The gleaner, 27 juin 1962, mercredi 27 juin 1962

[" \u2014 va co SES SERRES en EE Seen icbove aire Lhe ofl£eiais who took part in the signing of the new lubour agreement between Leach Textiles Ltd, Spinners Ltd.Fuweett & Gram Ltd, and Locals tit and 331 of the United Textiles \\Vorkers of America.A Läitbour Agreement was signed this week between Leach Textiles Lid.Spinnes Ltd, Fauweett & grant Ltd.«and Locals 137 and 331 of Undted \u201cFextile Workers of A- tuerfen after five sessions of nego- ations between the parties, > This new agreement provides for increases ranging from 6 cents to 21 cents for the next two years.Among other now sudvantigges, at is worthwhile mentioning a bereave.meni compensation payment of holidays for people on lay-off, bet ter choot bonrd servis on tee HUmed that this will be done froin teplonal Ford, the data eotlected and will be hond- owas felt that the present man ethan to boconte past of the brief itn af population now set for a on eduction, repnionol *ehoo! wax too high end * that so besser andndmum should he Ormstown Firm set, The matter of location came up and it was thought that the ett) Celebrates 35th centre would he in the location of St, Standslas, Flowever thi was Jef open for the tiroe being.Question No.4 Tioxation methods In the Interests of education.After à lon discussion IL was thought the taxation methods for school purposed should he uniform Birthday The firm of A, Beanljen & Son He'd, of Ormstown whe have been in business for thirty-five years, are holding an seonlversary celebra- throughout the Province.It was tion.on Kriday, June 29th, which pointed ouf there was varinneo is different.Invitations have gone from place to place and even within lout to à large number of friends the aren of ane school munfelpality, (and customers to attend at the In- There was also an opinion that dustrial Building, In the Pair more people should contribute to Grounds at Ormstown, and help this taxation and it should not be them celebrate, left for the property owners to put There will be dancing, refresh- up all the costs, It was the opinion ments, door prizes and nr home that everyone should share In the [show exhibit.léverything is free cost of equeation as oil benefitted [and the starting time le % pm.by lt.The officiolx of the firm hope that Question No.4 Provineinl Board of P'ablie Fdaontion \u2014\u2014 The rment- ing did not feel that tis question there will be a real good attendance wed that everyone will have no good time, OFFICERS CUSTOMS, R.C.M.P.AND IMMIGRATION or NP Vi apy ; 5 Frout row, left to right; Corp.Standing: Const, R.Pieth, RC.Laurie Belliveau, R.C.M.P., Gerry M.P.; D.J.Fraser, Customs; Ceeil Crete, Customs; Allan Graham, Brown, Immigration; H.I.Watson, Immigration; M.A.Sanschagrin,|L.W.Fennell, H.W.Waldle,, C.Collector of Customs and Excise; M.Oney (retired), J.J.Boisseau, J.B.L.Ledue, J.L.Roy, Customs, .Customs. and so T trust that ! will be pur- (Continued from page 1) 2 - The Gleaner Wednesday, June 27th, 1962) 5, U0, \u201chu arms Plans For New Bridge Over Chateauquay River In Huntingdon Hospital Auxiliary - - .or sia - at Le verre tre El TETE ; ee EE ae UT, dened #1 reminisee a little about i + : qe ve TT w es mA PUS ee wore yl within the past year.T \u201c{ormstown Exhibition.My first - ' HS ; L Le .\u201cno _ ! 1 a Pa Mrs.Brittain then threw the Visit there was in 1972, when it { + ! Sw.\u2019 + ! | \u201cmeeting open for Questions and ROUND BYRE was Ormstown Show and when \u2018 - ; TE \u2019 / ! | Answers and some interesting dis.\u201cthe powers that be\u201d were lurgely | f ' A.ete./ 1 + \u2018 cussions ensued.The visiting Aux:- the surviving members of the foun-, A ; Lo Dress sn aa AR eee ! ! «| Hary members were particularly in- AND doers.IL 1L Ness, Nell Sungster, | .4 ' J > - ~~ tt eel, Sf ; 1 \u2018 terested In the Bursury Fund that Donald MeCormack, Peter Dickson! + ! / ; Soa.2A Mm casa i \u20ac | the Auxiliary of the Barrie Mem- RING 21 of whom ave now decensed: WS : J.; y= i \"4 | etn ! ! = tm orial Hospital runs to encourage | 13, Metiorrigle, Heh Chambers, ! 4 1, 10 2° fi to.Some ! eg ih girls to train us nurses.BY F.NAPIER Donald Bluek, Gilbert Macmillan _ ward Per a ht Wh .Sod .cin J.Farle Ness and Douglas A.blicat a ; i \u2018 © .ase Feeds Ltd, and is only a few feet adies - 1eens Choice Quality 2 for Ness of Howick: WwW.Erskine Rod- \\ ; rs publication in The Gleaner.sion and decided on the present | \u2026 es JT ser, Laehut : John NN T : Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Elliot} Tne new bridge will be crecteq Site hut Mr.Fraser has stated that [IN width, The office of this Com- : - ver Lachuter Jolin MeLennan] 1563, The next regular council Ly the Quebec [Tolstein Club] spent the week-end with Mr, and the Government, it is understoud Line wi Tr emir Voyageur TEA J is =till showing the effects of ro Elton Parkinson, Waterville, LOOKING FOR A GOOD| is that this ie a matter of form only, MCCS will be Tuesday evening.SUMMER BLOUSES Phi serious operation and Hiness.Que They attended the Centen- \u2014 \u2014 rr T Cle - 98 , Tomate Caisup OC | ue Is making wu good recovery, mial Anniversary Celebrations of USED CAR?oO car $ .Aguin referring to that great 4-H Waterville United Church on Sat- 2 - Box of 100 Club show, Gilbert Macmillan said urday and Sunday.A capacity AUTHORIZED DEALER BEACH ROBES : 20 oz.( i ; \u2018 \u2014 I would rate 5 4-H Show as Vice, when the guest speaker was RK if section bottle rae Duty Cl Lond in he LA Show an vie phen, 1, ee srk, _ Beautiful Selection _ ! \u2014 vy Dut ear yours quttle division.It was a] those present were Mrs.A.B.B.PURITAN Heavy Polishing plendid.example of what D be Moore and Mrs.Wm.Edward.J.P.Quen neville P R oD U C TS.E L | 1 E 3 done when former 4-5 Club mem- Inlaid Vinyl, Tiles, Etc.4 ! bers Keep up their interest in this .| 3 \u2019 IRISH STEW W A X wort as this Department is en- Letter To The Editer ne.EMERY LATREILLE DRESS SHOPPE 5 tively operated by former 4-14 - .! ; fo) i 3 24 oz 45¢ 40 oz.1 09 Club members.\u201d June 25, 1962.160 Larocque Road Mrs.À Faubert 3 e to the Canadiun Ayrshire Review | crowd attended the Sunday Ser- Contact .\u2026.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 v\u2014 ; The Editor.- : 3 | ti Tin Mr.Muenillan also urges the log.Gleaner, FR.3-0723 Valleyfield Tel.CO.4-3276 Chatcauguay St.3 , Hn adoption of the Danish or group} ppeay Sir: Corner Wellington and Bouchette Huntingd i : system of judging the calves, as Huntingdon Branch No.$1 of The unimgdon A RESSES in the case uf Ottawa and other] oval canadian Legion Is certain- 2-1961 Volkswagen a DUSTERS-COAT D large 4-11 Club Shows, ly appreciative of the space you DeLuxe with radios 4 Mention was made in The Glean- {so gencrousiy devote to news items 13 .BRUNCH COATS er several weeks ago about J.A.Jof the Branch, from time to time, |1-1958 Volkswagen : 4 CES LL as 11 te 1°, : * à 3 4 .(Jack) Brown's purchase of | particularly so with respect to the © ; Sanforized - Color Fast - Guaranteed Washable new herd sive for his and his|report of an Honorary Membership DeLuxe .4 ! sons old established Holstein herd being conferred on Mr, Robert 4 | E XTRA 1 99 at Glenclin, That is, to the Elora| Rolfe.11-1959 Volkswagen ££ | and Fergus districts of Western We regret, however.that there DeLuxe it | SPECIAL.© Ontario, which reminds us that [was an error in the statement that 9 \u2018 } Jacek Brown purelinsed bis first Mi.Robert Rolfe is our second 1-1955 Volkswagen Y u can t i 1 | V PAINT purebred herd sire in Onturio \u2014f Honorary Member, an error that 0 1 { ® ° in the Lancaster district of Glen-| was entirely ours.DeLuxe à ! i garry County, Moreover, that that lrobahly due to that a similar k À i : F L A T WHIT E hull was transported in a horse honour was conferred several years 1-1961 Vauxhall 4-door ma e 4 | \u2018 drawn slelgh across the ice-bound jazo on Mr.Tom Vine we had for- 4 + ; .98 GAL.st Lawrence to Glenelm.gotten same even although he is 1-1958 Chevrolet 4-door ress | \u2018 \u2018a rec ; tcArthur St an Honorary Member of the TO i More recently Allister MeArthur \" y That 1 2 1959 R bl ST TIT of Cherry Bank Farm, Ilowiel, ranch.hit honour Was cons Z- ambpier .] ; WE ARE NOW 1 LICENCED TO SELL BEER went to the Linden Lane Farm Ayr- [ered unen Mr.Vine m recogni- Customs 4-door with ! AND PORTER shire disposal sale at Flemington, tion of the many fine services hej , ! .3 N.l, and there purchased a pros- had Riven fo the Branch, likewise 1-1957 Ford e id 2 y Cold Beer is now available for your peetive junior herd sive.This bull because white he had volunteered { .in erior 3 : convenience enlf was the top priced male of [OF Military Serviee during World ; Station Wagon j ; , the sale, and while he was bred eu ; nt oo poveral perasions, Hoe q \u2018 ; re s has ssnessock Had not been accepted: finally be- ; 4 CW.E.LEFEBVRE Req'd.[lms blame smi mh bn Se onal we cary i tosmving parts j .eg pedigree.nf W RANK NA | for Volkswagen.Have two spe-, i ' THE PLACE TO DO YOUR SHOPPING In conclusion we again invite Secretary PIER, {alized mechanics at your dis- | .vour cooperation by way of news ' Huntingdon Branch No.81, opsal.Estimate free-of-charge.: .Phone CO 4- 5464 Huntingdon items with contact re same at Royal Canadian Legion, either 40 King St.Huntingdon, or _ by phone CO.4-54b2, _ Annual Dominion Day Celebration THANKS To My Electors i .SQUARE : THE ANNUAL | DANCE ke REGULAR And O | À |} COMPETITION Went son | n rganizers for O'Keefe Trophy esternatres DANCE ° | 5 1H SPECIAL APPEARANCE! MISS DIANE McCORMACK i 4 Noted Highland Dancer \u2014 Will give several Highland I wish to express my sincere thanks to all .5 4 Dance Exhibitions.| Ç Only your Caterp illar Dealer has parts ; e The Huntingdon-Ormstown Band with Ormstown Majorettes clectors and organizers and to all that helped Which always include Caterpillars eat $ | © Bugle Band, Ecole St.Joseph Air Force Cadets .latest engineerin smprovemen 34 Amusements for Young and Old, including a Pie Eating Contest in any way, in June 18th Federal Election.I ; \u201c for Boys.: Ë | : © Drawing of Attendance ticket for All-Expense-Paid Trip shall continue to remain at the service of the 4; i to New York.EA electors of Chateauguay-Huntingdon-Laprai- \"LEGION HALL RAIN FAIRVIEW ROAD rie.or SATURDAY EVENING SHINE JUNE 30th EQUIPMENT LIMITED MERRILL E.B ARRINGTON, Your Caterpillar Dealer in Quebec \u2018Auspices of: DAVID L.WATSON, General Chairman Ormstown, Que., June 19th, 1962 MONTREAL: VAL D'OR: QUEBEC SEPT-ILES: Huntingdon Branch 81 Royal Canadian Legion 5550 Ferrier St.400 Lamaque Bivd.1125 de la Canardière 400 Laure Ave., _ \\ Tel; RE.1.3011 Tel: 924-2783 Tel: 520.1381 Tel: 042-3848 I ee ee I - ra Born ! ANDERSON \u2014 At the Mun:inédon | ù County Hospital, on June 26th, | C OME 1962, to Mr.und Mrs, Gordon! ee DOMINION DAY Wednesdav, June 27th, 1962 The Gleaner - 3 - Huntingdon Locals - oo ; Plaza Huntingdon Winners nd with Mrs.Sellar's sister and her Fotlowine are che winners fn the] amity, Teesday afternoon they re- Anderson, Glenelm.Que.a san, Plaza drawine, Friday, June 22nd turned Lo Ottewa and the home of - ti Une TO Jackpot prize of Sino -\u2014 M His parents, Mr, and Mrs.Watson \" BOUCHARD \u2014 At the Huntingdon Mr.and Mra.George Robb of Gil to report that Mr.Georg.- qu he ce remind te her will leave Sunday - County Hospital on June 20, 1962 St.Juhne and the Misses Muriel Lennox has returned from the CUA pee Corolvn PF.Révtes of fafternonn to return te Edmonton, 4 to Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Bou- C H U R C H and Irene Martin, who have just Queen Mary Veierans' Hospital Cad Ti tr abe Met ye -o- chard, Huntinedon, Que, à returned.Csm sphidling a (wo vu RN J ul Lo y Mr.and Mr: Ernest Bennett in JA ER At the Barrie Ms weeks holiday in Mexico, spent the Mrs.Gaw Sr.returned on Friday neue ut Hue inedon purelinse neds have returned after five days 4 jFRAP oat the Bane Mem- : week-end at the home of Mr.and from Danville, after spending sev- vio Hlunthenton Auto Parce $5.00 143 Lakr Ann near Morin Heights 2 erial Hospital, Ormstown.on Mrs.Alex Robb eral weeks at the home of Mr.and Ed Pere et enti |W 101 Me.and MrsJ.L \"Forman CE June 28rd, 1962, to Mr.and Mr-.fu ; .saw ve Me 62 Ferry al unting- with r.and MrsJ.L.U Denis Frappler.st.Antoine Abie H .do Mrs H ward K ly of Pointe Mes.Juhn Gaw.u tnt pearetiss made at Hluntinzdou] Mr.and Mrs.John Telfer mot- : : 4 Mra, owar elly © ° - Stat Store, Carrv Prinete .fl.dt , 1 * ; .Que, twin daushters.unting on United Cluire Heights accompanied by Mr.Mr, John Mosher, Noyan, Que Rat Stove Garey Pein le wie was fared to Decp River, Ont.to spend GOYETTE \u2014 At the Barrie Mem-.Church and Mrg, W.L.Carr motored to [was a Wedneaday caller at the arial Hospital, Ormstown, on .\u2019 .: t ; akes $ eek.Doma of Mr.and Mrs.J.À June Läih, 1962, to Mr.and Mrs.St.Andrew S Presbyterian Ne an eau Lakes lust Week cteeted for duekpot hoe ta oeaer [the week-end with their son-in- question this doux wand daughter, Mr.and Mrs.- Le Vi Michael Carr.son vf Mr.and Mrs.Frown.Me and Me Tiphert Sellar of Wayne Daniel.Marcel Goyette.Howiek, Qu.Church Jos.Carr, Deep River, Ont.ix \\ we Ru R | Edmontea, Alber a arrived on + son.now visiting at the Carr home.Mrs.; HE A.Rowat has re- Thnrsday cu + tot or GREGORY \u2014 At the Rarrie Mem.JOINT WORSHIP uv \u2018eived word that her entry dn Fry- on hs wath on mh AT ?Dundee arial Hospital, Ormstown, on June SERVICES Mr.and Mps.Thos Morse and \u2018Adbury's Dream Holiday verse don om Prato : \u2018 po > age Cy es ep > ; maven + st in \u201c .\u201cJe, ù ; i devampinded by by and Mrs, Malcolm Marston 20th, 1962, to Mr.and Mrs, Hutert 10:20 ALM.son, Juhn and Miss Guy Thayer ontest has won a fourth pr .Mr.and Mrs, Keith How der | ! a Gregory, Sto Reml Quel a son.TULY em IN ® 4 : systems I f ' ; ow Mr.and Mrs.N, White.: 3 y mean longer, safer cards, Mowers and gifts, and the excellent care we received while -0- WEDNESDAY 7 storage of fresh and frozen uneral ome pans other acts of kindness.All ther also thanks to relatives and Mr, and Mrs, Zenon Daoust of instead of Monday und Friday foods \u2014 fewer trips to the were very much appreciated.Rt Visits, cards, OWErs ; E market\u2026 Swing-out shelves \u2014_\u2014 Lo Mrs.Bertie Shearer, nd KIItS.Rosalie Maither TEXTILE GRADUATE : D put food at your fingertips.s our very sincere thanks to the Sheila and Shelly rnest .nodeau «Ns Eo Magnetic doors close silently We Have Built doctors, nurses and staff of the TNT em hanks dob Ta } PE | i and surely.Automatic de- RP Barrie Memorial Hospital, for their My sincere thanks to r.: ole ! frost systems end mess Our Reputation Kindness tp ote brother the late olen, doctors, nurs and laff of 6 E { St Tontingdon TACT CO.4 5165 k wiping-up and emptying , John Leslie, during his long stay [the Barrie Memoria ospital Tor ast ot./ ne TET : , trays, These and man or on people's complete faith ?| excellent care and kindness while \u2019 : y d y more : i 5 in hospital, And many thanks to ! .$ pos us, (Hhrough faithful, clergymen amd friends, for their 1 Was a patient there, Sincere nsclentious service since visite, gifts, cards and flowers, thanks also to the staff and Grade [Fhese kind acts were much ep- [CC pupils of Maple Schodl, Cha- préciated by him and us.tenuguay and to relatives and e ofl Gregor, Elizabeth, Margaret.friende for visits, flowers, cards - SSI ; and gifts.All was very much ap- I wish to thank Dr, M, Stalker prectated .and nurses of dhe Barrie Memorial \u2018 : Ft.Covington-Dundee Hospital for dheir care while 1] _ Margaret Graham.J wars qb patient there; also friends ., | Phone 6206 and 3807 and classmates for visits, cards In Memorian wonderful features give the homemaker the utmost in \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 : zonvenience.FUNERAL DESIGNS -\u2014 HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS WEDDING FLOWERS \u2014 CUT FLOWERS \u2014 PLANTS CALL CH.7-2690 (Ormstown, Howick, Franklin Centre, Lacolle) a MIS 914.We will allow Top Dollar for your Trade-In BRAITHWAITE BROS.mage 10000 0 ] and gifts, : ee oo Call ZEnith 7-2556 \u2014 No Toll Charges | Mary McCaig.ete husband and dal.Wallaer J 161 Chateauguay St CO.4-5445 a - \u2014 000 encens 0e 2 ne © me ee men dear husbhan a aad, i se .- - .- Jaxter, who passed away July LITTLE DENMARK FLOWER SHOP HUNTINGDON Sth, 1944 .\\ M numents \u201cThis day we do remember Roxham Road Hemmingford ?O A loving thought we give.\u201d Fats Th Lo ore Remembered by, ) Free daily deliveries within radius of forty miles ~~ Our store is open until 10 p.m.Fridays and Saturdays \u2014 à IL mm ere 1s nom .His Wife Pearl, Sons and Family.a 2045 a.! mie ea \u2014 = 4 ROGERS > eloquent means of recording WILLIAMS \u2014 In loving memory Mr.Lynn Melntyre.who gradu- \\ \u2014 re rer re D rer 4 st oe for posterity your devotion of our heloved son and brother, ated with high honours from the , T4 4 >.eo wn Les for one another than to express go My med Joga two Textile Insite at SL Hvaciniie MALCOLM THE MILKMAN BY CHERRY BANK DAIRY Reg d A lil TL ys it through the medium of \u201cOur hearts still ache with sad- in woollen and worsted % un Me : ami ness \u2018 (urine .24 pe eve \u2018 1 ' Coe eee Ean enduring family monet er ene ait fw | re Tan Snes Banks oro) RONRER GRE Shs BACK.BETTER LUCK.3 Oo nat on om lose him for punctuadity and reguinn ave] Do A BEAUTY NEXT TIME! Noone wi : * k Vo { Ps + CS > or\u201d = KIPLING MEMORIAL WORKS Zach time we see his photo.af classes.| TOO, EH?gén - He seems to smile and say | H WM.KIPLING, Prop.Don't ery, I'm only sleeping, GRADUATE ! li Well meet again someday.\u201d ) | A Riverfield, Que.Phone Howick 825-2035] Saal Te omy, Daddy, | } Bobby and Stephen.I STILL § \u2014- Se \u2014 THINK MING | : .| \u201cIn every field there is one outstanding value hi i f \\ to which all others are compared.In AR | oh 0 Malcolm's contestant didn\u2019t win, but you can be a winner by drinking plenty of milk to keep a wonderful glow of health.CHERRY BANK DAIRY PRODUCTS | DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR \u2014 CONTACT FOLLOWING Maple Grove Hemmingford Huntingdon - Howick Chateauguay \u201cmemorials, that one is Rock of Ages®.\" \\apEs/ E.rr Bellevue Ormstown District ||, Jon b PATTERSON.| Woodlands Call: RODNEY GREER R.BURCHMORE Tel.829-2386 ated From Frame Acar Ma M.BRIERE Call: Ormstown Call: - 0 lone, N.Y., on June 2hth.He \u2018da in- P.O.Box 35 tending to continue his studies at Ormstown the Agriculture and Technical Institue, Canten, N.Y, CO 8-4188 829-2409 692-0742 CH 7-2266 Rides, clowns and thousands of attractions for all the members of the family.¥Buy your booklcis in advance: $1.00.Take on July 15th for $500.00.SPONSORED BY VALLEYFIELD ROTARY CLUB part in 8 drawings six members of the St, Auxiliary spent while attending this meeting, A special word of thanks to Mrs.Robert Hndley and Reverend David Rogers for providing thetr transportation.! Plans for the Street Fair were! discussed, this will] be held the evening of July 13th, commencing at S$ pm.Mrs.R.Hadley and Mrs.\u2019 A.Round reported on the prizes they had recently purchased for the, she and Luke's a various évents and sèvhral members handed in completed articles for the Variety Table, |: - \\ Toy ' ADMISSION: Adults $1.00 \u2014 Children 0.39 VIOLIN and ACCORDION MUSIC FEATURING GIRLS\u2019 PIPE BAND ton, Vermont, Mrs.Donald Orr] Swanton on Friday, June 22nd, to .Ronald Wond for the dress length EMMINGFORD ; 7 I.I.\\ > wal = en ' \u2019 \u2019 © i Mrs.+.0 motored to!attend the funeral.( 4 The Gleaner We d ne sday ! June 27th, 1962 which was presented by the Cele- A : ; s = 3 A J ad Ars WV a me ee mt LR Fe phese d'u, at a recent demonstra- 2 = oH ToT IX .year.Treasurer's report showed y tion in the Higle Sehool.; collet Huntingdon W.l.bal Sf SIA0O0.An dnvitation Foo wos voted as prize money 3464, vo a ve 1 from ormstown WI Tor Huntingden fuir and there ALL £ Donates $25.00 To rat al ar er to attendues considerable discussion us to DANCE bum H .d .ts ru at ; ne duly Srd as tee ttsses for whieh the monies 3208, 0 Nl oo ced nnd JUD ibd be used.A letter was read \u2014 unting on Fair she A Co ca nce: will Tir an Miss MeoOuat regarding the YA 1 Huntingdon WoL met on Tuesaday ow nrnded of Hiolts votitres available.A + day, June 12th, at the home of the 1-1 sole trut at Muet- Conveners Reports:\u2014 FRIDAY J UN 29 nice the President Mrs.Curl Anderson donc Con ca dur h, when Anriculture \u2014 How to get rid of 9 - with 17 members and guests pres famtv ps wl be weleolne house inscets, AI staples and ani- HIGH « sent.In response to the Roll Cal, The Cpr sed Or are mol foods should he Kkept In re- const the members told the name of a Meo Per he del weel ae Household insecticides a inter WE meinber, met during the past li ch in MTS ind be need according to due AT GEORGE ERSKINE S NEW BARN ns == mo ; any ere SIS RSS structions, eu Fducation \u2014 Told of a recent .i ; bortr sr together at Muedonald College 2 miles cast of Herdman Customs at Brooklet te A mor: [with old graduates, Also mixed stick À # \u201c3 ; \u201ctres privduates\u2014among whom .and | he bg [vos 1 grep of Afrleans.Music by Ellis Wilson and His Westernaires hm, toe : Home Economics \u2014 Always have - on.! don Cora carpet Cor stalrs to allow for IL Channon of position and so dis- .: HA - .+ FE 1545 Ernie wear, Good plan to use \u2014 Dancing 9 until 2AM, \u2014 riding MO ) | RIN S 1 {J AY Hh, vacutan repularly to prevent dirt Nic - .from he-oming Hubedded.Suds ane node from detergents a good elean- / Tec - person J'ONTL ru tmethod, but care mast De taken Admission 75c per p John cu et Lo.; to os only snds \u2014 not the water.mich at Howick Station knowi, i.Publicity \u2014 A letter read from ; Refreshments on Sale rude ! - pe ct ne in pon Back vow, left to right, Capt.Ross de Bord Cooper, Daryl Englisin Bithanan, Keith Buchan in, Mar- 8 Fy port EE ON POSE «| Prendergast, CA, Ernest Buchn-| 4 Cu de ou liorte lénelis Most Rev, John LS mn | eu of ; W A (rentes there.sun, Ruby Buchanan, Rev.D.Front row, left to right, Joyce jorie lUonglish, Most Rev, ohn \u2014 wo arc e en We @ a reporting on weitther condi- Rogers, Sophie Bychowski, Astley Elorton, Marjorie Cleaver, shirley! Dixon, Archbishop of Montreal, To ~ ~ m 3 is, ee \u2014 me - \u2014 \u2014 Sm mm eee = _- 5 Cazax Citizenship \u2014 A very interesting \u2014_\u2014 re IE, is LOCAL GRADUATES FROM MOOERS fe nt Charts Some of 1.GRADUATION DANCE jy Co._.; ati responsibilities in political and na- HIGH H L Hinzford held # sunnoecr Tea.It B hay Because of sickness, Mr.Loo Monte tit, tienal affairs, Those who took ge wits the original intention ta se \u2014 for \u2014 also .4 .Lu \u201cquert in this were Mesdames Tully, SRY the tables un the Lawn onder dhe Apply OWner of Marche ( centrale, ct moduet 1 ETOCOUX leit, \u2026Leunieson and Miss \u2018Purnet rt Fees hut the phere JOHN L ; PATTERSON las d .; .The Lotter read excerpts from a sky at the anernhie prevatlea on ° Lo 7: store specializing in Fiest Quality Meat is ol- spechuiven hy the late Mrs, PE he plios \u2014 at \u2014 Eu - ! \u2019 Jahn seatt on Women's votes, given ad ro iE was held an che Jai 1966 fering his business for sale.Formerly the Bill ar ES A Ie GRANGE HALL good = : : The County \u2018resident, Mrs, Ge OUTRE ewe cA ci - gnier, Logan store, Mr Montpetit renovated the Middlemiss, was œuest speaker who attendance Jr not ; ns, many u Kensington, Que.don.ga! $ y dE.[8 save a comprehensive report of hoped for, Many probably took ad- mn .4 - \u2014 b ' T i it eu 10 Call the work done be the Women's Vaio \u20ac Of in louis weekend 10 SATURDAY, JUNE 301h\u20149:00 P.M.-1 :00 A.M, ONE ullding ive vears ago and it measures X = Cinstitutes and also the Instructors wet away.Che afternoon Teac this + Ç ga lor .from Macdonald College, Told of year tuot thie place af the Straw , Everybody Welcome À in with a modern 7-{t.cellar.Forced to retire on the amount of money spent hy here Foct usually old davon e \u201d Ken ., Rorvice Fund, Hoodless Home is thi= time in the Joven.( UU \u20ac SP \u2014\u2014 \u2014 = account of sickness, Mr.Montpetit will accept now completed and ready for fur nb Ged the pos, ce ed | pe moe = FAN Lisbing, Much interest hand been he two events are being weighs ens 0, .] sc OF farm as part puvment Apply: ishown in this project by many husi- cud possibly.ext yer.might see AT TENTION! ALL BOYS IN HUNTINGDON TD a house \u20ac as pe ae \u2019 2 ness firms and valuable contribu- no orecuen to the evening Sawa À CAS gio tions made Merry social, .large _ LL.During the meeting the Indies, 0 Boys from 13!2 to 18 years of age are invited : lout LEO MONTPETIT wo a Jo well known Hones, to Varia to attend a meeting to be held at 5 pb make i break from =o anuch talking.Sorry te learn that Mrs, Dan .| .| Mrs.Gordon Ferry read a Lu lkalhex wus hespitidised at the LEGION HALL, FAIRVIEW ROAD fers - Tek ation, Que .; fine poem \u201c0 cinada\u201d Meeting Barrie List week and vuderwent 3 Howick Sti Q (rloged with the Migpah.The mem- AE i op eration an Friday, dane 22nd, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 7:30 P.M.J Apply j ers expressed sympathy to Mrs, A - U is Understood she js prociessine ipati ; pp lALIS , \u2018 ' \u2019 lication for enrolment in the proposed j \u201chas Reid, who had the misfortune \\ KE GERALD SMITH sutistietorilr, to make app #8 tomaut ss TT to break two bones Im her hand | GARRY LEONARD BICKES | Co CANADIAN LEGION SPONSORED parle Delletous refreshments were served Two well-known Ttemmingford [Math and French, Hympathe to Mes.WP Cyr à , .clear, [be the Tantus youths received thelr graduation Gerald received; in aiden vof SY te dv WE Onn Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps.lear, -\u2014 diplomas from Mooers High Sehool bis High school Diploma, a eer friend, Are, Cora Pabor of Swi.All Boys who are already registered are also invited to TRAD | .f d on Friday evening, Jue 22nd.Py Lirica te in, Peccpition 0 hi pers attend to receive further, information, are so Jirded to Apply ms are Garry Leona siekes, sono cet attendance, \u20ac Jus oO SNE : bring with them eir buddies who may be inter qT st ; ; jp | Hemming or Mr.and Mrs, Leonard Dickes and [one day sinee his cutrance, three ORMSTOWN 9 in joining.A CO.; 3 \"Shower fer Miss Beverly Williams Gurald Smith, son of Mr.and Mrs, veus ago.He majored in Dusl- fg .4 1 5 Trias Avery delleheful surprise \u201cey Walter Smith.ness Law and Freheh, PRESBYTERIAN David Zabitsky, Chairman : MADE A 2 waltedd Miss Beverly Willluns, Garry received both his High Congratulations to both on their YOUNG PEOPLE Committee re-Canadian Sea Cadets Appl; 8 / 3 i dauzhter of Me and Mess Russell School Diploma and the Regents achievements and best wishes for .Dund a iG { - MRE a 4 Williams, when she arrived at they Diploma, he majored ih Science, the future.presents Huntingdon Branch No.81, ÿ HE H : boy Heda fF ELA United Chureh Hall, on Wednes- \u2014 = \u201c | 0 \" ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Bec pday eventas, June 26t4h With her \u2014_ R, ol qu al > + = % | mrotiver she was anet at the door .The Honeymoon 5 ver ses == ESS Sr SES 3 or .wy ster : PEU + \u2019 - 3 VE by Mrs Alister Somerville and at Rockburn \u2014 Ben 3 Mrs, Robert Hadley who presented e NE = dainty vorsages and then escorted f d N W 2.1% 7 i alk thie winests to madly decorated chairs.H emming or c S 5: 15 pan, J UNE 29th oe Feels = \u2018 ve re £ - a w a 1960 ENVOY About 5 fri me pe gathered a d t M A I 'E Adults aoû \u2014 Children 25 | @ side \u201c : HEIN 0) sente eve \u2014 .s n .- ; 1960 OLDSMOBILE Sedan erly with à fine array of gifts, Correspon en rs ~ perance | Round and Square Dancing ' winds 1959 PLYMOUTH Sedan When all had been opened and { Sm me taines - adie dd, Beverly, Mrs, Williams .de ot oo A 1958 STUDEBAKER V-8 Scdan and all their friends enjoyed u wesley - Knox United Church aE BE enters RECEPTION DANCE R.FISHER AND THE FIVE TWISTERS ny : - Di + \u201d .= ei \\ = | ffet - ' sp serv «1 fr î omen « 1 he vo.et nr i .1936 BUICK 4 Dr.He ai Cle me Mie Td reese metiers and friende 00 cubrsders, dre, F2 Marthe ad for Te.1 5 I.ardto hile oo Hi all tapers flanked of the Wesley-Knox United Churehj Mrs, A fnelish served appetizing .two p fn CE a which hid Women spent a delightful afwer- refreshments after which the meet.| Sharon and Owen Hemmingford High School \u2014 June 29th Ormes 1956 CHEVROLET Coach lee til and decorator by Mrs.noon at the home of Mes, C0 Boling closed with the reciting or the M F 1 .EH 1955 PONTIAC V-8 Alan Camplell, A pleasant visit Bdwidds, Coves TOI, on June Faune Lord's Prayer.acrarlanc 9:00 P.M.- 1:00 AM.\u2014 ADMISSION $1.00 wonky J Lan UC vas enjoyed sind Beverly gineerely the vecasion being the restlar = ! St ; ,' 1 2683, 1957 CHEVROLET 72 ton li uck rare] She reins who had or- meeting combined with a fund- St.Andrews Presbyterian Church On Friday, June 29 Refreshments will be served for the benefit of the 1956 OLDSMOBILE Sedan .|gunized the party and the many | raising Tea, President Mrs, A.Le ur NW Mis.Mond Hatchelder AT KENSINGTON HALL Presbyterian Church Hull.rie = Im ad brought sueh love- Stewart extended a weleome to a o HFSINLloH were Hosts at a Pot = n \u2018 rend pA Ili responsible for present and after the Scripture Laek supper arvanged by the Ladies EVERYONE WELCOME EVERYONE WELCOME ! Brick H , / the party were Mes, Alister Somers Heading and Prayer, Mes, ¢ Fleko LGuild of SG Andrew's Preshyterian Dancing from 9 to 12 P.M.mg b Hunting on Motors eg | ville Mrs, Korie Milroy, Mrs, Mary sang i dellghttnl solo, Mis lye is Chureh in Hemmingford, on Satur- \u2019 =: re = = = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 D JOWn, n SE Mr.Robert Mudler.Mrs, ON the Spurrow, accompanied by day evening, June féth About 73, \u2014 , Jooms, J 35 F.S he Sophia Duteau, Mrs, Willle MekKayx.Mrs 2, Cleland at the piano, Mean | Dursons gathored rond the plente THI MRS.CHRISTINE SHERRINGTON'S Zoom, 1 ames .myt Cc Mus, Donald Orr, Mes.George Ups pbers answered the Roll Call with tables set out Lx Mr, taitechelder , : ent, d : tn Mrs.Vernon llerton, Mrs.[à Bible verse, un the US around his house, and FARMER S PICNIC | N G C LA S S | t Tel.CO.4-5822 Huntingdon Allon Vidley, Mrs Carson Wallace The highlight of the afternoon he fine weather, together with the will Ie held at grater, and Mrs, Allan Camphill, came when Mrs.Jumes Mannine charming surroundings and appe- a 1 A .b .gage.F LL 1 1 a mr em me ee af Franklin Centre, welcomed and Hz food, made for on very enjoy- Greig's Grove Monday Nationa - Tap \u2014 Acrobalic 3 % introduced hy Mrs Ko Sample {He evening, And to (op it all, a , > } showed slides of lier revent trip to srateful committee announced that July 2 Summer Term: 10 Lessons $8.00 \u2018 Hawaii The beautiful -pletores 8 SUBStGoial sum had bean vaised Boys \u2018and girls\u2019 junior Jey coût Beginners or Advanced -\u2014 Two lessons a week for five weeks ROY, z combined with Mes, Mannings voyy [HS 0 result of this supper, this, of Ball Lerten ee i 7 | interesting © LEY Ape are Course, is going Into the hui , li ament: ices and jumip- saicirat: _ ; © e el ete D A CA tt fund for the new ha a.ing competition, The Ormstown- Regist ation Monday, July 2 10 A.M.\u2018 chi, A su 4 \u2019 Huntingdon Band will be in at- | buffet clowns served : - \u2019 ; 4 hotter Jupp NA red and a St.Andrew's United Church tendinee, Speakers will discuss sub- | NOTRE DAME SCHOOL ne us 2 The committee comprising Mis, Women \u2014 Summer Tea Jrets of interest to farmers.HUNTINGDON with | K.Curran, Mes.Robert Wood and Ih Saturday atiernoon, June 2a, EVERYTODY WELCOMIS = al 4 Mot 4, Mrs, James MeAllister, together um rem rer ; ; = mem rs re - a À few ; with Mrs, C8 Fdwards, were at s : 1 , viven ic very heaurty vote of thanks ; | FIVE DAYS AND FIVE NIGHTS for thelr orcauizine of such 4 des GLE NGAR RY HIGHLANDER S 125.lightful and successful event.Pther 4 The proceeds onounted to $23.50, i .i Si .The July meeting will be held at P I P E B A N D AL ; the home of Mrs.H, Gilmore, ; New Site: hl | An Apology A The Gleaner wishes to apologize i to the Hemmingford correspondent ~ Mrs, Esperance, for crediting her i news item on the scout Rally } 9 which was held recently in Tem- F \u2018 mingford, to one of our Chateau- 8 \" suay correspondents, and placing sponsored by f One | the news item in the Chateatguay À of ; .seetion as a result, Tt was rather 3 20 Victoria Street a bad mix-up all around, but was à ; certrioly not done intentionally.URLI G B ; On a Woe ean only offer our humble n- + | 5 pologles to Mrs.l'Esperanee, 3 \u201cHy \u20140\u2014 3 i Y 1 1 = 1 ) - - - St.Luke's Women's Auxiliary .tit * The regular monthly meeting of e m : the Women's Auxiliary of St, luke's | © © © O J Angllean Church, Hemmingford, nt 2 o was held In the Church Hall, on | c ; Featuring the famous Wednesday afternoon, June 13th, IN ORMSTO WN ARENA i 4 There were twelve members and | A ° one visitor present.} \u2018 gh \u2019 The Delegate to the annual Den- ) iQ it ernar ar 1 W a nory Meeting, held In St, Tamhert iw 4 \u2019 4} I) 3 on May 16th Mrs.Albert Round, an rive a detailed report of the very 3 inferesting and enjoyable day which 16 1 For Sale rt 1151 DODGE station wagon in ex- cdllent condition.Call CO.4- 3454, Huntingdon.ee res ALL SIZE milk coolers.Gerald Dumont, 194 Webster St, Tel: 1208, Malone, N.Y.yA JT for sale, aqua and white glass: $450.Motor, 36 H.P,, tarle: $350.Bale Perron, St.nicet, Que, HIGH quality silos of genuine west coast spruce or cedar.All staves interlocked with steel dowl pins.will not twist or blow down.Many good features, Also super strong glue laminated rafters and trusses, made exclusively of kin dried Douglas flr.Also stable cleaners, silo unloaders and barn equipment.Ivan Graham, Tel: CO.4-2315, Hunting- don SADDLE riding equipment.Nicholville, NY.lone and Potsdam.PONTIAC CARS, GMC trueks, John Deere tractors und farm machinery, Homelite saws, Evin- rude motors, G.E.appliances.I.B.Boulds, Nicholville, between Malone and Potsdam.IIORSBDS and ponies, E.B.Boulds, between Ma- TWO Holsteln cows, to freshen m 3 weeks.Armand Hurteau, Cazaville, CO, 4-2732, HAY for sale, 70 acres standing nay will cut and rake if wanted, also barn available for storage.Apply Hervé Vachon, St-Stanis- las de Kostlen, Tel: TR, 3-4209, LOT 75 x 500 ft, bordering Cha- BR tHauguay River, on Route 4.Also 1955 Meteor Station \u201cWagon, good enndition.Leonard Casta- gnier, Tel: CO.4-3146, Hunting- don.BONE Hardie sprayer 7 G.P,M.150 gallon tank: 1 bean sprayer 20 GJIP,M.300 gallon tank.Used 1700x16 airplane tires and tubes.Ken MeNlece, Franklin Center.ÉTRAWBERRIDS for sale.Apply CO, 4-5925 or FR.3-1858.FRIGIDAIRE air conditioning unit, large commercial type in excellent condition, Two compressors, Original cost, $1500.A real bargain for best offer over $500.For Fi information only, apply to Keith k Howden, 23 Henderson St, or d apply The Gleaner, Huntingdon.HWIALE PRICE SALE, bedding and tomato plants, geraniums and garden mums, all half price to clear.Ormstown Greenhouses, I} Jamestown Road, Tel: 829-2289, WIOSPITAL BED, good as new.Apply to Louts Roy, 23 Hunter Aq St.Huntingdon, Que, Tel: J CO.4-55637.= TIRADE GOATS, one male and 3 female, also 3 kids $10.00 each.Apply 8S.W, Staveley, RR.2, Dundee, Tel: 'CO.4-2670, 00D TOP SOIL.fill and very @ good grade of gravel.Top soil i for window boxes.Come and get M it end of King 18t., Huntingdon, Ben Harringan, CO.4-3187, NE Easy Spiralator washer most mew, quantity of § windows and screens, @ side doors, two small complete windows, two electric kitchen clocks, step-on garbage container.kitchen utensils, ete, Ap- al- storm two \u2018in- ply 98 Wellington SL.or Tel: CO.4-2937, F H.C.HAYLOADER.used only A two seasons, Norris Nussey, @ Ormstown, Tel: 829-2985, i NE blonde cocker spaniel pup, b weeks old.Tel: H'don.CC.4- FOR SALE Brick house, 18 GALE ST., Orms- 4own, near the hospital, three bed- gooms, living room, kitchen, bath- oom, large playroom in the base- Ment, central heating system, hot Water, 220 entrance.Double ga- gage.For information: Tel.829-2649 ROY, ST, ORMSTOWN FOR SALE ®ne used Dion Forage Harvester with row crop attachment.Æ Motor in perfect condition.# few new Brady hay conditioners at special low price with tires, $725.00 each.ther used machines.{ ALFRED GOYETTE St.Anicet Tel.CO.4-2593 FOR SALE Zone 7 ft.tractor mower 3 to fit on International C and i] Super C tractors.One two row tractor 3 cultivator a JO lit on International C, Super C | 200 and 230 tractors / One reconditioned nternational P.T.O.baler; ÿ Û L.J.SIMPSON ) Q Hemmingford Tel.CH.7-2793 A.Mainville - 1 For Sale 66 NEW HOLLAND baler with motor; Allis Chalmers Roto Baler une year old; 90 Ailis Chalmers Combine 7%\u2019 complete with dual wheels P.T.O.A.H.Sparrow, Tel: CO.4-5807, Huntingdon, ONE DODGE pick-up truek, 1953.One Connor washing machine, also one Coleman vil heater.Tel: Howick 825-2361, 1552 FORD TRUCK with 1962 licence, in running order, Price $100.00.Rosalro Taillefer, 186, Chateauguay St.Huntingdon, CO.4-5182, MODERN coal and wood range, porcelain enamel finished.Bargain.Arthur Nielsen, Tel.CO.4- 2471, FORD Ferguænn mower.Tel: 4-2468, Huntingdon.30 ACRES of good standing hay.Apply Merrill Lindsay, Tel: 529- 2407, Ormstown.co.4 To Rent CAMP TO RENT.fully furnished, one bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom; July and Aug- uat.Suitable for couple or with one child.Write Gleaner Box 6370, Huntingdon.7 Help Wanted COMPETENT typist and general secretary required.Permanent position with interesting, varied and responsible work, Write to Gleaner, Box 6388, Huntingdon.FEMALE help wanted, capable woman wanted for hospital kitchen, good health and willingness to work necessary, also means of transportation, permanent position.Apply Business Office, Barrie Memorial Hoa- pital.Ormstown.8 Agents Wanted I HAVE for sale 100 lovely orna- JOIN the most progressive Com- mental Scotch Pine Trees, 4 feet| Pany in the household necessi- high, suftable for lawn or gar- ties & cosmetics fleld.High den, ready now to dig up with a good supply of eanth around the roots, no set back, $1.each.Apply No.51, Mill Road, Howick, Tel: 826-2219, D, W.Fiskin.5 H.P.JOHSON outboard motor, Kovd condition, $50.00, 1 aluminum dor 32\" x 6 6°, price $30.00._ Tel: 829-2058, JOHN DEERE = hay \\baler; John Deere 7 ft.grain binder on rubber: John Deere threshing mill 22 x 38 mm rubber.All machinery like new.Apply Howard St, Louis, Ormstown, Tel: 820-2848, 3 Property For Sale SUMMER COTTAGE with running water, on lot 50 x 100, lovely front on the water, sult- able for swimming, yachting and fishing.$1,000 down payment, balance easy terms.Mauttice Bel- lefeuille, Grande lle.Valleyfield, FR.3-3968.SUMMER COTTAGE on Lake St.Francis, Dundee, 3 bedrooms, one acre of land, private, Price $4,000.Enquire H.Brewerton, 1 St.Dorion, Que, FIVE room bungalow, with garage, Lower Chateauguay St, Tel: CO.4-5380, Huntingdon.LOT 70' front 80' deep.Good lora- tion Roosevelt St, near Prince.Sidewalk fronting, Bd Ottney, 60 Prince St, H'don.Farms For Sale DAIRY and hay farm.over 300 acres Joining in Canada, with spring water and with or without machinery.Fine bulldings and home, Tel: Chateaugay No.497-3635, Mrs.C.P.Phillips, Churubusco, N.Y.4 To Rent FOUR rdom apartment, heated.warm water, newly decorated, at 3 Dickson St, in Ormstown, Call: Ormstown, Tel: 829-2621.SUMMER COTTAGE to rent for the month of August.Rene Forget, Ormstown, Tel: 829-2254, FOUR room apartment, 1 mile from town; bathroom, hot water, big garage, also land for garden.Call Emile Boucher, Front Ridge, Huntingdon, Que, CO, 4-2638.POTATO CHIP WAGON, fully equipped.situated on route 4, Ste-Martine, to rent for season.Gerald Ether, Ste-Martine.FOUR room apartment, 220 wiring, easily heated.all conveniences, reasonable rent.Write Box 6375, Gleaner Office.Huntingdon, Que.314 ROOM HOUSE with sun porch, 220 wiring.Apply 24 Wellington St., Huntingdon.DOWNSTAIRES apartment, suitable for couple, at 11 Chateau- guay St, Huntingdon.Reasonable rent.Apply upstairs or to Rohert Trepanier, 87 Queen St.Lindsay, Ont.FIVE room apartment in Athel- stan, inside plumbing, drilled well and a good basement.Tel: \u2018CO.4-2165, HOUSE, six rooms and bath, central oll heating, spacious lawn, near schools and shopping.For appointment Tel: Hunting.don, QO.4-5141, COUNTRY HOUSE, 4 miles east of Huntingdon.Call Mrs.Fred Robidoux, CO.4-2218, MODERN new camp on the Bt Lawrence, furnished, three Ded- rooms, carport, drinking and hot water, bout house.Caza Bros.Bay, &t.Anicet, 2122 and 2124, A Brunet, Tel: CO.4-3591, SEVEN ROOM apartment to rent, available July 1st.at 87A York St.Huntingdon.FOR SALE 1 GMC 1949 \u2014 School Bus.1 International 1954\u201448 Passenger school bus.Both buses are in good running order and tires in good condition.11961 Pick Up truck International.1 1949 International 3-ton KB7 truck, rakes, 3 point hitch and pull type, mowers, 1 Hay conditioner.Bale elevators, new.Apply to: ARCHIE McCORMICK ORMSTOWN 829-2337 Construction 54 passenger ® ALUMINUM DOORS and WINDOWS ® PANORAMIC WINDOWS OF ALL KINDS | e PORCH AND STAIR RAILINGS AT LOWEST PRICES untingdon \u20ac0-4-5057 commission, exclusive ternitory, no risk, 30 day trial.A year round business.FAMILEX, Dept.J, 108, 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.9 Work Wanted GIRL 14 wants baby sitting for summer, good with children; also couch for salé cheap.Tel: CO.4-9071 nights or CO.4-5288 days.SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: office or domestic.Tel: 820-2409, Orms- town, STENO available for year around work.Apply Miss Florence Winter.Tel: CO.829-2577, Orms- town, 10 Wanted to Buy WE buy poultry at all times at the highest prices on the market.We dress your poultry ready for the oven or freezer.Aleide Chan- tigny, Ormstown, Tel: 829-2883.11 Lost ON FRIDAY NIGHT.June 22nd, between Bank of Montreal and Dr.McCrimmon's Office, Hun- tingdon, a lady's gold watch.Sentimental value.Finder please call CO.4-8052, Wanted OLD or YOUNG HORSES, COWS, HEIFERS and BULLS.\u2014 WIN Exchange \u2014 LIGHT BULLS for HEAVY BULLS Chas.McConville Tel.CO.4-5370 HUNTINGDON 15 Wanted LOCAL OATS wanted.A.L.Levine, CO.4-2950, Huntingdon.FULLER Brush Company requires 2 reliable men, with cars, to service established territories.380 à week assured to start.Please write to 95 Tessier St, Valieyfiield, Farms Wanted WANTED \u2018in Howick, Aubrey, Ormstown area, 15-25 acres, mostly «lear, near power line.Hunter 1-4162.16 For Sale or Rent CAMP for sale or rent, 2 miles West of 'St.Anicet, hot water, shower, 3 bedrooms, completely furnished.Call CO.4-5510.USED refrigerators and televisions.850.00 up.Apply A.Dubols, Tel: 457-2103, 131 St.Joseph Ste.Martine.ROOM AND BOARD Room and board for elderly pebple, with nursing care if re quired.Comfortable country home on Route 4, 1% miles east of Ormstown.All conveniences, pleasant atmosphere, reasonable Mrs.G.Warden Tel.829-2790 Ormstown, Que.HORSES and COWS WANTED Dead or Alive Our Truck Will Pick Up Animals Work Horses and Saddle Horses For Sale ARNOLD FARMS LTD.Rep.MARCIAL GIROUX St.Louis de Gonzague Tel: Valltyfield, FR.39118 Kilbai Hbain Miss Agnes Reardon has been apending some time 4n Gouverneur, N.Y., caning for her brother Edgar, who hae mot been as well as his many friends would wish.-)- Mr.ad Mrs.Jim Wilson and family of Ormatown and Mrs.John Ferns of Huntingdon, called un Mr.and Mrs.Ed Bannon on Monday.0 Mr.and Mre.Hugh Cosgwmve left on Monday night for u t.> to Halifax, to spend some time with thelr daughter Jeannie.Mortgages and Loans FIRST and second mortgages, town and country.No deposit.No inspection charge.For prompt service write or Tel: A.Duclos, Blackpool, Que., CH.6- 8672.NOTICE At the regularly held meeting of the Board of Trustees of the - i anm\u2014\u2014 Hillside Cemetery Co.HELD ON JUNE 11th, 1962 this Board now gives notice that on July 9, 1962 at 8 P.Mat the Rennie United Church A GENERAL MEETING is being called for the purpose of amending certain by-laws pertaining to lots and markers.NORVAL BLAIR, President GLENN WALLER, Sec'y-Treas.NOTICE HORSE BREEDERS AT YOUR DISPOSAL BELGIAN STALLION CLASS \u201cA\u201d - also - THE ONLY PALOMINO PONY STALLION in the Province of Quebec for service.Apply: HENRI D'AOUST St.Stanislas de Kostka Tel.FR.3-6638 Notice Province of Quebec, Municipality of Godmanchester.To the ratepayers of the aforesaid municipality, PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned, Secretary-Treasurer of the aforesaid Municipality, that the Valuation Roll of the sald Muntel- pality has been completed and deposited at my office; that it will remain open to the examination of the Interested panties, or their representhtives, during the 30 dava next following ithe date of this notice.And that on Monday, the 6th day of August, 1692, at iis usual hour and place of meeting, the \u2018council will proceed tb the examination, revision and homologation of the said rot.GIVEN at Huntingdon, this 21at, day of June, one thousand mine hundred and sixty-two.JAMES BE, BARRETT, Sec.-Treas., M.C.T.G.ARTIFICIAL STONE Also Plastering and STUCCO Jacques Couture Wilfred Couture Tel.Ormstown 829-2156 Franklin Centre WANTED TO BUY Cows and horses, dead or alive.ROMEO SOUCISSE Tel.825-2433 Howick WELL DRILLING To ensure yourself of a sufficient year-round supply of water, For information: Wilfrid Saumier Herdman, Que.TEL.CO.4-5977 WELL DRILLING I guarantee a sufficient supply of water.I also guarantee that water will be approved as drinking water by Givernment test.Terms can be arranged Walter Oes 4 8t.Lambert Valleytield FR.3-4472 M.Bisson & Sons Private - Municipal - Industrial Well Drilling Compétitive prices WORK GUARANTEED Phone Ormstown -829-2779 If no answer phone Franklin Centre 827-2288 PUBLIC AUCTION Friday Evening, June 29 Grove Hall (Rear of Braithwaite\u2019s Store) HUNTINGDON The following: Coal and wood stove, hand lawnmower, door chimes, table lamp, steam won, 1 table book shelf, 1 wall shell.| spice rack, 1 rack, large sea shells, floor lamps, 2 fout stools, | desk lamp, 1 fluorescent bed lamp, 1 round mirror, 1 upright vacuum ! cleuner (minor repair) 1 sliding wip- | == dow screen, electric milk shaker, 12 stale treads (new), disposal bags: for GE.vacuum (new), 1 kitchen | stool, 14 double windows, a few window screens, Invalid bedside table, | 1 alum clock, 3 clocks, 1 canning | machine, 1 top of stove oven, 3 framed pletures, 1 tray, 2 beach bags, several L.P, records, books and pocket books, TV.limp, girls\u2019 hooks, dolls carriage, doll, dolls toi set and i quantity of doll's dishes, ete.Child's rocking chair, baby carriage cover, diaper pail, gate for! child, sand box (like new), piggy bank, small animal bank, toy wheel- burrow, toy trucks.1 rolling pin, 5-ck5 poacher, 1 bread hox, 1 bread box with 3 can- nisters, Gem jars (sealers), cheese dish, condiment set, silent butler, 2 teapots, small teapots with creamer and suzar bowl, 7 billfolds, several handbags, lady's uunbretla, 1 clgu- rette box (chin, 1 cigarette box (marbled, sock stretchers, | pr.glove stretehers, limp shades, hed- side water juge, flower vases, enrth- enware flower pots.African violets carpet Bx 12, 2 flannelette Hankets, several kitehen tablecloths, luneh- éon set, small ten cloths, Kitchen utensils, pots, pans, enke tins, ole, large quantity of dishes.odd ovna- ments, lurge quantity of lauties* and children's clothing, 4 uew house dresses, 4 pairs new slaecks Clulies\u2018), 2 smocks (new), 1 dome black silk hougecoat (new), sweaters, chil dren's clothing, men\u2019s clothing, 1 man's winter Hike new, quantity few silver piéces, homemade Jam, jelly and pickles, cloth by the vind, 2 new aprons, new quilt plecos (eotton and Silky 1 man's suit (size 3%), miens tie clips, 1 pr.men\u2019s slippers, Quantity of jewellery, dresser get, Indies\u2019 shoes, 1 pr.child's bathing shoes (size 19).child's overshoes size 3 and size I, avereont Elosswure, Many more items to he added at sale (not available fur listing).Terms: Cash \u2014 sale ut 7:30 PM.LY ISLE JS CRAFLAM, Auctioneer Auspices don Adult Com, PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, June 30th at the farm of Mr.Stanley MeNeil 3 miles SW.of Franklin Centre THE FOLLOWING: 1 work mare, 2 milk cows, 1 heifer due in October; 19 hens, hay mower, side rake, hayloader, dump rake, seeder wilh fertilizer att, wagon on rubber, hay-hale elevator, hay fork and rope, sct of 1-ton scales, manure spreader, DeLaval separator, stoneboat, cutter, milk sleigh, double sleighs, fanners, wagon box, 2 scts of double harness, 6 horse collars, single harness, potato spade, cul tivator, 6 8-gal.milk cans.snow scraper, spring tooth harrow, smoothing harrows, 2-wheel cart, 30 tons baled hay, 100 acres of Standing hay to be sold in lots to suit purchasers, pile of sled length wood, and muny small farm tools.Houselold etfects: 3 pc.chesterfield, sidebuard( 2 sofas, dining room table and chairs, small tables, drop head sewing machine, rockers and 14 chairs, 2 bureaus, desk, washer, churn, brass bed and spring, oil heater, electric fencer, lawn mower, book-case, bells, dishes, quilts, bedding, baby carriage, davenport, small dresser with mirror, cupboard, antique rocker, spring-filled mattress, 1 cot, elec: tric motor, electric clippers, and many other items.All to be sold as the farm is sold.Terms: Cash.Sale at 12.30 noon Lyell J.Graham Auctioneer Public Auction Saturday, July 7th, at the residence vi Mrs.Jessie Wilson 2 Tui.South East of Rockburn on Ist Concession of Hinchinbrooke THE FOLLOWING: Portable 17 in, television in fost «ass condition, electric radio, Willis pluno and beneh, Norge el, refric- erator 8 cu, ft, électric washer, ol heater, el, lamps, el iron, el, Hotplate, S pe, diuing room set cous,?ing of 6 chairs, table and buffet, sewing machine, sewing basket, dressers, chest of drawer.Wusn- stands, couch, beds, mattresses, springs, mirror, oval table, centre tables, and-table, magazine table, 3 pr.chestefireld suite like new, wicker chairs, fern stand, chenille bed spreads, blankets, sheets, pillow slips, linen tablecloths, Hnen centre pieces and buffet seis, linen luncheon set, «cushions, pillows, chamber sets, medicine cabinet, extension cords.books, lawn chalvs, rockers.ironing board, silverware hy Rogers 1847, cutlery.good assortment of dinner sets, tea sets, chinaware, pyrex dishes and exira dishes and glass ware.kitchen utensils, aluminum pastry set and many other articles not listed.All to be sold without reserve as Mrs.Wilson is giving up housc- keeping.Terms: Cash \u2014 Sale at 1 P.M.LYBLL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer HAY SALE at the farm of Cameron English lower Ormstawn Concession on Friday Night, June 29 IN weves of good standing hay, clover alfalfa, and timothy mised, To be sold in lots to suit purchaser, Terma: la vash, babes Sept 1/62, Sale to begin at 7 10M, BILL HOOKER, Auctioneer ITAY SALE ut the farm of Mr.John Greer, Upper Concession, on Sat.Evening, June 30 80 acres of gooa standing hay, Alialta, clover und timothy.fo be sold 1n lots to sult purchaser, Terms: 3 months credit on joint approved note, Sale to begin at 7 pan, BILL HOOKER, Auctioneer AUCTION SALLE ut the residence ot Mr.Emile Prevost 10 Leggett st, Ornustown, oll Saturday, June 30th THIS FOLLOWING: Three picce ehesterfield set, china cabinet, dinmg room Luble, desk, Cabinet rudio, rockers, Kite chen tables, assortec auchen chairs, floor lamps, 2 bureaus with mirrors, 2 aovuwle beds with sprig and mattresses, new single bed with spring and nlALLress, clothes hamper, 15 light 11xtUres, kitchen sink, bathroom sink, quilting frames, canning machine, kl.heater, ironing board, large trunk, Kitchen utensils, 2 pars children's skiis, child's wagon, buby carringe, portable saw bench, tilt.table with a HP.motor, 8\u201d saw, 1 drill with jig saw, polisher and emery stone uat- tachment, bird cages.Many other articles too numerous to mention.All to be sold, Terms: Cash Sale to begin at 1 P.M.Bll, HOOKLR, Auctioneer, HAY SALLE af the Farm oy Mr.Ronald Gamble Upper Orrnetown Concession, on Monday, July 2 IN heres of good mixed st iudine Bays Te he wold on lot: to suit poe chaser, Tet 2 Carh Sade Go bexin at TPM.BL, Hookloh, Auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY, JUNL 28 at the residence of MRS.G.LiEPAGE St.Chrysostoine Village Complete disposal of all household effects, Sale at 1 PM.Terms: Cush LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer PUBLIC AUCTION Friday, June 29th, at the farm of Mr.Paul Vaillancourt 5 iniles south of Hemmingford on Fisher Road A head of cattle consisting of 2 heifers 2°» yrs.old bred for January, 1 2¢ .yr.old heifer due in August, 3 open heifers, 1 yearling bull, 1 bull 10 mos.old, 1 side- rake.40 acres of choice quality standing hay to be sold in lots to suit.purchasers.Terms: Cash, Sale at 130 pm.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer HAY SALE Monday, July 2nd at dy NAL ar the Darn of Mr.Earl Tannahill, l'rui, norty 6 Mtoekhurn standing hay to be \u201cold in {ets to ni purchasers, Term Cn Sale oat 10 AN, JU eres ao) LY RAS GRAY Au tioner Hay Sale Tuesday, July 3rd at the farm of Mr.L.Pettkus 15 IH onule ton foimerivy - tai, Nath auf Rockburn on ticsczn ftocl, 45 aurez of standing hay to be sald in lots +6 sult qenclhasers, Goa bales of Tas season's hoy, Terms: Lhe Casi \u2014 sale at 1,30 LYELL J.GRAHAM Aucttioneer HAY SALE Wednesday, July 4th at 7:30 PM.at the farm of Mr.Edward Baskin, 5 mi, east of Russeltown Flats 35 acres of standing hay to be sold in lots to suit purchasers, Terms: Cash.\u2014 Sale at 7.30 P.M.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 The Gleaner - 5 Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Municipality of Hinchinbrooke County of Huntingdon To thé rutopayers of the afore- madd Municipality, Notice la hereby Kiven that a By-Law to change the day and hour of regular Council Meetings in this Municipality, be brought forward and considered ut the next regular meeting of the Council to be held Tuesday, July Grd at = pm.Notice of motion of the sud By-law has Deen duly wiven in conformity with the provisions of the Munlaipal Code of dis Provinces, ciiven at Hith day of Athelstan, thix June 1862, LYELL, J.GRAHAM, See -Trvas, HAY SALE Tucsday, July 3 at {0 AM.Que, at the farm of Mr.Edouard Poirier Roydsettiement Rond #3 acres of standing hay to be sold in lets to suit purchasers, which includes the hay on the ferme an Fadrview Romd and Bovdeottloment, with good outiets from both {nrme Bale shall com- menées from the residence of Mr Corjer, Bovdsettlement Road at Bao am, sharp, Terms: Cush, LYE 00 Ct ATTA, Auctioneer, MAY SALE at the farm of John Cullen, Iighway 4, 4 miles west of Howick on Tuesday, July 3 TB actes of good mixed standing hay, Ie Tie wold in lots to suit pur- clineers, Terms, ty cash, balance when hay is taken off.abs to begin at TPM.BLE HOOKER, Auctionerr Tol.820-2683 _ Hillside Sales Arena LIVESTOCK AUCTION TUESDAY 8 PM.vf miles west of Munidngdon Il buy or pick up your stock H.P.HIGGINS, Owner-Auctionees CO.4-5114 month old bull.clevator; dump rake; circular saw: double lumber; stoncboat ; mail box; grease; bicycle 300 bales straw; amount of $200.00 or noon.Ormstown Barrie Memorial Nottes The Harrie Memorial wishes to acknowledge the following annual memberships In the mum of $10.cach from: Miss Maude Welch, Barris Memorial Notes Ormstown and Mra.Margaret Bw ing Athelatan.Alwo a donation of $160.from the Womena' Auxiliary B.M.H.Notice Municipallty of Hinchinbrooke County Itunttngdon PUBLIC NOTICE To the Ratepayers of the aforesaid Municipality Notice in hereby given That a By-Law to amend the l\u2019roces-Veristl on Branch No, 8, vf the School Creek, shall be brought foward and considered at the next regular mesting of the Coundil to be held In \u2018Hedman Town Hall Tuceday, Judy 8rd.at 8 P.M, Notice of Motion of the said By-law has bean In conformity with the pro- vistons of the Municipal Code of this Province.Given at Atholstan, 27th day of June 1063.LYELL J).QRAIAM, Nea, ~Troas, HAY SALE at the farm of Mr.Etienne Noel Smith Road, Parish of St.Anicet Fri., June 29, 7.30 p.m.50 acres of standing hay to be sold in lots to sult purchasers.Terma: Cash, H.P, HIGGINS, Auctioneer.HAY SALE WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1962 7 P.Mat the furm of MR.THEOBALD VINET Newfoundont Rond, DPariplt of =t Anteel Que, thie 100 acres of good standing hay.Terms: Cash H.P.HIGGINS, Auctioneer Newloundout Road, | ; 1! miles west of Plank Road, From Hunting- don, turn left at Ste.Barbe Sideroad.52 HEAD OF HIGH GRADE HOLSTEINS 22 spring cows, 10 two year old bred hcifers, duc in Oct.and Jan; 8 one year old heifers; 10 spring heifer calves; 1 two year old bull; 1 six cedar pickets; CO.4-5114 PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, June 30, 1962 at 12 o'clock noon sharp at the farm of Mr.Theobald Vinet Parish of St.Anicet 2 WORK HORSES Machinery Cockshutt \u201c30\u201d row crop tractor; Cockshutt \u201c422\u201d P.T.O.6'6\u201d combine used 4 scasons, Cockshutt \u201c324\u201d P.T.O.baler, used 3 scasons ; \u201cOliver\u201d rubber tired siderake M.H.3 furrow plow; I.H.C.manure spreader; 2 rubber tired double wagons; 2 mowing machines; 25 hay broadcast seeder; disc harrows; grubber; smoothing harrows; 22 grain clevator 4\u201d screw type; large tractor trailer; potato hiller ; chicken brooder ; Beatty hand pump; 150 ft.% steel cable; 1000 Ib.scales; horse drawn scraper; 6\u201d drive belt, slcighs; several quan.wirc stretcher; pulleys; oil drum and pump; gas drums and pump ; blacksmith vise; quan.bolts; grinder; galvanized pipe fittings; clec.fence insulators; grease guns; quan.trailer; chains; forks and shovels; windows; automatic water fountain; quan.tar paper; quan.used tin; 5 tons of scrap iron ; Stewart elec.clippers, 12 \u201cComfort stall\u201d cow ties; quan.of buckwheat ; quan.of oats ; 100 bales of hay ; THC 1100 lb.electric cream separator ; 25 milk cans ; strainer; milk pails and can cart; \u201cSurge\u201d milking machine; 2 pails and piping for 30 cows, cedar poles.Terms: Cash, or 6 months\u2019 credit given on cutter; harness; more, if arrangements are made with the owner or auctioneer PRIOR to sale day.Sale will start on time at 12 o'clock 300 acre farm is also for sale.HAROLD P.HIGGINS, Auctioneer Huntingdon, Que., 0.4-5114 EE ST bene AL mate = 1 a LR an oe mE Lee e ae 6 - The Gleaner Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 Local Boys Complete Studies In Textile Course Among the 24 young men who graduated from the Textile Institute of the Province of Quebec today, were two sponsored by Leach Textiles Ltd, Huntingdon, and Zephyr Textiles Ltd, Orms- town.From left to right: Guy Le- Que.blanc, of Ste.Agnes, and Lynn Mclntyre, of Athelstan, Que.ST.HYACINTHE, Que, June 16 \u2014 On completion of studies graduate must assume à new and important rule \u2014 that of advisor to the institute or faculty that gave was said here him learning, it today.Presiding at the 18th annual graduation ceremony of the Textile Lajoie, Quebec Minister of Youth, a jurged graduates to maintain close ties with the Institute and to return to it often, \u201cbecause we need you.\u201d \u201cYour directors and teachers need to see the results of their work.They need you so that they can at all times adapt their teaching to the needs of the industry, Institute of the Province of.Quebec \u201cYou must come back to the here, Gabriel Rousseau, technical school to inform them of the advisor to the Hon, Paul Gérin- various technical evolutions of NAME this notice.2 .a NOTICE QUEBEC LIQUOR BOARD Notice is hereby given, that an application for the issue of a permit, has been made by the following person: Laurendeau, Yvon Edouard Any person who desires to raise any objections he may have to the issue of this permit must notify the Quebec Liguor Board within fifteen days from the publieation of Any objection must be made in writing, by registered i dressed to: QUEBEC LIQUOR BOARD Clerk Office P.O.Box 1058, Place d\u2019Armes Montreal, P.Q.ADDRESS Ste.Barbe CATEGORY Hotel, dining room - lounge summer resort the whifest house paint you can buy! e Trutone gives lasting extra whiteness eo Doesn't yellow ® One coat beats any kind of weather ® 4-year protection saves work and money ® Available in 3 types: Trutone White Trutone Self-Washing White Trutone Trim White BEAUCHAMP FRERE \u2014\u2014 mr 7 TEL.829-2326 ORMSTOWN m=» PAINTS 40 your new Industry.Tou may then be of the opinion that the pchool's program should be adjusted In certain fields.All will be pleased to listen to you, to discuss these matters, and if needs be re-organize courses following your suggestions,\u201d he sald.Mr.Rousseau recognized the participation uf the Cunadian textile industry in the work of the school, \u201cgenerusity in the fullest sensé of the word.\u201cPhe industry's contribution is financial as well us advisory, for it has contributed In vne way or another more than $1,000,000 during the lust 15 yeurs.Industry scholarships alone represent more than $650,000 annually, and 44 students received flnunciul assistance from the industry this yeur,\u201d added Mr.Rousseau.Representing the Canadian textile industry, Horace Boivin, Mayor of the City of Granby, Que, and president of Granby Elastic & Textiles Ltd, noted the importunce of work dedicated to attracting trained young men and women tu the Canadian textile industry.The Industry was vital, efficient and modern, he sald, and always had à place for personnel with shimilar qualities.In the next decade In the province uf Quebee alune, sume 3,000 technicians would be needed to keep Canada\u2019s textile industry in its rightful place as a leader of Canadian manufacturing.Mayor Bolvin added that between the end of World War II and the sud of 1861, the industry made capital and repair Investments totalling $830 million in a strong attempt to keep abreast of present- day vperating and business conditions.Phis alone ls a healthy indication of the vital contribution our industry does and is further prepared to make to the national economy,\u201d he said.Some 24 young men graduation certificates at caremuny, attended by many of this country's leading textile industrialists, The 1962 graduates, all of whom have completed a three or four-year college level course in textile manufacturing, or chemistry and dyeing, have aready taken up jobs in the textile industry.Tap student honours went to Jacques St.Onge, of St.Hyacinthe, Que, who wus awarded the Lieutenant Governor's Medal, the Minister's Prize, and the Institute's Gould Medal for highest marks in final chemistry and dyeing studies.Highest student in the general textile course was Bertrand Voisine, of Sherbrooke, who also received the Institute\u2019s Gold Medal.Other awards went to Jean-Guy St.Roch, of St.Hyacinthe, CIBA Gold Medal for work on dyestuffs and their applications to textile fabrics; Roger Mandeville, of Coaticook, Institute's Silver Medal, fur the general textile course; Guy Guay, of Plessisville, Silver Medal for chemistry and dyeing; and Martial Chartier, of St.Hugues, Institute's Bronze Medal.This year's graduates are: Alaln Audet, Ahuntsic, Montreal; Michel Bedard, Plessisville; Gaston Boule, Drummondville; Martial Chartier, St.Hugues; Normand Carrier, Sherbrooke; Joe Davignon, Mont- magny; Jacques de Ladurantaye, L'Ange Gardien; Guy Guay, Plessis- ville; Jacques F.Girardin, Lennox- ville; Rejean Gervais, St.Guillaume; Lucien Huppé, Thetford Mines; Jean-Yves Levesque, Sherbrooke; Guy Leblanc, Ste.Agnes; Roger Mandeville, Coaticook; Lynn Mec- Intyre, Athelstan: Paul-Andre Morel, St.Hyacinthe; Guy Monast, Ste.Rosalie; Jean-Paul Roy, Ma- received today's B08; Jacques St.Onge, St, Hyacinthe; Jean-Guy St.Roch, St.Hyacinthe; Yves Talbot, Mont- magny; Bertrand Voisine, Sherbrooke; Gilles Choquette, Montreal; and Roger Gerard, Cap de la Made- eine, New Erin NEW ERIN \u2014 My, and Mrs.Al- ligon Sparrow and Jimmy of St Lambert, Que.were the week-end guests of Mr.and Mra, C.Lyall Sparrow.-0- Mrs.H, Ferns of Ingleside, Ont.and Mr.and Mme.Gerald Capsey of Bedford, Que., spent the weekend at ithe Douglass Cameron home, == A successful auction sale was held on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr.and Mis.Fred Robidoux.Mr.and Mrs.Robidoux are leaving the farm after being lifelong residents of New Erin, and are going to live with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Albent Deschamps In St.Ani- cet.They will be greatly missed by their neighbors who all wish them better health in their new surroundings, =-0- Happy birthday to Gail Blliott whose birthday is on Dominion Day, July Ist.and to Joanne Hunter on July 2nd.~0= Ms.Larry Moore of La Tuque, Que, and Mr.Warren Starr of Valois, Que, were week-end guests of Mr.Star's mother, Mrs.C.L.Starr, Rockburn ROCKBURN \u2014 Mr.Gordon Lindsay has returned to Ottawa, after wpending a weeks vacation at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.Everett Lindsay.0- We are sorry to repont that Mme.Arden Douglas and Mr.Wallace Barr are patients in the Huntingdon County Hospital.We wish them a speedy recovery, 0.Mr.Arnold Raymond of North- field Station, Ont.and Mies Linda Brown and two brothers Richard and Ronnie of Cornwall were Sunday guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs, Jos, Sioan.0.Mr.and Mrs.M™\u201cford Oliver were recent guests of Mr.and Mme.Clarence Granger and Mrs.Nelson Moody of New Hampæhire Mr.John Bniley, Mr.and Mrs Ronald Wiliams, Joan and Jan, went to Loggan, Ont, on Tuesday to visit Mr.and Mrs.Anderson, Sr.and Rev.and Mrs J.M.Anderson und family.-0- Rev.Graham Duncan took charge of the service Sunday morning in the Rockburn Church.Rev, (raham was of the same graduating class as Rev.J.Anderson former pastor of Rockburn, -0- Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Barr, were Mr.and Mis, Wm.Arthur of Huntingdon, Mus.Elliot Whyte of Lapralrle, and Mrs, Wm.Rice of Ormstown, Mrs.Walter Douglas, Mr, Billy Douglas and friend of Cardinal, Ont.=Q- Miss ShiMey Buchanan of Have- lock, was a week-end guest of Miss Laverne Hirsch, -0- Rockburn Ladies Aid held a meeting at the home of Mrs.Rod Arthur on Tuesduy evening, with un attendance of 9 members, with Mrs, FE.Lindsay presiding, Mrs, Jus Sloan tovk the devotional pertod and Mrs, Robert Barr gave the prayer.À portion of the meeting wis taken up by the planning of the food sale and refreshments, which will be held at the auction \u2014 Amold\u2019s Men Clothing ouguay St.CO.45395 Huntingdon 5\u2014$1.00 Sore CO.4-2979 MeCoy Bros.68 Chateauguay St CO.4-5392 ; este: t CO.4-9039 77 Chateauguay St.\u2014 El Leblanc, Prop.rrr : \u2019 , =: Border Inn R urant yt Huntingdon Shoo Store CO T4997 4 MacDermid Meat Market CO.4-5020 Braithwaite Bros, CO.4-5445 T4 Chateauguay St.140 Chateauguay St Len 161 Chateauguay St.Laberge & Lalonde Ltd.CO.4-343 | Mercedes Shoppe CO.4-5031 Bridge Sweets Cafe © CO.4-9097 176 Chateauguay St.hilo 131 Chateauguay St.160 Chateauguay St.Lefebvre & Son Regd.CO.4-5471 Philps & Bourgon Reg'd.CO, 4-29 1H Brisebois Meat Market CO.4-5120 93 Chateauguay St.158 Chateauguay St.: Brunette Service Station CO.43190 Lore Celie Chat gq Cool Fe co.pel \u2019 \u2019 ateauguay St.omain Menard, Butcher 20.4-500.\" 1} Carl's Place Re a oo St CO.4-5084 Loiselle & Legeul Enrg.CO.4.2666 95 Chateauguay St.De o V.Chat uguay >.CO.4.2013 (Huntingdon Auto Parts) \\ Roch Trépanier Auto Enr\u2019g.CO.4-3212 71 Von k St.At Luxor Jeweller CO.4-5314 42 Chateauguay St.Elite Dress CO.4-5009 80 Chateauguay St.Roméo Robidoux, Boucher CO.4-2990 Empire T.V Ro voeu St CO.4-2000 Merchend F Pog CO.45441 Th Ti bo poy sn ee CO.4-3011 e T.V.Regd.Ruay ; 75 Chateauguav St.hompson Tobacco Shop mac .4- 163 Chateauguay St.Morton's Children's ira) CO.4.9942 Bar Reg'd.\u2014 81 Chateauguay St.Fortune Drug Srore Regd.s CO.4-2929 111 Chateauguay St.' W.E.Lefebvre Regd.CO.4-5464 Chatea t, , \u2018 78 C .Georges Bougie, Butcher CO, 4-548] Maron's Shoe Shoppe CO.4292 Webber's Jewellery Tana ; , Webber's Jewellery Reg'd.CO.4-541 : 31 Bouchette St.: 2 Bouchette St.165 Chateauguay St.And enjoyed & trip through the Green Mountains of Vermont.sale at the home of \u2018Stanley Mc- Neil on Saurday.-0- The work committee was given money to purchase material for making various articles to be sold in the booth &t Havelock Fair.À silent auction was held at the close off the meeting proceeds amounting to 8495 after which a delicious and bountiful lunch was served by the hostess, The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Geo.Willams in July.-0- The Boys Scout: opened their summer camp on Saturday evening, on the Vigh Farm, Covey Hill! The boys are planning \u2018to camp every week-end throughout the summer under the leadership of walter Currie, -0- Mr.and Mma.Walter Currie and family were guests of Mr.E.Vanns in honour of Walter and Robert's birthdays.== Mr.and Mrs, Albert Rorevear and famlly were week-end guests of Mrs.Gertrude Rosevear and Mr.and Mrs.Merrill Rosevear, Mr.E.Vanns returned to Smith Falls with them, on Sunday.Powerscourt POWERSCOURT \u2014 Powerscourt UCW met on Friday afternoon at the home of Mns.Mildred Helm with 7 members and four children present.Mrs.Ronald Wood conducted the meeting and the scripture was read by Mra.John Koski In responding to the roll call the members repeated a verse containing the wora Peace.An invitation was received from the Huntingdon UCW to join with them at a special meeting on Thursday evening, Two items were rend from \u2018the Observer, and the latest bulletin from Headquarters\u2019 was given out for study.A salad supper waa served by the hostess.| Mrs.Rutledge invited the ladies to the Manse for the July meeting.i Proceeds of meeting $5.50.-0- Wednesday guests of Mr.and Mm, George Atcheson, were Mr.and Mums, Robt, Barr and Hugh, Mrs.Leslie Robentson, and Mrs.Jara Martin, who helped to celebrate the third wedding anni- vensary of George und Marguret, -()= Mr.Donald Nolan and his bride were Sunday callers of Miss Anderson and they also called on others whom Donald knew as a lad in this distriet.Sunday callers at the Koski home were Mr.and Mrs.Jim sabraw and two \u2018boys of Montreal.-0- Mr, and Mrs, Dolores Rabidos and four children, Mr.Ronald La- fond, and Miss Suzanne Derpuelst all of Sherbrooke, Que, spent the long week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Lafond.-0- Callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Wood, were Mr.and Mrs.George Sturkenbon, of Schef- ferville, Que.\u2018Their small son Michael, spent several days at the Wood home.Glenelm GLENELM \u2014 Guests last went af and Mra, Job.Wilson were My, Ruy Fennell of Winnipes, Noigegn Pennell of the Gore, Mr, and Mi R.Wilson and Mr, and Mrs Cod McCutcheon of Cornwall and Me, A, Leüvitt and Miss Eleanor Leuvi:: Gubriels, NY.Mr week-end Brownsburg, Que, with Miss Dorothy Anne Tavlor, spent the friends a oF \u2014\u2014 ee.OUR STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY Monday, July 2nd Confederation Day, AND WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY Thursday, 5th HUNTINGDON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION \u2014 ee \u2014 PLAZA HUNTINGDON PLAZA UNTI THE PRESENT PLAZA HUNTINGDON PROMOTION WILL END ON JUNE 29th LAST DRAWING for this promotion FRIDAY JU E 29th AT 10 p.mat MARCHAND FRERES TO START IN SEPTEMBER MEMBERS PLAZA HUNTINGDON YOUR PLAZA HUNTINGDON PLAZA MERCHANTS WISH TO THANK ALL OF YOU FOR HELPING TO MAKE THIS UNDERTAKING A SUCCESS AND WISH YOU ALL HAPPY SUMMER HOLIDAYS MEMBRES ve ec ptet, NEW GIGANTIC PROMOTION by PLAZA HUNTINGDON J carnivit ner.pr ciptuvio, nn 1 camion corn fl Ra sons to «aciteun MIN U Crd] TA \u201csouued adit pipriste priate > tue do qhe hug Jispluy.dine Ih à Pr Dear 3 A Febru [inan oper opure ermm OUI\u2019 \u20ac A const again most 10 of 1 A 1 most vesti respe your Passes ÿ scho 4 {rans ÿany POSS] dollz Aprox 3 dolls dor m {| E 4 cond ther from T Jol gi i T dior i Tick by tl ÿther [ee ÿ Sept $f Nov i Janu # Mar« In the s Jwhe ÿ have { valic Jmon â \\ port us tl ditic curr a ncwi \\ and opel Ci SST ERE Apent 5020 5031 29 {A ool 300.4, 5 \u2014 EE South Shore News CANDIAC \u2014 DELSON \u2014 LAPRAIRIE | Candiac Playgorund opened Paramount Construction Ltd., war The official opening of Candiac| ruly fascinating.Everyone had a procreation Ground.which took ery enjoyable time, with more place last saturday, was truly a] rood times tu follow, we are suret -e occasion.Residents gather- \u2014( fe es } join in the sing-songs and Newly elected officers installed k{ances and last years Candiac The final mueting of: Candlac Carnival Princess, Miss Lynn Ohr- dome and School Association with per.presently residing In Ajax.joint members from Delson, st cptario, returned for this event.| \u2018onstant, Cote Ste.Catherine, took pot], swimming pools were opened , | everyone jumped in.Candinc trorpeation Club took charge of ue sports which were held in the sluce last Tuesday evening in the \u2018ommunity Hall, Mr.GQ.Rackow residing.The minutes of the last neeting were read und the secre- p.around on Handel Rd.at 2 p.m.| ary Kave u report of the election Cones dnd races were arranged by À the newly appointed executive.non Dunean, Phil Juneau, Larry Mrs.June Lawton, Entertainment ciment, Ivor Almond and Chris| \u2018halyrman and Mrs.E.Bullard, Re- céconnor.Later in the day al} reshinent Committee Chairman nf} game between Futhers and} ave reports and thanked all who \u201cans took place, und caused much Sxcitement as the Fathers got \u201cwav to à good start, but the game Coded with the Sons winning 26 to wd helped make the season's pro- ramme successful.Special thanks sus extended to Mrs.Hurold Bull Ir, Mrs.Tom Sheepwash, Mr.John = A St.John Baptiste Parade | Sauvey and Mr.E, Bullard, Follow- famed part of the social galety, ing the business session, the newly sud à representative of St.John lected officers were installed.Mr.paptiste Society made an appro- Rackow thanked everyone for theif ate speech.Later in the even- fine Father Jacques Burclhiy blessed the huge bon-fire, and a fire-works Jisplay, jointly sponsored by Candie Development Corporation and help und cooperation during his term ax President of Cundiac Home and School.The installation ceremony was conducted by Mr.Harold Ball Jr.and was most impressive Protestant School Municipality Of Chateauguay b Office Of The Secretary-Treasurer June 22nd., 1962 Dear Parents, As a result of Provincial Legislation enacted in February 1960, your School Commission receives no financial assistance from the Government for the operation of the school buses.The rising cost of this operation, coupled with a complete loss of any gov- crnment assistance, has had far-reaching effects on our ability to balance our budget.This Board has À constantly maintained a strong and determined stand EU Le I against the raising of the school \u2018tax rate.It seems § most inadvisable now to change this policy if order 10 offset entirely the cost of the school operation.After a complete review of the whole operation, most serious deliberation, as well as a thorough in- {vestigation of practises in other municipalities with à respect to raising revenues for school bus operation, § your School Commission has unanimously agreed to Jassess charges for pupils who choose to travel by i school bus.This assessment is not expected to defray à transportation costs in full but is calculated to hold any necessary increase in the mill rate as low as possible.The amount of the assessment was set at two 4 dollars per month (2.00) per child transported, (ap- 4 proximately 5c per trip), with a maximum of three dollars (3.00) per month for any one family with two J or more children transported.Except for children displaced duc to overcrowded conditions in one elementary school and transferred, therefore, to another, therc will be no exemptions from paying the transportation charge._ The fee rate will be the same for all, regardless of grade level.There will be no change in the minimum radius 4lor which transportation is provided.Tickets for transportation will be sold in each school 1j by the principal during the first three school days of the month on the following schedule only: September 5-7 for Sept.and Oct.\u2014 2 months 4 November 1, 2, 5 for Nov.and Dec.\u2014 2 months {January 3, 4, 7 for Jan.and Feb.\u2014 2 months March 1, 4, 5 for Mar., Apr.May, June \u2014 4 months In order to determine school bus requirements for the school year 1962-63, you are asked to decide now d whether your child will need transportation and thus have space on a school bus reserved for him.Reser- gvations must be made for the full school year (10 { months).We emphasize that in order to secure bus transportation for your child in 1962-63 you must advise us that you elect to have this service under the conditions as outlined above.This applies to all children currently enrolled.Provision will be made for all glicwcomers.We solicit your kind assistance in this matter and we wish to thank you for your continuing cooperation.Yours faithfully, R.D.MOSHER, Supervisor-Principal PETER L.ROSS, Secretary-Treasurer.\u2014 0 COME IN fe children, leaders, and guests, \u201cso won't be back with the group in of sickness.and emphasized the responsibility of both efficers and members and presented an inspirational challenge to service, A social period followed and refreshments were served by Candiac members.\u2014_\u2014 St.Mark's parish in Candiac held their Corpus Christi Procession on Sunday afternoon.The ceremony was conducted by Rev.Father Barclay.\u2014O\u2014 St, Therese of the Infant Jesus will hold their Corpus Christi Pro- avion on Thursday.June 28th, tt 8 pm, The Repository is to he held ut the home of Church Warden Mr.Gaston Normandin, returning by Principale St.to the, hureh for Benediction.St.Andrew's Church News The annual Church and Sunday School picnic wus held at Romene Park last Saturday, June 8rd.The full morning turned into u bright\u2019 and beautiful day, and youngsters: ind oldsters had a most enjoyable! time, Races were arranged for various groups, and the Horse shoes game proved popular with he young men, The young fry had 1 wonderful time in the water and Afterwards enjoyed the icecream tnd soft drinks which had been novided for tnem.We were very happy to have Mrs, K.Petts.with us again this year.Mrs.Petts, (Grandma to most of us) is our vldest member and will celebrate her 90th birthday In September.firandma Pett sews for the Ladies Aid, embroiders beautifully and reads and writes without the ald f spectacles.Grandma also went :0 cust her vote in the recent elre- ions.We are very proud of this vonderful lady.Nitro (by E.St-Onge) A Week ago Saturday was just a day for a plenic and by good luck that was the day chosen by the Gulde and Brownie leaders for their picnic.The children were outside before 11 o'clock and for some reason were Kept waiting, ror their P.T.C.bus and driver\u2019 for quite some time but the driver (Mr.Gordon Mercier) when he did arrive with the bus \u2014 was just the kind of person to go out with « gang like this! There were 23 Brownies with their Leaders, Mrs.Yates and Mrs.Briggs and Miss shirley O'Brien and 14 Guides with Mrs.f&yr and Mrs.Swartz.(Mrs.Ch the other leader hud to aitfid aWother \u2018meeting that day Muriel, #epped; 45\u2019 and helped.) Mrs.Morris , Sheila and suzanne of Valleyfield \u2014 all went by bus but somewliere alung the way were Mr.Briggs and Mr.Morris driving their own cars piled full of all sorts of things for a picnics That is \u2014 all but the hot dogs \u2014 they were safe and cold in Yates' \u2018fridge! It wasn't until they were about half wiy to the picnic grounds on the farm of Mr, Andy Lussier at Caza- ville that Dorothy remembered them but the men soun found a store and got some more, This was only one of the many things these two did during the day.The women folk tord me they thought of \u2014 und did \u2014 so many useful things they could have never done themselves and they and the children were so thankful to them.This also includes the bus driver as he stayed all the time just in case it rained and there would have been no place for the children to shelter if the bus hadn't been hired for all day.IL was lunch time when they got there and soon everyone was eating.After lunch Shirley, who has been \u201cTinker Bell\u201d for some months, was plens- antly surprised with a small gift from Brownies und leaders.Shirley is a \u201cGraduate\u201d this year and September but she will have quite a remembrance of all her little friends as the autograph book she received was soon signed, Now was time to explore and everyone goon was poking here and there and picking strawberries.Then races were run and prizes won.Dorothy and Mary had a tiny gift for each Brownie and so many of them came and showed me what they had afterwards, they were so pleased.While they had a singsong the men were getting tne hot dogs and drinks ready.A special thank you to the \u201c7-Up\u201d and \u201cCoke\u201d Companies for their donations which were much appreciated.As all good things have to come to an end the gang now had to pick-up and come home.Mr.Mercier made quite a hit with the girls! Many of them wanted to know why he wasn't the driver un the bus when they have to come home, from school by P.T.C.bus.Chateauguay Mrs.Marleka Vanderwoude of Oliver Avenue was hostess al a Tupperware Party on Wednesday evening, Mrs, Sheila McCarroll of Pointe Claire was a charming demonstrator and the prize winners of the evening were Mrs.Jeanne Allard of the Station, Mrs.Claudette Hamilton of the Helghts4 and Mrs, June Oliver also of the Heights, = Glad to hear chat Mr.W.Bryant of Desrochers St, the Station is on the mend following his recent spell DR.GOSSELIN ADDRESSES RESIDENTS OF VILLE DE LERY ON oe Dr.dents of Ville De Lery as he was Gosselin speaking to resis WATER POLLUTION St Lae introduced by Mayor on the right.(Photo By Larry Cowper) Meeting On Water Pollution At Woodlands Feelings ran hot and high at the a precy little valley - not filled in meeting held in the pleasant Wood- hy thie top of the pretty Ht lands Recreation Association Club House, where à large attendance indicated the burning concern felt by the residents about the pollution of their beautiful lake.The meeting opened with Mayor Turcotte introducing Mr.Lapointe of Beauchemin, Beaton and lapointe, consulting engineers who gave a report on the survay his firm had made us to the possibilities of supplying sewage and water facll- ities to Ville de Lery and Woodlands but though he received ua hearing it was soon quite cvigent thait the majority of the goodly assembled crowd wanted no part of thls, they were interested in one thing only, the contamination of the lake in front of thelr town and how the contamination could be curtalled and finally eliminated, so that their children would be able to swim and fish and that others could enjoy the waterfront without the stench that wafts in on the breeze, These people are resentful of the thréat of housing development, construction companies, who, are angious to build quantities of houses which would be pruvigéd.with no sewer facilities other \u201cthan dumping\u201c Lhoir \u201cgewerage* lhta\u2019 the» lake.These people are degd\u2019 Against] \u201cprogress.They want ithe plac hill\", They cite ax a horrible example of \u201cprozress the cause of Chateau.Untfortunately the guest speaker of the evening Dr dPevoxl was umitvoilably grounded at Chieoutinn amd at very short notice br Gossetin was called on to speak to the goth.erfne on the subject of water polin.ton.Dir, Gosselin is sub director of the Quebec Water Pollution Board.A the close ef Dre Coaselins speech, questions were invited and at this pocnt thinxs really Tivened up.| An tem causing deep concern Lo the residents of Woodtonds and Ville de Lerÿ wus à project of 45 new houses at Maple Grove and the question was padsed: What did Lhe QW.\"1 intend to do about a# new pros Jeet of 45 honses at Maple Grove which projert Would empty rw sews age into the lake to aupravate the present untenable situation?Apparantis the anti-pollution bord have legislation stop pollution hut are not enforcing it - And the two members of the boned Avère very pleasant and agreeable but evasive in thelr explanations and gave no concrets satisfaction WH the very list moment when Dr.Gosselin - under fire.\u2014 conceded \u201c4 will personatly study your prob- lends as regards the proposed addi flap of 45 houses lu Maple Grove tu where they chose to Yocate thelr [which would he without sewers homes to remain as it is.They wish [except by dumping inte de leery every \u201cpretty little valley Lo remain\u2018 Jake.: ree eg - \u2014 \u2014 pt ee \u2014 LAKESHORE ROAD NEWS Correspondent: MRS.HAZEL FERGUSON OX.2-6480 \u2014 1294 Lake St.Louis Road Thought for Today By the time à man leans where he stands, his feet hurt, -Qa W.R.A.A gurden party is to be held on Saturday, June 30th, from 5 to 7 p.m\u2026 at the home vf Mr.Angus Ogilvy.-O- Now, news for the children of the Club: June 30th is registration day.Be sure to report at 16 a.m, if you wish to register for summer activities, The supervised suminer program gets underway on July 3rd.-O- Garden Party for Trinity Church A garden party is to be held at the home of Mrs.Harold Inns on Monday, July 4th at 2,30 pm, Tes will be served.There will be a Children's Corner, Home Baking, Sale vof Handiwork, a White Elephant Table and door prizes.Should the weather prove unfavorable, It will be held at the Woodlands Club, The proceeds will go to Trinity Church, Beauharnois, -O- T.ast week | had the pleasure of visiting the Gleaner Office and watch our newspaper 89 t0s press.I expected to see all kinds of scrap paper and cuttings lying around, but everything was spotless and run very efficiently, The grounds of The Gleaner are very well Kept.The ivy elImbing Up the wall and the stately Maples and Evergreens dotted across a green carpet of lawn gave one a feeling of peace and quiet.On our way home we stopped at the oldest ohurch In this area.It is the, Presbyterian Church at Howick.We wandered through the cemetery reading the headstones, Many dated back to the eighteen hundreds, A Mr.Anderson who owns a farm nearby was cutting the grass, We éhatted with him and he pointed out many old headstones.He also told of the new chimes which have \u2018been installed in the chureh belfry and of the dedl- cation service which was held on Sunday.Howick and the suvround- ing districts are steuped in history.Looking at some of the names, mostly from Scotland, one just has to Close their eyes to see à brawny Scot clearing the forest and raising his family in a strange new capdy settlers who opened up our frongier.When we see (he boenuti- ful farmlands in the district today, we should be very grateful.Ar Meeting The moctinx which was held at the Club with regard to Water P'ol- Tution, Friday evening, Vas very informative.The Mayor of Ville de Lery, Mr.Turcol, introduced the guest speakers, br, Gosselin, Mr.La Pointe, Consulting Engineer ol the firm of La Pointe, Beton and Beauchemin, and Meo L'Heureux of the Purification Board of Quebec, It was explained that many pro- Tlems would he encountered during the excavating, rte.for the sewer and water pipes.Fifty percent of the total work is in very hard rock, and would approximately 57 per cubic yard to excavate.With the grants, the cost would be $1, 400,006, which raeans that the cost to the taspnyers would be 31200006, vost The walter xysterr from wells near Chateauguny wonld cost un adadltional $800,000, Taxes would not de more than $1500 per year, which Would le v0, Tor sewage and $70.for water for residents on oa lot 100 x 166, Farms wonld alsa he taxed, at the rate of R32.per acre, which would be about 38,200 per 100-acre firm, It was recommended hy the Con- sultfnæ Engineers that the town should wait for further devatop- ments in our tervitory.Certain contractors have ong fits ed the town in regard to bufliding houses and they wera advisad to get in tough with Central Mer > and Houdug Corp.to ausûre thom- selves this remimn i» roudy fur development.Phea were told it is not ready yet.hut could bee when the new highway is completed from Cagrhnawaga to Besuharnois.The final statement was \u2014 Sewage is À MUST, bat too big tp un alone, For towns like Ville de ery, Maple Grove, ete, government help is required, tcauharnois fs unable to horrow any more money as they hitve reached their limit at this time, Comments Were pussed and ques- Lions asked which Were very difficult for the representatives of the hoard to answer, Objections were mide to the fact that other towns up-stream were FREE PINKY AND SEE RON ALL MINOR REPAIRS | Chateauguay (Continued trom page 1) Mrs, Stanton Jack of Smith St, has returned to her hume following & two-week stay in Kingston, Una = Mrs, Gwen Trask of the Heights the Ved RI er ag of neighbours last Wednesday CVelunE, At the home of Mes, Mary Barker, Hamilton Avenue, the tteighs.Gowen, Stuart and their children are leaving Chuteauguay elroy to take Up residence in Montreal West, following a stay of quite some few yeurs in Chateau- guay.The girls, presented Gwen with a dinner plate dn her fave varite piltern ns a going away git and a corsage.Gwen has been teaching tor the past year at the Julius Richardson School and wall be missed by her pupils as well as her fends and neighbours, Good luek, folks, mn vour new home.ce Mrs, H.Clark | irousseau Toa Hostess Mrs.IT Clark ol Proves St, the Station entertained at a Trousseau Tex ou Saturday, June 28nd, at her home in honour of her daukhter, Geraldine, who will be matried on Saturday, June oth, at Mass, are spending the week with Mr and Mrs.A.Crawford of Woodlands.Mrs, M, Hadley is the sister of Mr.A.Crawford -0- Birthdays Happy birtinday to Joan Johnson who celebrates on June 301h - - - alu to Mes, Bob Burns, à belated birthday greeting \u2014 de hope you en- toyed your day.-0).- Congratulations Mr, and Mrs J Dpadvy are Lhe proud parents of à baby girl born Wednesday, June 20, {y= Accidents Mis, FL Taylor was driving from her suminses home an Maple Grove when her car caught on fire on No, 3 highway, opposite Mr, Alphonse Faubert's, Mrs.Taylor abandoned the enr at the side of the road and sought help from Mr, Gllles Faubert wha immediately called the Ville de Lery Fire Station, Mr.Waurcot, Mayor, answered the call te ussist Mrs.Taylor by driving the fire truck to the scene himself.Mr.und Mrs, Ho Prichard wit- angrd an accident on De faery vd, Saturday evening, A Volks- WAGEN Wis Seen Lo turn three times in the wir and land against their fence, The car haa tao be righted before the unconscious occupant could he anoved, Summer is bee ginning to take its tall, so drive with care, -Q- Best Wishes A bon voyage party was held on Saturday ovening at the, home of Mr, and Mrs, Ron Webb In honour of Mr and Mrs.S.Hamilton who will be leaving on Friday for Vancouver, We Wish them a safe Journey and the best of luck in their Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 The Gleaner - 7 BN LAN ER Calvary Baptist Chu ch CHATEAUGUAY Walcome you at 100 ST.EUGBNE BT.Phone OX.2-0982 Chateauguay Centre Sunday Services: 11 a.m.Family Biibe Hour 7,30 pm.Evenlng Service Prayer Meeting Tuesduy Kvening ed the Importance of \u201cquality\u201d practicing, and the ainging of God save The Queen.Chateauguay \u201cClassified Advertisements BUTLER & PAULE REALTIES LIMITED Young People meet every No.3 Highway, Woodlands Friday at 7.30 p.m.SALES \u2014 RENTALS All Invited APPRAISALS OX.2.6731 Maplewood FR.3-2310 Presbyterian Church |Chateauguay for Rent Chateauguay (1) 5% room brick bungalow, Minlstor: landscaped 75 x 100, $12h.Mo.\\ (2) Lower duplex near shopping Rev.John F- Allan centre, 5 rooins heated, $950 Mo, 11:00 AM.(3) 11 storey 4 roam house, very WORSHIP SERVICE HELD large tot, 466, Mn.IN MAPLE sHHIHDOL 4) Seml-detached {room house £50, Mao.from Chateauguay motored in To Fives.Mrs Atkinson \u2014 OX, 27-4691 St George's Anghioan Chueh, attend, kindnoxs of Miss Aabele oeoreer asa A Mrs 1 Dawe, mother of the Enrafan Thay ware Mes, Joe SL : stom to be und Mrs, A Peas Whiltean, Mss Eleanor Whitwon, \u201c2h HAA \u2018 \u2019 co ky great aunt of the bride-elect Mes.W., Bryant a Mrs.4 presided ar the tea table whieh lrftzgevald, \u2019 \u201c ! hn Stores to Let wus covered with a lovely hand.\u201ciy : meade Lice cloth and centered with Music Recital Chat auguay Regional SNTRR4 and yellow roses.About The pupils of Mes.Laois Smith Shopping Centre 120 que-ts atteuded the come und ;neld their closing musteut recital - st Le, ou Saturday, June mh and on Severs! small sores me bein 0 Sunday.June 16th.constueted next tor Siethbeargs Mes, Jaunes Fitzgerald and her The recital opened with constructed next ta Rtcinbenips us eh and Ken are an red \"OCanada, and continuo with the Sopremorket, Ready Tor aceupet dence at their summer home ond] Howing pupits performing.tion din June.Suitable any huni At, dehn Blvd.the Stetion.Monique Inder, \u201cTheme fram new, low rent.= .* Mozart Sanat\u2019, \u201cChimes of Moss Arabelie Fanvight of Jager] SPIKY Gail Hague, \u201cMallet Tun Mrigent + COIN cro dena RX the Station spent cers fonda Bartram, CMinuet\": Tong werkertid ad =U Jovite, viedo] Raven Pritehand, \u201cTaranteltr\u201d; or ue fred Vietorin Bartram, Wicterfall Cae Judy Gale, \u201cLate Clock Minuet ?Mes lan Price or Degrochors | CT by Mozart: Joy Pretdlinder.Rligent 1-0770 St, the Stution was Convenor of Reverie\u201d by Mendelssohn, Three the Penny Fair held at SOW HT | Prom Bonde Bae by Chaplin, An- hrord's Church Hall in Verdun on te Callister, Propdeal Teland\", \"50 Monday evenig, which was con- [patina 0 Frincine Chaput, \"Sona G M SNOW dueted in eongunetion with the ptina™ hy Riehl Karen Hethen ° .Closing meeting of the Anelent Oe- fakton, \u201cSeranade\u201d by Schubert, der of Hlibernians of whieh Mes, Gralon Davidson, Crossing the GENERAL CONTRACTOR Price «oa Past President, Friends Liver Jrnoen Choput, \u201cSpinning Tie bmp cment Song\u201d, UTrioanmerit; Anne Russel : , which contributed ta the pollution Invitation to the Tones! l.vnn ia NN AA of the take and ow shores, #nd yet llethérfnzton, \u201cMoonlight Sonata Carmen Can Port ene at we in Ville de berry have our own Beethoven: Stephen Rejffenstoin las vom, New Fnarmiine individual sewage disposal units, |\"Larzo®, Lann and Koven Hether all Repairs and no where in the town are Weatl- [tagton, Duet, \u201cCountry Gardens, .APR nners lowed Lo dispose of our sewage Ronald Davidseon, pines en WOT GUATEANTIEEN to Lake St Loui, \u201cSheltening Wood\u201d, Graham avi At the end of the meeting, the [son accompanist OX.2-8352 Mayor, Mr.Tureol, presented the Two events hiehOlizhted the re petition of the people of Vile de fei, namely Ronald Davidson's Lory to Dr, Gosselin.violin solo ably aecompantet In 4 To Rent -0- ; Co his brother Graham.David Suulthe> - - - - Ville de Lery Sportive Association |inprompti cypar rechtal, combed |S ALARERIEY SOUPE Cher Ou Natubduy the children ef Vie [wii the performante of the pupils puav Centre, 4104 Bre ronan hote de Lery started thelr Versehall set- {brought forth Kind and encouragine ton flat 200 wang, caddy son with a work-out on the bases words from a very attentive nn headed, children aes pled, near bail diatnoni.These eager deu divnee \u201cchoots tt hopplos centre.vers are all set for a few home The recital closed with à feu vent daa na apeonthiy PE Ra?vaux, The Club ag SG Looklnx for worde from Mes, Sone h, who stress var adults to help out.How abont tt, - .\u201c Dad, for just one evemdes a week 7 PE EE EE RS EEE EEE SIT SEE, ye Syma HELP WANTED Jt cume as à great shock to all ; the commnnity of Ville de Lery to hear of the death of Mr, Modrigue A ; Parent, on Friday.f The Hodrigue Young girl, English speaking preferable with knowledge of Parent and family hive been resis French wanted for secretarial duties in High School and to dents of Ville de Lery for many assist Principal.3 HER, His pussing will be felt .state sald ete by ail Our deepest sympathy La Apply In writing and state salary expected, Mes, Parent and family.Burial MAURICE CASAVANT, Sec.Treas, wits Tuesday from Notre Dame de The Catholic School Board of the Lory Church, Bellevue, to Chitteau- Town of Chateauguay, Buy Cemetery, 180 Salaberry Boulevard, -0- Chateauguay, Que.Mi, und Mrs.Milton Hadley and their two children from West field, SEE, ECOL LOLE TL L LRO NL LEA COLO AGE La TEA ÇA CE ELA CELA PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice is hereby given by the undersigned, sec- retary-treasurer of the Town of Chateauguny Centre: That at the meeting held June 20th, 1962, the following by-luw was adopted: By-law No, 296: by-law providing for the construction of a sidewalk on the north side of Salaberry Boulevard, and for the execution of certain works of drainage on Salaberry Boulevard, from Bouthillier Street to the limits of the Town of Chateauguay, and a loan of $10,000.00 for these purposes.CLAUDE HURTUBISE, CA.Secretary-Treasurer, own of Chateauguay Centre Given this 20th day of June, 1962 son, Fo RSI FI IIIA IS RIATATTIALIT, TILIV III ISLS ITS OS TI I FM JA SLA Sd SA LI II Id IT Ia PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice is hereby given by the undersigned, sec- retary-treasurer of the Town of Chateauguay Centre: That a public meeting of the electors will be held between 7.00 P.M.and 9.00 P.M.on the 28th day of June, 1962, to approve or disapprove the following by-law, adopted by the Council June 19th, 1962: By-law No.296: by-law providing for the construction of a sidewalk on the north side of Salaberry Boulevard, and for the execution of certain works of drainage on Salaberry Boulevard, from Bouthillier Street to the limits of the Town of Chateauguay, and a loan of $10,000.00 for these purposes.CLAUDE HURTUBISE, C.A.Secretary-Treasurer, Town of Chateauguay Centre Given this 20th day of June, 1962 country.We owe much to these JUriping 1aw sewage into the lake (new surroundings, 7 ILLIA LL ALOTÉ AU CECAL AS CLAE CLÉS: 2e \u2018 .0 = oo : = : \u2014 = AND AL AT TEL S NOW OPEN PLAZA ESSO SERVICE STAMPS ON GAS BLVD D'ANJOU ERVICE 692-2004 AND CORNER OF IS OUR MAPLE OIL ST.SPECIALTY Aro A BN 1 = gm BT Thal AA RTM meus ur A Rs, Lr | eae rt nur retours eee wire REV.AND MRS.A.RIDDELL FETED ON THEIR DEPARTURE FROM PARK Rev.many gifts from the United Church and Mrs, Riddell received Women and the Congregation, a- Jung with a wallet with money encased.Rev.and Mrs, Riddell are shown receiving well wishes from Brownie Outing, lev, and Mrs, Purdon who will be tiking charge ut Parkview, along m.th their present charge at Caughnawagn.(Photo By Larry Cowper) Church Supper And Farewell For Minister (Mrs, Mrs On Saturday.June 23rd, the 3rd Chateauguay Brownie Puck went to Fort Lennix for the day.The bus left the United Church at approximately 4:30 with most of the group, there were two slops en route out of the project to pick up some more of the pack making a total of 38 children and 6 adults.We arrived at the ferry for Fort Lennox at 11 am.and after the children had \u2018stocked up\u201d with soft drinks and chips, etc.proceeded to the island on which the fort is situated, After the picnic lunch the children went to explore the furt, which Is one of the oldest in Canada.The pack reassembled at about 2:15, and after making certain bag, baggage and children were complete, returned to the mainland, On the return {rip there was « little less singing than on the way there, and quite a bit of sleeping.Tt wis agreed everyone had a very good day and I would lke to thank, Mrs.Millett, Mrs.Patterson, Mps, Kozinski, Mrs, Willis, Mrs, Hes- lop and Curol Black for the lielp they gave in lvokinæ after the children.Chateauguay Centre United Church On Saturday evening June 2rd, a congregational supper was held in the church hasement.The guests of honour were the Rev- Reverend Alister Riddell and his wife, and the Reverend Ken Pur- don and his wife and their children, Carl, Janice, Mary and Brian.The supper marked the end of Rev.Riddell's ministry here in Chateauguay Centre, and the commencement of Rev.Purdons.After a very delightful supper to which everyone had contributed and everyone very much enjoyed, Mr.and Mrs.Riddell were pre- T.L.Elliott) rented with farewell Peongregition gave ful wall clock: and church Women gave æ very lovely lapel Riddell un individual sel The company present expressed regret ut Mr, and Mrs Riddell leaving and extended thelr very warm wishes for their future work.My.Bonnallie introduced Mr.and Mrs.Purdon and | welcumed them to our Church.Everyone then proceeded upstairs where they were entertidned by Mrs, FE.Ryner, soprano, Me BF Shtyka, organdst and Mr, W.Unhite.violin, Rev.LUddell closed the evening leading in prayer and then gave the benediction.We te thank the following for thelr contribution towards the supper.Canad Packers Ltd.Memareul, Sf einbergs Ltd, Mtl, Manette & Lurviere, bakers and Dubue Dairy.distributor of Elm- hurst, Also thank you to Mrs.Bonnallic and Mrs.Prest for all \u2018heir work, und all others who helped and a very heartfelt thanks to Mrs, Rayner, Mr, Shtyka and Mr.Uhbe for their entertainment.On Sunday, June 24th, the Service of Holy Communion was conducted by Rev.Alistair Riddell.At the commencement of the service Bownles Elaine Kuzinski und Claudia Paquette presented a vase to the church on behalf of the drd Chateauguay Prownie Pack \u2018in appréciation for the use of the | Churen basement.This concludes Rev.Riddell's ministry in this congregation, Commencing Sunday July -1st, Rev.Ken Purdon will be serving the conglregation.Summer Services for July and August | will he conducted at 9:30 AM.instead of 11 AM.AU are welcome, wifts.The very beauti- the United Mrs, Riddell pin und Mr.communion wish CHATEAUGUAY SCHOOL PROTESTANT JOTTINGS (By M.McCutcheon) Date of School Opening: School will open officially at 9:00 a.m.on Wednesday, September 4th, 1962 for all grades.No teaching will be done on that day.Routine \u2018will be as follows: .Checking of registrations .Verifying of bimh dates for Grade 1 pupils 3.Checking of vaccination certificates 4.Assignment chasses 5.Issue of instructions to pupils Pupils will return home before noon.Age for Admission \u2014 Grade 1 All children whose sixth birthdays fall before September 6th, 1962 will be enrolled in Grade 1 BD = of pupils to classes, Children whose sixth birthdays fall between September \u20186th.and November 30th will be accepted for enrolment in chronological order up to capacity of the schools\u2019 faci- tities, Physical Examinations and Vaccinations: Our school system provides a full programme of physical education.know the physical each pupil.For all pupils a medical certificate of physical condition dated not earlier than June 1962 is to be presented on school opening in September, Failing this, pupils will be required to undergo physical examination at the school by a doctor selected by the Board.A fee of one dollar per pupil will be charged.All pupils are required to be vaccinated against smallpox before thelr entrance into school and every five years following, Pupils not vaccinated as required before entrance into e#chool next September will be refused admission.School Dress: School dress is strictly regulated hy the Board.Elementary \u2018School Girls: Navy blue tunic and white blouse, White gyrh shoes for physical education classes, Shorts of proper echool colour for inter- school athletics are desirable but not obligatory.Boys: Dress pants, drees shirts (white or solid colours) ties, sweaters or dress jackets, oxford rhoes.White gym shoes and white T shirts for gym wear.Shorts of proper wechool colour for \u2018inter- school athletics are desirable but not obligatory.High School: Girts: Grey flannel: skirts, white blouses, blue blazers or sweaters, Witte gym shoes, white blouses, royal blue shorts.Boys: Dress pants, dress shirts rd - condition of It de essential, therefore, that th (white or solid colours), ties, ford shoes, blue Iazers, jackets or sweaters, shoes, whitz T shirts, ym shorts.Text Books: Textbooks are luaned by the schoul to the pupils for their use during the school year.The name of the student, the school year and the condition of the book when issued are recorded in the front of the book.Textbooks will be carefully checked when returned che following June.Undue damages or loss of books will result in as- sesaments.Parents are asked to assist by -nsuring that books are covered.Free book covers fur \u2018thls purpose are on hand in the schools.Each pupil also requires a suitable book bag or case in which to carry books to and from school.Cafeteria Service: There ds a cafeteria provided in each school, All pupils who stay for lunch must eat in the cafeteria under, supervision.It is emphasized, however, that all children within walking distance of the school are to go home for lunch.\u2018High School Cost: There are no school fees nor ook fees charged in high school.There are, however, some opera- sonal costs charged to students, All students are required to have ocks un the lockers provided for hem.These locks must be purchased from the school, They may be used for more than one school year, Showera are provided for after strenuous physical exercige.Towels tre available through a school wal service.Sclence students are required o make a caution money deposit Tor ab courses.The Student Council assesses a nembership fee for all high school \u2018ludents.Fees are as follows: Locks for corridor lockers ox- dress White gym royal blue $1.50 Locks for locker room lockere 1.00 Towel service-supply & laundry 2.50 \"$5.00 Student Council Fees 1.00 Lab, caution money deposit per course 1.00 Pupii Insurance: AN parents are encouraged to take out accident insurance poll- cles on their children attending school.The cost of these policies le exceptionally low for the coverage offered.AppMcation forma will be given to all students early in September, Allocation of Pupils to Schools: The allocation of pupils to CHATEAUGUAY SPORTS ROUND UP (by JOHN McDONALD) The Chateauguay Minor Sports Ass.bel} season will get under way Monday, July 2, 1062, This season gloves will be optional and wing ding pitching will be allowed, While on the subject of minor sport, it is a real shame to see the coaches of these ball teams doing all the work on the ball fleld in the different avens, while the fathers of the lads that are playing seem to think that having a son on one of the many teams is hix totul responsibility.Help is needed to clean the fields, to erect huts an the hall fields and many other chores that is the responsibility of the fithers as much as it is the conches, Jobs 00 this sort should be community efforts and not the efforts of a few, Se come on Dads, give your coaches a call and see if thepe is any way you can lend a hand to get the numerous number of jobs done, that have to he done, To those who might have read my article on the new swimming poo nthe Chateauguay Park nren last week and were under the fmpres- sion that it was for members of the parish of st Jean Baptiste de Marie Vianney only, this is not so, This pool is for all the residents living In the parish and not just for those belonging to the parish.Canvassers are making the round of the Park- view, Prudential, Randill, Chateau.guny Park, Dunver Rd.and a part of the Colonia area and will be cnll- ing on you just as soon as it is possible, The Terrace Midgets took a 17 to S softbaH decision over the CCBA.Warriors in an exhibition hall game Monday.June 25.Coaches of both teams got « Inok see at what their boys were like under fire.There were : good num- her of errors on both sides but considering this wns the first exhibition game for both teams, this was to he expected.ball, The LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS ® Vol.3, No.17 CHATEAUGUAY, QUE .Wednesday, JUNE 27th, 1962 Scholarship Winner To Tour Continent (by Mildred McCutcheon) Mr.John Robert Wearing, son of Mr.ond Mrs.FR Wearing, Port Alberni, B30, and grandson of Mrs.Jolin R.Dickenson, Abbotsford Av- mue, the Basing left by plane on Monday of last week for the Continent, Jack\", à graduate of Me- 11 University in Chemical Engin- corlue, was awarded the \u2018aol of Athlone cholarship, He will tour the Continent by car in 1he company of two friends and expects to À \u2018 % 4 id f 0 L 4 a i à Mf A» 1h44 | nditorial Notes Canadians Must Tighten Their Belts T is something we expected would come in I some form or other the way things have been going the past few months.Canada\u2019s economy has expanded beyond its possibilities, now thers must be a halt and a reconstruction of values in order to prevent a collapse, real The domestic economy began to fall back in 1956 and 57, when unemployment began to show an increase.This pressure increased as the years went on and now is a factor.Some of this may have been caused by the indiscriminate allowing of imports to this country which were highly competitive.In any case our domestic market was affected with a consequent laying off of many employees in various lines of industry.This had the effect of reducing our domestic buying power and because of reduced sales further layoffs were brought about until unemployment figures reached alarming proportions.hd The incidence of the European Common Market also brought about its repercussions and export sales began to drop.Instead, there should have been an intensification of effort for sales in all markets of the world.Presently such an intensification is being undertaken, but it may be too late.We should push for more sales in more points of the world in order to bolster our ecenomy and bring our factories into full production.The devaluation of the dollar while it could have the effect of increasing foreign sales came at a time when our world position was known to be weakening and therefore did not inspire confidence.We should perhaps change direction for our export sales and turn to the U.S.A.and South American countries.In this the U.S.is in much the same position as ourselves and we cannot look for too much in that direction.However, the South American countries much that has been tapped.may offer never before As this is being written, word has come that there will be a hike in the import duties on a large number of foreign goods entering Canada.This may have the effect of turning business toward our own manufactured goods with a tendency toward greater employment, The Government will curb its spending and it is quite possible that several projects will be postponed and defence spending will be cut.The budget which is based on estimates, may therefore be reduced and the expected deficit will thus be cut down.There will be some disappointments that pro- N the midst of fun, everybody enjoying themselves and having a great time, an accident happened which caused the whole to be changed to sorrow.On Saturday, the annual carnival of the Cha- teauguay Property Owners\u2019 Association was held and it was to be a gala time with the object of raising funds for various community needs.One of the attractions was a ferris wheel and of course all kids delight in a ride on this giant wheel.The wheel was in motion and the riders were enjoying looking out over the Chateauguay area when the chair would reach the top height of the wheel.One lad was watching from below as his friends soared aloft and travelled up, round and down.Everything was fine, the girls giggled and screamed as the wheel made its revolutions, anything else that might have been taking place was lost in all the noise and excitement.Suddenly the levity came to an abrupt halt and the cries were of fear and consternation.One of the chairs had come loose and was falling to mises will not be met \u2018at once, but it is better that Canada should recover and stand on its feet than that it should be allowed to continue and fail.Other restrictions will be put into force in an effort to bolster the economy and keep our present standard of living in force.If this is not enough, then other trials will have to be made.This is probably the first austerity period that Canada has had outside of war time.The people of Great Britain went through such a time and they came out of it in real good shape \u2014 surely the people of Canada can co-operate and do the same thing.Less goods can be brought into Canada by people visiting in other countries, so all will have to watch this in future.The present regulations are temporary only and as soon as recovery is made and the economy is once again on an even footing, the controls will be gradually released.This newspaper has pointed out from time to time that our economy was not all it should be and has suggested that certain lines should be followed in order to change the course we seemed to be following.We have advocated the wooing of foreign market for some few years as the means of best bolstering our economy.Long before the European Common Market became a common subject, this newspaper urged the Government to investigate the possibilities of at least becoming a part of it.It was realized at that time that our markets would suffer if the Common Market ever became a fact and Great Britain became a part of it, as we believed she must for her own benefit.The only other move would be for an integrated Commonwealth dealing within itself for all products that are otherwise imported by one or the other.Trading outside only for those needs not supplied from within and selling such goods or raw materials which other countries may need and over which we have control within the Commonwealth.This may sound quite complicated, but it could be worked out.In that way it might be possible to prevent Great Britain from joining the European Common Market.All of these various moves affect our Canadian economy far more than any of us realize.It is thus that any move anywhere in the world which may affect our markets now or in the future, should be given careful consideration and study.Meanwhile, we shall have to study our domestic economy with a view to getting the deficit cut and the books balanced, An Accident Turns Pleasure To Sorrow the ground.So suddenly did it happen that the friend who was waiting below did not see it and the chair came hurtling on top of him and crushed him, The riders in the chair were thrown out and all were injured.No one actually saw the accident, so few could give a graphic account of what actually happened.However, four young people from Chateauguay were injured and some quite seriously, One can imagine the quiet that came over this celebration and in a short time all operations ceased.The injured parties were gathered up in ambulances rushed to the scene as quickly as possible and they were removed to hospital for treatment of their injuries.We can only hope that all recover, No doubt an enquiry will have to be made into the reason for the accident.For the chair to suddenly give way there must have been a defect which caused it, or something which developed after the ride was in operation.will However, the fun was turned to anxiety as near tragedy stalked the rounds on Saturday afternoon.Dominion Day EXT Monday will be observed as Dominion Day \u2014 or \u2014 Canada Day, just whatever way you want to look at it.It will be a national holiday and of course will make one of those long week-ends.It also comes at a time when a number of people are starting their holidays.First of all we would like to add a word of caution for all who will be taking to the roads during this week-end.We suggest that you drive carefully at all times in order to prevent accidents, There are far too many accidents at every week-end the past while.Reports are that they are mounting.Mind you these are not all road accidents \u2014 some are boating and swimming, some from other causes, but quite a number of them are from traffic.We cannot tell you when is the best time to go and come back, we must leave that to your own judgment.However, when you get on the road don't take chances, keep alert at all times, watch the moves of the other fellow, don't crowd the car in front of you, regulate your speed according to conditions and circumstances.Perhaps you will get to where you are going much sooner if you don't try to overtake everyone else on the road.Let a few overtake you, what's a few minutes here or there so long as you arrive safely at your destination.If you are starting out on your holiday trip, don\u2019t try to do the whole thing in one day, unless it is only a short distance.You'll want to enjoy the holiday and remember you are the one who will be doing the driving and also that it is supposed to be a holiday.Just a few words about what may be happening locally.This week-end the Legion has a celebration planned, On Monday, there will be the usual annual Farmers\u2019 Picnic at Greig's Grove near Howick.\u2014 \u201cThe Gleaner\u201d Subscription rate: $3.50 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\u201cThey'll melt like snow in June,\u201d said former Mines Minister Jacques Flynn six weeks ago.\u201cThey Just popped up llke dandelions,\u201d said Defence Production Minister Raymond O'Hurley sis weeks later, Their before and after reaction to Quebec's Social Credit movement reflected a general pattern.Nobody gave Real Caouette and his green politicians much of a chance to gather more than a small negative vote and perhaps two ur three seats.But the confldent cred- itinter Monday night captured more than 500,000 Quebec votes and tu seats, some by landslide majorities.They upset State Secretary Noel Durion and Maurice Lamontagne, economic adviser to Liberal Leader Lester Pearson.They snatched many Northern seats, most in the Quebec city area, and a few in the Eastern Townships.Here In the old capital, Robert Beaule, a UNR Diesel Technician, collected 28,353 votes in Quebec East to defeat Mr.Lamontagne hy almost 9,000 and Incumbent Yvon Tusse by more than 14,000.Quebec East was the bastion of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Ernest Lapointe and Louis St.Laurent until Mr.Tisse won it by a narrow margin In 1958, Dr.Guy Marcoux, Social Credit Deputy Leader in Quebec, had the second largest majority of the election \u2014 almost 18,000 votes \u2014 in winning Quebec-Montmorency.\u201cI knew there war a Social Credit movement in Quebec, but I did not reullze Its scope,\u201d said Premier Jean Lesage, reflecting the general amazement, l'otitienl observers here felt that basically, the Social Credit vietory reflceted popular disenchantment with the traditional parties.First of all, there was the expected trend against the Federal Cone servatives, Secondly, but far less evident he- fore the election, was disappointment wlth the Provinelal Liberal Government.What cnused this disappointment?Observers noted that municipal and school taxes have been rising mered away at high taxes and interest rates during the campaign, aml apparently hit the voter ght in Provincial Capital Report! \u201cie LEAN ER : mm\" the poukethook.Political scientist Léon Dion of Laval University felt that if another election in held within the next year, Social Credit muy me crease Its strength in Quebec.The unexpected strength of the vote ig expected to send Premier Lesage and his Cabinet out on the hustinga this summer to give the electorate first-hand picture of what his Government is doing and why.This week, the Lesage CGovern- ment celebrated the second anniver- sry of its victory over the Unlon Ne- tiouale Regime But as one observer put it, Monday's vote was \u201ca dash of cold water in the face\u201d of Que- bee's intellectunl and political community \u2014 one bound to dumpen any celebration, Mr.Caquetteé sald after the election his party will stay out of Pro- vinetal politics but is determined to extend its Federal power.To back up his statement, he made his usual Sunday nlght telecast \u2014 the one that for three years now han carried Soclal Credit doe- trine to Quetbecers -\u2014 and promixed to do 80 \"for many years te come\u201d Meanwhile, few post mortetns were more baffled or liltter than that of the Confederation of National Trade Unions, a her labor hody whose Jean Marchand, said non statement: \u201cIn a country 100,000 mem - prepared enduring chronte unemployment of eight to 10 per vent, ft Is not surprising that a popular reaction wis provoked, \u201cTut most baffling is that the discontent of the working class was expressed through Social Credit, notoriously a party of the extreme right, hostile to the labor movement, \u201cA brief analysis convinces uw that it was the only party which knew how to strike the popular Imagination and which offered apparently radical solutions\u201d Bitterly, the statement added: \u201cThe systematie refusal ol the three other parties to reply to Socal Credit, except at the end ef the campaign, conferred an an ol bre futable truth on its clans\u201d -0- Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Sloan and family of Huntingdon, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jus.Sloan, -0=- The monthly meeting nle's United Church Women's So- clety was held Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs, Fred Elliott, with an attendance of seven mem- hers and two visitors.Mrs, Allan Wilson had chirge of the meet- Ing and devotional period.At the dose of the meeting refreshes ments were served, 0e Mr.and Mrs, of PRon- Willem Arthur uf \u2018Huntingdon, were Sunday guests ut the home of Mr.and Mrs, Rod Arthur, -0- Week-end guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Abe Rosevenr, were Mr.nd Mrs.Albert Rosevear if Montreal, 0 Mr.and Mrs, Ernast and daughter spent the home of Mr.and Disotelle, Malther Sunday at Mes, Chas, Mr.and _Mr-.13, Friday evenr« + the home of Mr.and Mrs, Ronald Will uns.Mr.E.Vanns returned with then after Coxon, spent spending the past week lu Montreal.0 The regular Youth T =e vceting which would have been L'1d on Saturday evening, was cancelled due to the June exams commencing on Monday.-f)= Mr.Archie Rowe of Montreal is spending a few davs at the home of Mr.and Mes.Milford Oliver.-0)= Mrs.Stanley Baxter nf Toint St.Charles and Mrs, FE.©.Todd, were recent gueets of Mr.and Mrs, Merrill Farquhar.-0 At Shady Lane over the week= end all the Lewis daughters and their families, were home for Father's Day Sunday.-0= Franklin W.I.The Franklin WI helt food Sale Saturday afterr nn the lawn of W.Welburn, w'*h =} proceeds gnlng ta Frontlin tn.termediate School for 1+ TP W.I.wish to \u2018thank a! sk part in making the «nln a suceeus, Athelstan B Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meets ATHELSTAN \u2014 The Ladi « AN held it's June meeting a° che home of Mrs.W.C.Tully, Reav = Mon- dow Farm, on Thursday afternoon.June 14th, at 2 o'clock, == Mrs.Watson conducted the meeting, and in the absence of the Vice-President, Mrs, Norris Me- Lean lead the devotions, the theme being \u2018Individual Responsibility\", the reading was from Fzekiel in the 17th and 18th chapters, with meditation and prayer.° 0e Adult Schoo! Convention On Saturday, June 18th, Mra.Fred Hutchings and Mrs.Norris Herdman accompanied Mr.Meinyk and Miss Lidia Disch to Knowlton, where they attended the Adult School Association convene tion.pr \u2018run why «O= Visitors.Mr, and Mrs.Wm.Orr of Pointe St.Charles were recent week-end guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs, -0- | in Quebee Municipalities as the A hit sheepishly, the statement Provincial Government tries to im- | noted that the CNTU {self had only plement a complex and far-renching three days before the election program.warned agninst Social Credit but Socinl Credit candidates ham- \u201cunhappily it was too late\u201d R kb Clifford French, Meo Gorden oar oc urn spent Saturday at the same home ROCKBURN \u2014 sunday guests -0= at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Wm, Mi.and Mis.Win.Hutehines Maither, were Mæ.and Mrs, Cli£ford jand children Donna and Linda of Cooke and family of Burke, N.Y.[Cornwall spent a accent week-end and Mr.and Mrs.Thomas This [at the home of his parent Mr.bault of Churubusco, N.Y.and Mes, [0 W, Hutehings 0 Students To our students who are writing their June EKxnm's our wish hs that you obtadn good marks, and again enjoy ithe happiness of passing, 90% of all oil AtImperial Oil's laboratories at Sarnia, Ontario, more than 200 scientists and technicians are working to improve present petroleum products\u2014and to develop new ones.Their research covers many fields, from gasolines to household detergents.Another 130 Report From Ottawa ; President, | a THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS ® _ Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 1\u201d = OTTAWA (CP) After every geno session af ParFament where he said Burnaby -Coquitlam, R.C.eral clection the political cata Meo MHefenbaker should seek a Record is Safe .a combs of Ottawn usu lly echo with vote of confidence, © C0 Dourlas, The reeard ot 41 years continu ns a sorts ol profundities as the [national leader of the New Demuo- (servler in the lletune of { ommang, experts Ley to analyse the whims crtie Party who wos detented pores held Joint hv Sir Wilfrid Lanzar af the electorate, son aix tn Hestna Cle, arreed, antnned on pue By Thix game hasn't even started However.the oarlivgt Pavia vel, Evervone sti #5 preoccupied ment could be called Into session with one question: how lone cut would be Jule 1s The election leime Minister John Dietenluker wie will not he returned nutil continue to manage the countey\u2019s then, affairs with ao wmlnority govern.After three dave of cabinet meet ment?mes following the clectfon, Prime \u2018The flrst count of hollots was ypigister Dfetentaiker gave sulvane havely finished before My Dte- notice of the Tust major decision fenbaker tholy asserted = ax at the rovernmaent lle wadd, pre anyone doubted it that we are bio yy to Simla v\u2019s announcement still the government\u201d And he ve |p new poe on ef ccotremie dis called that Mackenzle Wine hel Giphie designed te =trenethen the power for four vears with his PL Le anadtan delle that there would minority government, he prestige deetronps of uetton SAUT the facet remedied that the D rte will culstantiollk improve Get all the Progressive Corservatives dosh boon nes internation oF hab ones of lusrvile in Ontario ant Quebec Dut fpoument and redirce the hadeetars Get all the retalhhies met of their steeneth oan] gg oa : ° the Maritimes ant the Kesl} Mnimtain Dollar information ciereed with only TES of the un Fhe pene tein ta annotnee vents in the Commons an er thie ger bod Thee covernment will June 1* vots proof lue pee ine any exciiinge Social Cradit Key cant cd wel Tittnlt trerintain This meant that any Canton babe cent echo ete ei thie tunve considered unpzdatante bv bcm della\u201d the cntite oppo thon couid dann Phir atenment mdb facon day .and help speed your mail! {down on Li- novernment the com before the Monday annie ments Just follow these four points Phined vweinlit af UT Lotueral ve, ppc ed te hea cit pecan to faster mail service every Sock Creditor cand Te New Peur [sa ls the vos ment of $e ene | {uno you address an envelope: bepats Voting: tn the rem.gept Tipat sel prob eed bad .Frat, Stormeant 6 deferred te duly ay aa tag al penne from | Ie Pl aradi who cosines pre ane 1 \\ The Bit abhor ND Thong ann gy pe oe of toreueu exchants Bd Uano full and correct name of Hoef Credit totiomal loaders ane ov gl an thie ee hanes vahibe oor the erson you're writing to, bev proctor aleve wath thee ports Cauet docti 11-105 den tag od depity beady Hotuvn, (te ed ge dun Ma 29 er, douter li Coran tte Lun One af thee ath re ut Pci be bp have cute Ve: Uso full and correct address § \u201che vate coal nee the Pho be de pe hol ee eevee of à with Postal Zone Number in pos 0 4 Harnais CR of Cane des ald ord dalle amneonatel re Canada's six \u2018\u2019Zoned'* cities.- 75 cents Tor Socal Credit Yer tn tgn ano ong gc Jie np to the dau et à \u2018he carte pat election ctatemnert the \u20ac ten ah 0 tauther rink Le said there vs no que tan afp ge de ut He + tar ur vote] 3 parte lesedership Mi Thom fare nntacine dd Iv che 1 1 tv ld was sil national leader monte De ver the 0 change Aud Mr.Thompson nedic red he Tree crues fil by FJ Ban aon to C1 would put ov prop ondes the Con Po stv ag pp May OH servative minoriss do dens à Ministers Lose , long us il suited him He warned four © del pain tae were de that Soctol Credit now drefde 0 \"Di | teat tn tte dune IN voting: Worl hraom™ capable af eweeplne Minister Walkie lhstmacder Gen sut Mr.Diefentéker if dre propeeed {er Willhoe Hotllions vend Mine teases not to Facial CredBCS ES tes Ivan tot the tr se ate tu Hire Ibe ve joer all thon br ar Lp to got nd State Secretary Da «codition.a wi heaten bu Social Credit Yes Me Phatapean abd be dade So onda te Want bo tarvee anathier elect ogc thi Me trou to A that thee et vor he tete NID coarulidates were Liberals Ready realy to vtoirle thelr pents wo ho Libevad Leader To Bo Pearson contd ts amd tna hveleetion, Gne was colling, meanwhile, for an carly of thon wos eho Rewior, In company product research in Canada is done by Imperial Tho fuels your car will use in the future are being designed Imperial's ultra-modern research laboratories at arnia sscientists and technicians are working to ensure that gasolines for today's cars\u2014and tomorrow's\u2014are tailored for top performance, In the last ten years alon imperial has spent more than $80 million to build the equipment needed ting you top gasoline quality.scientists and technicians are working at Imperial's Calgary laboratories on ways to find and produce more Canadian crude oil and natural gas, Imperial does more research than all other oil companies in Canada combined.ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST The Service In lhe Ormatown pwateh, as a token of lov and ap- 3 S A as follows: ful home of the Shields\u2019 12 - The Gleaner Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 Preshyterian Church was conducted preciation from the family.Received B.Sc.Degree ; t.gnes Private I*irst Claas 11.McPherson, Bombay, N.Y.ds\u2019 family of by the Gldenns, on Sunday, when -0- 4 with U.8.Army in Germany U.S.52 546847, , | = Mr, lt Brodie Brittain of Orms- [Shower for Miss Shirley Ovans STE.AGNES \u2014 Private First Personnel Section, =0- Va \u20ac TS = SEs Lown delivered the address, ME, Forty-five friends of Miss Shirley Class Hugh W.McPherson, son of srd ARB 46th Inf.The new president, Mrs.Car- Brittain chose ns his themes The avons nei at the home of Mrs M Wim, ©.MePherson ls pres- APO 29, New York NY.penter, spoke a few words at the n À - ~ importance of accepting Christ ax [ggadie Jiooker on Saturday evening, ently stationed at the United -0- close of the dinner and re , | News from Or Nn stown vur ever present help in times of] manor her coming anaerloze with States Army Buse in Munich, Ger-| Attends W.S.C.S.Banquet both the retiring PE Me juin os and danger\u201d The Choir sang ies and good wishes, A shower of many, where he Is attached to the On Monday evening, June 11th, The ann pe \" vs , Cale tan wi Ce gifs vas alow yr separtment.A few weeks +, Ver Elde | Lloyd McGlhhon and the minister, y TL God }s My Salvatton\u201d with Mrs, ovidy gifts was bestowed on Payroll Department Mrs.ernon er was a guest ; sor, COVERING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE \u2018LITTLE ROYAL jv Sirrette a the Orran, thirley by the Ladies of the Uppe 1, Hugh expected to have his] 1 the W.S.(.8.Annual Banquet the Rev.Dorothy Bullard with gifts a p EXHIBITION CENTRE Lu Concession, Mrs, Earle Hooker, final basic training which would} neld this year at\u2019 the Country |as tokens of appreciation from the infe in} Ars, Eddie Hooker, Mrs, BI! Houker constitute approximately two] Manor in Bombay, N.Y.Bach year, |eroup.A young Indian chap, Mr.At Home For Mr.and Mrs.who have Lived all thelr 54 years of 43rd Anniversary for Mrs Bob Barr, Mis.Marjorie weeks of [Feld Manoeuvres, at the close of thelr activities with- Bill Mitchell of Hoganaburgh, pourret ne George McClintock married live toxether in Ornistown, | Mr and Mrs.Eddie Hooker Fempleton and Mrs.M.Tanmihill In vne of his letters home hel.n the Bombay Methodist Church, (N.Y.who has just completed two hale! the Ch: ORMSTOWN \u2014 On Monday eve- On Toesdiy evening, the fomfly stated that spring in Germany is the group arrange for a banquet years of Junior college at Dodge ning, Mr.and Mrs.Erskine Me- MT oe As D have a Lor Mr, and Mrs, Eddie Hooker met vecu eT at wor very unlike our springs.The to be held at ane of the nicer hotels City, sang three appropriate selec.Victoria § Clinto .Lp ways been cemdy and willing to offer the Trooker home to pay homage 000 TOI tdi La a : or 0d enr am , tgp This veal., : el lc DES aa on ree for thelr helr hel al a vie à qd who to choix parents on chi mal were ad heen sent out on a strietly weather a dreary and damp, and he | disire hls year, ere tons.This Drought to an ; end a un Mea were At Home Lo more than 150 prectation ni Cn vu ut shoun TUE was enjoyed with games and The room is tastefully desarated ny budding who bought a sec-| formerly hy spacious and beauti- on nued on page 13) aurrounde friends, relatives and neighbours, {to them by the hue or Avil which reninisenix the events of the past, !! shades of pink and turquetse vnd-hand enr have done a bit of mame A to accomr who came to pay their respects and |ussembled tow Gren continued the evening coming to it cose with vith the trente es s'pht-sceing on week-ends, He re- \u2019 will imi best wishes to this popular couple health and happ.ness.(it sumptunus lunch, cspraded Ce eu onl marked that the hotels in the part PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY valley field -0- were played and delicious retress of Germany in which he travelled .15,1462.re er va amma men nents were served by the hostesses.Weekend guests ef Mr, aud Mrs.\\shirley thanked all for their gifs were all called guest houses, and The atu when you registered as a guest DISCONTINUED LINES OF vor Mz Nol ok te a ne ind invited cach one to visit her in you were automatically considered varled oe Mrs.George Phillips and Cathy of [pr new home.A : \"ete , , Barry M Toronto and on Sunday their pe i -0- ~ | tnd treated he meer un Dr.Charles H.Lalonde J.S.Gaw, B.V.Sc.ng stars, grandson and his wife Mroand Mrs, .\u201c Cuvratte of Trur Covi Miss Susan Russell daughter oO.stay._- .atures a Wayne [ranlel and the only great a Sure of pa, Nour Mr, and Mrs.Jlennett Russell of 8 ow si h er arried in Wil 4yes Examined = Glasses Fitted VETERINARY SURGEON er a \u2026 ee ee re elles ad | Muoers, N.Y.and granddaughter ugh, who was married tata, Visual Training - Coniact Lenses 19 HENDERSON St os vousin Mrs.Lindsay Cullen and + mington, Delaware, at Christmas i .states A I N ks pue i te Sursaret family.On Saturday Mrs.Cullen of ihe ute ov.and Mrs.\u201cJames time, expects to have his wife join 42 I] St.Dial CO.4-5381 Mr sta aniel 0 cep River, Ont, Were eear ; vs Surette i TP.Elder o \u2018mstown, receive ar futur a anil 1 u accompanied by Mrs.Surette, Miss pe lor of Science Degree, cum him in the near future.Tel.FR.3-2440 HUNTINGDON, QUE.of the su ° Judy Aldridge and Miss Nuneylyn aude, at the 165th Commence- In case anyone would like top °° \u201cCC stated thi Te cullen spent the day In Ottivwin : Ca au Corres ; ' drop Hugh a line, his address is ! , ; ment Exercises at Syracuse Uni- _ ae -\u2014-\u2014 ICHIROP RACTOR Fair must Last Sunday night n family -0- , \u2018 ; A : ess tr Dinner wits held in the Ornstown Mr, Paul Senez of Mechanieville, versity.2.nber ut spent the weekend with his parents, A.J.BELLAVANCE, D.C.Drs.Belisle and Cloutier success th Hotel in honor of Mr, and Mrs, |N.Y.was nn over night visitor of |, Miss ltussell Sa LA er CT UME and Mrs, Alan Hooker, Office Hours: V.S Rotary C George MeClintock's 30th, wedding the Lindsay Cullens last weekend.Gone Moma ee President M UM ow ton Hook \u2018 Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday a human! anniversary, A huge wedding enke -0- DEC ie al Senior Ur.and Mrs, \u2018reston Hooker at- Friday nity\".He decorated with the traditional 50 The Womens Auxillary of the of Fit Ji ! psilon, Naconet Senior tended Lachute Exhibition on 1 pm.to 9 pm.VETERINARY SURGEONS year, the graved the centre of the table, The Barrie Memorial Hospital is very 8 Ves ee na An re.Thursday when My.Hooker fudged 43 Jacques-Cartier Street Tel.829-2852 Ormstown, Que.$25,000.to ; 0 entire family except the Daniels |srdeful to the Salada Ten Company Mr lari ARI vara THe swine classes.FR.3-0692 \u2014 Valleyfield the Yavill ; family of Deep River was present [Tor whe donation of RUSSO © ; ctor ir 8 de ; Mr.Rae Campbell of: Maitland{\u2014 also don Ë vers of health amd happiness, Det Co, during the Ormstown Ex- tie At = 5 CCC mother, Mrs.Margaret Campbell DENTAL SURGEON Colin J.Campbell gilean Ch x | teste included, Mr, and Mrs, hibition Week, The Salada Ten Co, Miss Russell plans to teach Mr.Geo ©.Stark, his wile Lois 1 Garden City NOTARY Decsmber \u20ac Ç Lawrence MeChitoek of Prenton, {Lid set up no ten wagon Where Speech and Dramaties at Oyster and children, Deborah and Brent of the firm of Messrs.echolarshi = R ont Mr, and Mrs, Erskine Me- {many a tired Fair Enthusiast Bay High sehool, Long Island.arrived Saturday evening, June 16th Dial CO.4-2989 Huntingdon |[Rowat, Van Vliet, Talpis and Little Lea .) \\ Clintock ond Mr.and Mrs Wm, [enjoyed à refreshing cup of Len -\u2014\u20142 220 SAS [from Dartmouth, NS, to 7 spend Campbell en I S C O U N 1 Mectintork of Ormstown, Mr, and through tire courtesy pi the Co, All Walter Froom of Spencerville, Ont.some time at the home of Lois\u2019 Tan Watson Notaries The adva y 4 Mrs, Harold Daniel ol antingdin anions were wiven to the WA.spent the week-end at Guelph, Ont.mother, Mrs.Helen French and her LAWYER Successor to Donald M.R t os tand Mr.and Mes, Don Meclintock oF the Barrie, and attended the fiftieth Anniver- sister Linda in Ormstowr and his Suite 302, 132 St.James St w ota owa 4 _ or a Clatre ind their families, Mr, ; \u2018 or sary celebration of lev, and Mrs, mother Mrs, Margaret Stark, Hun 5 Salab ' Blvd Chateaue ay.Office: County Bldg., Huntingdon If \\ je aol intoek was presented with ap Mes (Leste Payior and SAE Gy ga Black, Mis, Taylor will spend tinsdon.; alaberty ?guay, Office open Now and ; Hon! Beau cane and Mrs, Me- snd Mrs, Ewen \u201ceDougall 07,14 mienth visiting relatives awd George nas a six week leave and PQ.Wednesday, 8 to 11 pm.Tuesday to Saturday inclusive fueling à tock was presented with n gold |Ormstown, que Mr and Mrs.[rpjonds at Guelph, Alliston, st, {10 and family will be leaving Aug.Phone OX.2-9831 Mr.Campbell attends each Perhaps coe Thomas, before returning he ve.Sn pr London, Enslind, and he Phones: Friday and Saturday, and dor Lee will he stationed With thé nitvy base Montreal VI.2-4451 by appointment Dodd's K a.Niobe, .y app kidnoys es F .Unit 3 of St.Pauls UCW held _0- Chateauguay OX.2-9831 Telephones: often ou ALL - : COLOU RS or Your Convenience their June meeting in MeDougall tarrie Memorial Hospital ack- Res.: Howick, Tel.8 Huntingdon COrvette 4-5382 fool Botte oA : Hall, on Thursday Evening, June [nowledues : al ani re ins M I -17 I Sr | : tn lors vie presen | ape sun meen of) Cossette & Cossette Montreal Victor 2-171 (collect) , \"IY .I.mevesions ete © | fumes West, LAWYERS Mrs [wrskine ale intnez.she : ! \u2019 ' Cn 168 Champlain St.FR.3-7234 .shose qe Seripture M A Recent Visitors to Ormstown VALLEYFIELD Gabriel Poupart : , > ; { ayer © + Me.Wm BF Sproule of Ar \u2018jor, srildi | 1S NOW boem entitled \u201cSpring.\u201d Mrs.B.Ontario Mom will ho A (n County Building, Huntingdon, NOTARY MeGerrigle rend the minutes of the of age \u2018on July 15th, 1962.wins a every Wednesday .ST.CHRYSOSTOME, QUE.previous meeting and Miss Anna recent visitor to Ormstown.is dial CO.4-5306 Huntingdon Tel.: 826-4933 Struthers reported that $72.68 had parents, the late Mr, and Mrs Office every Thursday at i .t been turned over to the treasurer Thos, Sproule were born and Meloche, Perron & Hemmingford of the General Meeting ns our raised in Ormstown, Mr.Sproule Montgomery Tel.: Charlotte 7-2681.WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT us SOON [1Hocation for the second quarter.lived in Dayton, Ont, for many \"Miss Vera tutherford rend a years before moving to Thessalon, LAWYERS felipter from the study book where he remained for eight years.|G, A.Meloche, Q.C.M.Perrnn D A N CIN G (asten Fhe Day) entitled \u201cThe Red He has been a resident of Arn- D.Montgomery Claude Pilon Silk Dress Refreshments were Prior for the past 11 years, { i - served by Mrs, Archie Hughes, Mrs, On June 5th, Mt, Sproule tra- 10 Nicholson St.Dial or 3-1414 NOTARY sort Loree and Mrs, Donald Lang, Yélled_ to Ormstown via Ortawa ef \u20ac 62 Chateauguay St.\u2019 E ne Aggy Montreal dle attended he D.MANTGOMERY office æ Tel: Office and Home >.er very Mrs Mary MeNeil Me and Mrs \u2018Exhibition\u2019, visited friends ang [111 Wellington, Huntingdon CO.4-523¢ Huntingdon {| PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING \u2014 VENTILATION 1) Harold Robertson, Miss Anne yaa og oes fs wll as several oigay 4 to 8 pm.assignee of the records of GAS and ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Al 1p ° Hooker, Me.and Mrs, Alan Tooker © 1965 ! HA the vietnity.ons wc A pote Mtre Lucien Baillargeon, NP.PROPANE GAS SERVICE and INSTALLATION 3 Sa turday Nigh t attended the Graduation Exercises! The June meeting of the United n mir CO.4-5016 y Office Hours M b Pl H ingd 1 Music b nt Macdonald College ben Mary Chureh Women of St Paul's Unit ! ; 9 am.to 5 pm.daily d Catherine | ker receive J + | : or ; i int.| ember aza unting on Plaza usic by ratherine Hooker egived an Xo net in Maedousal Hall on Middleton Hope & Co.Evenings by appointment st Clans ite.June 12th, at 3 pan, with an at i V A R | T 0 N E S Ny pol -0- tendance of 24 members present.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS fl Miss Dolores Merriam, nurse in Mrs, Martin chaired the meet- R.J.P.Dawson, C.A.PLANS ON REQUEST.s Featuri h training at the Guelph General ting, devotional was given Shy Mrs, John F.Lewis, C.A.R.N.Taylor Co.Ltd.eaturing the Hospital, 1< spendine a holiday with* Bruce.Wm.G.Hogg, C.A.o HOME and INDUSTRIAL her parents Mr, aud Mrs, Leslie Mrs, W.Hamilton \u2018brought up C.A.Poissant, C.A.OPTICIANS 15¢\u20ac DUFRANE BROTHERS Merriam, the subject of collection, for over- S.R.Sabler, C.A.1119 St.Catherine St.West ; oe seas relier hales, expense of ox- H.Garbacz, C.A.AN Parties \u2014 Banquets Me, amd Mrs, Dick Cook of Fess.this project to he deft and gas Dorchester St.W.UN.6-4086 VI.9-7331 Montreal , Ww ddi R .Masseni, N.Y.spent the weekend Prousht up at General Meeting on orchester ; ; + 07 .FREE ESTIMATES cdading Receptions with Mr.and Mrs.Bill Greig, June 26th, MONTREAL \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Lo } Four cards were sent to mems- ap ie Unit ANS - SALES , J Me and Mrs, Man Hooker, Mise POTS of this Unit, LO Fortune Drug Store Reg'd HUNTINGDON 176 Chateauguay CO.4-5432 {| Alanne Huoker, Mrs.Mary Meo There will] be no meetings in Real Estate guay Î Neil, Mr.and Mrs petdvid pond Tul and August.; Examination of Titles JACQUES tri Prop.e attended the Convocation léxereises Ars.Rugap had an item on the Roger Fortier .Cvexa rugs .at Mel University whe he Program from June Observer.The i - VALLEYFIELD 84 Champlain FR.3-3881 A.PROULX, Manager nt Medi rives SE Nous aftermath of Turkey and Trim- ; NOTARY CO, 4-2920 Huntingdon i Dit of Tiacdor of Science | SS A friendiy dbxesaion toi Huntingdon CO.4-53%| George À.Wior, M.DM C ' | ele one 4 Hane Economies, nee ae reo Rugars reading.- ELOCHEVILLE 84th Avenue CO.8-5788 phone CO.4-5705 ie, Wn WE TS TD Gilles Payette | seecuausr a \u2014= \u2014 Dr, Br Hooker or Napanee | freshments were served.Meeting OPTOMETRIST Diseases ar Surgery 77 closed with Mispah Benediction.Eyes Dxamined \u201colasses Fitted Medica, Ants Building a ontac enses - Hearing lasses 1 Every \u20ac Aubin 2 pm.to 9 p.m.1538 Sherbrooke get West at Aubin Sundries Tel.WE.3-9312 121 Chateauguay St.Tel.CO.4-2859 GEORGE W.HILL, Q.C SE Huntingdon BARRISTER & SOLICITOR 2% tes ee io : .2°\u201d *.oF te, rue Sts 0 YOUR MOWING oat.Address: Office UN.1-8131 - Res, VL.9-2630 .«* BUT.when Im\"* < THE ~*~, 1 TROUBLES AWAY! 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General Gontractors 08 i YEARS + C A R T I E R Mill Work \u2014 Sash & Door | 4.Manufacturers \u2014of sdvertising leadership i SERVICE STATION E.Brault in the District of Beau- EN.Brau i 3 SROy St \u2014 829.2463 harnois ; a ÿ St.Louis Road, Beauharnoi \u2014of cô Test, Dede Cn Ormstown el.CM.7-2030 .Memmingiord \u201cee Able se tne prime Valleyfield Fair nnual valleytield Fair, spon- .the Valleyfield Rotary club, eupy a new site for the first infe In history.President George Bourret is confident that Park Marcil, near the publie beach and the Chalet of the Boating Club, on Victoria Street, Valleyfield, will be an Idea! location for such an event.park Marcil will be entirely aurrounded by à special fence so as to accommodate the crowds which will invade the new location of Vaileyfield l'air on July 11-12-18-14- 15,1462.The attractions will \u2018be many and varied with the fumous Bernard and Barry Midway furnishing scintillat- Ing stars, rides, clowns and such features as are seen at fairs everywhere in Canada and In the United ftatés.Mr.stanley Chambers, chairman of the sale in advance of tickets, stated this week that \u201cValleyfield Fair must be another outstanding, success this year if the Valleyfield Rotary Club is to continue Its humanitarian work in our community\".He added: \u201cduring the last year, the Rotary Club contributed 825,000.towards the construction of the Pavillion at the public beach.It also donated $10,000.to Valleyfield geminary: $2500, to St-John's An- glean Chureh destroyed by fire in December 1961: $1.000 in university sehokarships ahout $2000.to the Little League, etc.\u201d The advance sale of Mekets allows If Youre TIRED d thon everybody gets a \u201ctired-out\u201d Nolan may be bothered by backaches.Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, Just a tempore The à sO wil To Open In About Two Weeks the purchase of two tickets in a special booklet.These tickets are valid for admission on the grounds, day or night, during fair week.Moreover, all purchasers of hooklets take part in eight drawings for $600.00.These drawings will take place on Sunday evening, July 15th, at the close of the fair, Mr.Chambers has an objective of 6000 booklets and with the support! and encouragement of the population of the district who appreciate the efforts of the Rotary Club this figure will be reached before July 4th, deadline for the sale in advance of booklets, Club Nautique Swimming Courses At Valleyfield Swimming lessons for the 1962 season Will start on Monday, July 2nd, at the Sauve Park pool.All children taking these oourses, together with their parents and friends, are invited to see a film un water safety at \u2018the \u2018Club Nautique on Thursday morning, the 28th at 10 o'clock, and ut this time vou will have an opportunity of meeting the instructors, who will be pleased to answer any questions about these courses, Half-hour lessons take place every 2nd day, and alternate from weak to week as follows: Monday, Wednesday and Friday one week, Tuesday and Thursday the alternate week.infants with no tests, 6 years of age and under, will have a daily 15 minute lesson.Boys at I o'clock, girls at 11:15.Boys and Girls who have passed their Junior Test, and are working by urinary irritation or : A rc ans on or That's hate to take on their Intermediate and Senior Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's help stimulate or Test, will have daily half hour eve this conditio class : Nautie: \u2018 \u2026 eee ckache and tired feeling, Than you classes at the Nautical Club, De feel better, rest better, work better.si tails of the day, hour, and place of dhe first lesson are heinæ for- \u2014 \u2014 GEORGES 159 St.Charles St.- FOOD Your future.is our business today J.Groat-West Life G.VILLENEUVE, C.L.U.58 Black St.Valleyficld Tel.FR.3-4760 THE ASSURANCE COMPANY Ou EXPERT REFRIGERATION SERVICE i Repairs on Refrigerators and Coolers of all Makes, Domestic or Commercial - DUPUIS 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Valleyfield FR.3-4063 FUN, OR FELLOWSHIP.C.G.I.T.MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET AT HEMMINGFORD 1st Intermediate Group: Back row, L.to R: Mrs.J Cleaver, Mrs.A.English, Mrs.H.Cramell.Leader Mrs.Hincheliffe, Second Intermediate Group Back row, L.to BR: Mrs.Mrs, P.Pederson, Mrs, Corr, Winter, Mrs.F, Orr, Simpson.Mrs.Gilpin, Mrs.Lyle Kramoell, Hilda Ore, Joy Gilpin, Joanne Slaipson (Fhoto by D.B.Front row, left to right: Margaret Woolley) Cleaver, Marjorle English, ilsela Christine VWinte, sun Decry, Brown (l\u2019hota Linda Wingy Jdorja Rose, hy D.14 su Heather Woslley).warded by dhe Club Secretary.This years instructors are: Yvan Ledue, Chief Instructor; Denis l\u2019ou- part, Edgar Theoret, Robbin Burns, Henrlette Lacroix.Nautical Club bers: Maurice Committee mem- Lapointe, President of Aquatic Activities Committee; Guy Brodeur, Chairman of the Committee for Swimming Lessons; Mrs, Mollie Girard, Mrs.Antoinette Laviolette, Mrs, Margot Daoust.These swimming courses are sponsored by the Canadian Red Cross Society.Leader Mrs.Glen Clark, Mrs.1 Ross, Mrs.K.Campbell.Kront row, L to R: Donna Orr, Powerscourt POWERSCOUT \u2014 On Monday eve, June 1th, the Annual Meets ing of the Powerscourt Cemetery Ce, Was held in the Church, Mr.Ronald Wood, President conducted the meating, and 10 people ate tended, The Sec'y,-Trens, Mr, Clarence Johnston read the reports which showed a satisfactory finan- cinl condition, The Cemetery continues to be kept in excellent condition and this spring « new power mower was purchased.During the T 4 ARAN NAN : past weel quantity of earth wis purchased and uscd to fl in uny graves which had sunk to a mark- vd degree, A vote of thanks was tendered Mr, Johnston for his faithful work as Sec'y-Treas, Qu : Miss Collett Lafont of Shop- brooke, Que, spent the past week with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.A, Lafond.She returned to her home on Sunday with he: father, who spent the week-end a the sume Lome, 0 Mi, Arthur Tasha boat pre-es CHJOVINE it Visit wath ple nan [vw and dougie, Meo nnd Mi A.0e Fruser, ui Lécneaster.Ont.0 Mr.and Mrs.Lafond and foar children, and Meo Guy Camere ail of Sherbrooke, Que, were week erul guests of hls querents, Ar, and Mr: Aime Lafond.Report From Ottawa.tag Med da pee ih ard Dang Jo Co Flawed, à ie ui deast ancther 13 yeirs.Thr newest thea disappeared on the dune Is vorine when Cone et vitae BLOT CRE ne Bohy Metirecen Wis defeated nn Vorh Het, sien 37 years of contient Hos tierebershiip, Closest challenver- left in the new House dite their service fran 1995, and lane another 18 veut to po to reacn Vo they are Bas Terni AL Minister Green, be al Liberals Paul Marto, 600 oud Azeltus Denis, an, However, another Tecopd of tr Mr.Haucort, Conservative MP jo thee old riding of danark son anid a tormer cabinet roinicer, vw tied in the elretion when J Bove ehalked up his Tith cons Utive general élection os erory in brafferin->imeoe, mt.data nn abso wan one by teetion, Me.bte 1 69 sold he edatlion fus the conseentive se vire record + well \u2014 he fir- entered cie House in 1020 \u2014 except thd he bs in PT to dectl the Ontrio Copper Children Van USA Pre 4, dd, Curstian icine, vative jearty for n few aeonthe Fe may other nn toa ir, 1 con seentive general elec torts was A.Cuir Cussehnen fnenviile-Pnu dus, Out, froun lp oo Vus, yoo lee died, Popular Vote Thee Cuba a Pres atest oon alk the parts vois un 1e heen of a trys from 87 que tent ol the pp aero Cursus Lave tai res I'rouressive Copsoryativg 375 per cent, Liberals G69 Neo waar 13,6 and Social Creed 106 Other candidates together took % tir oue-Half of ore pee cont St.Agnes CCN end die bo ' Receives Letter From Adopted Child For tire pai tor ea > M0 ed Mra, Late Jo Curie pave spre! sored sen adopt och sl rah Tare Furet fre of whose name is bat Wing Kun, ate! tends the Assemblies of 1 4 Mol.Top Schools, an undenomanat onal organization of Hong Kong, Las Wing Kum's faiher was killed by Communists and her mother.who has several other children, works for very.-mail wages and tries in a very hum- = ble manner to aupport her family, Sinca Curries adopted this Itttle irl they have sent parcels at Christmas and Easter, and cach year they pay a pomjoal sum which takes care of her 2chooling.board amd clothing, Of the many letters they have vecelved from her, the follow me ls her Most ree vent oue which came in the mail List week.The letter was wotton In Chinese, wat the transiation enclosed, My Dear Sponsor, Thank vou very much for your Kind support and care you the nome.I received your parcel toe which Iothank you.The pares] contained a Christtnas cad, Wootlen SWéater, lvo sets of Underu tr cap, IX chew ng mums ad tae Drak gums, The Rundity sehoo! recents bull an extnination and the teacher dashed me many question.Bor Binately 1 was able to answer) chem at two then ven urnes As prize.Thank vou agen Tor vous parcels May God bless vou Your Adopted Cluld Lavi Wing ham -0- Young People's Choir ably led the vonsreration of coon The Teen-Aue Chor ada vein shly ted the congregation of Zion United in stan cn Saeko mornsna, Durs the vier they wang the anthem, \u201cAve Yoo Able\u201d They have heen invited te w= Mr Rutledge in lus Lakes de su vice at Prises Point on Sunda July lst, nd 1115 expe ed they will aman ke pact oon one vesular service on Sundae duis Toth, -O- Hi-C To Hold Meeting Tire 1-0 GG eup pre co hdd + husipe + men the Meda night in the Church, when then Will ele ta ney Late \u201coffset fox the vomine ven Mu Iiank Fatttedge ow bonnes up a new pra Bram awhich he tooyr 411 The Vt Mier Tor rl ie ay gp ce Meo acd Mes Anne a uen reenter ce = dan Lh where hey were op then dangheor and be torn Mrs Mary Davidian spont the weok-ent cit lee bons ob Ae nnd Meso Kes Te Meneame aad fanny -0- Miss lLello Canova, HN no, cecupainu her naines Troie ald Codie Paint.Miss Canson Leon che staff of ee Adee Tvde om | tal, Malone NY | 0 i In Hospital Mes Robbie Avnabd, on of oan Tenth soho Ti deve, poutre nthe Montre rel 11 i where an Monday pres demon dregs Hee poe et vom nas A quuek veure 16 coul coli, ahi 0 Mrs, doe Donahue Lew dave last week visiting h Arm: Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 The Gleaner 13 brothers m-taw and «ister, Mr.and M.ed Maw.J.Golon MeGlbhon Mrs.Anivet Castaæbler, Mrs.Don- [of Rusemere, Que, and Mr.and ahue has Just returned to her! Mes, Duncan MoPherson of Vabley« home in SL Aneel after spending (odd, were week-end guests at the several months tn d'lerstdn.Mes | home of Mr, and Mrs.Gregor Saumier of Huntingtdon also spent Lealle.soveral days last week visiting -0- SE hr er Mra SUSE] Gt callers at the Lose homo N.Y, wae a Sundis, dinner gest OF Saturday, wore Mr.and Mrs.al ihe Cast nier lime \u2018 Gordon Lestie, Mr.and Mrs, James HbR HERAT : Loalio, Miss (Gwen Lawlie and Mrs.-0- Roger Sexton all of Valleyfield.My.and Mrs.Goorge Mutton -0- pent The week-end tn Montreal, On Sunday afternoon, Mr, and Cite MY Sutton attended an Ont- [Mrs Drewes West of Avonmore, door Muteh held at Lacchine dur-j Ont, were caîlers at the homo of us the week-end.Mr, sud Mrs, Gergor Lassiie.SOMERVI LLE PARK BEACH FREE BLEACH FACILITIES FREE PICN IC GROUNDS FREE PARKING RESTAURANT FAC RTD TRAN ILITIES AVAILABLE RAR x J | SMORG Every Saturd ALSO FOR YOUR STEAKS \u2014 SEA FOO 9 pm, Sunda \u2014 Han, beef, turkey, meat balls, rice with curry butter, escaloped potatoes, a Special vegetable and o difforent specialty vach week-end such as chicken breasts beausejour, seafood Newburg or Boeuf Bourguignon, POT ROAST BEEF Dinners served daily except Munday, 5 to 1 ASBORD ay and Sunday EATING PLEASURE D \u2014 FRIED CHICKEN ys 12 to 9 p.m.CANADIAN MONEY ACCEPTED AT PAR.Hotel Chateaugay Chatcaugay, New York Tel.497-4291 + mete «rps ea % h.p.1 h.p.12 h.p.1800 RPM =43:59- 537.00 EFFECTIVE TILL JUNE 30, 1962 110 - 220 VOLTS SALES AND SERVICE J.H.SAUVE & FILS Inc.238, RUE ST- LAURENT VALLEVF'ELD, Que.$48.00 $62.00 gt Sn nar St mdi nhs ar Be \u2014\u2014\u2014 rd rh Bed mans asva@ à Sm Sax vas 0 aûvu mous nue beh Ss we Lar umm - 4 1 2 20 sa.we.sucer EBS a aaudua Ia RCPS ETT FELT LEY PR AIME RÉ: 05 aR ee am wh AAA RNIB ARAB RSAROS EU moe amas - under 15 years of age., Ken McFarlane, Howick; 8rd, Gary -\u2018Riverfield; 9th, Judy Blair, Frank- \u2018lin Centre; \u2018Ormstown; 14 The Gleaner Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 Prize Winners Ormstown Exhibition 1962 Results of the Labatt's Aderdeen Angus Calf Scramble Chateauguay County:\u2014Raymond Lazure, St.Urbain, Que.Huntingdon County \u2014 Roy Me- Adam, Hemmingford, Que.; Léo Taillefer, St.Anicet, Que.; Michael Ryan, Huntingdon, Que.Beauharnois County Yvon Faubert, St.Etienne, Que.; Réjean St.Onge, St, Stanislas-de-Kostka, Que.Soulanges County \u2014 Michel Hé- bert, Coteau-du-Lac, Que.; Gérald Proulx, Les Cedres, Que.Vaudreuil County \u2014 Yves Lauzon, Rigaud, Que; Lloyd Hodgson, Hudson, Que.Results of Boys and Girls Judging Competition Judging Competition for those 1st, Alan Ness, Howick; 2nd, Allen, Aubrey; 4th, Janet Cavers, Ormstown; 5th, James Sproule, Ormstown} Gth, Carolyn Temple- ton, Howick; 7th, Dianne Murphy, Huntingdon; 8th, Ian Bustard, 10th, Stanford Wilson, Franklin Centre; 11th, Brodie Blair, Franklin Centre; 12th, Charm Scott, 13th, Allan McKel), Howick; 14th, Dale Chisholm, How- ick; 16th, Ormstown; Roberta McDougall, 16th, Lorne Templeton, Howick; 17th, Linda Scoble, How- ick; 18th, Brian Salter, 19th, Ian Kakebeeke, Glenelm; Linda Arthur, Athelstan; 21st, nie Goldie, Franklin Centre; Jim McClintock, Ormstown; Michael Ryan, Huntingdon; Glenna Rember, Ormetown; Harold Dineen, Huntingdon; Jacob Kakebeeke, Glenelm; Nicole Vaillancourt, St.tome; 28th, Donald Howick.Glenelm; 20th, Con- 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, Chrysos- Morrison, Judging Competition for those 15 - 20 years of age inclusive 1st, Joan Hodgson, 2nd, Gordon Bustard, Howick; Aton {McEwen, Ormstown; Harley Sproule, Ormstown: Melvin Graham, Huntingdon; Sylvia Manson, Vaudreuil; Sandra McFarlane, Howick; Linda McMillan, Franklin; Betty McDougall, Ormstown; Vaudreuil; 3rd, 4th, Bth, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, Baydan Krawchenako, Ormstown; 11th, Burton Lang, Howick; Henry Wilson, Franklin; Doug.Marshall, Ormstown; Margaret McDougull, 16th, Shirley Sproule, 16th, Garth Cavers, BE SURE! BE SAFE! HOLIDAY TRAVELLING FOR YOUR STEERING CHECKED ON THE BEAR TELALINER IWICKER'S MALONE \"BEAR\" SERVICE Malone, N.Y.441 E.Main St.\u201d 12th, 13th, 14th, Ormstown; Ormstown; Ormstown; 17th, Rodney McKell, Howick; 18th, Nancy Winter, Ormstown; 19th, Margaret Bryson, Ormstown; 20th, Madeleine Hodgson, Vaudreuil; 21st Ross Peddie, Howick; 22nd, Carole Cottingham, Ormstown; 23rd, John Rember ,Ormstown: 24th, Sheila Wilson, Franklin: 26th, Ann Dev- ries, Huntingdon; 26th, Paul Emile sauvé, St- Anicet: 27th, Betty Cairneross, Howick; 28th, Glorla Cigundrey, Howick, WINNERS IN THE FLOWER SECTION Geraniums, 1 pot, double \u2014 1st, Mrs.Thomas Duncan; 2nd, Mrs.Waliace Younie; 3rd, Mrs.Edith English.Begonia in flower \u2014 1st, Mrs, Lloyd Sproule; 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Younie.Coleus, 1 variety \u2014 1st, Mrs.Thomas Duncan; 2nd, Helen Mc- Cormick: 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Younie.Coleus, 4 varieties \u2014 1st, and ond, Mrs.Thomas Duncan, 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Younie.Ferns Boston, 1 plant \u2014 1st, and 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr, Ferns, any variety \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Shirley Sproule; 3rd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Fushia in bloom \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Angus Black; 3rd, Mrs.Thomas Duncan.Ivy geranium \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English.Polly : Prim \u2014 1st, Mrs.Thomas Duncan; 2nd, Mrs.Wallace You- nie; 3rd, Mrs.Anita Bryson.Table decoration, potted plant \u2014 1st, Mrs.Thomas Duncan.Table decoration, cut flowers, suitable for dining table.no candles) \u2014 lst, Mrs.L.Mc- Gerrigle; 2nd, Anna RB Bernhardt; 3rd, Mrs.Thomas Duncan; ath, Helen A.McCormick.Bouquet, cut garden flowers, mixed variety \u2014 1st, Helen Mc- Cormick; 2nd, A.Isabel Frith; 3rd; Mrs.Arthur Henderson.Miniature bouquets.not higher than 6 inches \u2014 1st, Anna E.Bernhardt; 2nd, Mrs.Thomas Duncan; 3rd, Mrs.John McKell.Peonies, best single bloom \u2014 1st, Mrs.Wallace Younie; 2nd, Mrs.Jim Crawford; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr.Peonies, best three blooms \u2014 1st, Mrs.Jim Sproule; 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Younie; 3rd, Anna E.Bernhardt.Pansies, bow] cut \u2014 1st, Helen McCormick; 2nd, Mrs, Donald McEwen; 3rd, Mrs.Edmund Sproule.Roses, 3 best blooms \u2014 1st, Mrs.Angus Black.Roses, best single bloom \u2014 WE ACCEPT CANADIAN MONEY AT 5% DISCOUNT SMITH PHARMACY 24 East Main St., Malone, N.Y.MALONE FACTORY OUTLET BAKER'S SHOPPING CENTRE Open 9.00 A.M.to 9 P.M.Daily MALONE, N.Y.BLOUSES 00 Reg.1.49.Sleeveless blouses in solid colours and prints.Sizes 32-38.CANADIAN MONEY ACCEPTED AT NO EXCHANGE CHARGED PAR LADIES\u2019 SWIM SUITS $2.95 $5.88 Reg.9.95 latest\u2019 styles and colours.Sizes 32-44 CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS 25¢ Reg.49c Boxer Top Styling Sizes 2-6 CHILDREN\u2019S SADDLE SHOES $1.19 Reg.1.98 Popular Brown and White, Black and White.Sizes 5 to 12, 13 to 3 1st, Mrs.Angus Black.Collection wild flowers \u2014 1st, Anna E, Bernhardt; 2nd, Jean Sproule; 3rd, Donnie Sproule.Gloxinia, 1 pot in bloom \u2014 1st, Mrs.Wallace Kerr.Bouquet of flowers, not listed above \u2014 1st, Anna E.Bernhardt; 2nd, A.Isabel Frith.Iris, single spike \u2014 1st, Marvin Milne; 2nd, Mrs.John McKell; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Younie, Iris, three dissimilar spikes \u2014 1st, Marvin Milne; 2nd, Anna E, Bernhardt; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr.Iris, collection \u2014 1st, Marvin Milne; 2nd, Anna E.Barnhardt; 3rd, Shirley Sproule.Any variety potted plant not listed above \u2014 1st, Mrs.Thomas Duncan; 2nd, Anita Bryson; 3rd, Mrs.Earle E.Hooker; 4th, Joan Louise Bourassa.Cactus, any plants \u2014 1st, Mrs.Earle E.Hooker; 2nd, Mrs.Thomas Duncan; 3rd, Mrs.John McKell.Philodendron \u2014 1st, Mrs.Frank H., Martin; 2nd, Mrs.Earle E.Hooker.African Violet, in bloom, single blue \u2014 1st, Anna M.Elliott: 2nd, Mrs.Earle S.Hooker: 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr.African Violet in bloom, single, other than blue \u2014 1st, Anna M.Elliott; 2nd, Mrs.Earle E.Hooker; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr.African Violets in bloom, double \u2014 1st, Anna M.Elliott: 2nd, Mrs.Jim Crawford; 3rd, Mrs.Earle E.Hooker.African Violets in bloom double, collection of three \u2014 1st, Mrs.Earle E.Hooker, 2nd, Anna M.Elliott; 3rd, Mrs.Donald H.Mc- Ewen.Pelargonium \u2014 1st, Mrs.Thos.Duncan; 2nd, Mrs, Earle E, Hooker.Corsage made by exhibitor \u2014 WINNERS IN HOME BAKING AND COOKING SECTION 1.doz.Parkerhouse rolls \u2014 1st, Mrs.James A.McCartney; 2nd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 3rd, Mrs.Huntley Greig.Fancy Yeast bread \u2014 1st, Mrs.Frank Hove; 2nd, Mrs.Huntley Greig; 3rd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis.Homemade bread, white \u2014 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd, Mrs.Frank Hope; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Younie.Quick broad, nut, date, etc.with baking powder \u2014 1st, Sandra Brown; 2nd, Mrs.Frank Hove; 3rd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis.Cinnamon rolls made with baking powder \u2014 3rd Mrs.Arthur Henderson.Homemode buns, 1 pan \u2014 Ist Isabel G.Cavers; 2nd, Mrs.James A.McCartney; 3rd, Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle.Whole wheat homemade bread \u2014 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis.1; doz.Tea Biscuits \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Frank Hope; 8rd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis.Angel Cake \u2014 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd, Wendy Cruick- shank.Decorated white cake \u2014 1st, Isabell G.Cavers; 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Younie.Layer cake, not frosted \u2014 Ist, Mrs.Frank Hove; 2nd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 3rd, Mrs.Edmund Sproule.Spiced cake \u2014 1st, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen; 2nd, Mrs.Roch Du- puis; 3rd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Sponge cake \u2014 Ist, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd, Shirley Sproule; 3rd, Mrs.Walter Brown.Jelly roll \u2014 1st, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule; 2nd, Mrs.Donald H.Mc- Ewen.Dark Fruit Cake \u2014 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd, Mrs.Walter Brown; 3rd, Mrs.Jessie Cruick- shank.Light Pruit Cake \u2014 1st, Mrs, Jessie Cruickshank; 2nd, Wendy Cruickshank; 3rd, Mrs.Huntley Greig.Chocolate cake, not frosted \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edmund Sproule; 2nd, Sandra Brown; 3rd, Joyce English.Cookies; rolled; 2 varieties; 3 of each \u2014 1st, Mrs.Jim Crawford.Drop cookies, spiced 6 \u2014 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd, Isabell G.Cavers; 3rd, Mrs.Huntley Greig.Doughnuts 6 \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Huntley Greig; 3rd, Mrs.Frank Hope.Short bread \u2014 1st, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule; 2nd, Mrs.Jim Crawford.1 1b.box assorted candy \u2014- 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupiis; 2nd, Floris Henderson; 3rd, Sandra Brown.1 1b.box Divinity Fudge \u2014 1st, Mrs.Huntley Greig.Squares (6) 2 varieties, 3 of each \u2014 1st, Mrs.Frank Hope; 2nd, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen; 3rd.Anna M.Elliot.Collection of home baking, 8 varieties.set on individual table \u2014 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd, Mrs.Frank Hove; 3rd, Mrs.Huntley Greig; 4th, Mrs.Edith English.Donated by Mrs.E.E, Sault, Ormstown, for the best disvlay of 6 varieties of miniature baking, displaved on one plate \u2014 ist, Mrs.Walter Brown: 2nd.Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 3rd, Mrs.Huntley Greig.Lemon ple, with meringue \u2014 1st, Anna M.Elliot: 2nd, Mrs.Walter Brown; 3rd, Mrs.Frank Hove.Berry ple \u2014 1st, Mrs.Walter Brown.Cherry pie \u2014 1st, Mrs, Walter Brown; 2nd, Isabell G.Cavers.Applepie \u2014 92nd, Mrs.Walter Brown.Pumpkin ple \u2014 1st, Isabell G.Cavers: 2nd, Mrs.Walter Brown, Raisin ple \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edmund Sproule; 2nd, Mrs.Walter Brown, Butter Scotch, pie \u2014 1st, Mrs, Frank Hove; 2nd, Mrs, Walter Brown: 3rd, Anita Bryson.Manvle Syrup, 1 qt jar \u2014 1st, R.W.Cottingham: 2nd, Mrs.Edith English; 3rd, Joyce English.Maple Syrun, 1 Ib.cake, not less \u2014 1st, R.W.Cottingham; 2nd, Mrs.Edith English: 3rd, Joyce English.Jean Sproule; Greig; 3rd, Betty McEwen.Honey 16 oz.honey jar \u2014 1st, Joyce English, 2nd, Mrs.Edith English.Honey in comb, 1 pound \u2014 Ist, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Joyce English.1 doz.white eggs in carton \u2014 1st, Sandra Brown; 2nd, Shirley Sproule; 3rd, Mrs.Norma Graham, 1 doz.brown eggs in carton \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Shirley Sproule; 3rd, Joyce En glish.Marmalade, orange, 1 pint \u2014 1st, A.Isabel Frith; 2nd, Mrs.Edith English; 3rd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Marmalade, 3 fruit, 1 pint \u2014 1st, Mrs.Lloyd Spmoule; 2nd, Mrs.Edith English; 3rd, Mrs, Wallace Younie.Rhubarb Conserve, 1 pint \u2014 ist, Mrs, Lloyd Sproule; 2nd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 3rd, Mrs.Edith English.Canned Pineapple, 1 pint \u2014 1st, RESULTS OF THE HANDICRAFT DIVISION Section I Pillow cages, one pair, embroidery all white \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2nd, Mrs.Lottie A.Jamieson.Pillow cases, broidery, coloured or fancy trimmed \u2014 1st, Mrs.Jessie Cruickshank; 2nd, Mrs.Norma Graham; 3rd, Anna M.Elliot.Child's Pyjamas \u2014 It.Floris Henderson; 2nd, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Couns Men's Pyjamas - \u2014 1st, Mrs.Arthur Henderson.Guest Towel coloured embroidered \u2014 1st, Anna M.Elliot; 2nd, Helen A.McCormick; 3rd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis.Linen towel, large, hemstitched \u2014 1st, Mrs.Norma Graham.Nightgown Fancy \u2014 2nd, Mrs.Arthur Henderson.Ladies\u2019 Pyjamas, any material \u2014 1st, Anna M.Elliot; 2nd, Floris Henderson; 3rd, Mrs.Roch Du- one pair, em- Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs, H.puis.W.Ovans; 3rd Mrs.Lloyd! Tea Cloth and 4 serviettes \u2014 Sproule.1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Canned Peaches, 1 pint \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Ruth Sills; 3rd, Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle.Canned Raspberries, 1 pint \u2014 1st, Mrs.Huntley Greig, 2nd, Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle; 3rd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Preserved Cherries, 1 pint \u2014 2nd, Mrs.H.W.Ovans.ren \u2018strawberries, 1 pint \u2014 1st, Mrs, H.W.Ovans; 2nd, Mrs.Edith English; 3rd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Preserved Blueberries, 1 pt.\u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Jelly, 1 pint or less \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 3rd, Anna M.Elliot.Peach Jam, 1 pint \u2014 1st, Mrs, Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Lloyd ist.Ruth Sills; 2nd, Anna E.Sproule; 3rd, Mrs.Jim Craw- .Ta.Berna ardt; 3rd, Mrs.Angus Raspberry Jam, 1 pint \u2014 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule: 3rd, Mrs.H.W.Ovans.Strawberry Jam, 1 pint \u2014- 1st, Mrs.Edith English; 2nd, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule.Plum Jam, 1 pint \u2014 1st, Mrs.Lloyd Sproule; 2nd, Mrs.Jim Crawford; 3rd, Mrs.Edith English.JUNIOR DIVISION Muffins, 6 on plate by girl not exceeding 17 years \u2014 1st, Jean Sproule; 2nd, Betty McEwen; 3rd, Nancylyn Cullen.Drop cookies, 6 on plate by girl not exceeding 17 years \u2014 lst, 2nd, Marilyn Homemade candy, 12 pieces 1 in.square by girl not exceeding 17 years \u2014 1st, Marilyn Greig; 2nd, Jean Sproule; 3rd, Betty McEwen.FUN TH Wed.- Thurs.12 TO Fri.- Sat.Sun, - Mon.RE EERIE Tues.- Wed.-.Thurs.RT eae A i CO FRANKLIN DRIVE MALONE N.Y.SAVE THIS AD.1.00 per car admission fee.Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs CANADIAN MONEY ACCEPTED at PAR THIS WEEK'S PROGRAM PEPE - also - TAMMY TELL ME TRUE - also - GOLD OF SEVEN SAINTS DEVIL AT 4 O'CLOCK - also - PARRISH BACK STREET - also - VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA ; ST J Mrs.Frank W.Martin Pillow cases with crochet \u2014 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Younie; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr.Towel with crochet \u2014 1st, Mrs.Norma Graham; 2nd, Anna M.Elliot; _rd.Mrs.Lottie A.Jamie- son.Chair set, 3 pieces \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2nd, Mrs.Angus Black; 3rd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis Crocket any article \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr; 3rd, A.Isabel Frith.Tabldcloth \u2014 2nd, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 3rd, Mrs.Angus Black.Two pot holders \u2014 1st, Mrs.Ethan McCartney; 2nd, Mrs, Lottie A.Jamieson; 3rd, Mrs.Norma Graham.Centrepiece, coloured, embroidery \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2nd, Mrs, Wallace Kerr.Tea cloth and 4 serviettes, coloured embroidery at Jeast 45\u201d x 45\u201d \u2014 1st.M.T.Daoust.Bridge set; slot and 4 serviettes colored \u2014 1st, Mme Henri Daoust.Buffet set, colored, 3 pieces \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell.Buffet set, white, 3 pieces \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell.Buffet Scarf \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2nd, E.M.Oerlemans; 3rd, Mrs.Edith English.Ber?cloth \u2014 2nd, Mrs.J.R.e Table Doilies, 3 to 5 pieces crochet 1st, Mrs.Wallace Kerr; 2nd, Mrs.Ethan McCartney; 3rd, Mrs.Fernand Prevost.Cushion, fancy trim \u2014 Ist, Stella Atkinson; 2nd, Mrs.James A.McCartney; 3rd, Floris Henderson.(Continued on page 13) Te r _ r_r_ vr_ r_'\u2018'\u2018Âdl_Lo_ûwr pe VISIT MA FOR GOOD ENTERTAINMENT - FOOD - MOVIES ASPIRIN TABLETS 19¢ à Honored HYDE DRUG CO.* MALONE N.Y._ \u2014 EXCITING | SUMMER | FASHIONS In All Our Departments LADIES READY - TO WEAR CHILDREN\u2019S CLOTHING MEN\u2019S WEAR HOUSEHOLD LINENS HOUSE WARES HOUSE FURNISHINGS COSMETICS COSTUME JEWELRY ACCESSORIES AI TELII ES, ONLY 5% DISCOUNT On CANADIAN MONEY TT Pr ON PURCHASES.5 i i GC IIZ MOUL TLLRL LIST CPL Win.A.Empsall & Co.Malone, N.Y' SAVE As You SPEND At EMPSALL\u2019S With S.& H.Green Stamps = | \u2014 ONE IN EATRE NO EXCHANGE CHARGED ~~ June 27-28 THE MOON June 29 - 30 July 1 - 2 June 3-4-5 TERT ET TT mi.MARION'S RESTAURANT JTE T 4 36E.Main St.Malone All Legal Beverages Sold FE Come and Enjoy Yourself at the SKYLINERs= in Malone on road to Chateaugay, N.Y., short distance from Drive-In Theatre.DANCING with orchestra Wed.- Fri.- Sat.- Sun.Nights All Legal Beverages Sold DINING ROOM FACILITIES Cn TE Fe SLE EAT rT EA hE Rm Hi Al GOLFING and SWIMMING are just a few miles away in beautiful MALONE 18-HOLE GOLF COURSE and LUXURIOUS | CLUB HOUSE with FULL MEAL and BAR 2 SERVICE AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS and DAY CARD HOLDERS Swimming, Diving, Games, are open to visitors at Malone Recreation Park.Lines TET Priz Exh Con Fancy Frith; © 3rd, Mr ard ul Ci Apror 1st, MI Mrs.À Mrs.R.Apron -\u2014 1st, A.Isabt derson.smoc 1st, Isa J.tl.13 Cartney Linen M | m= my | © i lu CEST APR ITE 0 Exhbition 1962 continued from page 12) ancy Aprons \u2014 lst, A.Isabel Frith; \u2018and, Mrs.Huntley Greig; ard, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen.ard Table cover \u2014 lst, Nancy ullen; 2nd, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2 Mrs.Norma Graham.Apron; housework with bib \u2014 1st, Mrs.A.Perkins; 2nd, Mrs.Arthur Henderson; 3rd, Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle.Apron; housework without bib _\u2014 1st, Mrs.A.W.Perkins; 2nd, A.Isabel Frith; 3rd, Floris Henderson.smock or Duster, housework\u2014 1st, Isabell G.Cavers; 2nd, Mrs.J.nt.sels; srd, Mrs, Jas.A.Mec- Cartney.Linen Dish Towels \u2014 lst, Mrs.Lottie A.Jamieson; 2nd, Helen A.McCormick; 3rd, Anna M.liot.Elo Pot Holders \u2014 1st, Mrs.Lottie A.Jamieson; 2nd, Mrs, James A.McCartney; 3rd, Mrs, Arthur Henderson.Collection 5 different articles\u2014 1st, Mrs.A.Perkins; 2nd, Mrs.Edith English; 3rd, Helen A.McCormick.Print House Dress \u2014 1st, Isa- bell G.Cavers; 2nd, Mrs.J.R.Prize Winners Ormstown Bell; 3rd, Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle.Baby's Bonnet or Cap \u2014 Ist, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2nd, E.M.Oer- lemans; 3rd, Stella Atkinson.Baby\u2019s Knitted Jacket \u2014 1st, Helen A.McCormick; 2nd, Stella Atkinson; 3rd, E.M.Oerlemans.Baby's crocheted jacket \u2014 1st, Stella Atkinson; 2nd, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 3rd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis.Set, child's or infant's (not less 3 pieces) \u2014 1st, Helen A.Mc- Cormick; 2nd, Mrs.Donald H.McEwen; 3rd, E.M.Oerlemans.Man's socks, woollen, plain, hand made fine \u2014 1st, Helen A.McCormick; 2nd, Mrs.A.W.Perkins; 3rd, Mrs.Wallace Younie.Man\u2019s socks, woollen, fancy \u2014 1st, E.M.Oerlemans; 2nd, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 3rd, Stella Atkinson.Man\u2019s heavy woollen socks \u2014 1gt, Helen A.McCormick: 2nd, M»s.Edith English.Lady's gloves, hand made \u2014 1st, Mrs.Hilda McLean; 2nd, E.M.Oerlemans.Lady's mitts, hand made \u2014 1st E.M.Oerlemans; 2nd, Helen A.McCormick; 3rd, Mrs.J.R.Bell.Man's mitts, hand made \u2014 1st, Stella Atkinson; 2nd, Mrs.Hilda McLean.Stella Afghan, large \u2014 1st, > 8 U HEADO COLEMAN PRO UTPOOR | YS UARTERS FOR CAMPING COMPLETE LINE OF and THERMOS DUCTS SLEEPING BAGS 698 10 24.98 CHARCOAL GRILLS 398-6.97-14.97 Free: 10 Ib.bag of charcoal.2.98 nd 3.98 LIFE JACKETS Î SHIRTS Long and short sleeves BOAT CUSHIONS 2,98 SPORT 69 T0 39 Men\u2019s and Children\u2019s SWIMMING TRUNKS 177 10 27 CAMP MOCASSINS 2.98 Children\u2019s 37c BEACH SLIPPERS Ladies\u2019 47e Men's 57c TROUSERS Ivy League Continental Style 3.98 10 5.98 Farid TR ae on Leader Mrs, Ina Clelland on the left nt_rear.Atkinson; 2nd, Mrs.Angus Black; 3rd, Mrs.H.W.Ovans.Boy's sweater \u2014 1st, E.M.Oerlemans.Sweater, Lady's \u2014 1st, Mrs.J.R.Bell; 2nd, Mrs.Hilda McLean.Sweater, man\u2019s \u2014 1st, Mrs.Hilda McLean, Sweater, 1st, Stella Atkinson.Sweater, child\u2019s fine knit \u2014 Brocky & Verns Tel.2292 Malone, N.Y.Telephone Collect 1 mile East Route 11 Hemmingford Wolf Cub Pack \u2014 man's sleeveless \u2014 4nd, Anna M.Elliot; lw.ace : Daoust; | Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle.1st, E.M.Oerlemans; 2nd, Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 3rd, Mrs.A, W.Perkins.Ladies\u2019 sport socks \u2014 2nd, Mrs.Hilda McLean.Man's sweater, jumbo knit \u2014 1st, Mrs.Frank Hope; 2nd, Mrs.J.R.Bell.knitted suit, children's 2 to 4 years \u2014 1st, Stella Atkinson, ny, &.M.Oeriemans; srd, Mrs.Higa Mclean.Baby carriage Robe \u2014 1st, Mrs.Angus biack; 2nd, Stella Atkinson.Ladies\u2019 after ski socks \u2014 1st, Mrs.mide McLean.Lady's hand knit or crochliet hat \u2014 184, Mrs.Rocn Dupuis; Mrs.Norma Granam; srd, Mrs.J.R.sell, mand knit or crochet, child's miens \u2014 Ist, E.M, Oerlemans; 3rd, Mrs.riliua McLean.Handmade bedroom slippers, any size \u2014 1st, xulh Sills; 2nd, wirs.soch Dupuis; drd, Mrs, J.kK.Bell.Houxed yarn rug \u2014 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Younie.Hearth rug, braided 1st, Mrs.Roch Dupuis.riooked kug \u2014 1st, Ruth Sills; 2nd, Mrs.H.W.Ovans.Hearth rug, woven \u2014 lst, Mrs.Angus Bluck; 2nd, Mrs.H.W.Uvans; därd, Mrs.Jessie Cruick- shank.Catalogne Mat \u2014 1st, Ruth Sills; znd, Mme Henri Daoust.Any hand woven article 1st, Or.Jonn A.Davidson; 2nd, Mrs.Wallace Kerr; 3rd, Anna M.Elliot.Fancy bedspread - Mrs Hilda McLean.Crib quilt \u2014 Anna M.Elliot.Comforter, any filling \u2014 Mrs.+ Younie, Mrs.H.W.Ovis.: Quilt, quilting considered \u2014 Mrs.Grant Cameron; Mrs.R.L.McGerregle; Anna M.Elliot.Quilt, cotton pieced \u2014 Mrs.H.W.Ovans.Quilt, top (cotton) pieced \u2014 Mrs.Edith English.Quilt, applique \u2014 Mme Henri \u2018Mrs.Grant Cameron; LADIES ! 2 \u2014\u2014 YOU WILL FIND YOUR SIZE IN A NEW SELECTION OF HIGH STYLE PUMPS FOR AS LITTLE AS REGULAR PRICE moment 4 \u2018 ONLY 5% DISCOUNT ON CANADIAN MONEY SHOE OUTLET MALONE, N.Y.BEST \u2014 ENJOY O'KEEFE \u201cLet's go for a picnic! \"\" Pack alunch.toss in the bathing suits and you're away! That's easy summer living at its best.warm sun, laughs, and plenty of ice-cold O'Keefe to help with the fun, O'Keefe is the ale brewed with seedless hops for nafural mildness.Enjoy summertime pleasures with O'Keefe\u2014it's the natural thing to do.say.OK ror O'Keefe !.rne Jild ace: qi Se) Et.SFR AN Home made sonn, 3 bars \u2014| Shirley Sproule; Mrs.Roch Du- puis; 3rd, Mrs.Edith English.Collection of 3 pieces of work made by woman of 70 years or over in year 1961.62 \u2014 Mrs, Ernest Robertson: Mrs.A.W.Perkins; Mrs.Angus Black.Any hand made article, otherwise listed \u2014 Miss Anne Brown; Maroc) Crete; Stella; Atkinson: Mrs.Ethan McCartney; Nancylyn Cullen.Hand leatherwork \u2014 Anita Bry- son.° Knitting Bag \u2014 Mrs.J.R.Bell.Any article in tatting \u2014 Mrs.Lottie A.Jamieson; A.Isabel Frith; Mrs.Ethan McCartney.Needlepoint, any article, not otherwise listed \u2014 Mrs.Frank W.Martin.A remodelled garment old clothes \u2014 Mrs.Roch Du- puis; Floris Henderson.Chair seat, needlepoint \u2014 Mrs.Frank Martin.Novelty toys, hand made A Isabel Frith; Mrs.J.R.Bell.Fancy, hand decorated handkerchief \u2014 Mrs.Lottie A.Jamie- son, Ruth Sills; A.Isabel Frith.Women's cotton sport dress - Mrs.Roch Dupuis; Isabell G.Cavers; Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle.Dress: Ladies any material - Mrs.James A, MeCartney, Mrs.R.L.McGerrigle; Mrs.Isabell Cavers.Child's cotton dress for child under 12 years \u2014 Barbara Ovans; Isabell G.Cavers; Mrs.Walter Brown.Any article in smocking \u2014 Bar- not from bara Ovans; Floris Henderson.WINNERS IN THE ART SECTION Oil Painting Original \u2014 1st, Mrs.Mary McCracken; 2nd.and 3rd Francois Bourbonnais; 4th.M.T.D'Aoust; Sth.Edythe V.MacPherson, Oil Paintings, Copy-lst.Mrs, Mary McCracken; 2nd.Edythe V.MacPherson; 3rd.Mrs, Mary McCracken; 4th.M.T.Daoust; 5th, Mrs.Jessie McNeil.Painting: Still Life in Oil 1st.Edythe V.MacPherson; 2nd.Francois Bourbonnais; 3rd.T.Daoust; 4th.Mrs.Ethan Me- Cartney.Water Color Painting - 1sl, {Ruth Sills; 2nd.Mrs.Jessie Cruickshank.Pencil Drawing or Sketching ~ 1st.Wendy Cruickshank.M.Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 The Gleaner - 17 ond.Morris Craig; 3rd.Garth |not exceeding 17 years \u2014 lst.i Nussey.: Any hand made articles by 1st.Garth Nussey; 2nd.Ray- jimond Chartrand; 3rd.Morris | boy not exceeding 17 years \u2014 Craig.Crayon or Pastel Pictures by Boy or Girl not exceeding 17 years \u2014 1st.Nancylyn Cullen; Ind.Wendy Cruickshank.Oil Painting by Boy or Girl not exceeding 17 years Paintings | must be free hand - 1st.Miss | Diane Bolduc; 2nd.Nancylyn | Cullen.Oil Painting by Boy or Girl ee New\u2019 62 Diane McCartney; Daoust; 3rd.Sponsored by 2nd.M.T.Sproule .rs.Lindsay Jimm Cuilen, Oil Palnting by Boy or el not exceeding not b Diana 15 years number) \u2014 1st.Miss lduc.Lindsay i Sponsored by Mrs.ullen Water Color Painting by oy or Girl not exceeding 15 ears.Must be original \u2014 1st.endy Crulckshank.1 | pause they P usters.Frigidaire \u2018Compact\u2019! Hand Made Jewellery 1st.\"oad al .Mrs.Roch Dupuis; 2nd.Anita +30 wide with lots of Storage space; Bryson.| yet fits in limited area Foam Rubber Cursage Ist.ing in Refrigerator Section! Diane McCartney; 2nd.Ruth No defrosting g Sills.* Roomy, across-the-top Freezer holds Poster Design Ist.Floris 71 pounds.Henderson.Amateur Photography Black: e Giant fruit and vegetable and White.5 Picces 1st.Mrs.Hydrator.James A.McCartney; 2nd.M.T.Daoust; 3rd Nancylyn Cullen Amateur Photography Colored\u2019 Collection, 5 Pleces 1st.Ani- 1, gallon milk bottles! ta Bryson; 2nd.Mrs.Jessie ne Cruickshank.Famed Frigidaire Dependability! Pictures: Needle Point or} Petty Point Framed 1st.Mrs.| , Wallace Younie; 2nd.Mrs.FRIGIDAIRE -xoouct or ounanaL MOTORS Norma Graham.Pictures: Embroidered Framed \u2014 1st.Mrs, Norma Graham; 2nd Mrs.J.R.Bell.Collection of 3 years \u2014 Ist.Jimmy Sproule pieces woodwork by boy not exceeding 17 | ORMS ae.* Room galore in storage door.Eggs.butter \u2014 even BEAUCHAMPS FRERE TOWN Model FDA-11C-62 10.51 cu.ft, net capacity EASY TERMS AVAILABLE | Grapefruit are so-called be- sometimes grow in N selling sruck \\me! | TEL CO.4-5822 | HAULERS-EVERY CHEVROLET MINIMUM.CHECK WITH re \u2018Every kind of job isin Cf evrolets line! \\ ny 14 A), is JAMES F.AND PICKUPS-THROUGH Ep 2 GF oun SMYTHE Prop.x vo A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE TRUCKS \u2014\" Be sure to see Bonanza on the CBC-TV network each Sunday.Check your local listing for channel and time.CT-1762C HUNTINGDON MOTORS REGD.HUNTINGDON 16 - The Gleaner Wednesday, June 27th, 1962 Miss Evelyn Purcell's Music Class Presents Entertai A delightful musical recital wae presented by the pupils of Mis: Evelyn Purcell on Friday evening.May 25, in the Beebe Town Hall, The stage was beautifully decorated with baskets of apple blas- soms And spring flowers, arranged by Mrs.Valmore Lepitre and Mrs James Elliott.Rev.Ralph Rogers, master of ceremonies, extended a welcome tu the audience, and the program was presented as follows: Violin trio, \u201cAmerica The Reau- titul\u201d and \u201cDrink To Me Only With Thine Eyes\u201d, by Helena Hebert, Russell Wilson and Teddy Parrish.Piano solos, \u201cLightly Row\" ang \u201cWishing 'Star\u201d, by Shelley Bronson.Piano solos, \u201cPopcorn Man\u201d and \u201cFox Hunt\u201d, by David Hand.Violin solo, \u201cPasse-Pied\u201d (Dane: In The Olden Style) by Helena Hebert.Tiano solos, \"From A Wigwam\u2019 and \u201cA Butterfly\u201d, by Dorcas Rediker.Plano solos, \u201cStepping Stones\u2019 and \u201cChimes\u201d.by Leslie Hand.Violin duets, \u201cA Swiss Song\u201d (First Love) and \u201cBelieve Me If All Thase Endenring Young \u201charms\u201d, by Helena Hehert and Teddy Parrish.Piano solo, \"In A Garden\u201d, by Anita LaPenna.Piano solo, \u201cThe Fairy Court\u201d, Staphen Willing.Violin solo, \u2018\u2019Praumerei (Robert Schumann) by Teddy Parrish.Piano duet, \u201cSong Without by ning Recital Words\", by Heather Thayer and Miss Purcell, Flano solos, \u201cAround The Vile tage\u201d and \u201cCountry Gardens\u201d, hy Nancy Wilson, Violin solos, \u201cCanzonetta\u201d, by Helena Hebert.Piano solos, \u201cA Journey In The Arctic\u201d and \u201cThe Sky Pilot\u201d, by Karen Willing.Plano solo, \u201cFalling Deborah Shepard.Violin duet, \u201cOnward Christian Soldiers\u201d, Teddy Parrish and Ruse sey Wilson.Piano solo, \u201cCarry Me Back To dd Virginny\"\u201d, Heather Thayer.Piano duet, Comin\u2019 Round The Mountain\u201d, by Dorcas Redliker and Miss Purcell, Violin solos, \u201cA Waltz\" and \u201cHome Sweet Home\", Russell Wilson.The program concluded with all aupils on the stage for the sing- \u2018ng of \"God Save The Queen\u201d, with Mano and violin aceompanbment, Leaves\", by The piano accompaniment for the \u201colin selections was played by Miss Purcell throughout the program.During a short intermission, collection was taken for the Save The Children Fund.The amount received was $20.The entire program was well presented and the audience expressed its pleasure with spontaneous applause after each number.The above was sent to The Gleaner as heing of Interest to a number of Huntingdon readers, Golden Wedding Celebrated By Mr.And Mrs.W.G.Mc Arthur, Howick HOWICK \u2014 A Gulden Wedding Anniversary is a wonderful oe- casion.June 7th was just sueh a day for Mr.and Mrs.W.(3.Mc.Arthur of Howick.when they received eongratnlations and heat wishes from over three hundred friends and relatives.More thar one hundred And seventy called at their home during the afternoon and evening: another one hundred and fifty.living in Sask.Alta.B.C., and the U.S.A.spent cards and letters to the Anniversary Scrap Book, compiled especially for them, and presented to George and Mary.A cable.several wires, and long distance telephone calls were received during the day while the numerous sprays and bouquets uf heautiful flowers throughout the house added their special message from other sincere friends and \u2018business acquaintances.George and Mary have always been known for the warm and sincere welcome given to all in their home over the years, nnd this day was no exception.For the occasion, Marv chose a royal blue flowered chiffon dress and wore a white orchid, Her corsage and George's vellow carnations were the gifts of their grandchildren.- After being Teceived.guests were served refreshments In the dining room where a three tiered wedding cake.tall tapers in brass \u2018holders, and flowers decorated the bride's table.Mrs.W.T.McRae of Toronto, poured tea and coffee.: The immediate family were all present, Beatrice, her husband Mr.Harold McRae and three children of Montreal: Willlam, his wife Alma Sharpe and five children of Howick; and Jean, her hushand John Holmes and three children olao of Howick.Mary, daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Ogilvy, and George, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McArthur, were married at 12:00 noon June 7th 1912, at the home of the bride's parents, Sylvan Grange, North Georgetwon.The late Dr.George Whillams of Georgetown Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony.The weather that day was un- There had heen a the morning and usunlly rold.skiff of snow in two of the guests, Mr.Blackwood of Huntingdon and Mr, Peter Me Arthur of Dewlttville, wore their fur coats for the long drive, Although for a time they re- «ded on their farm.Bonnie View.on the (hateauguay: they later spent nineteen years in the West \u2014 Hearne and Driercrest, Sask.and Brooks, Alta.In 1938 they returned East to take up residence in Howick.A large number of out-of-town people attended.-0- The Georgetown Evening Croup held their June meeting in the Church, on Tuesday evening, a 8.30 o'clock.The President, Mrs.Norman Simms opened the mecting with a few words of welcome to the guests.The meating opened with Ps.1%.after which Alan and David Goodall sang \u201cCan a little child like me\", very nicely.Mrs.Robert Barr read the scripture and Mrs.Wm own led in prayer.The collection amounted to $36.40.Rev.Wm.Brown sang \u201cThe Rose of Sharon\u2019, which everyone enjoyed.Ih, Davidson addressed the meeting telling of This ex periences in Malta and India which wes very interesting.Mrs.M.McCartney and Mrs.P Peddle rendered a lovely due \u201cThe Old Rugged Cross\u201d Hymn 607 was sung after which Rev Brown closed the meeting with prayers.Refreshments were served in the basement, which was nicely deconted bv Mrs.Walter Stone- house, ass'etod \u2018by Mrs.Jas.Til- lotson, pink peonles and pink carnations decorated the table at which Mrs, Brown and Mrs Simms poured tea.A very delicious lunch was \u2018served.On the occasion of Rev.and Mrs.| Brown's 30th Anniversary, Mrs.| Simms presented them with a bouquet of pink carnations and the best of wishes for manv more years of health and happiness.Howick United Church Riverfieid Church Ladies, guests at this meeting.-0- The annual meeting of the Akata and were a EVERY ue EE MON - TUES \u201cWED - THURS BILL WOLOSKI _ AT THE HAMMOND ORGAN DAN Every Friday and Saturday night to the music of the __DON GARROW GROUP | Enjoy a meal in our modern dining room WE FEATUURE French Cuisine Our kitchen is under the qualified management of Mr.Oscar Baumann CING \u2014 CAMIT.was held on Wednesday, School held its annual plenie et The SS.Super\u2019ntendent, Donald Church by the family of the late! He held many important offices Unit No.5 of Dorval Uniteg June 13th.The mee ing wus ened 4 5 .Tompleton, trarked BH and Ro- Mr.Perey Burrows, They were within the church, and was rep-) Church Women held their J m g ope the home of Mr.and Mrs Bil ; | ; Te, i.\u2019 une by repeating the C.GLT.purpose.Templeton on Setuidas, June 16.00 00 ee use of their grounds | dedieatod at the morning service resentative elder of St.Matthew's meeting on June 13th, at the home followed by the COLT.hymn | jon or move ehitdren ard mans Ge ton - in Gemrgetown Church, on Sunday, Church over a period vf 30 yeurs|uf Mr.and Mra P.D.Lawrence Devot.ons were taken by Cl lgrown-upa enjoyed luneh unde so June 74 ut 11.15 Mr, Wallace or nore.Suuth Georglown.Mrs, Lawrence Allen.The roll eal was answered {ie maples.Cherey Bank Daley Abe ©.Blech has returned lfltet received the re ords from -0- served lunel Ce by 17 members, WMS members dunæted several patins of eho- [foin holiday at Thistle Manop, Mrs.Burrows and Rev.Wm.Brown Mr: Mrs, 1 oo ser uncheun to the group ung ship cards were given out to all nie and straws heresy fluvored (Utnedons and Montreal, where she | Offered the prayer of dedication, b à vu He an Kerr cele- | was very pleased to have Mrs, wivls.It wae Hocieex thar the an- glk for this event, Later mans Wes 0 guest at ceremonies cons ; , rated thelr tL Wedäing An- Hnzel Bradley, an ex-member : a ., .Me Durrows was the Hfetime niversary on Saturday, with a .! mber uf nual plenje would be held at thé |(ypox of races were hell tne which need with the Queen Mother's cher of St Matthews Prest amily ; ; .a \" the group, and Mns.K.Toi home of Mr.and Mes.Robt, Me= hldren from 2 years old to geen: vist to the Black Wateh Megl- manrer ol St Mon ews ar in > dinnet party.Guests in- hurst join with them.: Farlune on June 29th, The meeting cand hers participated.The ment, te stn \u20ac hureh Monts viol, until a cluded Mr.and Mrs.Grant Nickle, _\u2014 us chimed by singing taps.many thirsty ehildren Kept the -0e retrement D SCATS ag when he Diane and Steven; Mr.and Mrs, refresh ent Booth attendanis busy : came to live in Howick, and bee jpAlbert MeMuilan; Mrs.Manfred Remember the good ol\u2019 d -0- vfres we # ans =) Recording chimes have heenfenme a member of Georgetown Johanssen and Linda of Vancou-|\u2014 when charity was Ih Howick United Church Sunday ball alternoon, placed in Georgetown Preshyterian Church, ver, B.C., Miss Lyla Hamiltno.not an industry?: \"ah i! - SEIVINGS ir a each boîfle.16-0z.bottles | We still have some dates available for parties and wedding receptions ST.FRANCIS ROD & GUN CLUB PORT LEWIS \u2014 a = ae amy == - AVAILABLE IN.THE AREAS SERVED BY) for PLUS DEPOSIT TOUGAS & NICHOLSON LTD.VALLEYFIELD Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with \u2014\u2014 "]