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THE OTTAWA JOURNAL 23 SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1950. home, and Thomas, Douglas and Rotary Club Tours Governor General Ask for Permanent OPP Officer $2,500 Damage When Trucks Collide Near Aultsville CORNWALL, July 18. (Spe the camp for crippled children maintained by Rotary dubs. Brief addresses were' given by Rev. Kenneth Cowan and George Shamv.

Community singing was Jed by Rev. Cowan and accompanist was Mrs. J. T. Gallagher.

Toast to the ladles was proposed by R. P. Mills. Chairman waa J. Forsa.

Children's Camp KG AN VILLI, July 15. (Special) Eganrllle Rotary club celebrated Ladies' with a dinner meeting -at Rideeu Ferry Inn 'and a 'boat trip on the Lakes. Prior to the meeting the Rotariane and guests visited on the-Rideau Nylon rope la popular for boy lariats. Terrence Brady Arnprior Pioneer Dies af His Home ARNPRIOR, July IS. (Spe-rial) Terrence Brady, one of the few remaining pioneers of Arnprior, died Thursday night at hi borne on Church street after a lengthy Illness.

Mr. Brady was In his 87th year. Terry Brady was born In Arnprior, March 0, 1864, son of -the late Terrence Brady and Catherine Macnamara. He was educated In local schools and following graduation he entered the tailoring He was recognized as one of the best tradesmen in the business. In later years be was employed With the firm of MrLsrhlln Bros.

Church. He was a member of the Holy Name Society. Surviving are three sisters. Miss Elizabeth Brady; Mrs. Fred Daze, both of Arnprior; and Mrs.

James Sydney, The funeral will be at his residence Sunday at 3.48 m. to 8L John Chrysostom Church for Libera service at p.m. Funeral mass will be Monday morning. Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery. Friends Honor Mrs.

W. J. R. Caldwell MERRICK VILLE, July 18 (Special) Mr. W.

J. R. Caldwell, who is leaving here in with her husband to take up residence In Cobourg, wss guest of honor at a social evening held at the home of Mrs. A. L.

Telford, by Group of the Women's Association of the United Church. During the evening, Mrs. Charles McKibbon read an address expressing regret that Mrs. Caldwell was leaving Merrlckville, and wishing she and her husband and little son, success and happiness in their new home. Mrs.

Telford made the presentation of a cup and saucer to Mrs. Caldwell for which she expressed thanks. Refreshments were served by the hostess, sssisted by the group leader, Mrs. Forrest Hamilton. Oppose Reduction Of Train Service a- ftp (DP!) lit George, all of La Cave; one daughter, nurse-in-training at Ottawa General Hospital; four brothers.

Rev. M. S. McNamara of Barry's Bay, Andrew of Parent. Michael of Eganville and Patrick of Ottawa and one sister, Mrs.

Edward Donovan of Admaston. The funeral was held from her late residence to Our Lady of Fatlma Church for requiem high mass. Interment was made In the parish cemetery. The was chanted by her brdther and was attended by many prominent district clergy Including Bishop Smith of Pembroke. I EDINBURGH.

Scotland CP) The Works Ministry will spend 39.000 (gTTKOl porary offices here. BERLOU colorless, odor-leas, stainless and resistant to dry rleanlng. One easy application makes your valuable clothing, blankets, and rugs safe from moth-damage for 6 Don't delay buy BER- LOU today! I'M 'From lea (Hag Department, Furniture, Druq end Hardware Stores. ,) Stsrts nith To Visit Hawkesbury Labor Day HAWKESBURY. July IS.

(Special) Viscount Alexander will pay an official visit to this Ottawa1 valley town on Labor Day, September 4, it was announced last night The Governor General will make brief stopovers' at Wen-dover, Plaatagenet and Alfred en route to Hawkesbury where be will be officially welcomed by the town council on his arrival at 1 Jn. After dinner the viceregal party will tour the town, visit the Veterans' Memorial Monument, and Inspect Boy Scouts, veterans. Girl Guides and air cadets. This will be followed by aa open, house at the Town HalL After a civic recep tion at the Abenaki Golf and Country Club be will return to Ottawa la the early evening. Mrs.

M. M. Munhall Buried at Admaston ADMASTON. July 13. (Special) Many friends and relatives Joined to pay Anal tribute to the memory of Mrs.

Mary Matilda Munhall at her funeral held July 8. Mrs. Munhall died at her home here la her 68th year on July 6. The former Mary Matilda McNamara, she -was born and educated In Kganville and graduated from St Vincent de Paul Training School for Nurses In Brockville In 1918. She bad resided in Admaston for 37 years.

She was married to Harry Munhall who survives. Mrs. Munhall was a member of Our Lady of Fatlma Church, Ren frew, and the Catholic Women's league. Surviving la addition to bar husband are five sons. Martin of Portage du Fort Richard at Better Living CORNWALL, July 18.

(Special) At a special meeting, Cornwall Board of Trade expressed its opposition to the proposed discontinuance of passenger service between Helena, NY. and Ottawa, by the New York Central Railroad. The board decided to write the Board of Transport Commissioners advising it wishes to make submissions in the matter. Mr. Brady was among the Arnprior natives who developed the town from the "mud and stump" stage to its present beauty.

Ha saw the lumbering Industry make prominent the name of Arnprior throughout two continents and ha later watched the transition period from a lumbering to a woollen centre that once again placed the name of Arnprior through-. out the world. -Terry Brady was an authority on hunting and Ashing. He was familiar with every stretch of Chats Lake and up until the past year he Ashed his favorite waters at the Chats Rapids. A musician of note, Mr.

Brady was a member of the Citizens' Band that won fame many years -ago. He was married in 1943 by the late Rev. A. Chains, to the former Louise Dupuis. Mrs.

Brady died some years ago. A Roman Catholic, Mr. Brady was a member of St. Chrysostom Weigh Cost If If you are going to build, first on the amount you can spend on a house. Consider your savings and plan Determine the amount of savings you have as a down payment Enquire Into the approximate monthly costs of taxes.

Insurance and maintenance. You will require fire and hazard insurance to protect the property. Consider the maintenance and repair of the house as one of the -monthly "costs of home ownership from the very beginning. The house should be large enough to fit present and future requirements, and provision should be made for ultimate additions and improvements. Simpl icity In New NUA Design-Of-The-Month mm fcr mims STYROTILE There is a distinctive STYROTILE colour that wfQ fit Into your plans for your Modern Hone.

Our plastic Ue has its deep lustrous colour moulded clear through each piece. The colour will not wear off like it will on ALL other types of Impervl- ous to moisture, it will not check or warp and Is heat resistant Easy and economical to apply to old or new surf sees. -i Capital Tils and Fleering Ltd. '1M Bank' Street (BlTiiags Bridge) raM 3-4M8 OEtl EBAl tl VASI1IN6 cial) Damage estimated at $2,800 was received by a Carwlll Transport Company tractor-trailer early today when it collided with another transport on No. 3 Highway, two miles west of Aultsville.

Aultsville is IB miles west of Cornwall. Police said that the Carwlll Transport, driven by Beaumont Hutt, 88, of Morrisburg, attempting to pass' the other truck when the accident happened. The second truck, driven by John Angell, Swansea, Mass. was reported to have swerved in front of the Carwlll transport The transport driven by Hutt crashed into the south ditch, while the other truck caromed into the north ditch. The American truck was not badly damaged.

Cornwall Fixes Chests Objective CORNWALL, July IS. (Special) Cornwall Community Chest campaign for funds will be held next October 3-16, it was decided at an executive meeting. The 1930 objective has been set at $18,800. Final campaign plans will be made at a meeting in September. The campaign will be pre ceded by a meeting of canvassers at which the speaker will be an official of the Canadian Welfare Council.

At the height of the Winnipeg flood, the Royal Canadian Navy's staff "aboard" the HMCS Chippewa had been increased from 18 to TOO. living in it Make a list of your requirements and figure out just how many rooms you need. A plan which calls for a few large areas is usually preferable. Some rooms doing double duty the modern Idea of house construction. For the dining area incorporated With the living room is mora economical in space and money than two separata rooms.

It is easier to maintain an area of silence by ts teu tseu J3EL CHNC-aatO-H; The most popular National Housing Act plan so far in 1950, this sturdily constructed storey-and-a-half house ha been designed particularly for the growing family of moderate income. With one bedroom on the ground floor, the house afford all the benefits of a bungalow while the attic space can be utilized for two additional bedroom a required. saeeil ACHINES A' General Electric 'washing, machine in' your- home mean "quick-clean'' washes mora time for "better 'You eaa't beat the O.K. Washer long lasting beauty, safety, aftV eieney and down-to-earth values -Priced a low aT af! iVir sV MXRRICKVILLK, July 18. (Special) At the July meeting of the MtrrlckvlUe Municipal Council, held in the Council Chambers, the was In structed to enter proposal of agreement with the Ontario Provincial Police for engaging a permanent Provincial Police constable in this village.

Reeve Fred Lannin presided over the meeting. Routine accounts were passed for the amount of $1,631.11. which Included $377.63 for street lighting, and $30.86 for relief for the month. The waterworks account totalled and the water services accounts, $380.04, both "amounts being passed. It wss also reported at the meeting that Daly Bros, of Smiths Falls had leased the building owned by Dougall Bros--which wss formerly oc cupied by the Merrlckville Plow Company, and have commenced work this week, preparing for a canning xactory in the build ing.

Dulmage and Norton Nominated for Reeve KEMPTVILLE, July 18. (special) ueorge Norton and Arnold Dulmage were nominated yesterday to contest the reeveshtp of South Gore town ship. The election, to be held July 34, was caused by the resignation of Reeve Mansell Bennett who has been appointed treasurer ofthe united counties of Leeds and Granville. Norton presently holds the position of councillor and Dulmage previously served seven years as reeve. Leslie Bolton, a former councillor, and James Hall, a fledgling politician, were nominated to contest the election of a new councillor.

grouping the bedrooms together. A play or work room doubling as a guest room is valuable asset to any house. The bathroom and kitchen grouped together eliminates unnecessary plumbing, and saves costs. A falsa saving la that which provides for steep or winding stairways. They are usually dangerous.

The above are point to talk over with your builder or architect when you are budgeting for your new A grade service door permits entrance to the basement without going through the kitchen. The house Illustrated ha been, finished in brick veneer but, any other typo of exterior finish would be suitable. A small gable ha been added ever the front door. Area of the house, for estimating purposes, is 1,05 square feet and the exterior dimensions are 38 feet by 34 feet four Inches. Complete working drawings for this house, known as Design 80-41 are available at minimum cost from any office of Central Mortgage and House Corporation.

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