The gleaner, 19 septembre 1962, mercredi 19 septembre 1962

[" Large Number Of Entries Huntingdon Fall Openj Excellent Attendance At Golf This Weekend e .School Fair The Huntingdon Fall Open Golf Pournament will be held this Sun- ; ay ut the Malone Gulf and Coun- The Huntingdon High School} 1st, No, 350, Erika Malusehka; ny Club, Former Champions Bil Fair and Hobby Show sponsored nd, No.384, Pat MeNaughton: low, Doug Stephen and Gor- by the Home and School Assocla-] .rd.Nu.357 Portroula Munessis, don McHardy will be among the ton and the Women's Institute of KNITTING local Golfers trying to win the Det ne arin TEAR vas Junior: 0 1 Tink Fall open trophy.The tournament N eld in ; :hoot, st, No, 35, Gai inker.is played using Club Handicaps Dba evening, September 14m | DA bed sing club Handieas) THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS @ There was u lavge und varied Junior: net score will be declared the \u2019 display of exhibits including vege- C'oukies Rolled and decorated \u2014 Champion.For Golfers who do not \"HUNDREDTH YEAR Intered as second class mail by The Post Office Depart \u2014 \u2014\u2014 tables, flowers, canning, perserv- 1st, No.35, Ca Pinker, have handicaps yveclal Atlantic = ; epart- 2 ing.sewimg, knitting, baking, dolls, Cookies, Dropped \u2014 Ist, No.35.Hdl nn it us Lt ment, Ottawa, and for payment of postage in cash.HUNTINGDON, QUE.SEPTEMBER 19th, 1962 SIXTEEN PAGES hand work, hobbies, ete.A total of Marilyn Dunnelly: 2nd.No.75, tT TT oT \u20ac r local Golfers are invited to take fifty three first, 38 second and 36) Burbara Beal; 3rd, No.330, Pauline part in this tournament.[hind prises were distributed wo the Savaze, © denmmred \u2014 Ladies Auxiliary County Interesting Meeting Quebec To Get 35 Regional The record hop from 9:00 to] Senior: .* : Ladies Auxiliary midnight in the Gym seemed to be Ist, No, 31, Grace MeColm: 2nd.A t O H P t R Sp .S h | B d u great success and thanks go to No, 3kK5, Wendy Kyle: 3vd, No, 205, no er Os a ecelves en Canadian Legion C 00 oar S stanley Currie for the use of his Hugh Met'olm, .* a.« Stepi \u2018vokies, Dropped \u2014 1st, No.115 F R Î At M Î .JURE First ste An en tng or the departs na a to Dok.Srephen for vina Cardura Son i Wen Timer Enjoys air epor S ee In tl vos tuonthiy meeting of master hn fer math a Hi of utile A on A lot of Ilome and School and Kyle: 3rd, No.361.Helen Caldwell, Le dettes\u201d AUXiury was hell en boon wil be completed at the end _\u2014_ pe re = am Secondary education in the prove , A .An ecutive mee 5 r Mis, Pri s : Ke cory | Septe +4 .\\ .Women's Institute mothezs put in Cake, 1 layer.white, no icing \u2014 Ladies ie vou Hu ca Ç Mi i rimux have worked very Se promis von of the \u2018 A Ag QE NERTOETS WI wo contacted juther from Mrs.Amy Damel The [rein Loges ad on Fda Lutter there are two options, forts Cake, 1 laver, chocolate, no icine with thirteen members present, The; with good results, Overseas Comntuittes reponted send - The vouth : ; ; Thee Cathode jttor Lis | } Following is the list of prize \u2014 Ist \u2018No any vo Kyle: Pi treasurer's report showed a bunk AU (his point Meso Mes, Guerin [ing four gifts and eirht cards te fun fore cu Ny et PRI Aves lit ; | t on Te + rt 15 Qua winners No \u201c361 elon Cal iw M \"ee balance of $1,622.30, Total proceeds thanked all :he members who had |xervicemen an July and August, \" ne ne ht he praia I.| pre ne i» nd en | nh 2 Ownes c VEGETABLES \u2019 Cake Ta halves, he sonate any from the Fair amounted to $471.38 [helped to make die Fair projects The Wavs sud Menus Cotta tee psn i soute \u20ac © Mt Whe ar re not very ichelsu Junior: kind \u2014 lat No 117 Nina Cali i made Up as follows: Parcel Post [4 success, the donors for parcel reported à most sutistactore velurn rs NS vu te EE ened \u201cespion, Carvots \u2014 1st, No, 31 Douglas Cup cakes, ie Nina 1 ll $276.56; Paging, $92,040 Salad pest all dee togeers.MEW from the Fade Tooth, where sn oh hr dune ! wi Co-ordination : Ç , a ow ce ; ; 5 .of = i se = D Pes Wag ; NA: ffle, sn, Cakebeeke .+ cages _ QC : elev Sahar projects cre nn ihe ier .\u2018 liked nd.No lun cott; 3rd.No.a, Wendy Kyle: 2nd, No.a eo! to.J wv nos hocks pr donated S Jak pon, wile vad Jeter Ad process of bee AN ed and Mie ) outh Miniter said obligne No.346, Ian GI.371.Larvy Murray: 3rd, No, 132 not ad mn \u2018 oan peter articles wa held.A vote et [should 1 Wood co Lav educa np to 16 venrs 1ree ., .; » A \u2018 .= IT 3; + , SN .or hie Lp an \"ar 1 fre i ; : sovornple edd HA the cond ot : al Beans \u2014 Ist, No.88, Janice Susan Anderson.te PE prets which were Used fe vale tanks was msde by tie President {fe sondern Ca es not en dere secondary + all © J \" | .sp < : > a, * A Le + \u20ac 3 1605, x vi ' 1 pp .' 5 ! ; \u2018 > .ui ype .Goodall; 2nd, No.39, Mark Proud- Ten Biscuits \u2014 Ist, No, 360.were out out.368 new articles The Pavel Post oot) 5 eue Ales, Napter te everyone whol cgi vdueation aertest the province hut foot: drd, No.312, Connie Beattie.Hugh MeColm; 2nd, No.3S1, Grace made ded 173 and dod 143.dueted by Mrs OUT VIS COU- [donated diferent articles and Mi ern Tae mit ; bats ceccdination with profore 1 Beets \u2014 1st, No.820, Debbie MeColm: 8rd.No.855, Wendy The four church sroups in Le ts [orked toward de sie of he roe nani nr eh ape EM Ce vas ; = .P coe ce 1 8 y Ars, Mae \u2018ot : s in: .Cases tes so.a te srooks: 2nd.No.355, Douglas | Kyle.have responded hall enact M Le L C'ccanmer, SAEs MIN ain Mes, Cosgrove also proposed |e sh prosanee 1 bean ei De Ut tte words fus teaching Is becs Hayter; 3rd, No.55 Richard Cald- TABLE CENTREPIECES: live responde wily each} Macteed, Mise Mabel MacMUan | vote af ras to Mrs.Nate ; ME SELS he, Doss and elle, Ur es | \u2019 ' ! Wednesday afternoon and during ss Norme: ; ; + NUS NAPICE Gl one In dlépuacment py RE : and Rérts, fromm fTech- well (not flowers) nesday aftern nd during Miss Norma Lunan and Mrs.1 she had worked so diligently | PRES about 1 to 1N veus of \u201c ansdeun 8 « ; : 49 si : the summer months when no] Paignault.The Tgging wis looked : * seo dIHREenHY late ha Gees an co operation wae 0 ! ve ol ue.ad, A Corn \u2014 1st, No.324, Sidney | Junior: | ; .; : f ; the bath and also made hy hand |) 1 : Five ten alu envrsages In- Bull., 0 = ; \u2018 , .special groups come in, the Athel- after by Mrs, Alice Lefebvre and ; .: ned hong Cest ees ton sud ° 3 in À Kyle: 2nd, No.5S, Richard (ald- Ist, No, 344, Susan McIntosh; stan Uresbyterian Indies assisted Mrs Ann, 0 Horan ate cn entire dolls wrdrobn ET.Peston With as cicultuee and hope Sat tae well; 3rd, No.320, Debbie Brooks.2nd.No.353, Susun Gaw; 3rd, No.oo TS , ISB aE te Boson.¢ vs i.weal ion ute on Turnips \u2014 Ist, No.339, Douglar 88, Janice Cioodall or twice, a group of United Chureh Booth was attended by Mes.Grace The Bursary Committee reported Bias me lene a pes ana cn \" i sel tall duction, ; Havter: 2nd No 336 Ricky Me- Senior: \u2018 ladies from out of town one after- lallemand and Mes.Jacqueline [that the winners of the Nitro | Pédrd come from the tocal bonnes, \"I ' \" St listing onl, in Hu.Latins ard No.8 Randy MeLean Ist No 106.Donna Melntosh noon and the Roman Catholic Guerin and Membership taken care fniarks in mnathematies in Grade [HE Sib and dun res ua Caliner ty, pian he chy bes organize moves] i Senior: Ce 5 fe TS FUDGE \u2019 CC ladies one afternoon.During the of by Mrs.Frances Rennie.Seven in NL beseph\u2019s and Natpe PPT aaron wah the Lo CE Rte recieation, and He \u2026 Carrots \u2014 1st, No.127, Jean Junior: \u2018 month of Angust Mrs.J.Daignault lt was decided wt this meeting Dine Seliooks were Jareques Viner of our ot ie ma ter pen 1 PE ae tet \u201c* BAER Lh , : ; i she He eu sd: , For ÿ HN \u201code LPL at 1 Le tea sut ' te nn doster sul eet condi Clarkin: 2nd.No.374, Howard Light fudge \u2014 1st, No.324, sid- | Re ê ren « ve end Jeter noon for und pie protect, to hold dl Georgette Denner Ihe prizes Wh | nt leur dation enable tou à! Pa oe a ren nd hu À Welburn; 3rd, No.118, Douwe|ney Kyle: 2nd, Nu.24, Roberta ; Le ming 4 NE | | rot veutre Night.this time lio these and Huntingdon igh Plt Te deine rap tor ool ig we 1 1e Aa ral Y sir Rozina Crawford: 3rd, No.90.Jill Smellie Shown above is Mr.Zephirin Service Committee \u2014 Mrs.Alice [featuring à French movie for the [sehoo! are to be repeated in Une CURE msaten anse en qe \u2018 owe 15 rabse the A fut.Beans \u2014 1st, No.385, Wendy| Dark fudse pu et Nu \"|Rousselle, one of the older residents l.fchvre reported that material! enjoyment of the great number in school your, HITS secotd te 0 fae on cf oeie en wines a consolts Hor Kyle: 2nd, No.378, Marilyn Morin: Corine Savage: Und.No.of Huntingdon.This picture was Wits purchased and drapes made [our membership and the publie \u201croots fut I RNA NE dre rocade Btn taella degree vier end, NO.dis.Marilyn : ne PAVaRtS NV SU tak i i for the doctors\u2019 room and private whe do * lersti w speuk lt was decided te form an \\ux- |eint \u201c FUE en 11 nana ol che atid sed.No, 78, David Fraser.Wanda Goundry; 3rd.No, aken at the Huntingdon Fair of | ee nat understand er speak lan Shh th, Colihi nad, - 3 Heets \u2014 1st, Nu.127.Jean Clar- Marlene Smith, ! : this year which he has been attend.maternity ward.Two chairs were English well This movie will he [Hy Dowling ten Poth Protestant and Cu le > we Jeet st, No, 127.Jes ar- Al: * ., .\u2018 .{ .: , ry .Ete ; ; i vohals Ti , \u2018 Cow 3 kin: \u201cnd, No.385, Wendy Kvle: Senior: ing regularly, particularly since his | se upholstered.This committee held around the middle of October After the meeting refreshments [070008 SEL 0 en ; ado ne ads trame any oo : =, NO.asp, 3 vie; : .co tlt oo .Chase © 1, rt he ie ; ; - : ; te ' = Orta cd à ., \u2018 leo drd, No, 118, Douwe Rozina.Light fudge \u2014 1st.No.885, [retirement from business, as ns noted to purchnee a tous- a ren tails wi be seen A vere served, provided by Mes G | cache hen dine, Pera nn ; .a a N rt rem * oper- \u2018or - ov Wendy Kele: : : I er fur the nurses\u2019 dining room.the advertising columns of this purre .\u201can | fs appa IB ; \u2018 CRT SU travers tie, ope ed a B Corn \u2014 1st, No, 187.Barry Wendy Kyle: 2nd, Noo 106, Brenda Mr, Rousselle met many old Membership \u2014 Mrs.Frances) paper in the very near foture If Ferry, Mrs Ward McGill cond Ms (PRE US HE en A qe sn a re js Fraser: 2nd, No.115, Wayne Goun- Grant, friend imi be : ST : : ; ë ure Jouning han, ' Hot an hour, visor ui Irv: 8rd.No.306, Murray Thor Dark fndze 1st.No.356, Loÿs [(T'enés at the Race Track claiming Ronnie stated that there are 6361 is hoped that great many will fake drilling os avd, NO.909, alurray orne Melo: a Ne sel elon Cake this to be one of the best meets in pnid up members with a list of this opportunity te see a good \u201d : .° .Mcetier- | tom - \u2018 sa 0 SC an.\"UT [years and is lookin forward to 2s6 ai hers a J Frene ie : Î Mess Bip \u2014 tt, No.127, Jenn wells vd Nos 12 dante iar [762s and is looking 0 unpaid members, Mrs Rennlo| Fronh movie.A argarine Smugglers \"'aTTIC, Fisimas Lighting ner .~ .> Tes TC X - \"ts fs , ' i ; et - Depart ; Clarkin: 2nd, No.70, Donald (Good- POSTERS M R \" van take a few names of these [inx to ob a on rt! ve me he LR all; 3rd, No.385, Wendy Kyle, (Depicting school fair) r.Rousselle was born in St.4 { a ?STR AIL A h d d A M ti Di il FLOWERS 1, NX Due Toad 2.|Philomen, Chateauguay, Co, \u2018on \"Mf member to slit, shevint [Lumar hie peur carts in beeen | Apprehende mong Matters Discusse ; vy sus - : arlly EYEE + 1 th, 1 ; > * * » \" : S He ' ter SCUSSIEN 0 ls projec eeu pio Junior: , ; ; Nu.378, M arilyn Moving dvd.No.{dune 6 878 At the age of 21 he all these people.Mrs.Rennie and will be held at a later meeting One of three amen who were ;:R Asters \u2014 1st, No, S88, Janice] 385 Wendy Kyle left for Duluth, Minn.to work as a \" [eharged in Vallevfiell Criminal i T Cowl ; aux arge alley fie y ; n sui 8 Goodall; 2nd, No.325 Randy HOBBIES baker, he later went to Denver, Col, Court with charges of illes 0 ee .° ep + Grant: #rd, No.307.John Hamil- Junior: to carry on in the same occupation | p Ï F M d NN aa hese Mr, Me- ton, 1st, No.348, Naney firant: 2nd.|In 1904 he proceeded to St.Louis, arewe ar y or r.an phy nd sli nf American nd mn Heard ol Te We nl ele nt eC ov Ficta Marigolds \u2014 1st, No, 28, Gail| No.315, Allan Shearer: 3rd, No.; Miss, and was employed in the nrgarine, switched hiv plea from | Een an esd À vontn- \u2018 : le wri .wi PE : = fGuve ; .ua : .; : .Îunoecent to puilty dase Feiday and [WE 0 van cae .; Corine onl the aie probletu Go : Cairns: 2nd, No.37, Gary Cairns: 33% Shawm Prentice.bakery of the new Inside Inn Hotel | | At H k ., UT ! to This Px- Srd.No, 88, Janice Goodall.Senior: which was built on the grounds at rs.ay or OWIC vas fined $500 and costs by fudge [YT Tata af sens 16 be valeen up va A de he sent to \u2018alue in Potunias \u2014 1st, Nu, 83, Barbara Ist, No.13%, Dill Otiney: 2nd.[the Universal shop Fair which was Micuriee Fortin.ue do Ton Cu {+ \u201c : + .; _ Phseuxsiot sol, pe | ue see th matter Smith: 2nd, Nu.307.John Hamil- No, 182, Susan Anderson: 31d.No.|being held in that city.The Howick Curling Club enter.A presentation of au bridge table Me was d'ertuend Ledue, 38 of {question 61 anh hh SHE NE Adder an aa do lens ew n of br, ton: 3rd, No.355, Wanda Goundry.; 71, Stevie [larrigan.On hi tained at a farewell Party in honour [and chalrs and an envelope of Montreal, who wis arrested at the vant tot an Cha Lu Shed the oma ar Muntingdon Heh f Orie lverlasting \u2014 1st, No.8%, Janice ; SCRAPBOOKS Nate n od return to Canada shortly lop Mr.and Mrs.Jack Taylor, Mare [money made by the presidents, Mr.[wheel of a truck stopped hy thee [as a parking arn nn CSE {school bi Me Eeuver 1 to ins e.He ju Goodall, Junior: ; 2 erwar ke Rousse e went into than one hundred members and [Archie Roy and Mrs, W.6, Brown [ROME at SP SNtanislis de Kostka uiven prrnlsson or I me Ive toy viens the pene ged at 1E \u20ac, Meur Mixed Bouquet \u2014 1st, No.355, 1st, No.341, Wayne Rowau: 2nd, [PUSINess (bakery) for himself in friends gathered at the Curling|Mrs.Taylor also received à corsaxe on September Uth The rented 21,- [used for sun .me be Wanda Goundry: 2nd, No.80, Don- No.38, Leanne Ruddock: 3rd, No, St.Louis De Gonzague, Que.and [Rink on Saturday night to say {from the lady curlers.Mr.and Mra.[ton truek was found to contain 6,000 the dunes are pres as long gq.i \u2018 \u2018 tnt ; \u2018 4 316 ing.\u2018 \" \"me ., i Hoi ieee Sur of Cow Ney pesant .RI na Beattie; 3rd, No, 307, John|316 Michael Dooling.ran this enterprise for 10 years.In|\u201cGuod-bye\u201d to the bank manager |Taylor expressed their thanks for bounds of the Aleit commodity, isc] wos decided 1 Ct pm tt de FI 0 Vamilton.Senior: November 1920, he moved to Hun- and his wife.the kindness shown them, and their cohorts face tein] 1 Calls ion aoask the own Cong Ihe and much of benefit shout > 3 Senior: Ist, No, 114, Ritehie Baird; 2nd, [tingdon and purchased the Tedstone \u201cjr =| | Sanderson of Hunting sorrow al having Lo leave Howlek, |, pt.2% ! rn Teed a Fhe tases view orf eee front ,; ; .= LTC vl i 1, ; : «Ve ALR s 3- \u2018 \u2018 ¢ | Sept.25.Hat the dut © \u201cec ay dia, re À Asters \u2014 1st, No.70, Donald No.385, Wendy Kyle: 3rd, No, 381, ae a hich he operated until don, Mr.H.B.Brittain of Ormstown Where they had made many true rt ; .pes ss the NE y w ; for es al Goodall; nd, No.365, Hugh Mc- Grace MeColm.uly | in ed ember of the same and Mr.Mattnson of Howick |friends.They felt that anything JP thers arrested were Charl it wettdd trke about FIM on ! Chartered Accountant K as the Culm: 3rd, No, 381, Grace MeColm., _ ART Year he proceeded to Val D'Or, |xtendod the best wishes from these |1hey had done for the community otic Aor Valley fiend, and PPS wr hen nr \u20ac he Bonk , Marigolds \u2014 1st, No.388, Jessie Juni (Paintings or drawings) que and went into the sash and Branches to Mr.and Mrs.Taylor, |Had been done of their own fres toorges Haren, Ah, of St Tele we he ; \u2018( counter stutues Fraser: tnd.No.365, Hugh Me- unior: C1 Ten Smale: nd.N oor vannes which he operated Mr.Harry Heltner, representing Will and they had had much plens- phore, ur ; Flies were picked nn oo al after the pro- Colm: ded, No, 70.Donald Goodall, st.No.51.Joan Smale; 2nd, No junder the name of Northern Sashlhe husinossme Gor ure In doing it.They hope to return [fer an ROME investigation, _\u2014 Petunias \u2014 1st, No, 379, Peart| 9, Lyle Gordon: 3rd, No.87 Kath- & Door Reg'd, in July, 1944, he | : pen Mr, Gordon ; ie ; Stewart: Snd.No.106, Donna ryn Blake sold out and ret d to Hunti Zaston, from Riverfield Curling [from time to time, They will be AD (lovee appeared in comet Let The ther of tres ut was eee Ae Italy: \u201cavd No \u201cns Donald Senior: ce don where he has D © Hunting.Club, Mr.Gerald Roy, of the Curling [Host welcome in fact after etic Wednesday for arvvaiznment and | Hled thor all vho hnve voue tout Td Sun.| Goodall, Coe 0 * lat No 351, Grace Met'alm: 2nd retirement since as been living IN lAssociniion and Mr.Douglas Ness |Tement Jowiek is Jooking forward stbscyigent Greed orelimiaory [Them vil aeccixe them tua en Chur 8 Everlasting \u2014 Ist, No, 370 No, 384, Pat MeNaughton: 3rd.No.\u2019 al the Howick Club, all expressed to having them as permanent cess [heaving Keidax, They pleaded not ond tee mocckee a0 Gon eae will ers, who it Murray Martin or a : 383 Petroula Manessis.Mr.and Mrs.Roussell are 84 and [deep regret on the departure from | dents.À foe vo refreshments were Jeailty and Horrond and Jedieoenr [De Drone in Phe Cane tbh rs È Mixed Bouquet \u2014 1st, No.362, DOLL SHOW 83 years of age respectively and |Howick of a couple who had ena Served dancing and a social time [were granted bail of $ô00 each Les red to let after he loin: Pastor 4 Wayne Rutherford: 2nd, No, 382, Pest dressed doll \u2014 No, 812, Con- |Poth enjoy good health.They were deared themselves to this commua Wis enjoyed.dues an ROMP official id, wae [Tne ee eon 0 plondid Te on a Petroula Manessis: 3rd, No, 103.nie Reattie.married in September, 1906, and |nity and taken such an active part Mr.aud Mrs.Vlaeery Heitner unable to rise thee badd and remnin- ['o the po Stewart V ; s Ar ; ; gi _\u2014\u2026N an have a family of four sons and one [in both soctal and philanthropic [entertained My, and Meso Tavior at [od in the cells Later, however, bie Co i Joanne Arnold.Most original doll No, 300, ! , PE annee ed tu it he vante Brooks, 34 CANNING Alister Beattie, .daughter, They say they do not work.dinner prior to the Farewelb Party decided to clone Bic plea sod wae |, Humidor Board of Taide à » Fwec Senior only: smallest doll \u2014 No.26 Lynne |regret having come to Huntingdon coteneed .I.me 3 : oF $ Ne 4; phyoat Vontspedon Fair wae Mer 4 .5 \u2018endv Erle rlas 42 years a as ti j s Ceme- j Ist, No SERVING Doulas.1011 No.347.Gloria many good | friends.the nae | St t It The alternative to the Tie ae [PH Muro Blvdn, tor the We ater 3 argest del \u2014 Nu, t.Clovis G ; trade CL ; ; , Watson Senior only: Melntyre years and enjoyed pleasant rela- eaner ar S S tte pth boprisoniment 1 pr ! a pe tin i : : : ; , : ; \u201cre : oo .aw rT are owed \u201c Jon.E Ist, No.132, Susan Andersen: Queen of the show \u2014 No, 11, |tionship with everyone.° he tired that Jodie Was prepa 1 pt se \" cardan - à nd, Na.131, Ellen Bulow Heather Sanderson en ennla ear to pay the fine, tie police said, Here waa Tene dixeniss con en bi - NO, Tal, tie Ce os : : Mr.Ro Hi mn = seems rhe rater of Chr im > e SEWING CLASS OF WOOD-WORKING usselle was a member of TT Co ! Hatter on bristones Dehtiot Junior: Senior: the Catholic School Board for 13 Htonehonses 4 ANAŸ ON [Fred Will de needed towserd this lat.No 352, Dora Malusehka.1st, Yo.129, Murray Milne: ong, JY8ars and was on the Board during Yesterday, Tuesday, September] is the hope that n° special edition Gloria troundreys à, Alan Ness, 8 brogeet and IC was decided te hot ; Senior: \u2019 - No.390.TH Crawford the construction of the original St.| 18th, completed the 99th year of will he pulitished ut that timet Diane Vaillencourt.7.Pre ft Theater Nuwht Gee an aid an this 3 : coe \u2019 Joseph's School.the publication of the Huntingdon which will be significant of the Scoble Gone Coundrey, 5 + fireetion 11 vus also rurttioned à 5 Nceahli S, Gen toundrev, 1 At d Gleaner.This Issue starts the first memortible occasion, Mans are be- Templeton: 10, Sheila Wilson, [1 Thi amzone shin would dike 10 con .s Mi B le Minchinton Aids in the one hundredth year \u2014 or itjing formulated now and ready fry Cairneross, 12 Sandra Me [Tite code tend haa project can 2 ISS ever y 0 Th M h may Le said this Is our centen- some of Lhe ideas are in effect and Farlane: 18 (Date Chisholm, 14 1607 ond an will he appre bated 4 n ree - ont nial year of publication.On com- being worked upon.Je will be #1 Stanford Wilson.Fo.Hones VV [oer money 3 Of H |d-u Man pletion of this year the Gleaner will historical dition and those who son, 16, Broce MaeFarkone, 1, The Institute of Chartered Ac- bp n ap ure O have completed one hundred yenrs) have of I wer decid thin the nez! countants of the Province of Que- .memoirs carly davs and} een Metarbane 1e À Business Trip of service in the Chateauguay Val-| perhaps pictures, are invited to ; ; Venrine Lion erties would fade the form of a bec announces the admission to ; ley, submit them to the Gleaner, Trop ja OT cites 500 [inner and dance audit is hope) Membership of MR.PIERRE 4 A heartbroken and desperate, Sn T did\u201d she related, This is © i wrsihle thi number of suen CEBolme 2 Bente Carneros 3000 ie wall ee a fil tne ont QUENNEVILLE, B.A, L.S.C., of i | \u2018 ve ; AR his is no mean accomplishment DORs i Diek Soohle ; ; ; iq futher of five children was driven As soon as the man picked up for n weekly newspaper and.this CAN be used in this special edition.| > .of mother: Valleyfield.He obtained his Bache- 3 fn the sidewalk in front of hun-|the money.he vn and Miss Min particular newspaper has had its In any event offerings will be Senior Yearling-01, Doux Stan The Tec of Trade nto nai for of Arts degree from Valleyfield dreds of shoppers hy a flying chinton shouted: \u201cStop that guy! shire of up and downs and its given every consideration as to use, House 2, Henry Wilson, 3 Nicole the Quebee Croverninent that it is Seminary in 1357 and graduated $ ae \u201cy , sec s after \u20ac: rar of the counter, i \u2019 * * Be : \u2019 C 4 Vaillencour 4 Stanfor ; ' ! * i i ; Noe a Re focus of cont the RA to see the suse moments of pride in being able to Depending upon the support oh- ; ER Ww pn apposed to any nétionalization ol from c University of Mantreal : real branch of the Bank = ; nat him hurled share in the advancement of the tained in the intervening period Ù manne Jane.ru clerrical power companies, espee- E.G3 wi noce \u2018 Montreal was robbed of $2,000.pect running past \u2018him.Tle hurtle Macffarhone: 7, Shells Wilson, 8 depree) in commercial studies.Mr.area and prov i Jf.ë i * time of eat .\u2018 ; improvement in itself ; nd at the nd of publication of Ken Metfierlane, 4 Alan Ne = 10, Quenneville is the son of Mr.and Already the management is the special edition, will be the ex- .; ; ; ; i Pudde Chisholm, Mrs.Jean-D.Quenneville, of St, planning something special when tent of our effort.I.Lave ; , ; Hunti c t the one hundredth birthday is The Gleaner ix pow 94 years of Pro Wee 1 errs Vallone.Flore wae Jenpthsy dhsenssion on! Anicet, Huntingdon County.reached on September 18th, 1963.[U1 age.court, 2, Pamels Ness; 3, Chr: News do Ane sein a 1\" | Louis J.Szponder Of Spinners Ltd.Joss; 7, Howick 4-H Achievement a a tee vain) At 8th Canadian Textile Seminar lly the Shaxcinigen Water and l'ower Cermpanv Former St.Lambert fvotbal1| & three-foot ligh counter and tackle and guard Kenneth Scho- went out the door after him.The field, 21, of 262 Sansford street.St, susbeet fled across St Catherine Lamhert, pinned the fugitive with street heading west, Rchofield, vue knee and a firm grip on both snoring squealing car brakes and cirs until a \u2018police constable came the stares of startled passers-by, to his aid, cut across the road and brought Schofield, an accountant em- the running suspect down with a ployed in the Mansfield and Su fying tackle, Catherine (branch of the Bank of The $2,000 loot was recovered Montreal, thus muntained the and police also took a realistic bank's record by capturing hold- looking toy pistol from the sigue up men \u2014 it was the fourth un-| pect.successful robbery try at his Miss Minehinton attended sehool Branch within the Inst few years in Huntingdon and her parents In addition, it was the thidf UP TOWN residing at Tinekhurn.time in three aveeks that hank rob.hers have heen captured by flying ¢ taëkles executed hy hank em 1 en ews Flash - - - 112 Lyon Mackarlane, Day Held Saturday Ln Sn en Dong Stonehouss oe ; i 3.aruee Mactirlane; 4 Betre Fhe 4-11 Club of Howick hold Patsy Stonediouse, Panne Voul- {Carneross.5, Alan Ness; 6, Her, thelr annual Achievemoent Day |Jancourt, Nicole Vaillancourt, Wilson: 7, Sheila Wilson: x, Ker Competition on September ith, at Donald Morison, and Dick Scoble gefrarlane: 9, sandra Metartane Terrace Bank Farm, J.Earl Ness{ were presented the Zephyr Pextile 16.Mick Seule: 11, Dale Chisholm and Sons, Scattered showers did Trophy won by Howick 4-11 Club Ce A .not damper the enthusinsm of at Omnstown Fair, Ayrshire Cows oo 1, Alan Ness members or spectators, anda 3 pere hen rites Mackarlane ) A special thanks goes to the foi- (7 At noon, lunch was served by lowing businessmen and club sup=1 op rT.; ; elf LA M A i the Women's Institute of River-| porters who so generously contrib.,, ; ; _ qe 4 A ! cles said nter that Se hoficle field and Aubrey and enjoyed by | uted prizes and donations: Green| Clampionshin = Grand Cham Captured the desperate father of | all: judge, leaders, members, par.Giant Co.Rorlson's Garage, Oak | P00 Dianne Vaillancourt, Reserve we who had never heen In (roux TONY GUERIN ents, and friends, The Judie.Ar | ley MeRne Edwin Brown.Withers CH0mmion.Patsy Stonehouse, 4 wit 9 o Sore : - , pnds.LM 2 , tu 3 .: : at ete À NN LA the police du fore md wh Hugh Peckham, Granby, Quebre, Gruer.Philip Breault, Donald AUnion Showmanship 1 Diek i ul heen beset hy extreme finan- , J ?; ne ve Ce .aps Seobie: 7 Allan MeKell, 30 Nicole A ; .; capably placed the classes which Black, Farmers\u2019 Club of st.Mar- â cial troubles.Manager of Industrial Engineer.began at one o'clock tine, In, WW.Watson, Gaeten Sauvé, YAMancourt, 4 Ken Mebarlane, 1 ; À suspeet walked Into the bank \u2018na, Cleyn & Tinker Ltd., Hunting- > ; ds _ Melville Pre Andy Ness: 6, Cathy Met\u2018arbine | A1 240 pm.on Friday.and handed 2 Id on don, left on Saturday for a three- After the calf classes, trophies Charles Turcot, Rh ein fren.7, Linda Seohle: $, Donald Morri- 4 pea y | Wi e 2 month business trip to Europe, His| \"0 Other prizes were presented, 3¢0rge Menard, J.W.Nussey, RI 9 Brues Mackarlane: 100 Al- what appeared to he a cheque to p pe.Ness, Carson Bros, Paul Parent, =P: Gh brie Maciariane: 140, » .\" Beverley ; activities will take hi Eng-| The Templeton Trophy was pre- : \"vin Barrington: ; \u201cHis.R A cashed over to teller Beverley \u2018and, Belgium Spain oe al ne sented to Dianne ValHancourt by Arthur Breault, John Cullen, Si oo : EPR pane re (à inchinten., Mr.and Mrs Anthony Querin Donald Templeton.Dianne avon Mon Beaudin, Bruno Parent, Keith OM: Te, plasty Stonehouse: 13 J : .a ; : Dianne Vaïllancourt: 14 Ale .' on he ; .A » RE .Slevan.\u2018 + Kk, : AU OT can remember is that 1 have been residents of Garden City this trophy for the heat animal Rob, Ame levan Ralpi Reddick.Templeton: 15, Stanford Wilson.; suw the figure $1,000 on the che- for the t thre Pri : shown my member under sixteen YY.G.McArthur and Son, Marry ; ; que and 1 immediately asked the | > pas tes years.FrIOF to) voars of age.Heitner, Henrl Marson, Donald Senior Showmanship \u2014 1, Henry i man if he had an account at this aecoming | associated with Messrs.Mra.Bernice (Ness) Ross pre- LANE.Howick Seeds, Adrien Pilon, Wilson 2, Alen Ness: 8, Betty i branch\u201d, said Miss Minchinton, whe .; eyn an inker, Tony, as he is sented the Burnside Trophy to]: EB.Robertson, Donald Roy.Cairneross: 4.Sandra McFarlane: 3 began working at the bank two on the issue of nown to a wide circle of friends, Henry Wilson for Senior Show.Henri Dinsonneault, Robert sauve.5, Gene Goundrey: 6 Dale (Chis.Pie © i months ago.oor with Met consulting firm of manship.) \u2019 Madame Charles Turcot, holm: 7, Sheila Wilson: 8, Doug ° ; Canad Mr.S der (right) i hore \u201cHe just lool tm 1 sald ufrosne, McLagar an aigneault , key ; i .; _ Stonehonsges 5, Gloria CGoundroey.ne of many Canadian papers Mr.Szponder (rig !s seen her \u2018Rive me \u201ctne \u201cmney then 1 nw NATIONALIZATION of Montreal.,; ion goer rT pn on | Doma ao, Calves en: Ayrshire Herds \u2014 1, Doug Stone.Presented to international delegates discussing details of his presenta.\u2018his gun pointing at me.1 told him The couple has two children, Do- presented this trophy to Dick for|3.Alvin Barrington; 4, Linda house: 2, Sheila Wilson: % Retty!8t the 8th Canadian Textile tion with R.D.Archibald, of Cald- to get the cheque cashed further C ro Pa Toe 7 and Tony Jr.who Junior Showmanship, Scoble: 5.Donald Morison: 6, fore Cafrneross: 4, Sandra McFarlane: | Seminar staged at Kingston, Ont, ae Linen Mills bte Iroquois, down hecause 1 sald 1 didn't have OF ELECTRI is Four.Jacqueline, Tony's popular| Mr Garnet Barrington presented don Chisholm: 7, Cathy MoFar.|5, Henry Wilson: 8 Ken MeFar- [last week, was Effective Quality Ont, and a section chairman at the that much money.He didn't get wife, is President of the Ladies\u2019| Henry WHaon with the Barring- lane.\u2019 lane: 7, Bruce MacFarlane: §, Control \u2014 A means Toward Higher Seminar, and delegate E.RB, Need.excited or anything bot just said Auxiliary of Huntingdon County] ton Trophy for winning the Judgs Ayrshire Senior Calves \u2014 1,| Stanford Wilson: 9, Alan Ness; 10, | Production\u201d, by Louis J.Szponder, ham (left), of Dominion Textile for me to give him what I had.POWER COMPANIES ospital.ing Competition, ; Nicole Vaillancourt: 2, Patsy Dick Scoble: 11, Dale Chisholm, of Spinners Ltd, Huntingdon, Que.[Company Limited, Drummondville.; 4 \u2018 me = = } 2 - The Gleaner Wednesday, Sept.19th, 1962 ss, News from Ormstown COVERING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE \u201cLITTLE ROYAL\u201d EXHIBITION CENTRE ORMSTOWN\u2014 Mrs, Henry Stowe art attending the International Associgtion Rebekah Assembly Convention in the Queen liizaheth Hotel in Montreal, as nn official representative.Also attending and taking part with sister Elsie Stew- is art are Sister Edith lénetish, Sister Barbara Kerr, Sister Anna l= lois and Sister Ellen Drown, (> Lions Sponsor Corn Roast Throeush the Etre y of the Greën Clant Co.and the forts of the Ormstown Lions Club and the vni-rreinment of the Ormstown Band the peuple of Ormaiown were qeutted to à concert and corn roast in the park last Sani, day evenins.Over four hundred cobs of corn Were Consumed while the hand played several xelectlons to ace company the juicy slurpy sounds of the hungry hoards.11 was regre- table that some people were 10 litle skeptical of the genergsity of the Lions.The question was asked over and over again, \u201cSay, whats the gimmick?Is this really free?What are you expceing from me, and se on?The Lions and the Green Giant Co.combined their efforts on your behalf, Mr, and Mrs, Pablic tand all you little publicansy ind decided that you deserved rt party.To those of you who came and enjoyed the party and to all those who did not come because voir were not \u201cquite sure\u201d whether it was for you, be sure and take udvan- tage of the next pearty in the park.The Lions are anxious to get the community together occasionally as friends And nvizhbours.A eol- lection wus taken te help defray The cost of butter and other incidentals but yon were not asked for anything really, except your pree sence, om Mr.and Mrs.Alex Campbell Detroit, Mi.are Visiting und relatives in Ormstown.0m Mr, and Mre, loger Crete, Anne- of friends Reception for Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Baskin A reception in Columbus Hall, (Mr, and Mrs.Oprmstown Was night.A large the Knights of Huntingdon for Gordon Buskin of held last Friday crowd assembled to wish the young couple many years of huppiness together.Mr.Reid Kerr called Shirley and Gordon to come forward and they were presemced with u gift of money on hehidf of their many friends.Mr.Kerr and Mr, wen Mebougall each made a few timely remarks and oiiered Words of wisdom to the \u201cueWlyweds.Dancing was enjoyed of the Wilsonaires, to the music Mrs.Lindsay Cullen accompanied by Mrs.Alvin Gruer, Mrs.Ivan Heber and Mrs, Harold Kerr attended the 135 Anniversary Celebration=s of the Willlamstown Fair nn Ontario en Thursday.0 Ormstown Lady Curlers Sponsor Successful Fashion Show Séveral lovely ladies from Chez Gaby and Gigl of Valleytield mod- celled fall and winters latest fush- fons last Wednesday evening in the auditorium of the Ormstown High Sehool, to a packed house, The show was sponsored by the Ladies carling Club ef Ormktown under the chairmanship of Mrs.Mervyn Jarringion.Many beautiful furs, late, suits and dresses were shown With appropriate comment by M1.Normand Leberge of CIPLAV radio station Valleyfield.The curlers wish to thunk all who in any way contributed 10 the success of the show, A drawing was mhde on a mink cape and was won hy Miss Cameron, Several door prizes were won, the lucky persons being Mrs, Chis, Rey, Miss Jane MeNichol, Miss Therese Guerin, Mrs.Armand Brunet, Mrs.Willard Orr and Mrs, S.Smith: A speclal prize was given to the person Who sold the ticket marie and Richard of Plattshburg.[whiclr wen the mink stole.this was N.Y.were week-end Visitors of (won by Miss Marjorie Bryson and Mr.and Mrs.Lindsay Cullen and [accepted on her behalf by Miss Mr.Heetor Crete.Petty McCormick, = PRE REG.16.95 Come early for best MARTON'S CHILDREN'S WEAR CHATEAUGUAY ST.GIRLS.3 pecs.WINTER COAT SETS Sizes 2-3x, 4-6x $11.95 up choice.Huntingdon 30% 20% off 10%.off costume TRANSISTOR | RADIOS and TAPE RECORDERS WATCHES CLOCKS ON and CUT GLASS\u2014 GI .yd / NUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES -AT ; REDUCED PRICES.SILVERWARE FT ITEMS\u2014RAZORS ETC.Use our lay-away plans.Ideal for Xmas Gifts.WEBBER'S JEWELLERY REG'D.165 Chateauguay CO.4-5451 Calf Club Meetings About thirty members of the Orimstown Calf Club met at the Henderson Farm, on Tuesday evening.Plans were finalized for Achievement Ixy which will be held at the show Grounds on Saturday, Sept.22.The highlight of the day will be the judging competition when all 4-H members will vie with each other for the Merrill Barrington Trophy.A Judging class was conducted on Tuesday evening as à practice measure.Another meeting was held at the farm of Willle Hope in Franklin, on Saturday night, with thirty members present.Judging Was also à part of the evening's activities and a lesson in halter making, À vital part of showmanship for 4-11 members is that they all must use rope halters and for that reason halter muking is a very necessary part of their wnindng.Let's all give these Kids a boost by attending their achlevement day on Saturday at the Fair grounds.-0e Mr.James McGerrigle Celebrates 89th Birthday Mr.James Climmie) MeGerrigle velebrivted his S8th birthday last Sunday, Sept, 10.He spent the day at his home receiving many friends and neighbours, This ven- arable gentleman is extremely active mentally, in spite of the fact that he does hot enjoy excellent health, He as known as Ormstown\u2019s walke- ing encyclopedia since his memory of the past is so keen.Not only does Mr.MceGerrigle have a fund of vital statistical knowiedge stored awiy in his memory, he can recall in a flash many amusing episodes of the past thereby Keeping his visitors on the edge of their seals listening to bis tales.His great love of outdoor sports is well known to Ormstownians, he has never missed a winter without donning his skates and skinning around the jee at least once.Last venr Mr.Metierrigle did not try the public rink but he did skate on the river and tells ux he intends to skate again this winter, Me tells us that real hockey players are mone.He does not tolerate the modern version of hockey and spared no words a few months ago when he told a well known Canadian Plaver just what he thinks of rough body checking and other forms of violence on the ice, \u201cHoc- Key ix a sport of skater's skill,\u201d said Mr.MeGerrigle, \u201cnot a show of bodily strength\u201d These words of Wisdom might well le heeded by our youngsters us they think of their hockey careers.We shall look forward to seeing Mr.MeGGerrigle on skates again thik coming season, -0- The monthy meeting of St, l\u2019aul's CW, Unit 3 was held at the home of Mrs, Bruce Hamilton on Thursday evening, Sept.18.Twenty-one members were present.The devotions were lead by Mrs.H, Tavenier, Following the reports of the soc- retary (Mrs.B.L., McGerrigle) and the treasurer (Miss Anna Struthers the plans for catering at a forthcoming tea were discussed.It was announced that a district rally would be held in Howick High School on Sept.29th.The chairman (Mrs.Huntley Greig) extended an invitation to the group to attend the 85th Anniversary of the founding of the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society to be held on Sept, 18th.in the Presbyterian Church.Rev.Brown from Ottawa is to be the guest speaker and a social hour :s to follow.Mrs.Bill MeClintock gave a summary of a chaper from our study book entitled, \u201cInto the Sunset.\u201d Refreshments were served by Mrs, J.Wallace, Mrs, T.Sproule and Miss Anna Struthers generously assisted by ithe hostess, -0- Rev.and Mes.Wm.Holmes are spending ten days in the west, Mrs.Holmes will attend the W.C.T.U.conference In Banff, Ata, as an official delegate.Mrs.Holmes is Editor of the White Ribbon Tidings the W.C.T.U.National Magazine.As they travel wesward they will call on their son Dr, Ian Holmes in Red Deer, Alta, and will visit another son Stuart Holmes and family en route home.Mr.Stuart Holmes lives in Winnipes.=0- Dale Morrison, Bruce and of Cowansville spent.a few days with her parents My.and Mrs, Preston Hooker and returned on Sunday with Mr.Morrison who kpent the week-end at the same home.Mrs.Greig -0- Mr, and Mvs.W.5.Cullen were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Bob Cullen of Montreal un Saturday and Sunday.They attended the Gruer - Tucker wedding in Mount Royal, on Saturday.\u201cOe Mr.and Mrs.Bob Floon and family were week-end guest of their parents, Mr.and Mrs, Les Merriam and Mr.and Mrs.K, Floon, == Mr.and Mrs, Gerald Bishop of Sherbrooke were Inst week's guests of Mr.and Mrs, Mervyn Barring- ton, (Ge Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Pete Barrington and Mr.D.A.Bar- rington were Mr.end Mrs, Wilfred Barrington of London, Ont.0 Overseas Friends Mr, and Mrs.Earle Hooker have been pleasantly surprised to re- reive a letter from Mrs.Wm.Humphrey, who has beon visiting her mister in Toronto.Her own home ls in New Zeuland.Owing to previous plans Mrs.Humphrey found it Impossible to accept an invitation to Ormatown.She was returning home by way of Florida.Her husband died last December.Willie Humphrey as a young lad came to Canada from England and spent several years at the home of the late George Hooker.Then he worked in Montreal for some time.In Toronto he met his future wife, and when he settled in New Zea- land, she Joined him there and they were married.He died about a year ago supvived by 4 family of children and grandchildren.A younger brother Percy, who Information Sought A letter from Mrs.H.L.Daux- henbaugh, sr, 224-A Jewel Street, New Orleans 24, lLouisiang, ree questimg information about the Marshall famlly who settled at Cuvey Hill, around 1818, was re- celved at The Gleaner office this weuk.The specific information asked ls as follows: (1) Who were the parents of Mary R.Marshall, born February 12th, 18637 It seems they died when she was two years old whith date would be 1865 or 1866, Her birth nate may not have been Murshall for her uncle and aunt, the William Marshalls adopted her.However, she was a niece of Willis, In this case her mother could have been Willlam's sister.Maria M.born ln INN, (2) Also information 8 requested regarding Mary AJ Marshall who was hurried in Covey Hill Cemetery in Ind at the age of 32, Anyone able to supply the above requested information or ean give any clues as to where it might be found, are asked to write The Gleaner Office, AU replies will be promptly forwarded, Howick RED CROSS MEETING - Howick HOWICK \u2014 A meeting of the Howick Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society was held on Wednesday, September 12th, at the home of the President, Mrs.C, Fletcher for the purpose of organizing a Blood Donor Cline at Howick, Mrs, Johnston from Red Cross Headquarters was present at (his meeting and gave à very Informn- tive talk on the organization of a Blood Donor Clinie and also, how impurtant it Is that each and everyone who is able should contribute to this worthy cause, Mes, Cecil Younie will te in charge of the Blood Donor clinde to be held on Monday, September 24h from 2.00 pan, to 480 pm.in the afternoon and fron 7.60 panto 9.30 pom.in the evening at the Howick curling Cluly, \u201cRALLY DAY\u201d AT GEORGETOWN CHURCH On Sunday.September 9th, a large congregation wis present in Georgetown Church, Howick, for the Annual Sunday School! Rally Duty and Commissioning of Tench= ers and Leaders Service, The theme of the servies was \u201cI will build my Chureh™, Rev, W, MM.Liroawn, who conducted the service, challenged all present with the question, \u201cWhat makes a Christian?\u201d It was necessary to know the answer to that question, hefore one could hope to be à huilder within the Church of Jesus Christ, Loyahy to God and love for Jesus Christ are the first requisites and marks of the Christian.Therefore, to he a true Christian, one must belong, one must be a part of, one must have a place within the Body of Christ.which is the Church, if one hoped to be a builder of Ilis Church, At the close of the sermon, ai, teachers and leaders came forward to answer the questions in the \u201cAct of Commissioning\u201d and, finally, the congregation rose to give assent to the pledge of loyalty and support In prayer.worship, and service, both in the Church and in the world, There was a full attendance of Sunday School children, Also prose ont were a number of visitors from other places and churches, including Mr.Lorne Palmer, from Bowen Island, Bristish Columbia, Mr, Palmer, an octogenarian, Is visiting with his daughter, Mrs, Norman Simms, of Howlek, and fHes back by \u2018fet\u2019 tn B.C.on September 17th.The service was brought to a conclusion with the singing of \u201cThe Church's one foundation is Jesus \u2018\u2018hrist our Lord.\u201d Howick U.C.W.Meeting A general meeting of ULCW.was held in the Church Fall on Tues, Sept, 11 at S15 pom.with the press ident Mrs.M.Brown in the chair.The Worship Service was taken by Mrs, Murray Templeton, *tewar- ship Secretary, The seripture reading was from Ephesians 1, and was followed by a prayver of Thanksgiving, The guest speaker, Mrs.Smith, Secretary of Christian Stewardship of the Montreal Presbyterial was introduced by Mrs, Joan Ness, Mrs.Smith, who is na medical doctor and also the daughter of a medical missionary in China, gave a most worth-while and inspirational KN had also lived with George Hooker, homesterded in Naskatehewan where he ded a number of years io, The latest message received hy the Farle Hookers from Mr, and Mrs, Ray Bushee came from Wash- Ingmton, DLC, where they were spending part of n furlough before returning to their missionary duties in Indonesia, The paternal grandfathers of Mrs, Bushee and Farle were bhro- thers, Willinm and kdwin Hooker, | The former, a firstborn son pro= | bably horn in England before his parents left London to emigrate to Canada made his home In Constable, N.Y.He was a veteran of the American Civil War, 1861-65.Ho ta still remembered as a man of fine bearing, but with one armless sleeve, a reminder of war experience.Qu UNITED CHURCH NEWS.Unit 1 of the Ormstown United Church Women held their Septem- her meeting in Machougall Hall on September 11th.The devotional period was conducted by Mra, Adam MeNetl, The Fall ally is to be held on September 29th In Howick High School, The opening session is to begin at 10 a.m, and a workshop will he conducted.Mrs, Falloon is the convener for the food sale planned for the afternnon of October 13th.An invitation was received to attend the 85th anniversary of the W.M.8.in Ormstown Presbyterian Church on September 18th, quilts were worked during the afternoon.The Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting.Refreshments were served by Mre.Bruce, Mrs, A, Two! Wasting Our Children Judging by the reports in the news froun the pust few years, we are fairly generous with our young children \u2014 generous to the point of not doing everything in the world to keep them safe and sound and tight in the \u2018family.Very carely does week go past withe nut a news item on one or more tiny youngsters being burned to death, ktiled In traffk accidents or drowned in water near their homes.It isn't casy to ineuleate upon \u2018he mind of a toddler of a years and=a-halt or even up to five Years, that those moving aoblects lu the road can take away from him the power to play or run or walk with his Dud, for the rest of his life, It isn'l easy for Mother Gran où any other guardian, to Keep an eye on a two-year-old for hours on end: or to realize that In that construction job across the street or the lake in the park.there 1x the agent that ean take the life of à tiny child who has set dis heart in getting to it Children are determined: they are sly, too, In watehing avhen the suardian eve is directed elsewthare, Those tiny feet can sneak out of \u2014 TR talk.She reminded us of our hles- shes.We have so much that women of the eastern countries lack.We all hive the same number of hours each day but the western wan has mans time-saving household adds which gives her more spare Lime, This can be used to best advantage for fellowship, witness and service, Medical care is another blessing, Having family and friends is also + blessine, but when separated from them a great loss is experienced.In or Lirger group of CLOWN, we have the, door, down the verandah steps and away to the enticing danger.Children as young us five years uld have more intelligence than adults give them credit for.Sitting up beside Mom and Dad in the family car, the child sees just what is done to muke the car start.You may spend fifteen minutes trying to get the car started but a few pushes here and there with tiny fingers when no adult is watching may get the car purring.If there ls à wlope to the driveway or street, the car may move with the miniature driver at the wheel, This has happened quite a few times.Children have voracious appetites, with little discrimination (Meansing fluids, disinfectants, H- quid cesmeties, adult medicines and those very candy-like pills they're so inviting and little tykes run't resist them.And the medicine or home remedy that adults may safely use in generous doses may take the life of a toddler, who finds and eats or drinks jt.Lock medicine cabinets and kitchen cupboards where dangerous substances are stored.A four-year-old may find leds gun and ammunition.The bright little mind may hold the Sact that Dad pops one of those ~hiny looking shells into that gun \u2014 TV may have given him careful his instruction on how a feller goes ufter the bad guy \u2014 well, the vice tim may \u2018be another young child or any member of the family who comes within range.lock the gun away, preferably in two pleces.Lock ammunition away separately.What's to be done with the small fry?You can't tie them up, or put hem into a runway.like the dog.though a well budlt, safely constructed oversized play-pen could he a safety deposit Tor the very anal] one, Po Keap him from traf- HEAVY DRINKERS LOUISVILLE, Que.(CI) new water filtration plant In this town of 4,000 processed a dally average of 1,389,000 gallons in February, with consumption ranging us high as 1,707,000 gallons in a day.Cupacity of the plant is 2,000,- 000 gallons daily.The new science of bivnics reveals that many wild creatures have fantastic \u201cspecial-purpose\u201d mechan- jsms: a rattlesnake has an infrared sense organ whloh can detect tema perature changes of 1/1000th of a degree; a mosquito\u2019's hum can cut through «ny noise and convey a message tu another mosquito 160 feat away.Blunics is trying to see how these skills could be copled by man, says lteader's Digest, Preliminary results of a study of average incomes related to education levels in Canada show that in 1959 men with no schooling had an annual average income of $1,648, finished elementary echool 33,266, finished high school $4,638, finished university $7,046.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts First university in Canada to grant degrees to women was New Brunewick's Mount Allison, whioh granted the degree of bachelor of science tu Grace Anne Lockhart in 1875, HARD FOR LINGUISTS The Bantu languages spoken in many parts of Africa number 250, decording to the Book of Knowledge.Although basically similar they cannot ordinarily be understood by people knowing only ong Bantu tongue.PLANT Fall is the best time to GREEN VALL CHarlotte 7-2414 mp Evergreens - Trees - Shrubs NOW plant evergreens, trees, = shrubs, hedges, lawns.CALL VIC FOR FREE ESTIMATES EY GROWERS Landscape Designers and Planters Hemmingford, Que.; .fic hazards, don't det a very small ~ a great deal of talent, We must de- child play alone un the sidewalk 3 velop this and make use of their ar aut in \u2018his own vard unless there different skills.Lastly we find aa Temen or gate that he cannot | - \u2018hat money ls also a blessing, It is hentia te Keep an eye on him at , astonishing the good it aecomplish- short intervals \u2014 make sure he | es du hospitals, In schools and in Dish minaged to \u201cfly the coop\u201d 2 fining, Our marine mission hoats : oe : \u2018 ; \u2018 on both Atlantie and Pacifie consts Leave the enr locked and don\u2019t bring comfort and medical care to ake the key available to prying OF 1962 MODEL G.M.nimy lonely people, little ringers \u2014 they can unlock The speaker was thanked hy Mrs, can Juv pond tron.leave mat Bvelyn Lamb, 2 Ce , ; The dite Set for our à al ches, fuel oils or lighters around.turkey supper is Det, 4 Plans were Don\u2019t leave small children alone in o LC * tte < * qe f 3 | : { .| av made for the Rally and Workshop HOA {Ime Of he da.which is ta be he Sat, Sept 29 |, aps ee .fr 10 Qu eld cn 1t.Sept =9 imagination will help te cope with EE mon pan Dinner will the too active youngster and wave Co \u2019 , the waste of little Canadians, 1 We Were pleased to learn that Mrs, Lvelyn Lamb and Mrs, Jtuth 2 Ness have heen appointed leaders VETERAN CATCHER for the Siloki GUGLT, meetings to ) Ce i Bo ST.LEON, Que.(CP) \u2014 Mayor Commence Very 8 .: \u2019 Mrs, oi elt had aa Nupuleon Fleury has agreed to | N ST A L L E D FR EE ber of Beka AT PA YUM- [continue as catcher of the village | ! Keun display, \"TWO NEW [baseball team.à position he has study books called \u201cOp the Rim of filled for more than 30 years the last\u2019 and \"As Asia Goes\u2019 deserve CU am utention.* Special mention was made of the LEARNING TOWN unfing on otors meeting in London, Ont.of the Gene ST.ALEXIS DES MONTS, Que.eral Council.Tt was agreed to look (CP) \u2014 More than a third of the alter decorating the chureh for population of St.Alexis des Monts thanksgiving, The meeting closed [attends elementary school.A school JAMES SMYTHE with prayer, after which refresh- [board report lists 750 children at- ; ments were served by the Howick'|tending classes in this central Que- Tel.Co.4-5822 Huntingdon group.bec village of 2,000.\u2014 _ \u2014 \u2014\u2014 rN a eon isnnna as ee 13 \u2014 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW { Bowling Fans interested in playing at VALDO BOWLING, Hun- | tingdon, this season, are invited to fill-in this coupon immediately and o forward MR.BOB MARSHALL, it to Huntingdon, P.Q.I wish to bowl on IS GREAT FOR FUN AND HEALTH - BOWL on FULLY AUTOMATIC LANES McNeil and Mrs.Taylor.ke.LEAGUE RESERV ! LEAGUES CAN NOW MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR 1962-63 SEASON BY CONTACTING THE FOLLOWING: BOB MARSHALL CO 4-2746 | After 6 P.M.MARCHAND FRERES co During Day VALDO BOWLING nc Corner of LORNE Ave.and FAIRVIEW ROAD in HUNTINGDON ATIONS 4-5441 Ÿ == es 3 TG ogres mes rate PE on RE in 50, vi- lar sr ny | qe \u2018 hy 3 aaa Born DUHEME.\u2014 At the iluntingdon County Hospital, on September oth, weds to My, and Mrs.Jeun toux Duheme, Ste, Barbe, Quebec, dunizhrer, HAINEAULT.\u2014 At the lfunting- Jon County Hospital, on Septean- dep Tith, 1962, to My, und Mrs.Denis Halneau't, Huntingdon, Quebec, à son .Engagement Mr.und Mrs, [vite Currie of Poimn- Ou NY.wish to announce the en- coment of their daushter, Norma sav to Mr, Joseph Barger, son of dis, Clarence Barger of Toronto, Ontario and the late Mr, Burger, wedding WT take place on dado vy, October 205h, 1962, at tlre uodit Church in Bombay, NOY.Married COFFEY -DEMERS \u2014 A1 ta Church, Quebec, Vanes Homan Carholie Agnes de Duadee, Aupust 29h, 1962, Dorothy dauzhier of Mr, hrnest and the late Mrs, bes Ste, Agnes, Quels, to Andrew Coffey, son Mi, und Mrs Andrew Hirniingden, Quebec, I An, Liners ers of Mr.David of the late Coffey of FULLER-WARREN \u2014 In Jus Veoas, Nevada, on September th, 162 Mrs.Uthel 5 Wuar- «nn (formeriy fFthel Suspn frood- Felony of Huntingdon and widow Gf the Tate Delbert 10 Warren was United in marriage 10 Mr.John N, (Fuiler, USN, Metired.Mr, and Mies Faller will reside in San Dievo, California SHAY-COSGROVE \u2014 At St, Sie- phons Chuveh, Halifax, Nova Weotin, ON August Ath, 1962, Guy daughter of Mr md Mrs.lugh Costgrove of Huntingdon, and Theodore, son of Mr.and Mrs Fred Shay of Halifax, Rev.léa- ther Murphy officiating, .Died BROWN \u2014 A Ormstown, Que.\u201cepteniber 10h, 1862, Jessie Vie- tarda Drown, duuehter of the late David and Ann Drown, of Se Louis de fonzacue, Funeral private, frein her late residence, Interment at Ormstown Tnion Cemetery, In Memoriam DEWHURST \u2014 In loving memory af my beloved hoshand, Wit- Ham Dewhnest, who died Septem Lop 20th, 1457 \u2014 \u201cHale in God's Keepane, Fiver at Rest\u201d Tver remembered, Betty.HELM \u2014 In loving memory of my dene rather, Boh, who passed away Neptemhier Shed, THT \u2014 Always remrenbered by, His Sister Elizabeth.IOP POPOL OPPS OOO PP OEN POOPIE POTS Booth's Florist Reg'd Flowers For All Occasions We deliver our flowers 100 Wellington St, Phone CO.4-2996 Huntingdon Member of Allied Florists and Growers of Canada and United Florists of Canada $ 9 ars ss s0ee PEEP OP KELLY D.Mct;ERRIGLE, Prop.Funeral Home Regd Funeral Directors AMBULANCE SERVICE FLOWERS PHONES: Huntingdon, Que.CO.4-5447 \u2014 CO.4-5402 COSGROVE Funeral Home \u2014 | We Have Built Cur Reputation on people's complete faith | in us, through faithful, conscientious service since Erwin Phillips Ft.Covington-Dundee | Phone 6206 and 3807 | COME TO CHURCH Huntingdon United Church MORNING WORSHIP 1030 A.M.Minister: Rev.W.E.BLACK NOTICE Huntingdon United Church Sunday School commences this week, September 23rd.Parish of Huntingdon-Ormstown Herdman and Franklin 9.30 a.m.\u2014 Morning Prayer in St.James, Ormstown.SUNDAY SCHOOLS DURING SERVICE 11.00 a.m, Holy Communion John's Huntingdon.2.30 p.m.\u2014 Evening Prayer in St.Paul's, Herdman.8.00 p.m.\u2014 Evening Prayer in Christ Church, Franklin, in St.Cards of Thanks A heartfelt thanks is extended to all the durters, nurses and nurses\u2019 aides, who so Kindly cared foy me while 1 was a patient in ihe Hnuntingdon County Hospital, AU this time PL would alse like to thank hy relatives, neighbours and friends for the flowers, wilfts, visits and get well cards All were sreatly appreciated, Mrs.J.B.Quenneville.We wish to thank our relatives and friends for the nice collection and donations also many acts of all kinds after owe recent fire, Mr.and Mrs.Rene Lalonde.I sincerely wish to thank Tr.MeCrinnnon, nurses and staff of Tuntingdon County Hospital for thelr excellent care while à patient there: also to friends and vela- tives for cards, gilts, flowers, visits and many acts of kindness which were very much appreciated.Mrs.James E.Smyth, Ormstown, Obituary Joseph Leboeuf A funeral service was held in Joseph Lebhoeuf a retired captain of the Montreal five Depmiment, who Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, Tor died Thursday, Sept.13 at tho Verdun General Hospital In his soventy=cighth veur.Torn in St Timathee de Beauhar- nois in 1884, Mr, TLeboeutf joined the Antoine rond.Fire Departnfent in 1913 and was posted to \u201ctation No.44 on Cote St ln 1928 he Was promoted to Licutenant amd became Captain in 198$ 11e petired at the then compulsory retirement age of 60, in 1944 Ihe ix survived by his wife, the former Florina Droissoit, of 1104 Fourth Avenue, Verdun.Interment took place at 8, thee, Ti maoe Missionaries To Address Meetings Ormstown, Huntingdon In, Kenneth IT, and Mrs.Prior, spociil missionaries will De special speakers at a meeting of the United Church Women of Huntingdon, at HA pan.om Wednesday, September 26th, They are agricultural missionaries and have aeted in a number of capacities in various parts of the [world for over thirty years, During this time they have umlertiaken a number of projects and have gained a wide experience in the mission field, Sines 1936, Dr Prior has been Fiehl Secretary of the Board of Ovorsens Missions.In the evening of September 26th at NS o'clock, bre and Mrs, Prior will attend the Rally at Ormstown United Choreh and address the gathering, No doubt these two people will have much that will be interesting and every effort should he made to attend these meetings at lluntingdon In the afternoon and at Ormstown in the evening which will be for the general pub- He.Gore Ah and Mrs.Gorge Dusse and family of Regina, Sask, were reveut eullers ut the home of Mr.Norman Fennell, They also called on other acquaintances in the area.Mi, Disses grandson of John CAV Purse, Mr.and Mrs, Allan Biggar the home of Biggar.at Roy 0 Set, and Mrs, K.C.Nussey and family of St, Hubert were Saturday visitors at the home vf Mr, and Mrs, H, Nussey, Henderson Street.Miss Phyllis Nussey of Montreal spent the week-end au the sume home.day afternoon mother, Mrs.-0- Jamie Wallace, son Mrs, Henry Wallace and Harold Kelly.son of Mr.and Mrs.L.M.Kelly have commenced their studies n the BH, Se, course at Bishop's University in Lennoxville, (i= Miss Mary Crowe and Mrs.sidney Wells spent Thursday in Montreal of Mr.and -0o- Saturday afternoon callers at the home of Mr.und Mrs, J.J.Alexander were Dr.and Mrs, Milton Townsend, Miss Grace Alexander, Mr, William Meleun, Mr, and Mrs.W.D.MeLeun and daughter Ann of Westmount, -0- Miss Elsie Munro, R.N.and Miss McekKillop, BR.N.of the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital, Montreal spent Sunday at the home of Miss Elsie Elder, -0= Mrs, Fred Horsley entertained Mrs.Elaine Brockman, wife of Mr.A MeK, Brockman, principal of lluntingdon High school, at a small gathering last week lo introduce her to the community.== Mr, Jim Elliott of Riverfield was t guest on Sunday at the home of Mrs.JT, Ewart, -0- Mrs, Mary Flynn of The Core visited on Thursday with her friend, Miss May Hamilton, 0 and Mvs, Huekins of Med- Mass.Were supper guests recently of Mr and Mrs, Cameron Stewart, They also called at the homes of Mrs, Annie Barrie and Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Murray.-0\u2026 Mrs, 12, I, Hampson of Montreal spent the week-end at the Hamp- son home, Mr.ford, \u201cn= Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Ferry and Miss Catherine Stuart of Montreal est spent Saturday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Ferry and family.Dr, and Mrs.Townsend and Miss Grace Alexander of West- mount were callers at the same home.-0= Mr.and Mrs.Adrien Sparrow and family and Mrs.J.Darvraugh spent Sunday in Lacolle where they ware guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Bourdon.0e Miss Katharine Goodfellow of New York City spent Saturday at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Stanley Currie and renewed other acguitin- tances, -O- Mrs, Raymond Mowal is attending à counell meeting of the Ladies Curling Association being held in the YW.CA, in Montreal today (Wednesday) \u201c= Mrs, Jennie llelm spent the week= end in Montreal and attended the forty-sixth annual session of the International Association of Rehbec- kal Assemblies at the Queen ICliza- beth Hotel, She also attended the reception honouring Marjorie 8S.Chase president of the International Association of Rebekah Assemblies, by the Rebekah Assembly of Rhode Ishind, U.S.A, ne Mr, James Black of Calgary.Alta.was it recent guest at the home of Mi and Mrs, Chas.BE.Boyce, (0 Adam Sellar who spent days visiting relatives und friends in the Toronto \u2014 Windsor area returned to her home last Thusday.Her week-end guests included Miss Helen Forest of Montreal and Mr, Ernest Wadley of Ste.Therese, Mrs, several -0- UNITED CHURCH NEWS The first mecting of the fall season of V'nit 4 and 5 of Hunting- don ULC was held Sept.5th at the chureh with twelve members present and Mrs.Lillitn Murray presiding, The devotional program opened with the singing of hymn 5 Then Mrs, M.Sanderson read from the seriptures, Acts 17: 22.28 The meditation wus read by Mrs, Edna MeCoy who then led the group in prayer.Hymn 252 closed the devotions.The trensurer ice cream social held in July anda said that the proceeds had been turned over to the executive of the reported on the UC AW.The units agreed to take the Sept.general meeting.The units\u2019 project for the Fall Bazaar will be a neurly - new book table.All members ave asked to get their books in by Nov.1st.to any of the following: Mrs, Eunice Wallace, > \u201cIn every field there is one outstanding value to which all others are compared.In memorials, that one is Rock of Ages®.\u201d \\GBES \u2014 (A | Tel.829-2386 P.O.Box 340 Ormstown and Mrs.family of Montreal West spent Sun- Blachford, MeCov's Store and Moe- his Lean's Store, A ÆEEEE - Huntingdon Locals - Lillian Murray, Mrs.Pat Unit 1 of the United Church Women were entertained at the Lome of Mizs Elsie Elder on Wednesday afternuon, September 12th Mrs, DAL Wits present and short devotional period of the lesson from the study bouk, \u201cThe Word and the Way\u201d, This wax followed hy several items of business and plans for future work in this unit.Following the hymn, \"I Love to Tell the story,\u201d Mrs.HL L.5, Patterson gave a very interesting talk on Formosa taken from the study ook, \u201cThe Rim of Axi.\u201d A vote of thanks was given Miss Elder for her hospitality and Fraser, leader conducted a with part delicious refreshments was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Alma Wilson, -0- Private First lass, Francis 0 Prevost, Medieal Airborne Fort t\u2018ampbell, Kentucky spent ten days recently nt the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs, J.11, Prevost in Gara den City.\u20140o0\u2014 Mess Adam LL.Sellar has returned home from Toronto, where she ate tended the celebration of the H0th Wedding Anniversary of her Dbro- therein-Jlaw and sister, Mr, and Mrs.ALK Stringer, of Windsor, On- tio, The reception avus held a the home of their son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs, Wallace Stringer of Kirk DBradden Road, Toronto.Mr, Stringer retired in 1950 ns manager of the Walkerville branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.Upon his retirement he heeame President of the Essex County ans cer Society and manager of the Beach Grove Golf Club.Mr.and Mrs.Stringer have two sons, Arthur Stringer of Chatham who attended the celebration with his wife, and Wallace Stringer, two grandehildren, and Debrn Stringer.Mr wits on the staff on the Townships Bank in flun- tingdon from 1407 to 1909 and met his wife, the former M:iuwgaret Morris, in \u2018Huntingdon, They were married in Wallace, Nova Scotia on the eleventh of September 1917 and went to Winnipeg to reside, They have Ponnie Stringer astern Among the out-of-town gests were Mrs, Adion Le Sellar of Tlun- tingdon, Mr.Ernest Wadley, Mone treal and My.and Mrs Morris Hunter, Tillsonburg, Ontario, -0- Hold Service In Renovated Church The congregaton of Sto Andrew's Preghyterinn Churel have resumed activities in their Chureh after repair and redecoration to the sanctuary, The work wis under the supervision of Mr Delbert toodfellow and was ques out during the month of August and the first week of September, The Board of Managers plan to lay new Thrpeting in the near future, The Church School commenced Last Sunday and Rally Day will he observed this coming Sanday.0 Huntingdon County Hospital Notes Huntingdon County 1lospital wishes to acknowledge an anna membership from Miss Mabel Mace Millan amd donations of $150 cach from Mrs, Sella MeK, Allen and Mr.WiHard M.Allen.The hospital is also grateful to Mr.Wallace Vase of St.Anicet for the fresh fish he has given on several pecusions, -0- A Preview.ladies, here's somes thing to really zo to your head.Up to-date fashions and unusual décorations are to he interesting features of the Milllnery and Aca cessors Show and Afternoon \u201cTes, which the ladivs of St.John's Anglican Guild will sponsor in the Church Hall on Thursday, september 27th at 5 pm, AN hots and accegsories are to he supplied hy Mercedes Dress Shoppe, flaunting don, and it fs hoped that al fi shion conscious ladies will not miss this opportunity of preview; the pew.est fall and winter mule, =0- Miss Kathleen eid, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Bed left on Monday for Macdonald College 15 commence her studies in the Home Sconomies course.0 Miss Dorothy Forget, dauughter of Mr.and Mrs Jos.Forget Jr left today (Wednesdayy for Mav- donald College where she will ente the School for Teachers, -0- Rev.and Mes, IL D Melenn, Montreal to see them well them off and their new ~0- wslh in VEU, Allison University in SaekviD.N.B.where he is entering the BL Su.course in Engineering.= Mr and Mrs.Molyec an rame | Inst Wednesday from Puffalo NV where they had been called by the sudden death of Mr Carl Mrs, Boisseau's brother, -n- Mra, I.Hunter » Tuesday from North tario, after epending at the home cf M, Alec Sim and family.Taner, F.returned Cower, On- several dave «nd Mrs, HR on -n and Mrs, Camille and Mare spent nt the home Thomas Mr.Dehbie visiting Mrs, stown, Téagros, Bunday of Mr.and Forrester in -0- Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Thompson returned on Monday evening from Halifax where thelr son, Blair.left on a freighter for England.Blair is taking a years course in teacher training at the Steiner Teacher Training School in Sussex, Trix and Iona left Jast Thursday fon Glasgow, Scotland aboard the \u2018Empress of Canada.Me and Mrs, Jon Proudfoot rnatored to; John MeClatehie, son of Mr ant! Mrs.Wo A MeClhitehin let 1 (Wednesday) for Macil mad oo lege to begin his sopliomore vesr in the Agriculture conve, fGearre Bell, son of Mr.and Mee \u2018Pire, Bell leaves on Friday for Mount.Orme MA OT Réan and wife 0° Chat à ; 'adne » \u201d dam SJ and Mi EE Pa mo , Wednesday, Sept.19th, 1962 The Gleaner - shed thea Hrothe M 1 Paun H } | k F oo 7 » Wellington 5 un ee aveloc dir ; Mn What Would You D = \"Bigger and Better\u2019 hat Would You Do Hospital Staff Changes 9g .2 Heverat chanutes na fs et | Th D E none nursing soy ve dhe - n ese ring mergencies: fon County Hespiral HS mn \\ ; ï Mis Frederick bos oe | hon Cl te PSS ' \" minetord while he Mo ft.on \u2018 \u2018 5 hs ' ; .\" Dusty and Apel Kees Bo mea sn ef cons vom vd tu Enuland EC ; ; , They eevee been vopdaesd to M ; Po Cl ee } \u2018 UT Perey Sédulek of tintin! 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MON ie Preston M Moteurs Boticr krow as \u201cBob\u201d While to E : | 5 vu Me Perrit the meet cas ad La host ot trends ov tha Havelock to \u2019 : ' ! } oe = levoional period foto d Ua Henmingford ar a, Unis apry acto \u2019 + \u2019 fot vetiree anes and .4 | uctassen has been attending Have- | ; : : | Coie Ceres presents th Loh Clock Far once he was tove years y a F vr : HS Were QU 1 2-4 orn M: ald Mes Whyte, a nattily deessed \u2019 \u201c © ! el W Honk; Liven sing Mi bout; guntiomon, lives at Cavey Hdl with ! | 10° ) ; ! ! Ds foot copétal Sewn [SERA \"his wife Muriel and ore «on Ross RE = vi : ' q M spit] Vis tir M Was ! \u2018 \u201cwho os pre-ontle a drectve of th, \" eu .h ! ! I MMVII conne i Nope | Havrteek Fair Board, Mr.Whyte Fo x LUE Lo {I SEA he reper den he prage ul purs |'himoolt was à director for 37 years, vo CU CU CY Hise nf cnt que te vie | vie president for six years and ' \" ' | i\" q line room.Mo been ed M ( president for five.\\ q \u201clphoe Wolfbelk ere to uk chape of te | Mr bte maya there is à great t ' fo He ns = vs er the nie dine pm d'fférence in tha manner of es S A n \u2018 (re \" + «ii Mrs PFeuve von vi Co te cattle nowadays, Years * g es i \u201c t ou su 1 Fes for Lome, {on0 tarmers und to take the cat der à du M Mo te LE: se \" \u2019 \u2019 Pire tesoher mectir sw 1 1 fle from the sastures, drive them [00 0 M Ihr tn ! 1 1 he chureh acco x wah A Modder Havelock Fair, and show them, iN pr ted ow \" ils i prie?denis Ms Mat M pi 1 Todé vu, 1e cattle must be cleaned {Foot No ' he tn H \u2018 to aus hostres es CPR qe 6 .a and groomed almost as much as va i I vob Ii ! \u201c with ail meme tops ! {tor owners before they abnes set 1 : se | \" Mivpah Tente on Lie on pin the show ring Bel Whyte is anti 0 ihe on ; mr ha Werte served and aoe dg I Av Lire man and took keen an sod net ' bi , love ltrvest in the Red and White show rs ro : oe \u201cà 1.to) td - - [at Havelock Four.nen I ! ! , | Vol ead à .Mec Allan Thoespaon of Granby, | + You D dined n | lon Diary Of A Vagabond Mi and Mes, Whyte's only daugh : LS he \"oe + t \u201c1 COM fab 5 ter, Aas Lah to Be present at the vibe teh rh | ' Po pot WOMAN IN THE WILDERNESS | O67 Hoan oloele Fane althoagh che ce Phe tn hoe py ; 0 Has mures very few in recent M : ' vu vec ; \u2018 If someone wi ooo Sl yyears, Mr, Thompson, like her ME ha : t found he qrairos pron ane father, has à large apple orchard pattes ward in develonimers \u20ac | sp dj ard emoys the apple displays ot hon during th oe que 8 les eds, Havelock Fair.Do , LITTLE KNOWN FACTS I cold te ee cory ld In Being an official of Havel or | i So \"à \u2018I vu CNT hy a dan deb sired Fair for so many years, the present dre ; , ' mote about had oo des pin à Roard may be justly proun:l of the A blend Mr \u2018 ; tu.voi Kilowatt potential eme tn fact that Mr.Whyvte said Havelock |\" fan nd ! Fo ; \u201c1 - ne dustrial grown, queced ere Th\", Fair tin getting bigger and better be nr 500 homme on { qu non rete (when all the or donne od up each year\u201d, pds on fe pit re mo .y Co a hea rovers produces nag ode take Me, Whyte has relatives throuah pen held Co doe vo that will De wicked wh geet ney oot the Counties of Honlingdon 080 0 00 br erneed on C \u2019 \\ Wy {oho and of oll thon the | and Chateauquay and, incidentally, PU hee to \" \u2018 : of routine, than Fhe een cid Jae cn uoete of RL A.UBab\" Whyte vel \u2018 pen 5, \" fo to (tbsorh durin the you I nt Huntingdon, boned extoted an ahs plane The only way Leona ah one le : =, .i sr et ; î ; | Whole brgenin pres ma tel 14 Pre For Superior and Per-onmal Seruice Order aetuoliy be there 1 » creed ann frs 0, vont P'1bots a fa Your Flowers Prec t | Loti ! working all the duvluht hour att, prie qu nes del Ï Manitoba's Chand Tapad Poser [gg : Lt.I Co n .| D k Fl } dvetopment, eats ee 4 à PI Little Denmar ower Shop with the fact they had bean ge DL Cer von y he s | «| ging at the dot for ne than prop Vral 6 Ce eo 1 quert, Roxham Road [oenunmingHior éfght hors, Here wa the 61] mn vd tre \u201crace TRIER , > , .race Spiclt of pioneering.reborn.Plon po not 4 Cait and ane Phone ( H.7.2690 or Zenith 72550 Was ne clock wutelcne tes rouk 14 patte Hoot pn bach | : | : AVENEL GE Te care NT (Ormstonen, Howick, Franklin Contre and wo Nii \u201cHe comme couv fe td Many Benefit | acolle ) drinks The wore alta ca 1 ; a nm \" Wee th con stn 1 vol cha Co sq 052 n° .so .So or .pe - \u2018 A 3 wether, al onc ea | Sen en Free Daily Deliveries in Vichy of 40 Miles they wers amd oo | a Pr a 4 ee \u2014 me 0e them parting ter io , ! 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inlaid parlor table, large 929 _, rise canto.no He Sine vena BA but the es surprises |v ben © bee teanbers où the d'om- nenwe nde ther feelings rien tatcek IE ans sda, Bd, Coon, Patan and Gilnone swe re no 2! oN ssi tein mi vi He, t ' \u201cneed to Le that tr PR Mo = 1 Harold Merciral, - es pee Cll Ver 1e su (run would \u201crer hr AN \u2019 mo Loose.foetory #0 Toto ale rr Con Lone - Wants Better Terms Prime NLL 112 enhaser Che pater ! thee ns when said 10 a ose time tit cade ~ RTE I UT \u2018a trade SSP IE = Ih.To sn far Gores .co Me sad hr would vue last 0H «press for Ier terms ond cai thar a ture ther prime frs ts Coanferenre ald Pee dd bc tore BR an makes Sp er mind, All Conon 1 moohqlrers share thee ste these Toors about Bivitinm = proposed tiemirer-tiip, A: Present they cn stp toost of \u2018heir Hreduets duiv-free into the Pritish sine For Chopin this meant se 1 Genet Worth of exports collin Los var hu four per nt wett cn duiy-fres, Hofirctain qelr=s the \u20ac antmpen Mar- vi A MH Mean chor Within 10 vear=s tte if not all of this taritr preterones will disappears This will assortment of potted plants.single bed with spring-filled mattress washstands, brown metal bed! with spring-filled mattress, trunk, beautiful marble-top stand with drawer and 2 doors.high chair, drop-icaf table.oil lamps.lawn chairs, Quebec heater.large assortment of good carpenter tools.shop: vise, new extension ladder, garden tools ktzhen utensi*s, dishes glassware, lawn mower, folding chairs, canner complete, window screens and many items not listed, All to be sold without reserve as the property has been sold.Terms: Cash.Due to the large amount to sell the sale shall commence at 12.30 sharp.Refreshments available.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer Tel.H'don CO.34-2289 Public Auction Thursday, September 27 at the farm of Mr.Edmund Sproule 1' 5 miles southwest of Franklin Centre The Following: 22 head of cattle consisting of 8 Holstein cows, 4 Jersey cows, all of | which are bred for spring.5 1, year-old Holstein heifers (open), 2 1.year-old Jersey heifers (open), 1 Registered yeariing heifer (open) Holstein, Reg.2-year.old Jersey bull, yearling Holstein bull, Holstein bull calf * mos.Holstein heifer calf 4 mos.The entire Herd is vaccinated.Yorkshire boar 4 mos., Yorkshire sow 4 mos.500 bales of hay, 4 mows of loose hay.quantity straw, M-H 101- tractor with power take-off.wagon on rubber, hay rack, manure spreader: dump rake: 3-sec.spring-tooth grubbers: land roller.double-disc potato spade, 2-fur- row tractor-plow, single plow, Case threshing mill, 60 ft.drive-belt, 1954 Chevrolet sedan, orchard sprayer.whitewash sprayer, pig rack, fan.ners, 12 milk cans, 2 strainers, Coca-Cola cooler in good condition, quantity of household furniture and many small tools used about the farm.All to be sold wit\" sut reserve.Terms: Cash, Sale at 1 P.M.Sharp.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer.AUCTION SALE FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT.28, 8 O'CLOCK t HALL Block, a GROVE Braithwaite Bros.Huntingdon.Household Effects of Mr, Peter Rhedes full particulars next week.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer Public Auction Saturday, September 29 at the farm of Mr.Edgar Boileau 4 miles west of Hemmingford on Route 52 The Following: 24 head of cattle consisting of 1\u20ac milk cows (mostly spring cows), 8 open heifers, 2 work horses, M-H tractor (101 Jr.) (-H-C 2-furrow tractor-plow, single plow, |-H-C disc drill seeder with fertilizer attachment like new, 1-H-C- double discs, hay loader, hay mower, Dion thresher on rubber, 1-H-C 2-row cultivator, grain binder, Dion corn blower, Cockshutt side-rake, dump rake |-H-C 2-wheel manure spreader on rubber (new), fanners, potato spade, M.-H circular saw like new, double harness, scales 2000 ib cap.pig rack, Surge milker unit.M-H double milker _unit, cream separator with motor, Star 8-can spray-type milk cooler, Star new, milk cans, pails and strainer, M-D 2-wheel corn planter like new.stoneboat new, Cockshutt double wagon on rubber with rack and other small items not listed.All to be sold without reserve as Mr Boileau is giving up farming.Terms: Cash.Sale at 1 P.M.sharo, LYEL! [| GRAMAM, urn Cardo which Jast vear did 16 percent of her export trade with Pactoan, bao at will Hurt New Zes- 40 and Australie anore and, from \u201cTout state rents sed by other minonw calth members, 0 appears are even mare d'artuil.Britain Determined Jrespire Sue tne nts they js re cdi acion Prime Minister Macratlian 15 any less determited to press forward with the necotiations ard the question NOW seems to be whether Brun will he able to Hit terms reasonably satisfac- Lory to her Commonwealth partners, Lin discussing aiternnzives to Britons entry, Prime Minister Diefen- Public Auction Wednesday October 3rd at the farm of the late Frank Monique - 2 tavs UP Muntinguun on Route 4 The Following Property: 27 head of vaccinated high-grade Holstein cattle consisting of 15 sulk cows, 3 of which are fresh, » due in Lctcber and November, 2 due in December, 2 due in January, the balance bred for February and Maren; high-grade bull 13 mos.; 11 open heiters; This is a well- bred dairy herd.1 work horse, Ford tractor hydraulic), Ferguson 2- furrow hydraulic plow, Ford pulley, steel wheels for Ford tractor, Surge milker complete with 2 pails, piping etc\u2026 10 8-gal.milk cans, pails and strainer, Viking cream separator, double discs like new, disc-drill seeder, 4-section finishing harrow, nydraulic rigatler, side-rake, hay mower hayioader, corn binder, grain binder grapple forks, for baled hay (Vachon), rubber-tired wagon, hay rack.M-H tractor.manure spreader on rubber, circular saw, endless belt grindstone, electric clippers, 300 bu.oats, 30 cord of dry stove-wood (mostiy hardwood), 8 cord furnace-block wood 14 ins.), cedar pickets, larg: tarpaulin, 200-gal.gas-tank with hose, 25 puliets app.5 mos.old, sap buckets and spouts, forks, chains and all small farm tools.Household furniture consisting _of _Findlay white enamel kitchen range for wood or coal white enamel 4-burner gas siove, electric refrigerator coffee table like new, buffalo robe, Jacket heater, office desk, studio couch, rockers, beds, dressers, dishes and other items not listed._- All to be sold without reserve as -he farm has been sold.Terms: Cash.Due to the large amount to sell the sale shall commence at 12 noon.Refreshments available.LYELL J.GRAHAM, Auctioneer, H'don.CO.4-2289.Toy ites thi! fractsu Tel: Auction Sales by Lyell J.Graham AUCTIONEER Friday, October 5 Livestock and farm machinery.Glenelm Saturday, October 6 at ZEPHIR DENEAULT farm at MISS HATTIE SHEARER farm, haker mentioned the possibility of expansion J trade within the Come monweatth, However, it appears [roue Likely that in the long run the possible =oltion to the problem of loss of trade preference in Britain ney come from Washington, lie sident Kennedy is within sight of hls oul of winning Con- vresstonal approval for hls plan to ve gotiate Important tarifl euts with be Common Market countries, Une der internationst trading agrees ments, such cuts would alse be available to other nations and in cine this could mean that Common.sealth countries could make up the most, 1 net all, of tbe losses from he removal of preferential tariffs Sa Brain, Choose New Moderator The Unoced Church of Canada got ines nioderator when Dr, Jiunes EL Mortehimor of Toronite was eleet- d'atothe th General Council in Londen, On, to stuececed Hit.Mev.Hush A Meteo.Pres Mutehrnor, Ti Lan outspoken Neri list Ww no served as secretory of \u201che United \u2018hüreh bourd of evan- liste and service for 25 Vers, Pres Melaoul so iered a controversy wath his fined muessage when he sod in inttux of Homan catholle bnmi- rats oN bring an end to \u201cliberty owe Know 0 Catholie churehmen social cacted 15 denouneine the states sent = responsible\u201d aod lridie- alous The council took up \u2018he question + divorec steve stiing à royal come missiot te set Up by the federal roaverignent 6 cotsider adding wil- 01 desetiion for ghee Venrs, gross rants and Mnronitv that fails te + spoaral tilter five veurs of treats nent as additional rounds, At present adultery 1x the only grounds or divorcee in mest provinces.Sohlen's Death Ir flole rt the convieted American spy, diet in a London spital List week ending the lezal soblen, Hatile over atlemiqmis to send him eek to the United States t6 serve vo lite sentence, An overdose of a was Inter found to have the United States led to trans thas cine from fis death, sobden had =Ripped $100,000 bail in June and died fled to Israel, He was + Xpelled from there and put on plane hound for New York dut \u201citemmpted suicide and Was removed rom the aireraft for treatment in London, His deathr came after he had exhausted Lral atiempt= te void being = nt Trek to the UE.New Cuban Crisis lieports of a ic Hoviet Troop buëtdup in Cuba have produced new tensions, Mame Us political leaders Doadient do they were strongly in yor of American nrilitary action vruinst the Caribbean island but Presiden: Kennedy said such action i= nether required nor justified at this tinie.Moscow wot into the act by saving that any US.attack on the island could result in nuclear Wat Fear Violence Bev, Martin Lather King, a leader of the Negro campaign for racial equadity In the southern United Stites, is noted for his insistence that (he campaign violence, But, he says, there are elements among Negroes who don't uxrèée.He sent à telegram te President Kennedy saying that some Negroes are arming themselves and that une Le pace af desegregation is stepped Up there may be 0 \u201cdark nich of rioting\u201d The tetegrmn Negro church = in à farm eommus nity pear Albany, Gul had been Dbestroxed hy fire, ane of series of aiacks on Netro property.= the came after CHANCE DISCOVERY BELL ISLAND, Nfld.(UP -The extensive iron ure deposits here were first discovered after a fisherman in 18% pleked up a red rock couse a= an anchor for his net, The rock was identified as bron ore when he vsited Halifax.avoid: two, Migratory Bird Regulations For Quebec There will be Nu open season for cunvasbuck and redhead ducks in Quebec this year according to the 1962 Migratory Bird Regula- Lions, details vf which were released today by the Canadian Wildlife Service, Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources.This action has been taken to further protect these birds which continued to deeline seriously.The popubttion of canvasbueks and red- heitds has now reached a dangerously low level and hunters are asked to be particularly careful not to kil any of these ducks.The duily bag limit for wood dueks remains 2, but the possession limit has been raised from 2 10 4 Also, un or after October two addition] scaup or gold- ducks may he taken each The possession limits have changed and it is now permissible to possess an additional 12 ducks in a person\u2019s residence ay in a cold storage locker, Those persons who hunt migratory birds on Lake St Francis will be affected by i new regulation concerning the placement of blinds amd decoys.In that portion 2%.vheye day.been of Lake St.Francis south of the matin navigational channel and west of tire line running south- rasterly from navigational buoy No.TIF to the eastermost of two navigational lights near Pointe Dupuis, no person shall use a blind or decoy at nu greater distance than 200 yards from the shore of the Lake, a natural rush bed thick enough to conceal 0 hoat, or the waterline forming « boundary of private property.Phe 1882 bag limits in Quebec and 12, but after October 27 the ae limit is increased by 2 scaup ox voldeneve ducks.an additional 4 vf these specles may be possessed.The bag and possession limits for rails, coots, and gallinules are #6 and 12, and for woodeoek $ and 16.The bag limit for Wilson's snipe ix S, with ho possession limit.The daily limit for geese is 5 and there ix a possession limit of 15, not more than 19 of whieh may he an species other than greater snow goose, Anyone who has a possession for ducks are 6 and permit to keep migratory birds must not allow the birds to come within one- quarter mile of any waterfowl hunting areu, 1f migratory birds held under permit are found within that limit, it is assumed under the law that they are being Used as live decoy, aniting regulations changed across Canada, and it is now permissible to hunt within one-quarter mile of an area which has een baited, avhervas previously the limit was one-half mile.Have heen The season dates are: Ducks (other than Canvasbacks and Redheads), Geese, Rails, Coots, Gallinules and Wilson's Snipe in the Northern District \u2014 September 8 to December 16.In the Central District \u2014 September 15 to December 16.the Southern District \u2014 September 12 to December 16.Woodcock In the Northern District \u2014 September 29 to December 1, the Central District \u2014 September 29 to December 1.In the Southern Distriet \u2014 Hoptember 29 to Decembor 1 Hi T1 HISTORIC MILL OTTERVILLE, Ont.(CP) «An old frame grist mill operating with water power hus been in continuous service since 1845 in this area near Woodstock, The original wooden dam however has been replaced hy a cement structure, HOT ENOUGH SAULT STE.MARIE, Ont, (\u201815 =Weather records show Sault temperatures never have gone beyond ÿ« degrees.In the past 73 summers , thelo mark was reached on 41 oc- cnstons, 8 only four times.NEW GOLDEN DISCOVERY IN SALADS Precious gold was discovered 66 years ago in the northwest corner of our country and August 17th is still celebrated in that territory to mark the event.As wonderful as the gold from the Yukon is this Golden Apricot Salad from Carnation Havelock ! 40 head cattle and farm machinery Monday, October 8 at T.J.GRAHAM residence, Athel-! stan, Household effects and many | antiques.Saturday, October 13 Farm of ELPHEGE ALLEN, Aubrey.! Livestock and farm machinery.| Wednesday, October 17 | ARTHUR BUCHANAN farm, Howick.\u2014 Holstein cattle and farm machinery.Saturday, October 20 L.LEFEBVRE farm, Herdman Corners.120 head Reg.Holsteins, Saturday, October 27 at JOHN\u2019 STANDAGE farm.Ormstown.Holstein cattle and farm + Tel: M'don, Co.4.2289.equipment.Company Limited, ideal for any festive occasion, yet ccon- omical and easy to make with instant pasteurized powdered skim milk.so convenient to use, rich tasting, Golden Apricot Salad (Makes about 8 servings) 1 cup canned apricot syrup (or apricot syrup and water) 1 3-ounce package lemon-flavored gelatin.21% cups ceored apricot halves (1 28-ounce can, drained), 15 cup chopped cucumber 14 cup chopped pecans 1/3 cup mayonnais.214 cups whipped instant pasteurized powdered skim milk* Heat syrup or syrup and water to boiling point.Add gelatin; stir until gelatin is dissolved.Chill until thickened.Arrange 8 apricot halves in bottom of 1'2-quart mold.Chop remaining apricot halves.Add chopped apricots, cucumber, pecans and mayonnaise to gelatin mixture, Blend.Mix with whipped instant skim milk powder.Spoon into salad mold, Chill until firm (about 3 hours).Unmold.Garnish with crisp salad greens, as desired.*To whip instant pasteurized powdered skim milk (Makes about 214 cups).1.Mix lé cup instant skim milk powder with 14 cup ice water.2.Whip until soft peaks form (3-4 minutes).Add 2 tablespoons lemon juice.3.Continue beating until stiff peaks form (3-4 minutes longer), .- Championship Plowing Taking Place At St.It is almost 140 years since the first plowing match was held in Western Quebec; that was in 1823 at Ste.Martine in Chateauguay county, und on that vecasion there were seven English-speaking farmers and five French competitors.This year another bilingual plowing mateh js being planned in Western Quebec, across the St.Lawrence River in Soulinges county, The top plowmen of Quebec will be competing at the Sth annual Quebec Provincial Championship Plowing Match tu be held at St.Telesphore on September 28 und 29, in conjunction with the annual Soulunges County Match.Teams of two plowmen from at least seven Match Telesphore counties, from the Eastern Townships to the Ottawa Valley will be vieing for the honor of representing Quebec in the National champion ships next year.In addition to the Quebec Championship represented by the Esso Trophy, there will be a Junior champlonship class for young plowe men under 20, as well as more thun a dozen lucul clusses, when entries from nearby Bastern Ontario are expected tu add interest and Keen competition to the annual Soulan- ges County Plowing Match.The two-day program will Le climaxed on Saturday night hy a banquet in the St.Telesphore High School.Industrial methods and machines are becoming more and more complex, with the result that industry generally Is demanding that a young person entering apprentlce- ship or other training positions, has a good knowledge of high school subjects Including mathematics and science, Without these, he may never get a Chance to take specialized tralning.You could find yourself in dead- end employment, Jubs dequiring little training or education are often dead-end jobs.Many persons who leave school early, ill-equlpa ped to meet the needs of business and industry, find themselves In You Could Shut Yourself Off from Training Opportunities jobs which have little future and limited promotion possibilities.You could be headed for a lifetime of insecurity perhaps even unemployment.Tt is generally true that a company or business Keeps Its most highly skilled and trained employees during slack periods or when changeovers to now machines and processes are taking place.The unskilled and untrained workers are usually the first to go, Even if a skilled ov well-educated man is released from \u201cwork, his Gjrances of getting à job elsewhere are increased thy the facet he has a high degree of training or education.The Child\u2019s Vision And Its Development The child learns to pee us he learns to walk and talk.Here is a truth that parents and teachers must never forget, This development of vision can Le done fur better ut for avorse, The visual experiences of ~hild are acquired but confusedly, The learn to distinguish them, clas- Sifÿ them, order them.apprehend heir significations.It is through practice and exercises that visual knowledge will become gradually more distinet, In this process of development, the sense of touch the spontancously child must and the local movements of the child play a very important purt, The child learns to see equally at the level of his nerves and muxsdles, He must develop the motility of his eyes, their convergence at near point, their :uda- puttion at different distances, their brain coordination, their ability of fixation, All these things require many vents of exercices.Although the child is born with visual mechanisms and u natural iptitude tv see, these visual me- \u2018hanisms and this natural aptitude develop under the interior drive of the organism and along the visual requirements of the environment.But if the visual tasks p£ the child are too hard for his degree maturitv.his visual mechanisms tend to deteriorate, So visual problems appear, as the binoecular disorgaunizution and myopia, The science of optometry reveals to us that when the child begins tr go to school at the age of à or 6.he has not yet reached the visual maturity to cope with the aclhiool task.Therefrom the frailty of his visual mechanisms which can suffer easily from tensions and degeneration, The optometrist can alone save the situation, In regard to the first symptoms, he will iprescribe at near point glasses that will reduce the tensions and facilitate the comprehension.More than that he will prescribe visual training to strengthen the child's visual system and make it very easily operating.(Published with the approval of the Visual Welfare League, Incorporated of the Province of Que- hee.) \u2018facts.Milk PASTEURIZATION The pasteurization of milk should be one of Canada's health objectives, Reference was made to this fact in the brief universal (presented to the Royal Commission on Health by the Health League of Canada.There Is no question about the is characterised as one vf the best uf all fouds, yet, although it is nutritious for humans, it is also nutritious for bacteria.Therefore, unpasteurized milk may carry a varlety of diseases.Raw milk has an effect on the increase ol Infant mortality.epidemics of milk borne typhoid have not been unusual, Undulant Fever and Tuberculosis also may have thelr origin in milk which is not pasteurized.Therefore, the need for pasteurization is very evident.The Health League of Canada in [ts brief to the Royal Commission stated that considerable progress has been made in cities and although there hits been a resultant decrease not pasteurized.even in cities, while in rural areas.it is not known how much milk is pasteurized.The Health League has been con= tinuously campaigning for universal pasteurization of milk, In cities a law for the compulsory pasteuriza- tlon of milk would be effective, In many rural areas compulsion seems to be impossible, The only solution ls à wide spread campaign of education which it is hoped.will lead to compulsory pasteurization of milk in all provinces.At the moment, legislation exists in only two provinces, Ontario and Saskatchewan.In view of the fuet that compulsory pasteurization in the rural areas is difficult, à continuous campaign as to the virtues of pasteurization sake of people living in rural areas, hut in order to create the public opinion which will utimately result in more Province-wide laws.Canada-Sized Desert The total area of the Sahara Desert lis 3,500,000 square miles, not far short of the area of Canada, puints out the Book of Knowledge, from east to west.Its greatest length is 3200 miles, width is 1400 miles.in milk bourne disease, yet all mlik is becomes necessary not only for the | There are more than one and a half million women in Canada with paid jobs, and the lurgest, group of women workers is in manufacturing.AFTERNOON - TEA Millinery and Accessory Show THURSDAY, Sept.27 at 3 P.M.8T.JOHN'S CHURCH HALL, HUNTINGDON Tickets 75¢c.Millinery and Accessories Suppplied by MERCEDES DRESS SHOPPE Door Prize RESERVE THURS.OCT.4th FOR BINGO AT NOTRE DAME SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sponsored by NOTRE DAME ALUMNI A RALLY AND WORK-SHOP is to be held by United Church Women Howick High School SATURDAY, SEPT.29 from 10 a.m.to 3.30 p.m.Members of Montreal Presbyterial will be present and regional church groups are urged to attend.Dinner will be served at noon in the Unitad Chuareh Hall.stuff of Canada\u2019s federal government in March, 1962, including its departments, corporations and agencies, numbered 337,083, and payroll for the month was $127 million.\u2014 Quick Canadian Fucts RESERVE OCTOBER 4 Annual Turkey Supper at HOWICK UNITED CHURCH RESERVE THURSDAY, OCT.18th Turkey Supper ST.ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH Hemminglord RESERVE Thursday, October 25 TURKEY SUPPER Athelstan Presbyterian .Church Full Particulars Later of Montreal Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary Socicty (W.D.) of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will be held Tuesday evening, September 25th, at 8 P.M.in MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH \"AN OPEN MEETING\" the 14th Anniverary, Buffet Supper under auspices of ORMSTOWN CHAPTER ORDER OF EASTERN STAR Ormstown Presbyterian Church Hall Friday, September 28th, 5 to 7.30 o\u2019clock P.M.Entertainment by Ormstown Band and Local Artists ADULTS: $1.26 \u2014 CHILDREN under 12 years: 75c.Adults $1.25 RIVERFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TURKEY SUPPER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 COMMENCING 5 P.M.Children .75 Field Secretary, Board of Dr.and Mrs.Prior were active RALLY ST.PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH Ormstown WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 8 P.M.SPECIAL SPEAKERS DR.and MRS.KENNETH H.PRIOR World Mission, the United Church of Canada.in Agricultural and Educational Mission Work in many parts of Africa for 30 years.A COLLECTION WILL BE TAKEN NOTICE TO HUNTINGDON BOY SCOUTS AND CUBS IMPORTANT MEETINGS Boy Scouts will meet THURSDAY, September 20th Cubs of both Packs will meet TUESDAY, September 25th FRANKLIN THEATRE MALONE N.Y.VE - IN FREE SUSVEUTUE - SAT.FRI.AZAR TER BI, a 24) AU EU a HANGING TREF ! i Gary Cooper \u2014 Maria Schell |S NO MOVIES ON MON.-TUES.WED.THURS.'B NS SS SS TS oT SAVE THIS AD.1.00 per car admission fee.Mon., Tues., Wed., Thur; | CANADIAN MONEY ACCEPTED at PAR - SUN,, SEPT.21 BOMBER B-52 Natalic Wood \u2014 Karl Malden - also - NO EXCHANGE ,( CHARGED Children under 12 admitted FREE - 22 - 23 / Ë A 0 ern- l a.pay- lion, wets or 3th er \u2018ED 1 Be Lg ams amie ts E 1 For Sale YASHICA CAMERA: 2!4 x 24 with leather carrying oase, only $25, Apply to Mr, Oney or Keith Howden at The Gleaner Office, Huntingdon.BOAT AND MOTOR: fiberglass runabout ideal for skiing with 40 h.p.Scott (guaranteed).Priced at $750.for quick sale.Apply Keith Howden at The Gleaner Office Huntingdon.ONE 2-year-old Angus heifer.Apply Josef.Dermert, Tel: 827-2360, Franklin Centre.ONE modern small dining room set, 8 pieces, also antique grand piano.Call 825-2182, Howick.BALED HAY, good quality.Apply George McKell, Ormstown, Que., Tel: 829-2646.SNOW FENCE and fibrene silo paper for temporary silos now in stock.McCoy Bros, Tel: CO.4-5392, HARD MAPLE stove wood, also mixed wood.Tel: COQ.4.5292, REGISTERED Molzi li eiives.Vi.A.McClatchie, Huntingdon, CO.4-2347, SEVEN HEIFERS, Grade Holstein, 30 months old, to freshen in December.Oswald Gregory, St.Chrysostome, 200 BU.OATS; one manure spreader, John Deere, in good condition; 250 ft.elm plank; also school bus.Elmer Duheme, Tel: CO.4-5866, Huntingdon.CORN BINDER with loader, International, like new.Albert Billette, Ormstown, 829-2179, COLEMAN oil furnace, medium.Mrs.Fred Robidoux, CO.4-2218.THREE Beagle pups, litter registered, 4 months, 2 males, 1 female, $25.00 Contact Howard McCracken, R.R.1, Atheistan.177 TV FOR SALE, bargain, $35.Sgt.R.Provost, 26 King St, Huntingdon.Ce DRY HARD Maple stove and furnace blocks at $5.00 a cord.Emile Taillefer, Tel: CO.4-2518 after 7 P.M, G.E.DRYER for sale for $50, Call CO.4-3439, after 6 P.M.50 LAYING HENS, one year old.R.R.Ness and Sons Ltd, Howick, Tel: 825-2537.PULLETS, Red x Rock, five months old, early October.Apply W.Ross Elliot, Howick, 825-2119 or 825-277, 1953 FORD COACH in good run- re TE Tr Sei a | TURNIPS by the bag or the en- ONE used THC corn harvester, one § SPACE HEATER and 200 gal.oil ning condition.Bill Baillie, Howick, Tel: 825.2383, 1954 FORD panel truck in good condition.J.P.Fortune, tindon, CO.4-3222, FEW CORDS dry hard block wood, cut for furnace or fireplace.Call H.W.Waldie, CO.4-5794, BALL OF FIRE heater, smokeless, pipeless, used only 7 times, like new, no longer needed, moving to heated appartment, Apply Myrtle Benoit, CO.4-2902, 14 Cemetery St.ONE CORN BINDER for sale; also standing corn.A, R.Santoire, St.Chrysostome, Tel: 826-4988.THREE-PIECE chesterfield sat, good condition.Apply after 7 p.m.to Gordon Smaill, 44 King St., Huntingdon, Tel: CO.4-5467.1957 DODGE SEDAN, 6 cyl.with standard transmission, or 1955 Meteor coach.Apply Keith How- den, 23 Henderson St, Hunting- don, or The Gleaner Office.GOOD TOP SOIL, cement gravel, lane gravel, crushed stone and field stone.Also available in small amounts.Tel: after 6 p.m.Ben Harrigan end of King St, Huntingdon, CO.4-3137.COLLIE PUPS.Tel: CO.4-2080.MACHINE for making cement blocks, slightly used.George Ar- lett, Tel: CO.4-5546.1959 BUICK, \u2018two door hardtop, automatic, radio, in perfect condition, Russel Milne, Huntingdon, Tel: CO.4-5980.JUST RECEIVED truck washing machines, selling at $98.39 up.Also some electric dryers at a good savings.Combination freezer - refrigerator, regular , $449.00 for $335.00.A._R.Santoire, St.Chrysostome.200 LEGHORN pullets, 5 Holstein cows, 2 freshened and 2 to freshen next month Rene Re- millard, Franklin Centre.Hun- load of tire crop, strawberry plants, raspberry canes, carrots, Hubbard squash, Acorn squash, tomatoes, pumpkins, summer savory, sage, parsley and mint, A.S.i Hayter, Tel: CO.4-5715.ONE Holstein heifer, freshen in October.James Tucker, Franklin Centre, Tel: 827-2405.used IHC 64 combine with grain tank, 1 used Allis Chalmers P.T.0.forage harvester.Chilton _ Bros, Ellenburg Depot, N.Y, tank with pipe and fittings.Tel.1 For Sale ONE G.E.Television 17\", one Westinghouse frig; two girl's winter coats, size 12; one girl's winter coat, size 6x.All in good condition.Tel: CO, 4-5459, POWER take-off International corn harvester wlth loader.Call Malone 483.3619, after 6 P.MA FIVE PIECE bedroom set, like new.Apply Tel: 829-2282, 14 Lig- get St, Ormstown YEAR-OLD Barred Rock hens, laying.Apply Reg Taylor, The Gore, phone CO.4-5566.OIL STOVE with water front and a lot of venetian blinds.Leonard Ener, 12 Somerville St., Hunting- don.CO.4-3026, 3 Property For Sale 11 CHATEAUGUAY ST., Hunting- don, house with two complete bathrooms, one large garage and two private garages easy terms can be arranged.Apply at Robert Trepanier, 87 Queen, Lindsay, Ontario.4 To Rent FOUR ROOMS at 55 Dalhousie St.Call Mrs.Maurice Lefebvre, CO.4-3080.FOUR room apartment, situated at 2A King St.Apply David Sauve, 20 Cemetery St., Tel.: CO 4-2031, Huntingdon.FURNISHED HOUSE, 2 miles from Port Lewis, modern conveniences, bus passes door.Only retired persons need apply, older couple or man.Apply Myrtle Benoit, Tel: CO.4-2902 or CO.4-2830.APARTMENT TO RENT at 172A Chateauguay St, Huntingdon, available October 1st, 1962.Apply Laberge & Lalonde Ltd, 176 Chateauguay St, Huntingdon Phone CO.4.5432, FIVE room apartment in Athel- stan, inside plumbing, drilled well and a good basement.Tel: CO.4-2165.SIX room house with bath, 220 wiring, furnace, hot water, redecorated.Mrs.Moffat, 20 Bridge St, Ormstown, Que, Tel: 829.2668.GARAGE for one car Chateauguay St, Huntingdon.Apply to CO.4- 5487, DUPLEX, 48 Lampton St.6 rooms and bath, garage, oil furnace, available November 1st.Mrs.R.E.Walsh 10 Lampton St, Orms- town.6 Room and Board ROOM with or without board.Phono CO.4-5205, Huntingdon.ROOM AND BOARD.Apply 30 King St, Tel: CO.4-5180.7 Help Wanted RESPONSIBLE young girl wanted from 15 to 17 years of age, light housework, three children, sleep in $60 a month to start.Write Gleaner Box 6420, Huntingdon, Que.EXPERIENCED Secretary - typist required.Highest salary, good working conditions.Apply stating experience to Gleaner Box 6393 Huntingdon.PART-TIME bus drivers, for Hun- tingdon.Apply Autobus Leduc, _Lo.4-2166, Huntingdon.LADIES of St.Agnes, Dundee, Avon Cosmetics needs an attractive mature woman with car to handle our well-known guaranteed products in your community.Apply Rita Giraldeau, 6 Woodlands Park, De Lery, Cha- teauguay or Call 692-0846, after 6 p.m.7 Help Wanted WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE.If you would enjoy working 2 or 4 hours a day calling regularly each month on a group of Stu- dio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be established in and around Huntingdon, and are willing to make light deliveries, etc, write STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept.CWS-112, 840 Lafleur Ave.Montreal 32.Route will pay up to $5.00 per hour.8 Agents Wanted COST OF LIVING is high! Balance your budget! Apply now for a FAMILEX agency.Profits on more than 250 household necessities mostly: Cosmetics, extracts tonics, alimentary products, brushes, etc.Write to FAMILEX products, Dept.S.-C.Howick, 825-2050, = 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.SPECIAL 1961 CHEVROLET 6 Cylinder AUTOMATIC FOUR DOOR SEDAN C.J.CO.4-5321 SPECIAL KYLE Huntingdon 6) 1 A.Mainville - ® ALUMINUM DOORS and WINDOWS ® FIBERGLASS AWNING AND CARPORTS ® PORCH AND STAIR RAILINGS AT LOWEST PRICES Construction CO-4-5057 10 Wanted to Buy ! FARMERS NEEDING | WE BUY poultry at all times.We dress your poultry ready for the oven or freezer.Egg producers, MORE COWS with 36 months to pay.wholesale and retail.Alcide Chantigny, Ormstown.No down payment TO 1940 , in air con- : dition.Will pay reasonable Pres required.Contact Call Montreal, Collect, 697-504 after 7:00 p.m.ask for Dave OSCAR VAILLANCOURT Driscoll.St.Chrysostome Tel 826-4651 HORSES and COWS 15 Wanted RELIABLE FARM HELP by early October.W.A.McClatchie, Hun- tingdon, Tel: CO.4-2347.A COPY OF History of Chateau- gay, Huntingdon and Beauhar- W A NT E D is Countries.Notify GI Bois again ries otify eaner or Alive A GIRL to care for child 4/2 years! Que Truck Will Pick Up Animals old, while mother works five days a week.Sleep in, $15.00| Work Horses and Saddle Horses weekly.Tel: 827-2249, Franklin For Sale Cen'tre.ARNOLD FARMS LTD.Rep.MARCIAL GIROUX St.Louis de Gonzague Tel: Valleyfield FR.3-9118 16 For Sale or Rent HOUSE, 5 rooms, central heating system.Apply Jacques Chasle, 17 Cross St, Ormstown, Tel: 829- 2640.COUNTRY HOUSE, St.Anicet, furnished or unfurnished.Apply to Gleaner Box 6423.Room and Board FIVE room house.Marcel Crete, Poirier St, Huntingdon, Tel: Room and board for elderly CO.4-3047.people, with nursing care if required.Comfortable country home on Koute 4 1/2 miles east o WHITEWASHING Ormstown.All conveniences, ; pleasant atmosphere, reasonable Having taken over the White- rates.washing Business owned and operated by Real Desgroseilliers, | am now prepared to do all kinds of whitewashing.Phone after 5 p.m.or at noon.AUSTIN FOURNIER 15 Chalmers St.CO.4-3326 Huntingdon Mrs.G.Warden Tel.829-2790 Ormstown, Que.\u201cTO SETTLE ESTATE of the late David Cowan.Three room house in the Village of Athelstan.Terms: Cash.FORTUNE'S ELECTRIC REPAIRS Repairs on all types of electric equipment, automatic washers, dryers and stoves, etc.Apply to: GEORGE L.COLLUM, J.P.FORTUNE RGEL.74a Chateauguay St.CO.4-3222 Huntingdon, Que.Huntingdon CO.4-5267 LONDON (APY \u2014 A new 43- letter alphabet beius tried out in some British schools ix being haited hy ty author and by teachers as an vutstianding success, It wis devised by Sir James Pitman, £randson of + THoneer in shorthaud wen, Of his new alphabet, six dunes said: \u201cthe teachers are Letting results that are out of this world\" Reading has lost fis terror fur \u2018he children,\u201d said Reginald Yeates, headmaster of the luxeth primary JOHN A.HOWDEN 4355 Rosedalo HUnter 4-7294 Weekends: Port Lewis, Que.Settle Estate.® Antiques.WELL DRILLING of water.| also water by Government test.Terms can be arranged .Walter Oes 4 St.Lambert FR.3-4472 WELL DRILLING year-round supply of water.For information: Wilfrid Saumer Herdman, Que.TEL.CO.4-5977 $50 REWARD For information leading to recovery of my stolen property, Philips TV, Westinghouse radio, toaster, steam iron and the conviction of persons responsible.GILLES BRUNET CO.4-5111 Day {.FR.3-9759 Evening ATTENTION! D All Householders and owners of business premises in the Town of Huntingdon By-Law No.241 of the Town of Huntingdon requires: That all Chimneys should be clcancd at least once each year.This ig therefore to inform all who are responsible to have this work done immediately.At the same time basements and attics should be inspected and any other place which could be a fire hazard and any such hazard removed or made safe.If you need the name of a Chimney Sweep, call the Police Station, CO.4-5333.The Town of Huntingdon Per CHIEF J.LHEUREUX.WINDOWS SUPERIOR ALUMINUM WINDOWS & AND DOORS by EXCELUM ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS CO.Lowest prices available.- From factory to you FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL BILL GREIG Telephone 829-2358 5 Jamestown Rd.Ormstown, Que.FARM HELP WANTED Good reliable man for steady farm work, 14 miles from Huntingdon 1# Good Wages for the Right Man.* NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Write: - GLEANER BOX 6000 a Huntingdon, Que.M.Bisson & Sons Private - Municipal - Industrial Well Drillino Competitive prices WORK GUARANTEED Phone Ormstown 829-2779 If no answer phone Franklin Centre 837-2388 ARE YOU SEEKING WORK?Call at the NES sub-office, 23 King St., Huntingdon CO.4-5411 Open each Tuesday and Thursday mornings.MALE Apple pickers Experienced machinist _\u2014 _ Farm Hand, room & hoard FEMALE Candidates interested in mentioned above.1 Domestic aid in conditions.PUBLIC Public Notice is hereby September, 1962, at 10 o'clock the Municipality to decide Municipal Council concerning the sale of alcoholic beverages the electors.Ormstown, Hazel Ann McCracken, wife of Montreal * Residential Building Lots on Argvle St.int Plrpose ta tn tach Johnny lo Ormstown for Sale to I guarantee a sufficient supply guarantee that water will be approved as drinking Valleyfield, iw To ensure yourself of a sufficient to be discussed to be discussed textile work please apply at the address Huntingdon, September 18, L.R.New A.R.Alphabet Wins High Praise In British Trials schost ar Jharrow This «ane of the 24 sohools dn England where Jt.man\u2019s CA BT Augmented Roman) pleat is imdbersoing a teind run, CThe bigest experaaemt oon eda cation ever carried oat an les cCoun- ne 1 think iH rachis af reudins vil he by this method once descente findings are pad shed ter tue verre Yeates added Thor Aasumented Boman aphade: was nfrodueed a Brann nt ain Poo children, aed 4, Sol he Soe Pr 19 New Letters The trs afphaie te (oy Loo 16 trad tion, det lee Mossi nr melude dare ue Aearv Sont : boa td gen Ta ated UN an) stat pe , prove fes eyes x anal A he Finals Tanna The nos With the plea do on one ny Chadron as then grow up.AGRICULTURAL LIME SPREAD OR DUMPED PRICED ACCORDING TO DISTANCE Special prices on C.LL.Fertilizer ROY STEVENSON & SONS Tel.827-2328 Franklin Centre Wanted (OLD or YOUNG HORSES, COWS, ; HEIFERS and BULLS.' Will Exchange LIGHT BULLS for HEAVY BULLS, | | Chas.McComille Tel.CO.4-5370 HUNTINGDON | Notice | [Would the party that bor-, two jack screws\u2019 me kindly return same af once and oblige.CO.45370 WANTED TO BUY Cows and horses, dead or rowed rom NOTICE BERT McCARTNEY | | Re: in town of Huntingdon 1 do not canvas dour-to-, ! BE) pra ; .du \u2018Ç door in Town bor will be rel.825.2.pleased to call on cquest.For Rawleigh's Health phone, evening only, LEO LEBLANC ! CO.4-5563 | My store will be closed beginning October ES covery Tuesday and Thinrs- dav evening at 7 o'clock pan.MR.LUCIEN QUESNEL $20.00 week, room & board.Good Ste.Agnes de Dundee Province ol Quebec District of Beauharnois CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF ORMSTOWN NOTICE given that on the 27th day of in the forenoon until 5 o'clock in the afternoon in the Town Hall, Civic No.81, Lambton Street, in the Village of Ormstown, a vote by ballot will be held in whether By-Law No.79 of the Hotel and Grocery permits for 18 approved or disapproved by 1962, ROSS, Secretary-Treasurer.NOTICE A reward will be given to the party who will give information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who stole a headstone from Hillside Cemetery, in the name of Maurice Maither.Please notify PROVINCIAL POLICE, Phone Huntinadon CO.4-5054 or MAURICE MAITHER, Phone Huntingdon CG.4-5619 HUNTINGDON, QUE.PUBLIC of the law.Given at Huntingdon, Que., this 11th day of September, 1962.(Signed) E.G MARTIN, Secretary-Treasuder Province ol Quebec MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN OF HUNTINGDON NOTICE ls hereby given by the undersigned that the Council of the Town of Huntingdon.at a special meeting held on the tenth day of September, nineteen hundred and sixty-two, has passed by-law No.311 levying a rate of twenty-two mills on the dollar upon all the immovable assessable property situated in the said town and as appears on the valuation roll of the said municipality, to the exception of lands under cultivation, of farms used for pasture of cattle, which are taxed only at ten miiis.Such assessment shall become due and exigible at the office of the Secretary- Treasurer according to the requirements Wednesday, Sept.19th, 1962 The Gleaner - 5 to ted edds wiih confidener, The the old way of spelling comes more «utriekls SUPPOLLOIN say.Voy sit school is a Tots read with glee and caggorness.They read in A The capitals start.\u2019 + .\u201cis pps\" to gee yy caunting piesen .hs 1 extended helo \u201cdett The.are mans totes Headmaster Yate Tadeo prod bhrekhoruil le Ph ae \u20ac Lu a ef Prelensive,\u201d |e.Cuts te, Yeo s sad up thie eg \u201cist deparotnenr.Shen iy Prescabod wah more heal, le eopba ned yoy who donne Cling ever alee ody te redband a hoi vu they read Sent The children ape hey are far oy September and VACCINATED COWS Rawleigh's Products, ROMEO Good Products, please SATURDAY EVENING Lyell Graham Alex Stewart Then, he switches over to old Casthionedalphutlest and standard expected of children using traditional spelling.\u201d transition from the new to than A.in.FOR SALE garage fully equipped also residence on Highway 4.LAURENT LEGAULT Glenelm CO.45617 i FOR SALE 1955 Monarch Scdan 1954 Anglia 1951 Dodge Sedan C.MINCHINTON Rockburn CO.4-2751 Mtrcipnateul, to the Roxeth primary fascinating experience.Etuilish from charace- blackboard that look print.alphabet contains no TWHBN Upon 0 tem nos Lots stories There are on the cree cu ew Ut nues one \"Mr bom rte and on The are alphabet wich letter soul ons.CPR = a volt sourd à hard one ae an ones de the tail the lime.tad turned to naval hr at new char combining two of the old oe daldron as they peal a Ht hie new alphe- Hfident ol their an- Flies ov no Lease ap hid af the 36 tad - Under the wine ot Wemp =e was Just Hillside Sales Arena LIVESTOCK AUCTION TUESDAY 8 PM.6 miles west of Huntingdon Will buy or pick up your stock H.P.HIGGINS, Owner-Auctioneer CO.4-5114 an the oda < Vorleque declared Fen some te nthe intan, able te reud have te he tnd vey They 1 just to ts nl those chaladeen boltine, CAN hee baled othe resale Apstrute + Public Auction Sat.Sept.29, 1902, 1 P.M.thle oy 5 ut\" in tel \u201carlier than dunes 01 tin Wanted at the farm ol Mr.Joseph Platt OR HEIFERS ST.AGNES DIL DUNDEE } October 6 3-vr.old Holstein beef heilers, 4 first call heilers due in October.1-3 month veal call, 50 hens, 12 cords dry stove wood, 10 cords lock wood, 10 bushels of butternuts, sugaring oult- fit, buckets and spiles, 2 brooder stoves, 2 cook YUCISSE stoves, annex heater, ice Howick i box, 4 beds, elec.gril, rocking chair, some dishes, baby bed and high chair, elec.heater, tables, 2 radios, chamber set, 2 washing machines, iron kettle, brass k 1, antique Coachman oil lamp, lanterns, 2 butfalo robes, horse net, elec.fencer, ORMSTOWN FAIR post hole digger, corn GROUNDS sheller, havfork and car- h | riage and 125 rope, quan.20 S ef and vof harnesses, whilfle- : trees, ete, \u201cConcord\u201d Ponies ne a : buggy, double sleighs, cut- 15 ol which aie | Dring.EI C.J MCCONVILLE Huntingdon aloa, Pony Sale \u2018 SEPT.22nd AT 8 PM.oo ter, Case binder, clock registered, ch he .A | select and sleigh bell, antique EOO4 sctection of grevs lle Là Lit blacks, dapples quiet (clippers, mi | k | sleigh, for child \u2019 tractor trailer, disc har- or children and well | coder havioader broke, row, seeder, hayloader, \u201cSurge\u201d compressor and 2 pails and many other articles too numerous to mention.TERMS: CASH SALE AT 8 PM.Everything must go us the farm is sold.AUCTIONEER Cash.Terms: HAROLD P.HIGGINS CO.4-5114 Auctioneer (Ontario) OWNER HOLSTEIN SALE FRIDAY SEPT.28th ZEELANDIA FARM KENSINGTON, just off Highway 4, 2nd.concession of Elgin REGISTERED \u2014 ACCREDITED & VACCINATED HERD ON ROP THE OFFERING CONSISTS OF: 10 mAlk cows due to freshen from October to early winter (sevaral qualifying.2 Bred Heifers and 12 head of young stock, several qualifying dams with lifetime records of 135,000 lbs.Herd Sires used include: Raeburn Treasure Model (McRae's) Barilae Gate Regal Ovation (Pinsonneault) Eglantier Emp.Vic (St, Hyacinthe) This is a choice offering of well bred Holsteins, selling due to overatocked conditions.from TERMS: SALE AT 1.00 P.M, Lye AHAM, Auctioneer, Tel.H'dan CO.4-2289 WwW.F.\u201cEEKE, Proprietor.Tel.H'don CO.4.2247 The Gleaner Wednesday, Sept.19th, 1962 Winners of Special Prizes At Havelock Fair Eaton's of Canada livestock spec.al \u2014 oO.Vaillancourt, Franklin Apple Growers Co-op.Special \u2014 K.Curran.Simpsons-Sears Ltd.most prize money in Fancy Work Classes Mrs, A.Black.Shawinigan Water & Power Co.Best Ayrshire Aged Dull purebred \u2014 Davies Bros.Best beef Shori- horn aged bull \u2014 R.Fisher, Pioneer-Cufeteria Feeds Td, hest purebred Sr, Ayrshire heifer calf \u2014 E.Ness: Best.purebred Sr.Holstein heifer calf -\u2014 5.Gavin: Test purebred Sr.Jersey heifer calf \u2014 HH.McAdam: Best purebred 81, beef heifer calf \u2014 J, Dagg.Canada Starch Co, best pure bred Holstein cow \u2014 J.Bustard: best pure bred Ayrshire cow \u2014 0.Vail- luncourt: best pure hred Shorthorn cow \u2014 R.Fisher: best pure bred Angus cow \u2014 Billy Blair; best pure bred Hereford cow \u2014 John Dugg.Canadian Industries Ltd best Holstein cow in milk \u2014 J.Bustard; best Holstein dry cow J.Bus- tard; best Ayrshire cow in milk \u2014 0.Vaillancourt: best Ayrshire dry cow \u2014 E, Ness Mr.LW, contractor, best Beverly Robidoux.Sherwin-Williams special, best pure bred dry Ayrshire cow \u2014 E.Ness: hest pure bred or grade dry Holstein cow J.Bustard: best pure bred or grade dry Jersey cow \u2014W., Hope: best pure bred or grade dry Shorthorn cow \u2014 R.Fisher; best pure bred ur grade dry Angus cow \u2014 Billy Blair.George Renaud, Surge Dealer, best aged cow in milk Aryshire \u2014 Q.Vaillincourt: Holstein, J.Bug- tard: Jersey H.McAdam.Champlain Milk Products, best Sr.pure bred Holstein heifer calf \u2014 Spencer Gavin.E.Robertson, Riverfield, best 2 year old pure bred Ayrshire heifer, dry \u2014 0, Vaillancourt: best 2 yr.old pure bred Holstein heifer dry \u2014 J.Bustard: best 2 yr.old pure bred Angus heifer dry \u2014 Billy Blair.Lion Vinegar Co, best apple pie E.Sproule: best entry Apple Jelly G.Ellerton: best entry canned apple \u2014 C, Blair: best entry preserved crab apples \u2014 T.E, Cle- land; best 6 at.basket Lawfam \u2014 Waddell Bros.: best 6 qt.basket Lobo \u2014 K.Curran: best 6 qt, basket Weirich lady electrical driver McIntosh \u2014 Waddell Prus.: best 6 qt.basket Fameuse \u2014 Wuddell Bros.W.G.McArthur.Howick, best pure bred Jr.Ayrshire herd \u2014 E.Ness; best pure bred Jr.get of sire Ayrshire \u2014 E.Ness, J.Earle Ness & Sons, Howick, best Ayrshire get of sire \u2014 E.Ness.H, Turcot, Havelock.best 6 qt.basket Hume Waddell Bros.best hu.Fameuse \u2014 Waddell Bros; best 5 varieties of each \u2014 K.Cura ran; best packed box \u2014 K.Curran, Fournier's Garage, Lacolle, best display vegetables \u2014 O.Harvey, LG.A.Store, Ormstown, best entry marmalade \u2014 L.Robertson.Hooker's Feed and Coal Reg'd, Ormstown, sr.champion Holstein cow \u2014 J.Bustard.Allister McArthur & Farms, Champion pure bred Ayrshire bull Davies Bros.: Champion pure bred Ayrshire cow \u2014 0.Vaillancourt.Mrs.Robert B.Tolhurst, Howick, best entry white rolls 1st \u2014 R.Du- puis: 2nd.F.Hope: 3rd.F .Mc- Comb; best entry Cherry Pie \u2014 W.\u2018nerry Bank Brown; 2nd E.Sproule; 3rd F.Hope.Horace Huet.St.Chrysostome, best aged ram \u2014 N.J.Fennell.G.A.Bourdon, $t.Chrysostome, hest entry maple syrup \u2014 C.Blair; Marcel Machabee, St.Chrysos- tome, best pair Light Sussex Pullets \u2014 E.Sproule; best apple pie \u2014 E, Sproule.R.Daigneault, St.Chrysostome, best plate dropped cookies \u2014 E.for leading livestock Exhibitor \u201cCinnamon Sproule: best plate rolled cookies \u2014 G.Murlin: A.Parent, St Chrysostome.lemon ple \u2014 R.Hadley: A.Euntoire, St, Chrysestome, 2nd prize pure bred Ayrshire heifer calf \u2014 A.Wilson: Und prize pure red Holstein heifer call \u2014 Spencer Gavin.Bertrand Charette.Chrysos- tome, best senjor herd Molatoins \u2014 J.Bustard.Omer Demers, Chrysostome, best blueberry ple \u2014 W.Brown, Regis Dupras.St.Chrysostome, hest entry cabbage MeWhin= nie.Blais & Frere, Chrysostome, best entry White Turkeys \u2014 MR Irving, Reginald Bourdeau, Russéltown Flatts, best entry marmulade \u2014 1.Robertson, Maurice best entry \u2018in Brooks.J MR.Priest, Hemmingford, best entry grecnmountain potatoes \u2014 WW.Clark.0.Lacagse & Sons, Jlemming- ford, best entry currant jelly \u2014 P.Baxter: best hand bouquet of warden flowers \u2014 RR.Anderson, A.Germain, Hemmingford, best 1 vr.old Angus bull \u2014 Billy Rlair, Leahs's Rew'd, Hemmingford, best floral table decoration T.Cle- land.Fortin & Frere, Hemmingford, hest 3 commercial varieties apples \u2014 K.Curran; 2nd, C.¢*.Waddell, Rudolph Primeau, St, Chrysos- tome, best short woul lamb \u2014 NJ.Fonnell, Bert MeCartney, Ormstown, best two year old grade Jersey heifer \u2014 B.Sproule.&, Roy, Ormstown., best jar honey \u2014 Martin Brooks: best saddle pony Susie Rabidoux., C.Tobin, Ormstown, best one yr.old grade Holstein \u2014 W.Hope.Dr.Whitehead, Ormstown, best senior pure bred Jersey calf \u2014 H.McAdam: best Jr.pure bred Jersey calf \u2014 H.McAdam.Webber's Jewellery Reg'd, best pair diamond socks \u2014 G, Ellerton.MeKough's Super Market, Hem- mingford, best sponge cake \u2014 R.Dupuis; best lemon pie \u2014 R.Had- ley, Stewart Moneypenny.Franklin Centre, best entry ripe tomatoes \u2014 W.Vaincourt.Dr.Pilon, St, Chrysostome, best heavy draft team \u2014 WW.Vaincourt.best st St.\u2014_ st Lacasse, TTemmmingford, strained honey \u2014 Mar- Standard Brands Ltd.White bread \u2014 1st.T.E.Cleland: 2nd.F.McComb: 3rd.W.Hamill.Brown bread, 1, T.E.Cleland: 2, F.Hope: 3.W.Hope.Milk rolls \u2014 1, R.Du- puis: 2, R, Hadley; 3, ¥.McComb, buns \u2014 1, .Wallace: 2, À Black: 3, L.Robertson.F.Lefebvre, Franklin Centre, best plate of Fameuse \u2014 K, Curran, Eddie Berthiaume Transport.Hemmingford, most prize money on horses \u2014 Dr.Watson.Harry Heltner, St.Chrysostome, best team general purpose horses \u2014 T.Greenway: best entry young Barred Rocks \u2014 N.Blair.James F.Smythe, Huntingdon Motors Reg'd, best plate of Fameuse \u2014 K.Curran: best plate Wolf River R.McMillan: best field pumpkin \u2014 R.Anderson: hest entry turnips \u2014 R.Anderson: best entry table carrnts \u2014 C.Robertson.Dr.W.Watson, Howick.roadster horse \u2014 A.Gamble: roadster team \u2014 J.Bernert.best best J.D.Lang, Howick, best aged Holstein cow \u2014 J.Bustard.I.G.A.Supermarket, Huntingdon, most prize money in pickles, preserves, canned goods \u2014 Mra.C.Blair.Builders Supply.Huntingdon, best entry of one loaf white bread and one lot white rolls \u2014 WW, Hope.A.A, McCormick, Ormstown, best pony mare with foal \u2014 G.Boyle.Leslie Orr, Howick, best pure bred Jersey cow in milk \u2014 H.Mec- Adam, V-8, THIS IS A LOCAL CAR CAM TEL.CO.4-2933 \u2014\u2014 SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK HIS 1958 DODGE SEDAN STANDARD SHIFT RIVERSIDE MOTORS Reg'd.Hemmingford High School Fair À Great Success Hest ever was Mrs, L'Experunce vedl's School Fide which was held on Thursday, Sept.GUN, On PFriduv, September 14th, the pupils, teachers, a few parents and interested friends gathered in Heme mingford High School Auditorium for the presentation of prizes won at the School Fair, Mrs.L'Espe- rance, Convener of Agriculture for Hemmingford Women's [nstitute bistneh who award the prizes fur this Fair, gave a few details Eighty-twe boys und girls took part, with a total of approximately 40 entrics, One enthusiastie puplil \u2014 Miss Ruth Marlin \u2014 entered 37 exhibits and won 20 prizes.She remarked that much thought and imagination had been put into the entries and that the ladies of the W.L were very proud indeed of the children who took pit and thanked all who had made it =uch an out- the description guve of this standing SUCCESS.Mr, R.Reid.who judged the vegetables was unable to attend the presentation hut he stated that the Judging of the exhibits hud heen a very difficult task owing to the large number (125) and high quality of the entries, On account RR.R.Ness & Sons, Howick, jr.herd Ayrshires \u2014 Fo Ness: ditiry herd of Ayrshives \u2014 on Lincourt.J.1 Cote, St hest est Vitil= C\u201chrysostome, ue.best hooked yarn rug \u2014 Allan cCamphell, Allan Sutton, Covey Hill, best Avrshire cow in milk \u2014 O, Vaillan- courts best Holstein cow in milk \u2014 J.Bustard.Rulfe Reddick, Howick, hest sr.pure bred Jersey heifer calf \u2014 If MeAdam.Maurice Patenaude, Hemming- ford, best jr.herd Jesreys \u2014 HL MeAdam.toss Hawkins Garage, Hemming- ford, best young herd Jersey \u2014 IL McAdam: best young herd Short- horn \u2014 R.Fisher; best young herd Holsteins \u2014 Spencer Caving best voung herd Aveshires \u2014 190 Ness: best young herd Hereford \u2014 J.Tage.Special 1602 \u2014 Tron Farm Equip- 1 Best Beef Cow, 1 gal oil: Billy Blair, Jest Stalk Ensilage Corn: XI Fisher.Special 103\u2014 James White Insure.aunce, Ormstown \u2014 Best Sr.Pure Bred Ayrshire Yearling $2.50: 15.Ness, Best Sr.Pure Bred Iolstein Yearling $2.50: N.Blair.Most prize money in Pastry class 8250: T.BE.Cleland.Most prize money in Maney Wark 32,50: A.Black.104 \u2014 Green Cross Speclal \u2014 Rest Display of fruit: O: Marvey, 3 gual, Crag.165 \u2014 Murcel Latour \u2014 Best entry AOV Potatoes, 1 gil oil: CG Wallace, Best entry Green Mountain Poti- toes, 1 gal.oil: WW, Clark, 3est entry Maple Syrup, 1 gal oil: OC.Blair.Showmanship Special (Laurin) 1 Ronald Rennie.Tuntingdon: 2 John Blair, Franklin Centre, 3 Mar- Richard Edgerton, St.Chrysostome.Judging Contest (Somerville) 1 Donnie Sproule.Ormstown: a Jimmy Sproule, Ormstown; 3 Robby Brown, Tlemmingford: 4 Clinton Henderson, Howick: § Ruth Marlin, Hemmingford: 6 Ralph Marlin, Hemmingford: 7 Dorothy Bustard, Riverfield: 8 Roy Me- Adam.Hemmingford: 9 Richard Edgerton, St.Chrysostome: 10 Harvey MeaAdam, Hemmingford.Adrien Laplante, St.Chrysostome, best colt of the year \u2014 Dr, Watson.Morrison's Store, Havelock, hest table display of canned fruits, jams, and jellies \u2014 1.C.Blair; a, W.Vaincourt.J.BE.Myers, Huntingdon, for winner of most prize money in class 17, E.Sproule, Morris Rowe, Franklin Centre, best entry strained honey \u2014 Martin Brooks.Rell & Sons (Canada) Ltd, best er.herd Ayrshires \u2014 Davies Bros.best herd pure bred Angus \u2014 Billy Blair: best sr.herd pure bred Jere seys \u2014 FE.Sproule; best sr.herd Shorthorns \u2014 R, Fisher, J.P.Brault.Howiek, bred sr.Holsteln heifer Spencer Gavin, Paul Parent Restaurant, members showing sr.calf 4-11 Club \u2014 Ruth Marlin.Arthur Charland, St.Chrysos- tome, hest entry young Barred Rocks \u2014 N, Blair: best pure bred jr.heifer calf Holstein \u2014 J.Bus- tard; best aged Ayrshire cow in milk \u2014 0.Vaillancourt.Restaurant Lamoureux, Howick \u2014 best plate doughnuts \u2014 H, Wallace, Central Hatel, Howick, hel McIntosh apples \u2014 K, Curran, R.Bruce Ness, Howlek, best sr.bull calf pure bred Ayrshire \u2014 D.Vaillancourt: R.Bruce Ness, pure bred Ayrehire heifer best pure call Howick, of the best bus- Howick, heat Bayle: 2, 1.Tallon; 3, 8.849.00 FISET HUNTINGDON V.Lemieux, St.Antoine best bu, MacIntosh apples \u2014 Curran.Mare Andre Barrette, St.Abhe, R.Fisher.Mr.and Mrs.FE.pony for children \u2014 1, B.Tallon: 2, $, Goundrey; 3, Scott Duheme.The Canadian Tmperial Bank Commerce Special, most prize money taken in any one brecd of cattle \u2014 KE.Sproule.R.C.D'Aoust, St, Antoine Abbe, for best entry shallot onions \u2014 J.Bernert.Jean Lord, Ormstown, white bread \u2014 T.E, Cleland, cel Lavallee, St, Chrysostome: 4 Judy Bair, Franklin Centre: B Jimmy Sproule, Ormstown: 6 Par-; rie Campbell, Hemmingford: 7 sr.caît \u2014 | Ness, Ivan Graham, Huntingdon, best Holstein bull \u2014 J.Bustard, Mrs, Morris Robb, Havelock, ponies on parade children \u2014 1, I.Robidoux, Abbe, K.Antoine boat beef on show grounds \u2014 F.Drown, Fllen- hurg Depot, N.Y., apecial on saddle of heat loaf BEAR MALONE 441 E.Main St.STEERING CHECKED ON THE TELALINER IWICKER'S \u201cBEAR\u201d SERVICE Malone, N.Y.of this he awarded a fourth prize Cookies, \u2014 Marie Pare, Linda .A | \u2018 \u2018n some cases which he donated.Roberts, David Marlin.A Î it M | | vin G ene m ] Flowers and hobbies were weil Date Squares.\u2014 luth Marlin, us eri y easu res a g GLENELM \u2014 Mrs A, Hvotey v | supported.Lots of interesting | anette Hobertaon, Cordon Camp- .- pi .| sou : ; - ; i .* cton, Onisrio, spent the ver.ideas appeared in the latter group.|!\" n.It | R ht ( d \u2018 , \" We hope for even more next year, Baking Powder Discuits-Tynne esu S n Ig Ing ana lan end at tae home of: Mr, and M i Mr.A.Round.who judged the! Fnslish, Linda Roberts, Ruth Mare \u2018 JE, Wilson, Other recent guess flowers stated he wis very pleased lin.E m | at the same home were Mrs K, ll «Ma with the number of outstanding] Candy, \u2014 Huth Marlin, Gordon cono | Mefntosh, Mr, und Mrs, © Fren [801 Fexhibits shown by the vounger ehil- Campbell, David Martin., i nt Lu \\ i es \u2018 hi pits own hy the FOND hil- Hi , Se The cmergeney austerity meas-the reduction follows à strength- [und Mushie Mr, Norms Feng he \u20ac dren, and hoped next vear the older Cooking, \u2014 Croup 2, White Layer | | \" ! y \u2018 : LC ; ; caus .I.; vw ., .' ; ures Imposed on Canada 11 weeksening of confidence in the Canadian and Mes, Karl Fennetl of lu.students would give more support Cake Crimea Kiel, Barbara ; , ' A ; be, Cn AA cuir i ; , ago have heen partly relaxed.The dollar, reflected in the increases Belge to this particular part of the Fair.stantord, Shirley MeAdan, | | ret , 4 aven He complimented the exhibitors on I N ca perl lending rate of the Bank of the official exchange reserves, -o- | N p : Chocolate Cake \u2014 Nuney Cle-1 Canet has Dee | \u2018 ñ , sé CTP Ses \u2018 $216, .the show us 0 whole, comment ng SA Se mo ff \u20ac iniedit hits bn on dropped tu 54 per These ine rensey amounted to $216, M, and Mrs Allan Crutehfion ou at particularly on the display of cos- | OR Ir fo Fur : he cent from \u201cthe high level\u201d of six.600,000 in August alone, were chillers at the home or M vou mos, asters and marigolds, He also Apple Pie, \u2014 Shirley MeAdæem, A sign of sliightly casier credit, amd Mrs.J.EE.Wilson von Mond: ive gage Page ; , 2 Marjorie English, Sandee Clark.this mioderate reduction in the hank Cautionary Note El offered a few hints on Kkerping / nk Co real] flowers fresh and on the arranges Cookies \u2014Nuney Cleland, Jounnejrate came as the country\u2019s foreign pat the bank's statement included Mix ments of them in baskets and vases, Simpson, Heather Drown, exchange reserves were climbing (his paragraph: (by Mrs.Watler Keddy said it had Date Squires, \u2014 Marjorie linglish, nid short-term A market interest \u201cThe governor (louis Hasmisky) ; TI heen difficult to pick prize winners Shirley MeAdam, Susan Deery.pes Were declining, But the bank Said (hat the reduction in the bank ence in this group a= all the work turned Baking Powder Biscuits\u2014Susan ro SU remains pegged, [000 were pates wits not to be taken as indi = } to 0 in had been of very high quality, Wad, Marjorie English, Sandi fo a a with he BOVCTHIACHE putin à view that Canadas balance à A spok : \u201cemurk articulariv srk i N DIT market \u2014 us it did : : She remarked particularly on the Cuerk, 5 of pityments problem had been on | hemstitching on a well made pyja- Candy, \u2014 sandra Clark, Shirley re June 24 \u2014 it would be around solved, and he emphasized that BORROW MONEY child mi case and the original ideas pot] Meddam, Heather Brown, 5,32 per cent, there was continuing need for longe | \" were i * A prons 5 sonphooks, \u2014 Group 1.\u2014 Ruth The central bank's statement sade I 5 sures ; ; TO BUY A Ÿ 8 into the aprons, Neri ks.t | 1 Pin constructive measures to inm- N K mon Ars.Hooper, one of the judges Marlin.Peter Ross, Marilyn Ross, TTT TTT OT rove our baxie international pay- - 29 \u2019 eyes of Hobbies, Collections, Paintings, Seraphooks \u2014 Group 2 \u2014 Jorja ments position.\u201d REFRIGERATONR : was ds, Her (8, ete, wis am- There are à lut of people feeling under the weather \u2014 Litile Kathy Hanlon of &t, Francis Blvd, is pital with a kidney infection, Rex in the Montreal Children's flos- Langman of 76 St.Francis Blvd, fs also convalesing from an operation at the Lachine General Hospital.To both Kathy and Mr, Lang- man, we wish a speedy recovery.-0- The residents of Chateauguiy and President Gardens Herbi, and Modern Developments should feel proud of themselves.During the Red Cross Financial Compaign they generously donated the sum of $172.34, Isn't that wonderful! (I understand there is a more complete story elsewhere in this paper).Da.wish every success Hanney of 78 Lang Street in his new venture an auto-body repair shop on Hadley Street in Cote St Paul, Good luck! Let us also to Mr.Sarto LEGION NOTES Having in mind a proposed new building for the Chuteauguay Branch of the Royal Canadian Leglon à group of nineteen members journeyed to Lachute to study the facilities nnd space available of the branch there.They were received by Comrade Clair Tucker a previous member of the Cha.tenuguay Branch but now trans- tered to Lachute.Clair, although on crutches, conducted us round and through the building, commenting on many items and answering all questions, and the visitors came away with many ideas for thetr own building, The term of offlce for those presently in office is rapidly drawing to a close as the next monthly meeting is nomination day for the new slate.The coming year will be all important to the Chateau.guny Branch and extensive finan cing will be necessary to cover the purchase of land and Increased ranch accommodation, A hurseshoe competition ls De- ing organized at district level, and thosg wishing to participate should notify shorts chairman Cde John Haworth, The District Meeting to be held at Hemmingford, this Saturday, in the Frontier Inn, promises to include an enjoyable social evening and comrades are invited to bring BUSH CLEARED TO MAKE WAY FOR MODERN STORE ON FRANCIS BLVD.Four days of Power Photo by Larry COWPER Saws and Bulldozers make quick trees on the land where the Towers work of Store is to be built.\u2014 - 5 their wives.The meeting is called for 8.15 p.m.Among the activities Cde Mark Snow, our entertainment man, has lined up for us are an oyster party, lobster supper and .steak supper and though an oyster party traditionally is a stag affair some of the ladies are asking why should they not be allowed to attend, dustry is 80 per cent Canadlan- (:nanufacturing, behind the clothing owned; it Is the \u2018country's second industry, \u2018 ; largest source of employment in \u2014 Quick Canadian lFacta It chalr- i vtr ps TP Manpower Services Limited Wins High Award Manpower, Ine, has won the Direct Mail Advertising Association's Silver Muilbox Award for one of 1962's three best direct mnil adver- Using campaigns, according to Ro- nnd Roy, manager of the Montreal office of Manpower, The award was presented tv the firm at the DMAA's 46th annual convention in Chicago, Sept.11-14.Manpower, Inc.received the Silver Mailbox Award for a campaign designed to build an image of femininity for the more than 100,000 female employees of the international temporary help firm.; built around a pair of white gloves, was addressed to Manpower's 270 offices throughout the world, all its female employees and over 500,000 customers and prospects.The campaign will become part of a touring exhibit to he displayed at advertising club meetings and at galleries run by members of the graphic arts industry in the United States, Canadu and Europe for the next vear.\"Phe campaign will then be distributed among schools und colleges to be used ns examples be welldplanned, effective digect wall in advertising and direct mail courses, The campaign.; -vat which seems to glow in the A Th Ch ildren\u2019s afternoun sun, have made It one of ENJOY BARBECUE CHICKEN IN OUR 8 \u20ac I America's best known and best SUMPTUOUS RESTAURANT OR HAVE IT i loved animals.EE Corner While quite solitary during the D E L | Vv E R E D F R , ÿ \u201cEur, Fun and Feathers\u201d summer, herds band together when BY AUGER TAXI air saw Lt sp COALS ri t .- ! This week our story is about the thelr gre w inter cons esi 0 Radius of 6 miles, $3.00 minimum order.White-Tailed Deer, This animal is grow.They form a \u201cyard\u201d where the Symbol of the Canadian and [they keep a system of trampled 69 2 -6 8 41 American Woods, In buckskin show paths open to have access to \u2018hreeches ands moceasing, the carly settlers cleared the wilderness and ate venison as part of their diet.The White-Tailed ot Virginia Deer was their reliable stand-by.This dweller of our forests has beon hunted incessantly these past 300 years, vet its story is not thd ime as that of the buffulo or thé pronged antelope.\u2019 - » It is estimated to be as numerous to-day as it was when the white man conquered America.This animal ranges from Atlantic to the Pacific, and Canada to Mexico, Indeed it has spread into hundred of miles of new territory, particularly in north- etn Ontario und Quebec.While it is shy, it Is not afraid the from of the neighborhood of man; hundreds of deer live within 30 miles of Times Square, New York.its white flag, that is his tail, is raised at every bound.lis graceful fleetness, fits rusty-red summer Imperial Gardens (Continued from 7) Maurice St.took off to Plattsburgh for a couple of days sans en- ants, Hope they enjoyed the change.We are kind of envious.=0- Air, and Mrs, K, Campbell of St, Maurice St.and Mrs.Campbell Sr.page have returned from a few days pleasant sojourn in Althany.Lucky Winner -0- Imagine the excitement in the Skelhorne household when the telephone rang informing Barry that he was the lucky avinner of a three speed racer, He is most thrilled and proud and we are thrilled for him.\u2018This was won from the Essn gas station on Blvd, d'Anjou, They T am sure have avon steady patrons.== They Say There is never much trouble in any family where the children hope someday to resemble their parents.=0- Remember folks, please give me Have you or your nelghbours à call at OX.2-4463 so we can redone or heard anything of interest?cord all the happenings in this If so, call me at 692-2658, fair area.\u2014 \u2014 he \u2014 eo 0 Ten Pin and Duck Pin OPEN DAILY FROM LING 1 PM.AFTERNOON RATES DUCK PIN TEN PIN SPECIAL Monday to Friday 1 PM.to 5 PM, 25¢ 40c BOWLING ACCESSORIES FOR SALE WEST-END BOWLARAMA TEL.692-9331 CHATEAUGUAY COMMERCIAL CENTRE pas | textile mills cross the 10 provinces, and the in- CALL: bushes, trees and pine and spruce needles.Their summer fare is more 692-6321 varied including leaves of many 4 plants, mosses, berries, heechnuts, 4 acorns and a little grass.Their 4 fawns, usually two, ure spotted à with white.They lose this color À pattern pith their first winter coat.RESTAURANT 1 ROUTES 3 and 4, CHATEAUGUAY â \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 3 _- \u2018 ; PLE me ol There are more than 700 primary in Canada, spread a- \u2014 mm PS PLAY A LITTLE LONGER 4 LIVE A LITTLE BETTER i i ' »n - GALL FOR A EE | og pr BREWED A LITTLE LONGER~TASTES A LITTLE BETTER tr - MR Tine VEEL thing Facts l OP i A pra ik Ce PET SAT gE = EE i 1) 5 1 Editorial Notes To Be Or Not To Be A T the present time another petition is being circulated protesting the use of two piers in the Chateauguay River to support the proposed new bridge that will replace the present Henderson St.or \u201cLower\u201d bridge.Whether the petitions will be recognized and acted upon, or not, is a moot question.The town fathers seem to believe that the engineers know what they are doing and have adopted a \u201ctime will tell\u201d attitude.There is no doubt that a new bridge is needed, it has been needed for a long time.It is outmoded, unsafe and a hazard.The proposed bridge will be wide (not high) but handsome enough.But why build it on the site of the present bridge?Aren't there enough bottlenecks at \u201cMcCoy's Corner\u201d without adding more problems.jsn\u2019t there little enough parking space on Chateauguay Street without lessening what we now have.isn't this corner dangerous enough now for pedestrians and motorist alike without adding to the confusion?Certainly, build a new bridge, but let's live in 1962, not forty or fifty years ago.Build it on a new site, one of many suggested, It seems that at some time the Town Council agreed that the proposed new bridge be built on the site of the present bridge so that's where it is going to be built, with or without piers in the river that could possibly cause flooding conditions, How many of the aldermen voted on the present site is not known, nor is it known if those who did, would vote the same way right now.The general concensus of opinion is that some of the town's old-timers just may be right and that the engineers just possibly be erring.One thing is certain, if it came to a vote, the group wanting the bridge outside of town would win just as quickly as the group supporting the proposed piers in the river.About the only redeeming aspect of the whole situation is the fact that Ken Fraser has promised \u201cif the new bridge is a hazard or if it is going to cause expropriation of existing property later on\u201d then we'll build another new bridge out of town.\" There Should Be Some Straight Thinking Done N irate parent called up the Gleaner Office on Thursday afternoon, asking that something be printed about the safety of children at the McCoy Corner.This party has two children going to school and one of them narrowly escaped being run over.It is natural that such a parent would be upset, \u2019 The Gleaner has repeatedly brought up the matter of this corner and the need for close supervision during the times when children are going to and from the school.It must be remembered that the children converge from all directions at this point.Some of the crossings that have to be made are quite long, depending upon the direction taken.The traffic does not slow up and turns the corner at the O'Connor Building quite fast and continues on down Prince Street.In order to relieve congestion on Chateauguay Street, all trucks are supposed to travel in a westerly direction along Prince Street.Probably due to the fact that the signboard stating this is not seen by all truckers, some of them still continue down Chateauguay Street.However, the fact that trucks are required to travel down Prince Street has created another hazard at McCoy's Corner and at a busy crossing to the school.There is nothing to compel traffic to slow down at \u2018this point, except when it is blocked by other traffic, so it just right on through.Coming; off the bridge from Henderson Street and crossing either to Prince or Dalhousie Streets is a hazardous undertaking for the most experienced drivers as the driver is forced to keep his eyes in each direction of Chateauguay Street as well as keep his eyes ahead to ensure a safe crossing and dodge traffic from three or four directions.This being the case, it is hard also to watch for the pedestrians who are also attempting the same crossings.goes At rush hours like noon and 1 p.m.the traffie at this point seems to be in a desperate rush to come off the bridge, go onto the bridge, proceed in both directions along Chateauguay Street and cross from all directions from Prince and Dalhousie.One has only to stand a few minutes at this corner during a rush period to witness the mad melee that goes on.Naturally then the children, who either are leaving the school or returning to it are caught in all this mad rush.They have to get home too and they are walking, but the cars do not wait for them, they toot their horns to add to the confusion and to startle the children.Yes, there are stop signs, but half the time no one pays any attention to them.This ir \u2018particularly \u2018true as to one at the end of Dalhousie Street.Many times we have seen cars which have turned in from the east part of Chateauguay Street, almost collide with a car that has failed to stop at Dalhousie Street as roquired.These stop signs are placed there for safety sake, but they only work if car drivers obey them and stop.One cannot tell just when a car will come whizzing round the O'Connor Building, or from the other direction around by MeCoy's Store.We have often wondered who has the right of way at this point.To our mind the cars moving into Prince Street should have throughway.Cars coming off the bridge in any direction should proceed cautiously.Cars along Chateauguay Street should have right of way, but they should be willing to yield when cars have to make the bridge in either direction.If this method was followed we believe there would be far less confusion and less worried moments for everyone, It is definite that control methods should be used at this part especially during the rush periods.It may even take more than one person.From further enquiry it has been found that one of the town policemen is on duty at this corner at the noon hour, with the exception of Thursdays.This is due to each man having a day off each week and thus it works out that way.However, it is necessary that Thursday be taken care of the same as any other day, with the exception of Saturdays and Sundays.It is apparent that it is necessary for it was on that day that the parent called the Gleaner.Now we suggest that if the police force is not sufficiently manned, that the Town or the School Board hire someone, a retired person, for a few hours each Thursday to fill in this period.It seems that it is needed.On Courtesy To Others E have received a letter from a lady, who has connections in Huntingdon, but presently resides in New York.This lady was quite perturbed by the lack of courtesy of some people in Huntingdon.It appears that the lady had planned on doing in Huntingdon and drove down Chateauguay Street \u2014 Front Street, as the lady calls it, going in the direction of Montreal.She saw a parking spot and pulled into it, going a little beyond the area in order to straighten up and come into the curb.It was a one car spot with a driveway in front and at the rear.She was about to back up when a local resident pulled in behind her.The lady asked the driver to move as she was already in the area.The driver also a \u201clady\u201d refused to budge and told the visitor so.She also suggested that the car be left in the driveway, or move it to another parking spot, after all she said, we live here you don't.As the first lady did not want to park against the law, she pulled out and went to another spot, Before leaving she gave these local people a piece of her mind on the subject of common courtesy to everyone.After re-parking, she decided to go back to these people and talk to them some more, but when she arrived they had gone.This lady said she spoke to a nearby storekeeper, a friend of hers and he suggested she report the matter to the police.At the time the police were quite busy trying to get trucks out of the area and other traffic regulation, that she decided not to.She makes the point however, that if visitors are so poorly treated by residents, shoppers to Huntingdon will by-pass the area.Such treatment will not be tolerated by anyone.Well lady, you have our sympathy, we have \u201cThe Gleaner\u201d some shopping Subscription rate: Although every precaution will bs tak.sn to avoid error, The Gleaner accepts advertising In Its columns on the understanding that it will not be liable for any error In any advertisement published here- under unless a proof of such advertisement ls requested in writing by the advertiser and returned to The Gleane\u201d business office signed by the adve: Published by KEITH HOWDEN, President and Publisher Entered as second class mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for payment of postage In cash.$3.50 per year - U.S.A.$4.50 - Single copy 10c ember of: Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association been treated the same way on a number of occasions and in different ways, There was one time that we were trying to park in a small space, and in order to do so decided to back into it.We went a little ahead of the space and showed what our intentions were.On preparing to back up we found that a smaller car had slipped into the space and blocked us.There were words, but we had to move on or get ticketed for double parking.On another occasion we needed to make a rush to get over a snow bank and course needed space for the purpose.It was easy for any driver to see what had to be done.But no driver would give way and when we saw an opportunity to make our rush, we did so only to be blocked and have to stop in the middle of the snow bank, by an oncoming car.Consequently we were stuck there and had to be moved out.A few seconds stop by the other car would have avoided this.Yes, you are right lady, some of our drivers do need to learn courtesy.They need to learn to give and take and give the other fellow the benefit of the doubt once in awhile.We known how you felt, but what can you do \u2014 there is \u201cno law agin it\u201d as the saying goes.If someone sneaks into your spot, you are left with no other alternative than to grin and bear it.But how much nicer it would be if the other fellow would acknowledge his wrong move and he himself move out in the spirit of common courtesy.Yes, lady, we hope that what you have told us will have the effect of making our citizens think.Sure they live here, but would they push a visitor out of their own homes, because they live there.stand aside and ask the visitor in.of it in that way.No, they would Let us think The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.tiser and with such error or correction 0) plainly noted in writing thereon, and In a that case if any error 30 noted is not cor Hd) rected by The Gleaner, its liability shall not exceed such a proportion of the entire cost of such advertisement as the space occupied by the noted error bears to the whole space occupied by such advertisement.CALLED TO Mersin 2 | PASSING TIME ARTICLES OF LOCAL INTEREST CONTRIBUTED BY R.WATSON SELLAR 1 ARTICLE NO.6 | |A Wreath of Orchids This little experience is spread over a period of upwards of twenty- five years starting in 1929 and ending in the 1950s.In the first act | was private secretary to Hon.James A.Robb, and Auditor General for the curtain.In October, 1929, Mr.Robb, Minister of Finance, left Ottawa for Toronto to open the new head office building of an insurance company.The groceries did not arrive before the train pulled out, so the steward fed us out of cans.The contents of one must have been tainted because all were sick during the night.The Minister caught a chill in the it developed into pneumonia.It was belore we had the \u2018wonder\u2019 drugs, and he died ten days later, although recovery was anticipated until the morning of death.His prominent place in public tife and the suddenness of the pass: ing brought an exceptionally large flow of tributes.Even Buckingham Palace cabled \u2014 something then quite unusual.The flowers literally arrived by the wagonload, because it was still the days of the horse- as Mrs.Robb came along and we had a private car.process and drawn express wagon which permitted the horse to make a right angle turn of the front wheels, The house was soon filled; scoree of boxes were taken directly to the church, The Valleyfield undertaker had many problems, so added English speaking assistants from Ormstown thereafter, the and Huntingdon.One of them came to me on the morning of the funeral to report that a box had arrived with \u201corchards that must have cost a thousand went to see, mainly to learn where they came from, at the same time remarking that the word was \u2018orchids\u2019.It was quite a wreath, Thuy were orchids and the card read: \u201cfrom the sons of Martha.\u201d did not click, but | assumed the family would know.The special trains from Ottawa and Montreal at the C.N.R.station, so | hustled off, after telling the chap to put them in some prominent place in the church.He certainly did! Before opening the service, the clergyman had to lift the big Bible off a chair and remove the wreath from the pulpit.dollars.\u201d | The name were about due When the time came to sort out the cards for acknowledgment purposes, | assumed Mrs.Robb would handle this one, but it meant nothing to her.| called on Miss Jennie Robb in Huntingdon and drew a blank.Mac Robb was no help.Neither Allic nor Willie McDonald, Mr.Robb\u2019s partners in McDonald & Robb, could give me a lead.had, of course, been burned the day received, so we had no clue to florist.In Ottawa, | questioned such of his friends as Senator Beland, George P.Graham and Donat Raymond, as well as Hon, Charles A.Dunning, the new Minister of Finance.ning suggested that | The container None could help, but Mr.Dun- explore the railways: \u201cJim loved private cars, so it may be that some negro porter society sent it.They love to spread themselves on funerals.\u2019 Joe Apps, executive assistant to President Beatty, checked and phoned that no negro organization known to the C.P.R.bore the name.Sir Henry Thornton turned over the tracing to Walter Thompson, the great public relations man of the C.N.R, but without results, such friends as James Richardson in Winnipeg, R.B.Bennett in Calgary, E.N.Macdonald in Nova Scotia and Hon.Peter Larkin in Eny- land, but none could help me.The card was filed away but it gered in memory.About ten years ago Charles Gavan Power.better known to Canadians as \u201cChubby\u201d, wrote an article for Macleans Magazine on the need to curb election costs and to delete absurdities from the Election Act: for example, the section declaring it to be a jail offence should any- | wrote lin- one hire a \u201chorse, team, carriage, cab, cart, wagon, automobile, sleigh, aeroplane, boat or vessel\u201d to bring a voter to the poll.Senator Power (as he now is) has always enjoyed the repute of wholesome candour, so there was no \u2018holier than thou\u2019 stuff in the article.He being an expert on the subject, it was to the point, with a spade called a spade and no Party picked out as a target.Halfway through the piece, my eye caught the words: \u201cWe sons of Martha who work in the backroom\" and | reached for the telephone.\u201cChubby, was it you who sent a wreath of orchids when my old buss died in 19297\u201d \u201cNo.| would have liked to do that for Jim, but | kind of money.Why do you ask?\u201d | explained and Chubby shot back: \u201cHarry Mclean Whenever he completed a b'g job on which workmen were killed, he always erected a plaque or monument \u2018to the sons of Martha\u2019.There is one at the entrance of the railway tunnel at Wolf's Cove.That where | picked up the phrasa.\u201d Let me turn back the clock for the benefit of the younger generation.Mr.McLean died with the past five years, but he had been out of the public eye for many years.It was in the 1920s and 1930s that Harry McLean, the big contractor, was often in the newspaper headlines.He was an extrovert, but one with a flair for picking engineers and then giving them a free hand.Off the job, Harry lived high, wide and handsome.His extravagant and impulsive gifts to unknowns and his largesse to waiters, bellboys, checkroom girls, etc, were the taik of Canada.Moreover, he was prone to throw handfuls of money -\u2014 $108, $20s, and sometimes $508 and $100s \u2014 into the air or out of an hotel window to watch the scramble for the money.He did all sorts of odd things.bert tells about a dinner experience When it came to dessert the waiter had said: you want.You are a Canadian and we have it.\u201d was back wth a large slab of Oka cheese.Incuiry elicited the information that a recent Canadian guest had been disappointed because they did not have this type of cheese, \u201cEvery Canadian finishes dinner with it! He had sent 500 pounds as a present.\u201cWhat was his name?\u201d \u201cMr.Harry McLean, a very generous gentleman!\u201d \u201cMr, McLean had never written to the Minister of Finance and | feft certain that he had been just a name to Mr.Robb, Still, it could be he, so | dug up the address and wrote to ask the question.The reply was that he had sent the wreath.More than twenty years having elapsed, | looked up Emily Post's book on etiquette for guidance, but she had not covered this contingency However, it was clear that a letter must be written, so | took pen in hand and did my best, and than reported to Mrs.Robb out in Victoria that the files were now closed.In that | erred: Harry wrote back thanking me for the letter! never had that is your man.is For example, Senator Norman Lam- in Old Point Comfort, Virginia.\u201cNo necd to ask what In a few minutes he Provicial Capital Report QUEBEC (CP) \u2014 Premier Jean (the Issue, despite Lesage may make an announce- [since a secret meeting last week; ment on the electricity fssue next| 2, Many of these proponents can week when he visits the restless And }e found In the Abitibi countles, power-hungry Abitibl region.where the outdated 2h-cycle power system Is costly to consumers, who cabinet silence Speculation in this direction is apurred hy two facts: - must convert their 60-cyecle ap- 1, Proponents of nationalization |pliances, and discouraging to bu- of Quebec's 44 private power com- jsiness and industry, badly needed panies have taken an iron stand vn in a backward region.= MIND BY | ~LEANER THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS ® Wednesday, Sept.19th, 1962 Report From Ottawa OTTAWA (CP) Fodder an J'anadt vas Cv inu.ng opt woh Horus ave revealed that ar [vase Cand athées Cummnonwentt silst fon Chonda were cr pled aunty es onan oo frat to block die.oy pelo after taking Satan oat oon trem gen mas the Farepe ry polio vac nes end the li qu amer Combet Market Ee cad a sn uteesboatels caneelled plans La Love tad Htsh ent ante ISOM Hass vou on elie voutd + an Den the fre un ch ge X hesth department off nu, he tons can, cad 0 inv titine com tre | Non Promo cate fra end cloespe te was sated chat the UC Trourirs taf Lu tan four contracted the poaralyes as ha tu fo Mt Bradendnde voter ra + Coleen or tah the straw lee ay he gue th al whether Coad fenetre Lquid vorveine Seated de nuterestedd ne thie ables Ao estana ted Loo son Canad un of Farag 0 tan Joins eM \u2018ouk Sabin doses an seven pros in- Lobert Thompsor.Social Credit ces before the suspension was an paris easter cal he wae dép nourecd The hive vitae vaccine [ponted the Prime Mans ter had wars oensed Ter us on Cond last {net proposed à Cotmnenwrillh as Mireh and teeny provi es ete june ta the Comen Man he blontees mess vu nator doa Wen the Comunmenuc ira hae ter dis fad weed Phatugm ans \u20ac denpans ont Continue Salk Program ter peurs, he vu, Pire feddepal expert raed that] Broadcast Share the anti polio pnueusrann be yon Vuother peel ad ddehirre noe Hed vier onstyoaw th Salk vo cine Ew hieny the Soc ad adit nd New whieh nude vtr adesed veus Pemeetur sc prarlres 4 heal fus ee quai dit dial steed throne ho ne Sane wth the tous older pet lanes, sy CI queditrent hpocndeact th.The heath depres vader Cl nd wont Cvs it dence of fan on Ton - | Ph Wor app eld Pr ce Gee wae cotremedy Tow and then [Corse vive ad loto poh Sabon vas nee M offert a seat cane nn whe favored retent on ef th potent al tees the tatare cant ob 61 16-tddtt heat boris 4 din sonar tin Polio fee ur Fans in proportion to each Nonethet a temporary abe fer Pasty repre entation no the Hoag mies tT on the oval vaccination pre Dob Canons ram had heen ordered to allow The CE recommended tee a \u201cne fora vail investis atgon of all let ment ol oo pros Tee Lu Case sod patio occtrrèng an Canada Cane ery ate tae to the {or al during thie current qrerrod and twa ace at Focal Cred Fhe depavime nt noted that the band the ND poire Mneblenieec thio venr gs hen A anestins betwen poe oe tals She Boowest ever recorded in Cane Den and thee CW added ns oan oe ada The only serious Joo al onthreale pa at the ae ueniles part devodogedt in the Ora hdl od Saale ther race bee thee [io + tet where DN cee have born! P'rccudensr Ca ernon The 10h reported so toe tin voi promise tir fads he thee aod Opposition Ready mothe 5 rune Later While loue Miniter lreien Dairy Suepluscs baker vus at the Commonsvedh Nereus Mon .vu prime ministers conferences | Thm ltan wan need the boa ndu London, qolitienl activity confinned {ttv that hatter queductjon con unalaites here tons to sour con iderahls abo Leuders of the three opposition denned Tevels Heo aid action othe Uti, rotting ready Tor the open than Tedder] cade will hoe to line of Partioment Sceptendher ST he taken to Dyine dairs quresefieet cn stronglv eriticised the Tito in line aeathe detnatel taken he Meo Diefenbaber nt the! The Drernanon Para of State Lorde talk [5 reported that the Inter ut foiberal bender Lester 1 Peareon plus nt Neus 30 prenait te Sid \u201cleploradble\u201d that 144000000 pound: CO Tenn pond it Wil ad to silence on what decisions were made, if any, at that two-day meeting.But as the clamor from groups supporting State Control grows, so toes the feeling the Cabinet's silence will have to end soon.Resources Minister Rene Levesque, 40, has made no secret of the fact he might resign from the « TRAINING CENTRE FOR MORAL RF-ARMAMEF.cused the Government of showing, through (ts hesitation, that it is in the pockets of Anglo-Saxon Finan- clers, Strategists here add the popularity of nationalization in areas like the Abitibi, where the power system is outdated, or the Gaspe, where It is costly and limited, to the fact that an election must be held Dur ages s tfan 1 veux © atiiero In aadaql- Lot To VOS on pond of batter I was cite kh 1 an verte nt woauetratises, Mr Ham bon ad a feadernd Uledt nf 1?cents pe potnd ta te qroudnet\u2026 hord reduced prices and intense consumption, bat EE A es sd toc hell le de ape parent that federal sabsede ation stone not olvines the dry surplus problent,\u2019 sut ant af runs on frere work td Jobs for teen aero rediieed ganemploy ment Ang t to ifs towest level Lnee the tail nf 1938, An estimated UN Cornadins, Fogger cent of thee labor Coren, were looking for work on mid- Nove Pee to 1 40 Tower hy Se than a nee ly eariier and phono fear than it vere tof vont Lenve Boards Tao proanmment Canulbians ree \u201cup d fon federal arene for ddferent retro Claude Todo, precedent ot the titan D ter togcre vo dsned fon \"tre man prodietivity one 1 citer that the Twas cu dif aad ae heady 5 tance Qu En tow an cope He sad the rounel head be tout formed tte an \u201cton ie vy oy counc bo thot coul] ol tacde cute af reon- mie tre nel ined pan ce connie - an devenu her and manne.nent Chonan ne poh men replied Ut the route bow as endeavoring cote ju tit aod wa on thn .fen re PEN fra Cu he poo ag sun Flu he vfogmes fusticc of Lalanne Hopeorne Court, re hed a chrirnean nl the Civil Coe Von ton ond anne pes sige nated 6 the Ombre High \u201cout t M.lu [hehe IN, inl that when he gogo d the pgovermnent rene three sen neo bowie oon the under standin: that the ape boshfibent could be teapporary Reservas Higher C'arrstel Toren ers line re- server atond ob 220 G00 Olin a the nd of Nuns competed with the preci aap ty fou pent of 81100 Foon aan any ane 8 NT 2) This the Training Centre for include a complete umit, designed Pellotior and Mrs.Pelletier, Val- Moral Re-Armament at Mackinac for the production of television, .Island, Michigan, where the World motion picture and stage produc- leyfield and Rev.P.R.Stote and Assembly was held over Labour | tions that will put the free world| Mrs.Stote attended and stayed Day week-end.These buildings|{on the ideological offensive.Rev.here, \u201cthe tine has come\u201d for them, ton, ., to denponstrate for the world that Convictions From Mackinac sac re putting the world right The Trans- (by THE REV, P.R.STOTE formation an their lives je hevorul doubt, 1 think of three Canadian boat week 1 premnieed te ive rng ant cd the quant LL not {hu ness men who are putting the more convictions from Noel Loy ares olution ef deeb bt a penal af Remaking: thee World hefore 1,600 people (rom nuony connitries 4 volution in motives, their own caine You will have te ae the world were gathered at bo ph ope herd to acte him eff the fee then ta believe it, Mackinae Lot, Michigan, at thee eat ion, \u201cWhat om 1 Tivinge for\u201d This be only ample of whit is Frain Centre fer Mord eg The people of the world are ing dane to cave a crumbling \\enenment, ; ; 2 dé -perate need bein 0 the ET iat ion Here ren more Mackinac boa heantifal -laned in snot Livin to Calis The Creators of Laetalls ax auf rs hi mare he Straits of Mackinae, where the Pree.Often pereonn) vatisfae- toy he done Great Lakes neh [tis abot yn ie the cn rather than Mis ; ; vo piles from Sand Ste Marie, Ont, purpose hic rust he put rieht, As for myself, | rame back with 150 from Canada were there to Île ja areas being done Tea ered the convistion Join many nove from South Armers (ceotion of the people of the world.TO Do ANYTHING, pei, Central America, North Amer fy wus détonstrated brvond TO GIVE UP ANYTHING, ea, Afren, Jéurope, Japan, Korea doubt in the many plays and films TO RECEIVE ANYTHING, , ane nny mare countries.Lhich are actual extracte from the that the world may be remade in The cn of the Trans Centre Yife of nanny countries, The film time, to clean up the Nation fromm he Crowning lex perience\u201d shows | am convinted that in our own Lottom to top, beginning with one \u2018the ancwer to division between districts we have heen put to steep self But the won) as the world pt | arche and white.\u201cPhe Men of by the many activities that do.not vight.4t i= a mors] and spoitunl Brazil\" shows the answer for hit- | produce the answer in daily lives, revolution I have never hay interne between labour and mman- , which the times require.War or à revolution, on the usual agement and between Lobour and i Either we put all that we are into senses Many who were there, have tatenur, \"the Creator's Purpose now or else been, Anyone wha came away lA play produced By the Canadian we and our children will be slaves without sensing the need of being Indians shows how after 200 voars to the aims of human will apart in this greatest and final *Revolu- lei frustration, bitterness and decay from God.bee net uethin ta, vesps The six-day visit to territory Cabinet anoprineple ifr eval hey wcthin \u2018vo Vers, that went stronuly social Credit instep.Does that addup te Qi annonces \u2018he dune 14 Federal elections js] He considers nationalization a ent in the Abani?winder ir dos: scheduled tp begin Thursday, Eovital step for Quebec's cognamy and ar not, Quebec press guailete Wid follows + politicalte-rougt trip hy Thi specches in the last vear elon | he who the Prenner on \u201crip Premier Lesage to the \u2018ruspe jenting an integrated power grid waiting tp soe Coeninstula earlier this sumer.[ander Quebec Hsdro have 0 \u201ceq Premio Lesage spent the weck- In the Gaspé, the Premier wis bead public support.\u201cnd in Nore-frime he pond in bearded hy demands for eraploy- Union, Municipal nnd Soe le Montre, wroteon his anntat cheek= ment and patronage.The climate Groups in devent weeks have nn Montreal pes spp this week: Sf the Abitibi counties, where Teder-brushed ride supeestions that the jeg that the Premier, S00 ferries ul Liberils fared poorly, is expéc- jissne be put before a Rozal Come fo hegvy workload and wonder dt ed to be much the same mission for further study send gp Job wasn too ton h for one The nationalization issue, pritne | demanded immiediate action, man.tapie of the summer, has not been Lately, as the Cabinet silence es ; ; _ .creneral discussed by the Cabinet since Ajgrew deafening, statements from | I'he 12 durectors of the Conera top-secret meeting at Lac à l'Epau- these groups have become stronger, Financing Corporation were pane le in Laurentides Provincial Park.Le Rassemblement pour Findé- ed during the week, hry wi it Cablnet Ministers, even those {pendance Nationale, a separatist until stockholders in ue C'erpora- whose stand on the issue is known, [group this week colned the phra- [HOD edn elect their own directors.told reporters they have been sworn se \u201cThe Silent Cabinet\u201d and aec- Most are in their 50°«, with Senis tor Cyrille Vaillancourt, 70, of Levis, the oldest member and Marcel Pepin, 36, of Quebec City.à Union Executive, the youngest, In 1961 corporation taxes took $1.6 billion of the $3.4 hilllon profit earned by Canadian Industry.\u2014 Quick Canadian PFucts i 10 - The Gleaner Wednesday, Sept.19th, 1962 SHOP AT You R CLOT! .Distinction WEEK-END PLAZA SPECIALS SPORT JACKETS 18.50 up.iy ING G 10% off on Sport Shirts \u2014 \u2014 WE HAVE RECEIVED ALL OUR FALL LINES INCLUDING A NEW LINE OF HATS.F.LEFEBVRE & SON Reg'd 93 CHATEAUGUAY ST.BEAU TIFUL SELECTI AND DRYER TO MATCH LAUNDROMAT ONLY MARCHAND FRERES LUXOR JEWELLERY 80 CHATEAUGUAY ST.For Fall LARGE SELECTION FAMOUS Gladstone WATCHES ON OF GIFT ITEMS | | | NE | Tel CO.4-5441 ! BOYS DRESS SHIRTS 2.59 BOYS DRESS PANTS Assorted Colours 2.98 WOMEN'S WHITE BEN CASEY BLOUSES 2.98 Huntingdon 5c¢ to 1.00 Store EMILE LEBLANC, Prop.77 Chateauguay St.A PYREX COPPER | TINT | OVENWARE || Assorted Sizes 96c Each | Chateauguay St.PYJAMAS FLANNELETTE All sizes including oversize $2.98 | I st ELITE DRESS SHOPPE Huntingdon NIGHT GOWNS FLANNELETTE \"3% and long $2.98 PURSES Black, Brown, Suede, Tapestry $2.98 up BOWLING SHOE BAGS $1.98 u Border Inn Restaurant CO.4-9039 Chateauguay St.FRIDAY SPECIALS 65c FRIED SCALLOPS \u2014 GRILLED HALIBUT ; SUNDAY ROAST TURKEY SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN BAKED VIRGINIA HAM SPECIALS : Homemade Spaghetti DAILY SPECIAL 65 | and Meat Sauce oN B McCOY BROS.TEL.CO.4-5392 CHATEAUGUAY ST.RADIOS REPAIRS EVERYTHING APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 178 Chateauguay Tel.CO.4-5418 RADIOS TELEVISIONS ELECTRICAL now and be K.M.Don't let cold weather catch you with your fuel oil supply down! Let us fill your tank the first drop in the temperature! Call us.Prompt Service YOU NEED IT! ready to \u201cturn on the heat\u201d at FERNS ; 75 Chateaugua | CALL CO.4-9039 FOR ; HUNTINGDON guay 4 ORDER TO TAKE OUT CO.4-5388 \u2014 mas = \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Yoo \u201d ns _ - ~~ .theme was The Everlasting Moers H : d C C il M Mr.W.L, Carr was appointed (O'Hare $0.40 \u2014 The SW and P, [named pastor of Notre Diune paris Mr.and Mrs.Eugene DeGowin Celebrate ex\u201d.unting on ounty ounci eets Special Officer to inquire into the 158,89 \u2014 J.BE.Barrett $90.00 \u2014 Tu- [in Malone by the Rev, J.J, Navaeh, .° The minutes vf the previous The regular quarterly session of, The Department of Agviculture [Matter of the Pinsonneault Creek [herge and Lalonde $1.30 \u2014 Lester Bishop of the Ondensburg Diocese.Golden Wedding Anniversary meeting were rend and approved, the Huntingdon County Counell |of Québec ls requested tu amend the [And to report at the December Fraser $75.00 The appointment will become offer Mr.and Mrs.Eugene DeGowin| Athelstan: Mra, Roy MeNichols of jand Mrs.McLean gave the Treas.wits held on Wednesday, the 12th Act respecting the protection of [meetings ; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tive on Sept, 25 when the Rev.qe of Fort Covington, N.Y.celebrated Ormstown; Mrs.Bruce Seriver offurer's report, The results irom the [day of Sept, 1462 Members were Thoroughbred cattle that not only The valuation rolls of the differ- Ste Agnes as J.Ruobillarq of Constablesi ve thelr 50th wedding anniversary Montreul, and Mrs, Jrnest Flynn {sale of wurk ni ire Fair were very fol present under the presidency of thoroughbred eattle he protected [ent municipalities were read, and * NY will come to Fort Copying Sunday, September 9th, at a recep- of Chateauguay.Neighbors, who gratifying.One letter of thunks was the Warden Mr, 10 Alister b.[hat algo grade entitle and to have [rate of Yo mill on the dollar was STE.AGNES DE DUNDEE ins the new piston of st.Mary % tion in their home.poured, were Mrs.Richard Howard.rend.somerville, the Jaw require that hulls of all ages [imposed on all taxable property sympathy is extended to the |,.During his twelve years in | \" About 300 people called at the] Mrs.John Ellmvorth, Mis Beatrice IL was decided that if there were| The minutes of the previous anse be kept within a paddock not ex- [within the limits of the County Of [family of the Inte Mr.Alphonse Tee vont Mur Dum hax made wi DeGuvrin Farm Homestead, which Creighton and Mrs.Bert Fish.no other coming events the annual [sion were read, approved and ceeding 50 ft.hy 50 ft.in area.Huntingdon, to defray the expenses [Llane who passed away in Hune or oe na il on v ; Ce has been in the DeGowin family The couples only grandchild, turkey supper would be October |signed, A letter from the Canadian Red of administration for the current jtingdon County Hospitat on Thies.oe PA el je nu a eon for over 100 years.Antiques, which Tammy Smallman and Miss Jean itn Som of the detalls were Cross Society was read and filed.year, dax afternoon.Sept.14in Prior Lo en iis many other nu Mrs.DeGowin collects as a hob-| Howard registered the guests, 20 © F000 to be | was resolved on the motion of The Council regrets they cannot! The hilly for drainage due by the [his entering hospital about two || = by, were on display for the vc- Mrs, Allle Smith and Mrs.Char- 50 ; - October meeting Councillor Turcot, that a resolution meet the town council request as Muneipality of the Parish of Ste, [weeks ago, the kite My Leblane -0- casion, les Smaïiman eut the cake.Aincureed at our October MEetnR.ef sympaihy be extended Councillor [the county counell may need the Clotilde were ordered handed to [made his home with Mr, and Mrs Mr, and Mrs, Aurcle Quesnel of Mrs DeGuwin received Ther Tea, sandwiches, coffee and tea Mrs, Melntyre read an Invitation |l'epron on the accidental death of [extra land for further building.M.E, CC, Martin, attorney.for Bmérie bohlane in Ste, Anes.h Chateauguay.Que, visited with guests in a belge lake frock with| were served.she hod received inviting the ladies his sister and brother-in-law, Mr, Valllancourt was ndvised the collection and sue it necesean \u201cThe deceased'x body was in re- [relatives in this arca on the weeka gold metallic jacket and gold Mr, DeGowin is a retired breeder to attend the 51h anniversary of [A resolution of congratulation matter of drainage of the Brandy The Public Works De tra Is pose al the Montpetit funeral Home end.metallic accessories and « gold ly cattle and iv fore Ormstown Women's Missionary wus adopted, congratulation Coun | Brook ou a Branch of the Black [asked to repair a i on the in Huntingdon until Monday morn- roated white orchid.: + miss * ; Her daughters, Mrs.Smith of Malone and Mrs, Smuliman of Ft.hostesses.The home was decorated with baskets of gold, bronze and white chrysanthemums.Marigolds were used to centre the tea table, The anniversary cake was frosted in white and sprayed with gold spun sugar.Nièces of the couple poured as \u2018tollows: Mrs.George Taylor of Harlie Walter Covington, were Elections for Franklin County.Athelstan PRESBYTERIAN LADIES AID The Ladies Ald met on Thursday afternoon, September 13th at the home of Mr.and Mra.Ktewart Ross.Mrs, Watson took charge of the meeting.and Mrs.Morris Mc- Lean led in the Aevotions, reading from Ps.107 and led In prayer.Her Society on Tuesday, September the Ixth at 2.40 pan.when the Rev, W.H, Brown, à former minister in Ormstown, would be guest speaker.Notice wus also given of St, Andrew's Thanke-offoring on September 2%th when Mra, Ronald Rowat will bring the message.The meeting closed with @ hymn and the Lord's Prayer Delicious salad refrehments wae served by the hostesses and a social \u201chour enjoyed, cillor Perron on his appointment us Director of the Union of County Counclls, Tred Paré, his son and Jean Paul Lebrun, were advised to see Leon enudin, agronemist re Pinson- neault Creek and Branches, PERSONAL.Mr.and Mrs.Robert MacMillan nf Stanley.Iowa, were over-night River and English River, should be det with the Franklin Council as it Is a local watercourse, The Warden, Mr.Somerville, ina formed the Board that the matter ol the pewiring of the County Building ls it une hands of the Provinelal Government, and that no Feport has been received from the inspector as yet.A letter from the Canadian Ime -hests at the home of their cousins Catherine and Bessie Graham.perial Bank of Commerce of duns tingdon, was read and filed, Selgniory Line Road, bordering the Municipalities of Godmanchester, St Stanislas and Ste-Barbe, The following bls were ordered paid, The Bell Tel, Co, 811,89 \u2014 The 8.W.and PF.$10.74 \u2014 Willie Rivest $4.00 \u2014 I.1, Barrett 490,00 \u2014 James O'Hare $5.00 Piché & Harvey $11.96 \u2014 Jack Construction $46.80 \u2014 The 8.W.and P.$13.19 \u2014 Eddie Beare $6.00 \u2014 The Bell Tel.Co.$7.58 = Office Stationers $19.38 \u2014 - James ing, when last rites were eonducted at the Roman Catholic Church in Ste.Agnes, w()= Mrs, Gregor laeshe spent several days of last week in Bomimy, N.Y.where she wns & guest of her sister, Mrs, Lyle Currie, =0> The Very Rev, Mgr.Edmund H.Dumas, pastor of St.Mary's Chureh in Fort Covington, N.Y.since March 1080, has just recently been = The new leter fox set up outsid- the post office in the village will no doubt prove to be an added convr- nience to the loenl public, 'HOPPERS MENACE ST.SEVERIN, Que (CP) - Clouds of grasshoppers are menace ing the harvest of flux introduced recently on 1,000 acres around this town, says agronomist Alphonse Schiller.\u2019 pry vy = grr à \u20ac EE | i A THE me ATER iy Lah [INTE THAT GIVE YOU THE OPPORTUNITY of WINNING A \u2014 E § | ; | PAINTS | CAN FURNIS SPECIAL\u2018 F WE CAN FURNISH YOU WITH ANY 1 INSULATION TO MAKE YOUR HOME L ; COMFORTABLE FOR THE WINTER OWE ; L BROS.| MINERAL WOO || FIBERGLASS WOOL PAINT ZONORIT i SEE US NOW.A) e TEN-TEST 3 e WOOD GRAIN MASONITE .e CROWN DIAMOND PAINT == NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE REPAIRS DONE.WE CAN FURNISH BOTH BUILDING MATERIAL AND SKILLED A MEN.\u2014 FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN.j LUMBER and CONSTRUCTION INC.i 24 LAKE Huntingdon TEL.CO.4-5151 ~ 4 i / \u2014 When you visit Huntingdon Fair, visit a store that features \u201cname brands\u201d.Braith- 1 waite Bros.carry a full line of giftware, electrical appliances, artists\u2019 supplies, toys, x housewares, sporting goods, etc.with BRAND NAMES the year around.Name M brands not only reflect prudent purchasing and good taste, but they are your 5 guarantee of satisfaction.à .1 A few of the Brand Names at Braithwaite Bros.: 4}; * ROYAL DOULTON china and e WINDSOR-NEWTON art sup- i figurines plies 3 , ; .A 4|| © HUDSON'S BAY blankets and * RAMSAY paints and varnishes : coats 1 ak 1 e BLACK & DECKER power at J * PYREXWARE and CORNING tools \u201c| gl WARE * PHILPS and WEBCOR an tape £i ® {| DINKY TOYS, MECCANO recorders À ° if hot- * L SS WNING Rifles and S * REMINGTON electric shavers = 4] * RALEIGH famous bicycles * SUNBEAM appliances > À|| * GENERAL ELECTRIC * RUSTCRAFT cards & giftwrap a 1 TV, Stereo Hi-Fi, Ranges, Re- = 4 frigerators, Washing Machincs N j and Dryers, Radios, Deep N 4 Freezers, Hair Dryers, Fry 1 Pans, Vacuum Cleaners, 4 Clocks, Floor Polishers, otc.: Braithwaite Bros.also offer fine English bone china, imported glassware, distinctive i lamps, etc.as well as all brand name records.Visitors are welcome to drop in and browse i around.We pay a premium on U.S.currency.pires BRAII HWAII E BROS.avaeh, .ines.(Established 1908) offer .Cree 161 Chateauguay St.Huntingdon Phone CO.4-5445 Jevill, by ington nn NUS, ; ; : .D all goes well visitors should be able Mr.and Mrs.Milton Titiey of St.Pa ; Improvements At to use it this fall to sce the beauti- Laurent.visited their uncle and me 4 ful coloured leaves.aunt, Mr.and Mrs.W.li.Brady, idanes Moon Valley An addition to the lodge is also |on Sunday, nero fi Ski enthusiusts will be interested nearing completion.0 3 learn that extensive Improve- Georgetown Ladies Aid Fes are being made at Moon H ° k The Georgetown Ladies Ald So- nel of 'É fey.near Malone, N.Y.OWIC clety met at the home of Mrs, Thos.with Work on a new chair lift and Kerr, on Monday evening.Sept.wevk= @ \"alls is nearing completion on a| Mr.and Mrs.James Crawford |10th.Mrs, Robb McFarlane pres- Hobe 2,100 feet in height with a 500 spent a week at the home of Mr.and ided, There will be u canvass of the M foot vertical rise.The concrete | Can congregation instead of a supper footings for the lift required 400 | J.l, Marris, Bury.Que.this fall.The canvassers will call Wutxide tong of concrete.Transportation of -0- between Oct 1st - 15th.The ladies will ne @ the gravel, cement and water to the Mr.George H, Lavery B.A.ars |are catering to the Kelly \u2014 Warden conve- 8 Upper levels had to be done by rived with hix wife and two YOUNE |wedding on Sept.29th.A request | hand.The trails are ex Jected L od sons, David and Brian, on Thurse |from the Verdun Protestant Hos- 18 Mpleted this month and sklers day, to occupy the United Church [pital for costume jewellery and i 20 other person who wa \\ 18 anse, Mr, Lavery.who has been |ladies scarves was read, anyone , @ View oc them may visi an 4 pre- appointed us student pastor of this having a donation please contact P) 7 explore the trail y visit there and charge, hy the Montreal Presby-{the president or secretary of this nenae- Oct 8.tery of the United Church of Can- |society.Members are asked to hand oqueri the ober 15th is the date set for ada.conducted hi» first service in labels of Maple Leaf products to 16 he before 10 TS of the chair lift but here on Sunday morning.For the |Mrs.Fletcher 4s we have not yet phons RUBBER 7 WHITE F 27 in.Good Quality, Reg.45¢.3 Yds.MEN'S WORK SHIRTS FULL CUT, Olive, Gray, Blue, Sizes 14'2-17 C 4 ANNELETTE SANFORIZED BOOTS Men's 12 in.Light Weight Full range of boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 clothing and shoes at lowest prices.W.E.LEFEBVRE REGD.78 Chateauguay co $6.00 leven ee come and get om! 1.00 1.95 3.69 .4-5464 r The time comes when furnace has +o retire! | your old 4 And when .working \u201c When you can install an ESSO Oil Burner or a complete Winter Air Conditioning System.CONSULT US PRICES AS LOW AS IMPERIAL PER MONTH comes, make sure you get an efficient, hard Furnace, the furnace that stays younger so much longer ! Esso Esso ' the time Esso Oil It is opened to the ic i i public it Will undergo extensive testing.If ed at Masonville, Que.last two years, he has been station- reached our quota.Refreshmente i were served after the adjournment ospital, go Elliott in the Montreal General Bellevue Drive at Station.the Pumping Wednesday, Sept.19th, 1962 The Gleaner - 11 - rere PLAT SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES Made to your requirements for Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries SATURDAY SPECIAL PUMPKIN PIE GRANT'S BAKERY 32 HUNTER ST.TEL.04-5024 HUNTINGDON ns SHOP LOCALLY IN THE PLAZA | tinédon, Que, was récontly held at d-au, Ste.Agnes Buman Caisviit Cuuscis om ot a A RENE ESS ES IE ANRT A 0 FALL SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 wp Tel.C( SEP OOOIOINES veil and mitts, She carried à bouquet of yeliow carnations, AT ARNOLD'S MEN'S WEAR | om pm mn AR and MANY OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES A At pa mir, P= RTE mos SR RAS .SUITS 2 PAIRS OF PANTS 29.55 up TOP COATS i Q 9s up ~ er LAMINATED CAR COATS Various Colours and Styles 19.95 w em Cm nat 0e \u2014\u2014\u2014 DA No gars 0 re te Ltée 0 AAO A ANSE DE LE SORA SR rt AR*''OLD'S MEN'S WEAR 103 CHATEAUGUAY ST.395 rr and Far: Richmond and Oruisiown, rasvorvr00r0c0000000000000000400000000000000007 Chase & Sanborn COFFEE 69¢ Ib.bag SPIC and SPAN y .ve, HUNTINGDON Giant Size .VTT , ~ TT | .| Johnson Liquid McLaren's Sweel PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING \u2014 VENTILATION : y GAS and ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND GET YOU R KLEAR WAX WAFER PICKLES PROPANE GAS SERVICE and INSTALLATION 46 32 oz rene o 400400000002 00 000000000100 1O0O 24e .Oz.FREE COUPONS 2 j 79 | $1.59 jars /7C PLANS ON REQUEST.! TO WIN A 1 To -_ \u2014 | Maple Leaf Homemade I HOME and INDUSTRIAL | C R WEINERS SAUSAGE O1 ash 39¢ Ib | - a mein mans ve Lu _ een FREE ESTIMATES { $ e OTHE LUABLE HUNTINGDON 176 Chateauguay CO.4-5432 | THER VALUABL omal | i \u20ac a.: VALLEYFIELD 78a Grande-Ile FR.3-3881 ||, PR |Z ES | BEER\u2014PORTER .- MELOCHEVILLE 8-4th Avenue CO.8-5788 | CO.4-5002 95 Chateauguay CO.4-5215 _ me arcsserserress res samren scan crc acer reu core U LOU AU VOA VET DES 000 200 eme LES TI hit hid LE Te .4ne p.dot \u2018off, brothers ai \u20ac ° Lis : er : \u201c\u20ac ot A noq_tol mens sn doable jaune Mr.Jann Coif McLennan Bookmobile | rm Mig Fee Fon en Havelock I Lv woe celrhpated by Rew fee, cid bet men ab \u2014 12 men amd from \u20ac \u201cban Father Geoard Goznon, braving tae [ushers were My Prsres M vy .t3 are invited ut 220 .CPV ie Te ie a love [brother of the zrooun, and Mr, Ber- Itinerary Adults are invited ot Zine quan.fA ohne But catean peut A serv = on 5 sn red Ww ou p vie me ee de Huntingdon High sehool Ties.; .by Mrs, Latroiile and vora : ! : Cw 2 } Lee God 0H her parents, Pectin woes pondered hy the Hune Foillowites the rhureh ceremony The Bookmobile nf the McLennan |duy.September Loin from 5e TM rl Me Lt eon MOU Ne Cio Tati + of St.Ann choir he gueeis vatherct at tp Mie Travelling Libraries will be in the|4 pan.for adults, | .Novi New of Mont- 2 .i.coo aes Harel fora or tackes dine vy, Huntingdon atea during the week Jahn and [DRITHE I'he ide, who wer is nin mire nusce Venus supplied by the Due pf September 24th to 2Mh.Follow- Wednesdux, Se ptenide Sinn cl were Sunday Tue at the rine hy heer futhres wor 1 po frre Brother ing is the planned itinerary, Howick High School from S000 \u2014 same home, Br dense erinolae gowh of Sk i > , brer (M luc à ie HANA over satin, thie fitted bodice Totter the brad and zr om Lert for Valleyfield;, Monday, September 2 oon; AN rey Gre Blac od Mood Mie Geos Lauran and and very full skari having Lace Poneir weddits tip tp Old Orchard 24th at the Gault Institute Elemen- [Alrs, MekKeil) from 12:80 \u2014 0 panes \"0 000 0 ane Fan Joy afrernoon ppligued butterfiies from the neck pach, Maine, mooring through the tary School from 4:80 \u2014 12 noon: |Beauhitrnois Intermediate Sehool visitng in Havelock, line down to the hemline in front Nites of Vermont, New Hampshire Gault High School from 1 \u2014 3:80 [from 1:30 \u2014 3 pm.and at the same \u2014 ram while the back wis Dimishet With 81 00 Maine ard seturning vis Mae p.m.and at the same place for luce for PR ! how of organza.Her shoulder length {oy chusetts and New York.For adults at 3 p.m.place for adults from 3 \u2014 3.30 pai WwW ddi voit of tulle illusion was held with |eraveHling the bride wore a three Tuesday, September 25th, at the: Thursday.Sepiember 2T:h at the e ing a tiny crown of white satin roses, plece double -knit green and white ; ; school à COFFEY\u2014DEMERS Sne,Wvore à single strand of peurlé {uuit with dark brown accessories of the meeting.Hudson Flementary School from, The nropians 6 Poroihy Ann, and carried æ cascide bouquet of and à corsage of yellow Sweethçcart -o- 4 10:30 an, and from J6080