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34VS FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE NINETEEN CROSSWORD - - - By Eugene Sheffer 4 T |e TT {HoRIIONTAL 42. light brown 1. quickly 43. re 6.unitof gem 45. nullity weight 47. English 11. barrel hoops clergyman- 12. dwelt novelist 14. speaks ' 48. slatted 16. primer hampers 16. Scottish 49.sharp explorer mountain 17 fished for ridge 8. narrow inlet 9. vipers 10. South. American » vERTIcAL 1. reach 2. manifest 3. salutation 4. wax What to Do To-Night RECREATION HEADQUARTERS =~ 100 Gibbs Street DAILY 2 - p.m.--Leathercraft ay). --Shellcrart ~--Woodshop --Collegiate-age gym --Collegiate-age drama group --Ceramics and wood-carving irls and women daily until the end of June, ~--Tumbling and Boxing Classes for teen-age boys daily until the end of June. (except Mon- 4-5:30 p.m.--All voys and girls activi. ! ties. --Woodshop --Leathercraft --Boys Boxing --Junior- Drama --Music and Rhythm Band, Monday and ursday --Bays Shellcraft, Wednesday. ha Sodcarving and Tumbling 7 - 9 pm.--Adult Leathercraft --Shellcraft -Adult Woodworking, Tues- day. Wednesday and Friday T Womelle Gym Class Tues- ay. --Family Night, Friday night Speclal Events Exhibition of Art--"The Painter's Art n Layman's Language." i Model Flying Club meeting Monday, June 21 at 7 o'clock in Lecture Room, C.R.A. Board of Directors meeting Wednesday, June 23 at 7:30. Bathe Park Square Dance Saturday, June 26. Music by Harold Godfrey. Appropriations For Ontario' + Public Works Ottawa, June 25--(CP)--The follow- ing public works' Abproprialions for Ontario were contained Wednesday ight 1; 1 stimates tabl- quired $350,000; Ottawa--East Block-- Improvements, $165,000; Ottawa--Im- provements $185,073; Otiawa--improve- ments to Beartng in woods and Cana- dian buildings $70, al Research Building--Improvements and repairs--further amount required $55,000; Ottawa--Parlldment Bulldings --Improvements--FPurther amount re- quired $23,000; Pembroke--FPublic build- ing $25,000; Peterborough--Public build- ing $50,000. Picton -- Public building -- Addition and alterations $25,000; Port Colborne ublic bullding--addition and altera- . er 426.000; Eaule Ste. Marie public building -- further amount reguired $150,000; Tecumseh -- Public building, 000; Ottawa--Nation- | to contribution towards improvements $10,000; Nipigon--wharf extension and dredging ,500; Owen Sound--harbor improvements $105,000; Pelee Island-- wards wharf reconstruction $50.000; Port Arthur -- breakwater -- further amount required $175,000; Port Col- borne -- brepkwater Spas -- further amount required $60,000; Rieviere Des Mille Isles--I ,000; Rondeau Erleau)--Repairs plers $85,000; heguindah dred ing (revote $13,000); $20,000; Spanish-wharf extension $7,200; Sturgeon Falls -- wharf extension -- further amount required $4,600; Toron- to--towards harbor head wail $50,000; Wades Landing--wharf and dredging $9,000; Wheatley (Muddy Creek)--to- wards fishing harbor $50,000. $61,000; Toronts cliy del b --Extension, restoration, equipment and addition 3 site--furth- r > e $76,000; T Postal station "3" $30,000; Waterloo public buillding--addition, alterations and improvements--further amount re- || quired $8,000 Harbors and Rivers Belleville--Harbor improvements $7,- 000; Britt~--wharf--further amount re- quired $2,600; Christian Island--wharf ex $16,000; Collingwood--harbor n n y ed in the Commons. Public Buildings Barrie -- Public buildings -- (revote $20,000) ,000; Chapleau -- Public building $25,000; Chatham -- Public building $50,000; Cornwall -- Public building 0,000; Delhi--Public buiid- Ing | 25,000; Dominion public bulldings --Iimprovements and repairs--furth amount required $300,000; Dundas ya lic buflding--addition and alterations $20,000; Fergus Pupils buillding--add{- tion and alteratioris $20,000; For Erie-- custom building--addition and altera- tions $50,000; - Geraldton--public build- ng $24,500; Kenora public building-- addition, alterations and improvements --further amount ' required $54,000; Little Current--public bullding $50,000; Ottawa--addition "to mines and re- sources site on Sanling Avenue--fur- ther amount required $10,000. Otiawa--Central heating plant--re- pairs and replacements--further amount required $45,000; Ottawa--Departmental office bullding--further amount re- uction and -- further amount Feduired $200, ; Dry- den--whart ,000; * Fort William-- dredging--{ er amount required $95,- 000; Goderic! Ted edging and repairs to harbor works $228,000; Grand River conservation = scheme -- 'contribution towards cost of preliminary plans, test drilling, etc., in connection with pro- _posed dam on the Conestoga River (re- vote) $8,000; Rallevbyry~18 airs to harbor works $24,000; amilton--to- wards ' harbor improyements--further amount required § wharf replacement § A --wharf $23,000; Lenora--repairs Yiarveg-firiler amount required $16,- 000; ncardine--repairs to pilers-- further amount required $18,000; Kingsville--harbor repairs and improve- ments--~further amount required $45, 000; Loon Lake--wharf $8,300; Midland to Parry Sound---towards dredging in- side Channel-furghier amount required Montreal River--to complete wharf age facilities $4,500: Nighthawk River-- mechanical Vete n Editor Passes at 85 Montreal, June 25--(CP)--Col. A. G. F. Macdonald, editor for 52 years | of the Glengarry News and a for- mer president of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association, died here Thursday. He was 83. Col. Macdonald retired as editor in '1944, and his son, Eugene, is] present editor. Born at Alexandria in 1863, he was the son of the late Hon. D. A, Macdonald, former postmaster-gen- eral of Canada, and Lieutenant- governor of Ontario in 1875. Col. Macdonald served in the Halifax garrison, during theB oer War, and was one of a group of Canadian militia officers who toured England and Europe in 1913 at the request of Col. Sam Hughes, then minister | of militia. In 1914 he was put in command of patrols guarding the 24 11, billow 13. clothe 18. headed 21. wingless birds /5. ancient ascetics 6. mark of omission 7.1in bed Answer to yesterday's puzzle. AMT APACERMAP IMIOILJAIRERAIGO] AINITIWIEIRIPERRIAICIES | BIOJA] S|TIOINIE] SIT] [EISENGIAITIUIN] |TIEINSERSIEIRIVIMERS |O] E[RIGEPIVIR]L IM (PISINCIAILIMIS BYLIEINIT Gl]! [RILIS] ICHIA[TIT]V] EIAITIEINEEPIAIRIT]I [NIG] RIVE RME INIA[T |E BROIC IA EJLISEMRIOISIE]S NIEIT] Average time of solution: 25 minutes Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. | speech _ 37. college cheer 38. character 39. prefix: apart 40. fathers 23. willow 25. preserve . 26. malt drink 28. heighten 29. awaits 30. awn 31. female relative 32. impair 38. turn on axis 34. click-beetle 35. dunes 37. English novelist 40. closely * confined 41, anti-toxins 44. before 46. restraint upon free PIAIRIOIDIY [PIE [A] CIEINIT|S] PIAISISIE | Counties Council Ends Year With Small Surplus After commencing the past fiscal year with a deficit of $3,842,57 to a ,08b htbr eU uoootoceifiksdC absorb, the United Counties of Northumberland and Durham fi- nished the year on Dec. 31st, 1947 with a cash surplus of $1,213.21, according to the auditors' report just issued. The general surplus as on Jan. 1, 1947, was $8,003.74 plus a school surplus of $1,221.79 against which there was a road and bridge deficit pf $13,104.10, leaving a net deficit pf $3,842.57. 'The total county rates were $338,- 034.36 and expenditures amounted to $386,821.15, the auditors' report commending the committees and Treasurer William Barr for the ac- curate control of the counties fi- nances. The breakdown of the general rate for towns amounted to $83,962.00; villages, $20,744.00; and townships, $240,141.00, in the general rate, High and Continuation schools amounted to $614.15 for villages and $35,386.12 for towns, and the voca- tional and technical schools 'was $14.82 for towns and $1,014.94 for townships. ; Budgetted revenue was $388,034.- 36 and actual was $389,173.99. Un- controlable charges were estimated at $167,459.60 and the actual amount was $160,219.24. Fixed charges (de- bentures) were as budgetted, $61,- 309.01. Controllable charges were budgetted at $159,265.75 and the ac- tual amount was $166,432.54. HEREDITARY OFFICE vi Since 1672 the office of the Earl Marshal of England has been here- ditary in the family of Howard (Dukes of . Norfolk). . o COOPER'S SERVICE STATION | Corner Albert and Bruce Sts. -- --- The Home Of "TEXACO" Products In Oshawa e Tire Service ® Greasing ¢ Oil Change ¢ Washing etc. Before You Leave On That Vacation Trip Have That Car Thoroughly Greased And Put In Tip-Top Shape For The Long Prive Ahead! MAKE IT A HABIT TO STOP AT COOPER'S SERVICE STATION TRY OUR "BETTER" SERVICE FOR Phone 3258 J \ alll CADW Wii, irn4 'A BIGGER and BE TTER POWELL MOTOR SALES Now Under Construction | andria; and one sister, Mrs. Camp- St. Lawrence canal system in On- tario. In 1915 he organized the Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders--the 154th Battalion-- and was their commanding officer for some time, He was president of the Liberal Association in Glengarry on sev- eral occasions, and was secretary of the separate school board in Alex- andria for over 25 years. Survivors include four sons, Don- ald A, Macdonald, K.C., Alexandria: Hubert Macdonald, Dolbeau, Que.; Ronald Macdonald, Montreal, and kugene - Macdonald, Alexandria: two daughters, Beatrice Macdonald and Mrs. A, G. Maclaren of Alex- Holopast, a new fireproof and soundproof material, is being used . 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