The Westmount examiner, 14 juillet 1950, vendredi 14 juillet 1950

[" Re, TUMS d L FISH idise or 5626 [nS voL.XXI, No.28 .PLAYT( \u2014 Xamire Westmount Playtown mayors and officials were installed at an impressive ceremony on Thursday night at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.In the top picture, Playtown officials, left to right, are Mayors Terry Grey of Staynor Park, Roland Hersen of West- mount Park, and Bobby Cote of Prince Albert Park, Police Chief David Jones and Fire Chief Kenny Lyons.Donna Arlene Dawe, one of the youthful performers at the singsong show, is left centre while Alderman R.Panet-Raymond is seen administering the oath of office during the official inauguration ceremonies, right centre.Linda Harper of 60 Selby street, a three-year-old member of the Westmount Playground police force, takes over as Crossing guardian and hands out a ticket to speeding tricycle driver who happens te be her brother Jack.The event drew a large crowd of Westmount citizens who seemed fo enter wholeheartedly into the spirit of the occasion, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14th, 1950 DWN MAYORS TAKE OA] Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s Metropolis PRICE 3 CENTS Mayor Cameron R.Panet-Raymond Install Officers After a heated campaign in the three organized playgrounds in the City of Westmount, the young officials and winners of the elec tions were invested into their role of office at the inauguration ceremony held last Thursday evening at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Driving up in a beautiful convertible, courtesy of Mr.D.R.Mce Farlane, Vice-President of Town and Country Motors, Terry Grey of Staynor Park, Roland Hersen of Westmount Park and Bobby Coté of Prince Albert Park \u2014 the three young mayors, headed the parade and accepted the plaudits of the crowd with decorum befitting their important roles.: * With all the dignity of his position, young Police Chief David Jones rode in Chief Byford's police car and Fire Chief Kenny Lyons, followed in\u2019 Chief Cobb's beautiful red fire Chief's machine.Following these officials came the supporters from the various playgrounds, with colorful bedecked tricycles, wagons, scooters, doll carriages and gaily decorated bicycles.On the stage, Mayor J.S.Cameron with Aldermen R.Panet- Raymond, R.L.Campbell, R.H.Dean and A.Kennedy, and T.J.Hughes, Assistant General Manager and the Superintendent of Parks E.J.Anderson and Su- perintepdent of Recreation, L.J.Fournier were all on hand to meet the newly-elected youngsters.Mayor Cameron received the Playtown officials and spoke briefly, expressing hope \u2018for the best possible use of the playgrounds and recreation centres\u201d in the city.He also told them that he would be happy to have a report from them at the end of the year, giving any possible suggestions they may have gathered.Alderman R.Panet-Raymond, with his usual savoir faire, presented the Playtown Mayors with crests and keys to the city, and the other officials with crests.He administered the Playtown pledge which, was solemnly repeated by all: \u201cI pledge my- ®self to uphoid the honour of the Playgrounds by offering sound judgment and leadership during my term of office; To be loyal to my playmates, playground and country; To win modestly and lose gamely, I pledge myself to uphold the honour of young Canadian manhood and sportsmanship\u201d.The three mayors and police and fire chiefs made short speeches thanking the voters for electing them to office and promising to carry out their duties in a fitting manner.At the closing of the ceremony, the first sing song of the season further entertained the large crowd of spectators who turned up for this event.Herb Linder, Senior Recreation Supervisor, organized and directed the proceedings again this year, and is to be congratulated on the excellence of the arrangements connected with the ceremony.Westmount Girls Injured in Crash Corner of Draper Marie Elie, 13, 4894 Westmount avenue, suffered head cuts in an accident on Monday whilst riding as a passenger in an automobile driven by her 17 year old sister Ghislaine.Marie suffered head cuts when the vehicle collided with another car at the intersection of Draper avenue and Cote St.Antoine road at 3:30 p.m.Both girls were taken to the Homoeopathic Hospital.Ghislaine Elie who suffered shock was released after treatment.Camp Westmount Boys Visit Bank The boys from Camp West- mount, the Westmount Y.M.C.A.summer camp in the city, had the time of their lives on Tuesday afternoon when they visited the Bank of Montreal's Place d'Are mes office.A total of 42 boys were given a personally conducted tour through the Railway Department, the Mailing Department, and the vast underground vaults containing millions of dollars.An experience the boys will never forget will be a view of over a million dollars in new bills stacked in neat piles of various denominations.In addition, the boys were shown several compartments full of bonds and the intricate alarm system and vault combinations were explained to them.The trip was organized through the courtesy of Mr.G.L.Earle, Public Relations Department, and Mr.Gilbert Rheaume.Following the tour, Mr.Rheaume outlined the history of the Bank of Montreal, and explained to the boys the value of saving.Following this the boys werd guests of the Bank for refresh ments.ar ese am _ Eh +. EIT Tt yr CE.SREY TI Cy THE thd om Salts Le 2 ee À PAGE TWO FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN Highlight of Scotland's participation in the Festival of Britain 1951 will be a great gathering of clansmen, and a march-past along Princes Street, Edinburgh, led by some of Scotland's finest pipe bands, It is expected that this will be one of the greatest gatherings ever organised of Scots from all parts of the world.Ladies\u2019 & Gentlemen's SUITS HAND-TAILORED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Our Newest Imported Materials Are Worth Seeing Call and See Mr.Davies who will Give you his Personal Attention PICCADILLY VALET SERVICE 154 ABBOTT AVE.WI.3205 {Just below St.Catherine! FOUNTAIN PENS ® REPAIRED e OVERHAULED e CLEANED While Wou Wait Also RONSON LIGHTERS Only Genuine Ronson Parts Used MONTREAL PEN CLINIC 1259 Bleury Street (Mezzanine) Just below St.Catherine BE.7167 New Push-Button Garage To be Built in Westm\u2019t Plans for the erection of a $3,000,000 push button parking garage on Atwater avenue which will extend into Westmount on the site of the field now used by the Atwater Ball League, which changed hands recently, were announced on Tuesday, by the legal firm of Vipond and Vipond, which is acting as co-ordinator between United States and Canadian interests.The new-type underground garage which will accommodate 1,520 parked automobiles, will be incorporated in the buildings to be erected on the Atwater park location.The cars will be stowed away in individual compartments by : : +.means of simultaneously moving * horizontal and vertical elevators, called the B.N.Rosenbaum Q-B- KL parking system.Behind the project is a small | energetic 73-year old New Yorker named Benjamin N.Rosenbaum.Mr.Rosenbaum first got the l idea for such mammoth elevator- equipped garages some years ago while travelling by train from California, and he now claims that he has more than 65 applications from various points all over the U.S.and Canada.- The basic principle of the fast- action garages is the operation of elevators that can roll the length of the garage on rails.No ramps are used.Two men on the ground | and another two on the elevator \u2014 one to drive the car \u2014 form the necessary teams for the 80 seconds parking.There are five such elevators included in the plans for the garage.It is expected that construction of the garage will start around + October.The secret Chinese Hung Society is sixteen centuries old.Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of of Deceased Person: OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: 57 St.James St.West Estates Ambassador Apts., Westmount 4557 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 WA, 8435 degrees below zero.- ROOFING - Battleship Asbestos Roof Coating does not melt or run at 600 degrees above zero nor crack or break at 50 A patented product, with guarantee, applicable to any type of roof, new or old, at less than 50% regular cost.Over a quarter century of service to over a quarter million satisfied customers.For full particulars and information: GEORGE A.CAIRNS REPRESENTATIVE PANTHER OIL & GREASE MFG.Coy.of Canada 4434 St.Catherine Street West Fl.8139 Residents Lament Shaking of Mops From Upper Flats - Following a number of complaints by residents in West- mount, City Hall officials have pointed out that they will exercise the law regarding the shaking of mops and rugs from upper verandahs and windows.According to the Westmount City Council, a number of -com- plaints have been received regarding this offense, and a City Hall official pointed out this .week, that such action is contrary to Section 46 of the Provincial Health by-law.He appealed to all residents to observe the law, and said he hoped further action would not be necessary.Footwear should be made to fit the feet \u2014 not the other way round.Otherwise, they can prove painful and tiring and may cause corns and bunions.} UNE BXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950 Westmount Students Visit Westmounters in London: Four McGill University students pay Tower 3 a visit to the historic Tower of London.They are seen here chatting with one of the Yeoman Warders\u2014popularly called \u201cBeef.eaters\u201d\u2019\u2014who guard the tower and its treasures.Left to right, the students are Duncan C.Fraser and his brother Ian, of 5 Rosemount Crescent, Westmount; Thomas E.Hodgson, of 1610 Sherbrooke street west, and Heward Graffety, of 1 Thornhill avenue, Westmount.The students are presenily on an extended tour of Britain, Westm\u2019t Resident Loses Baby Bonus Tax Appeal The Income Tax Appeal Board ruled against an appeal by Jom McNider Charlebois, of 30 Thornhill avenue, Westmount.The decision also ruled out an identical appeal by Malcolm H N.Gruner of the Town of Mount Royal'by the ruling many do whom may be affected.The decision handed down is of particular interest to Westmounters.The Board ruled that a parent who doe not register eligible children for family allowances cannot claim the income tax deduction given those with children not qualified for Y.M.C.A.NOTES Next Friday, July 21, a weiner roast is what we are hoping for; let us know what you think of the idea and watch this paper for the details next week.Sunday, July 23, has been set as special \u2018events day for August.The program is a boat cruise on the St.Lawrence.Let Ron Hos- king know#if you plan to attend so arrangements for getting tic kets may be made, Now, until we see you \u2014 which will be tonight, goodbye, and don't forget 8:30 p.m.sharp.Boys\u2019 Department | Boys Visit Camp Perrot: 19 boys from Camp Westmount enn! k ln ve wf YHION MADE CONTENTS 12 FLUID OZS \u2018> A \u2018Ai KA 4 Ji) pK ps + IF YOU PREFER A LAGER-TRY CARLING'S BLACK LABEL LAGER BEER Both are available in cans\u2014 ideal for picnics, camps, etc.A) i Carling\u2019s ofcourse! Young Adult Section: Tonight at 8.30 p.m.is a time when fun is guaranteed for those of all tastes in a variety program.The events of the evening are in the capable hands of Ronald Hosking, who schedules a dance followed by a refreshing splash in that popular place \u2014 the Y.M.C.A, swimming pool.Be not disappointed ye bridge fiends for tables will also be set up for you who prefer a quiet and though-provoking game like bridge to the somewhat more strenuous social activity of dancing.There will even be time for you to take part in all three activities, so bring a swim suit and come prepared for a really good evening of fun with your friends.If we are not your friends yet, then by all means turn up and we will rectify that situation quickly.* made an oversight trip .to Camp Perrot last Thursday night.Under the guidance of Bill Johnstone, the Camp Director, the boys left the city Thursday afternoon, and, \u201cafter a swim, delicious supper, a game of \u201cCapture the Flag\u201d and stories under the stars, slept in a tent which the lads erected.The boys returned Friday aftermoon.Next trip this coming Thursday afternoon.- Family Night: Tonight at 7:30 the boys ~< Camp Westmount will be hosts to their mothers and dads, brothers and sisters.Following a family swim starting : at 7:30, there will be a short program, at which the swimming awards and ribbons for the Inter- Y Track Meet, held recently at N.D.G.Y.M.C.A., will be given out.Bruce Campbell Visits Camp Westmount: , Bruce Campbell, ; member of the Kamp Kanawana Board and past Senior Section Director of the camp, visited the boys of Camp Westmount on Monday noon and told them several interesting stories of life in a German prisoner-of-war camp.Mr.Campbell, who is at present Advisor to the Eaton's Junior Council, lived for five years with the Eskimos while working with the Hudson\u2019s Bay Company, and in 1939 joined the R.C.A.F.and was shot down over Germany in 1041, where he remained a pris- | oner of war for over four years.The story he told was of the escape at Luckenow, which he participated in.Mr.Campbell is one of the finest story-tellers we have ever heard and the boys are looking forward to his return to Westmount R.M.C.A.David Copperfield: On Monday DH-3 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014npem_ a afternoon at 1:30 the famous ! + allowances.In the tax assessments which they appealed, Mr.Charlesbois an{ Mr.Gruner claimed a $300 de duction from taxable income for each child, since they had not been registered for family allow ances and the allowances had not been received.However, the Board ruled that the Income War Tax Act provide that, whether or not a child wa | registered, if it were eligible for allowance, it must be regarded as \u201cqualified\u201d for the payments un der the act.Parents with children \u2018quali fied\u201d under the act may deduct only $100 per child from taxable income, compared with $300 for those not qualified.In dismissing the two appeal the Board commented: \u201cThe Legislature (Parliament| did not intend to leave to th discretion of each individual th choice of registering or not regis tering his children, but intend that all children who qualifiel otherwise be considered as suc where the provisions of the In come Tax Act were concerned\u201d.picture, \u201cDavid Copperfield,\u201d wil be shown at Westmount Y.M.CA All members of the \u201cY\u201d, their family and friends are inpited to come and view this classic picture City Hall Branch vs Westmount Branch: On Tuesday mornin (Continued on Page 11) Supplied and Erected \u2014 Estimates cheerfully given.FROST STEEL AND WIRE CO.LIMITED 1605 DELORIMIER AVENUE TEL.HO.2507, MONTREAL Le mare re cs ee ee ry ee ey ee ee 2 \"| I | | | | I I | | | | Ï | | | | I | | | ! er = nr EEE PAIRED Hare LAID - AR ee Estir 4486 | .XXI, No.ent) or F Coupled w first Sing A newly eir best @ ment and Supervisoi on this bd the shov 0-Liet stmo wy S.bo-Lieut.?hester str of four yo graduate ining Colle received e recent £ 6.o-Lieut, I evangelist ation Cita et, on Sund he will ente ch of the er Montr Lieut.and ly, 4360 W and Pro-Li , 5162 Par he Montr regular air serv re at 3 p.he Montre red by be: the music p meeting h will be Mrs, Albe England.id to be ntiquity, in the ye of a wes overcame weak cl le and a c tvle by si UP-TO LE [ b po} | V2 REP sun MADE Best wor 8 spacial REPAIF AVE! & VAL RS ST.CA w Address PEN ALL | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014, SES - re _ _ AIRED « REFINISHED - SUPPLIED À Hardwood Floors LAID - FINISHED .CLEANED i A.Ross Crafton & COMPANY The ig -~ \\ IN a WESTMOUNT\" Reliable Watch Repairs Four Certified Watch Makers OHMAN'S ce Estimates WE.2323 WESTMOUNT 4486 ST.CATHERINE ST.er} | ° Wxaminer WE.4046 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave., XXI, No.28 nts pay re chat- d \u201cBeef- to right, n, of 57 of 1610 l'hornhil extended it By Lieut, Lodge, s Westmount Girl, al AL By SA.Officer al by Jom .bo-Lieut, Marion Lodge, 4021 [alcolm H Bibhester stret, Westmount, was many of [ll four young local Salvation- particular craduated from the S.A.who does BE» College in Toronto, and claim the received their commissions alifi .; alified for e recent graduation exercises e.o-Lieut.Lodge took part in evangelistic meeting at the ation Citadel, 1485 Drummond et, on Sunday evening.he will enter the social service ch of the S.A.at Windsor, ents which lesbois and L $300 de income for y had mt nily allow- es had not er Montreal graduates were: Lieut.and Mrs.James Tacka- y, 4360 Westhill avenue, N.DL Child wasBiknd Pro-Lieut, Rosalind Sher- eligible for 5462 Park avenue, regarded M: Montreal Citadel Band yments uk regular Sunday afternoon \u2018air services in Dominion re at 3 p.m.je Montreal Band has been red by being selected to pro- the music at the Old Orchard p meetings August 25 to 27 h will be conducted by Gen.Mrs.Albert Orsborn of Lon- England.ruled that ct provided ren \u2018\u2019quali- nay deduct om taxable h $300 for wo appeal Parliament! ave to th lividual th r not regis ut intendd| o qualifiel ed as suc of the In id to be the greatest orator ntiquity, Demosthenes was in the year 384 B.C.\u2014 the of a wealthy manufacturer overcame the disadvantages weak chest, a stammering ncerned\u201d.he and a certain unwillingness -\u2014\u2014Bltyle by sheer hard work.rfield,\u201d wil nt Y.M.C.A \u201cY\u201d, their ; inpited OL EN ANS sic picture BR ssic picture Yorld & Local News aber, de BURN N 4 1 | PORTER pet a Xd [LY No dod 7 morning -:rocked the : High, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14th, 1950 lenty of Talent Present or First Local Sing Song Coupled with the ceremony inauguräting the Playtown officials, : first Sing Song of the season got off to a very successful start.\u2019 A newly erected stage which showed the young performers off | eir best advantage was placed on the grounds by the Parks De- ' ment and should be the scene of all future shows.Supervisor Herb Linder who runs these shows certainly did not on this first performance.His ad-libbing and showmanship bd the show out of the ordinary run of the mill class.Herb looked \u2014-¥sharp and was sharp.The performers were generous in thei: offerings and were roundly applauded by the crowd.Starting off the show, Bill Langstroth, one of the funniest comedians to remain an amateur audience with his Spike Jones routines, which prove funnier every time they are performed.Youthful dancers from Carrie Biggars School of Dancing performed with all the charm and ability of professionals.Deanna Howe as the French doll; Ellen Galley, Dianne Brown, Edna Hay- dock and Deanna Howe in their group numbers, and beautiful little Barbara May De Paul in her expert acrobatic dance, all were well received.The two Timmoney twins, Joe and Jimmy, pleased the crowd with their stage presence and heautiful voices.Jocelyn McNally, Donna Arlene Dawes and Beverly Shaw sang their numbers befitting the young artists that they are.Shirley Leclerc, chubby young import from Verdun gave the audience many a laugh with her vocal renditions also.One of the highlights of the show proved to be Curly Mec- Gowan with his guitar and.popular treatment of his cowboy songs.Hal Stocker with his songs and Joan Dwyer, young dancing star performed with ease and were well received.Arlene Dale, well-known around the city for her exotic rendition (Continued on Page 10) | ROYAL TRUST DIRECTOR George W.Bourke, president of the Sun Life Assurance Co.of Canada, has been appointed a director of the Royal Trust Company, according to an announcement by R.P, Jellett, chairman of the board, following a meeting of the directors.Mr.Bourke resides at 774 Upper Lansdowne avenue, Westmount.Miss P.Bowers, Former Westm't Teacher, Promoted Miss Phyllis Bowers, B.A, a former teacher in Westmount schools, has been appointed lecturer in education, primary methods, in the School for Teachers, Macdonald College.Miss Bowers has been supervising principal of Dunrae Gardens School, Town of Mount Royal, for the past ten years.A native of England, Miss Bowers was educated at Halifax Acaden®.She received her teaching training here and has served in the schools of Verdun, Town of Mount Royal and Westmount.R.C.School Results Westmount List Issued Omer Jules Desaulniers, Superintendent of Education, issued on Tuesday the results of the Fourth and Fifth Year Catholic High Schools leaving Examinations, for the Province of Quebec.Included in the results published, were those for Fourth Year Classical for St.Paul's Academy, Westmount, St.Leo's Academy, Westmount, and the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Atwater : avenue.High Honors represent 85 percent and over and are indicated by I.Honors represent 75 percent and are indicated by II.PLANNED FARMING À Planned Farming Exhibit demonstrating the work of Federal, Provincial and University Services, was held for a two-day period at three centres in B.C.'s Fraser Valley and attracted some 2,000 people daily.given.NIRE CO.AVENUE NTREÆL es es 2 HAND TAILORED, TROPICAL SUITS, SPORT JACKETS and SLACKS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES Best workmanship, styling and perfect fit guaranteed 8 spocialize in Alterations and Restyling to make your clothes look like new.REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS \u2014 BEST WORK GUARANTEED JAVENUE CUSTOM TAILORS & VALET SERVICE eo We Call For and Deliver @L [Ré ST.CATHERINE WEST (Just west of Greene Ave.) % Address: 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine St.) PEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS \u2014 CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS WE.5908 x x Success represents 60 per cent to 74.9 per cent and is indicated by III.FOURTH YEAR HIGH Classical Section St.Paul Academy, Wesimount: Barry, Barbara, I; Boya, Andree, II; Drummond, Ruth Ann, I; Du- bois, Jacqueline, III; Engle, Caroline, II; Cahan, Jenny, II; Gene- reux, Jeanne, II; Henley, Carol, III; Maher, Joyce, IIT; McGuire, Mary, III; Reynolds, Deirdre, III; Seng, Elizabeth, II; Sheridan, Ruth, I; Strong, Patricia, III: St.Leo's Academy, Westmount: Allan, Douglas, III; Burt, Lionel, III; Hall, Robert, III; Kerr, Douglas, II; and Slack, Kenneth, III.Convent of the Sacred Heart, At- water: Gallat, Elizabeth, I; Hennessy, Angela, III; Hergberg, Mary, I; McGillis, Charlotte, III; McKenna, Anita, III; Ryan, Shel- lagh, II; Vogisano, Lilliana, III; and Weldon, Diane, I.PAGE THREE Rotary International Meet Is Outlined to Local Club Earl T.Moore, vice-president of the the Montreal Rotary Club, and the official delegate of the Westmount Rotary Club to the Rotary International Convention in Detroit recently, told the local club members of his experiences at the weekly luncheon meeting, Wednesday.Introduced by past president Percy G.Delgado, who requested Mr.Moore to make the trip on their behalf, he said it was a most impressive convention, with a great deal of work being accomplished by the several thousand delegates from 55 nations of the world.\u201cYou'll never know the full im-x pact of Rotary until you have attended a convention,\u201d the speaker said, recalling some of the highlights, which included meetings, speakers, and dinners, that the delegates attended.One of the highlights of the convention was the official closing when four to five thousand delegates joined hands and sang \u201cAuld Lang Syne\u201d as a symbol of their fellowship together.\u201cIf this could only be achieved by nations there would not be any threat of war,\u201d the speaker added.It was the 41st annual convention of Rotary International and the first time that a Canadian became the International President.Arthur Leguieux, of the Quebec Rotary Club, was inducted into office, and some indication of his responsibility was made when the retiring president, Percy Hodgson, recalled his year in office when he travelled 200,000 miles and visited 77 countries throughout the world.\u201cIt was a great thrill to see a Canadian placed in office, and I think we have picked a great president; a man who has coined the phrase, \u201cFrom Aims to Action\u201d Mr.Moore said.The speaker was thanked by Walter Murray of the Westmount Rotary Club.Frank Kenwood presided.Taxi Driver Injured m Auto Mishap A taxi driver, Marcel Trudeau, 31, of 106 St.James street, Ville St.Pierre, suffered slight injuries when he was involved in a collision at Atwater and St.Antoine streets, Saturday night.Trudeau, who was traveling west on St.Antoine, collided with an automobile, driven by Roland Rock, 21, of 2278 Cardinal street, Ville Emard, who was proceeding north on Atwater.The force of the collision knocked Trudeau's vehicle against a Montreal Tramways bus, that was traveling in the same direction as Rock.Refusing medical treatment at \u2018the time of the misiap, Trudeau went to the Western Division of the Montreal General Hospital, two hours later, where Dr.Walker treated him for bruised ribs, a cut on the palm of his hand and a lump on the left side of his head.Discover How Good Iced Tea Can Be! c Make tea double strength and while still À hot pour into glasses filled with cracked .Add sugar and lemon to taste.\"SALADA ICED TEA REPAIRS 10 ALL MAKES OF CARS BODY WORK and PAINTING Gaston Girard, president Fernand Girard, secretary-treasurer \u2014 Paul Girard, certified technicion MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER FOR Plymouth \u2014 Chrysler \u2014 Fargo WA.2781-2 VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE - 372 VICTORIA AVE, .WESTMOUNT \u201cThe Customer of Yesterday is a Vriend Today\u201d TR Today's auto repair standards should be as advanced as the performance of modern-model cars.If you are not getting this standard of repair service \u2014 and few actually are equipped to render it \u2014 then come and discover here what really \u201cmodern\u201d auto repairing offers.COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE SERVICE MECHANICAL REPAIRS rp eeprom ea mem are rs nmr £37 TREATS RAR Ta SE ey RS AE Le more fortunate.The pattern of $100 monthly set by the steelworkers\u2019 strike decision would be only the beginning.It was quickly evident that this was the program.The United Automobile Workers\u2019 demand from The above is from \u201cIndustry\u201d, published by the Canadian Manufacturers Association.Economists estimate that, on the basis of present information, Canada can support a Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Joint Services in DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Blvd.and Lansdown Sunday, July 16h G | f ¢ $125 population of fifty millions, at least.How Rector: eneral Motors was for pensions o much more depends on the wealth that ; 11.00 a.m.Broadcast C.B.M.Rev.J ; : , Lo Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Wilkie, B.A.\u201cThe Just monthly, while President Walter Reuther lies in our vast Northland, hardly scratched organist, Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C-0.739 Live by Fain AD.se tf the UAW.was triumphantly announec- ing: \u201cBrick by brick we are laying the foundation until our pension plan represents a return of $200 a month.Give us ten years and we will reach that goal.\u201d The point of issue is not: Shall older workers be suitably pensioned?Industry, of its own volition, and long ago, decided on that course.The issue now is: Will exorbitant pension demands by labor push this as yet.Much of the national advertising I see is wasted on me because I don't know where to purchase the merchandise.\u201cSold at better stores\u201d is meaningless.The advertisers should be more specific.* *% * Women who dress like men seem to like men who act like women.Sunday, July 16th 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 a.m.Morning Service, 7.30 p.m.Evensong (said).Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlowe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, \u201cJudas Forgot\u201d, EVERYONE WELCOME Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.St.James United Chur 463 St.Catherine Street West _ Rev.Thomas E, McLennan, DJ.Minister: Sunday, July 16th Subject: \u201cSlavery.\u201d \u2014 Rector * +, thou and thy seed may live: that great I AM is a myth.We should Rev.Howard R.Kunkle 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.\u201d - .§ FE Jonal\u2019 | Christian Science I'l thou mayest love the Lord thy |remember that Life is God, and Assistant 7.30 Evening services m + met - - \u2014\u2014\u2014k God, and that thou mayest obey that God is omnipotent.Because .\u201cLife\u201d.is the subject of the (his voice, and that thou mayest Life is God, Life must be eter- Sixth Sunday after Trinity Dr.McLennan will Preach Lesson-Sermon to be read in cleave unto him: for his is thy nal, self-existent.\u201d (Pages 468, 11:00 am.Holy communion.n at Both Services Churches of Christ, Scientist, on life, and the length of thy days:\u201d 550, 394, 289.) Preacher: The Rector, Mr.Warner Norman, Organist unas (Deuteronomy 30: 11, 19, 20).30 po Erna tr Mr.Grange, Lite, Jus The Golden Text is from rhe Lesson-Sermon also in-\\ MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN WEDNESDAY The West End Churches being Psal .cludes the following passage from CHURCH 7.00 n.n.Holy Communion, for the Summer, Members of U salms 27:1.the Christian Science textbook HURSDAY Churches will be Cordially Weld \u201cThe Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?\u201d Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: \u2014 \u201cFor this commandment which I command thee this day, it is not hidden from thee, neither is it far off.I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u2014 \u201cLife is divine Principle, Mind, Soul, Spirit.Life is without beginning and without end.The continual contemplation of existence as material and corporeal \u2014 as beginning and ending, and with birth, decay, and dissolution as its component stages \u2014 hides the true an¢ spiritual Life, and causes our standard to trail in the dust.If Life has any starting point whatsoever, then the Melville Avenue Rev, Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, July 16th 10.00 a.m.Public Worship.\u2014 The Rev.Professor Designate of Presbyterian College, Keith Markell, B.A.will preach.MORNING SERVICE ONLY Woodin, Cholrmaster Lester A.Organist and VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME 10.00 a.m.Holy Communion.at St.James United Church.WORSHIP EVERY 11.00 (Cor.Western ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT and WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL (The United Church of Canada) United Services for July and August SUNDAY MORNING o'clock in WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL CHURCH, WESTMOUNT and Lansdowne) Minister-in-charge \u2014 REV.G.K.WARD, B.A.4 £ .PAGE FOUR \u2014t THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY M, 1950 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ,Ç T Bf E E X A M 0 E R cause to a place where it is hopelessly in- = = : = fi b \u2018 | | el operable, or will industry be permitted to 4 Serving the City ot Westmount formulate and develop pension plans as to 4 il 1 GARDEN SUBURE cry Friday PETHOPOLIS generous as it'is possible to maintain under Û me ; ure Pr THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY any conditions of good times or bad?\u2014 Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.} Head tice: 2191 Hamoton Ave.etl There Does Freedom Flourish.A nut tend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.; \u201cThe E Iner\u201d ai to b independent, clean ! ; | \u2019 Dewspaper for the home, devoted to publie service.THE FORGOTTEN CONSUMER ty Mai) subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half-year, * % the Summer eve WwW } Authorized 2nd Class Mal), .; ; very Wedney | Post Office Dept.Otiawe Mr.Justice Heon Gives Him A Break || Westmount Baptist ||evening.This méeting is on \u2018 Soi > ++ - % delightful happy fellowshi hi FRIDAY, JULY 14th, 1950 That forgotten man, the consumer, has Westmount Baptist Church car- [in by young and old alike, Shan 1 \u2014_\u2014_ been picked up off the road where he was | ries its regular programme of serv- 4\u201c Bl LABOUR AND PENSIONS run over by prices.some years ago.He has |ices, morning and evening through WESTMOUNT BAPTIS} CN x 4% x been dusted off and given new hope.This |the Summer.The church buildings CHURCH iE .has .sed are delightfully cool but visitors Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn 4 1 Unions Discover New Weapon as come about by the decision of Mr.late absured of à warm reception.John -Alexander Johnston, B i The assumption that all advance à Justice Héon in the individualistie province |An unusual feature inaugurated emé er er en 9 | e assumption that all advances made of Quebec.As chairman of a board dealing |this Summer is the Church Steps ATH\" contes es\" Cher x.We I by the worker have resulted from the with the employees\u2019 demands in the Mont- Song Service which precedes the tre ; militant activities of organized labor is one real tramways wage case, the judge an- |évenins service and which is con- merde day, July on 10 that has been carcfully cultivated.In recent nounced that it would be impossible to grant col > =¢ Tes mount Youth |; 00 am.CHARIOT! STAND suf OFFIC ; Ce these dema in i inevi : : n° \"Ser 2% 8 discussions it has been made to appear that oq) 00% Tareas ta Cones, a thar The sermon titles for Sunday are 779 Bieps.Westmount roth, Gi A ensions for older workers are a concession ?; Would significant.That of the morning 7.30 pm.THE \u201cEVER-READY* 98 127 P d FRE luctanti de b +.The fact be unjust to passengers, most of whom got wi ve \u2014 Chariot! Stand Stil! PE ey EA hen AFART reluc an y made by managemen .e ac S lower wages than the tramways employees.Too many people are at the mercy ears.Dr.Johnston assister sata are quite to the contrary.The idea of indus- This is news.It has seemed for a long |of momentum.We step on the ac- oung People.brooke trial pensions was not wrung from unsympa- time that the one thing that must not be |cellerator and forget all about the VISITORS CORDIALLY \\WELCownlg 20 thetic employers but rather originated with mentioned in connection with a wage dispute |brakes.He was a wise man who A WARM RECEPTION FURN) them as a matter of sound business policy.is that wage increases also bring price Commanded the chariot to stand \u2014 se Indeed, for years, labor was quite indifferent increases.orp here of the First Church of Christ 6 to the suggestion.To give pensions to older On his record of many years in public hte ve pe re Scienti CARA ] | ) .À \u2018 L chariots are brought to a stand- cientist gan workers was an idea too distant and imper- life, Mr.Justice Héon is as sympathetic to [still and where the occupants give 52 Academy Road, up: sonal to have very much appeal for the workers as may be anyone else in the coun- themselves a chance to meet with Westmount, P.Q.de average employee.try.What he said to the tramways workers God.{West Side Entrance) \u2014 There were sound reasons why the pen- is the truth.They would be money in In the evening Dr.Johnston will Sunday, July 16th sion idea was favored by employers.Some pocket if every wage dispute for the rest of |be assisted by a group of young 100 am.Morning Service.Special of these were outlined by M.B.Folsom, this year ended as this one has so far be The brief Sermon nome win 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.doubles treasurer and director of the Eastman ended, in a frank statement to workers that |; y Iusciples and Appear wr ; , .; ing Master.When the Disciple is W ednesda DINTN( Kodak Company, in a recent address to there can be no wage increases, except in Ready the Master Appears.Multi- 8.15 p.m._Testimony Reding, markpi industry.Mr.Folsom pointed out that as case of grave injustices to employees, be- |tudes who could have a thrilMng Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd.| Hae industries grew in age, employees tended to cause wage increases mean price increases.experience of Christ never have it Days PDs excert Sunil Te age with them.That posed a management Canadian workers would still remain well because they are never ready.The oi.«gop~.\u2014 problem of how tc deal with older workers.paid by any standard, prices would stabilize, world is made up of two classes \u2014 Golgen Text: Psalms 27:1, The ls \u2018 There were three courses; to keep the em- sales would continue brisk, and the country Ne Ever-Ready People and the js ny light and gos M ployee on the payroll for life, which involved would avoid the danger of renewed infla- |Soottish Régiment has ite the strength of my lite reduced efficiency in operation while it im- tionary pressure.Watchword: porn Aye Ready.\u201d _ WwW posed a charge that did not appear as pen- _ The Mid-week Fellowship of the CALVARY CHURCH | sions but was part of general costs.Or QUR GROWING POPULATION Congregation is carried throughout Dorchester Street at Greene Av management.could release the worker and * x * Westmount \" M forget about him.Such a course reacted Church of The Advent i ~ e sage M [ against the standing of the business in the We Could Support Fifty Millions Corner of Wood and Western Minister: reside community, and on the morale of its work- Canada\u2019s population rose 59,000 in the Westmount Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.DI}.- ers There remained the third, adopted by three-month period from December 1st, Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsay Giffurd Mitchell, B.A., Mus.Ba B thonsands of industries without any sug- 1949 to March 1st this year, to reach 13,- Rev.John W.Kerr Organist and Choir Director the la | gestion of compulsion from labor \u2014 pension 766.000.the Dominion B f Statisti S| 1 plans adapted to the needs of the older ,000, the Dominion Bureau ob SLALSUCS Sirth Sunday after Trinity Sunday, July 161h Schoo Gv worker and the ability of the industry to estimated last month.400 am.Holy Communion, Union, Services of Calvary Unit of Ha ho ; .+ .15 a.m.Mau s.Fir S ongrega i provide for them.Obviously, at this birth and immigration 11.00 am.Solemn.Eucharist.will be held af 11.00 am.and 730 Spenc i Labor's interest in pensions began as the rate, it will be but z matter of months before 7-00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Sach, Sunday Chan.She na rise in living costs began to taper off, and Canada tops the fourteen million mark.Week-Day Services né and Dorchester Ste when n with this the justification for recurring Visionaries behold the day when Canada, |xoly Communion: 7.00 am.Tues, \u201cConducting the Services ani daugh A: wage demands.It needed a new: fighting already an industrial, agricultural and eco- Thurs.and Sate 800 am.Mon.Available for Pastoral Ministry.Edgar B | policy and found he in pensions.A nomic power, will be a political power by Matins: 7.30 a.m, daily except on Wed.Union Services will Le held et: pr \u2018 | .virtue of a population in some semblance | fay Sf 99 am \u2018 FARTILY INV es f : obvious that as in the case of wages, labor of proportion to her land mass.This, how- To atarday at 840 pam.T ALL ARE SERN TER YE Pool would press for continually increasing ad- ever, is a subject for the economists to de- \u2019 f Ë .inion.uates ä vantages.Demands would be made on indus- bate.Will Canada ever be that populous and ST.MATTHIAS Dominion-Douglas and E tries with little ability to meet the demand, can the country\u2019s natural resources tolerate CHURCH and Ma and steadily increasing demands on those such a population ?Westmount Stanley Presbyterian Fe Wedneg is one hip shy, te.APTIS?Roslyn 4 B.A, D, 0., F.1y master Stl 2RVICES ND ST on Chu uth Chong EADY?4p >, When Master À assisted VELCOMg) BUT TION Christ ad, ).ce) 6th Pa ling.ny Rd, | ept Sunda The L y salvatig The Lord y.life; raid?JRCH ene Aven M.A., DD, Mus.Bat, director Ol United egatlons and 7.30 p.July bureh, Streets, rst Baplist ices and Ministry, : held ln 2 August INVITED iglas terian CHURCH Lansdowne 16th [.Rev.J.Just Sh A.D.Stud COME rmaster, us.Bac.J Chur reet Weil 16th e.of Jonah\u2019 ce, Preach ces Organist Mus.Bat, st.being ers Qi ally Wels 9 rch.GARAGE to let for small car, BUY YOUR HOUSE PAINTS PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) © Glidden Paints © Artists\u2018 Materials © Picture Framing We Deliver WE.6889 - 10 OFFICES TO LET OFFICE, suitable doctor, dentist.5 roomy, -private entrance.Apply Supt.,.3% Sherbrooke W.2-25 12 APARTMENTS TO LET APARTMENT, 5 rooms, heated, gas stove, frigidaire; nice location, In Westmount.Apply Supt, 4326 Sherbrooke W.Z-2 20 ROOM TO LET FURNISHED bedroom and sitting.room, Greene Ave, kitchen privileges.FI.3272 except week-end.-27 » GARAGES TO LET Apply Z-24 Supl., 4326 Sherbrooke W.29-8 FOR SALE SOIL gpacial treated black earth for lawns snd gardens, $3.00 single load; $3.00 double, Wholesale and retail.Da 1177.-11- DINING room suite, 9 pièce, walnut, markproof tabletop, choice of new peat covering, newly polished.MA.1320.Z-18 GIRL'S C.C.M, bicycle, EX.0215.Zz 21 | 806 THE EXAMINER, WESPMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2773x 10 WORDS 35+ 34 for each additional word PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE \u201d \u2014 PAGE FIVE PORTABLE ROYAL TYPEWRITERS ® NO DOWN PAYMENT © Call WE.2226 for FREE demonstration WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 St.Catherine West (Near Greene Avenue) Expert Radio and Electrical Repairs WE.2226 - FI.3006 po Lae to UNUSUAL BARGAINS Bedroom suite, absolutely new, 7 , walnut finish, modern Waterfall, square mirrors, rich appearance, including: double bed, beautiful mattress and spring, vanity and bench, 6 | dresser and bureau.Sacrifice $9500.Chesterfield, 3 pieces, absolutely new.two tone, spring filled, modern.Sa- erifice 375.00.Electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu.ft, demonstrater, guaranteed Ifke aew for 5 manufacturers.by | Regular, $379.00, \"sacrifice $260.01 00.New rugs, ¢ x9, a 00; 9 x12, $55 ton, 27\u201d $3.25- ard.Secure washing mach ne, Ingi{s deluxe, de- monstritor, automatic water pump, \u201cit's a beauty\u201d, regular $209.60, zuar- anteeé like new, sacrifice $155.00.These articles could be bought separately.Easy terms {if desired.5820 Sherbrooke Street West, EL.1525, solid mahogany, closed .back, hardwood.BOOKCASES\u2014New, open front, MA.7820.BROADLOOM, grey only, new, 9 and 12 feet wide, wall to wall or ringed rugs.MA.T320.Z-20 AUSTIN rear bumper; Morris Crown pinion and bearings; sunvizer.Ae -15 Miss Mary \"Cramp Dead Was Well Known Teacher Miss Mary Cramp, one of the founders of Miss\u201d Edgar's and Miss Cramp\u2019s School, established in\u2019 Montreal in 1909, died at her residence, 4992 Grosvenor avenue, age of 81 years.Westmount, on Thursday, at the Born in Coventry, England, Miss Cramp was the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Cramp.She was privately educated, and first taught at Miss Douglas\u2019 School in London, England.In January 1900 she joined the staff of Havergal College, in Toronto, and from 1906-09 taught at Miss Spencer's School (now The Spence School) in New York City.She came to Montreal in 1909% when she and Miss Maud Edgar, daughter of the late Sir James Edgar, Canadian Parliamentarian \u2014established their own school.Miss Cramp devoted her energies almost exclusively to the school which has produced graduates from Canada, United States and England.Many Westmount girls are M.A Collins FUNCRAL HOM?5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely - AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel graduates of the school, besides a host of women who have made their mark in various fields.To name only a few of those who passed through the school there are: Lilias Torrance Newton, R.C.A.,, Canadian portrait painter; Sally Tatk Ryan, sculptress now of New York; Mrs.Eric Harrington, a former president of the Junior League of Montreal; Mrs.Mary Elder, newly clected president of the Women's Canadian Club of Montreal; Miss Kathleen Fisher, member of Montreal City Council; Miss Elizabeth Fisher, president of the Montreal FunaeraL DIRECTORS Establishad 1840 |A Chapel of Cathedral Beautz | At your disposal without charge Z-19.\u201c MacSporran, MAHOGANY twin bedroom suite; oak dining room suite; young «boy's blonde maple bedroom suite, all in excellent condition.Would sell separately or in complete set.Also for sale - sundry -household furniture, lamps.WA.2347.Z-23 TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trailers for rent.Reasonable rates.AT.9871; EL.6023.Z-4 \u2018 eu .FOR SALE 11 DOMESTIC RETS 29-a FOR SALE BOARDING kennels for dogs and cats, spacious accommodation, direct access to runs.Convenient to Montreal.Reg\u2019d.Cocker Spaniels for sale.Phong Mrs, Pamela Mack, Lachine 980J13.Z-14 VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog's Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A Victoria, WA.6687 \u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a lmit- ed number only.Phone Ste, Anne de Hellevue 2134.Z-12 42 PERSONALS GAS stove, modern, excellent condition, $60.00.WA.6153 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE ALL your unwanted household furniture, antiques, china, silverware, bric-a-brac.S.Reed, WE.1744, 8 MM PROJECTOR and screen wanted.EL.4634.Z-24 OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA.1590.H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- Hotel.~ 2-6 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED CAPABLE general with references, adult family of two.\u2018Location near, | Atwater and Sherbrooke, Write box 844 c-o 21855 Hampton.Jos.Dieudonne Le Brun Died Here on Sunday Joseph Dieudonne Le Brun died 2-17 | at his residence, 1017 Greene avenue, Westmount, on Sunday, at the age of 80 years.| He is survived by his widow, the former Philomene Fauteux, a son, Lucien, and a daughter, Mrs.J.A.Guilbautt.The funeral was held on Wednesday from the Urgel Bourgie Funeral Home, 2630 Notre Dame street, west, to Ste.Therese Church, Interment took place des Neiges Cemetery.in Cote branch Y.W.C.A.; and Mrs.Mary | Dover, menfther of the Calgary City Council and a prominent member of the Women's Army Corps in which she held the rank of colonel in the second world war, and at one time was commandant at Macdonald College.Mrs.Dover is also prominent in the Alberta Command of the dian Legion.Miss Edgar and Miss Cramp published a book in 1931 called \u201cEternal Youth\u201d, which was a compilatioin of their addresses to their students.In 1940 the two founders of the school retired, when Miss Maysie a graduate of the school, became its principal.The original school was opened on Guy Street, just below\u2019 Sherbrooke, but was moved some years ago to its present location on Cedar Avenue.Commenting on Miss Cramp\u2019s death, Miss MacSporran said: \u201cIn Miss Cramp the educational world has lost a personality of towering strength.To-day there are hundreds of women who will never forget her vivid lessons in literature, history of architecture, and history of painting.It is, however, not the subject matter alone which lingers, but the profound faith which animated the teacher.She had\u2019deep and abiding convictions about the underlying meaning and purpose of life and this she conveyed unforgettably to her girls.It was one of the great satisfactions of her life to correspond with the \u2018old girls\u2019 far and near and they all marvelled at the volume of her interests.| For them life will always be richer for having known her\u201d.A private funeral was held on Saturday.A memorial service has been arranged for next autumn, 3 OLD AT 40, 50, 60?MAN! 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Co dani 3 THAT'S WHY 3 OUT OF 4 PREFER\" HORSE | .ALE *In recent taste tests with other leading brands re TB nag weer iar 72 ue » eee \u2014 = Le pe be eT - ocial + + \u2014Parsonal + + + Engagements + + + Mr.Barraclough and his Bride ~ \u2014 Photo by Conrad Poirier Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Barraclough, photographed following their marriage on Thursday afternoon, June 29, at the home of the bride\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Edwin W.Steele.The bride was formerly Miss Patricia Ann Steele, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.E, W.Steele, of N.D.G., and Mr.Barraclough is the son of the late Kev.William Henry Barraclough and Mrs.Barraclough, of Preston Springs, Preston, Ontario.Mr.and Mrs.R.Barraclough will reside in Westmount.BARRACLOUGH-STEELE At the home of the bride's par- raclough, graduate of Steele, and Mrs.J.Reginald Bar- McGill ents, Hampton Avenue, Notre Dame de Grace, the marriage was solemnized of Patricia Ann, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.E.W.University, and son of the late Rev.William Henry Barraclough and Mrs.Barraclough of Preston, Ont.Rev.Norman A.Mec- Final Clearance »?! DRESSES $10 $12 $15 WERE REGULARLY $24.95 to $55.00 7\" JUST ARRIVED! 7 COOL - CRISP - COTTONS from 295 AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Juniors \u2018 Misses Women h a rlotte Gowns 1353 GREENE AVENUE Westmount OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY Fi.7773 NEAR SHERBROOKE \"MME A.COURVAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 SPECIALIST IN: Nu-Back \u2014 Lelong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES AND GIRDLES MATERNITY ond SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount LAWRENCE BLVD.LAWRENCE BLVD.4235 ST.4491 ST.I 6550 ST.HUBERT THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1900 Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Davies and family are leaving on Saturday to spend a vacation at Ocean City, N.J.Mr.and Mrs.Phillip Page and sons Prian, Ralph, Lawrence and Kevin, formerly of Sherbrooke street, have taken up new residence at 5536 Notre Dame de Grace avenue.Mr.and Mrs.Fergus Cronid and their two little sons, Roy and Danny, are leaving at the end.of the month to reside in Rouyn, Que., where Mr.Cronin has accepted the position as editor-in-chief of No- randa Press.In honour of Miss Helen Georgina Farrell, whose marriage to Mr.Maurice A.Murphy -takes place Saturday, two miscellaneous showers were given ,in Belleville, Ontario, by Miss Farrell's coworkers there.Miss Monica Dadey and Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Deslauriers of Ottawa, Miss K.McArthur of Boston, Mass., and Mr.and Mrs, J.Paton of Rosemere, will be out-ot-town guests at the Benoit-Grant wedding this Saturday, July 15.Miss Gertrude Pigeon, of West- mount, returned this week from à trip abroad, accompanied by her sister, Miss Madeline Pigeon, who has been with the Y.W.C.A.in Belgium for the past two years.Miss Margaret Shepherd, of Como, Que., and her cousin, Miss | Mary Baker, of Westmount, were en route from Quebec for a trip to England and the Continent, when the liner Franconia ran aground, : Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Dough- erty, Upper Lansdowne Avenue, and Mr.and Mrs.F.Ross Johnson with their daughter, Miss Claire E.Johnson, are spending Golf Week at the Manoir Richelieu, Murray Bay.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Stevenson, who were among the passengers aboard the S.S.Franconia which sailed from Quebec Wednesday and later ran aground, were en route for a trip to the British Isles and the Continent.While her parents are abroad, Miss K.Stevenson will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs.P.E.Pepler, Lacombe avenue.Colonel and Mrs.Stuart White and Miss Jean White, of Howick, Que.; Mr.Fred Page, New Brunswick; Miss Anita Milne, Howick; Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Murrison, Montreal; Miss Ramona Morris, Murry, officiated at the ceremony.Mrs.E.Bradley Steele attended the bride, given in marriage by her father and the best man was Dr.R.Barraclough, brother of the bridegroom.The bride wore a navy blue taffeta frock with white feather hat \u2018and a shoulder spray of pale yellow roses.The matron of honor was wearing rose nylon with hat of natural straw and a spray of white carnations at the corsage.After a reception Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Barraclough left for the Seigniory Club on their wedding trip, the bride wearing for travelling a grey suit with matching accessories.The couple will reside on Mount Stephen Avenue, Westmount.FRESH PINEAPPLE PUDDING A fresh pineapple pudding is a change from the usual desserts.Cream 13 cup of butter with 1% cup of sugar.Add the beaten yolks of 3 eggs, 1 cup of bread crumbs and 1 cup grated fresh pineapple.Last, fold in the stiffly beaten egg whites.Turn into a buttered baking dish and bake in a moderate oven for 35 minutes.Serve hot or cold, garnished with fingers of fresh pineapple.: = Marriage to Take Place in August dings Miss Margaret Wendell McGarry, only daughter of Mr.an} Mrs.Allan A.McGarry, of Westmount, and Mr.Robert Burns Stronach, of Montreal, son of the late J.Alex Stronach, and Mrs.Stronach, of Moncton, N.B., whose marriage will take place on Saturday afternoon, August 5, at four o'clock, at Westmount Park Emmanuel United Church, Westmount.Cartierville; Miss Romayne Doyle and Miss Evelyn Ness, Montreal, were among the recent guests at the Speirs-Miller Lodge, Aubrey, Que.Among thvse who entertained recently for Miss Eileen McKin- non, whose marriage to Mr.Edmond Grant takes place Saturday, \u2018were Mrs.B.J.O'Connell, who gave a bithroom shower; Miss Vivian.McKinnon, who was hostess at a miscellaneous shower; and the bride's friends of the Northern Electric Company, headed by Miss Virginia McCann, who gave a bedroom shower.Out-of-town guests at the double wedding on Saturday of Miss Dorothy Gallant and Mr.Maurice Daly and of Miss Rita Daly and Mr.Andre Rodrigue, will include Miss Gallant\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.John I.Gallant, from Charlottetown, P.EI.; Mr.and Mrs.M.O'Brien and their daughters the Misses Pat and Chrissie O'Brien, from New York; Mr.Victor O'Toole, Long Island, N.Y.; and Mr.and Mrs.P.Laurin, St.Je,- rome, Que.Guests at the Speirs-Miller Lodge at Aubrey, Que.ovèr the weekend included Mrs.Jessie Sel- Jars and Miss Lillias Sellars, of the Ridgewood Apartments; Mrs.Jessie Speirs, 4222 Oxford Avenue; Mr.and Mrs.Speirs and Master Drew Speirs, of Ballantyne Avenue; Mrs.Lydia Kimber, Western Avenue; Miss Eleanor Goulet, Montreal;; Miss Doreen Gillespie and Miss Kay MacDonald, both of Dorchester Street West; and Mr.and.Mrs.Gould, - Grey Avenue, Classes for children\u2019s dancing and also ballroom dancing opened yesterday at the Lodge at Aubrey.Mrs.Aird Nesbitt, The Boulevard, accompanie& by her children, Graham and Victoria, were on board the Franconia, which sailed Wednesday evening and later ran aground.They were planning to be the guests, in England, of Mrs.Nesbitt\u2019s sister, Lady Child, Chobham Park Call Registr | RSS EEE ES she House, Chobham, Surrey, afte which they were to spend a fort night on the Brittany Coast, fol lowed by a ten days stay in Paris.Lieut.-Col.Nesbitt plans to join his family in August, Dr, K.E.Norris, principal of Sir George Williams College, left by air yesterday for Europe, whers -he will attend a meeting of the executive committee of th World's Alliance of Y.M.C.A% and a world conference of YM C.A, training agencies to be hell at Nyborg, Denmark.He wil spend some time in England visit ing several colleges and univers ties, and in France where he wil be a delegate of the World's Al liance of Y.M.C.A.s at the fiit} international conference of social work at the Sorbonne in Paris.He will also be one of the speakers at a European young men's confer ence, to be held at Dendolden Holland, under the auspices of th World's Alliance of Y.M.C.A.'s ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announce of Miss Elizabeth Gibb Fowle] daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Gordo L.Fowler, to Mr, Roy Harrisg Hellyer, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.F Hellyer, all of Westmount.Ti wedding will take place on Se tember 23.#5 Sherbrooke &Mouptain PLat 444 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL (Parent and Teacher Group) \u2018498 Argyle Avenue, Westmount Boarding and Day School for Boys.Limited vacancies for September terms in ali grades.Graduation is McGill School Certificate with University entrance.Small classes, individual instruction.- - \"For information, - Fl.8185 gd TN vey lett ton par sou er.$50 all jals ques] asks | You take \u201cWo torig hats, cash whid nimy fash] Hg as Î wire thre C.N.will clevd of t hat on t now the Nati taria conté in i «8che noon Bibl Su terso Shi gain cery open gree] to b absen it in cabb over Mun g Mr.and ert Burns nach, and take place Westmount urrey, after ipend a forts y Coast, fol ays stay in lesbitt plan in August, principal of \u2018College, leit Jurope, where eeting of the tee of th = Y.M.CAj, nce of Y.M 3s to be held rk.He wil ngland visit: and univers where he wil » World's Ab at the fifth nce of soci sp in Paris, He e speakers at men\u2019s confer t Dendoldey, uspices of thy Y.M.C.As ENT is announce Gibb Fowle, | Mrs.Gordo! Roy Harris nd Mrs.J.F tmount.ha place on Sep r September tificate with e ( Make Cooling Sunday Salad With Macaroni : Macaroni and vegetables can.de combined into à hearty salad, especially good for Sunday night salad.Macaroni Garden Salad (Makes 6 servings) One tablespoon salt, 3 quarts boiling \u2018water, 8 ounces elbow macaroni, % cup French dressing, 4 green onions, chopped, 1% green pepper, chopped, 2 stalks celery, 2 medium tomatoes, cut in thin wedges, 1 teaspoon salt, % tea- spoon pepper, 12 cup mayonnaise,.Add 1 tablespoon salt to rapidly poiling water.Gradually add macaroni so that water continues to boil.Cook uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender.Drain in colander; rinse with cold water; drain again.Add French dressing\u2019 and toss lightly.Chill.Add remaining ingredients and mix lightly but thoroughly.Chill again.When ready to serve, turn into a large salad bowl! lined with Jettuce.Garnish with additional tomato.wedges and sprigs of parsley, if desired.Ever serve a raw vegetable soup?Wonderful in torrid weather.Try this Spanish version, Gazpacho Six large ripe tomatoes, 1 sweet red pepper or 1 green pepper, 4 pmall cucumbers, unpeeled, 2 grated carrots, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 12 teaspoon garlic powder or 1 clove of garlic, 2 table- | spoons finely grated onion, dash cayenne, black pepper, salt.Chop tomatoes with green or | red pepper.Cut cucumbers lengthwise, scoop out seedg, chop.Mix in glass bowl with tomatoes, grated carrots, garlic, onion, cayenne, lemon juicé and seasoning to taste.Chill and serve very cold, preferably in glass bowls.Garnish with a sprig of watercress or serve with bowl of crisp watercress.Ex.Offers Prizes To Hat Trimmers Is there an easier way to win $50 than by trimming a hat when all the latest and gayest mater- jals are provided?That's the question the women's director of the Canadian National Exhibition asks in announcing the big Trim Your Own Hat competition to take place at the Exhibition.\u201cWomen have always been notorious for the styles of their hats,\u201d she points out.\u201cWhy not | i cash in on this feminine foible which is open to all women with nimble fingers and a flair for fashion ?\u201d Hat shapes, millinery trim such as flowers, ribbons and veiling, wire, pliers, scissors, needles and- thread will be supplied by the C.N.E.Cash prizes of nearly $150 | Will be awarded for workmanship, cleverness of trim and suitability of the hat to the entrant.The hat will be modelled and judged on the entrant.Entry forms may now be obtained, by writing to the Women's Division, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Last day for prospective contestants to get their entries in is Aug.14.Competition is 8cheduled for Sept.5 in the afternoon.Professionals are not eligible.REAL CABBAGE?Such cabbage Mrs, John O.Pe- {erson.seldom had seen! She didn't realize what a bargain she got at a Los Angeles grocery until she arrived home and opened her shopping bag.Out popped a paper sack full of greenbacks \u2014 with enough change to bring the total to $86.75.An absent minded clerk had stuffed it in her bag instead of a head of cabbage.Mrs.Peterson turned it over to police, who gave it back td Munson.Cameo dress gives a nice soft look to a tailored silhouette with a batwing sleeve.Here Centura\u2014all rayon suiting fabric\u2014in a pic and pic weave, combines with brald trimming in expressing the casual look for fall THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1938 \u2018 PAGE SEVER \u2018 Forecast for Fall Fashion RUSH IT FIRST! _ Shampooing your furniture this | summer?If you are be sure to F.L SILVER .|vacuum it thoroughly first, says Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's dogg + Miss Dorothy Iwig, of the Uni- TAILOR i versity of Illinois, College of Now located at is ; ¢ Agriculture.If you don't have a 1235 GREENE AVENUE SME vacuum cleaner, a good whisk (Opposite Avenue Theatre) 00 broom is second best.It is im- Repairs and Alterations ! portant to remove surface dust Expertly Done , à and dirt, Miss Iwig advises, so We Call For fed that it won't spread during the and Deliver WI.6633 yi { shampooing process, ' Miss Lillian Herring : HAIRDRESSINC\u2014BEAUTY CULTURE Closing for vacation SATURDAY, JULY 22nd Re-opening MONDAY, AUGUST 14th Please make your appointment early 5 Specielizing in Cold Waves.and all other branches of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture 394 VICTORIA AVENUE APPOINTMENTS Po Room 104 EL.7070 an 2° EN Sw WE ARE CLOSING SATURDAY, JULY 15th ~ for 2 Weeks\" Vacation RE-OPENING MONDAY, JULY 31st CLOSED SATURDAY AT I P.M.DURING JULY AND AUGUST.OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY.WE SPECIALIZE IN INDIVIDUAL FITTINGS | Shop at your leisure \u2014 away from the busy downtown stores Mde Joel EP LTD.CORSET SHOP LINGERIE HOSIERY GLOVES BLOUSES : 4888 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST DE.1850 \u2014\u201cBruck Fabrice News\u201d Photo | B By Appointment Motor Cer Manufacturers te His Majesty King George Wi BUDD & DYER \u2014 DISTRIBUTOR \u2014 5028 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST, MONTREAL DAIMLER CUSTOM BUILT FOR THE CONNOISSEUR NOW ON DISPLAY EEE EE I === SEN TIS res SR IE ÉCRIS na Fée Ee PES Caer gy meme vs me asta he A = 72 PAUB EIGHT Olden-Time and Modem Kitchens Contrasted at C-l-L Exhibit The old fashion kitchen of Grandma's day may have been picturesque with its big wood.stove, coal oil lamps and the inevitable rocking chair, but compared with the convenient kitchen of today, # wasn\u2019t practical.Science has been put to work in the kitchen to + make the housewife's tasks easier Annette Etienne MASSEUSE FORMERLY OF THE MANOIR RICHELIEU HOTEL, MURRAY BAY, QUE, Speelabizing in Sinus, Arthritis wml Sciatica Treatments Previously Operated By .SMITH Masser 1434 St.Catherine St.W.Suite 410-11 \u2014 HA.1970 Ladies Only \u2014 Expert and Manicures Pedicures Your Chesterfield Set Rebuilt & Reupholstered ~ $95.00 USE OUR BUDGET PLAN We pick wp and deliver anywhere Belgium Upholstering COMPANY INC.1467 McGill College Ave.MATERIALS INCLUDED MA 8490 TAX Courteous Wa WA EFFICIENT SERVICE 131 y SERVICE 400 TAXI ASSOCIATION | kitchens Visitors to the C-I-I Exhibit Centre, Confederasion Building, had a chance to compare the two yesterday afternoon, when a new display illustrating the role of chemistry in the kitchen, was opened.Two complete kitchens, one of the 1900 vintage and the other an ultra-modern one, form a major part of the display.New finishes and plastics, particularly, have contributed much to the modern kitchen the finishes for the enameling cof stoves and refrigerators, and the plastics for everything from dishes and bowls, measuring spoons and kitchen radio cabinets to stove switches and iron handles.Nylon also has its place in the C-I-L display.Two members of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Rose Gournoyer and Celyne Langlais, give continual demonstrations of the proper sewing methods when using nylon.A sound and color film, \u201cThis is Nylon,\u201d is also being shown.The present exhibit wil be open to the public for three weeks.Apple Flake Griddle Cakes One cup sifted all-purpose flour, 3 teaspoons baking powder, % teaspoon salt, © tablespoon sugar, '1 egg, beaten, 1% cups milk, 1 cup bran flakes or wheat flakes, 3 tablespoons melted fat, 1 cup thick applesauce.Sift together flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.Combine egg and milk; add to the dry ingredients, beating only until smooth.Slightly crush bran flakes or wheat flakes and fold them in.Add fat.Drop by large spoonfuls on a lightly greased griddle.Turn fo brown on both sides.Spread each cake as soon as baked with applesauce, keeping hot in oven.Pile cakes in a stack.Serve hot with syrup.| ES) ; Bll = \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 = =\u2014\u2014 > \u2014 \u2014 | | li emt Pad THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950 Salmon Mold Is an Inexpen sive Summer Treat s Canned fish makes perfect summer dishes with very little kitchen work.Furthermore, both pink salmon and sardines are among the cheapest protein foods attainable.Summer Salmon Mold (Serves 6) One envelope unflavored gelatin, 1 cup milk, 2 egg yolks, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon mustard, 14 tgaspoon paprika, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 large can salmon, flaked.Soften gelatin in milk in top of double boiler.Beat together egg yolks, salt, mustard and paprika.Add small amount of milk to the egg yolk mixture and return mixture to double boiler.Cook over hot, not boiling, water, stirring constantly, until mixture thickens.Remove from heat and cool.Stir in lemon juice and fish.Turn into fish mold or loaf pan and chill until.firm.Unmold and serve garnished with crab apples and parsley.Broiled Maine Sardine Canapes x * (Makes 8 Canapes) Drain 2 cans (3% ounce) Maine sardines, Mix 2 tablespoons butter with 1 teaspoon dry mustard and a few drops of Worchester- shire sauce.Spread the sardines with this mixture.Crush about 8 saltines.Dip the sardines in the cracker crumbs.Broil them quickly \u2014 about 5 minutes.Serve them on toast strips with parsley.\u2018and lemon wedges.Sardine-Stuffed Cucumbers (Serves 4) Slice off ends of two tender young cucumber.Remove centers with an apple corer.(Keep centers and chop and mix with canned tomato soup for a quick, unusual soup.) Mash 1 can (3% ounce) Maine sardines.Mix with 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 small onion (minced) and season to taste with salt and pepper.Stuff sardine mixture.into hol- lowed-out cucumbers.Score cucumber skins with a fork.Wrap stuffed cucumber in waxed paper or aluminum foil and chill thoroughly.Slice and serve on crisp lettuce with a spoonful or two of sour cream.Adult Spellers To Complete at \u2018EX\u2019 The Mammoth Spelling Bee open to adults only, will be on again at the Cænadian National Exhibition with cash prizes for those who have mastered the English dictionary.Last day for filling entry forms is Aug.14.Would-be keen spellers may write for their registration forms now, addressing correspondence to the Women's Division, Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario.Spellers will come up on the Exhibition mat at the Coliseum the night of Saturday, Sept.2.There will be different groups of words for each group of contestants.All standard sr2llings will be allowed.Any number of people from any one club or organization may compete for the cash prizes which total more than $100.Special Nylon Display At Mount Royal Hotel An educational display showing uses will be included in an exhibit opening tomorrow at the Mount Royal Hotel.The exhibit has been planned for the delegates who have come from all parts of Canada to attend the first joint convention, of the Canadian Home Economics Association and the Canadian Dietetics Association.Various booklets and samples of nylon in different stages of development will be available to teachers attending the convention.Mary Roddick and Martha Job, how nylon is made and its various + \u2018mother\u2019s home, one of my regular \\ + sin \u2014\u2014\u2014 5 Summer Salmom Mold is an ensily-prepared and inexpensive WArm weather -dish.oC\u2014O0C >0< QL \u201cThere is a salad dressing that seems to me more like a sauce.\u201d are good on cooked greens, broiled 2000020 : Le, Ent OECD 0C\u2014D0CTO08y IDA BAILEY ALLENOCD0C=D0 0 you use in this country that is not \u2018known in French cooking,\u201d remarked the chef.\u201cI mean the cooked salad dressing.We always use French dressing or mayonnaise, or 30me.\u2018times a sour cream dressing.The Canadian cooked salad dressing \u201cIt really is a sauce, chef.Most cooked salad dressings, while hot, or boiled fish, or they can be used with hot boiled potatoes, cauliflower, broccoli or steamed sliced cabbage.And we use cooked salad dressings also in making hot potato or string bean salad.But when cold they are especially good in potato, veal, ham or fish salads because à \u2018they are so flavorful.\u201cWhen I was a young girl in my Saturday morning tasks was to make a jar of cooked cream salad dressing.This was refrigerated and used during the week on cold cooked dandelion greens, cole slaw Tomorrow\u2019s Dinner Hot or Jellied Tomato Bouillon Salmon and Potato Salad Platter Corn-on-the-cob Hot Biscuits Deep Dish Plum Pie Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk All measurements are level, Recipes serve four.or lettuce, cucumbers or tomatoes from the garden.It was the dressing mother always used for potato salad.If this was to be the main dish for supper, she often stirred in a cup of minced leftover ham, or shelled roasted peanuts to make it sufficiently substantial and it tasted wonderful.\u201d Salmon and Potato Salad Platter Make three cups potato salad as usual, and chill.Then make up salmon salad as follows: \u2014 Open one (seven 0z.) can salmon and drain.Add % cup fine-diced celery or firm portion cucumber, one tablespoon pickle relish or capers, two chopped hard-cooked eggs, and cooked cream dressing to moisten.Then chill.Arrange the two salads for service on a large platter.To do this, place together to form a mound \u2014 half potato salad, the other half salmon salad.Spread all over with chilled cooked cream dressing.Garnish with capers, pickle chips or sliced tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce.Cooked Cream Salad Dressing: In a double boiler melt two tablespoons butter or margarine; add 1% tablespoons, flour, 34 teaspoon dry mustard, 3% teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoon sugar and % teaspoon paprika.Stir in 3 cup light sweet cream mixed with one well-beaten egg.Cook and stirover hot water until it thickens.Slowly beat in 1; cup mild vinegar; cook and beat with a rotary beater until thick and creamy.A book dictated by Marco Polo Nylon Division, Canadian Industries Limited, will be in charge of the pylon display.in prison was the most popular Trick of the Chef Add 14 teaspoon dill salt to French dressing when making potato salad.Are You Entertaining?WE RENT ( Chairs, Tables, Dishes, ( Glassware, Punch Bowls, Coat Racks and Linen.For All Occasions New Bridge Sets for Sale Bench & Table Service AT.4755-6 HA.5543 Req'd Est\u2019d.1919 6220 Decarie Blvd.Ladies .GIVE Joey aA The healthgiving way with famous Finnish Stone Steam Baths Like a Tonic - Sun Lamps - Massage Ladies only \u2014 Very private Reasonable SAUNA STEAM BATH 1458 MacKay St.Wi.8729 (Above St.Catherine) JEWELLERY À CHINAWARE CRYSTAL SILVERWARE LAMPS House of Gifts GIFTS THAT ARE DIFFERENT FOR EVERY OCCASION 3417 Cote des Neiges (Corner of Sherbrooke) Tel.WE.8978 source of European knowledge of the far east for three centuries.tables sliced One potat: onion boilin teasp Coc the w der.Heat Roa For If y these to cu thin a Into ¢ Allow Hol Toby, Edmu spy 8 Toby can w on vi He ce anyon 0 nat is not ie cooked Or some.dressing while hot, n be used iced cab- potato or in potato, of I salt to making NT { her = à Tr vice Regd je Blvd.JE / 7 a alth-giving th famous Baths y + Massage private ELLERY NAWARE 'STAL JERWARE APS jift FFERENT ASION Neiges ooke) 8 Serve Plenty Of Dairy Foods In Summertime Capl, nourishing dairy food dishes go naturally with hot gummer days.This summer nature and science have combined to give us more milk cows and greater yield of milk per cow, go that this may well be a banner year for milk production.Take advantage of this rich supply and use lots of milk and dairy foods this summer for good nutrition, good eating and good budgeting.Appetites wilted by summer heat will perk up at the sight of a tall glass of cold milk, the snowy whiteness of sour cream, the frozen goodness of jce cream, or a cool mound of cottage cheese on a crisp \u2018green salad.The generous supply of nutrients in milk is available in any form that milk is taken.Ice cream, for example, is one way to \u201cdrink\u201d milk that requires no urging.It is an excellent quick- energy source, if eaten as a be- tween-meal snack.Plain or dressed up, ice cream is an ideal dessert for summer meals.Another form of milk with especial.appeal in summer is \u2018cottage cheese.It is made from skim milk (reducers take notice) and because it is a concentrated form of milk, it contains more protein, phosphorus and riboflavin by weight than whole milk.lts smooth texture and bland favor -Jend it\u2018to many uses in spreads, baked foods and all sorts of salads.Constantly increasing in popularity is sour cream.This dairy food, with the consistency of thick whipped cream and the tangy taste of buttermilk, is a great mixer.It is a good base for dressings and sauces.Because of its high fat content, it can be used to replace part or all of the fat called for in recipes for pancakes, waffles, muffins, biscuits, cakes and cookies, as well as to replace the milk.It serves as a garnish on pancakes and salads, and in cold soups such as borscht (beet soup).In summer it makes a cooling and nutritious main dish mixed with assorted cut-up salad vegetables, or with strawberries, sliced peaches or other fruit, Quick Potato Soup (4 servings) One and one-half cups cubed potatoes, 1 tablespoon chopped onion, 1 tablespoon fat, 3, cup boiling water, 2 cups milk, 3 teaspoon salt, pepper.Cook potatoes, onion and fat in the water until potatoes are tender.Add milk, salt and pepper, Heat until almost boiling.Roast Round Steak For Different Rolls If you like veal birds you'll like these \u2018rouladen.\u201d Get the butcher to cut you some rounk steak as thin as he can.Then have this cut Into oblongs about 2 by 4 inches.Allow two oblongs per person.On each piece of steak put a slice of bacon, not cooked, a couple of thin rounds of onion, & sprinkle of parsley and a thin strip of dill pickle.Season with galt and pepper, roll up and secure with toothpicks.Brown the rolls in butter in a hot frying pan.Then remove to a roaster, and make gravy of the stock by thickening with a little flour, pour over rolls, and top with a crust of rye bread.Simmer slowly for two hours, adding bouillon if needed.Remove the crust of bread, put the rolls on a hot platter and pour the gravy over them.TOBY TALKS Hollywood's ace talking dog, Toby, has joined Glenn Ford and Edmund O\u2019Brien in Paramount\u2019s spy story, \u201cBeyond The Sunset\u201d.Toby is a German police dog who can wimper, laugh, whine or weep on visual cue from his trainer.He can also say Gezundheit when anyone sneezes, The beautiful rose-colored fruit soups so well known to Ontario and Michigan Dutch housewives and our cooks of Scandinavian ancestry are ideal for \u201cdog days\u201d.You can use red currants, or berries (red or black raspberries, huckleberries and blackberries), apples and orange or even plums.Season subtly with cinnamon, cloves and allspice.Garnish with slices of fresh fruit and serve cold, Chilled Orange Soup (Serves 4) One and one-half cups orange juice (seeds removed but not strained), 14 cup sugar, 2 tables spoons lemon or lime juice, 10 whole cloves, pinch of salt, 2 tablespoons maraschino cherry juice, 11 teaspoons guick-cooking tapioca.Simmer juices, sugar, cloves and salt for 5 minutes.Remove cloves.Add tapioca and bring to full rolling boil.Cool and chill, stirring 2 or 3 times.Serve in, seup cups garnished with slice of orange, a maraschino cherry and a sprig of mint.Chilled Apple Soup (Serves 6-7) Three cups diced tart red apples, skins and all, 2 cups water, 2 2-inch sticks cinnamon.8 whole cloves, pinch of salt, 34 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 115 teaspoons grated lemon rind, 2 teaspoons quick-cooking tapioca.Mix all ingredients except tapioca.Simmer 15 minutes.Mash apples with spoon or potato masher after 10 minutes.Press through sieve.Add tapioca and bring to full rolling boil.Cool and chill.Serve garnished with a sprinkle of nutmeg.Chilled Grape-Soup (Serves 6) Four cups purple grapes, crushed (or 3 cups bottled grape juice, no water), 3% cup water, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, % cup orange juice, 3% teaspoon salt, 3; cup sugar, 1 2-inch stick cinnamon, 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind, 1 tablespoon quick-cooking tapioca.Cook gently all ingredients, except tapioca, for 15 minutes.Put through fine sieve, add tapioca and bring to full rolling boil.Cool and chill.Garnish with slices of lemon or orange, if desired.GOOD BALANCE If you want to establish good eating habits make sure that you have a well-balanced lunch every day.Soup made with milk, sandwiches of meat or fish, a vegetable or a salad, and a fruit dessert makes one of the most nu- tritous midday meals.French - Fried Shrimp 1 cup flour 1-2 teaspoon sugar 1-2 teaspoon salt 1 egg 1 cup ice water 2 tablespoons melted fat or salad oil 2 pounds shrimp Combine all ingredients, except shrimp; beat well.Peel shell from.shrimp, leaving last section and tail intact.Cut slit through center back, without severing either end; remove black line.Dry shrimp thoroughly; dip in batter, holding the shrimp by the tail.Fry in deep hot fat (375 deg.) until golden brown, Drain on absorbent paper.Serves 6 to 8 as a main course or 12 to 16 as hors d'oeuvres.Serve shrimp in a big clamshell.fresh uncooked CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS FOR 3 PIECE CHESTERFIELD $55.00 USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Belgium Upholstering CO.INC.MA.8490 1467 McGill) College Ave.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1930 Fruit Soups Are Treat on Warm July Days Iced Fruit Soups are easily prepared, and ideal for hot weather.\u201cWhole Green Peppers Filled With Sausages and Onions Everyone likes stuffed green peppers, including the family budget.Try this recipe \u2014 it has character.Sausage Stuffed Peppe:s (8 servings) Four large green peppers, 1 pound sausage meat, 1 tablespoon grated onion, 1% cup chopped celery, 1% cups cooked rice, 4 teaspoon Tabasco, one 8-ounce can tomato sauce.Wash peppers; cut in half lengthwise, Remove seeds but not stems.Place in boiling salted water and boil 5 to 8 minutes or until brown and meat separates into particles.Drain cff Add onion and celery.Cook about 5 minutes or until vegetables are tender.Add rice and Tabasco; mix well.Stuff peppers.Place in 11 x 6 x 2-inch baking dish.Spoon tomato sauce over peppers.Pour a small amount of water (about 1% cup) in bottom of dish so peppers do not stick.Bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) 25 minutes.Menu making can be much easier, and you can cut food costs, too, if.you plan meals several days in 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CALL UNiversity 5359 PAGE NINB plentiful foods as possible.Here are a few sample budget menus: Dinner: Poached fillets with mushroom sauce, mashed potatoes, peas, radishes with scallions, bread, butter or fortified margarine, apricot whip, coffee, milk.Dinner: Broiled liver with onions, steamed rice, carrots with pineapple, lettuce slaw, bread, butter or fortified margarine, gelatin witht crushed berries, cream, coffee, milk.+?002-0 EST'D 1063 OTTAWA CANADA N S JC Q UNION MADE VEBFCaSDbw OF AMERICA Listen to Brading's Stog's Head Club.Time, 10:00 to 10:30 p.m.Station CFCF.Featuring Wayne King and his orchestra every Tues., Thurs.and Sat.) Ronald Colmon in \u2018Favorite Story\u2019 every Wed. THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1950 PAGE TEN \u2014 = ~ |Plenty of.Two Excellent Features At The teste ron\"vur » Westmount Theatre Sunday EE ot nine Gregory Peck in \u201c12 O'Clock High,\u201d the mid-century movie which had its triumphant world premiere on the West Coast at the tag end of 1949 and is the first major Hollywood product of 1950, has been announced as the attraction which will start Sunday at the Westmount Theatre, romantic role.\u201cThe Traveling Saleswoman\u201d provides the hilarious answer to the question as to what made the Wild West wild.Howard Dimsdale\u2019's ingenious script, which Kept the theatre resounding with laughter, starts off with a scene that is a classic.Putting Miss Davis at the controls of the machinery in a soap factory the Sing Song.Alex Gordon and his little orchestra, newly formed for the engagement, will be a decided asset to the accompaniment of the programs.Closing off with the Communtiy sing, and with a great variety of new songs, the crowd had a full evening of happy.free entertainment.Sound engineer and operator West | Club Defe The intimate and yet spec- could very well lead to Mr.Dims- of the projection machine ably Westir tacular dramatic story of \u201c12 dale's indictment for \u201cmurder,\u201d done by Allan Sandzelius.ed up an O'Clock High\" tells, through the for this scene will probably slay \u2014\u2014\u2014 afternooi eyes of a dozen colorful flyers, you! With this flying start, Miss MONTANA TREES 1 wi of aviation\u2019s part in the recent Davis then is commissioned as a Montana Christmas trees are Pau war and the rising prestige of traveling saleswoman to make the |sold in every state north of the , 73 runs f ~ daylight bombing.The definitive West soap \u2014 and laugh \u2014 con- Ohio and west of the Mississippi 2.; 27 THE MON HLAND aviation film of the war, it con- scious.Rivers.Wilson DISHONOR BEGINS AT HOME' Broderick Crawford slaps his Cons Specially staged crash se- Westmoi - - ; quences quite unlike any ever at- he also son, John Derek, in this scene from Robert Rossen\u2019s production t ted bef 1 then- « Pil of \u201cAll The King's Men,\u201d at the Monkland Theatre Saturday.VEMPLe ore as well as authen runs.Pil} John Ireland and Anne Seymour also appear in the Columbia tic German and American combat with Wil picture.footage not previously released to mount te the public.Edwar The picture stars Peck in the but is n : role of General Frank Savage, oH à wickets : * KK kd J dk kk kk kok ok coram ander of the fictional RL ART PA STOMA Edwards x e 918th Bomb Group, which is re- Paul wit] % direct from portedly based on the actual his- 0 ARR st, Pa x story of the 305th Bomb Group.cs patted fi Authors Sy Bartlett and Beirne = wickets f x Lay, Jr, wrote from their own effective + o Woo experiences.for 30 ru + y The key part of Savage, whose The vi real life prototype is General well up ir x By JACK HIRSHBERG Frank Armstrong, Peck has SEL LI ST TTS TED 2 « ) * called his finest role.And in it TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY! - DUI À À J kk Kk kkk kkk kK kk kk he is said to give his finest per- \"KEY TO THE CITY\" also \"THE CONSPIRATOR\" : formance.One of the longest * * * Each v REMINISCENT | and toughest assignments Peck son HOLLYWOOD, July 13 \u2014 It's just about 13 years since your has ever drawn, the part calls vourliness pillar filler first set foot in Hollywood.Fresh out of Sir George ee PS Dis persona\u2019 sta- tions sho Williams College, where I majored in tardiness and slumber, 1 Pity lor ihe sake of transiorm- bas exten \u2018bought an ancient DeSoto for $75, joined forces with Roby Kidd ng a demoralized, straggling i ROBERT ROSSENS PRODUCTION a countries., and Lawson Reid,_and set out for California via Toronto, Calgary, an Both at the outset of the % ii male voi Banff and Lake Louise, Vancouver, Seattle and San Francisco.The ing unit that had a great cal LITZER was nS car turned over on Roby's arm at Bassano, Alberta, and we stayed to do with the winning of it.wp PR A a there ten days while doctors patched him up.Roby left us in| To accomplish this, General Be al IS Choir in 1 Vancouver, but Lawson and 1 completed the trip.Shortly after! Savage must adopt a steel ex- h - arriving in Los Angeles the car was smashed a second time, and terior and drive his men, like N aN VERY GREAT I sold it for $10, out of which I* himself, hard.Eventually.as he MILE UE We: AE paid $3 towing charge, $3 duty, Goddard was there.1 think she re ao en à done Rare A .; ; still is.At least she hasn\u2019 een , : T as.and $3 storage until the Junk in any movies recently.Added Attraction Op + p man carted it away.With the x x x , If there\u2019s anything funnier than ; ! remaining Johar 1 Dough! a ham- The years have a way of Joan paris, it hasn't been in- Westm« Lo urger anc saw à Da\u201d game.kidding by.Next week Im vented: .Stelco a n f Reid nd 1 eventually re be 59 * My scalp is balding toot tis Vigorous oa medienne Ned Grounds | 38 : 7 * e ) \u2014 \u2014 a u Ny i ! turned to Montreal by bus.1 and my tummy starting to through the numerous funny sit- ER todo BAIS Bd rv ter Nace in { A.dont know where Lawson bulge.My pop has a pot and ualions created for her especial rat Jovons John un Brcodes 3 tional Sor ; y.lives today.Kidd is now a my posture is no better than benefit in Columbia's \u201cThe Trav- = re ADDED ATTRACTION \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 , Lorne ke successful executive in the eling Saleswoman\u201d is an experi- |# DENNIS > i \u2018 A 4 Canadian Y.M.C.A., married his.ve been through a War, ence of absolute delight.Miss Ie JRGAN made.the it and a happy parent.covered some thrilling yarns Davis learned her comedy in the el fade wh E : c= I've probably made the \u2014 everything from creation lusty knockabout school, developed |i 2 © You THE LAUGHINEST LOVIN IN YE fall.¥ o rH least progress of the riot 1 of the United Nations to the [a pair of rubbery legs and pro- go æ sn À Sailor As a ga ÿ was oundin a ypewriter .À then, and I'm still at it, More.physical examination of a er wen Sd equipment.With Thelady Takes A4 hut the ex | over, despite my labors fog striptease queen.I can\u2019t say ponderous Andy Devine cast in a JA ; something A EF several other bosses \u2014 in- I've made much progress pro- | # ob an FRIDAY ONLY! i Gordie Fo cluding The Toronto Da il J fessionally or otherwise.My NEW \u2018TEAM \"INTRUDER IN THE DUST\" | mance of V4 do Liberty Magazine and Para.Own family isn't particularly Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cot- \"SARABAND\" ; Menary « | : LE A mount Pictures \u2014 I've some- fond of my writings.Dad ten are teamed for the first time Color by Technicolor i Jimmy M bt Yn how continued to fill this doesn\u2019t give two hoots about |on the screen in Hal Wallis\u2019 \u201cSep- # ns TI Wa rh parting s ms ih : column weekly for 17 years, \u201cthe movie folk, but Grandma tember Affair.\u2018| or right, : VUE RE excepting only three years reads me regularly.She\u2019s 83 been in th during the war.and still a glamor gal in her There v You might call it habit.A guy own right.between t] gets in a rut, you know.You So it goes.mount go might call it sentimentality.I don\u2019t know how many of you points.Hughie McCormick hired me at have been along with me these Conside: ; one cent a line when 1 was 14.I|17 years in print, 13 of them in Westmoun 5 wrote a radio column and was Hollywood.I suppose most read- time on i pu constantly in hot water.People ers eventually become adult and ie : were always trying to get me gradunte to George Jean Nathan : p\u201d fired.This must have given|or John McCarten or Thomas YM.C y: Hughie an exaggerated impres- Archer or 8S.Morgan-Powell (Conti Re sion of my importance, for he They're more scholarly, more an- E kept me on, However, the cent- alytical.j a-line rate was ultimätely scrap-| But, chum, if you want to read July 11, © by ped.McCormick now pays me something that won't in any way po play + about the equivalent of an after- tax your brains, I'm the guy for ranch an 3 dinner top to the waiter at the you! After a | Brown Derby! But it's fun.\u2014 Bl Per x * # , |Robberies in Westmount wr Tim I well recall that first visit to ) im the cinema city.Reid and I visit- Net Two-Year Sentence Dwyer, R ed all the tourisis haunts \u2014 Cowell we Grauman's Chinese forecourt, the An unidentified man, whose ad- the Westr , Cacoanut Grove, Forest Lawn [dress was given as Quebec City, Inter-Y.] ! Cemetery, With a brazen daring and who was recently arrested in On Tuesd: I lack today, 1 gave the film Westmount for 13 break-ihs and Inter-Y.M.studios a line a mile wide, and robberies, was given two years Will be hel Reid and I were given the regal |in Bordeaux jail by Recorder C.CA.The } treatment.Little did I dream that A.Hale of the Westmount Re- 9 ire practis .a few years later l'@ cash a corders\u2019 Court this week.° EXTRA meet in tl ; studio paycheck every week.\u2018The man who was found guilty OLD STOCK City-wide ' sea the bull fights at Tijuana.of stealing ladies\u2019 undergarments, sted in sv I've not forgoiten a matador was found mentally normal by \u2019 ALE tent are slicing off the dcad bull's ears medical authorities, and received 2.602 Johnstone, and tossing them to his lady fair the sentence following their re- Westmoun! fn her ringside box seat.Paulette port.La THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1050 PAGE ELEVEN - Ron Lendon Hurls Six-Hitter Westmount Cricket | Club Wins Again, Defeat St.Paul Westmount Cricket Club chalked up another victory on Saturday afternoon when they won over St.Paul with the score Westmount 73 runs for five wickets to St.Paul 72.wilson was the big scorer for Westmount getting a 32 not out, he also took five wickets for 30 runs.Pilgrim\u2019s 17 not out together with Wilson's 32 carried the West- mount total to 73.Edwards who bowls a fast pall put is not very accurate got 3 À wickets for St.Paul for 34 runs.Edwards was high man for St.Paul with 18 runs to his credit.st.Paul who were home team, patted first.Pentecost took five wickets for 18 being slightly more effective than Wilson who had five for 30 runs.The victory keeps Westmount well up in the average.DUMFRIES PAGEANT.Each year in Dumfries, there is a week's \u201cpageant of good neighbourliness\u201d.This year\u2019s celebrations show the neighbourly spirit has extended from individuals to countries.A famous Norwegian male voice choir from Aalesund was in Scotland to take part in the celebrations.These singing Vikings, who formed the Varde Choir in 1928, are now fifty strong.3 Paces Colonials To 6-3 | Win Over Auto Plymouth In the games played this week Colonials and Western Taxi climbed up in the league standing.The Colonials under the 6 hit pitching of Ron Lendon defeated a fighting Girard Auto Plymouth team by the score of 6-3.Both pitchers, Lendon for the Colonials and Allen for the \u201cCarboys\u201d, pitched superb ball, but Lendon was able to keep his few hits scattered.Ray Binmore broke up the light ball game in the fifth inning by banging out a double to core 3 runs.This was Binmore's second hit of the night.Tommy Allen got two of his team\u2019s 6 hits.Westmount Play Vickers in C Game Tonight Westmount soccer club will play Vickers tonight at the Westmount Athletic Grounds in the first round of the Quebec Provincial Championship, game to commence at 6:25 p.m.Bob Byford's team are rapidly rounding into form and they should dispose of the shipbuilders to enter the second round.This game was originally scheduled for tomorrow afternoon but has been brought forward owing to other arrangements at the grounds.Vickers surprised Cancar on Sunday by holding the former Dominion champions to a two all draw so Westmount will be well advised not to take their opponents too lightly, as anything can happen in a cup game.Westmount Soccer Club Top National Westmount soccer club defeated Stelco at Westmount Athletic Grounds on Sunday afternoon by 21 to 0 score, to capture first place in the standing of the National Soccer League.Lorne Worsley was again the marksman, although Red Dickson made the play for the winning tally, Worsley merely helping the ball into the far corner.As a game it was rather listless, but the extreme heat probably had something to do with this.Gordie Reston missed a grand thance of scoring for Westmount when he took a pass from Willie Menary only to hit goalkeeper Jimmy McAuley's legs with his parting shot, a little to the left or right, and the ball would have been in the net.There was not much to choose between the two teams, but West- mount got the breaks and the points.Considering that some of the Westmount players were at one time on Stelco\u2019s roster the loss YM.C.A.Notes.(Continued from Page 2) July 11, the annual softball game was played between City Hall Branch and Westmount \u201cY\u201d boys.After a hard-fought game, City Hall Branch came out on top, with a 10 to 8 score.Seppie Bon- nar, Jimmy Atkinson, Gerald Dwyer, Roy Smith and Michael Cowell were some of the stars of the Westmount \u201cY\u201d team.Inter-Y.M.C.A.Swimming Meet: On Tuesday, July 18, the annual Inter-Y.M.C.A.Swimming Meet Will be held at Southwestern Y.M.|.CA.The boys of Westmount \u201cY\u201d ire practising intensively for this meet in the hopes of taking the City-wide honors.All boys inter- tsted in swimming in this annual tent are asked to contact Bill Johnstone, Director of Camp Westmount.- League must have been a bitter pill for Andrew Bell, as Stelco are still in the running for league honors, but require every point if they are to get back on top.The crowd was particularly well behaved, and the first Sunday sport experiment did not appear to annoy any of the nearby residents, - Stars Win 10-2 The Avenue Stars went run wild in the seventh inning to break up a 1-1 ball game and defeat the Pôlice and Fire.The final score was 10-2.Ron Brom- bell pitching for the Stars had the protection men baffled all the game with his great pitching chore.To aid his cause, brother Doug Brombell had two timely hits to drive in 4 runs.This loss marked the first the Police and Fire have had in 8 games.In the other game played this week a strong Western Taxi team beat out the Ryps to tune of 18-1.Frank Healey pitched 16 strike out ball for Western, allowing only 4 scattered hits, while his team-mates, headed by Loiseau with 5 hits, Gleason with 4 hits and Tompkins with 3 hits, 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PAGE TWELVE ui - THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1950 | e .CROSS-BRED SHEEP Canned peas destined for Cy, xxi, .ary .tern Richard Swan \u2019 Local Boy Larger farm flocks and cross nadian tablés undergo scientity : breeding for greater productivity tests for tenderness in a deviy ° ° M be f W.P per ewe were strongly advocated known as.a \u201ctenderometer\u201d g JJ RIS Sails for Europe em r -0 eston arty as a means of bringing sheep veloped by research scientists o > : \u2019 .: into a better competitive position the American Can Company, , + with other farm livestock, by : : \u2014 various speakers at the annual EASTERN TOWNSHIPS\u2019 meeting of the Canadian Co-op- Richard Swan, 310 Grosvenor avenue, Westmount was one of a Dr.Harry J.Stern, rabbi of! sroup of fifty schoolboys who left Central Station on Wednesday for Temple Emanu-El, Westmount, and Mrs.Stern, sailed on Wednes- Quebec, where they boarded the Cunard liner Franconia en route to erative Wool Growers at Cal- \u2014\u2014 - } ' .England.© « | gary.) dl .pe EASTERN TOWNSHIPS The boys will spend one month in the British Isles, as guests of LAKE HOUSE HOTEL Garfield Weston, Canadian born British industrialist.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS - NORTH HATLEY, QUE.|: The visit by the present group of boys marks the start of what 7 .\u2014 Situsted on Water Frontage | Manoir Brome Lake is expected to be annual trips to Britain by Canada youths.Relax at The Ranch Lake Massawippi The tour is part of a program sponsored by Mr.Weston to -cul- FOSTER, QUE.pos tivate closer relations *hetween Canada and Britain.It began last Swimming, \u2018Fishing, Boating, ; .© Tennis, Riding, etc.Good Fishing, Boating, Tennis Fully Licensed Hotel and Cabins day from Quebec on the Cunard = Knowlton Golf Club within % mile.|; liner Franconia.50 British schoolboys; a similar Good Bathing Beach.Hot and Cold Dr.and Mrs.Stern will visit group of British boys is scheduled ne Mori in every room: England, Europe and Israel, dur- to arrive in Montreal August 8 xcellent ood.New Dance a ; ; ; Co and Grill with Cocktail Lounge.TE their holiday abroad, ah trip to start a one month tour of Que- Dancing with Orchestra Every Night.: | | bec and Ontario.; : \u2018to Israel, but the first time since oo.Traveling in charge of the party Write Direct, or Phone Knowlton : + .lishme f the Jewish 624-R-8 or FR.5996.the establishment of the Jewish| £rom here as leaders are two Excellent Cuisine\u2018 A.W.GIBSON, Proprietor.New Rumpus Room and Grill | Make Your Reservation Early \u2019 hone 1 ¥ year with a trip to Canada for Pleasant View Hotel state.Y.M.CA.boy's work secretaries, NORTH HATLEY, QUE.LAURENTIAN Ray Fairbairn of Vancouver and.V ALLEY Situated on Beautiful Lake Mas a Hugh Owen \u2018of Toronto.sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal Arrangements for the tour in .RANCH Boati PI 1 hin 6 fi es ] , ti - oating, Fishing, ng, Golfing HARLOW S ON THE LAKE canada Were made by the National Unique for its comforts and atmos- |].Tennis and Dancing.STE.MARGUERITE, LAC MASSON ae phere.Complete hotel accommodation Every Modern Comfort At Ideal PI ç Y Holidays , Weston organization.East o f the Bolt Pus Teasonable Rates.SE ace for Your Holidays, In England the group will be| pe ; no * - ; at poe YEW SPRINKLER SYSTEM - 23 n ighway , shortest route r culars { REASONABLE RATES under the supervision of the Na- + Aa ana rer For all particulars regarding rates Telephone Fitzroy 8324 tional Association of Boys' Clubs For reservations: Write J.B.Hamilton Proprietor, or ill and the Weston organisation there.Mansonville, Que., or phone 26 R 2.1 Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.21m.ith St d in bo peations bryo sa utiful s erry ( h his to leading , Paul ndidly sails, , Eddie pny L n y R rs, al king t Br, Ë he two Halt the joy of having a garden is i and L Pa having a comfortable chair in a shady : both nook where you can lounge and enjoy _\u2014 small the changing beauty of your surround- racing ings.at\u2019s the use of having a garden \u2019 if you can\u2019t take time to sit down and RETAINING FIRST HOOP | roto enjoy it ?These are the days when the IN POSITION .ng ent home owner should be able to recline LEGS FROM OLD TABLE.rad R.comfortably on a lawn seat in the dense \u2018HEIGHT 12° ls also.shade of a towering maple .not one piling: + task to be done.not a care in the TOP COVERED WITH Ravi world.sounds like Utopia! LEATHER (OR IMITATION st Garden Seats LEATHER).the diff My own siestas take place in a secluded corner of the garden, well hidden from the surrounding neighbourhood.One of my prize possessions is a garden bench I made last year.True, it isn\u2019t the most comfortable piece of furniture in the world, but it is sturdy and wasn\u2019t too hard to make\u2014as you can see from the sketch.My pride and joy is the wide bench I built around the trunk of POOLS MADE OF CONCRETE - MIXED 3 OP SAND TO | OF CONCRETE =AND AT LEAST 6\" THICK .INSIOE DEPTH SHOULD PERMIT ©\" OF WATER OVER THE CROWN OF THE LILIES.nd RI ue the maple that stands to one side of the fie Roya 3 patio.It took a bit of fitting to give an d 3 attractive natural finish but it has SHOWN 15 CROSS SECTION OF SIMPLEST TYPE ~ THREE LAYERS OF.unde H attracted more favourable comment CONCRETE ON UNIFORM BOULDERS EMBEDDED IN SOIL.will ag Yo than any other piece of garden furniture a a SS Eh nt Par] 4 I have made._ COMBINATION BIRD encing g | Gorden Pools HOUSE AND BIRD BATH er ; ai If you are like me, you'll have a bird FOLLOWING THE OLD ; \u2019 ÿ bath and a small pool in clear view to GARDEN SEATS WISHING WELL IDEA.ich, 1 i help you relax.Nothing is quite as I\" PINE, DRESSED ALL SIDES.x { restful and (Cooling as the sound of BACK.REST AND SLATS terture, : running water and the reflection o 5.{ À blue sky in a still pool.The size of the OF VARIOUS WIDTHS.met So pe » pool doesn\u2019t matter\u2014you\u2019ll get the SCREW NAILS BEST FOR vess same effect from a small binder ies] J JOINING PIECES.aracter set in concrete (mentioned last month), : a washtub sunk in the ground or an SHELLAC ALL KNOTS AND le, Ben extensive cement job.When properly i Î GIVE SEAT TWO COATS lection, planned and planted so ona, it fits © a OF OUTDOOR.PAINT.Lange into its surroundings, the size \u2019 ) or expense of the pool is immaterial.CHAIR WIDTH APPROX.20\" on de Bird Bath = BENCH ABOUT 4q2\".f doc Vv rd Baths : si.a der ; I could watch my bird bath for hours if | E mn i work would permit.On a warm after- Ë , Carmi noon there is a steady procession of 2 lection, bluebirds, chipping sparrows, wrens, \u20ac Thiele.song sparrows and robins.The birds do : Arch, St not care how expensive the bath doy ; For more information on these and other ideas, write for the id, not too deep, they will use il regulariy, | booklet \u201cAround the Home\u201d, to: MOLSON\u2019S BREWERY LIMITED, Pl Save Between the two extremes illustrated 5 P.O.Box 1600, Place d\u2019 Armes, Montreal, Quebec.: are a host of styles and designs, ë \u2014 : ."]