The Westmount examiner, 3 juin 1955, vendredi 3 juin 1955

[" Dr LI Sm Will Contest - NU.Names | Prominent - Surgeon Dr.James J.Griffith, 56- : year-old surgeon-in-chief of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, has been unanimously} selected as the National Union candidate in West- mount-St.George riding, for the provincial by-election, July 6.Hon.William Cottingham, Provincial Mines Minister is personally supervising the campaign to elect Dr.Griffith, and is drawing support to the N.U.banner locally from a long list of prominent local residents who believe that the riding should move into the government side of the Legislature.Dr.Griffith was selected at a meeting of prominent Westmount residents held under the chairmanship of John P.Rowat and his selection was immediately approved by Premier Maurice Du- plessis in Quebec.In giving his approval to Dr.Griffith's choice, Premier Du- plessis said he felt confident the voters in Westmount-St.George would find in Dr.Griffith a can- | didate who was fully competent to defend their interests in the Quebec Legislature.Hon.W.M.Cottingham, Quebec minister of mines, who is directing the National Union campaign in Westmount-St.George, said that as English- Protestant representative in the Quebec cabinet, he would welcome the assistance of another English-Protestant of Dr.Griffith's capacity.Public Health Progress Premier Duplessis reminded the voters of Westmount-St.George of the strides made in the public health domain unnder the National Union administration (Continued on page 2) Weredale House Receives Cheque From Rotarians A cheque for $2000 was presented to Weredale House by the -Rotary Club of Westmount Wednesday.Receiving the cheque from President Borden Em- pey, was E.A.Everson, president of Weredale House.The money will be used to purchase a portion of land near Camp Weredale on which is the camp's water supply.I£ the land had gone to private parties the camp's water supply Would have been jeopardized, it, was pointed out.Vern.McAdam, secretary- manager of Weredale House thanked the Rotarians on behalf of his establishment\u201c He pointed out that springs, which supply water to the camp on a gravity feed are located under this land \u2018near the camp.He said when the Camp was first opened cottages were miles away, but that in recent years.houses have been built near the road leading to the camp.Mr.McAdam noted that if action was not taken immediately to secure the neighbouring land, it would probably\u201d be, bought by people interested in building private homes.\u201cThanks a million for another fine gesture on the part of the Wastmotint / Rotary: Cluhi's Vern, McAdam, gaid.- 1x Eo oo\u201d By-Election NAMED CANDIDATE: Dr.James J.Griffith, surgeon-in-chief of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and son of the founder of the institution, is standard-bearer of the National Union in the forthcoming by-election July 6.RICHARD HYDE, Liberal Candidate in the Provincial by- elegtion, for Westmount-St.George, receives good wishes from members of thé drgarilzation/ Left t6 Hiht are: \u201cHector Caron, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1955 Brock Batten Relates SIXTEEN PAGES Photo Engraving Story Canadian photoengraving establishments carry a complete service to printers, Brock Batten told members of the Westmount Rotary Club Wednesday.,Giving his classification address at Victoria Hall, Mr.Batten told his fellow Rotarians that a modern photoengraving plant would even include facilities for the production of films for the motion picture and TV industries, In describing the production end of the photoengraving business, Mr.Batten started with the art department.He said an.amazing.variety of works passes through the art department in the course of a .business day, and that the department must carry approximately 60 artists in order to cover all phases of the field.: An important section of a photoengraving plant is naturally the photography department, the speaker.noted.Here photographers work with everything from still objects to lovely models.The photoengraving house carries five or six photographers, and a fully equipped darkroom.In describing \u2018photoengraving, Mr.Batten said the process was the engraving of an original printing plate etched on metal used for letterpress printing.The production procedures of (Continued on Page 14) Protect Vote Urges Hyde Westmount voters in the forthcoming provincial by-elec- tion were urged yesterday to \u201cprotect their right to vote,\u201d by Richard Hyde, as the Liberal candidate for Westmount - St.George opened his campaign.He said it was every residents duty to \u2018ensure\u2019 that your name appears on the list posted in your neighborhood.If it does not appear, it is your duty to see that it is added during the revision period from June 7 to 13.\u201d He said voters should have already received a special certificate from enumerators: in.order to vote, this certificate must be presented July 6 at the polls.\u201cFor the first time, in West- mount-St.George, there was only one enumerator, appointed for each poll and he was ap- .pointed by the Union Nationale,\u201d Mr.Hyde snid.\u201cI thus appeal to the electors of Westmount-St.George to (Continued on Page 14) Tony Abbott, Tram Malcolm, Richard Hyde, Lonay Holland, Mrs, Rose McCarthy and Mrs.Caron. couper ac AE EEE AL AA J ts + RESTES Foz.Fon Cem fm Sr A, evar Mr ent le SE ÉCE CS { THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, PAGE TWO N.U.Names.(Continued from page 1) \u201cput said much remained to be accomplished.\u201cI feel confident,\u201d said the premier, \u201cthat as a member of the Quebec Legislature, Dr.Griffith could make a worthwhile contribution toward the solution of the many problems that face us today in the vital matter of adequate medical and hospital care for our population.\u201d Mines Minister Cottingham in a statement issued following Dr.Griffith's nomination, said that the question of public health was one which had received the attention of the National Union administration since the party was returned to power in 1945.\u201cWe need men of Dr.Griffith\u2019s training and background in Quebec to help us find a solution to the many problems which still confront us and we are fortunate in finding a man of Dr, Griffith's standing who is willing to sacrifice his time and his energy to serve the public in a field in which he is well qualified,\u201d said the minister.Dr.Griffith said a great deal had been done by the present government in the field of public health but that a great deal more was required.The National Union candidate said government help was essential for hospitals today if they were to be in a position to pur: chase the modern facilities required for their administration.He felt sure such assistance would be forthcoming from Quebec.Dr.Griffith was born in Montreal in 1899 and was educated at the High School of Montreal and McGill University, where he received his M.D.degree in 1924.During the first world war he FOR DEPENDABLE TELEVISION SERVICE y TR A VENINGS IMPORTED GOODS of best quality \u2018Many patterns to choose from SUITS and TOPCOATS Made to Measure QUICK SERVICE Customers or owr material made up.OUR SPECIAL! All Wool Worsted FLANNEL PANTS Made To Measure $18.00 ® REPAIRING ® REMODELLING © REFITIING F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENTS' TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) WI.6633 x OVER 260 STUDENTS are included in these combined choirs served overseas with the 7th Canadian Artillery.He is married and is the father of two daughters.Dr.Griffith and his family have been residents of West- mount since 1936.The candidate is a Fellow of the American CoHege of Surgeons, a Fellow of the American Societv for the Surgery of Trauma, a member of the Quebec Association of Surgeons, and a member of the Council of the Me- | ; dical Council of Canada.He is a member of the University Club, the Club Chapleau, the Heather Curling Club and the Seigniory Club, Dr.Griffith has had wide experience in hospital administration and in the many problems facing modern medical service.The by-election in Westmount- St.George is one of three called by Premier Duplessis several weeks ago.30 Moforists Get Summonses For Speeding Thirty motorists received summonses for speeding through Westmount in an attempt by the police department to curb \u2018flagrant abuse\u2019 of the speeding by-law in the city.A survey by police showed that almost 25 per cent of the motorists passing through West- mount were exceeding the speed limit of 30 miles per hour, Chief Robert Byford said.Fines levied on Wednesday ranged from $5 to $50.Robert Ingersoll names Thomas Paine as the first person to write the words States of America.\u201d \u201cUnited CHRISTMAS\u201d EVERY Ë MA.3332 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.FOR Insurance Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROMR DAY OF THE YEAR «and bands of Westmount Junior High School, whose most recent performance was given under the direction of the music department at the Junior High gymnasium, for parents and friends.They also included a performance a day earlier for fellow classmates.The members are from seventh, eight and ninth grades, (Photos by Ed Bermingham) THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE, A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB RES RECITAL HELD Last Friday evening, a joint piano and ballet recital was held at the Unity Boys' Club under the direction of Miss Daisy Peterson and Miss Lois Allum.À large group of parents were on hand for the recital, which was the culmination of the piano and ballet course that started last October.The folowing pupils attended the recital and participated in the program: Susan Amsell \u2014 The Bell; Rosalie Falls \u2014 Here We Come; Norman Weeks \u2014 Hunting Song; Beverley Tolliver \u2014 Drifting; Sarah Roberts \u2014 April Showers; Zita Tagieff \u2014 Sailing, Sailing; Doreen Mitchell Homeward Bound; Pearl Mauer \u2014 On Wings of Song; Neilson Ross \u2014 The Ghost; Bill Allum \u2014 My Shadow; Ellen Rowland \u2014 Rondo in \u201cG\u201d.The dancing group included the following: Anne Doherty, Marlene Doherty, Ellen Rowland, Ellen Rowland, Margo Beasant, Betty Wileman, Margaret Allum and Dorothy Laviolette.Track and Field Meet Entry forms for the Second Annual Unity Boys' Club Track and Field Meet which takes place at the Westmount Athletic Grounds on Saturday, June 11, are available at the Club.Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor Russell Skinner who is charge of the registration reports that entries to-date would indicate that this year\u2019s participation would be larger than last year.For further particulars please call Mr.Scall Mr.Skinner at WI.5506.Bus Trip to Plattsburg On Saturday, June 18, members of the Plus 16 Club will wind up their season's activities with a Bus Trip to Plattsburg, N.Y.leaving the Clubhouse at 9 a.m) and returning to Montreal some time before midnight.This will mark the third con- ply 027 By Maurice Mariasine secutive year that the group have had their grande finale on the Municipal Beach at Plattsburg.Seats are limited so reservations should be made as soon as possible.Learn to Swim The Learn to Swim Campaign for 40 members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club is progressing satisfactorily at the East End Boys\u2019 Club and the Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Club on Wednesdays and on Saturdays.The Learn to Swim Project is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Westmount as \u201cPhase two\u201d of their safety program.Rev.Harvey Campbell Refirement Announced The minister of Westmount Park Emmanuel Church, Rev.Dr.Harvey Campbell, is retiring it was announced at the Montreal-Ottawa conference of the church this week.Dr.Campbell became minister of Emmanuel Church in 1843, and of the two churches when they amalgamated a few years later, is resigning because of health reasons.He was ordained to the ministery 38 years ago after graduating from Trinity College, Glasgow.Dr.Campbell also attended Queen's University, Kingston.He is married to the well known novelist Grace Campbell.COTTAGE, CAMP SANITATION Sanitary conveniences at cottage or camp, if not properly constructed and maintained, may cause sickness.The source of domestic\u2019 water supplies may become polluted by sewage.Most good books on camping provide instructions for comstructing temporary sanitary conveniences.Cae A2 AE 25 244 $V en Gi [Color Trooping Is \u2018Brother Act\u2019 In CFCF Book One brother will literally be \u201ccalling the shot\u201d for another this Saturday, when a trooping of the color by the Canadian Grenadier Guards will bé held at Molson Stadium in honor of the Queen\u2019s birthday.Mike Wood, a former general staff officer of the First Canadian Corps, will handle the broadcast of the event for radio station CFCF starting at 2 p.m.Coming in to command the crack Ottawa Governor General's Footguards will be his brother, Maj.Arthur Wood.His group will join with the Montreal regiment to present the trooping for the first time in 20 years.Seif-Realization Felowship PUBLIC LECTURE \"Christ Consciousness Through Kriya Yoga\u2019.Rev.Donald Walters, of Los Angeles, Calif.Monday, June 6, 8 p.m.; _ CLUB ROOM P IE VICTORIA HALL Yosananda Founder Everyone Welcome TI i NOW PLAYING ! \"The Bridges - At Toko-Ri\" in TECHNICOLOR with Grace KELLY - Wiliom HOLDEN Mickey ROONEY \u2014 Also \u2014 \"The Adventures Of Hajji Baba\u201d In CINEMASCOPE-COLOR with \u2014\u2014 John DEREK\\4 Flecnor STEWART | y \u20ac ?a Ler.wma CIMA PITT STEN (Sy le De \u2014 \u2014 FINE \u2018FLOORING \u2018| * HARDWOOD ® ASPHALT [1° _ ® RUBBER ! * Specializing in Refinishing Old & COMPANY - WESTMOUNT Free Estimates A.Ross Grafton 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 Ex The aminer \u201c55 YEARS 8 WESTMOUNT WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN\u2019S WE.4046 Reliable 5 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXVI, No.21 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1955 17 Local Students At SGW (Convocation Seventeen Westmount residents were among graduates of Sir George Williams College who received their diplomas at Convocation exercises today.They are: Samuel Mortimer Berman, 541 & Lansdowne Avenue, Evening Division, Bachelor of Commerce; Harvey Jack Krasnow, - 4980 Circle Road, Day Division, Bachelor of Commerce; Paul Mezei, 1839 Lincoln Avenue, Apt.2, Evening Division, Bachelor of Commerce; Russell Edward Nauss, 6 Weredale Park, Day Division, Bachelor of Arts; Gladys Violet Long, 2106 Claremont Avenue, Evening Division, Bachelor of Arts; Henry Ballon Nevard, 4377 Westmount Avenue, Evening Division, Bachelor of Arts; Nancy Graham Pollock, 4700 Upper Roslyn Avenue, Day Division, Bachelor of Arts; Douglas * FETE DES FLEURS WINNERS: Prize winners at.this year's Fete des Fleurs, held at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, were honored Tuesday.Left to right are: Mrs.Donald Baillie, Summit Circle, West- mount, winner of the miniature class, Mrs.Mariano De Yturralde, wife of the Spanish Ambassador to Canada and guest of honor, and Mrs.Robin Watt, co-chairman of the ladies committee of the art gallery.i (Photo by Ed Bermingham) Day Division, Bachelor of Arts; Vivian Elizabeth Todd, 237 Ken- sington Avenue, Day Division, Bachelor of Arts; Helga Weiss- ler, 430 Metcalfe Avenue, Evening Division, Bachelor of Arts.The convocation address was 1 Shaar Hashomayim at a general Verdun Guardian, SIXTEEN PAGES Bernfeld Heads YPA Group Allan.Bernfeld, editor of he was elected president of the Young People's Association of Congregation meeting on Wednesday evening.An NDG resident, he has been an employee of The Monitor Publishing Company since 1951 and was on the YPA.executive for 1954-55 as program chairman.Other members of the new executive are: Hy Mandel, vice-pre- sident; Estelle Lipsey, secretary; Velma Migicovsky, treasurer; Trev Trevick, athletic chairman; Sylvia.Kirshenblatt, program chairman; Bella Connor, membership chairman, Fanny Shust- er, publicity chairman, and Joe Connor, social chairman.The YPA will close its social program for the season with a Spring Dance on Tuesday evening, June 14, at 9 p.m.in the community hall of the Synagogue, 450 Kensington avenue, Westmount.Refreshments, door prizes, and an orchestra will be featured.MUSICAL EVENING A musical evening was presented Wednesday evening, May 25, by the senior pupils of the Westmount Elementary Schools.The choirs of King\u2019s and Roslyn were conducted by Miss Vera Jamieson; and that of Queen's by E.Tetreault.Guest conductor for the evening was Gifford Mitchell, who led the combined choirs in the finale.Pianist for Miss Jamieson and Mr.Mitchell was Mrs.G.Forrest.CLIFFORD'S DELUXE SERVICE IS AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE Fl.1166-7 WEEK-END SPECIALS! 4 EY Cr HIGHEST QUALITY BRANDED BEEF PORTERHOUSE WING & STEAK Ib 794 T-BONE ROAST OR LEGS 0\" LAMB PEACHES FRESH IMPORTED Choice AYLMER \u2018Halves w.69¢ 20-02.tin 23¢ vigion, Bachelor of Commerce; Donald Fraser Ross, 655 Cote St.Antoine Road, Evening Division, Bachelor of Commerce; Kenneth David Roberts, 104 Columbia Avenue, Evening Division, Bachelor of Science; Mira Vogel, 4840 Bonavista, Evening Division, Bachelor of Science; Jeffrey Russell Williams, 23 Windsor Avenue, Day Division, Bachelor of: Science; George Franklyn Bis- | sett, 631 Roslyn Avenue, Evening Division, Bachelor of Arts; Ronald Gilles Gibson, 5062 Glen- | cairn Road, Evening Division, Bachelor of Arts.} Douglas Heslop, 4095 St.Ca-! therine Street West, Evening Di- | t Carl Reed, 52 Academy Road, (Continued on Page 4) GREEN OR WAX BEANS » 196 YOUNG AND TENDER \u2014 LOW PRICE \"GEORGE\" WILL ADVISE YOU ON COOKING AND PREPARING YOUR MEATS.VYYY IVY YN VY VY YY YY YYYY YY DEPENDABLE OIL BURNER The New Low First Cos: a KEEP COOL! 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Open Saturday 'Till 2 P.M.\u20ac ecrans mr pee = June 3rd And 10th June 3rd and 10th at 8.15 p.m.For the twelfth consecutive year the entire proceeds of these dance performances, will be donated to the Kinsmen Club of Montreal, whose activities include Boys\u2019 Club and Youth Work, assistance to Cerebral Palsy victimes and many other worthy causes, as the need is greater than ever now, owing to our ever increasing population, Miss Beetles hopes to be able to give a larger amount than in previous years.On Friday June 3rd the first part of the program will be a Ballet called \u201cA Trip to the Moon\u201d by the intermediate and advanced ballet pupils and the second part three ballets, Bolero, Ballet Impromptu and Come to the Fair, will be presented by Ballet Entre Nous.Friday, June 10th will feature beginners and advanced pupils in tap, acrobatic, ballet and character dances in a Fantasy entitled \u201cHappy Days\u201d.Members of Ballet Entre Nous will again be seen in a Variety Programme.Ballet Entre Nous will be under the direction of Miss Jeanne Ro- dier; she will arso dtrect the Recitals, assisted by Carol Thomas, Doreen Lacelle and Milenka Nei- derlova.3 4845 SHERBROOKE WEST, Secretarial Training \u2014 Stenographic Course \u2014 Day and Night Classes.Summer School - Individual! Tuition | ENROLL NOW COMMERCIAL - COLLEGE at Victoria Ave.GL.1058 equipped classrooms.Music, fine part of program.| Ormstown Exhibition ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL FOUNDED 1930 CO-EDUCATIONAL DAY SCHOOL PRE-SCHOOL, ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL Small Classes, highly qualified and experienced staff.Excellently FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 12th, 1955 AGNES MATTHEWS, M.A., Principal For further information write te THE SECRETARY, 3090 WESTMOUNT BLVD.WE.3204 ond industrial arts an integral June 7-8-9-10-11 HARNESS WED., THURS., FRi., SAT.Domestic and Handicraft Exhibits Industrial Exhibits Farm Machinery Automobile Show HORSE Each Afternoon AND SAT.AFTERNOON \u201cx JUNE 8, 9, 10,11 \u2014 LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY EXHIBITS RACING June 9-10-11 EVES.ENJOY THE THRILLS OF THE BIG NEW MIDWAY | Montreal Young Men\u2019s Christian THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE x 17 Local Students.(Continued from page 3) given by Dr.Hugh L.Keenley- side, and John Ra gave the valedictory.In his address to the graduates Dr.K.E.Norris principal of the college pointed out that this was the 85th birthday of the College and Schools.The historical statement of the College and Schools points out that the present Faculties of Arts, Science and Commerce of Sir George Williams College developed from the formal educational work of the Montreal Young Men's Christian Association.This work, inaugurated in 1873, took the early form of unit evening courses in vocational and general educational subjects, later co-ordinated into the system known as the Y.M.C.A.Schools.In 1920 the Evening High School was inaugurated and in 1926 the name Sir George Williams College was adopted to designate, from that time forward, the expanding formal educational program of the Young Men's Christian Association in Montreal.(Sir George Williams was the founder of the Y.M.C.Ain London, June 6th 1844, seven years before it was established in Canada).In 1926 also, the college was made co-educational.In 1928 the Association held a building campaign for $1,500,000 part of which sum was to provide enlarged facilities for the work of the College.In 1929, the College program was extended to include First Year Arts, Science, Commerce and pre-Engineering.In 1930 the College began occupation of an enlarged plant and equipment, which has since been expanded repeatedly to include four building annexes.In 1931 the Junior College was organized, offering two full years of College work in Arts, Science and Commerce, leading to the Diploma of Associate, In 1932, day courses were inaugurated in the College, $, 1988 PRIEST ORDAINED: Rev.John K.Kearns was ordained recently by the Very Rev.Lawrence P.Whelan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal at the Church of the Ascénsion of Our Lord, Westmount.From left to right are: Msgr.Martin P.Reid, Bishop Whelan, Rev.Fr.E.J.Lapointe, pastor of the Church of the Ascension, and Rev.Kearns.The new priest is the son of the late Dr.Peter J.Kearns and Mrs.Kearns.(Bermingham Photo) Howard Lauer Heads Group Roslyn H.S$.The final meeting for the current season of the Roslyn Home and School Association wag held at the School on Monday.Mrs.George Maughan, the retiring President, reported that the past year had been highly successful with practically every child in the school taking part in at least one of the activities sponsored by the Association.A presentation was made to Geoffrey Merrill who is retiring as Vice Principal to take an appointment at Lower Canada College, The meeting was highlighted by a program of songs given by the Girls\u2019 Choir under the direction of Miss Vera Jamieson and the purpose of conducting a college or university in the Province of Quebec, by an exhibition of some very colorful work of the Children's Art Classes.The Officers elected for 1955- 56 are as follows: honorary president, Mrs.George B.Maughan; president, Mr.Howard Lauer; vice-president, Mrs.Warren Sop- er, T.B.King, Dr.G.W.Hal- penny; recording secretary, Mrs.C.M.Russel; corresponding secretary, Mrs.Arthur E.Larratt; treasurer, W.J.Veitch; teacher representatives, G.H.Penrose, Miss Nora H.Shanks; executive committee, Mrs.A.K.Glassford, Mrs.R.C.B.Love, Mrs.C.J.Pattee, Mrs.A.G.Thompson, Mrs.C.P.Reddall, Mrs.Bram Rose, E.8.Laurie, W, T.Stewart, Frank D, Cobbett, Laird Bo- vaird, Just about now, the houseflies are about to come to life.In a matter of a few weeks, they will become parents to frighteningly large numbers of more flies, all of them carriers of disease germs.By screening doors and windows and using insect sprays, the house can be protected from a dangerous enemy.fs Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS » PROMPT SERVICE * P.McCUAIG LIMITED 65 Hillside Ave.Westmount providing pre-Professional and Associate programs of study in the same three fields.In 1934, the two-year program in Arts, Science and Commerce were ex- culminating in the award of the Bachelor's Degree.The members of the first class were graduated in 1936 and by 1954 over 1902 degrees had been presented.Throughout this period the College had been conducted under the terms of the charter of the Association (consolidation June 1888).In March 1948, however, the College was granted a spe- | cific Charter by the Provincial Legislature, establishing it a panded to four-year curricula | are buying, selling or rentin have done for generation 4492 St.Catherine St.W.body corporate and politic, for \u2014_ \u2014 a iim eo we aay © SERVING MONTREAL SINCE 1804, AT YOUR SERVICE NOW! - Our business experience of over 150 years and our knowledge of values is your protection.Whether you g, do as wise Montrealers rely on H.Joseph & Co.REAL ESTATE Serving Montreal since.1804 CL.3504 \u2014 rt - ~~ - : me \u2019 THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1958 PAGE FIVE .27e mc.22 \u2018 .rame care of, in addition to 42 special 8.0.,, V.D., Major R.H.Tupper, HE ain aad nd i > SARA burials.Q.C.; 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Hershell H.Emanu-El Brotherhood group.Seated (left to Lewis, honorary president; Maurice Aright) Irvin Gertsman, second vice-president; Schwartz, third vice-president; Samuel Gar- Maxwell E.Hochmitz, president; Nathan field, treasurer.N H fi d R ° His term of office saw this ) izati f 1 orman Honand Ketires |w:nr «om: m world-wide organization which As Last Post President |v.icu.com than 20,000 ex-service personnel The Last Post Fund of Canada announced at its|on the North American Contin- annual meeting, with the deepest regret the resignation |ent and in countries of the Bri- of its president, Norman Holland, tish Commonwealth.h pir, Holland, whose indefatigable services to countless In the Province of Quebec it charitable organizations have been a long outstanding was largely due to his initiative feature of Montreal life, had been connected with the and unflagging interest in the Last Post Fund for 33 years, 16 of which as its President.welfare of veteran ex-service men and women that this Society was able to purchase their \u201cField | ÿ PHONE of Honour\u201d Cemetery at Pointe ( E Claire \u2014 one of the beauty spots .of the Province \u2014 which was ay D ° 0655 consecrated in 1930 and whose === 24-hour service for our customers \u201cGate of Remembrance\u201d was opened by the late Lord Tweeds- muir, while Governor-General of BRANDT PLUMBING |=:%= Another notable feature of Mr.COMPANY Holland's term of office was the ° .removal from the Papineau Av- no Plumbing & Heating Contractors.enue Miltary Cemetery, fallen otc into sad disuse, of the remains 4937 Sherbrooke West Westmount || ail Naval and Military per- ; 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7 4% Bass ASS NAME, ery pars ee, YMCA.secretaries assigned to \u201cserve| \u201cabroad.YMCA.World.Service men are stationed in 30 key countries.They go abroad only in answer to a specific appeal.They .go not to tell others how things should be done, but to share their technical skills There Does Freedom Flourish.and insights with others.They learn as Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly, much as they teach, which may be why = \u2014 | 51 EME ES ave CEE ANA ER ape - ea.Come to.Chure Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.vam 8, THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount Published Every Friday by .THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY .Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal WaAlnut 2773 à H.E.McCormick, Editor-in-Chief; Tracy S.Ludington, Managing Editor; Martin W.Goodmon, Associate sue BA: Editor: Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager.The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean - newspaper for the home, devoted to public ser- $2.00 per year; $1.00 vice.Mail subscriptions: half year.Authorised as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept, Ottawa.FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1955 Good Ambassadors Y.M.C.A.World Service Men Teach and Learn Our citizens are on the move these days.Technical experts, teachers, businessmen, students, soldiers, or just plain tourists, tens of thousands of us are scattered over the face of the earth.Although many do not realize it, each of these travellers serves our country as an unofficial ambassador, from the moment he sets foot on foreign soil.By his words and actions, he makes friends or .enanies for all of us here at home.He can be a great asset or a dangerous liability.The Y.M.CA'\u2019s of this through their World Service program, now have 50 such unofficial ambassadors at work around the world.These are they are respected.Their jobs vary according to need.Some are experts in physical education; some in boys\u2019 work.J.M.Singleton, of the Notre Dame de Grace Y.M.C.A.tells us that the World Service man in Ethiopia is opening up a new world for Addis Ababa youth with his homemade telescope, lectures in health and sanitation, \u2018 and his printing press.Another is helping to raise standards in a «Y.M.C.A.rural government centre in Mexico.The World Service man in Japan has invented small area games which are solving the problem of diminishing recreation space in overcrowded cities.Because the Y's program has no political, economic or sectarian strings attached, its ambassadors are acceptable to thousands who would be suspicious of workers, ubsinessmen, or even missionaries.They number only 50\u2014these Y.M.C.A.World Service Men.But this handful is exerting an influence for good that cannot country, be matched by many times that number of our other unofficial ambassadors.They deserve our wholehearted support, as does the Y.M.C.A.itself.Rector ef Trinity The Summing Up Of Revelafion BY REV.CANON R.KENNETH NAYLOR Memorial Church Pentecost was the end of the gelf-revelation of God.He had disclosed Himself in the Old Testament from Abraham onwards as a personal God who entered into communication with His people; made & covenant with them; protected and punished them, and allowed them generation by generation to learn more of His Nature.Then in the Gospel period of the selfereve- lation was deepened in Jesus Christ, and men came to see that God is best known in Jesus\u2019 revelation of Him as a Father, ready to make sacrifices for His people.In Jesus we see God walking the ways of Earth.But even then His disciples did not understand, and the revelation had to go a step further, As Jesus said, it was expedient that He should go away from His disciples; otherwise the Comforter could not come unto them.It was not good that they should enjoy his continued visible presence.If He remained with them they would never raise their thinking above earthly things.So He was withdrawn from their eyes and the Father sent to them the Holy Sprit; invisible, but known through the various symbols of dove, fire and wind; and through the various manifestations of His power in the lives of the disciples, The disciples, through their experience, came to realize that each of these revelations is a revelation of God.They never doubted the God of the Old Testament; they found that they could not explain Jesus except by saying that He is God; and the Power Who dwelt in them and - controlled their lives was very clearly God also.Yet they could think of Father, Son and Holy Spirit separately.The real problem was how, in spite of their experience, they were to maintain the unity of God.The first generation did not try, they simply took it for granted, that though the Father is God, and the Son is God and the Holy Ghost is God, yet there are not three Gods but one God.And eventually the next generations devised the word Trinity to cover the fact.That is why some churches speak of next Sunday as Trinity Sunday, The other great days of the Church stand for events, the mighty acts of God in bringing salvation to men.But Trinity Sunday does not stand for an event, but for the fact which stands behind all events, the fact that God is not a single Person, but a single God, who has made Himself known to men in His Three Persons.Father, Son and Holy Ghost, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Sunday, June 5th 11:00 a.m, Church Service.11:00 a.m.Sunday School, Subject of Lesson Sermon: \u201cGOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR\u201d, Golden Text: Acts 4:24, Lord, thou art God, which hast made heaven, and earth, and the Sea, and all that In them ts.Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice, Open to the public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 p.m, SYNAGOGUES CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nothan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm PUBLIC WORSHIP SABBATH EVE Friday, June 3rd Candle Lighting at 8:15 a.m, Evening Services at 6:15 p.m SABBATH MORNING 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Services, 10:00 a.m.Junjor Congregation, 10:00 a.m.Scriptural Readings.Numbers, Ch.4, v.Z1\u2014Ch.7, v.89 Prophets: Judges Ch.13, vs 2-25 Evening Services 8 :25 p.m.Ethics of the Fatners, Ch.1 WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m, Weekday mornings at 7:30 a.m.Sunday and Weekday Evenirg Services nt 8:25 p.m.dr |: Westmount Baptist | + On Sunday evening, Dr.J.A.Johnston will present the story of Savonarola, the Martyr of Florence, the man who was burned at the stake at forty-five.At the morning service, which wiM reach its climax in the Communion of the Lord's Supper, the Minister will have as his theme Wine\u201d, a Sacrifice or a Memorial?: - ANGLICAN ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTh., M.C.Rev.H.J.Skynwmer, B.A., L.Th, Trinity Sunday 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.7:30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: Rev, H.J Skynner.Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion.Organist: Mr, Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.Chureh of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount , R Alexander Mellor, Rector Mev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, .Honorary Assistant Trinity Sunday :00 a.m.Holy Communion, 45 a.m.Sunday School, 15 a.m.Mattins (Said :00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCH ARIST.7:00 p.m.Festal Evensong.WEEKDAYS: Holy Communion: Monday and Friday at 8:00 a.m.; 8 9: 10: 11 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:00 a.m.Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West Trinity Sunday Holy Communion, Choral Communion, Preacher: The Rector, Closing Service for Sunday School.Evensong.Preacher: The Very Rev.H.G.Wednesday Holy Communion, Thursday Holy Communion 8:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.3:00 p.m.7:30 p.m.7:00 a.m.10:00 a.m.Christian | \u2018Bread and | Dowker.|, Shaar Hashomayim | .PREPARATORY SCHOOL CLOSING .On Sunday, June 5, Closing Exercises of the Sunday Preparatory School will: be held in the Community Hall.All pupils are asked to report to their classrooms at 9:45.am.A special the children for this occasion.FOUNDATION SCHOOL CLOSING \u2019 All parents, and friends are cordially invited to attend the Closing Party of the Foundation School to take place on Friday, June 10 at 10 am.Graduation BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnstey, D.D., Minister \u2019 Miss Gwenn Harvey, B.A, Pastor's Assistant Galt McDermotr, B.Mus., Organist 11 AM.\u201cBREAD AND WINE\u201d The Lord\u2019s Supper Sacrifice or Memorial?.COMMUNION AT NOON SUNDAY \u2014 11 AM.\u2014 \u2018SCHOOL W.S.Weaver, Ph.D., Supt.7:30 P.M, \u201cSAVONAROLA™ Christian Martyr of Florence - Burned at thé Stake at Forty-five DR.JOHNSTON AT BOTH SERVICES - VISITORS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED PRESBYTERIAN ® WEITMOUNTY oad VICTORIA AVES.= Rev.J.D.Witkie, B.A,, Minister Mr.John R.Cameron, B.A., Assistant 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.; \u201cAn Acorn \u2014 or a bit of Corn\u201d.11:15 a.m, The Church School.Preparatory Service and 7:30 p.m.Reception of New Communicants.The No.14 Street Car Stops 7 at the Corner.Doris Killam, - A.R.C.T., L.Mus., (MeGill) Organist and Choir Director MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister Sunday, June Sth 11:00 a.m.Public Worship.MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, © ganist and Choirmaster UNI program has been prepared by | Exercises will be held for the Kindergarten Class and all chil- songs and dances.UNITED WESTMOUNT FOI Cote St.Antoine Road .(near Argyle Avenue) ~ Ministers: \u2018Rev.D.M.Gras, B.A, - Rev.H.W: Reid, B.P.1:00 a.m.HOLY COMMUNION.Sermon by Mr.Grant.; Subject: \u201cA HIM LORD OF ALL\u201d.7:30 p.m.Rev, Wm.Morris, B.A.\u201cTHE POWER OF FAITH\".Church School \u2014 11:00 a.m, \u2018 Organist and Choir Directer - PHILLIPS MOTLEY, B.A., Mus.Bae, F.C.C.0.DOMINION-DOUGLAS Wesimount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D._ - Rev.Eric A.Mcliwein, B.A.11:00 a.m.Nursery.11:00 am.Woman\u2019s Missionary Sunday.Dr.Winnifred Bryce, M.A., from India.NO EVENING SERVICE Organist and Choirmaster \u2014 Mr.John Rebb, Mus.Bae.{CALVARY.CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.11 100 a.m.Rev.T:d MacLeod, newly ordained Minister of the United Church.VERY SPECIAL RELIGIOUS FILM.Be sure to see this great film.7:30 p.m.Organist and Cheir Directer Erie J.Adams, B.Maus, LR.AM, A.R.C.Ma ESTMOUNT Park IAE MMANUEL 3, & YNITED CHURCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Lav.Harvey Cempbell, B.D., D.D.Sunday, June 5th 11:00 a.m.Morning Service.Rev.Donald Bardwell, B.A., B.D, will preach.\u201cOnes Spiritual Birth\u201d.Chol.Director: J.C.Scott, L.R.8.M.Organist: 0.KR.Gliddon.MORNING SERVICE ONLY TED REV.B.B.BROWN 11:00 a.m.ORDINATION Rev.Norman Rawson 7:00 p.m.Organ Recital.7:30 p.m.mr nr AR, QU Sa pi 3 I Cm RS TS ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister D.D., Asst.Minister Arnold Bellis, Organist.and Choirmaster Sermon Subject: \u201cCHRIST'S MISSION\u201d THE REV.WILLIAM MORRIS, B.A.WHO HAS BEEN A STUDENT ASSISTANT AT ST.JAMES WILL PREACH HIS FIRST SERMON AFTER will-conduct the Service.\u201cHOW TO BE A BETTER MOTHER-IN-LAW\u201d - In this the third of thetsermon lecture series on June Brides and Grooms, Mr.Rawson will deal with a problem as old as marriage-itself.The Church Doors will be open at 6:30 p.m.Parking facilities are available at the Church.dren will present a.program of - ST, ANDREW'S CHURCH ND CROWN- 5 ras A ARE EE et PE n+ PTR oe Kon ib eh SI \"Lai -pretty ra gs De cat thi mis ia ve tire re dam ee SEE - - Sl .ae w RR Ed IE La Dy YY UNE CU \u201cEXAMINER, FRIDAY, AY eta 5 ep JUNE 3, rasan 1988 rh Gh » + HILLMAN- The Westmount Examiner = ® \"CONVERTIBLE SALES HUSKY SERVICE sre | Classified Advertising EDAN ACCESSORIES | \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 Words 45¢ ; 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The unions, it must be pointed out, do their share in the public interest.They sanction free entertainment for worthy causes if they deem the cause sufficiently,important.It is the union's job to protect members from unfair demands upon their talents and from public exploitation.But sometimes the unions indulge in excesses, themselves.It's the same old thing.Too much power concentrated in the hands of anyone or any group is dangerous.This goes for the government.It goes for religious organizations.Jt goes for management.And it also goes for the unions.Brighter side of this story is corm RADIO and television repair by ex- also - but even if the artist wins in .32 DOMESTIC HELP 3 WANTED PARTIME maid, 5 day week.7617.HELP WANTED FEMALE SALESLADY Wanted.Experienced and refined.Good salary.Apply Hughes Parkes 5334 Queen Mary Rd.WA.1685.U-Z8 34 JUNIOR BOOKKEEPER Permanent position for competent person able to take trial balance for firm \u2018located in Ville La Salle FREE TRANSPORTATION For residence of N.D.G.Westmount, Ville Emard and Verdun.Telephone for interview, GL.3528.U-17 CAPABLE girl to help with with housework, children.Westmount family.June 15- August 15.WE.4443.U-28 4 MARKETING Research company has one full time, several part time positions for interviewer, \u201cNo selling involved.Apply by\u2019 letter only stating experience, if any, whether bilingual of not.Amount of free time and age to: MRS.M.HATCH GRUNEAU RESEARCH LIMITED 1434 ST.CATHERINE BT.W.MONTREAL, P.Q.: § - 4 871 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE _ CHAUFFEUR, housekeeper, stocke keeper, or other occupation, for your disposition Immediately.I'm alone, or with my convertible automobile.Address.W.Polanski, 2097 Kimberley st, Montreal.Tel.HA, MALE nurse desires position.Best hospital references.EL.5670.U-33 39 LOST ington Lane.WE.4427.the fact that With union okay and union cooperation, hundreds of Hollywood stars each year make thousands of free appearances here and abroad to benefit worthy causes.! No other industry gives s0 generously of the one product it has to sell.In show business - that product is entertainment, Through it, money has been raised to defeat polio, to fight cancer and other diseases, to teach the blind to read and the deaf and dumb to lead normal lives, to build schools for underprivileged children and hoge pitals for those in need, to erect and maintain radio transmitters overseas to spread the word of democracy behind the Iron Curtain, In all these efforts and others the show business unions have made miracles possible.And that, too, is something worthy of attention.WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avease Plateau 1104 Fl.4616 : BLACK taffeta bolero.Vicinity Ari.7 U-21. rec Ve PE Lester) of Westmount.\u201c Athol Carter PAGE CIGHT Social > Dr.F.Cassidy, a former graduate of McGill University arrived this week on ,the Empress of Scotland.pr.Cassidy is now Chief Dental Officer for Schools in the County of Dumbarton- shire, Scotland.During his stay in Montreal, he will be the guest of his sister, Mrs.John Rooney, Mrs.E.H.Carter and Miss of 3562 Drum- mond have taken up residence at 23 Decasson Road, West- mount.- Mr, and Mrs.Norman Root returned on Saturday after spending six weeks travelling in England and on the Continent.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Berry will be at home to their friends at the home of their son-in-law, and daughter Mr.and Mrs.Robert Japp, 3580 Vendome Avenue, Notre Dame de Grace, on Tuesday, June 7, from 4 pm.to 7 p.m.on the occasion of their Golden Wedding Anniversary.Mrs.C.K.McLeod is sailing in the Empress of France to visit her mother, Mrs.Stanley Keogh, in Dublin, Ireland, and to spend some time in England.! ENGAGEMENT \u2018Mr, and Mrs.Louis A.Brais of Notre Dame de Grace announce the engagement of their only daughter, Dorothy Lorraine, to Richard Culme Bewes, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert C.Bewes of Westmount.The wedding to take place October 1, in Dominion-Dougras Church, Westmount.r Westmount's HOUSE of BOOKS RARE BOOKS CANADIANA ARCTICA AMERICANA Libraries appraised and purchased BERNARD AMTMANN, A.B.AA.1247 GREENE AVENUE .parents, Pooh's sets RR ER APPROACHING WEDDING Hhe marriage of Mary-Jean, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.George Senkler Morgan, of Westmount, to Mr.Hugh Seymour Watson, son of Lieut.-Col.Julian Watson, C.B.E., M.C., and Mrs.Watson, of Chalfont St.Giles, Bucks, England, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon June 4, at four o'clock in Trinity Church, Ste.Agathe des Monts.The bride will be attended by Miss Frances Summer, as maid of honor, and by her sister, Miss | Joan Morgan, and Mrs.W.B.Spalding,\u201d and by little Miss Patricia Ann Morgan, another sister, as flower girl.Mr.Seymour Alden of Boston will act as best man for Mr.Watson, and the ushers will be Mr.John Sampson, Mr.Brian- Wharbuton, and Mr.\u2018Robin Smith, » Following the ' ceremony, à reception will\" de held at the summer residence of the bride's Corner, Lac Manitou, \u2018 The marriage of Miss Vivien \u2018Audrey Wrong, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard J.Wrong, to \u2018Edward Arthur Rice, son of Mr.Fl.8144 and Mrs.Edward A.Rice, Is tak- Can ns rare a a, Cool Lovlass IT J1 CHARLOTTE'S summer collection is designed for smartness, * CRISP COTTONS * COOL SHEERS MODERATELY PRICED Personal, Individual Attention easy wearing.* SOFT PRINTS * PURE SILKS AIR CONDITIONED 1353 Greene Ave, 85 FET EET EET reves eee wesw eee ee eee ee ee ee ee a ae\" ee GOWN S FL 7773 THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, d rsonal > \u2026 nee ons» melon a verte MISS DOROTHY LORRAINE BRAIS, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Louis A.Brais, of Notr Dame de Grace and MR.RICHARD CULME BEWES, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert C.Bewes, of Westmount, whose engagement is announced.The marriage Is to take place October 1, in Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, ing place at 3 p.m., next Satur- x day, in the Church of St.Colum- ba, Notre Dame de Grace.The bride will be attended by here sister, Miss Merle Wrong, as maid of honor, and by Mrs, Neil McGregor, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Terry Bain.Miss Julie Wrong, \u2018the bride\u2019s sister, will be flower girl while Master Michael Meade, the bride's cousin, will be ring bearer.George Robertson will act as best man and the ushers will be Brian Wrong, the bride's brother, Ronald \u2019 Hutchison and Grant Peterson.Following the ceremony, the reception\u2019 will\u2019 be held in St.Philip's Memorial Hall, Montreal West.* : WEDDING - BENMORE -WAINRIGHT The marriage of Patricia Ann, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William |- C.-Wainwright,\" of.Montreal West, to Mr.David R.Binmore, son of Mr.and Mrs.Rupert M.Binmore, of Westmount, took place on Saturday morning at \u2018eleven o'clock in the Church\u2019 of St.Ignatius Loyola, the .Rév.| Father T.McDermott officiating, Mrs.Evelyn Monahan played the wedding music, and Mr, Howard Lobar sang during the ceremony.\u2018Baskets of white snapdrogon and \u2018gladioli were used as decorations, The bride who was given away by her father, was in a floor- length gown of white organdy, with a fitted bodice fashioned with a portrait neckline and short sleeves, and a full flared embroidered skirt having a deep flounce of organdy.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a Juliet cap \u2018of embroidered \u2018organdy, and she tarried a cascade bouquet of white lilac and carnations.Mrs.Raymond Binmore, as matron of honor, and Mrs.David Baker, and Mrs.William Wilson, as attendants were in waltz- length frocks of dotted Swiss organdy.over taffeta the matron of honor being in turquoise blue and the attendants in daffodil yellow.They wore picture hats to match their frocks, and carried bouquets of turquoise and yellow |.carnations, Mr.Raymond M.Binmore act- FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1955 ngagements == _ EL EE A \u2014Basildon Studios pink hat and accessories, and a .lias, ed silk, under a periwinkle blue under the direction of Mrs.Eve the clinic.i.rm i hab de ame rd 4 sen AT Aie es ed as best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr.Clifford Gill, Mr.Garth Clendenning and Mr.Keith Wray.Mrs.Wainwright, the bride's mother, was gowned in dusty pink pure silk sharitung.She wore & navy blue hat and ac- cessorjes, and a corsage bouquet of pink sweetpeas.: Mrs.Binmore, mother of the bridegroom, wore: a gown of Delft.blue figured silk with a corsage bouquet of pink cainel- The reception was held in the Montreal West Town Hall where \u2018pink and white snapdragons were \u2018used as decorations.Later, Mr.and Mis.Binmore left by motor for the Southern -States, the bride travelling in a .frock of blue and violet flower- Jirien coat, lined in the same material and wearing a matching blue straw hat, navy blue acces-! \u2018sorles and a corsage bouquet of violets, \u201c Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Willlam Power, of Vancouver; Mrs.Victor Phelps of Lac Manitou; Mr.Ger-\u2019 ald Taylor, -of Barrington; and Mr.Wentworth Young of Winnipeg.Fashion Show To Aid Baby Clinic's Work St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates are sponsoring an early Fall Fashion Show to be held Wednesday afternoon and evening, September 7, in the Ritz Carlton Hotel, under the con- venership of Miss Kay Angle.The fashions will be presented by Henry Morgan and Co.Ltd, Trill.Proceeds from this annual show will be used for the charitable works of the Associates which includes the supplying of layettes and cod liver oil for needy infants, helping to clothe mothers and pre-school age children, as well as supplying toys and nursery equipment for Business is like a wheelbarrow \u2014if you dont push it, it won't Weddings 24 Mr\u2014 Mrs.G.Mallinson Hold- Family Reunion A very happy family reunion was held on Sunday, May 22, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Mallinson, West Hill Ave.in honor of Mrs.George Juergens, (formally Miss Dora Wood, of Westmount), sister of Mrs.Geo.Mallinson.who motored here from Los Angeles, California, with.her husband Mr.George Juergens.Mrs.Fred Knowles, Mrs.Ken- Lipies, assisted at the buffet supper.The table was beautifully decorated with mauve and white lilacs.and red tulips and lily of the valley.There were about forty relatives and guests present.Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Wood and Miss Margaret Wood of Shawinigan Falls, Que, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Wood and Miss Dawn Wood, Mr.David, and Mr.Stuart Wood and Miss Catherine Wood, also of Shawinigan Falls; Mr.and Mrs.David Wood of Peterborough, Ontario; Mr.and Mrs.Philip Wood, Miss Ann Wood, Mr.William and Master Christopher Wood of the Lakeshore.Mr.and Mrs.George Juergens sailed on Wednesday on the \u201cSaxonia,\u201d for England and a trip through Europe.Reception At Trinity To Mark Anniversary Following the service at Trinity Memorial Church next Sunday evening a reception wiH be held in the parish hail in honor of the 115th Anniversary of the building of the first Trinity Church in Montreal.Appropriately, the guest of honor at the reception and preacher at the evening .service will be the Very Rév.G.H.Dowker, Dean of Montreal, as Trinity Parish was the first to be organized out of the original parish of Montreal.The reception will be under the auspices of the Church Women's ear Association\u201d \u2018of which Mrs.A.W.D.Swan is President and thé Chairman of the Committee in charge of the refreshments is Mrs.À.B.- Haw- \u2018thorne.CARLOS GERMANN Jeweller & Designer ; Repairs : .Remodelling -.Moderaiziag Experienced _Swiss -Craftsmean- ship.- Gems tested wih _scles- tific methods.4462 St.Catherine St.W.\u2018Suite 2 (Near Metcalfe Ave.) Wi.2298 AND CHOOSE YOUR FURS For next Fall ond Winter Take advantage of the pre-season Lower Prices end Unhurried Workmanship.FLOMEN FURS & REG'D.EXCLUSIVE 1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre) Wi.3312 Pa ae aa a ad go.La ua a ate mw | neth Mallinson and Mrs.Alfred .SBÉSSEUSSS SEVET RUE SE un (V 1BSEE 23 gh ET a .aa sé ; \u2018 Vy special request from the Hospital ua.= Committee Reports - The monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital, was held on May 25 in the assembly room of the nurses\u2019 residence, Mrs.A.H.Mason presided and expressed pleasure at such a well attended meeting since this was the first time that the Auxiliary has held a regular meeting in May.Reports of various committees were heard.Mrs.Percy Swail, chairman of ways and means, discussed with» the members plans for the coming season which will include a rummage sale, sale of work and a fashion show.Mrs.F.N.Ward, chairman of the travelling wagon, and Mrs.H.C.Stevens, speaking for the chairman of the Birthday Club, both reported a very successful month.Mrs.L.Forth, chairman of the social committee reported on the Nurses Graduation, at which event, her committee and the members of the executive, were in charge of the refrshements.- Mrs.D.K.Gowans thanked Mrs.Forth and all those who had helped to make the Graduation such a success.Mrs.R.G.Harries, membership secretary, announced that the new members of the reception committee are Mrs.J.C.Sorensen and Mrs.G.North.At the close of the meeting.tea was served by Mrs.Forth and her committee.> \u2014 | Miss Vivien Wrong | + Bride Elect Feted Among those who have entertained in honor of Miss Vivien Audrey Wrong whose marriage to Mr.Edward Arthur Rice is taking place on Saturday afternoon are: Mrs.Stewart Brown, at a tea; Miss Hilda Mount and Mrs.William Price who were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower; Miss Terry Bain, a kitchen shower; the Nu Phi Mu Sorority, which gave a miscellaneous shower; the members of the staff of Trans-Canada Air Lines gave a présentation: Mrs.Neil McGre- gor entertained at a sherry party; \u2018Miss Mary Corse-Scoti was hostess at a bathroom shower; and Mre.Leonard J.Wrong, entertained at a trousseau tea in her daughter's honor.Mr.\u2018and- Mrs.C.D.MoCal- lum are entertaining at.a cocktail party to-morrow .evening for Miss Wrong and her fiance, Mr, and Mrs.Edward A.Rice, .\u2018sand-box set\" for pretty cotton dresses\u2014to be worn to nursery school, Murray Park, and out on a Sunday afternoon.- Our cool collection in sizes 1 to 6x answers prettily with polished cottons, checked ginghams and striped seer- - suckers \u2014.all: wonderfully washable! \u20182,95 to 4.95 The Children\u2019s Corner 1350 Greene Ave.CL.6510 HOA Fed \u201c arday, May 28, following their ESE YT THE WESTMOUNT- EXAMINER, FRIDAY, a NN AND MRS.DAVID R.BINMORE photographed on Sat- marriage in the Church of St.Ignatius Loyola.Mrs.Binmore was formerly Miss Patricia Ann Wainwright, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William C.Wainwright, of Montreal West, and Mr.Binmore is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Rupert M.Binmore, of Westmount.: \u2014Basildon Studio \u201cBlackburn School of Costume Designing,\u201d .and - Mrs.Earle Moore, .was greatly enjoyed.Twenty happy Club members each took homé a chic hat for: the \u201cEaster Parade.\u201d Then on April 13, a combined Easter and Birthday \u2018Party was held with attractive prizes foi the winners of card games.The \u201cHead Table\u201d was decorated with Easter decorations and two large birthday cakes.Those celebrating their birthdays were: Miss N.Callard, Mrs.J.Stitt, Mrs.Klex- |.ander, Mrs.Frank Binmore, Mrs.\u2018A.E.D.Tremain, Mrs.F.F.Smith, Mrs.R.Kent,- Mra.A.Budd, Mrs.E.Lansdell and.Mrs.A.Bourdon.The members sang \u201cHappy Birthday\u201d and \u201cFor They are Jolly Good Fellows.\u201d On April 19, many Club Mem- \u2018bers attended an evening party-in the Y.W.C.A., where ovér 300 members of all the Clubs for Elderly People enjoyed a pleasant evening of .card gamés and exhibitions.of \u201cFolk\u201d and \u201cSquare Dancing\u201d.Many prizes were won and refreshments served.On April 27, 19 older Veterans from the St.Anne's Military Hospital were -guests of the Club.They enjoyed playing cards and having tea with the members and then delighted the Club with their - fine program .of singing and dancing, under the abe direction of Mr.Clifford Bain.Another Birthday Party was held on May 11.The Head Table wag decorated with spring flowers and vari-colored candles, Those celebrating their birthdays were Mrs.Philip Warner, Mrs.E.parents ofthe bridegroom, will entertain this evening at a buffet supper.following the.,wedding rehearsal in honor of the bride and bridegroom and the wedding attendants.| president is \u2018Mrs.: Westmount Friendship Club Enjoys Varied Entertainment The Spring meetings of the Westmount Friendship Club have.been varied and -interesting, beginning with a St.Patrick's Day.party.After card games and tea, Mr.Clarence Nicholls entertained the members with -his pleasing rendition of Irish songs.\u2019 ' \u201cOn March 29, a \u201cMillinery Bee,\u201d under the artistic and skillful direction of Mrs.Lehané of -the* Kennedy, Mrs.J.Weir Brown, Mr.George \u2018St.Marie, Mrs.A.Reddy, Mr.W.McLean; Mrs.A.Hatch, Miss A.Baird, Mrs.A.J Smith; Mrs.T.Carlin, and Mr.Clarence Nichols.The closing meeting of the Ë club, until the Fall, took place on May 25.The Club will re-open early in October.The date will be announced later.Geraniums were distributed to those members wishing to compete for prizes for \u2018the best three plants in the fall.- The members were reminded of the -\u2018\u2019Golden - Age Hobby Show! to be held .in the Sun Life Audi- |¥% RESS FASHIONS | i \"TOWN AND COUNTRY | torium on June 2nd, 8rd, and 4th, The: Westmount Friendship Club | will have a booth of exhibits at \u201cthe \u201cHobby Show\u201d -and \u2018the Club is .especially - invited to atténd on Friday, June 3, at .3 o'clock, but are welcome any afternoon or evening of the three days.\u2019 The Westmount Friendship | Club is .for older residents of | Westmount and the meetings will be held in the Fall, on Wednesdays at 2 p.m.on the West- mount Athletic: Grounds Club House.The Leader of the Club is Mrs.J.Weir -Brown; the vice- Frank Bin- more; secretary, Mr, J.Pitt; treasurer, Mr.John \u2018Anderson; tea convener, Mrs.F.V.Thompson.Other members of the executive |\u2019 committee are: Mrs.John Ander- | son, Mrs.Manley Bourke, Mrs.\u2018R.Kent, Mr.F.F.Smith and Mrs.A.E.D.| W.G.Levin, Mrs: Tremain.Sisterhood TE \u201c Mrs.Alfred'N.Miller, Presi- |\u2018 dent of Temple Emanu-EIl Sisterhood, will be hostess at à luncheon to the members on.Tuesday, at 1 p.min, the Community House, 4128 Sherbrooke \u2018Street West JUNE 3, White Ribbon Service Highlights W.C.T.U.Tenth Annual Meeting ° \u2018The tenth annual meeting of the Women's Christian Temper- Dobson, 1955 ance Union of Montreal was held and Dorchester Str eets, on May ing, the president.read and approved.little granddaughter, Frances McNider, a Little White Ribbon- er while the emblem, the white ribbon bow, was tied on the child's wrist by Mrs.A.J.Brin- son, - The Union presented Mrs.Cora Grass, who has been treasurer for six years and is continuing this year, with a Provincial Life Membership Pin, Mrs.J.C.Barnes and Mrs.S.Shirley conducted a memorial service in tribute to seven \u201cWhite Ribbon Sisters\u201d called to Higher Service during the past year.Slate Of Officers + The chairman of the nominating, committee then presented the slate of officers for the coming year.Mrs.W.H.Sutherland inducted the foliowing officers: Honorary presidents: Mrs.J.R.Mrs.J.Fellows, Mrs.J.BE.Merritt; past president, Mrs, A.E.Keating; president, Mrs.D.Nasmith; vice-presidents, Mrs.J.C.Barnes, Mrs.H.L.Lee; recording secretary, Mrs.C.'W.\u2018Paterson; corresponding sec\u2019y., Mrs.H.L.Lee; treasurer, Mrs.Cora Grass; evangelistic, Mrs, J.J.C.Barnes.Mrs.J.R.Dobson made her /AGE NINE in First Baptist Church, cor.Guy 12, conducted by Mrs.A.E.Keat- During the afternoon session all reports were satisfactorily Two delightful solos were rendered by Mrs.Major A.Smith, accompanied by Mrs.Cliffe James.After a very satisfying supper the evening session was conducted by the past president, Mrs.A.E.Keating, with Dr.M.F.McCutcheon taking the devotional meditation.An elocution contest was conducted by Mrs.J.Young, the two best competitors being awarded sterling silver medals.Rev.R.8.Dunn, minister of First Baptist Church, gave a very stirring address, his subject being \u201cIs Temperance a Lost Cause\u201d.Mrs, R.Hammond sang two very lovely solos, accompanied by Miss Joyce Daniels.The Benediction and singing of the National Anthem brought to a close a most encouraging annual meeting.Dance Social A dance social will be held by Normandy Branch No.110 of the Canadian Legion, at 8.30 p.m.Saturday June 4, at the C.N.R.A.Hall, 694 Cathcart St, Entertainment will be provided, also refreshments.The public is invited to attend.All proceeds are for needy veterans.A large Stock of 1247 GREENE AVENUE ~ WESTMOUNT'S HOUSE OF BOOKS including rare collector's items.\"Any \u2018hard-to-find title\u2019 quickly supplied.Libraries appraised or purchased.ISOBEL MACKENZIE, A.B.A.A.\"Out of Print Books - WE.5575 MONTREAL Beauty \"ae.° \u201cFIL 2486 Salon n.0562 For Your New Hairdo Emile\u2019s Version of the NEW a La \u201cDANDY\u201d cui and permanent including outline, and styling .$10.00 1347 Greene D You'll find the Dress for @ Cool Cottons every occasion at MAY S from 8.95 @ Orlons @ Nylon and Cotton Mixtures new board | \u2018Also Dresses with matching Coats SPECIAL FEATURE! Printed Cotten, and Nylon end Cotton SUN DRESSES.Both dark and light tones.AH sizes.LS 1233 Greene Ave.> LADIES WEAR ® AIR CONDITIONED @ .\u2014_ Fi.9541 = vue N 5 mb ED UE aa om cma nee Rl + eae en wr LXSSQeT Seau poney 50e gps wn eas ass \u2018PAGE TEN x Tue \u2018wesrdudktT-cikniNtn) FRIDAY,\" * McGill Alummnaë Society Elects Officers; Reports Membership Totals 1200 Women The Alumnae Society of McGill University paid special tribute to Mrs.Walter Vaughan, Honorary President, at its annual meeting on Thursday, May 19, in the Royal Victoria College, marking her 60th anniversary of graduation from McGill.A presentation was made to Mrs.Vaughan by Mrs.Gavin Graham, retiring president of the Society.Speaker at the meeting was D.Lorne Gales, General Secretary of the Graduates\u2019 Society, who talked on \u201cMcGill Today\u201d and- outlined the highlights of his recent trip to 14 Western branches of the Graduates\u2019 Society in Canada and the U.S.A, Officers Elected pOLUTELY NEGA! Lio VIN! » QUIRES THÉ wonTREAL &, ave Officers elected for the coming season are: Miss Alice Miller, president; Mrs.Walter Markham, Jr, first vice-president, Miss Ruth Peltier, vice-president, fund; Mrs.Joseph Brian, vice- president, class organization; Miss Haldis Jorgensen, vice- president, publicity; Miss Mary Bogue, honorary secretary; and Mrs.R.R.Merifield, honorary treasurer.Committee chairmen are: Miss Joan Marsters, education; Mrs.Fred Miller, hospitality; Miss Margaret Montgomery, placement; Mrs.A.S.Bruneau, scholarship; and Mrs.A.S.Bruneau, scholarship; and Mrs.K.C.Berwick, undergraduates\u2019 interests.Representatives for the Society will be Miss Bliss Mathews and Miss Betty Bown to the Women's Athletics Board; Mrs.Geo.Savage and Miss Virginia Cameron to the Canadian Federation of University Women.Mrs.Robert Brodie to the Children\u2019s Library; Mrs.E.R.C.Chaffey and Mrs.A.T.Latter to the Montreal Council of Women; and Miss Joyce Beatty to the University Settlement.Mrs.Douglas MacEwan will be chairman of the junior planning committee.Various Reports Mrs.Graham, Alumnae President, outlined the Society's various activities and reported on $4.00 single load.SPECIAL TREATED BLACK EARTH FOR LAWNS AND CARDENS FILLING EARTH - SOD - GRASS SEED - BULLDOZING HAMPTON GARDEN SUPPLIES ELwood 1177 $7.00 double load.\"Hello, Duddy! Coming home now?\" At the end of the day there's nothing more exciting than Dad's voice to report when he will be home for dinner, ! \u201cTe makes such a big difference to little people who have waited all day for Daddy's voice.It makes ° a difference to your wife, too\u2014she likes to have some warning when you have been delayed.This is just one of the countless ways your telephone pays its way as it makes life happier, easier, more secure.THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA \u2018 \u2018alm A.M.H.Society Lists New Slate Of Officers At the final meeting of the American Material Handling Society, Montreal Chapter, held .at the Canadian Legion Hall, Mountain Street, the following officers and chairmen were elected for the 1955-1956 season: president, Mr.H.G.Worley, Canadian Industries Ltd.; first vice-president, Mr.Sydney Kom, Steinberg\u2019s Ltd.; second-vice-president, Mr.Co.Ltd.; secretary-treasurer, Mr.W.L.Brown, Dominion Engineering Works Ltd.; advisory, Mr.K.W.Grimsdale, Ken-Dale Co.; program, Mr.C.J.McCracken, Imperial Tobacco Co.of Canada Ltd.; attendance, Mr.W.B.Proudfoot, Railway and Power Engineering Co.Ltd.; public relations, Mr.I.Feldman, Merck & Co.Limited; membership, Mr.A.L.Johansson, Sherwin-Williams Co.of Canada Ltd.; meetings, Mr.H.A.Harrison, Service Steel & Engineering Ltd.; standards and education, Mr.F.G.Bogert, \u2018Trans Canada Air Lines; special events, Mr.M.H.Engeland, Sher- win-Williams Co.of Canada Ltd.Widows' Assn.The Non-Pensioned Veteran's Widows\u2019 Assn, Quebec Branch, regular monthly meeting will be held Monday, June 6 at 8 pm.in the Legion Hall, 4538 Verdun Ave.Verdun.- (a most successful year, which saw membership reach a total of 1,200 women in the Montreal area.In her fund report, Miss Maryellen Rossiter noted an increase of 59 contributors to the Alma Mater Fund Campaign in 1954, with a total contribution by Alumnae members of $10,936.The public speaking contest for high school girls which is sponsored annually by the Society\u2019s education committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs.K.C.Berwick this year reached proportions of a province-wide event.With the assistance of different Graduates\u2019 Society Branches, semi-finals were.held at various points throughout the province, and representatives were chosen to compete in the Montreal fianls.A new cup, provided by the Society, was presented to the winner, Miss Judy MacDougall, of Trafalgar School for Girls.The Scholarship committee Mrs.A.S.Bruneau, reported that five scohlarships, with a total value of $900, and six bursaries totalling $1,050, were awarded to women students at McGill.The Scholarship Fund is suported in large measura by the annual spring bridge and card party, which this year, under the chairmanship of Mrs.Walter Markham, Jr., netted close to $1.500.Miss Shirley Nowlan, chairman of the placement committee, reported that reference lists covering.seven clerical, communications, journalism, radio, government, merchandising and personnel \u2014 had been prepared for student guidance use.Some 400 students were aided in finding suitable living quarters through the Rooms\u2019 Registry, reported Mrs.E.C.Knowles, chairman of the undergraduates\u2019 interests committee, which each year provides volunteers to staff the registry, Reports were also given by the honorary secretary, Miss Mary Bogue; the honorary treasurer, Miss Margaret Dodds; Miss Alice Miller, program; Mrs.W.P.Marks, publicity; Mrs.Joseph Brian, class organization; Mrs.R.V.V.Nicholls, hospitality; and Mrs.Douglas MacEwan, junior planning committee, J.Y.Smyth, Canada Creosoting | Ye, 158 Golder\u201d Wedding Anniversary - LE ERR To, MR.AND MRS.GEORGE BALFOUR, long-time residents of the west-end, recently celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding.They were married at St.Edward\u2019s Church on May 17, 1905.They have three children, Eva (Mrs.Fred Jenkins), George and Russell and five grandchildren.Mr, Balfour retired from the Canadian Pacific Express Company in 1945 after having served with that Company for forty-two years.The couple have been members of Calvary United Church, Westmount, for over a quarter of a century.A family gathering was recently held at the home of the couple\u2019s daughter in Dixie, to celebrate the event.- 9 The Women 4 Cancer Aid League Mrs.Sidney Nemtin, president, Cancer Aid League Inc.an- nounceg an executive meeting will be held on Tuesday, at 8:30 pm.at the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel.Reports will be given by the various chairmen and League activities for the year 1955-56 will be discussed.McGillivray WMS The MacGillivray Auxiliary, W.M.S.of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount \u2014 will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday, in Hutchison Hall at 2.30 p.m.Guest speaker will be Miss Clara Preston, missionary in China for many years and of Burns Lake Hospital, B.C., now retired.Guest soloist \u2014 Mrs, Harold Mills, Accompanist Mrs.Gerald Brown.Mrs.Malcolm Loucks and ladies of Circle No.12 are in charge of the meeting.Stanley Church W.A, The last meeting before the summer recess, of the Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held on June 7, at 1.30 p.m.Dessert will be served by Group A under Mrs.Walter Clapperton.Calvary W.M.S.Calvary Women\u2019s Missionary valbm = Society will hold a Sunshine Luncheon on Wednesday, June 8, at 1 p.m.in \u2018the Ladies\u2019 Parlours.! The conveners are Mrs.J.D.Ross and Mrs.G.L.\"'owler.The guest speaker will be Miss Anne Vail, Director of Iverley Community Centre.The guest wood, accompanied by Mrs, Noel soloist will be Mrs.John Ring- wood, accompanied by Mrs.Noel Hardy.Mrs.Hall will give a selection of readings.\u2019 Associate members and members of the W.A.are also ine vited to be present.Members are asked to take in their Sunshine Bags.Gyrette Club The Gyrette Club of Montreal will meet on Monday at the home of Mrs.J.E.McGuire, 4121 Wilson Ave, at 8.30 p.m, This is the annual meeting.FOOT SPECIALIST Specializing in Ingrown Nails, Corn and callous removal Electric Massage DORIS PRAGER 1601 Lincoln Ave.WI.3228 Corner Guy Street Opposite Medical~Art Bldg.My Bank is Canada\u2019s First Bank BANK oF MONTREAL WA 10 2 241708 WORKING WITH CAMADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 * BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you ., Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: JACK ENGLAND, Manager Clsremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: JOHN E.L.HOLLYER, Manager 2e 00 0eme mme em MS EEE 0 - cherries are at their best served 4 Try À Cherry Snow Ring .Canada\u2019s.Red Cherry Week June 3- Il June .5-11 has been.named Red Cherry Week by the cherry producers and processors across Canada and endorsed by the Ontario Department of Agri- eultûre.Picked at random from a long list of prime cherry deserts,.try this cherry snow ring.; -Cherry Snow.Ring \"41° (Serves 8) .Two cups pitted sweet cherries,\u201d 2 pounds.unpitted\u2019 dark\u2019 sweet cherries, stems on, 2 packages lemon flavored gelatin, zy cups boiling: water, 3 cup lemon : juice, 1 cup cold water, 1 cup cream for.Whipping, - YF Feup,.sugar.Dissolye the \u2018gelatin\u2019 Tn the boiling water.Add the \u201clemon Juice and cold water and refrigerate until partially set.Whip the.cream and add.the sugar.Fold into the gelatin.Add the pitted cherries and pour into a ring mold (5%-cup size).Refrigerate for at least 4 hours.Unmold on a large platter.Place washed and drained cherries in the center and around the \u2018outside.Garnish with garden leaves.We think these red sweet and juice for a fruit-cup which is equaliv delicioss served first on the Tnienu or last with the dessert coffee.For breakfast heap a bowl and let everyone take as many handfuls as wanted both before and after the scrambled eggs and bacon.For excursions to the beach or play field, fill a cellophane bag with them.simply and without much fuss and they add interesting texture to every medley of fruits.Combine with grapefruit sections Ten Appetizing Sandwich Fillings To Keep Stored In Refrigerator Making sandwiches for school or spring picnics is certainly a challenge to any.one, Why not tack a Hst of appetizing fillings on the inside of the closet door where supplies are kept for handy reference.Here are some combinations you might like to include: Pineapple-Shrimp: Two-thirds cooked, chopped shrimp to one- third well-drained pineapple bits, & - with sufficient mayonnaise .or salad dressing to spread.cup chopped, cooked frankfur- ea \u2018 .ters, 1 chopped hard-cooked egg, Dried Beef-Cheese: Blend 1}1 tablespoon minced onion, 1 cup chopped dried beef, 14 .cup tablespoon chili sauce, % tea- pineapple-cheese spread, and Z spoon salt, 14 teaspoon prepared tablespoons lemon juice.Add a mustard, and 14 teaspoon pepper.small amount of salad dressing Makes 3 cup of filling.i mixture is too stiff.Cream Cheese-Frult: Combine Frankfurter-Egg: Combine 3% 1 three-ounce package cream ) .\u201c| éheese, 3 finely cut, pitted, dried prunes, JA teaspoon cinnamon, 14 teaspoon sugar, and 1 tablespoon finely chopped nuts.Add sufficient top milk or thin cream for spreading consistency.Makes about 1 cup of filling.Peanut-Apple Butter: Combine % cup peanut butter, 3% cup apple butter, 35 cup grated cheddar cheese and 1% teaspoon lemon juice.Makes 1 cup filling.Liver-Pickle: Combine 24 cup chopped, cooked liver with 2 tablespoons pickle relish and 1 teaspoon minced onion.Use salad dressing to moisten.Make 1 cup filling.; Vegetable: Combine 3% cup each grated raw carrot, grated cabbage, and finely chopped celery, % teaspoon salt, 2 tea- PAINTING ?Indoors or outdoors .easy-to-use Conant paint - makes home decorating a cinch, And when you buy Conant you pay only for quality.FOTOURE QUALITY PAINTS Visitthe Conant Colour Bar at Thomas R.Fisher Limited (THE PAINT BOX) 4151 St.Catherine St.W.Phone WE.6106 SWEET CHERRY SNOW RING is beautiful to look at and delicious to eat.- creer NE WESTMQUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAX,.- JUNE 3, \u2018 195K- \u2018To Celebrate Stewed Sweet Cherries Wash carefully without bruising.Remove stems.Either pit them or prick well.Cover with boiling water and simmer gently until nearly tender.Add sugar to taste and a few drops of lemon juice.Simmer 3- or more minutes.Serve in glass dishes as a dessert or as a relish with meat.Parficipants Named For Piano Recital The pupils of Viola L.Benson will present their annual piano recital Thursday, June 9, at 8.15 p.m.in the ballroom of \u2018the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.The program given by 32 young pianists consists of solos, two-piano music and \u2018two concerti, with music by - Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Kahalevsky, MacDowell and others.; The following students wili take part: Mary Hawken, Shirley Copland, Lorna Birks, Darrell Errey, Janice Crump, Margaret Rose Davies, Minerve Robert, Robbie Case, Penelope Caie, Beverly and Barbara Rowat, Stuart Morin, \u2018Frances Peters, Cecily Gardner, Annabelle Thorne, Linda Pottel, Jean Spencer, Sandra Taylor, Sandra Moulton, David Binmore, Scott Bromley, Heather Stone, Richard Bolton, Susan Eversfield, Margaret Joan Errey, James Boake, Anthony Camillo, Gloria Camillo, Robert Birks, Peter Annand, Walter Kemp.spoons chili sauce and 2 teaspoons mayonnaise.Makes about 1 cup filling.Peanut Butter-Date: Cut 14 seeded dates into small bits; add % cup peanut buttér, 14 cup table sirup, 14 teaspoon cinnamon, and 14 cup warm water.Cream all together until well blended.Peanut butter sometimes varies in its consistency, so it may be necessary to add.a little more water to obtain easy spreading.Will spread about 8 large slices of bread.Ham-Olive: Combine 1 cup ground cooked ham, 3; cup chopped, stuffed olives, 3% cup walnut meats, finely chopped but not ground, with enough salad dressing to produce spreading consistenty.Makes about 2 cups filling.Salmon-Nut: Combine 1 cup flaked canned salmon, 3 tablespoons finely chopped nuts, 3 tablespoons minced celery, and add enough salad dressing for spreading consistency.Makes about 1% cups filling.It is easy to provide variety in sandwich fillings, and also save time, by making up several kinds at once and keeping them in tightly covered glass jars in the refrigerator.Our system of government is like an hour glass; when one side\u2019s quite run out, we turn up the other and go on again.Favorite Dress.PU Becomes Pattern Have you, too, worn a favorite dress or blouse until it came apart at the seams?And have you regretted that you could not find ,a duplicate that fitted you as weli ?A comfortable, two-piece yellow dress.had lasted .a friend of mine.for years.It titted.béauti- waistline and through the hips.But she had to- admit, at last, She searched.the pattern books for a similar design.No success.Then decided to use the was surprising how easy it- became to create a similar garment from a pattern already.molded | to the ins and outs-of her figure.The first step was to rip apart zippers.Since the old material was light colored she wrote in ink on the material the name of each separate section.It was particularly important to designate the right sleeve and the left sleeve.(On dark material you could write the name of -each pattern piece on paper and se- next step was to press each sec- down the length of every piece and marked the line in ink to show the straight of the goods.In order to estimate the amount of new material to buy, she cut newspapers thirty-six fully across the shoulders, at the that the once.bright cloth had- | worn.through in.obvious -holes.1 well- | loved dress as a pattern.And it each seam, including darts and | cure it with a paper clip.) The tion.Then she pulled a thread: \u2014 : GAGE RLEVEN inches wide, pinned them to- ° \u2018gether and\u201d laid \u2018the pattern pieces on them.Sewing experi» ence helped her unconsciously in - adjusting the pattern into the most economical length of new material to buy.- As she cut out the new garment, she marked darts and seams and buttonholes from the old dress.You can easily tell the right side from the wrong side, even though the old seams have been pressed.And you will probably find, as she did, that this will be the fastest dress sewing you have ever aftempted.One last precaution: keep all the old dress pieces together in a.box or bag.Mark the outside with the amount of material necessary to buy.Include a rough sketch of the way you laid out your pieces.Then your second new dress can be made even faster than the first duplicate.The olive is considered civilization\u2019s oldest fruit.New Spring Styles = Made-To-Measure DRESSES © Imported Materials ® Ewropeon Designer Very Moderate Prices ® Repairing © Remodelling ANNA GOWNS] 346A VICTORIA AVENUE {near Somerville) EL.0823 Evenings: CL.1553 Open Fridays te 8 p.m.Proceeds donated fo TICKETS NOW ON SALE MARY BEETLES Presents BALLET ENTRE NOUS ond 1955 DANCE RECITALS | GESU THEATRE, FRI, JUNE 3 and 10, at 8.15 p.m.© Y.W.C.A., Dorchester St., SAT.MAY 28, of 2.30 p.m.the KINSMEN CLUB Elwood 5170 in the art business.rl Gallery Reminds you of the FINAL DAYS of their spectacular PRC Sq, PAINTINGS by Famous Canadian and Europeon-Artists AT REDUCTIONS Up to 50% We urge you not to miss this opportunity to acquire lovely examples by great painters &t prices absolutely non-competitive SALE CLOSES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 For your convenience galleries will remain open until 9.30 p.m.every evening during the sale.939 Victoria Square CHAR, ARE UN.6-4095 \u2014 Douglas Jerrold Ln ae came rt Aha on = ah omy ras pn Ed ; Er madd 7 re GE en te te dla de ne cael i i à & * og + EE Re ET LE or + RE nié aie pena We ppt SE SE Cu PAGE TWELVE Try Chicken Stuffed Pancakes With Wild Rice And Mushrooms Dainty pancakes, rolled around a filling, make an unusual main dish for special luncheons or suppers.For this purpose, you can use your favorite pancake recipe, or make the base from a recipe that requires very little flour, jut enough to hold the eggs together.Both types of pancake are baked on a griddle and folded around a rich filling.A sauce to pour* over them completes this dish.Add wild rice with mushrooms, a crisp green salad with a tart dressings and fruit or ice cream for dessert.j Chicken Pancakes Imperial | 3 eggs | 1 teaspoon salt li 34 cup milk * 2 tablespoons flour i Fat for frying I Beat eggs with salt, milk, and flour until smooth.Pour 2 tablespoons batter into heated, lightly greased skillet to form a pancake 7 inches in diameter.Cook over medium heat to a light brown on one side only (pancakes \"are not turned).Continue making pancakes, placing.each, brown side down, on mois- ture-proof wrap or clean towel.f Gravy and Filling , 1 tablespoon butter or chicken fat i 1 tablespoon flour | % teaspoon each, mace i and paprika \\ 1 cup milk or chicken broth Salt and pepper to taste 2 cups finely chopped cooked chicken .1.cup grated or crumbled Cheddar cheese.To make grave: melt the fat over low heat; blend in flour, mace, and paprika.Add milk or chicken broth.all at once, stirring constantly until uniformly thickened and bubbly.Add salt and pepper.Remove from heat.\u2019 For filling: add enough gravy to moisten chicken.Spread about 14 cup of the mixture on each pancake.Roll tightly.Place in shallow baking dish.Pour rest of gravy over rolled pancakes, and sprinkle cheese on top.Bake at 375° F.20 minutes or until sauce is bubbly.Serve hot.Makes 6-7 chicken pancakes, Wild Rice Skillet 14 cup butter 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion 1 small can mushrooms, SEEDSMEN & 515 Labelle Blvd, For QUALITY SEEDS, FLOWERING BULBS, PLANTS, LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES of all kinds We invite you to visit our new GARDEN CENTRE, Stores and NURSERY headquarters where you will find everything you need for the lawn, garden and farm.Largest assortment of the best hardy shrubs for hedges, hardy roses, fruit trees and small fruits, for our climate.Open every evening until 9 p.m.from Monday to Friday and until 5 p.m.on Saturdays\u2014from now until June 17th.W.H.PERRON a Co.Ltd.L'ABORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q., | emmWHPERRONeCO.Tel.MU.1-1685 NURSERYMEN (60) (Montre 8) \u201c\" THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, Strawberry Social The members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital, are planning a Strawberry Social, to be held on Wednesday, June 15, from 6 until 9 p.m.: Mrs.J.C.Morris who has been appointed chairman for the occasion, has announced that Mrs.J.W.Clarke will be in charge of a table of home- cooking.Edna M.Hawkin.Recifal Tuesday A recital, by pupils of Edna Marie Hawkin, LRAM,, ARCM, will de held on Tuesday in the Church of the Advent Hall, 326 Wood avenue, at 8.15 p.m.Taking part in the recital will be, Joan Glithero, ARCT; Judy Loga; Jane Castel, Irene Husa- ruk, Mitchell Cohen, Joan Her- schorn, Dana Hopson, Ilene Wright, Mary Harford, Beth Lottner, Karen Stokes.Marion Testart, Allan Lamb, and Pamela Nicholson.Compositions by Bach, Beethoven, Haydn, Chopin, Schubert, Brahms, Debussy, Greig and Casella will be included in the program.À drained 3 cups cooked wild rice* Salt and pepper to taste Melt fat in skillet; add onion and mushrooms.Cook until onion becomes golden brown.Add wild rice and heat together.Season with salt and pepper to taste.Six servings.*Wild rice is cooked exactly the same way as white rice, in a large quantity of boiling salted water (1 cup wild rice, 8 cups boiling water, 2 tablespoons salt).Cook to swell and curl grains, about 35 minutes.No Changes Made Franklin Pierce went through his entire term of office without a single cabinet change.The 14th President of the United States, he was in office from 1853 to 1857.Nothing in the world, including talent, genius and education, can take the place of persistence.9, 1956 onta Club Of Mil.Re-elects Mrs.À.May Jackson,\u2019 President At the annual meeting of the Zonta Club of Montreal held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Miss A.May Jackson was re-elected president for the coming year.Other officers elected were: Miss - Inda Miller, 1st vice-president; Miss Marjorie Torrance; Mrs.Le ©.Hazelton, treasurer; Miss Annie Gray.recording secretary; Miss Winnifred Fox, corresponding» secretary; Directors, Mrs.Flor-' ence Bell, Miss Margaret Parker, Miss Irene Rowe, Mrs.RB Kervin, Miss Nancy Reid and Miss Isabelle Sauberli.Miss Jackson reviewed the years\u2019 activities and in submitting her report, as president on behalf of the executive, empha- committee has made to the suc- sized the great contribution each cess of the club.Service work is the object of Zonta's existance and each member has loyally contributed to the implementing of the various projects undertaken.Zonta has given generously in the past year in both time and money to several projects: the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association, A Nursing Bursary, the Amelia Earhart Scholarship Fund, The Iverly Community Centre, The Salvation Army and The Fullum Street Women\u2019s Jail, The Club has been well represented on the General Council of Service Clubs, the Board of Directors of Iverley Community MRS.A.MAY JACKSON Centre, the Montreal Girls\u2019 Association and the Montreal Council of Women, A friendly meeting was held with the Sister Service Clubs, Altusa, Quota, Soroptimists and Zonta.\u2018 Washing And Waxing Done By Dual Machine Washing and waxing floors may never become pleasurable pastimes, but they have been lifted another large notch out of the drudgery category by an electric polisher-scrubber now on the market.With performance approved by the Underwriters Laboratory \u2014 and by many housewives who have tested it\u2014the new machine offers many attractive features.The manufacturers boast of one- finger operation, light weight, no spattering of soapsuds or wax on baseboards or furniture, easy brush changing, and adaptability to all types of floor surfaces, in- cluding garage, basement, or porch, All he has learned.The experience and judgment of this man are of direct importance to a large number of people in his community.He is the manager of a branch of one of the chartered banks.Behind him are years of training in various branches as teller, accountant, assistant manager.Back of him, too, are the special skills and broad experience of the bank he represents.Everything he has learned about people, and business, and sound banking practice is put to work every day in the service of his customers.He directs a banking service-centre where a wide range of banking services, designed for specific purposes, are available to everyone in the community.Of proven ability, tested by years of practical experience, he is a key man in the Canadian banking system.THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Y Route 1 to Magog.Golf, water skiing and all other summer sports supervised by resident director.Every modern comfort at reasonable rates.Sprinkler protected-Fully Licensed For full particulars regarding rates, etc, write or phone 28, John McKay, proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2771.THE SIGN OF THE SHAGGY DOC A hi = Spring Valley Inn SOUTH BOLTON, QUE.The strategic stop-over on the most direct route to the Maine Coast, through the famous Boston Pass.Enjoy quiet comfort and atnfos- phere in the Mountains of Brome J.B.HAMILTON, Host Phone Mansonville 68 R 2-1 cr.ru.mS PO Tm pas = mt veste re apr TT TS ga FN : me Lee Nes Ca ae \u2014 \u201ca HERF, ARE SOME of the 150 youngsters currently taking Swim lessons at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.in their 19th Annual Learn-to-Swim Campaign.Left: (Ducking) \u2014 Girls from Westmount Y.M.C.A, Learn-to-Swim classes practice ducking and breath holding in the \u201cY\u201d pool.Starting at top: Judith Abrams (watching) rotating to right, Sally Sykes (rubbing her eyes), Elsie Anne Ekers, Pamella Watt, Nellie de Vos THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1988 \u2018 (instructor), Penny Beare.(Ready to Bob under Water) \u2014 These girls are getting ready to \u201cBob\u201d under the.water to see who could hold their breath the longest.Miss Nellie de Vos, one fo the \u201cY\u201d instructors has just finished giving a demonstration to her class, who are from left to right: Penny Turley, Judith Abrams, Alice Holme, Penny Beare, Betty Ekers, Elsie Anne Ekers and Elizabeth Block.Royals, Cadets Meet For Termite Title Royals and Cadets will hook up today on diamond 4 at 3:45 p.m.to decide the municipal ter- mite softball championship; both teams are unbeaten in four starts, ov op s Crown R 9; am * Seagram's V.O.a Seagram's and bo UTE Og : * Scagram's \u201c83° X CAREER MEN IN KHAKI The Infantryman Hs job for the active man who uses his head, likes the feel of action and working in the open air.Today's Infantry soldier, recognized as the most important man in the Army, has the best \u2014 in training, weapons and care, His chances for specialized training and promotion are almost unlimited.Infantry and the other special branches of the Army offer hundreds of good-paying, lifetime careers.To see where you fit, visit your nearest\u2019 recruiting office.No obligation, of course.Remember, in the Army you team up with men and leaders you can rely on \u2014 right down the line.Serve Canada and Yourself in the Army To be eligible you must be 17 to 40 years of age, skilled tradesmen to 45.When applying bring birth certificate or other proof of age.Canadian Army Information Centre, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal, P.Q.\u2014 Telephone AV.88133 No.3 Personnel Depot, Connaughs Barracks, «3 Citadel Hill, Quebec, P.Q.\u2014 Telephone 4-5940 Araty Information Centre, 70 Belvedere St.South, Sherbrooke, RQ.# Telephode LO.2-8808 Aces continued their winning streak in the mosquito league knocking off the Rangers by a 20-4 count, a win over Greens in the final scheduled game will give them the crown.Cubs and Cavaliers will meet to determine the pee wee championship; both these teams are from Queen's School, and this game promises to be a thriller.STANDINGS Up to Wednesday TERMITE Royals ., ., .4 f 0 8 Cadets .+ + + + .4 4 0 8 Rooks .+ + + + + 4 2 2 4 Bavous .+ +.4 2 2 4 St.eos .+ > À 1 3 2 Rams ., .+, .4 1 3 2 Regals .4 1 3 2 Dukes .4 1 3 2 MOSQUITO \u2018 Aces .J.4 4 0 8 Guards .+ .4 3 1 6 Greens ©, + + +.4 3 1 6 Kingsmen .4 2 2 4 Rangers .+.À 4 0 4 0 Browns .4 0 4 0 PEE WEE Cubs .À 4 0 8 Cavaliers .4 4 0 8 Reds .4 2 2 4 Colonels .4 1 3 2 Crowns .+ + + + + 4 1 3 2 Blues .002 2 À 0 4 0 BANTAM A St.Leo's lead the best of five series lwo games lo none.BANTAM B Sugar Kings .3 2 1 4 Virginians ., .3 2 1 4 Royals + +4 4 + .4 1 2 2 Muple Teafs .3 1 2 2 MIDGET Dodgers ., 2 2 0 4 Indiung , ., , ., 2 1 1 2 Yankees 2.2 + +.2 1 1 2 Tigers « 2 0 2 GAMES PLAYED Up to Wednesday TERMITE Friday, May 27 Royals 14, St.Leos 13.Barons 15, Megals 8.Rams 9, Dukes 2, Cadets 21, Rooks 8.MOSQUITO Tuesday, May 31 Aces 20, Rangers ft, Guards 19, Browns 7.Greens 22, Kingsmen 8, PEE WEE Thursday, May 26 Colonels 15, Crowns 6, Cavaliérs 26, Blues 5.Cubs 21, Reds 12, BANTAM A - Wednesday, May 25 WA.H.S, and St.Leo's - rained oul \u2014 \u2018lo be played al a later date.- BANTAM B \u2018 Wednesday, May 25 Virginians and Sugar Kings.Maple Leafs and Royals.Both \u201cgames were rained oul \u2014 to be played at a later date, MIDGET.- - .Monday, May 210 - Dodgers 10, Indians 6.Yankees 13, Tigers 12, YOUNG VS, McNEECE Middleweights Paddy Young, of New York, and Billy McNeece, Central Islip, LI, clash in tomor- 037W-Q row's featured boxing event at Madigon\u201d Sauarè\u201d Garden, \u2018fhe boul Will\u2019 fe broadcast by statis CFCF starting at 10 p.m.McKissock Stag June 10, Barnard Has Tickets Friends and acquaintances of Jack McKissock, due to leave the ranks of bachelorhood June 18, are marking the occasion with the traditional stag Friday, June 10.The affair will take place at the 401 City of Westmount Fighter Squadron headquarters, 4450 Sherbrooke Street West.Tickets are available from Dave Barnard, MecKissock\u2019s teammate on the Dow entry in the Snowdon League.Name New Officers Presidents of two westend curling clubs were named at recent annual meetings, along with other executive members.Arthur J.Norton was elected president of the St.George Curling Club succeeding J.T.Steeves.= Other officers elected were C.W.Palmer, first vice president; R.F.Baril, second vice president; G.T.McAthy, secretary; James Robertson, treasurer; G.H.McKeeman, L.B.McCurdy, A.D.Newell, O.L.Raab, B.A.Colvéy and W.J.Campbell, directors.À.T.Parkes was elected president of the Heather Curling Club, succeeding A.C.Bridge.Other officers named were G.C.English, vice president; L.C.Allen, honorary treasurer; N.H, Parry, honorary secretary; H.H.Elliott, H.Griffin, W.B.Osler, H.H.Remine, E.G.W.Allwood, A.R.Dewar, C.B.Murphy and R.H.Smith, directors.KEV KENNEDY | Slow Pitch Loop Opens Wed.The Westmount Slow Pitch League will open Wednesday with RMR and Westmount Police and Fire clashing on diamond 1 and RCAF and Civies meeting on diamond 2.Al postponed games will be played at the end of the schedule and play-offs will commence when all scheduled games have been completed.Play-offs will be between the two leading teams.: There are no games scheduled for the period of July 8th to 16th inclusive \u2018because of military camp.: ; There were no games scheduled for Friday, June 24, and July 1, because they ~re holidays.All games will commence at 6:45 p.m.and shall consist of seven innings.Umpires will be supplied by each team.SCHEDULE ! June 8\u2014Diamond No.1\u2014R.M.R.at W.P.& F; Diamond \u2018No.2 \u2014 Civies at R.C.A.F.June 10 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 Clvles at R.M.R.June 13 \u2014 Diamond No.R.C.A.F.at W.P.& F.June 15 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 R.M.R.i \u2014 \u2018at R.C.A.¥.; Diamond No.2 \u2014 W.P, & F.at Civies, June 17 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 W.P.& F.at R.M.R; June 20 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 R.C.A.F.at Civies.June 22 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 R.M.Rat Civies; Diamond No.2 \u2014 W.P.& F, at R.C.A.F.June 27 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 R.C.A.F.at R.M.R.; Diamond No.2 \u2014 Civies at W.P.& F.June 20 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 R.M.Rat W.P.& F.; Diamond No.2 \u2014 Civies at R.C.A.F.July 4 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 Civies at RM.R.; Diamond No.2 \u2014 R.C.A.Fat W.P.& F.July 6 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 R.M.Rat R.C.AF.; Diamond No.2 \u2014 W.P.& F: at Clvies.July 18 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 W.P.& F at R.M.R.i July 20 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014R.C.A.Fat Civies, July 22 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 R.M.Rat Civles.\u2018 July 25 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014 W.P.& P.at R.C.A.F.July 27 \u2014 Diamond No.1 \u2014R.C.A.Fat R.M.R.; Diamond No.2 \u2014 Civles at W.P.& F.Tried .= » and Two! DOW BREWERY LIMITED MONTREAL ® QUEBEC ¢ KITCHENER DOW BREWER PITCHERS Turner and Gilles Legare, reading from left to right, have turned in fine jobs this season, Huey Hall, Al 2-2, Legare \u2014FHE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1986 seen by Dow\u2019s second place standing.Hall is 2-0 without allowing an earned run, and Turner is 1-0 up to last Wednesday.(Photo by Ed Bermingham) MacRae, Prudential Take Close Tilts Over Saints, RCMP In Two one run decisions Tuesday highlighted the week's play in the westend intermediate softball league,.with a pair of highly regarded teams grabbing the wins in each case.MacRae Electric won their pecond straight start of the young season behind Cliff Bowles\u2019 fine relief pitching and hitting, 5-4 over St.Augustine's, at Westmount.Prudential made it two wins in three starts with a dramatic hinth inning run to slip\u2019 past RCMP 7-6, at Trenholme.Last Thursday's matches saw Trenholme and RCMP draw 1- all in an 11 inning thriller at Trenholme, while Prudential smashed 11 runs in the eighth inning to trounce St.Augustine\u2019s 17-0.Next week MacRae play Tren- holme Tuesday at Trenholme, while St.Augustine's tee off against RCMP at Westmount 2.Thursday RCMP .and MacRae are due at Westmount 2, while Prudential and Trenholme hook up at Trenhlome.All games are at 7 pm.The big game Tuesday saw Prudential with a 6-1 lead at the end of the sixth inning.But the Mounties came back with a single tally i.the seventh and counted four times in the top of the eighth to knot the score at 6-all.In the bottom of the inning Prudential unloaded some of its big guns and managed to load the bases with one out.But RCMP fireballer Al Anderson bore down to fan two batters and maintain the status quo.In the bottom of the ninth he retired the first.two hitters, but Pappy Ryan kept the Prudential hopes allve by whacking a double.Lulu Denis entered the game as a pinch runner, and Fred Killingsworth came up to bat for pitcher Jack Kugler.He singled to drive in Denis with the winning run.Ed Brown started for the winners, but was taken out in the eighth for a pinch hitter too.Kugler \u2018vas credited with the win, while Anderson suffered his second loss.Kevin Brady slapped two hits for Prudential, while Renault and Dupont each picked up a brace for the Mounties.geore three in the fourth and knot the game at 4-all.The big blow was Cliff Bowles two run homer in that frame.He came into the tilt in the second inning to relieve John Urbas, and fanned 13 the rest of the eight inning stretch.Urbas was charged with all the runs, and was tagged for a round tripper by Ray St.Pjerre.Bud Selby and Pat Lo- masney each connected twice for MacRae.Conley Forey tallied the winner in the fifth on a single, moving to second when there was an error on the play.He took third on a wild pitch and scored on an infield out.John Thomas took the loss.In Thursday's matches, Anderson fanned 22 in 11 innings as the Mounties tied with Tren- Inter Play holme 1-all.He gave up three hits, while his mates collected five off the offerings of Ray Price.Al Bownass led Prudential to their 17-0 victory over the Saints, with a grand slam clout in the 11 run eighth.Ryan hit four for five, while winning pitcher Billy Graham chalked up nine strike outs.Valois was the loser.Linescores: Prudential] 240 000 0(11)\u201417 11 1 St.Aug.00000000 \u2014 0 44 Graham and Bownass; Valois, Thomas (8), Toussaignault (8) and Huot.RCMP .000 010 140\u20143 8 8 Prudential .230 001 001\u20147 8 3 Anderson and Collins; Kugler (9) and Bownass.St.Augustine 130 000 00 \u20144 7 3 MacRae .100 310 0x \u20145 10 1 Thomas and Huto; Urbas, Bowles (2) and Selby.Brown, Lions Club Browns grabbed an early lead in Little League action this week, playing in the American B section, though a featured tilt yesterday against Unity Boys Club Indians at the ph Westmount Athletic Grounds was washed out.The Browns and Indians are top rated in the four team loop, with the Lions entry holding one decision over the Greene avenue crew.; The Browns won their only start of the week 6-2 Friday against Iverley Red Sox, behind Cliff Mumford's 13 strikeout pitching.Indians topped Red Sox 7-5 last Thursday at the WAG.In the only other action during the week Red Sox topped St.Andrew's White Sox 6-5 Tuesday.The Browns make their next start tonight at St.Remi park against the Red Sox, with Mumford again due to take the mound.Other games for the two westend teams this week see the Browns meet the White Sox Friday at Little League stadium, and again next Tuesday at St, Remi.The Indians clash with the White Sox Monday at\u2019 the Westmount Athletic Grounds and- face the Red Sox MacRae came from behind a 4-1 deficit after two.innings-ta Wr Area Yi Ce AP TE STE ate there Wednesday.© © Browns Grab Lead In Little League Sox only one hit Friday, but was in trouble over the six inning route because of dropped third strikes.Bil Mains was the loser and allowed four bingles.In last Thursday\u2019s tilt Blan- ow Snowdon League Schedule Games this week in the Snowdon Fastball League, with probable pitchers and won-lost-drawn records up to last night in parenthesis: - Tonight: St.Augustine's (Aubry 1-1-1) at Steinberg\u2019s (Graham 0-1), Trenholmes, 8:45 p.m.Sunday: Dow (Hall 2-2) at FBI (Wesolowski 4-1), Macdonald, 2 p.m.; Steinberg\u2019s (Graham) at Columbus (Quirk 0-2-1), after first game; FBI (Goodman 3-0) at St.Augustine\u2019s (Saucier 1-2), NDG 6:45 p.m.Monday: Dow (Legare 2-0) at St.Augustine's (McLean (0-2), Trenholme, 8:45 p.m.Wednesday: FBI (Wesolow- ski) at Steinberg\u2019s (McCrack- Putting Tourneys Sart Wednesday Quite a number of people have been taking advantage of the putting green and have been enjoying some very pleasant evenings.The green is coming along nicely and it is expected that when the first season's tournament is held, it will be in very good condition, indeed.The first competition is scheduled for Wednesday, and will be in the nature of a sealed hole tournament.Engineers have estimated that 1405 gallons of water are required to bring a helping of potatoes to the dinner table, Green is a sacred color to Moslems, who carry a green flag \u2018and have prayer rugs with en3-2), Trenholme, 8:45 p.m.Enjoy two full m green backgrounds.onths of fun in CAMP WESTMOUNT and SUMMER FUN CLUB ® Crafts ® Hikes June 27th to CALL NOW ® Swimming ® Sports WESTMOUNT Y.© Tours ® Camping Aug.26th M.C.A.4585 Sherbrooke West CL.3916 chette started for the Indians, and was relieved by Jimmy Crouch in the first inning after giving up four straight walks Crouch continued on through th: sixth when Clau-e Schaffer too: over.The Indians worn the game with two runs in the seventh, while Schaffer completely handcuffed the Red Sox.After allowing a leadoff single in the sixth to Bebeau, he fanned six straight batters through the two innings he worked.Unity \u2018collected but six hits during the game, while the Red Sox were good for seven.Mains hit two for three for the losers, while Harper collected a pair for the Indians.Linescores: Indians .110 030 2\u20147 6 0 Red Sox .401 000 0\u20145 8 0 Blanchette, Crouch (1) Schaffer (6) und Schaffer, Stewart (8); Mains, Elliott (7) and Cripton.Browns .120 300 \u20146 4 6 Red Sox .002000 \u20142 1 2 Mumford and Sullivan; and Coipton.vite Sox - Co 040 \u20145 7 1 Mains Mumford allowed the Red | - a .= % Mains, © ein \u20146.4 2 Ta se an and idacaharly figure, wd; | \u2018 d'au It's a whale of à good ideal -For real relaxation there's nothing like a Molson\u2019s Export. EE \u201cod oo - JUNE 3, 1985 \u2014 PAGE SIXTEEN \u2014 peri THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER; FRIDAY, Krasa Cops Sabre.Leslie Krasa, president of] Westmount Y.M.C?A.Fencing Club, swept to victory in the Province of Quebec Sabre] - Tournament, held Saturday inf \u201cthe Westmount Y.M.C.A.The spectators were thrilled with the speed and dash off the competitors in one of the most heated tournaments seen in Montreal, Westmount mem- bors did extremely well as the second place went to John Erdeley and third to Robert Cardoza and fifth te Roland Asselin, all from the local club.Krasa, Erdeley and Cardoza will represent Westmount on June 8th at the United States National Championships which will be held in New York City.Organizing committee for the P.Q.F.A.Sabre Tourna- LTR ras AS GRIFFITH NOMINATED: Photographed at the nomination meeting for Dr.J.J.Griffith as the N.U.candidate in the coming by-election in Westmount-St.George, July 6, are, left to right: Amber Cauley, chief organizer; Hon.William McOuat Cottingham, Provincial Minister of Mines; James J.Griffith M.D., the candidate, chief surgeon of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital; and Roy Robertson, chairman of the nominating committee.- 4 Yankee Clip Tribe\u2014 i It\u2019s House Loop Hoopla Royals Keithy Gavin, and Tan | Paul's will be guests at a Ralphie Whims' Yankees up- - gala film premiere at 1 am.Avenue Premiere wy hl set the highly-touted League Gill combined for all of the Saturday a the Avenue mout vas pose Robiss, var y 7 i i - in scoring.heatre, reene avenue, een Penny am e te Benton Sore Dastatio v F or Graduates with an hour's lobby inter.chand.Chief referee of the ROYALS David Tagieff, Ian Gill, 8; Keith Gavin, 26; James Prince, James.McCourt, Michael j the Senior Spring Basketball i .House League in a Sudden-death Ky encounter last week.tournament was George Krup- ski.\u2018 Graduates of Westmount High, St.Leo\u2019s and St.- views over CFCF and a long list of door-prizes.Re rn ak Ry RAT Cpe rn een RT ALC te IT \u2018 EEE Fosse AT REO Fo ra Bebra ps ents en 4 Eh an Whims was the big gun for the Yankees garnering 38 points.Terry Gray was the pay-off man Other scorers for the Yankees for the Indians with 29 points.were: Richard Cessford.13; Emmett Murphy, 10: Carl Anderson, 4; and Douglas Wright, 2.Other scorers for the Indians were: Grant \u201cOscar\u201d Peterson, 21; Fugene Tabb, 8; and Stanley Barton, 2.Royals Win In the second game of a two game total point series for the Junior Spring Basketball House League Championship, Royals who had a 12-point edge as a result of winning their first game 44-32 lost out to the Wings in the second game 44-34 and won the title by a two-point margin.The Royals-Wings play-off game was one of the most exciting hard fought games of the entire season with the Wings Eddie Singer Associates of the putting on a spirited display in an effort to overcome the 12 point handicap.They were leading 22-20 at half time and with seconds to go in the final stanza the series was deadlocked 76- 76, however, Royals starry sharpshooter Keithy Gavin who was a standout throughout the game broke away to score the last basket which gave his team the title 78-76.For the Wings.Kenny An- Thomas.WINGS Rodney Wilson, 12; John McGivern, 8; Ray Mader.Kenneth Gibbons, 7; Graham Simmons, 2; Kenneth Annable, 15.The completion of the House League games brought the curtain down on basketball activities at the Unity Boys' Club for the current season.This activity will be resumed in September.Singer and CFCF Clash Tuesday In Benefit Slow pitch at its best is expected to be on display Tuesday at Trenholme park, when Married Men's League meet the CFCF No Stars in an exhibition tilt starting at 7.45 p.m, The contest is a benefit engagement with all proceeds going to the Salvation Army.Some 25 booster prizes will be available for fans.The ESA team is rated one of the best in the new slow pitch circuit, while the radio boys have chalked up an enviable record in exhibition games around the city.They have nable, Rodney Wilson, .John Mc- Givern ang Kenneth Gibbons were standouts and for the RUSS TAYLOR, shortstop deluxe on the CFCF No Stars who perform here Tuesday at \u2018Trenholme park in a benefit tilt.Russ handles the 10:40 p.m.sportscast for CFCF, and recently added The Little Len- gue Clubhouse of the Air, heard Saturday from 4:30 to 5 p.m.It features interviews with major leaguers and the latest news from the LL circuit.¥ agreed to try their hand at the new slow pitch craze, and are expected to do well against the Singer squad.Ken Mosdell, the Montreal Canadiens hockey star who is a past performer in the Snow- don League, will join ESA for the game, and is due to start at shortstop.Also included on the Singer lineup are Ronnie Wexelman, catcher, Ruby Schwartz, pitcher, Mickey Smolkin, first base, Ben Karls, second base, Dave Schachter, third base, and Shelly Lyman, Duke Shrier, Bucky Pottel and Bernie Phillips, outfield.The CFCFers are expected to have dulcet toned Michael - Wood on the mound, with Vaughn McVey receiving.Martin Conroy lines up at first.with Dave Greif at second and Frank FitzGerald at third.Manager Russ Taylor holds down the shortstop slot.Patrolling the outfield will be Gord Sinclair, Lloyd .Chester, Tom FitzGerald and Jerry Lodge.: It is given to few who plant the Acorn to sit and enjoy the ON ST.JOSEPH MODEL OF FAMILES MASS RALLY SAINT JOSEPHS ORATORY UNDAY, JUNE 5t 7.00 PM.GUEST SPEAKER Rev.J.R.Danaher, prominent curate of St.Thomas More Parish and outstanding speaker, will be guest preacher.tion of the Blessed Sacrament.\u2018Organized by The Archdiocesan shade \u2018of the Oak.\u2014 Rt.Rev i- \u2018Rt.Rew \u201cMsgr.\u2018Gline.fh - Cotes Ls Red HA A + i Lda of the Holy Name Society ST.JOSEPH MODEL OF FAMILIES - I a A Nearly 5,000 members of the Holy Name Society will walk in procession from the base of the Oratory to the Basilica.This will be followed by a Holy Hour attended by His Eminence Paul Emile Cardinal Leger and His Excellency Bishop Lawrence P: Whalen and other leading church dignitaries of Greater Montreal.Hymns will be sung by the well known Holy Family Choir.The ceremony will close with Benedic- Union PE Ce SR "]