all her large cooking pots, then set them out to heat on the kitchen range overnight.She rose at dawn and began the laborious chore of ladling hot water into her big wooden wash tubs.Then followed hours and hours of scrubbing on wooden washboards, and seemingly endless turning of hand wringer and mangle, \u2018Then Mom carried heaping wicker hampers of clothes to the outside clothes-line and wrestled with wooden clothes pegs for hours more \u2014 a truly\u2019 numbing experience in zero weather.Invention of electric changed all that, Today we put this versatile servant, electricity, to work \u2014 not only to do our laundry and light our homes but also to serve us in a thousand ways which contribute to our strength, comfort and prosperity.Usocuiud a00 ss 0UUha y COPpRAUS ashers, then electric clothes dryers, Georges-Rolland Qladu.Reserve Senior Champion bull: Mr.Charles Naylor.Junior Champion bull: Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu.Reserve Junior Champion bull: Raymondale Farm.Grand Champion bull, any age: Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu.Reserve Grand Champion bull: Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu.Dry cow: Mr.Charles Naylor.J.R.McDonald & Sons, Ray- mondale Farm, W.K.McRae & Son, Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu, J.Bustard.Dry cow: Cecil Murphy, Ray- mondale Farm, Mr.Georges-Rol- land Gladu, Mr.R.Leslie Allen, J.R.McDonald & Sons.Helfer 2 years old, dry: W.K.McRae & Son, Mr.Charles Nay- lor, Raymondale Farm, Mr.Geor- ges- Rolland Gladu, Mr.Georges- Rolland Gladu.Mr.John Bus- tard, Raymondale Farm, Mr.R.Leslie Allen.Heifer senior yearling.W.K.McRae & Sons, Raymondale Farm, W.K.McRae & Son, Mr.Georges- Rolland Gladu, Mr.Charles Nay- lor, W.J.Graham & Son, Ray- mondale Farm, Raymondale Farm.Heifer, junior yearling: Ww.K.McRae & Son, Mr: Charles Nay- lor, John Bustard, Spencer Gn- vin, Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu, W.J, Graham & Son Raymond- ale Farm, Mr.R.Leslie Allen.Senior Heifer calf: Mr.Charles Naylor, J.R.McDonald & Sons, Donald Hamilton, Mr.Georges- Rolland Gladu, Mr.John Bus- tard, W.K.McRae & Sun, Mr.R.Leslie Allen, Mr.Charles Nay- lor, Rene Sauve, W.J.Graham & Son, Mr.Leslie R.Cavers.Junior heifer calf: Raymondale Farm, Mr.Georges-Rolland Gla- du, Huntley Greig, W.K.Mc- Rae & Son, W.K.McRae & Bon.Heifer 2 years in milk Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu.Helfer 3 und 4 years old In milk W.K.McRae & Sun, G.R.Gladu, Raymondale Farm, W.K.MeRae & Son, J.R.McDonald & Song, W.K.McRae & Son, Mr.R.Leslie Allen.Cow 5 years old and over in nilk: Raymondale Farm, W.K.McRae & Son, Raymondale Farm, Ceci] Murphy.Donald Hamilton.W.K.McRae & Son, J.R.Mac- Donald & Sons.Champion Females Senior Champion female: Ray- mondale Farm, Reserve Senior Champion Female: Mr.Charles Naylor.Junior Champion Femule: Mr.Charles Naylor.Reserve Junior Champion Fe - male: W.R.McRae & Sons.Grand Champion Female, any age: Raymondale Farm.Reserve Grand Champion Female: Mr.Charles Naylor.Graded Herd: Raymondale Farm, W.K.McRae & Son, Mr.Georges - Rolland Gladu, Mr.Charles Naylor.Mr.R.Leslie Allen.Dairy Herd, consisting of four females, two years old or over that have produced a normal calf: Raymondale Farm, W.K.McRae & Son.Mr.Georges- Rolland Gladu.Senior Get of Sire: W, K.Mc- Rae & Sun.Junior Herd, une bull under two |years old, owned by Exhibitor, jand four females under two years old.bred und owned by Exhibitor: W.K.McRae & Son, Ray- mondale Farm, Mr.Georges- Rolland Gladu, W.J.Graham & Son, Mr.Charles Naylor, Mr.R.jLeslle Allen.: Junior Get of Sire: Mr.John ;Bustard, Mr.Georges-Rolland ;Gladu, Mr.Charles Naylor, W.K.McRae & Son, Mr.R.Leslie Allen.Progeny of dam: Cecil Murphy, Raymondale Farm, Raymondale Farni, W.K.McRae & Sun, J.R.MacDonald & Sons, Mr.R.Leslie (Allen.Mr.John Bustard, Mr.Georges-Rolland Gladu.Premier Exhibitor: W.K.Mc- Rae & Son.| Premier Breeder: W.K.Mc- Rae & Son.Specials in the Holstein Section: ; EE.Rennie.Ormstown, Que.jone sanitary dairy pail for the winning Holstein 3 or 4 years old milk: W.K.McRae & Son.B.B.McCartney, Ormstown, 'Que.\u2014 five gallons motor oil for ithe winning Mature Holstein Cow in milk: Raymondale Farm.i Canada Starch Company Limited.\u2014 three bags Gluten Feed jfor the winning Holstein Senior Get-of-Sire: W.K.McRae & Son.Canada Starch Company Limited.\u2014 two bags Gluten Feed for the winning Holstein Progeny of Dam: Cecil Murphy.i Mi-Ro-Lac Dalry, St.Urbain, Que.$5.00 for the Best Mature Dry Holstein Cow: Cecil Murphy.(in El Bull Calf: P.on.| Junior Yearling Bull: W.T.McEwen & Son.Senior Yearling Bull: P.vil-, lon, P.Villon.vil Aged : P.on.Dry cow: P.Villon, W.T.Mc- Ewen & Sons.vil Dry cow: P.on.Heifer, 2 years old, dry: W.T.McEwen & Son.Heiter senior yearling: W.T.McEwen & Son, P.Villon, W.T-| McEwen & Son.Heifer, junior yearling: P.Villon, W.T.McEwen & Son, P.Villon, W.T.McEwen & Son.Senior heifer: P.Villon, John D.McCaig, P.Villon, John D.McCalg, W.T.McEwen & Son.Junior Helfer Calf: P.Villon.Helfer, 2 years in milk: W.T.McEwen & Son, P.Villon.Helfer 3 and 4 years old in milk: WwW.T.McEwen & Son, P.Villon.Cow, 5 years and over in milk: P.Villon, P.Villon, W.T.Mc- Ewen & Son.Graded Herd: P.Villon, W.T.McEwen & Son.Dalry herd consisting of four Vv calf: P.Villon, W.T.McEwen.Senior Get of Sire: P.Villon, W.T.McEwen & Son.hibitor and four females under two years old bred and owned by Exhibitor: P.Villon, W.T.! | i McEwen & Son.Junior Get of Sire: W.T.Mc- Ewen & Son, P.Villon.Progeny of Dam: W.T.Me- Ewen & Son, P.Villon.Senior Champion Bull: P, Villon.Junior Champlon Bull: P.Villon.Reserve Junior Champion Bull: W.T.McEwen & Son.Grand Champion Bui, age: P.Villon.Reserve Grand Bull: P.Villon.any Champion Senior Champion Female: P.Villon.Reserve Senior Champion Female: W, T.McEwen & Son.Junior Champion Female: P.Villon.Reserve Junior Champion Female: W.T.McEwen & Son, Grand Champion Female, any age: P.Villon.Reserve Grand Champion Female: W.T.McEwen & Son.Specials in the Jersey Section The Ogllvie Flour Mills Co.Ltd.donate one 50 lb.bag Miracle calf feed for the winning Jersey Junior Helfer Calf: P.Villon.The Sherwin-Williams Co.of Canada Limited donate three bags Linseed olleake meal for the Winning Jersey Senior Qet of Sire: P.Villon.The Sherwin-Williams Co.of Canada Limited donate two bags Linseed ollcake meal for the winning Jersey Progeny of Dam: W.T.McEwen & Son.The Premier Breeder in Jer- Junor herd, one bull under, sey Cattle: two years old, owned by EX-, burg, Que.Eyes Exiunined RUiy hours 2-8 p.m.Tel Wednesday, June 7th, 19 The Premier Exhibitor in Jer- Dr.Charles H.Lalonde OP l'OMETRIST Gutsses Fitted very Tuesday 118 Chateau- St, Huntingdon.Offler CO 4-2000 AN other days.42 Ste.Cecile.St., Valleyfield.9 am to 5 pm Tel FR.3-2440.Dr.Mare Lefebvre 7 eine females two years old or over that hava produced a normal PRODUCT DENTAL SURGEON 1 Gurden City Dial CO.4-298Y Hunungdon Dr.Jean Guy Vinet DENTAL SURGEON 118 Chnteauguay SL, Huntinedon, Que Tel.Co.4-2000 9 aan co 8 pan Cossette & Cossette LAWYERS 168 Champlain st.FR 3-7934 VALLEYFL ist.) In County Building Mw.npdon every Wednesday Dial CO 4-508 Huntingdon Meluche & Perron LAWYERS Perron 34-1414 G.A Meloche QC.M.31 Market SL Dial FR VALLEYFIELD Middleton I lope & Co.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS It.J.P.Dawson, CA John F.Lewis, CLA.Wm.G.Hogg, CA, C.A.Poissant, CA S.R.Subler, CA.H.G:rbacz, C.A.132 St, James SL AV.8-4141 MONTREAL C.M.LaSalle, L.Se.O EYRFSICHIT SPECIAESI OPTOMSTRIST Office cvory Wednesday from 2 ta 4 pm at AUBIN SUNDRIES 121 Chateausuny &t Eves Examined Gln ses Wit Roger Fortier, NP Offiee- CO 4-5306 Residence CO.4-5102 BUSINESS Phones Luxor Jewellery Qualified Watch Repair [Gladitone anc Bulova Watches TI.CO 4-5314 FE.SIMONFAU, Prop Huntingdon E.Brault Louis Road, Brauharnols THE GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE CO Fire & Cur Insurance Phone: CO.8-3422 Brnuharnois 47 SL Fred E.Orr Fifé, Automobile and all Casualty Lines of Insuranre Tel.358r12 Barringion, Que.Machine Shop GENERAL MACHINY WORK 105 St.Lawrence St./alleyfield Pattern-Makers \u2014 \u2018afting Oxy-Acetylene Welding ISAIE QUENNEVILLE W.Keddy & Son Ltd.Lumber & Building Material General Contractors Mill Work \u2014- Sash & Door Manutacturers Tel: 9, Hemmingford J.H.Demers & Son TAILORS and GENT'S FURNISHINGS Phone CO 4-5342 Huntingdon Huntingdon P.Villon, Swects- [sey Cattle: PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY | t | PLUMBING | 39 The Gleaner - 9 P.Villon, Sweets= burg, Que.«Continued on page 10) Dr.Lucien Perron Dr Arthur R.Labelle SPECIALTIES: Eves, Fars, Nuse and Throat By appointment Telephone: LAfontaine 8-333% 984 Cherrier Street, Montreal CHIROPRACTOR Richard E.Lalorde.D.C.118 Chatenriuzuay Stree Huntingdon Wednesday 2 pom.to $ pm.Saturdays 10 aan.to 4 p.m.Tel.CO.4-2000 1.S.Gaw, B.V.Sc.VETERINARY SURCGFON 19 Henderson S* Dial CO.4-5381 HYNTINCGDON QUE Drs.Belisle and Cloutier.V.S.VETERINARY SURGEONS Phone 7 Ormstown, Que.Colin J.Campbell NOTARY of the firm of Messts Rowat, Van Viet, Talpls ano Campbell Notarles Successor fo Donald Mowat Notary Office: County Bldg.TurstIngdon Office Open Tuesday to Saturday inelusive Mr Campbell attends each riday and Saturday, and by ippointment Telephones.Huntingdon: COrvette 4-382 Montreal: Victor 2-1791 (collect.Gabriel Poupart NOTARY St.CHRYSORTOME, QUE, \u2018Tel.9 Office every Thursday nt Teramine ford Tel.131-J Claude Pilon NOTARY 82 Chatenuguay SL Tel: Office and Home CO.4-5234 Hunlingdon assignee of the reenrds of Mtre lLuelrn Balllargeo, NP Office Tours.9 nm to 5 pan.datly Fvenines by appointment R.N.Taylor Co.Ltd.OPTICTANT, 1119 St, Catherine St.West VI.9-7331 Montren Fortune Drug Store Reg'd \u201cThe Ethical Drug Store\u201d Horace Hunt, Chemis Reva\u2019 Drags 0) 4-2020 Huntingdor George À Wior, MD SPROTALIST Oiseau and Surgery of the yes Medical Arts Bulldings, 1558 Sherbrooke Street West Montreal, PO.Tel WF, 3-9312 DIRECTORY Laberge & Lalonde Ltd.HEATING SULET METAI WORK IRS Government Licensed Roofing Supplies, Propane Gas | and Wood Ranges | 178 Chateauguay St CO.4-5431 Huntingdon A.K.English Chartered Insurance Broker FIRE & GENERAL INSURANCE Representative for Mutual Life Assurance Co.of Canada and for all forms of Insurance and Bonds Phone 283 Ormstown, Que Radley & Van Vliet INSURANCE Hemmingford 36 Lacolle 651 \u201cA Friendly Service For Ever, Insurance Need\u201d Geo.L.Collum Representative ROYAL LIVERPOOL INSURANCE CO.LIFE \u2014 Tel: FIRE \u2014 AUTOMOBILE Dial H'don CO.4-5062 R.Brunet Concrete Ltd.Manufacturer of REINFORCED and VIBRATED CEMENT TILES Phone 16 Ormstown FR.3-8262 Valleyfield The Huntingdon Gleaner has served 94 YEARS \u2014of Advertising: Leaé- ship in the District y Beauharnois: \u2014of faithfv* newspaper editing & publishing; \u2014of courteuus, fast, reliable service In the job-printing field. cree ar WE WEAR 10 - The Gleaner Prize Winners At Ormstown 1959 Exhibition ¢ Continued from page 9 CANADIAN CATTLE SHEEP AND GOATS Nearly all winners in this sec- All classes were won by L.A.|tion were from out of district.Sylvester and Hectance Charpentier, as well as the Championships.4H DIVISION Ayrshires Wednesday, June |7th, 1959 Heifer calves born after Jan.Leach Textiles Ltd.Mill Store Specials Please Note Our Store Hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 1.00 to 6 p.m.Friday and Saturday à 1.60 to 6 p.m; 7 to 9 p.m.BBA) Table Cloth, 52 x 52 1.220 een $1.65 Draperies, 48° wide 1.45 Plain Drapery Material 50° wide 1.25 Printed Terry Cloth, 36\" wide, yd.1.50 Interfacing, 58\u201d wide, black and white, yd.1.25 Drapery for Kitchen, 36\u201d wide, yd.80 .95 Dress Material, 36\" wide.yd.90c to 1.30 White Material for Blouses, 50\" wide, yd .90 Benberg Crepe, 36\" wide, yd.\u2026 90 All colors of Wool Crepe for Dresses.58° wide, yd.es 2.55 Viyella, 58\" wide, yd.viii.1.50 Terylene, white, yd.75 Corduroy.yd.ee 1.30 Upholstery Material, 54\" wide, yd.3.15 3.55 Woollen Plaids, 56\" wide, yd.= $1.85 to 3.55 Cotton Plaids, 38\u201d wide, yd.95 Worsted Wool Crepe, all colours .4.00 Tweeds, yd.Len eee 2.20to 2.70 Drapery, 48\" wide, green, mauve .1.00 Spring and Summer Cloth Coat Material, 56\" wide, all colours = .3.00 Coat Material, 58 in.wide .3.00 Bouclé for women's Suits, 58 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, r.$1.69 to $2.98 Brocade, 50 in.wide, yd.95 Worsted Plaid, 38 in.wide 0 3.55 Quilted Lining Satin Linings, 54\" wide, yd.1.20 1.30 All Wool Jersey Cloth, 52° wide in various pastel shades, yd.\u2026 2.40 Fancy Tweeds, 56\u201d wide, yd.2.85 3.30 Special Tweeds For Men\u201d.s ; Sport Jackets $3.00 yard Children's Raincoats, size |4 5.95 Viyella Shirts 0000 ere 4.95 All Wool Scarfs 0 95 All Wool Skirts .6.95 Men's Rayon Trousers, sizes 30 to 42 4.95 Men's All Wool Trousers, pr.6.95 to 9.95 Leach Textiles Ltd.= MILL ts STORE Located next Walker Bridge (Upper Bridge) { LORNE AVE CANADIAN TEXTILES \u2014 1, 1969.Andy Ness, Sheila Mc- Arthur, Donnie Morrison, Marguerite MacDougall, Garry Bar- ringten, Betty Cairncross, Roberta MacDougall.Helfer calves born between July 1st, 1958 and Jan.1, 1959: ley Champ, Howie Goodly, Frank Nolan, Barbara Logan, Frank Davies, Alvin McArthur, Peter Finlayson, Rodney Mc- Kell, George Cairneross, Brodie Blair, Henry Wilson, Ross Ped- die, Linda MacMillan, George Mundy, Dick Scoble, Stanford Wilson, Kirk McKell, Allan Mc- Kell, Sheila Wilson.{ Holsteins .Heifer Calves, born after Jan.(1st, 1859: Douglas Marshall, | Marilyn Greig, Joyce English, | Wayne Anderson, Clayton Murphy, Marilyn Gruer, Joyce Mc- Dougall, Betty McEwen, Margaret Bryson, Glenna Rember, Billy Bryson, Jacob Kakebeeke, Janet Cavers, Harold Murphy, John Blair, Anita Bryson.Heifer calves born between July 1st, 1958 and Jan.1, 1959: R.MacDonald, Melvin Graham, Ian Bustard, Gordon Bustard, Betty MacDougall, Paul Emile Sauve, Bill Robinson, Donald Gavin, Gary Allan, Stanley Ovans, Shirley Sproule, Harley Sproule, Shirley Ovans, Judy Blair, John Rember, Yankee Kakebceke, Garth Cavers, Malcolm Younie.Marion Todd, Nancy Winter, Richard Todd, Phyllis Todd, Carl Rember.Jerseys Helfer calves horn after July Ist, 1958: Alton McEwen, Jean McEwen, Gordon Hope, John Bernet.Showmanship \u2014 For boys or girls that have not attained their 15th birthday: Allan Ness, Barbara Logan, Alvin McArthur, Joyce English, Paul Bmile Sauve, Stanley Champ, Marilyn Greig, Melvin Graham, Frank Davies, Shirley Sproule.Showmanship \u2014 For boys or girls between the ages of 15 to 20 inclusive: Frank Nolan, Harley Sproule, George Davies, Gordon Bustard, Alton McEwen, R MacDonald, George Cairncross, Peter Finlayson, Howie Goodly, Garth Cavers.Specials in, the 4H Division Donald Budge Memorial Competition \u2014 For Junior or Senior ! Purebred Ayrshire Calves open to boys and girls under 10 years |of age: $5.00 \u2014 Nicole Vaillan- $4.00 Fay McKell: Diana Vaillancourt; + $2.00 \u2014 Jim Morrison; $1.00 \u2014 Wendy Brown.' Partial List of Prize Winners | Swine Division: Aged Boar: Hooker Bros, H.|Gordon Green & Sons, Cecil Acres, Boar, 1 year and under 2: Hooker Bros.Hectance Charpentier, Hooker Bros.Bear, 6 mos.and under 1 year: Cecil Acrcs, Hooker Bros., Cecil Acres, Hooker Bros.Hect- jance Charpentier, H.Gordon { Green & Sons, H.Gordon Green L Sons.Boar, under 8 mos: Hooker | Bros.Donald P.Hooker.Hooker !Bros., H.Gordon Green & Sons.Cecil Acres, Cecil Acres, Hect- .ance Charpentier, H.Gordon Green & Sons.Pen: Hooker Bros., Cecil Acres, Hooker Bros.Hectance Charpentier, H.Gordon Green & Sons.| Aged Sow: Hooker Bros.Hooker Bros., Hectance Char- i pentier, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Cecil Acres.Sow.1 year and under 2: Hooker Bros.Hooker Bros.H.Gordon Green & Sons, Hect- ance Charpentier.H.Gordon Green & Sons, Cecil Acres.Sow, 6 mos.and under 1 year: Hooker Bros., Cecil Acres, Hooker Bros.Cecil Acres, Hooker Bros.Hectance Charpentier, H.Gordon Green & Sons, H, Gordon Green & Sons.Sow.under 6 mos.: Donald P.Hooker, Hooker Bros, Hooker Bros.Hectance Charpentier, Cecil Acres, Cecil Acres, H.Gordon Green & Sons, H.Gordon Green & Sons.Best 3 Export Bacon Hogs: Hooker Bros.Hooker Bros.HUNTINGDON | Cecil Acres, Hectance Charpen- GREAT \\/ FOR GIFTS ® Watches e Rings BE WISE AND e Cuff Links SHOP EARLY © Lighters FOR DAD'S GIFT ® Pen and Pencil Scts \u201cA BIJOUTIER + JEWELLE Beautiful FATHER'S DAY OUR SUGGESTIONS - - Marcel Hebert \"+ R VALLEYFIELD DA g 15 Jacques Cartier St.George Davies, Allan Ness, Stan+ .Hooker Bros.Reserve Grand Champion Boar \u2014 Cecil Acres.Junior Champion Sow \u2014 Hooker Bros.Reserve Junior Champion Sow \u2014 Cecil Acres.Senior\u2019 Champion Sow \u2014 Hooker Bros.Reserve Senior Champion Suw \u2014 Hooker Bros.Grand Champion Sow \u2014 Hooker Bros.Reserve Grand Champion tier, Donald P.Hooker, H.Gordon Green & Sons Best Landrace Boar, Any Age: H.Gordon Green & Sons.Best Landrace Sow, any age: H.Gordon Green & Sons.Best Landrace Herd (Boar and two sows), H.Gordon Green & Sons.SPECIALS Canada Cement Company Lil.donates eight bags Canada Portland Cement for the best Junior Herd of Swine (One boar and two sows under 12 months) \u2014 Hooker Bros.The Swine Brecders Society of the Province of Quebec offer for sows and boars which have qualified in Advanced Registry or from Sire or Dam qualified in Advanced Registry.Boar, born before May 3lst, 1958 \u2014 1st, $5.00, Hooker Bros.Sow horn before May 31, 1858 \u2014 1st, $5.00, Hooker Bros.Boar, born between June lst, 1958 and May 31st, 1959 \u2014 lst, $5.00, Hectance Charpentier, 2nd, $4.00, Hooker Bros.3rd, $3.00, Hooker Bros.Sow, born between June 1st, 1958 and May 31st, 1959 \u2014 1st, $5.00, Hectance Charpentier.Landrace Grand Champion Boar \u2014 H.Gordon Green & Sons.Reserve Grand Champion Boar \u2014 H.Gordon Green & Sons.Senior Champion Sow \u2014 H.Gordon Green & Sons.Reserve Senior Champion Sow \u2014 H.Gordon Green & Sons.Grand Champion Sow \u2014 H.Gordon Green & Sons.Reserve Grand Champion Sow \u2014 H.Gordon Green & Sons.Yorkshire Senior Champion Boar Hooker Bros.Reserve Champion Boar Hooker Bros.Junior Champion Boar \u2014 Cecil Acres.Reserve Junior Boar \u2014- Hooker Bros.Grand Champion Boar \u2014 Champion Sow \u2014 Hooker Bros.POULTRY Barred Plymouth Rock (Cock): Dougall A.Cumming.Keith McCais.Donald A.McPhee, Green & Sous.Barred Plymouth Rock (Hen): Donald A.McPhee, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig.White Wyandotte (Cock): Dougall A.Cumming, Donald A.McPhee, J.Edmund Sproule, Donald A.McPhee.\u2018White Wyandotte (Hen): Dougall A.Cumming, Donald A.McPhee, Donald A.McPhee, J.Edmund Sproule.White Leghorn S.C.(Cock)?Keith McCaig, Donald A.McPhee, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Dougall A.Cumming.White Leghorn S.C.(Hen: Dou- gall A.Cumming, Dougall A, Cumming, Keith McCaig, Donald A.McPhee.Rhode Island Red (Cock: H, Gordon Green & Sons.Dougall A.Cumming.Donaki A.McPhee, H.Cior- don & Sons.Rhode Island Red \u2018Henr: H.Gordon Grecn & Sons, Olibert, Paquet- te.Dougall A.Cumming, Olibert Paquette.Chantecicre (Cock): Olibert Pa- quette.Chanteclere \u2018(Hens: Donald A.McPhee, Donald A.McPhee, Olibett Paquette, Olibert Paquette.New Hampshire (Cock): John Irving, Dougall A.Cumming, J.Bd- mund Sproule, Gladys McCalg.New Hampshire (Hendy: J.Edmund Sproule, John Irving, J.Ed- und Sproule, Donald A.McPhee.Anconas 1 Cock): H.Gordon Green & Sons, Keith McChaig, J.Edmund Sproule.\u2018Anconas (Hen: Gladys MceCaig, Keith McCaig, Donald A.McPhee.Brahma Light & Dark (Cock).Dougall A.Cumming, H.Gordon Green & Sous, H.Gordon Green & Sons.Brahma Light and Dark (Hem: H.Gordon Green & Sons, Donald A.McPhor, Dougall A.Cumming.Cochin, Any Variety (Cock): Dou- gall A.Cumming.Cochin, Any Variety: Dougall A.Cunning, Dougall A.Cumining.Plymouth Rock (White) (Cock): H.Gordon Green & Sons, Donald A.; Sons, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Fred Stein, J.Edmund Sproule.Minorca AV.(Hen): H.Gordon Green & Sons, Dougail A.Cumming, Donald A.McPhee.Orpington A.V.(Cock): H.Gordon Green & Scns, Dougall A, Cumming, Donald A.McPhee.Orpington AV.(Hen): H.Gordon Green & Sons, H.Gordon Green & Keith McCaig.Sussex A.V.(Cock): Donald A.McPhee, J.Edmund Sproule.Sussex A.V.(Hen): Dougall A.Cumming, J.Edmund Sproule, Donald A.McPhee.Any Other Breed A.V.(Cock): H.Gordon Green & Sons, Fred Stein, Dougall A.Cumming.Any Other Breed AV.(Hen): Dougall A.Cumming, Gladys Mc- Caig, H.Gordon Green & Sons.Bantam Clean Legs (Cock, Pure breeds only): Fred Stein, Dougall A.Cumuning, Keith McCaig, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Fred Stein.~ Bantam Clean Legs (Hen): Fred Stein, Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig.H.Gordon Green & Sons, Keith McCuig.Bnantain Feathered Legs Cock Pure Breeds Only; Keith McCaig, Gladys McCaig, Donald A.McPhee, Dougall A.Cummirg, H.Gordon Green & Sons.Bantam Feathered Legs (Hen): Gladys McCalg, Keith McCaig, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Dougall A.Cumming, Donald A.McPhee.Guinea Fowl (Cock) Gladys Mc- Caig: Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig, Donald A.McPhee, Norman J.Fennell, Guinea Fowl (Hen): Dougall A.Cumming, Gladys McCaig, Donald \u2018A.McPhee, Keith, McCaig, Dou- gall A, Cumming.Turkeys, Bronze AV.(Male): Gtorge Irving, John Irvivg.Turkey, Bronze A.V.(Female): George Irving, John Irving.\u2018Turkeys.White A.V.(Male: George Irving, John Irving.Turkeys, White A.V.(Female): George Irving, John Irving.Geese, Toulouse (Male) Donald A.McPhee, Keith McCaig.Geese, Toulouse (Female): Donald A.McPhee, Keith McCaig.Geese, Embden (Male): Donald A.McPhee, Keith McCaig, John Irving, Gladys McCalg.Geese, Embden (Female): Donald A.McPhee, Keith McCaig, George Irving, Gladys McCaig.Geese, African (Male): Caig., Donald A.McPhee.Keith Mc- Geese, African (Female): Donald A.McPhee, Keith McCaig.Geese A.O.V.(Male): Donald A.McPhee, J.Edmund Sproule, Gladys McCaig.Geese, AOV.A.McPhee, J.(Female); Donald Edmund Sproule, .{ Gladlys McCaig.Plymouth Rock (White) (Hens: Dougall A.Comming, Oithert, quette, Donald A.McPhee.| Plymouth Rock AQ.V.(Cock): Keith McCaig, H.Gordon Green & | Sons, Dougall A.Cumming.Piymouth Rock AONV.(Hem.Dougall A, Cumming.Keith McCaig, J.Edmund Sproule.| Wyandotte A.O.V.(Cock): Dou- galk A.Cumming, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Donald A.MePhec.Wyandotte A.O:V.(Hen): Dou- gall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig, J Edmund Sproule.Leghorn Brown BC.or RC.(Cock): H.Gordon Green & Sons.| Keith McCaig, Dougall A.Cumming.Leghorn Brown S.C, or RC.(Hen): Dougall A.Cumming, Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig.Leghorn Buff (Cock): Dougall A, Cumming, J.Bdmund Sproule, Donald A.McPhee.Leghorn Buff (Hen): Dougall A Cumming, Gladys McCaig, Donald A, McPhee.McPhee, Dougall A.Cumming.Pa- Teghorn AON.(Cock): Kelth McCaig, H.Gordon Green & Sons, Gladys McCaig.Leghom AONV.(Hen): Keith MeCalg, Donald A.McPhee, Gladys MeCalg.GUARANTEED REFRESHING AS SPRING Duck, Perkin (Male): Dougall A.Cumming, Dougall A.Cumming, Donald A.McPhee.Ducks, Perkin (Female): Dougall A.Cutiming, Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig.Ducks, Rouen (Male): Keith Mc- Caig, Donald A.McPhee, Dougall A.Cumming.Ducks, Rouen (Female): J.Edmund Sproule, Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig.Ducks, Indian Runner A.V.iMale): Dougall A.Cumming, Gladys McCaig, Donald A.McPhee.Ducks, Indian Runner AV.(Female) : Dougall A.Cumming, Donald A.McPhee, Gladys McCaig.Ducks, A.O.V.(Male): Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCalg, Gladys McCaig.Ducks, A.O.V.(Female): Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig, Gladys MeCaig.Barred Plymouth Rock: Donald A.McPhee, J.Edmund Sprouwie.Rhode Island Red SC.: J.Edmund Sproule.Leghorn White SC, J.Edmund Sproule, Mrs.Joscph Boyle.New Hampshires: J.Edmund Sproule, George Irving.Barred Plymouth Rock: Donald A.McPhee, J.Edmund Sproule.Rhode Island Red S.C.: J.Edmund \u2019 Sproule.White Wyandotte; Donald A.Mc- Phee, J.Edmund Sproule.White Leghorns S.C.Dougall A.Cumming, Keith McCaig, mund Sproule, Donald A.McPhee.New Hamphire: Donald A.Mc- Ph:e.John Irving.Rubbits, Flanish Giant AV.(Maië: Rose Mary Sproule.Rabbits, Flemish Giant AV, (Female): Merrill W.Greer, Rose Mary Sproule.Rabbits AQ.V.(Male): Harold Kerr, J.Edmund Sproule, D.H.Mc- Ewen.Rabbits A.O.V.(Female): Kerr, D.H.McEwen, Sproule.Junior Division Barred Plymouth Rock Rosemary Sproule.Barred Plymouth Rock (Female): Rosemary Sproule, Rosemary Sproule.New Hampshire (Femaler: Rosemary Sproule, Rosemary Sproule.White Leghorns (Male): Rosemary Sproule, Marion Boyle.White Leghorns (Female): Rosemary Sproule, Rosemary Sproule, Marion Boyle.Harold (Male): Bantams (Clean Legs) Cock: Rosemary Sproule, Rosemary Sproule, Marilyn Gruer.Bantams (Clean Legs) Hen: Rosemary Sproule, Rosemary Sproule, Marilyn Gruer.Bantams (Feathered Legs) Hen: Rosemary Sproule.hy Mild and light as a spring day, clean-tasting as the first breath of summer! Dow is the light-hearted ale for acstful living \u2014 it satisfies in ONLY f o Minorca AV.(Cook): H.Gordon POW 1» VOTRE DISTRIBUTEUR DOW ; such a friendly way, \u2018ec 0 OL CREPIN J.Ed-, J.Edmund Specials in Pouliry Division The Ogilvie Flow Mills Company Limited, one 30 lb.bag Miracle Laying Mash for the winning bird in class No.544\u2014Rosemary Sproule.The Ogilvie Flour Mills Company Limited, one 50 Ib.bag Miracle Laying Mash for the winning bird in class No.546\u2014Rosemary Sproule.HOME BAKING Fancy yeast bread: Mrs.Robt.McEachern, Mrs.Ross Elliott, Mrs.James W.Bruc Home made bread, white: Mrs.James W.Bruce.Quick bread, nut, date etc.with baking powder: Mrs.Robt.McEachern, Mrs.A.W.Perkins, Mrs, James W.Bruce, Cinnamon rolls made baking powder: Mrs.ern, Mrs.James Crawford.Home made buns, | pan: Mrs (Continued on page 11) ® Shell Grease TELEPHONE 115 To Farmers SHELL GAS DELIVERED TO YOUR FARM WHEN YOU WANT IT ORDER NOW ALSO * Shell Lubrication Oil E.RENNIE & SONS REGD \u201cNotice Diesel Fuel _ ORMSTOWN \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u20ac OO NTR O L* with Arthur Henderson, Mrs.Robt.McEach- SET FE = ree rye 3 \u2014_ \u2014 BR EWEDODI GASPARD soulevord Mgr.Langlois - VALLEYFIELD, P.Q.Tél: FRontenac 3-3262 pre And pee TEE pp ES 1 ( Ra Grd bre Eng Mrs acy Tiot Me Br ver Fo SE FR lott, hite: etc.Robt, Kins, with thur ach- TFUE TRY # po ts de TT EP IA NE TE pom nmi Sig ete eerie J Prize Winners At Ormstown 1959 Exhibition Ralza English, Mrs.Huntley Greig, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen, whole wheat home made bread: Mrs.James W.Bruce.1» doz.Tea Biscuits: Mrs.R.English, Mrs.Robt.McEachern, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen.Decorated Cake: Mrs.Wal- Jace Younie, Mrs, Gordon Elliott, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen, Spiced Cake: Mrs.Donald H.McEwen.Sponge Cake: Mrs, James W.Bruce, Mrs.Gordon Elliott (Jel- secvea eee veeeaeucesenressereeueere For Expert Refrigeration Service: SEE - - - .Georges Dupuis 159 St.Charles St.At Your Service FR.3-4063, Vaiieyfield 30 Years Experience Repairs on Refrigerators of All Makes Domestic or Commercial CPP PO POSES (Continued from page 10) ly Roll), Mrs.Lloyd Sproule (Dark Fruit Cake), Mrs.Huntley Greig, Mrs.Amos McCaf- frey, Mrs.Ross Elliott (Light Fruit Cake), Mrs.Huntley Greig, Mrs.Robt.McBachern (Chocolate cake, not frosted), Mrs.James Crawford, Mrs.Ross Elliott.Cookies, rolled 2 varieties (3 of each): Mrs, James W.Bruce, Mrs.James Crawford.Drop cookies, spiced, 6: Mrs.Huntley Greig, Mrs.Robert Mc- Eachern, Mrs.James Crawford.Doughnuts 6: Mrs.Ross Elliott, Mrs.Huntley Greig, Mrs.W.A.Jamieson.Short Bread: Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Mary McCracken, Mrs.Ross Elliott.Collection af home made baking, 8 varieties: Mrs.Robt.Mc- Bachern, Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.Gordon Elliott, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen: Mrs.Huntley Greig._- Lemon Pie, with meringue: Mrs.Donald H.McEwen, Mrs.Ross Elliott.Six Cream Puff Shells: Mrs.A.McCaffrey, Mrs.James Crawford.Cherry Pie: Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Marion E.Swan, Mrs.Huntley Greig.Apple Pic: Mrs.McEwen.Raisin Pie: Mrs.James Crawford, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen.Marmalade, orange, 1 pint: Donald H.Mrs.Ralza English.Marmalade, 3 fruit, 1 pint: SPORT ALSO \u2014 Sec our fine selection of Gifts such as: e Dress Shirts © Ties e Bathing Suits ® Socks ® Jackets The well dressed man wears clothes from 11 A Chaussee St.HENRI COUSINEAU Valleyfield a Mrs.Wallace Younie, Mrs.Robt.McEachern, Mrs.James Crawford.Rhubarb Conserve, 1 pint.Mrs.Harold Hope, Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Canned Pineapple, 1 pint: Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.H.W.Ovans, Mrs.Lioyd Sproule, Canned Peaches, 1 pint: Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Mrs.H.W.Ovans, Mrs.Robt.McEachern.Canned Raspberries, 1 pint: Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Mrs.James Crawford.Preserved Cherries, 1 pint: Mrs.Robt.McEachern, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Mrs.H.W.Ovans.Preserved Strawberries, 1 pint: \u2018Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Preserved Blueberries, 1 pt: Mrs.Ralza English.Jelly, 1 pint or less: Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.Robt.McEachern, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Peach jam, 1 pint: Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.H.W.Ovans.Raspberry Jam, 1 pint: Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.W.A.Jamie- son.° Strawberry Jam, 1 pint: Mrs, Ralza English.Mrs.L.Sproule, Mrs.James Crawford.Plum Jam, 1 pint: Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Mrs.Ralza English.Specials Standard Brands Limited Special for the Best Frosted White Cake (one layer only): Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Mrs.Robt.McEachern, Mrs.Donald H, Mc- Ewen.G.P.Hooker's Special for Cherry Pic: Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, Marion E.Swan, Mrs.Huntley Greig.Maple Syrup: Joyce English, Mrs.Ralza English.Maple Sugar: Mrs.Ralza English.Honey, 16 oz.honey jar: Mrs.Ralza English, Joyce English.Honey in comb: Mrs.Ralza English, Joyce English.1 doz.white eggs in carton: Marion Boyle, Mrs.Joseph Boyle.Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.1 doz.brown eggs in carton: Joyce English.Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule, FINE ART Oil Painting Original: S.Anderson, Ola Proudfoot, Alexander Fawcett, Mrs.J.A.E.Mc- Donald, Alexander Fawcett.Oil Paintings, Copy: Alexander Fawcett, Sandi Anderson, Alexander Fawcett, Mrs.Armand Brunet, Mrs.E.McCartney.Painting: Still Life In Oil: Mrs.Anna Crook, Mrs.Armand Brunet, Albert Bignell, Albert Bignell.Water Color Painting: Francoise Pare.Pencil drawing or sketching: Alexander Fawcett.Hand Made Jewellery: Marion E, Swan, Mrs.J.R.Bell.Poster Design: Ruth Sills.Crayon or Pastel Picture: Francoise Pare.Pencil Crayon, Water Color, framed: Francoise Pare, Alexander Fawcett, Alexander Faw- cett.Amateur Photography, Collection 5 pieces: Mrs, R.E.For- rester, Helen Collum, Mrs.Amos McCaffrey.Original Oil Painting of a landscape which is located in the Chateauguay Valley.This {class is sponsored by Braith- {waite Bros, Huntingdon.1st prize: Winsor Newlon Oil Painting Supplies to the value of $3.00 \u2014 Mrs, J.A.E.McDonald.2nd prize: Winsor Newton Of) Painting Supplies to the value \u2018of $2.00 \u2014 Mrs.Margaret Har- grave.Specials Mr.W.L.Osmond, Ormstown donates $3.00 for the winner of class 45 \u2014 Sandi Anderson.WISH 11 Jean Talon St.INSTALLATION WHEN YOU WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES Marc H.Viau Tel.FR.3-2025 Valleyfield ° ® | ° NOW IS THE LENNOX TIME TO BUY YOUR AUTOMATIC OIL FURNACE Hospital Clean Air Rapid Action Heating Economical Silent 5 YEAR GUARANTEE ON EQUIPM NT Mr.W.L, Osmond, Ormstown donates $3.00 for the winner of class 46 \u2014 Alexander Fawcett.Mr.W.L.Osmond, Ormstown donates $3.00 for the winner of class 48 \u2014 Francoise Pare.Miss Mary McKeegan, Orms- town donates $2.00 for the winner of class 56 \u2014 Mrs.R.Forrester.Miss Mary McKeegan, Orms- town dnotes $1.00 for the second in class 56 \u2014 Helen Collum.Braithwaite Bros.Hunting- don donates $5.00 worth of Win- sor Newton Oil Painting Supplies for the best Original Oil Painting of a Landscape which is located in the Chateauguay Valley, class 57 \u2014 Mrs.J.A.E, McDonald.FLOWER SECTION Geraniums, 1 pot, single: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson.* Geraniums, 1 pot, double: Joyce English, Mrs.Cecil J.Bry- son.; Begonia fn flower: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs, Cecil J.Bryson.Begonia Rex: Mrs.Ralza English.Collection Begonias: Mrs.Thomas Duncan.Coleus, 4 varieties: Mrs.Ralza English.Ferns, any variety: Mrs.Cecil J Bryson, Mrs.Ralza English, Hattie Shearer.Fuchsia in bloom: Joyce English, Mrs.Thomas Duncan.Tuberous Begonias.Mrs.Ral- za English.Mrs.Thomas Duncan, Joyce English.Ivy Geranium: Mrs.Ralza English, Mrs.Thomas Duncan.Polly Prim: Mrs.Thomas Duncan, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen, Ruth Sills.Table decoration, potted plant: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs.R.E.Forrester, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson.Table decoration cut flowers ino candles) table to be provided by exhibitor, not to exceed card table: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs.Thomas Duncan, Mrs.D.4, McEwen.Bouquet, cut garden flowers, mixed variety: Helen McCormick, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs.Anna Crook.Miniature bouquets, not higher than 6 inches: Mrs.R.E.Forrester, Sandi Anderson, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson.Pconies, best single blooms Mrs.Ralza English, lum, Joyce English.Peontes, best three McCaffrey, Helen Collum, Pansies, bowl, cut: Sundi An-| James Crawford, E.|Mrs.Anna Crook.derson, Mrs.Roses, 3 best blooms: Anderson, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson Mrs.Anna Crook.Roses, best single bloom: Mrs.R.E.For- Anna Crook, Mrs.rester, Sandi Anderson.Collection wild flowers: Lloyd Sproule, Mrs.Cecil J.Bry- son.Gloxinia 1 pot, in bloom; J.English, Mrs.Ralza English.Bouquet of flowers, not listed above: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson.Iris, single spike: Mrs.Anna Crook, Sandi Anderson, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Iris, three dissimilar spikes.Mrs.Anna Crook.Iris, Collection: Mrs.Anna Crook.Primula in bloom, any color: Mrs.Thomas Duncan.listed above: Mrs, Cecil J.Bry- son.Hattie Shearer, Mrs, Cecil J.Bryson, Cactus, any plants: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs.Thomas Duncan Hattie Shearer.Philodendron: Mrs.R.E, For- rester.African Violet in bloom single, purple: Mrs.Cecil J.Bry- son, Joyce English African Violet in bloom, single, other than purple: Mrs.R E.Forrester, Mrs.R.E.Fur- rester, Mrs.Anna Crook.African Violet in Lloom, col-! lection of three single dissimilar: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson.Hattie Shearer, Mrs.E.McCartney.Pelargonium: Mrs.Thomas Duncan, Mrs, Cecil J.Bryson.Corsage made by exhibitor: Sandi Anderson.D.H.McEwen, Mrs.Anna Crook.African Violets in bloom double: Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson.| Mrs.R.E.Forrester, Hattie Shearer.African Violets in bloom.double, collection of three, dissimilar: Mrs.Thomas Duncan, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson, Mrs.Cecil J.Bryson.HANDICRAFT Bed Spread, Cotton, Fancy! : Mrs.Anna © .Helen Col- rook blooms: Mrs.Ralew English, Mrs> Amos | Emile E.Boy, Mrs.Frank Smith.Sandi | | Henderson.Mrs.1 ! | | | Any variety potted plant not if op LAROCQUE ROAD ST 17 à Smile = \u20ac telaxa while & 2 4 kg ITS GOODNESS BEGINS WITH FRESH ORANGES co ANNES BREUVAGES CAPRICE REGD DELPHIS DEMERS.prop.Youcangetagenuine Kodak camera\u2014 value $5.00\u2014for only $2.50 plus four Crush bottle tops.See details on the Orange Crush Cartons cago 44 TEL.FR.3-5460 Bed Sheet, Funcy Trim: Mrs.Frank Smith, Mrs.Emile E.Boy, Wednesday, June 17th, 1959 The Gleaner - 11 Mrs.William Atkinson, Mrs.younje.Baby's Bonnet, Crochet: Mrs.> Nightgowns, Fancy: Mrs.J.R.Bell, Mrs.William Atkin- Mrs.E.McCarmney.Emile E.Boy.son, Mrs.Hilda McLean.[Pillow Cases: Mrs.Emile E Ladies\u2019 Pyjamus, any mate- Crochet Any Article: Mrs.An- Boy, Mrs.William Atkinson, rial* Mrs.Frank Smith, Mrs.na Crook, Mrs.Amos McCaffrey, Mrs.Frank Smith.| A Henderson, Mrs.FE.E.Boy.Mrs.Emile Boy.Men's Pyjamas: Mrs.Arthur| Bed Spread, Crochet: Mrs.J.Table Cloth: Mary McCrack- ;R Bell, Mary MeCrucken, Mrs.en, Mrs.Angus Black, Helen | Guest Towel, All White Em- Wallace Younie.McCormick.; | broidered Mrs.Wallace Younie,! Tea Cloth and 4 Serviettes: Centrepicce, White Embroid- Mrs.Emile E.Buy, 1.Somerville, | Mrs, FE.McCartney, Helen Mce- ery: Mrs.Frank Smith, Mrs, I Guest Towel, Coloured, Em- , Cormick.Mrs.Ralaa English, broidered' Nita Anderson, Mrs.Pillow Cases with Crochet: W.A.Jamieson, Helen MeCorm- | Mrs.E MeCartney, Mrs.À.Wick.Perkins, Mrs J.R.Bell | Linen Towel, Large, Hem- Towel with Crochet.Mrs.An- \\stitched.Helen MeCormiek, Mrs.na Crook.Mary MeCracken, Emile EE.Boy, Mrs.Wallace Mrs.W.A.Jamieson.Emule k.Boy, Mrs.Arthur Henderson.Centrepiece, Coloured Em- broldery: Mrs.Emile E.Boy, Mrs.J.R.Bell.Tea Cloth and 4 Serviettes, Continued on page 12) i 56500 Cuts lumber, plywood, laminated plasties and matal with greater ease ond speed than any other comparable saw.Exclusive Orbital Action means that the blade teeth contact the work on the upstroke only ., cuts 3 times foster, up to 30 times longer blade life.5 | | | \u2019 | A ; I - 2 | i | > roo - > ~ i SELL MORE OKeefe 0 : SHELL GAS Or ever vice Si ps WEE, eo ! everywhere are noticing this new sales ; REQUIREMENTS FILLED trond.Everyday more and more people are dis $75.00 $29.95 ; | covering mild O'Keefe Ale.Next time you order (LESS BATTERIES) fu.- Also - er from your r, make it O\u2019Keefe \u2014 you'll 8 transistors plus a diode, ky enjoy its natur .il Kensington, Trout River, Athelstan, Herdman, Rock- \"burn and Franklin Centre.K.M.FERNS 40 BOUCHETTE ST.TEL.CO.4-5388 nothing to spoil the delicate flavour, It's the same with hops.Ordinary hops contain seeds which five an unpleasant bitterness to ale.However, O'Keefe master brewers insist on costlier \u2018\u2018Seedless Hops''; result\u2014there's no unpleasant bitterness, t the ri Does dus e right, natural mild Drink O Keefe rh JUild Ale \u2018 90 day warranty on both parts and labor\u2014full one year warranty on portable radio cases.POND'S ELECTRIC & BATTERY SERVICE INC.Malone, N.Y.i EN \u2018ed = au Lu [RR A * 3 t here, - - } plan ; _ Mr.C.N, Abbott, Mrs.Peter Wil- - : *Ÿ# tained t \u2019 liamson, Mr.C.N.vg d twenty-two of his friends |and Mrs, 8.Kalser of Platts- - La |Prize Winners At Ormstown [silos Ashe Hommingford 4e.7 ini honor, À vers plessant bare.NY.\" vsiee Mrs \u2018cha: Wednesday.June (7th, 1959 The Gleaner - 13 t days eye ; ' Williamson.HEMMINGFORD.\u2014 Friends hi laa Bim mang beth Fisher And her daughter, ane to 1959 Exhibition iContinued from page 12) Cow, 5 years and over in milk: [and neighbors extend best wishes Du ec birthdays.im many Miss Ethel Fisher, on Friday.Montreal on Saturday when she Arizona and Mr.and Mrs.Al- 0 more Mrs.Peter Willlamson, Mrs.|and congratulations to Mr, Wil- D | Mrs : Miss Eleanor Spearman and Mrs.Hazel True became|fred Cookman were guests on ; ; Peter Williamson, Mr.Eric |liam Curry on the occasion of r.and Mrs.J, T.Shannon, (Mrs.W.F.Orr spent Friday at |grandmother on May 26, when |Sunday at a dinner at the home ) Premier Exhiblior: Charles Abbott.or \u20ac Smith, Mr.Eric Smith.his 75th birthday, June 8th.His | Su J0hns.and Mr.and Mrs.Wm.St.Albans Vi.Mrs.Norman True of Lachine of Mr.and Mrs.Bill Shirley of Ge Graham Breeder: Cha a oserve Senior Champion Bull: Champions Females son and daughter-in-law.Mr.Ryan attended the funeral of the| The C.G.LT.group Would like gave birth to a baby boy \u2014 a Montreal in honor of Dr.Win- \u2014 Premier reeder: Hes Eric Smith.Senior Champion Female: Mr.and Mrs.Robert Curry enter-.| At Mrs.Charles Cassidy at St.|to thank all who so generously [brother for Bryan.ston Brownlee of Greenfield Graham.Junior Champion Bull: C.N,|C- N.Abbott.agree core a eee Nasa mt Añloine Abbe -churéh, où Wed- |supported their bake sale on| Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Higgins |Park, who recentiy received his specials in the Aberdeen Angus Abbott.Reserve Senior Champion Fe-| ne düne meeling of the Geor- nésdäy.the 3rd of June.(Saturday afternoon.Over $35.00 |of Mooers, N.Y.and Mr.and |M.D.degree at McGill College.Section | Reserve Junior Champion Bull: Male! Mr.C.N.Abbott.gctown Evenin Bo {Mr and Mrs.Philip Clark of {Was realized and this help will |Mrs.John Speck attended the| Mr.and Mrs, Edward Fort of Pioncer-Cafeteria Feeds Lim- Mrs.Peter Williamson.; Junior Champion Female: Mrs.lfeld at the honte of Mr s Morril Syracuse, N.Y, spent a few days Send five girls to camp.wedding of Miss Joyce Gray of Watervliet, N.Y.were guests ts ited \u2014 two bags Steer Fitting! Grana Champion Bull, any eter Williamson.Kerr, on Thursday evening, June with Mr.and Mrs, Wm.Ryan.Al a recent meeting of the|becamc the bride of Mr.Ray- [of Mr.and Mrs.John Speck on ) Ration for the winning Get of age: C.N.Abbott, \u2019 Reserve Junior Champion Fe.| an enn twenty-one members They visited Mrs.Theresa Fitch, pommingford First Wolf Cub |mond Ellerton of Hemmingford.| Sunday.sire \u2014 Mr.Charles Graham.1t:serve Grand Champion Bu; (Mâle: Mrs.Peter Williamson.and 3 guests answering the roi uses Pt, on Sunday.Pack when lhe District Com.) Mr.and Mrs.Walter Kyle, ( .L *; Grand Champion Female, any ; \u2018 g the roll Mrs.Wm.Bombard is d- Missioner, Mr.Clendening of |Mrs.Ethel Barr of H ing- Pioneer-Cafeteria Feeds Lim- Eric Smith.4 \u2019 call with the name of their fav- |, win.Bomb: 15 spend- .: ol Hemming Advertising increases the capital | ; age: Mr.C.N.Abbott.; ing an indefinite time with rela- Nitro attended the meeting, Mrs.ford, Miss Dorothy Ellerton of ited \u2014 two bags Sieer Fitting Helfer calf: Mrs.Peter Wil-| \u2018Reserve Grand Champion Fe- |OFite poem.ives i gs Cane TR i Brice.Wallace was invested as + 5s orobhy ferion of value of a business.Ration for the winning breed.llamson, Mrs.Peter Williamson > p e- Mrs.P .|tives and friends in Schenecta- | : S s : 5 Mr.C.N.Abbott, Mr.C.N.Ab.Tae; Mr.C.N.Abbott, Mrs.P.Peddie led the respon- |dy, Troy and Fort Johnson, N.Y, Assistant leader.Mrs.T.R.Cle- CY er's herd \u2014 Mr.8.L.Kerr.bott, Mr.Brie Si pr.Mu Ab-| Dairy Herd: Mt.C.N.Abbott, [sive Bible reading followed by Lo * \"land and Mrs.D.F.Orr were also Pioncer-Cafeteria Feeds Lim-' Smith, H Goss Smit , ric Mrs.Peter Williamson, Mr.Éric |Prayer given by Mrs.D.Silliman, |Pedestrian Hurt, presented with the Canadian ey, ited \u2014 two bags Steer Fitting Heifer, 1 ve | oem 5 ons.Smith.Miss Laura Robinson read the [Driver Arrested \"| Certificate, General Council of SF ey Ration for the winning group Abbott me af, un I.C.N.senior Get of Sire: Mr.C.N.Study, \u201cA Glee Club Tour in For- 21-year-old youth was in ;the Boy Scouts Association sign- & v Ÿ j of three calves \u2014 Chanbay met Fv ri el W {amson, Abbott, Mr.C.N.Abbott, Mrs.|mosa\u201d, by Isabel Taylor, which gond condition al Platksburg's éd by Hon.Vincent Massey of Ot- i + tait fF = Farm.Mr onde 20 , = ric Smith, peter Williamson, Mr.Eric Smith.Was very interesting.Physician hospital Sunday after !tawa, chief scout for Canada.S tb § 4 memes .\u2014 Hordon Green & Sons.| Junior Get of Sire: Mr.C.N.| The wee aprons were given out being struck by a car at Mooers.| Miss Pauline Weary from \u20ac \u2018 , } Wu er, year senior: Mrs.Peter Abbott, Mrs.Peter Williamson |to be brought in at the next N.Y.The driver of the Cat was ; Montreal was a week-end guest - DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORNs |! 1amison, Mrs.Peter William- |Mr.Eric Smith.meeting.arrested for driving while in- of Mr.and Mrs.George J.Brown, \u2018 .Bull calf: Mr.C.N.Abbott, Mrs.Fo r.Eric Smith, Mr.Eric Progeny of Dam: Mr.C.N.| Dainty refreshments were serv- loXicaled.The victim was Claude On Sunday Mr.and Mrs.Archi- Father S Da fav it Peter Williamson, Mrs.Petér Wil- Heifer, 2 ; ; Abbott, Mrs.Peter Williamson.[ed by the hostess, Mrs.Kerr, as- J.Jeanneau.State Police said he bald Brownlee, Greenfield Park, | U orl © Jlamson, Mr.C.N.Abbott, Mr.Abbott Mr year.ary: Mr.C.N.Mrs.Peter Williamson, Mr.Eric |Sisted by Mrs.Peddie.Miss Rob- Was walking alung route 11 near were at the same home.Eric Smith, Mr.Eric Smith, Abbott.| r Brie Sm a.Mr.Erle smith, inson and Mrs.Silliman.the theatre when struck by a| Sorry to hear of the painful | Dad | lax.k R i lit Bull yearling.Mr.Eric Smith Cow 3 years and over.ds M Premier Breeder: Mr.C.N.Ab- |; = Moo WAL NY Afro A om accident Mr.Walter C.Barr of a oves to relax, SHows Boot quality, Mrs.Poter Williamson.Ie EY ears and over, ry; Mr.bott.The Evening Auxiliary of Jeers works.Y.After strikine ;Robson SL.met with the past appreciates handsome styling .Bull 2 years: Mr.C.N.Abbott, |Mrs.Peter Williamson, Mr.Eric icmier Exhibitor, Mrs.Peter |Howick United Church met ON the hiphway, went off il Soi Stare.Best meee to Mr 2 | so, naturally, our slippers Mrs.Peler Williamson, \"Smith, Mr.Eric Smith.Williamson.May 26th at 8.30 p.m.at the home shoulder of ih road and came py sheetly.TeCovERy Mr Barr are great favorites with him Aged bull: Mr.C.N.' py ; : le - \u2014 \u2014 of Mrs.Ken McRac.Mrs.Muriel} 44 vos 4 FROM LAN OÙ Ce ; hal a CLINT : Mr.Eric Smith, Mrs.Petar wir Mi Potier WE OA mn milk: Ness read the Scripture and led Ty Front awn oll Cham- | Mr.David Perry has returned for Father's Day gifts.son.Abrott san, Mr.Care Powerscourt in prayer.Mrs.Jonnie MeKe!l PIE io St Jeanneau 1s be ing treat \\from the Queen Mary Veteran's Champion Bulls Smith.On Saturday evening, Mr.and read the Study Book Chapter on jae fractured right \u201clog and Hospital in Montreal.Senior Champi : C (for - ile: lan, 1 Qu RE Hawaii.MS PE en 2 mplon Bull: C.N°! Heifer, 3 and 4 years in milk: ell Myail ere Suess of A recording of familiar hymns shock.Henrvsbur = den Pavillon when friends and EE CEE Past.wy Miss Eleanor Spearman spent y g nelghbors met to celebrate withlOfferi : {Wednesday with her friend, Mrs.HENRYSBURG \u2014 Mrs.Victor ; Offering was taken and dedicat ; \u2019 them their 25th wedding anniver- ; = |J.Dugal, Cote SL.Luc.Que.Valach and Tami Ann of Cham- v.Danci ! i ed by Mrs.Muriel Ness.There Mr.and Mrs.N tor , \u201d I sary.ancing vas enjoyed until |were 22 members and one visitor art r a a orman O.Stew.plain NY.spent Thursday with midnight, w pen Le bride and groom presen, the Text Word being |2Ft Cumber and Head, NY, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Cookman.: ; , \"es FE \u201cTrust.\u201d es rer .EE So AN SU MME R geht of all present Mr Fronkivn \u201cThank you notes wore read 61012 > gift.of money.Mr.and Mrs.Myatt from Mrs.Agnes Black and Mrs.S U M M E R ! each cxpressed their thanks.Re- |\" [18 0 orison tor cards re- $3 99 ve $3.49 freshments were served, the bride \u201cCat the close refreshments were | C O S T U M E J E WwW E L L E R Y and groom and the members of | ¢ J or he FA S H | 0 N S their {immediate families being served and a social hour follow- seated al a special lable.A large amount of clothing HYDLE DRUG CO ENDICOTT JOHNSON CORP.; Saturd i zuests of ./ In All Our Departments and Mrs, Erskine Morris were Mx.[Ad Bifls were brought Lo this 3 .d Mrs LI \u2026 Mr.meeting for the June Bale, Use \u2019 oy Kennedy ur eme naterials were also collrcied to MALONE, N.Y.45 E.MAIN ST.MALONE, N.Y.eo LADIES\u2019 READY - TO - WEAR Brian Sr.Mr.and Mrs.Reg.Brian [DC sent to Korea.\u2014 REE ei i _ \u2014= Jr.and Debbie, Mr.and Mrs.===> rer - \u2014 \u2014 e CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Dashy, Mr.and Mrs.Landouac, Mr., and Mrs.Omer Kirouac all of Mon- A , treal.Mr.and Mrs.Brian Jr.stayed 0 ® MEN'S WEAR for the week-end.e HOUSEHOLD LINENS Howick 0 : e HOUSE WARES owic Ë 0 Howick Home and i ® HOUSE FURNISHINGS School Meeting 8 5 COS A The Howick Home and School ° ! Association held its annual moct- 8 METICS me, Monday.May 26th in the DR igh School with a very good at- Qi e COSTUME JEWELRY tendance.Mrs.J.Winter opened BY the meeting with a special wel- ; ® ACCESSORIES come to the new parents.Mrs.A.Peddie and Mrs, R.McFarlane « ; gave interesting reports from the Provincial Home and School m m Sd 0 Conference.Mr.H: Brady spoke e © © about School Education.The 5 = pennant for parents attendance p , .went to Grade 2.Mrs.Roy An- È If you\u2019re looking for the value-buy of the year, here arc just a \u2014 Malone, N.Y.gell presented the new slate of 5 few of the reasons why Dodge gives you more: Swivel front seats, ed uhanked the retir- i that ease you in or oul of the car so smoothly, lock securely in place SAVE As You SPEND At EMPSALL'S With Hon, President, Mrs.R.Morgan ] while you drive; Push-button controls for drive selector and heater- S.&H.G 5 President, Mr.W.H.Brady.E lefroster; Torsion-A/RE Ride to tame the roughest rond or Lightest .» Green Stamps rast vice-president, Mr.Merrill ;urve.Add to these Total-Contact brakes, Oriflow shock absorbers, emma i wi \u2014 and vice-pres.Mrs.Mitchell : independent.parking brake (and many more!) and you begin to seo \u2014 Ness.A whv Dodec gives you the most car, al the lowest possible price.Recording Sce.\u2026 Mrs.Archie I Peddie.i Corr.Sec., Mrs.Ken Allen.Treasurer.Mrs.John Holmes \u2014 19° WHI ® Mows Grass bag, chute and leaf mulcher attachment.Use in 1 spring, summer and fall.this mower with any other and see why it is truly a bargain in quality and performance.RLWIND Wind-Tunnel Mowing The new 19.In.Whirlwind gives you more for your money than any other rotary mower.There are ne extras to buy! It is a complete yard machine with Social Committee, Mrs.James Scobble, Mrs.Don Brady.Mrs.Peter Peddie.Membership Committe, Mrs.Robert McFarlane.Mrs.Donald Chisholm.Mrs.R.Morgan explained the purpose of the new class Grade {8-7 combined and aiso gave the staff for the coming year.Principal, Mrs.R.Morgan French, Mrs.Rutri Ness.High School, Mr.Robert Petch, Mr.James Laurie.Kerr, Mrs.S.Fleming, part time.Grade 7, Mrs.Mary Morison.Grade 6-7 combined, Mrs.Jean Furcall, Grade 6.Mrs.Florence Elliott Grade 5, Mrs.Laura Inglis.Grade 4, Mrs.Margaret Graham, Grade 3, Miss Hazel Smith.Grade 2, Mrs.Marian Winter.Grade 1, Mrs.Una Gruer.The mecting was adjourned tn the cafeteria where à social hour was enjoyed.VENTILATORS F Compare the features of © Anti-scalp disc Home Economics, Miss Evelyn JR AR * EU £ EE If you want luxury DESOTO and adventure, this is your kind of car, this brilliant new De Soto.And look at the wonderful ideas that help make it, 80.The finest combination of agile, high-spirited V-8 go-power and safe, smooth stop-power ever mounted on a single chassis, Finger-tip driving ease for the controls you use most (l'orqueFlite automatic drive; new De Soto heating system).Inspect, the fresh new fashion and features that are De Soto \u2014only! 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Ÿ TERMS ALL TOTALLY 5 _ | Beauchamp Frere | H, Sauvé & Fils C.J.KYLE | 238 St.t St.ae 2 12 © .| || TELEPHONE 14 ORMSTOWN ||| \u201c\u201cVALLEYFIELD TEL .CO.45301\" + { | LS : HUNFINGDON - .red - ya 14 - The Gleaner Wednesday, June 17th, Name Officials Federation Of Charity, Diocese Of Valleyfield cellency Percival Caza Coad- On January 20, 1959, His Ex-, for the diocese of Valleyfield.| Its aim is to receive and ad- jutor Bishop of Valleyfield an- minister private or public dona- nounced the official organiza- tions to the best interest of gen- tion of a Federation of Charity |eral welfare.for the diocese of Valleyfield.The annual financial needs were to be taken care of, in the line of Social Welfare.Why the Federation The Federation is a financial me! by \u201cCharity\u201d.the Welfare Council.service of The Welfare Council | will group and lay plans, in or- i a I VO A 5 8° Your NEW TELEPHONE BOOK will be printed soon: # bd SE wv | 9 Name peed ok\u201d Vik \u201cadress OV J phone g number correct Addi pion J requiré $, EXTRA LISTINGS, at little cost, % make it easier for people to find you: IN BUSINESS!.Use extra listings to show other firm names for your business\u2014to associate your name and residence telephone number with your firm name\u2014or to show after-hour numbers for you and your key employees.AT HOME! .Other members of the family and relatives, roomers or boarders would benefit from having their names listed in the telephone directory.Please be sure to check your directory right away.For changes and additions call our Business Office without delay.THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA cam- While addressing the \u201cLadies paign of the Federation, is the of Charity\u201d at a banquet, His only modern means to face the Excellency noted that numerous new needs which can only be The study of those new needs shall be the principal duty of First, it T HANDLING COSTS! WITH MALCO HANDLING Le yA.| FOR ANY UP, DOWN OR HORIZONTAL LOADING APPLICATION Sectional construction * RUGGED makes extension to any length possible © PORTABLE ot any time.© LIGHT WEIGHT * ECONOMICAL GAS OR ELECTRIC POWERED EXTENSION ELEVATORS An Extension Drive Unit is available to provide a \u2018Ç coupling befusen hwo Attaches to truck or trailer.elevators.is allows Sales 10 conveyed 2 Picks up, loads and unloods.zontinuously up, down or emis disconnected ond towed .rorizontally as shown.T t ol vo sizes of! po cort handies eo 4' and B' extension sections.o Bole Diverter and stop.GALMGREN IMPLEMENT MFG, CO.(MAN) LTD, WILLIAMS GARAGE ORMSTOWN, P.Q.1959, der to help all the welfare so- leties, within the limits of the | Counties of Beauharnois, Cha- teauguay, Huntingdon, Vau- dreuil-Soulanges.Second, it shall coordinate and develop the efforts of all the different societies involved, in view of the best results to be obtained.Third, It shall also be favorable to the best methods known to achieve the aims of the Federation and also prevent the multiplication of socleties covering the same social field.Fourth, the Council shall bring lght and understanding to all social problems, and consequently add more help to the already existe ing societies and, if needed, create new ones.provide technical information to the Welfare Agencles.Nominations To assure the success of the annual campaign which will take place on November lst, 1959, it was necessary to create posts to be filled by men whose only duty should be to obtain and maintain physical support of around 2,500 solicitors, who will cover the region In search of financial help.It 1s announced that Mr, Paul Desjean of Valleyfield, manager of J.O.Clermont Ltd, has accepted the charge of general President of the campaign.Five other presidents are to join him as follows: Mr.James J.Haffey, manager of The Canadian Schenley Ltd.Valleyfield, Paul Lefebvre, Mayor vf Huntingdon, Mr.René Du- puis, Hydro-Québec commissioner, Dr.Oscar Gendron of Rigaud and Mr.Wilfrid Chevrier, merchant of Dorion.Mr.Léo Georges Perron, Val- leyfield, manager of The Valley Paving Co.and Mr.Frank Rosar, manager of The Merck & Co.Ltd., will have the respon- sibllity of the section called \u201cSpeclal Names\u201d.Mr.Adrien Cholette and Dr.Armand Clairmont of Valley- field, kindly accepted to preside at the organization of parishes throughout the diocese, Chateauguay Bobby's Summer Ruined by Careless Motorist A youngster from the Julius Richardson School has had his summer ruined by a careless motorist.Bobby Robertson, nine years old, from Chateauguay Park, was alighting from the school bus on Thursday afternoon on Highway 4 near the Park Development when he was struck by a car.His leg has been broken above the knee and he will be in the Lachine General Hospital for the next four weeks.After that a cast will be necessary and Bobby will be laid up for most of the summer.It is alleged the School Bus driver was at fault in allowing the children to leave the bus on the wrong side of the street, but a little caution on the part of motorists would be appreciated by parents.Schoolmates of Bobby's could help him by remembering to send a get-well card to him during his long stay in the Hospital and don't forget it will be a long summer for Bobby, so drop in and say hello when he returns home.Toastmasters International News Monday evening, June 15th, at the Chateauguay Heights Recreation Club will be Charter night for the local chapter Toastmasters International Club.This Chapter which was formed just a few weeks ago has been received enthusiastically by the residents of Chateauguay and district and a big night is planned for this important event.Among the honoured guests will be D.M.Currie, Mayor of Cha- teauguay Heights, L.G.Taylor of Nitro.District Governor for Toastmasters International, G.Lac, Area Governor J.C.Childs past president of the Valley- field Chapter of Toastmasters International and R.Underwood the past President of the Val- leyfield Chapter.Council Meeting Elgin Council Elgin Council held its regular session on June Ist, at Elgin Town Hall.Councillors Gavin and Bergevin absent remainder present, Mayor Gordon Anderson presided.It was moved ana agreed that the following accounts be paid: E.Castagnier, $1.00; Gabriel Longevin 224.40; L.Hay 10.50; C.E.Wilson 3.60, Councillor Hay was then appointed Pro mayor for three months.Moved and agreed that the Secretary-Treasurer notify val- uators to re-value the munici- pality as soon as possible, There FOR YEAR ROUND A RENT a GLASS LINED WATER JIEATER \u2018Marchand Freres COMFORT een © TEL.\u20acO.45441 .HUNTINGDON Fifth, It shall | cof nurses\u2019 Varner of St.Eustache-sur-le- |M 200 Donors Give Once again the people of Hun- tingdon and vicinity have recognized the great need of supporting Lhe Blood \u2018Transfusion Service of our Red Cross Society and responded\u2019 most salisfactorHy to the appeal for volunteer blood donors at the Clinie |r on June 8th.There were 200 donors, although the number responding wis even greater, bul there were a few rejects.The Red Cross Society and the local Blood Donor Committee would like to express their thanks to the many who were blood- donors; to Mr.Alton Warden and the members of the Legion; to Mrs.Chambers and Mrs.Collum; and the ladies of the W.I.; to all who helped with the serving; to the Registrars; tu Mrs.Harper and her committee aids: to Mrs.Mildred Ferns, for help with transportation.The great help received from so many all contributed to the success of the clinic.Special thanks are extended to Raymond Clark, Geo.Monique, Carl's Place Reg.und Latulippe, who generously donated milk and cream; and to Tougas und Nickolson of Valleytield, for donating Cokes.Nurses assisting were: Mrs.Lynn Cunningham, Mrs.Ken McIntosh, Mrs.Harper, Mrs.Ruth Stark, Mrs.J.Arnold, Mrs.Ann Grant, Miss Walker, Miss Ingraham.Helpers in serving were: Mrs, Jonn Chambers, Mrs, Geo.Collum, Mrs.Geo.Thompson, Mrs.Gordon McHardy, Mrs.W.Middlemiss, Mrs.Curl Anderson, Mrs.Roy Good- fellow, Miss Betty Duheme, Miss Hilda Legault, Miss Denlse Simard, Miss Cairine Hamilton.Registrars were: Mrs.Amy Kyle, Mrs.R.Barrett, Mrs.Mae O\u2019Con- nor, Mis.Grace Lallemande, Mus.Antoinette Fuubert, Mrs.Alice Lete- bvre, A list of the Blood Donors follows: Austin Fournier, Mrs.Roy Good- fellow, Mrs.Earl Martin, Mrs, Gordon McHardy, Jean Pierre Giguere, Mrs.Adrien Brisbols, Yvon Char- trand, John Thompson, Paul E.Haineault, Mrs.Georgina Bridcut, Miss Huttie Shearer, Bessie Graham, Walter McCallun, Mr.Antoine Quesnel, Miss Helen Shearer, Mrs.Kenneth Hamilton, Mr.J.S.Gaw, Mrs.J.S, Gaw, Mrs.Mons Duke, Mrs.Regie Daniel, Const.J.Leveille RCMP.Jean Claude Degnais R.C.M.P.Mrs.W.Peasey, Jean B.Gourdeau, RCM.P., Mrs, Frank Mason, Mrs.Ann Buners, Francois Galipeau, Mr.David Watson, Mr.Earl Fennell, Leonard Hall, Miss Eliane LaSalle, Mrs.Robert Crawford, Mrs.Margaret Wilson, Mrs.Ruth Kelly, Mr.Willard Caldwell, Medario Laberge, Edmour Galipeau, Marjorie Goodfellow, C.Brouillette, Laurent Nadeau, Lucien Derepen- tigny, M.Guy Riel, Carman Stark, J.A.Blake, Miss Myrtle Park, Mrs.Rosetta English, Mrs.Betty Bar- rington, Miss Martha Thibault, Winstoñ French, Dr.F.A.Horsley, Mrs.Wm.Goodall, Mr.Ludivic Szponder, Mr.Fred Anderson, Siegfried W.Hauser, Richard Tinker, G.N.Tinker, Philip Tinker, Mrs.Carmen Warden, Miss Lydia Disch, Barbara Riel.Norman Renaud, Rev.S.Ste.Claire de Trance, Mrs.Jean Marie Doyle, St.St.Elleen of the Angels, Mrs.Herb.Banning, Mrs.Chas.Hurteau Paul Lazure Rene Saumier, Marcel Paul Comeau, Andre Leduc, Mrs.Edw.Bayard, Mrs.Denise Lettre, Gerard Racine, Mrs.Albert Godin, Mr.Reg.Daniel, Mr.Jon Proudfoot, Antoine Mainville, Leslie Donnelly, Donald Barrington, Walter Donnelly, Jean Denis Brais, Mrs.Walter Donnelly, Rod, Morrison, M:s.Rod.Morrison, Lorme Fennell, Mrs.Albert Fraser, Herve Tessier, Austin Lefebvre, Mr.Nicol Stark, Mr.John Disch, Mr.Daniel Flder, Mr.Gerald Duimer, Margaret Hunter, Allan Hunter, Gerald Henderson, Denise Simard, Rejean La- berge, Mrs.Alex Proudfoot, Mr.Win.Wattie, Mr.Alex Duheme, Mr.Maurice Lefebvre, Miss Eunice Henderson, Mrs.Muy MacDonald, Mrs.Mickey Smaili, Mu, Gordon Smaill, r.Gordon Tannahill, Mr.Wilfrid Legault, Mr.Remi Galipeau, Mrs.Nelson Beattie, Mrs.Margaret Stark, Mr.Frank Edward Cole, Mr.John A.Warden, Mr.Rodolphe Hat, Mr.were several changes of property owners.The Secretary was authorized to make the necessary charges in municipal books, The Council accepted 4 foot tile for culvert on Murray Side road.Wedding The marriage of Ruth, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Fred Lockhart of Montreal to Mr, Gerard Laurin, son of Mr.aud Mrs.Fer- nahd Laurin of Havelock, Que., took place on Saturday, April 25th, 1859, in MacVicar Memorial Church, Montreal.The bride who was given away by her father wore a cocktail length gown of embroidered nylon net over layers of tulle and taffeta; fashioned with a fitted lace bodice, long sleeves ending in points over the hands.Her short vell was held by 8 beaded crown, and she caitied a cascade of Illies and lilies of the valiey.Miss Gladys Lockhart and Miss Muriel Laurin as bridesmaids wore identical dresses of yellow taffeta and carried cascades of yellow and ! white baby mums.Mr.Fernand Laurin acted as best- man for his son and the ushers were Mr.Bob Laurin and Mr.Willlam Gibbs.Mrs.Lockhart the bride\u2019s mother wore à printed crepe dress and a corsage of white roses, Mis.Laurin, mother of the bridegroom wore a printed crepe dress and a corsage of red roses.Following the ceremony a receps tion was held at the bride's home.Out .of town -guests were from Cornwall, Valleyfield,\u201d Havelock, Ormstown and Hemmingford.The couple are residing at Ste.Rose.At Recent Red Cross Clinic.i.| Joseph Davignon, Mrs, Gladys Du- heme, Mr.Leonard Grenon, Miss Huguette Poirler, Mr.P, C.Soesber- gen, Mr.Arthur Feeny, Mr.Myles} Fiynn, Mr.Raymond Sauve, Mr.James Jamieson, Harold Paul, Lawrence McCallum, Louis Marton, Boyd Moneypenny, Melvin Thompson, Irvin McWhinnie, J.A.Tremblay, j Lucien Perron, Bernard Hart, Real Lecavalier, J.O.Gamble, Peter Arnold, Remi Garceau, Donald Sutherland, Mrs.W.Rennie, Mac W.Ruddock, Emile Quenneville, Elie Quenneville, Harold \u2018Arnold, Louis Oerlemans, Ed.Brabender, George Anderson, Marcel Dubois, Donald Grant, William Brown, Francis Coffey, Mrs.Campbell Paul, Campbell raul, Joseph Maluschke, Eileen Oui- met, Lucille Quenneville, Mrs.Germaine Hurteau, John McCallum, David Coffey, John Coffey, Mrs.Jos.Moneypenny, Jos.A.Moneypenny, Gordon McClatchie, George Mac- Farlane, Dan MacFarlane, Clifford Cameron, Andrew Higgins, James F.Smytcne, Ktienne \"Trepanier, Mis.Robert Donnelly, Robert Donnelly, Mrs, Clarence Stark, Eddie Robi- doux, Mrs.Alex Evans, Alex Lvans, Lawrence Murphy, George Mcln- tyre, Mrs.Patricia Welburn, Murs.Raymond Arthur, Raymond Arthur, Lloyd Douglas, Malcolm Sloan, Charles R.Reid, Mrs, Charles Reld, | Mezl Pringle, Roger Therrien, Ed- mous Lefebvre, , Ovila Forgette, Charles Fraser, Lyall Watterson, Walter Sutherland, Mrs.Walter Sutherland, Arthur Rankin, Frank Ruddock, Royce Ruddock, Jacques Lecuyer, Francis Brethour, John Cunningham, Janie M.A.Ebbett, Dr, George Lefebvre, Raymond La- tulipe, Maurice Cuza, Marcel Leblanc.Franklin Centre FRANKLIN CENTRE \u2014 The C.G.I.T.group gave a Shower at the home of their Leader.Mis.James Manning on Friday evening, to one of their former members of the group, Miss Margaret Barr, who is to be married on the 20th of June tu Mr.George Atcheson.Those present beside the group were Mrs, Barr und daughter, Mrs, Cowan and Mrs.Atcheson.The group presented Miss Barr with bathroom scale and accessories.A few humorous games were played, after which a delicious supper was served, Mr.and Mrs.Garth Waddell and Mr.and Mrs.Curtis Carson attended the McArdle-Vaincourt Wedding in Queen Mary Road Ey comfort .United Church and teh reception In: Victoria Hall recently.Miss Gertrude Carson was one of teh bridal at tendants, Miss Dégothy- Manuing, daughter of Mr, and Mys,\u2019 James Manning, recently and will be teaching Gragde \u201c12, this fall, at Croydon Schoo}, Que., which is near St.Lambert.\u2018Miss June Vaintourt \u2018is: teaving June 26th to take a summer course.at Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vermont.Mr.Ralph Cowan, his sister, Mrs.Ben Snure and Mrs, Carl Waller left Dorval Airport, Sunday night for Douglas, Ariz., after spending the past week with Mk.and Mis.Charles Waller and attending Mr.Carl Waller's funeral on Tuesday afternoon, Miss lris Waller, R.N., was unable to attend the Graduation Exercises of the Montreal General Hospital last week on account of the sudden death of her brother Carl.She Is now with the Barrie Memorial Hospital Staff, having commenced her duties Monday.Mr.and Mrs.George Herder and daughter Sylvia and Mrs.Foxley of | Montreal, spent Saturday at the :Manse with Rev.and Mrs.Nicker- ison.Saturday evening guests at the Manse were Mr.and Mrs.Phillip Bukivs and her mother Mrs.Rot- man of Montreal, Mrs, Richard Frier returned home to Springfield, Mass.on Wednesday, after spending a fe wdays with Mr.and Mrs.Charles Waller.ev.und Mrs.Allan Barnes and daughter Elizabeth of St.Eustache spent Friday with Rev.and Mrs.grodudted from Macdonald College\u2019 Nickerson.Mrs.John Qoldie has now returned home after spending several weeks: with her dgughter and son- 197 law Mr, and Mrs, Howard Blalr.\u201cMi, and Mrs.Herbert Clarke spent | three days last week travelling through parts of New York and Vermont States visiting the most interesting places.-~ Rev.and Mrs.J.S.Nickerson were supper guests of Mrs.Leslie Taylor, Ormstown, on Friday, Mrs, J.Berthelot and Miss Morrison of Montreal, were recent weekend guests of Rev.and Mrs.J.S.Nickerson, Mr.and Mrs, Herbert Clarke Jr.of Sherbrooke spent this week-end with his parents.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Berry of Montreal 'spent the, week-end in Mrs.Gordon Robson's house which they have rented for the summer.Mr.and Mis.John Dickenson, Mrs.Libble Girouard and Leslie Yule of Montreal, spent the weekend at thé formers summer home Mr.and Mrs.Wm, Croucher and here.three sons of St.Lambert, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.|v:vn at the home of Mr.and Mrs, and Mrs.F.G.Sherrington, Sr., alsu : Gaston Cartier, to honour the birth- Mr.and Mrs, Robert Sherringlon | days cf M-.James Burditt Jr.and and Barbara Ann of Ville LaSalle.Mrs.Donald Burditt, brother and Mr.and Mrs.Fred Sherrington \u2018And sister-in-law of Mrs.Cartier.family spent Sunday afternoon at| The out of town guests were: Mr, the same home.and Mis.Jaines Burditt Sr; James Mr.and Mrs.John Allen und Jr; William und Robert Burdit; three children from Montreal, were |Mr, and Mrs.Robert Gray: Mr.and Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Mar- Mrs.Donald Burditt and children, tin Brooks.Harold, Kenneth and Debbie, all of Mrs.Willard Dunn returned home : Fort Covinglon, N.Ÿ.; alsc My.and from the Hospital on Friday, Mrs.Amos Burditt and son Junies Mr.Robert Brooks and daughter of Schenectady, N.Y.Twenty-four Jeanette, from Carlton Place, Ont., were present.- \u2026.- \u2018 are visiting st the home of hi parents, Mr.and Mrs.Martin Brooks.Recent guests at the same homé\u2018 were Mr.end Mrs.John Taylor of Smith Falls, Ont.Mrs; Clarence Blair and Miss Cora spent two days at Farnham, Que, with Mr.and Mrs.Otis Blair last week.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Hope and son, Bob, and Mr.Gordon Hope of Allan's Corners, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wm, Hope und Gordon.Mr.and Mrs.Fergus Moore ang family spent Sunday with Mrs Clarence Biair and Miss Cora.Rev.and Mrs.J.S.Nickerson au sended the Chateauguay Ministeris] Association at Rev.Gaudini at Lu- vuilt on Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McKennon of Mussina, NY.spent the week-eng ut Mr, and Mrs.Clifford Dickenson.Ormstown On May 3l1st u birthday party was re 31 E.MAIN ST.Steaks - Canadian Friends EPICURE RESTAURANT FOR EXCELLENT CUISINE Epicure Restaurant FOR AN ENJOYABLE 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