The Westmount examiner, 5 août 1955, vendredi 5 août 1955

[" ~~ « & - URGES - CA UTION Westmount city water, - pressure charts reveal | \u201c that from 5.30 p.m.to 10 pn.nightly during the summer heat, pressure on the upper level drops _ alarmingly and that in * some instances second and - \"third floors of homes are.\u2018without water while.sprinklers spray on, the : lawns.\u201cAs .a result of com- .plaints received from residents, Mayor J.A.Dela- - \u2018Janne has issued an appeal \".\u2018to all citizens to ease up on the use of water, especially in watering lawns and gardens.: At the present time the bylaw restricts the watering of lawns to 6 p.m.to 8 a.m.and only for one hour during that time.At council session Monday a report on the recent tractor-tram accident was _submitted to council.No new evidence as to the cause of this mishap has been forthcoming, it is reported.To date the Transportation Commission and three private citizens have filed notice of claim against the city, \u2018Cables into the new sub- - station on King Geôrge Park will be tested this coming week, it is announced.City Manager, Tom Hughes, will be back from - his vacation Monday and assistant N.Dawe will be- -gin his vacation \u2018next week.Band of RMR Plays Monday The band of the Royal Montreal Regiment will present a concert in Westmount park Monday, at 8:15 p.m.it was announced this week.They will be under the direction of Captain T.B.Jackson, ED.The program will include: March \u2014 \u201cPlayfellow\u2019 Fili- © more; Overture \u2014 \u201cFrom The South,\u201d Isaac; \u201cThe Rosary\u201d, Nevin; Italian Folk Dance.\u2014 (Continued on Page 3) YOL.XXVI, No.25 DELEGATES TO PARIS: Th barked recently for the YMCA World Alliance is quartet em- Centennial Conference being held in Paris, Mrs.G.Roggenberg, M.Starke Winners In Puffing Here \u2018M.Starke and Mrs.G.Rog- genberg were winners of the sealed hole competition run off Wednesday by the Westmount Putting Club.Winners on July 27 were G.Lamontagñe and Mrs.E.Jones, also in a sealed hole tourney.Officials announced next Wednesday's contest would also be of.the sealed hole variety.New Faces Seen Daily At'Y \u2018Camp Westmount Many new faces are appearing daily around the Westmount Y.M.C.A., where the Camp Westmount of June and July has changed over to the Summer Fun Club, and where boys and girls who were away during July are returning to the city.They discover, to their enjoyment, that many.of the camp activities which they took part in while living in camp can be continued or resumed right here at the Westmount \u201cYY\u201d, xr Local Quartet Wins High Honors Alan Golden - Gordon Merritt Alex \u2018Funner Martin Raîtf - - Westmount _\" Westmount Westmount Westmount - Mes.ne rr 9143 907 905 ; i i / > 2.- ey, pa - gratis pride A ia A ee nigra are a oT om rer «en a or ee CCC i WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955 France.From left.to right are Ron Watt, Andie Gross, Noreen Murphy and Niles Ring.| will continue through Au- | fourteen years of age.: 7 TS \u2014 TWELVE PAGES * The program schedule to include crafts, assemblies, instructional and recreational swimming, indoor and outdoor atHletics, beach parties, and industrial tours, gust.The Club is open to \u2018boys \u2018and girls from nine to Projected program will embrace a Penny Carnival, and Lumberman-Voyageur |I Week.The Penny Carnival will be held at the YYM.CA,, Thursday, .August 11th, with the proceeds earmarked 'Y' Workers Go To Paris For - Session Four, YMCA workers who are either past or present workers at the Westmount YMCA, are delegates to the YMCA World.Alliance Centennial Conference being held this month in Paris, France.\" Miss Noreen Murphy and Miss Andie Gross are to attend the Older Boys\u2019 and Girls Conference, while Niles Ring and Ron Watt are slated for the Young Adult meetings.The conference is bringing to gether delegates from seventy seven countries throughout the world, where there are YMCA's and is being held in recognition of the.first World's Alliance «formed.in Paris one .hundred - years ago.Miss Andie Gross, of 714 Gros- venor avenue is the immediate past president of the Westmount Girlls\u2019 Hi-Y, while Miss Murphy, of 4718, Western avenue served as Chaplain for the same group.Both Mr.Ring and Mr.Watt worked on the staff of the West- mount YMCA as Fellowship Sec- retaires while attending Sir George Williams College, where they are studying with a view to qualifying for the YMCA secretaryship.Niles Ring and Ron Watt sail- Misses Gross and\u2019 Murphy embarked one week later aboard \u2018the S.S.Scythia.All folir delegates plan | to tour the \u2018continent after the conference, returning early in September, with the exception of Miss Gross who will take up studies in Switzerland for the coming year.Baha'i Faith Persecution | Are Reported Baha'is of Westmount have learned pf further persecutions against members of the Baha'i Faith in Iran.\u2014A report received today stated that the Baha'is and their families have been attacked and their property burnt and destroyed.\u2014 Baha'i cemeteries have been desecrated and graves opened; Baha'i children have been forced out of schools, and religious leaders in one community have ordered Rutchers and bakers mot to sell meat or bread to the Baha'is.\u2014 In many places the local governors and police have openly assisted and encouraged the atrocities.The Baha'i Faith which stresses in its teachings the unity and onehess of mankind has been accused of subversion and atheism.The Faith, based on the teachings of the prophet Baha'u'llah was founded in 1844 and is now represented throughout the world and in over 100 Canadiun centres.Baha'u'llah taught that the spiritual messages of all, the divine messengers Moses, Christ, Mohhamad were essentially the same in spirit and that on this basis the world could become united.Ghandi once dd it was his purpose to unite ie and Bahg' ullah\u2019s to unite the world.It is difficult to believe that people in the 20th century are still being persecuted in some parts of the world for their + (Continued on Page 2) religious beliefs.Ey È \u2018 rt ga rare fu es _-\u2014\u2014., ia a ed aboard the S.S.-Shxonia, while a pe gi an Pi Ege ted Ta .PC RT AS FRR RL ars TS ER ome an Let ae ne a ii REE Celie 2eme ane ne ae EE AE TAN SII Ya TES ne va 7 = : : ; La + LT ee 02 - \u2014 oe oon : 2a [PR .mol RE : CITI EN Ty - Legs soppy ser tn © .gr 0 ven + TR ALN pA Tn MOT SI nee rate FAUE TWO 7 City Manager Profession Tb I.J.paghès Continued from Last Week order the creation.of a municipal office, the holder whereof, \u2018called \u201cmanager\u201d, shall be the executive officer of the municipality, whose duties shall be to supervise and direct under the control of the mayor and council, the affairs of the municipality and the work it causes to be carried out.\u201d It then goes on to enumerate the duties, power and responsibilities of the Manager.These provisions are also contained in the City's Charter.The City of West- mount General Manager By-law in turn makes similar provision and provides that the General Manager shaH be the chief executive officer of the Corporation subject to the control of, and responsibility to, the Mayor and Council.He will supervise and | SAVE MONEY By Buying Now Best quality imported discontinued lines.Take odvantage of our ennual reductions during August.A good selection of patterns to choose from.OUR SPECIAL ! 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will prepare a monthly report of the work done during the preceding month and proposed for the ensuing month; examine and supervise all orders for the purch of supplies; in conjunction with the Heads of Departments, prepare yearlw estimates for presentation to the General Committee and City Council; study all By-laws and Orders of Council and see that the provisions are complied with; see that all monies voted by Council are employed for the purpose for which they are voted; examine all complaints and claims made against the City and report them to the General Committee; study the various needs of the City; suggest such action as to prompt greater economy and efficiency of the service and the well-being of the City and citizens; attend all the meetings of the Council and Committees (with the consent of the Chair, to speak but not to vote); to discharge any other duty which from time to time the Council may assign to him.Since the adoption of the plan in 1913, the City of Westmount has been served by three City Managers:- A ; George W.Thompson who died in service (1930); Percy E.Jarman (a member of this Club) retired in 1951; and the present incumbent.During the same 42 years the City has been served by 9 , WA.4568 Montreal WESTERN AVE.Pasaa THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955 Mayors and 17 Councils.The statutory term of office for the Mayor and Aldermen ds 2 years.Some members of Council have been able to devote themselves to civic affairs by serving several terms.Continuity is of vital importance.Major changes or sweeps are not desirable.It has been said that serling on the Council is one -of the most difficult and time-consuming jobs that a citizen can undextake, and besides you live with the people you govern.Changes in Mayors and Aldermen are inévitable and it is incumbent on the City Manager to provide continuity, and to inform new members of Council as quickly and thoroughly as possible on ali phases of City vice records of, Mayors, Aldermen and City Managers, it is comforting and satisfying to feel that the citizens of Westmount are generally apprectative of the Coun- cil-Manager Form of Government, and in partictlar the work done by the Mayor and Aldermen in order to ensure sould Civic Government and equality of service for all the citizens.You all know the difficulties of ordination of multiple services, diverse Departments and individuals.In Westmount we believe that we \\are most definitely in the top bracket in those fields.Council, Manager, Department Heads, Supervisors, Police & Fire Officers, and the various personnel of ten Departments with dissimilar functions or duties work together to give coordinated service to the whole citizen body.The Council-Man- ager Plan should and usually does, operate so that there are no water-tight compartments between Departments or Services.business.On the basis of the ser- |- achieving co-operation and co- Special Exchange Serves Scouts\u201d World Jamboree A Bell Telephone exchange has been established near Niagara-on- the-Lake, Ont., to serve the mile- square tent camp which will house the eighth \u2018World Scout Jamboree this summer.- Appropriately named \u201cJamboree, Ontario\u2019, the exchange, which has required weeks of planning, engineering and construction, will exist only for the 10 days \u2014 August 18 to 28 \u2014 that the Scouts will be -in camp.It will then be dismantled.About 10,000 Boy Scouts and their leaders from about 50 countries are expected for the Jamboree.To accommodate them, a temporary town will be set up on the camp site, an army training centre along the Niagara River, The temporary Bell exchange will be listed at every long distance centre on the continent.To reach the camp by telephone, a caller need orily call long distance and ask for \u201cJamboree, Ontario\u201d.The call will be received at the: telephone exchange, located in the Niagara-on-the-Lake Recrea- ticnal Centre building, and the individual Scout will be contacted through one of the 10 sub-camps and informed there is a call at the exchange for him.A microwave radio relay circuit will also be set up by the Bell to enable television broadcasters lo transmit television programs from the camp.These facilities will consist of a temporary tower from which the broadcasts will be beamed to the Company's micro-.wave radio relay tower at Font- The life work of a man who left a lasting impression on Canadian literature and sport will receive permanent recognition on August 7 when a plaque, set in a boulder, is unveiled in front of the Administration Building of the Banff School of Fine Arts.\u2018\u2019The plaque, which was prepared by the Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources at the recommendation of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, is in memory of John Murray Gibbon.Mr.Gibbon was founder of the Canadian Authors\u2019 Association, Rockies and the Skyline Trail Hikers.His accomplishments fully jus- New Faces Seen.(Continued from page 1) for Y.M.C.A.World Service.This affords the members the opportunity of feeling the satisfaction of helping fellow-members in underdeveloped countries the world over.Lumberman - Voyageur Week, familiar to Kanawana alumni will be a week of accelerated competitions, with a theme centred around well known folklore.This has proven very popular in the past and will attract many youngsters.Fellows and girls leaving the city for August have created a few vacancies in the Summer Fun Club, but it is advised that those interested contact the West- mount Y.M.C.A.as soon as possible.A membership taken now runs right through to September 15, and is renewable at that time for an annual enrollment at a considerable dis- count to Club members.RA SE DR 3 FESS BS na SD A a AR RR LI I PR EE » 2 ( .SUITS roundings.expensive.} RT ( On Friday, they were in Ot-| The modern manager, he add- 5 : ST MADE.TO-MEASURE tawa for the day.Their visit to ed, must be a leader.\u201cGone are |} i i E J , ¢ or Pe hin quaranteed the capital included tours of the the days\u201d he said, when work- |} A a LA AN { est wer Ps \"_.Parliament Buildings, ihe Ne- ers can be bulldozed into sub- |) * hd A 3 \u2018We \u2018 Ç .tional Museum and other well jection \"by a bulldozing, slave-(, # SE Na a Sail .; English Grey Flannel known Ottawa landmarks.driving boss.\u201d > ; = , ee + 4 : Also Blazers & Sport Jackets ful visitors and their adult es- praise promptly, willingly and } 4 / corts spent their first Canadian publicly and to reprimand in b igh hood t th _RESTYLING AND week-end as guests of Mr.and private so as to save the face of RIGHT HERE, in your own neighbour oo you Fi % e REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS | Mrs.C.Douglas Taylor in the [the employee.Managers, he |p best buys in guaranteed used cars.So why not buy from a ° Laurentian resort centre of Ste.said.must be ready to take a |) reliable firm where you'll be sure of courteous, honest Avenue Tailors boys will go to Algonquin Park share of the blame for a blun- |) treatment.You'll get no taxis here.Every car is clean à where they will enjoy three days der, treat all men equally, re- > St ! > p > THE WESTMOUNT-EXANINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1956 just how far does the United Kingdom.Come tn Church | go in seeking to meet her foodstuff needs \" PAGE FOUR THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount 7 Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY by importing Canadian agricultural products.Those who believe that the United Kingdom leans ovei backwards to buy from Canada will be sadly disillusioned by - Your Chürch is the Bulwark of Democracy.\" Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal , T D Freed Fl h, \u2018 WaAlnut 2773 % an article in a recent issue of \u2018Foreign||| wo here Does Freedom Flouris | The Examiner alms to be an independent, clean Trade\u2019, official publication of the Depart- | - Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.% vice.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 ment of Trade and Commerce at Ottawa, | = lf year.entitled \u2018The British Market for Farm * TT \u2014 x \u2018 ° .Authorized as 2nd Class Mai.Post Office Dept.Products.\u201d : [ hin stian \u2019s science J Quick Canadian Quiz FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955 Free Trade?Canada's Prospects In U.K.According to \u2018Foreign Trade\u2019, Canada supplied only 20 million bushels of the United Kingdom\u2019s total wheat purchases of 47.4 million bushels in the first quarter of 1955.Of feed grain imports totalling some 564,030 long tons, only 52.4 thou- \u2018The \u2018tkt that spiritual understanding of God résults in practical goodness, health, and power will be\u201d stressed at Christian Science church services on Sun- ?1.What famed pirate is supposed to have buried treasure on Nova Scotia\u2019s Oak Island more than 200 years ago?2.Of the 154,000 immigrants who entered Canada last year how many were classed as work- Are Far From Rosy day.ers?sand tons came from Canada.New Zealand t vocal segm ini nm : Readings from the King James 3 Since 1939 spending by the a | Segment of by and Denmark supp.ly about 90 per cent of Version of the Bible and \u201cScience provincial governments combined in Western Canada still persistently adheres to the notion that free trade is in the national interest.Those who hold this somewhat unrealistic opinion apparently cherish the illusion that other countries, notably the United Kingdom, not only believe in but actually practice policies \"aimed at freer international trade.Any move on Ottawa\u2019s part, however slight, in the direction of curbing dumping and other unfair trade.practices, is regarded by this segment of Prairie opinion as a threat to Canadian export markets for grain and other agricultural products.Such considerations prompt one to ask Britain\u2019s butter needs.Bacon, eggs, and cheese, upon which Britain relied almost exclusively upon Canadian production during the war years, are now purchased mainly from Denmark, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, with Canada having a relatively small share of the market.Comments \u2018Foreign Trade\u2019: \u201cBritish agriculture is being exhorted to produce | an even greater proportion of the nation\u2019s food, supply to save dollars .\"\u201d Certainly the prospects for finding a growing market in the United Kingdom for Canadian agricultaral products is far from rosy.space to increase.The simple Two Sides of the Christian Life Il By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector of Trinity Memorial Church | fact is, we are all finite creatures and if we fill our hearts up with hurtful things, God Himself cannot find a way in.No man can serve two masters, The next Collect emphasizes 'ner,s struggling along the way x Temple Emanu-El J the other side \u2014 the negative side \u2014 of christianity.We ask God \u201cto put away from us all hurtful things.\u201d I venture to say that it is a prayer which will prayer and sincerely desire its fulfilment and st\u2018! God allows us to be tempted, just as He allowed His own Son to be led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of.the devil.It is like our Lord's own agonized prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, when He prayed that this cup of suffering good seed jn his field, only to have the sowing damaged by as hardly on the righteous ag on the sinners.We are all though * we be.sinners, even saved sin- of life's pilgrimage, stumbling to this side and that, but picking ourselves up, and still setting our face to go to Jerusalem.And because we are sinr>rs as well as pilgrims, we injure one antares, we should not look for anything hasty.There are impatient people who think the world can be reformed in their gereration by passing a few more laws and eradicating the more obvious and grosser vices.They forget that pride and envy are also deadly things which cannot be eradicated by laws and police God to graft in our hearts the love of His Holy Name; that \u201cMinister Sunday, August 7th 11:00 a.m.Public Worship.MORNING SERVICE ONLY Sabbath Services; during the summer weeks, are held Friday at 8.15 p.m.in the Temple Community House.Hershell H.Lewis, is chairman of the Summer Minyon Services.At the Service observed \u2014 Samuel Mailman, Israel Shapiro, Jack Bercuson, Julius Stein, Freida Mayrantz, Theodore Pam, Masha Friedman, Garner H.Bornstein Marx, Hy- man Simons, David Nachmann, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Golden Text: Ephesians 5:9.The fruit of the Spirit is im all goodness and right- and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Edd comprise the Lesson-Sermon entitled, \u201cSpirit\u201d.Among the passages to be read from Science and Health is the following: \u201cThe calm, strong currents of true spirituality, the manifestations of which are health, purity, and self-immola- tion, must deepen human expe-\u2019 rience, until the beliefs of material existence are seen to be a bald imposition, and sin, disease, and death give everlasting place to the scientific demonstration of -divine Spirit and to God's spiritual, perfect man.\u201d The Golden Text is from Ephesians: \u201cThe fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteousness and truth.\u201d ONT-ECA SYSTEM Canada\u2019s largest mechanized private wire teletype system, * | linking 65 cities and airports from coast to coast in Canada and the United States, was inaugurated here recently for Trans-Canada Air Lines by Canadian National Telegraphs.Switching centres to control the operation of the new 17,542 mile private network are located at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Combined Services in Calvary Church Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: \u2018 Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.Sunday, August 7th ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT Uniting for Summer Services has increased about 3 times.By how much has federal spending increased in the period?4, Which of the provinces has the smallest area of occupied farmland ?5.What proportion of the Can- -adian labor force is employed | in agriculture ?ANSWERS: 5.About one- sixth.3.About 9 times.1.Captain Kidd.4.Newfoundland.% 84,000 were classed as workers.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner-of Wood and Western, Westmount og Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant Saturday, August 6th -TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR LORD 7:00 am.Holy Communion.Ninth Sunday After Trinity, 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.10:16 a.m, Mattina (Said.11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST.7:00 p.m.Evensong.WEEKDAYS: Holy Communion Monday and Friday at 8:00 a.m.; { 2200 not be fulfilled in this world.other, we ourselves, are among Friday evening.August 5th, the Montreal and Winnipeg.Tuesday.\u201d Thursday and Saturday } i Yet is is the prayer which Our the \u2018hurtful things.following are in charge: Joseph p.m.: 20 Lord both recommended for| We do look for a better world, |H.Bercuson, Richard Bornstein, .UNITED 5 Um 0 others and used Himself.It is ang the ir od of all hurt- Robert peorastein.At the ser- ST.MATTHIAS hoa lik it \u201c ful things, but judging from the| Vice yahrzeit in loving memo * a ue pates JC dei ue] parae of the heat ana ihe of the Tulowing departed wil De] CAE AE RCE CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTh., MC.Rev.H.J.Skynner, B.A., L.Th.\u2018 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.11:00 a.m.Mornir.g Service and Sermon, 7:30 p.m.Evening Service (Said).Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O, ; i .im: courts.1 M or hi : pe ro rm none We \u201chere is really only one way| Scientist, Westmount 11% *™ Meru bmrun Zr i lowed Him to go o the Cross in which the \u2018hurtful things\" 390 Lansdowne Avenue Preacer: Rev.W.J.TRINITY MEMORIAL rie .g \u2018 can be put away from us.That at Sherbrooke Street Spence.; i ; So we begin to realize that is using God's grace and eradi- No Evening Servige During August CHURCH : : $ in this sinful worl \u201d all hurtful cating these things from our in- 11:00 Sunday, August 7th ~ WESTMOUNT 5220.Sherbrooke Street West oa tae the Kingdom dividual sinful hearts so that \u2014 [11:00 am.Gorey Servier, PARK-EMMANUEL \u2014 us.Our Lord said the Kingdom to go back to the previous Cel 0 &™ Et Or Season Ser- - Saturday La 3 of God is like a man who sows|ject \u2014 there may be room for mon: \u201cSPIRIT\u201d and THE TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR Holy Communion Trinity 1X 10:00 a.m.SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat - Cantor Nathan Mendelson among.the Yano ho en when the hurtful things are put eousness and truth.8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.+ .obvio igion 5 {00 a.m.Choral Communion 1 thing was to root up the tares, | > true religion may have 8:1 Wednesday Sunday, August 7th 11:00 a.m Preacher, Rev.Canon boop , :15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.- .ey 3 _ but the Master would not allow PRESBYTERIAN : in WESTMOUNT PARK EMMANUEL 7:30 p.m.Evensong, Preacher: Rev.Lo it, lest in rooting up the tares = ra th chi FADISS, ROOM h 305 Lansdowne T.A.Ramsey.à .7 n the ur 2 > pu to t co some of the wheat \u2018should be MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN publie Tuesday.Thursday and Fri | 11:00 am.Rev.Harvey Campbell Wednesday rooted up also.We suddenly real- H day.2 to 4 p.m.DD.7:00 a.m.Holy Communion.ize that we are all so closely CHURC SYNAG Organist and Choir Director Thursday bound up together in the bundle Melville Avenue OGUE 4Mr.O.R.Glidden .10:00 a.m.Holy Communion.of life that the punishment of \u2026- - .the wicked would bear almost Rev, Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., CONGREGATION UNITED ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West BAPTIST VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE prov.3.J.Fromm WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CORDIALLY INVITED THE SABBATH \u2014 SEDRA EKEV ,, REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister |?: Mr.Lester A.Woodin, EREV SHABBOS, AUGUST 5th \u2014_ _ CHURCH - Organist and Choirmaster ~ Candie Lighting no later than \"REV.B.B.BROWN, D.D., Asst.Minister Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN 35 MINCHA KABBOLAS SHABBOS SABBATH SERVICES: .\u2018Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster- * John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister and SCHIPTURAT READINGS: PECIAL PREACHER: Miss Gwenn Harvey, B.A, DOMINION-DOUGLAS Torah: Deuteronomy : Ch.7, v.12 5 \u2018 Pastor's Assistant Salt McDermott, B.Mus., Ofganist SUNDAY \u201cTHE FURNISHED ROOM\u201d COMMUNION x SERVICE \u201cDIGGING OUT FOLD WELLS\" Rev.Dixon H.Gordon, B.A, B.D, of Torontot preache.a\u2019 both services Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.MIDWEEK FELLOW WSHIP COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS Joint Services in STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN Victoria Ave.and Westmount Ave.11:00 am.Rev.E.A.Mcllwäin \u201cAdvertising the Gospel\" EVERYONE WELCOME - Choirmaster and Organist Miss Doris Killam A.R.C.T.Lmus (McGill) : À Ch.11, v.25 .Prophets: Isaiah: | Ch 49 v, 14 Ch, 51, Mincha at 8:00 p.m.Pirkei Ovos (Ethics of the Fathers) a 4, Maariv at 8:40 WEEKDAY SERV CES: Sunday: Shachris at 8:30 a.m.Weekdays: Shachris at 7:30 am © SUNDAYS & WEEKDAYS MINCHA-MAARIV at 8:00 Sm NEXT FRIDAY EVENIN .Candle Lihting no \u2018later than 7:45 p.m.Minvha-Kabbolas Shabbos at 6:15 p.m.REV.NETTIE I J.WILSON, B.A, BDs: DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH + 11:00 a.m.Sermon Subject: \u201cLIFESAVERS\u201d fo 7:30 p.m.* Sermon Subject: \u201cTHE INDISPENSABLE\u201d Miss Wilson is noted for her bright, modern, human approach to everyday problems.Le EST» nude \"Ia : ~ ir ETE rR Raa _ 8-1903.HILLMAN CONVERTIBLE ACCESSORIES HUSKY PARTS HARD TOP SALES SERVICE \u2014 SEDAN 1822-26 St.Catherine W.Fl.4616 THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955 J -\u2014 REE J \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771+ Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.- Thursday tor current issue - The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3c for each additional word FAR iv Statesman Sales Ambassador Service Metropolitan Parts Rambler Accessories 1822-26 St.Catherine St.W Fl.4616 4 FARMS FOR SALE TIRED of city living?Lovely farm home, 4 bedrooms.In Montreal commuting area.Protestant school bus service.140 acres.Buy the \u201cfarm, rent the land and start to live.$18,000.00, Terms.Kenneth E.Lyall, Howick, Que.Phone 607R3.23 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED BACHELOR, 30, looking for a friendly yet refined home, where there is an appreciation of classical music, and possibly, a piano.Location, preferably central Westmount, above Sherbrooke.Full board.Apply Box 451, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue: 24 AUTOS FOR SALE MERCURY sedan 1954.All equipped, top condition, Best cash offer, Li 1 27 GARACES WANTED GARAGE space on or near Upper Lansdowne.WA, 2221, D-19 29, FOR SALE TWIN BABY CARRIAGE Gendron, like new, GL.1170 between 6-8 p.m.D-13 GATELEG table walnut, $23.R.C.A.radio with player attachment, $25.WA.3085.D-12 TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you something you want moved immediately and inexpensively.Rent a trailer from Ace Trailer and Outboard Motor Rentals.RE, 8-9871, MAN'S bicycle, large size, goûdd condition $10.00; Jacket heater, bag of coal, Bannerman ash sifter, all for $7.50; General Electric Washing machine $10.00.WE.3042.D-21 Trend to Bigger Cities Noted in Monthly Review In the decade 1941-51, nearly two-thirds of Canada\u2019s population increase took place in the 35 chief urban areas of the country, says the current Monthly Review of The Bapk of Nova Scotia, which deals with the trend to bigger cities and some of the | reasons for it.Between 1941 and 1951 the combined suburban parts of the eight largest cities grew by 67%.Of the 51 incorporated placed that entered the 5,000 and over group during the decade, 19 were parts of metropolitan areas of 100,000 and over.In fact, by 1951 about one-third of the entire Canadian population was living in metropolitan areas of this size, and around 45% of it in urban aggreations of 40,000 or more.Canada\u2019s growth, the Review observes, is generally thought of in terms of the development of natural resources.And, indeed, in the surges of expansion that have marked her history, activity on LD Aull FUNCRAL HOM ¢ 5610 Sherbrooke St W, DExver 1149 Complately i AIR CONDITIONED = Funeral Home ond Chapel Be doi active funeral Se + (2 aN eit = bj rp ZN i = Tha Chapel of Cathedral Beauty Fl 3 the frontier has been the quickening element.But much as it fires the imagination, this population growth on the frontier bulks very small in actual numbers beside the growth in the great metropolitan centres.Discussing the reasons for this | growth, the Review notes that resource development and high levels of agriculture income have stimulated the capital goods industries.Export demand for such highly processed materials ag aluminum and nickel has been extraordinarily strong.High em- ploymepfy has meant a heavy demand for consumer durable goods and fabricated building materials as well as for the everyday necessities of life.The consequent increase ih manufacturing capacity has played a major role in the growth of the industrial cities of Ontario and Quebec.The advantage of location that account for the extraordinary concentration of Canadian manufacturing in the cities of southern Ontario and the St.Lawrence {Valley has continued to operate as in the past.The big market provided by a densely populated area, and proximity to a pool of skilled labour and to suppliers of parts and - materials are compelling attractions \u2014 witness the snowballing growth of Montreal and Toronto.Cheap water transportation and good rail and road connections are further factors and have been especially important to the steel city of Hamilton and the rapidly growing cities of the Niagara Peninsula with their nickel refining, steel fabricating, and other heavy industry.Plentiful supplies of cheap power have been crucial to the 29 .FOR SALE BEDROOM, living room furniture for sale.Good 7 p.m.D-20 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE OFFICE ASSISTANT Mature, knowledge of bookkeeping and typing.Westmount.HU.8-122 buy.HA.6888 after | Jrades and Professional Cards Additione;: Words 3c Each * * 20 Words 75e - 42 PERSON.ALS ' SKINNY\u2019 MEN, WOMEN! GAIN 5, 10, 15 lbs, New pep.Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets.Improves appetite impaired by iron deficiency.\u201cGet- acquainted size only 60c.All druggists.D-15 45 MONEY TO LOAN AT 5% mortgage loans quickly.Contractors, privates.Notary.E growth of all the centres mentioned and account in\u2019 the main for the development of the impressive Arvida-Chicoutimi area in Quebec, with its aluminum and pulp and paper industries based on the power of the Saguenay.Manufacturing expansion has, of course, not®been confined to the major industrial provinces.In Greater Winnipeg and Greater Vancouver, where the manufacturing \u2018base was already well vs- tablished through the growth of industries to process local raw materials or to serve the local mraket, there has been considerable expgnsion and diversification.Edmonton, strategically close to natural gas, has begun to develop industries based on this resource as ,& raw material or a fuel, Despite developments of this sort, however, these cities remain primarily distributing and shipping centres.Indeed, rising commercial activity has played the major role in the postwar expan- \u2018sion of the Maritime port cities, of the twin cities at the Lake- head, of Winnipeg, still the main distributing point for the West, and of Regina, Saskatoon and Calgary in the heart of the wheat-growing plains.Edmonton and Vancouver have been particularly stimulated by resource development in the hinterlands which they serve.Of course, most of the big cities in the country owe their growth at least in part to their functions as distributing and shipping centres.The growth of banking, insurance and other financial institutions has also been impor- \u2018tant, especially in Toronto and Montreal.Moreover, as concex- trations of population become larger, the service industries become increasingly important.The increase in the army of white- collar workers has undoubtedly contributed to the spread of suburban residential areas, and so to further expansion in construction, trade and services.These processes of growth have produced two big metropolitan agglomerations, Montreal and Toronto.Yet the analysis in the Review shows that there has also been very rapid growth in other and newer industrial areas as well.Smaller centres often enjoy many of the same advantages in respect to power and transportation as large cities.They may possess established specialized industries which tend to attract others of a like sort.And the absence of some of the disadvantages of large centres \u2014 high land values, high taxes, long journeys to work \u2014 have a tendency to lower costs for both industry and its workers.Often such considerations prove more attractive that the advan- BUILDING REPAIRS CHIMNEY REPAIRS ACADIA pépustruction Les Lid.concrete, brick, stone, plaster, e - 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FURRIERS HAVE your furs repaired or styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs.Storage facilities at standard rates.1235 Greene Ave., WI.3312, D-5 RADIO T.V.REPAIRS RADIO and television repair by expertly licensed technician, \u2018 also washing machines, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, motors and electric stoves.TU.95 D-7 T RELIABLE television and radio repairs.Day and night service.All work guaranteed.FI.8753, TV and Radio Service, 3229 St.Antoine, D-9 UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERING of all kinds, Custom and \u201cecovering.Remodelling and repairs.Expert workmanship.Free estimates, 24-hour service.Marcel Aubin, 5031 Notre Dame By West, Phone WI.3634 D-3 cost, do so.Others pay as much as they are able, and many pay nothing at all.About 80 per cent of the total budget last year came from Welfare Federation, which campaigns annually for funds to support the Day Nursery and 26 other Red Feather agencies operating in Montreal.The 1955, campaign opens late next month for an objective of $1,685,000.An all-out effort to.\u201cclose the gap\u201d between the objective and what was actually raised during last year\u2019s drive will be held under the general chairmanship of A.C.Jensen, of the Bank of Montreal.WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue .pensive of welfare.services.Those families who can pay the The efforts of smaller centres to attract industry through advertising and special inducements appear to be bearing fruit.While there is no likehood that Montreal and Toronto will stop grow- | -l ing, \u2018medium-sized centres may enjoy faster rates of growth, and such a development would cer- tages of a metropolitan location.| tainly be a healthy one.1.\\ Plateau 1104 FOR DEPENDABLE TELEVISION SERVICE npr rere rer me ame a tee .ent TRIER Se PE TORE +e ai PAGE SIX Mrs.W.S.McCutcheon has returned from Lennoxville where she was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Lawrence.\u2018 Mrs.Eric Riordon left by motor on Saturday for Metis Beach where she will spend two weeks at the Boule Rock Hotel.Col.R.D.Harkness, DSO, MC, \u2018and Mrs.Harkness of West- \"mount arrived in the Empress of France Friday following a two months\u2019 vacation in the United Kingdom and the Scandinavian countries.Mrs.Y.Gaulan recently entertained at luncheon at her residence.Her guests included Mrs.Arnold Heckle, Mrs.William Riven, national vice-president of Hadassah, Mrs.W.Shephard, Mrs.A.Aisenstadt, Mrs.S.Klein, Mrs.Charles Teakle, Mrs.J.B.Leightman, Mrs.W.Levain and Mrs.John Singer.Mrs.Sam Sorin (nee Edith Wise) formerly of New York now of Florida left Monday to visit her parents in Calgary, Alta, after a short stay with her brother-in-law and sister Mr.and Mrs.A.Goodman, 4842 Victoria Avenue.Mr.Sorin has performed locally as a concert pianist.Mrs.Sorin, formerly associated with the Juilliard School of Music, was accompanied by her four-year-old daughter Catherine.Miss Frances Goltman returned home last week from Chicago after an extended holiday following the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers\u2019 Association convention in Vancouver, where Miss Goltman gave an address PRE.¥ noisseurs.Miss Goltman visited San Francisco, where she was a guest at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel, at the New Statler in Los Angeles and the Palmer House in Chicago where she atlended the closing banquet of the National Association of Music Merchants convention.Miss Goltman was interviewed by Rosemary O'Brien on station WBBM in the CBS studios in the Wrigley Building and by John McCormick on the Lyon and Healy program on Composers, Critics and Con- WJJD in Chicago.FINAL CLEARANCE !! \u201cALL SUMMER DRESSES REDUCED 50% | .prive ust - { Crisp New COTTONS for now thru Fall from 16.95 1353 Greene Ave.Charlotte Gowns FI.7773 WESTMOUNT ay ee a ee ee Te EE de PET TL a a a \u201c GOTHIC-ELFIN \u2014 Get Yours Today At ME À.COURVAL CORSETIERE * 4861 Sherbrooke West, Westitount DE.5056 aaa aaa ee a au a a TE Through the Summer months, enjoy perfect fit and comfort with: SARONG \u2014 The Girdle that walks with you and The answer to a more beautiful figure.a a a a a a a a a a a nT a Tea Te Ta Tae a ua Tu ee dT a\" THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955 - Social - >< ay rsonal < + Engagements - + + MISS HEATHER JANE CLEVELAND, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.E.Thorburn Cleveland, of Westmount, and MR.WILLIAM LYALL NOTMAN, son of Mr.Keith C.Notman and step-son of Mrs.Notman, whose marriage has been arranged to take place on Friday, September 9, in, Dominion-Douglas Church, Westmount.The bride is a graduate of the Royal Victoria .Hospital School of Nursing.\u2014Geraldine Carpenter Photo | Renaissance of (Part III) Indian Women by Nayantara Sahgal (concluded) This came changing fortunes later when the | semblies, of history | they paid tribute to her as an intelligent and con- created the need for a different scientious member of society.outlook.In India\u2019s rirst fresh dawn it had no place.Not godliness but humanity was the exalted ideal.Even the Vedic gods were like humans, with the same tempestuous appetites as human beings, often assuming human form and living among men and women.No other age could have produced the concept of \u2018\u2018Ardha- Narishvara.\u201d The almighty Himself was \u2018half woman and half man, In later times Tue status of woman gradually declined.India was no exception to the worldwide trend that kept woman subservient & man throughout the Middle Ages and up to recent times.When invasions from Central Asia ravaged India, when the country\u2019s political and social structure was shaken, and when as \u2018a result of this woman's position suffered degradation, changes took place in the attitude' towards her and in society's treatment of her.She retreated to a narrow sphere.her earlier freedom severly curtailed.New political and social conditions gave rise to new observances, and these gained ground through usage.The Indian woman, like her sister in medieval Europe, was not a person in her own right.Despite this decline the early ideal was not obliterated.Though men had forgotten it, India's literature and temple art still bore tumultuous witness to it.No woman in the world had been so lavishly portrayed in her many mods in words, in colours, and in stone.Rich, exuberant and ornate, painting and sculpture depicted her as -only a cherished being could have been depicted.Creating her in exotic splendour, with almond eyes and luxuriant tresses, bejewelled and beautifully gowned, they portrayed her as a woman who gloried in her feminity.Showing her unveiled in public places, in processions, at banquets and as- Literature lauded here fidelity and her devotion to duty, not as the inevitable attitude of amid creature, but as the courageous choice of an equal partner.It was too robust an ideal to long be shadowed by custom.That it emerged once again under Gand- hfji's aegis indicated that it was as vigorous as it had once been.Woman's position in free India is a harking back to her Vedic ancestress.She has no need to seek a pattern reflecting another civilization or to adopt attitudes unsuited to her own setting.This accounts for the fact that her revolution has had no outward manifestation.There has been no major change, for example, in her style of dress.The essentials of her equal citizenship with men, too, were recognised long ago in her own culture, on her own soil, in this very land.They did not have to be borrowed from another source.But centuries of indifference to her welfare separate her from her early heritage.It i§ true that even during this period there were women who distinguished themselves in a variety of fields.There has\u2018 been no dearth of illustrious women in Indian history.There have been scholars, philosophers and poetesses among them.queen regents and rulers, even women who went into battle.But hy and large they have sufferéd as a result of the many restrictions imposed upon them.Betwéen the distant.past and the present time society offers a tarnished record where.its treatment of woman is concerned.It is to erase this that the Constitution of India now guarantees to her equality of opportunity with man.A concrete step towards this is the Hindu Code Bill now being debated in Parliament which seeks a more just status for women with regard to marriage and divorce laws and the .«4 FO Ai CEST td D PSP Vsddings@ Mr.; nd Mrs.A.\u2018A.MeNiece | have returned from Digby, N:S.| where they spent a.month at ; -| the Digby Pines: Hotel.es .Dr.and Mrs.Frank Beall - and | -09 3I5UYeSE owed Buuedo aap Mr.and their children, have -return- \u2018ed following a stay at Scarbo- \u2018rough Beach, Maine.Miss Kathleen Cobbett, of \u2018Westmount, sailed Tuesday on the Homeric to spend several weeks travelling in England and on the continent.ME } ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.of Notre Dame de Grace, announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine to Kenneth Gordon Patterson, son of Mr.and Mrs, F.W.Patterson, of St.Laurent.The marriage has been arranged to take place at mount, at 3 pm.September 17.on Saturday, Mrs.James S.Parke of Valois announces the, engagement lis, to Laurence Charles Gagnon, son of George B.Gagnon and the late Mrs.Gagnon of West- mount.The wedding will take place .Saturday, Aug.27: Mr.and Mrs.Fremlin Edward Hollingsworth of Sault Ste.Marie,, Ontario, announce, the engagement of their daughter Ellen Marie, to Mr.Albert Francis Frossard, son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Francis Fossard, son of Mr.and Mrs.Albert René Fros- sard of Westmount, Que., the wedding to take place September 10, at 4 p.m.in the First Baptist Church, Sault Ste.Marie, Ontario.inheritance of property, Its guiding principle is not a breaking away from the past but a reiteration of past ideals and an effort to adapt them to modern times.The young Indian girl now growing into womanhood will enjoy a great deal more freedom, and opportunity than her grandmother did, and because of this she wlil be closer in spirit to her country\u2019s early traditions than her grandmother was.He renaissance is a compelling symbol of the continuity of Indian life.CARLOS GERMANN Jeweller & Designer Repairs Remodelling - 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FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue (Opposite Avenue Theatra) ww 3312 D \u20142 Fo Pall RE SERA retin id HE bo atin RESALE 0S of her daughter, Marjorie Phyl- Wi.2298 i their son-in-law and daughter, and Mrs.John Roberton the Church of the Advent, West\u2014 t = ; James Donald, \\ - » + -Ont., Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Pearson; have returned : after - spending two_weeks at the Boule Rock > Hotel, Metis Beach, - 5 Mr.and Mrs.R.R.Robertson | of \"Mexico City are the guests of © Mrs.Robertson's mother, Mrs.E.Lo Carter of West- mount.- = Mrs.- w.C.Brooks of West- mount and Mrs.E.B.Harshaw and her daughter, Judith, are- guests at the Pines Hotel, Digby, N.S.Mrs.E.A.Edington is in Fredericton, N.B., where she is the guest of her son and daugh-* ter-in-law, Dr.and Mrs.A.M.Edington.T: Leslie Hodges and.Mrs.» Hodges, MBE, and Miss Claire Hodges have returned from Kennebunkport, Maine, where they were on vacation, Mrs.H.Y.Russel, Mrs.e.F.Sise and Miss Dorothy French have returned from Stratford, where they attended the Stratford Shakespearean Festival, - Rev.Dr.F.W.Norwood and Mrs, Norwood returned recently on the Empress of France after a trip abroad.Mrs.C.Bruce Murphy of Wéstmount will be a guest at the wedding Saturday of her son, Paul Robert Murphy, to Sheila Margaret Currie, in Ki- timat, B.C.Mrs.J.O'N.Gallery and her daughter, Miss Lillian Gallery, sailed recently from Quebec in the Arosa Star to spend several weeks travelling in Eng- Jand and on the Continent.Mrs.Edna Marie Hawkin has returned from a trip to Western Canada, during which she attended the Music Teachers\u2019 Convention in \u2018Vancouver and spent a vacation at Jasper Park Lodge.APPROACHING MARRIAGE The marriage of Victoria daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Daniel de Yturralde to \u201cMr.Albert \u201cHudon, son of Dr.and Mrs.Maurice Hudon, has been arranged to take place on Saturday, August 6, at twelve o'clock noon, in St.Leo's Church, Westmount, top, MISS FRANCES ELMA CUMMING, R.N., AND REV.CHARLES MELVIN FOSTER, whose marriage will take place at 3 p.m., Saturday, Aug.13, in Westmount Baptist Church.Miss Cumming is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Percy E.Cumming of Edmonton, Alta.Mr.Foster is the son of Mr.and Mrs.James Foster of Mimico, Ont.\"TRE f fp \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018Gail Wilson, \u2014Rice Photos Westmount, Sew Your Small Child a Gay Circus Tent Which He Can Use As Holiday Playhouse Make your child a miniature circus big-top tent for a magic summer hideaway.You need not be a star performer to make a tent fro these local sewing center directions out of 515 yards of cotton, à card-table and an ordinary dime \u2018store plunger.The plunger, fixed by its rubber end in the center of the card-table, x of honor.supports the top of the tent.man for his brother, Dye an old sheet or length of factory cotton ini a gay circus colour, shocking pink, chartreuse green or purple.Or use brilliantly striped denim.For sides of the tent, cut four pieces lengthwise, each 31 inches 281, inches long.These will fit any standard-sized Allowance has been these measurements for 12 for seams and 13; inches for the tom hem., wide and card-table.made in inch Sew these four side pieces together on the length of the fabric, leaving one side open, and hem.To make the \u2018pyramid-shaped eut out four triangles 31 inches at the base and 19% inches high.To do this measure 31 inches on the width of the goods and rule a line.From the centre of this line, measure up 191 inches and make a mark.Join this mark to the ends of the base line on either side.Form a pyramid by sewing Paul Gill, James Gill, the ceremony.tangle of fabric 2314; inches by WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955 \u2014 T \u201c WEDDING GILL - WILSON The marriage of Miss Heather daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Hugh Allen Wilson of to Grant son of Mr.and Mrs.of Westmount, took place quietly at 7 p.m., Thursday evening July 28, ; of the bride's parénts.Rev.J.D.Wilkie of Stanley Presbyterian Church performed The bride was attended by Mrs.Donald Stewart, as matron Jack Gill PAGE SEVEN => Engagements + ; Weddings > Ÿ Guests holidaying at the Pines Hotel, Digby, include Miss .-| Emily B.Fraser, of Westmount, Mrs.D.McK, Rowat of West- mount, Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Rosevear of the Town of Mount 7 Royäl, and Mr.and Mrs, 8.H.Newburn.Ke \\ New Summer Styles in Made-To-Measure .DRESSES ® Imported Materials ® European Designer Very Moderate Prices ® Repairing © Remodelling ANNA GOWNS 346A VICTORIA AVENUE (near Somerville) { * EL.0823 Evenings: GL.1553 CLOSED SATURDAYS DURING AUGUST \u2018 Morris in the home Foof Specialist was best 14 inches.Applique this with let- ideal refuge in the backyard for the youngest member of the family while you are at home.And it will make a perfect: place outside the cottage for rumpus raising when you are on holi- a writer, star, wives.° Canadian and French cookery.ters of fabric in a constrastin .: \u2018 Bla cook-book she wrote, Les (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount colour which spells out \u201cCome to ; ; , » Meilleurs Recettes (The Best Painless removal of corns the Circus\u201d.Add animal outlines ; \u2019 Recipes).has sold 85,000 callouses, ingrown toe nails.Your circus tent will form an ; ; i Latest electric equipment.copies in French Canada.As Plastic arch supports to relieve food editor and radio and as a teacher.tried to install a knowledge of food basics into Canadiän house- 1378 CREENE AVENUE all weak foot conditions.Children\u2019s Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone WI.1545 she -has days.The peace and quiet you gain, while your young hopeful plays in the exciting tent will more than repay you for the time spent making it.cut from fabric) You can trace letters and animals from a child's alphabet and colouring book, or find patterns for them in a standard pattern book.Applique letters and animals with zizag stitch on the rectangular patch of fabric.Then place the patch about 53% inches from the seam at one side of the tent next to the opening and centre NOW COMPLETELY \"AIR CONDITIONED MAA .SUMMER SPECIALS ! Half Price Permanents Rea.722 $12.50 \"9.5 $10.for Fl.2486 Fl.0562 + arta oi TRE TRO masser «are rec ai Mountain below Sherbrooke St.EE AR Lawn\" the four triangular pieces together along their bias edges.Stitch the straight edges of this pyramid to the top edges of the side sectipn.| To prevent the tent from slipping from the table, seam.down the open side to a distance of about 2 inches.Turn under the remaining raw edges and stitch to make a flap for entering the tent.To .give the teht a real circus air, siraple touches by Using the zizag attachment on the sewing machine.Cut out a gir- cus sign from a gay colored rec- ror Pa de i a aa aa For a \"MAGIC CARPET\u2019 - OF GRASS We will \u2018Spray \"Beauty Liquid Fertilizer on your lawn.OIL BURNER : SALES & SERVICE | à Fuel Wood - Coal Coke - Fireplace Wood 6 TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU : H.LABERGE \u201cŸ 23865 James St.Wes WL.8243 - FI 8306 0; 12 inch from the edge of the it.Applique it to the tent about patch and cut away excess fab- rie, Good Cook Knows Her Food Basics \u201cHousewives would cook better if their husbands made more fuss,\u201d says Madame Jehane Benoit, the cooking star of the CBC- TV program, \u201cLiving.\u201d In an article in the August issue of Canadian Homes and Gardens, Madame Benoit goes Will really enjoy cooking.and become outstanding codks when they \u2018know the basics of cooking.\u201d She believes that Canadian home cooking can one day have its own definite persortility, just like French, Italian or Hurgarian cooking.It is her Ambition to make every \"housewife keenly incer- ested in food, and she has spent most of her adult life working toward this end.Before TV brought her to national prominence, Madame Benoit was a respected authority on: French- |) 1347 GREENE AVENUE on to say that \u201cCanadian women: SHOP and SAVE In COOL COMFORT at MAY'S \u2018 FINAL CLEARANCE SUMMER DRESSES I/, PRICE pa CLOSING SATURDAYS AT 1 P.M.DURING AUGUST .Completely Air Conditioned ® | 1233 Greene Ave.ants ES pee © mn \u201cLADIES WEAR FI.9541 | Jr # a i % ; ?ei ms ee me re a PAGE EIGHT European Collection Of Fashions Will Aid St.Ann's Baby Clinic Proceeds from a European collection of fashions which will be presented by Henry Morgan & Co.Ltd.will be used to carry on the charitable work of the St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates.The show will be held in the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Wednesday.afternoon and evening, September 7, under the direction of Mrs.Eve Tri.For the past 39 years the As- % sociates have provided layettes and cod liver oil for needy infants, used clothing for mothers and pre-school age children, as well ag toys and nursery equipment for the clinic.In addition.this summer the associates were able to help some of the motners in ill health by sending them and their children to a convalescent home in the country where they benefitted greatly from this much needed change and rest.Members of the Associates are LAURENTIANS T\u2014=NYMARK'S Perfect Holiday at Reasonable Rates Golf course on grounds, swimming pool, tennis court, sundeck, Recreation - Orchestra Nightly Special Weekly Rates Free Golf for Weekly Guests Write for folder direct or call Monitor Vacation Bureau, w 771 TOWNSHIPS Lake View House KNOWLTON, QUEBEC COME to the Lake View for a quiet and restful haven for middle-aged people.AN IDEAL SPOT for the whole family to summer together.ADEQUATE facilities for picturesque walks.WE ARE NOTED for our good, wholesome, country style meals.INQUIRE about our special rates for year-round guests.Tel.No.17 or P.O.Box 240 PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL.NORTH HATLEY, QUE, Situated on beautiful Lake Massa- wippi, 90 miles from Montreal, Route 1 to Magog.Golf, water skiing and all other summer sports supervised by director.Every modern reasonable rates, resident comfort at Sprinkler protected-Fully Licensed For full particulars regarding rates, etc, write or phone 28, John McKay, proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2771.Where It's Always Cool DUNHAM, QUE., PHONE 69r2 EASTERN 1'OWNSHIPS (under New Management) 60 miles from Montreal Provincial Transport to door Excellent Food, Swimming, Fishing, Dancing with orchestra every Saturday.Reasonable rates.For reservation write or telephone to the «Lodge = mostly business girls and \u2018young matrons, who hold monthly meetings to sew and knit the necessary articles to make up the required layettes.Each year an average of T0 layettes are completed and at last 50 other families are given assistance through the medium of used clothing and Christmas baskets, Every Wednesday afternoon of the year volunteer members of the Associates attend the clinic, assisting Child Health nurses to weigh the babies, complete records, etc.General convener of the fashion show is Miss Kathryn Angle; ticket conveners, Mrs.W.P.Heelan and Mrs.R.V.Hemsted; ushers, Mrs.K.S.Crawford; and publicity, Miss Katherine Rou- thier.Tins on Toriring By CAROL LANE Women's Travel Authority A family I know plans regular \u2018\u2018collecting\u201d trips for their four children.As a result, the children never lack for rainy- day or sick-bed entertainment.On seashore trips, for instance, the children forage for shells or seaweed.When they go to a park, the loot consists of grasses, wildflowers, stones or leaves, - En route, they collect menus, maps, postcards, recipes and even car and luggage stickers.This miscellany, ch would seem like junk to most people, is transformed into gay and useful gadgets.Pretty pebbles fill a bowl to make a pencil holder for the desk, Others make bean bags, decorate their aquarium or fill pots for ivy and philodendron.Larger smooth stones are painted with designs to form paperweights and still larger ones are used as doorstops.Grasses, leaves, flowers and seaweed have .been dried and pressed, pasted on coloured paper and framed to make pictures, The day I saw them, the children were making a jig-saw puzzle from picture postcards, reinforced in back with cardboard and pasted together to form a complete picture of Niagara\u2019s wonders.It was pouring outside, but there was plenty of sunshine in that house, A deodorizing wick rubbed over the fingers or hands where garlic or onion has touched will remove the unpleasant odor.\u2014 THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1958 w MRS.W.P.HEELAN, ticket convener for the annual fall fashion show, sponsored -by St.Ann\u2019s Baby Clinic Associates, to be held Wednesday aftern oon and evening, September 7, in the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The fashions will be presented by Henry Morgan & Co.Ltd.\u2014W.Gordon Mitchell Photo Tested Reci pes Fruit stands across the country are a picture these days with all the fresh fruits that are in season \u2014 but it means busy jam and jelly making days ahead for homemakers.Perhaps you're planning an late summer fruits \u2014 peaches, we trust you will find these recipes helpful.This modern up-to-date method of jam and jelly making, includes a selection of recipes not only for jams and jellies but also marmalade, conserve and relish.Pear and Pineapple Jam 4 cups prepared fruit (about 2 lbs.ripe pears and 1 cup canned crushed pneapple) 1 tablespoon.lemon rind 1% cup lemon juice (4 lemons) 6-1 cups (2-% lbs.) sugar 1 bottle liquid fruit pectin To prepare fruit.Peel and core about 2 pounds fully ripe pears.Chop very fine or grind.Add 1 cup érushed pineapple and mix well.Measure 4 cups fruit into a very large saucepan.Grate the rind and squeeze the juice from 4 medium-sized lemons.Measure 1 tablespoon rind and %4 cup juice into 3auce- pan with fruit.To make jam.Add sugar to fruit in saucepan and mix well.Place over high heat, bring to a full rolling boil, and boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly.Remove from heat and at once stir in liquid fruit pectin.Skim off foam with metal spoon.Then stir and skim by turns for 5 minutes to cool slightly, to prevent.floating fruit.Ladle quickly into glasses.Cover jam at once with article on how to \u2018do down\u201d the apples, plums and grapes.If so, * 13 inch hot paraffin.Makes about 11 medium glasses, Cucumber Marmalade 2 cups prepared cucumber 4 cups (1-% Ibs.) sugar 14 cup lemon juice (about 3 , lemons) 2 tablespoons grated lemon rind 1% bottle liquid fruit pectin To prepare cucumber.Peel about 1-14 pounds fully ripe cucumbers.Chop very fine or grind.Measure 2 cups into a large saucepan.To make marmalade, Add sugar, lemon juice, and rind to cucumber in saucepan and mix well.Place over high heat, bring to a full rolling boil, and boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly.Remove from heat and at once stir in liquid fruit pectin.Skim off foam with metal spoon, Then stir and skim by turns for 5 minutes to cool slightly, to prevent floating particles.Ladle quickly into glasses.Cover at once with 14 inch paraffin.Makes about 6 medium glasses.NOTE: If desired, a few drops of green coloring may be added while mixture is coming to a boil, Apple Butter 5 cups fruit pulp 7-% cups (3-% lbs.) sugar 1¢ teaspoon allspice \"1 teaspoon cinnamon .14 bottle liquid fruit pectin Then make the butter.Put fruit pulp through sieve.Measure 5 cups into a very large saucepan.Add sugar and spices; mix well, Place over high heat, bring to a full rolling boil, and boll hard 1 minute, stirring constantly.Remove from heat and at once stir in liquid fruit pectin.Skim off foam with metal spoon.Ultralite Luggage Is Travel-Tested * It's finger-tip light luggage\u2014 made from magnesium, the -air- plane metal \u2014 that gets top fashion billing for 1955! .Samsonite of Canada, Ltd, long a leader in the luggage industry, ushered in a new era in luggage.fashion when they unveiled their fashion-wise Ultralite Samsonite line July 27 at a press showing on CNR\u2019's Super Continental at Central Station, Montreal, Specifically designed for modern travel, the beautiful new cases are made of air-light Dow magnesium and covered in a vinyl finish that defies scuff and wipes clean with a damp cloth.\u2018Finished in six airborne colors, Airline Grey, Vapor White, Flight Blue, Pilot \u2018Tan, Jet Gray and R.cket Brown, and .combined with a streamlined shapé, Ultralite Samsonite captures the fashion objective for luggage that is beautiful and long lasting.: All women\u2019s cases \u2014 which include a Beauty Case, O'Nite Case, Wardrobe and Pullman \u2014 are available in Airline \u201crey, Flight Blue, Vapor and White and Pilot Tan.They are lined in Sky Blue or Morning Gold quilted taffeta.Luxurious interior fittings such a8 pockets equip~ ped with waterproof lining; packing straps fitted with & gold buckle; alabaster plastic hangers and packing rods made packing speedier and more efficient.The men\u2019s pieces \u2014 which include a Quick Tripper.Tw Suit- er and Journeyer \u2014 come in a handsome dark grey, appropriately named Jet and a rich warm color called Rocket Brown.The lining in these cases show a more masculine taste in their tailored gabardine finishes.Samples of the Samsonite _Ultralite luggage were \u201c\u2018travel- tested\u201d by Canadian National Railways for lightness, case of handling and durability.After many thousands of miles over numerous routes, the Samsonite Ultralite luggage - was judged by officials \u201cgood as new.\u201d Samsonite \u2018Ultralite luggage, while already in some Can- adidn stores, 1s expected to be available throughout Canada by September, 1955., Angel Choirs Theologians commonly divide angels int onine orders or choirs: Seraphim, cherubim, thrones, dominations, virtues, powers, principalities, archangels, and angels, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.1188 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014| Ladle quickly into glasses.Cofer butter at once with 14 inch hot paraffin, \u2019 Expenses of tHe Department : of National Revenue, the federal government's tax-collecting de- partment, were $55 million last ° year, \u2019 3 - - Situated on the shores of Lake Hotel Dance Pavillion and Restaurant is Massawappi, the Pleasant View a popular rendez-vous for vacationists at North Hatley, Que.7 By SIDNEY Canada and the United Sta neighbors.They cross and international border without practical example of what ~ ! = Here is a preview of what will be worn at smart theatrical openings next season.The evening jacket is of paisley pattern silver lame and is cuffed and collared in mink, It is wore with an understated \u2018but distinctive dress, which is as it should be,\u201d with so opulent a jacket, The black crepe dress has a low, square neck- \" line and inverted tucks through the middle \u201clend a slightly : shaped silhouette to an other- .wise straight line.- Fort Henry Guard Visits ~The United States Marines RICHMOND While statesmen ard diplomats go on meeting and discussing the possibility of peace amongst the Great Powers, tes continue to give actual evidences that twa nations can, and do, live as friendly recross constantly a long any serious problems.This co-operation has, for one example, made an actuality of construction of the great St.Lawrence Seaway which is a may be achieved through mutual trust and friendship, not to mention many others.rr re = nN The most recent example of this historic friendship has been the visit of the renowned Ontario Department of Highways\u2019 Fort Henry Guard, Kingston, to Washington where they were guests of Marine Corps of the United States.Since that notable event exemplified the good will between the two countries, Hon.James N.Allan, Minister of Highways, officially represented the Ontario Government because the Fort is operated under his Department, as a service to the public.- ~ How did this fraternizing come about, it may be asked?The trip of the Fort Henry Guard south was a return visit of a trip made by the Marine Corps to Old Fort Henry in August, 1954, to assist in the celebration of the signing of the Ogdensburg Treaty be- \u2018tween Canada and the United States.: Both happenings make evident the fact that countries can forget the past and live and trade with one another peaceably.The invitation to the Guard had come from the Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, General Lemuel Shepherd, Jr., on March 17, of this year.Donald Crisp is one of the real acting veterans of Holywood and Westerns are one of filmland's most popular types of pictures, yet his role as Alex Waggoman in \u201cThe Man From Laramie\u201d is only Crip\u2019s second Western part.His first was 37 years \u2018ago, when he directed and co-starred with Dorothy Gish in \u201cThe Mountain Rat.\u201d = HE - .7 ~~~ SCHOOL OF x \u2018Some of Montreal's leading « \u201c 1480 DRUMMOND.ST.>.SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS RETAILING Te a An Earn-While-You-Learn program in co-operation with retail stores.Curriculum x\u201d especially designed to prepare high school Graduates.for \u2018.©, a career in retailing.Courses commence Sept.19.Fo a Registration how open Information from the Director MA.8331 THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1955 - EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY Prof.R.B.Since 1947, caves near the ancient manuscripts that are Bible and the period which in a series of three talks on On TV: Dead Sea Data Judaism and the rise of Christianity.How and what discoveries were made, what the scrolls revealed about the Bible and an ancient religious community, and what may be expected when the translations ares complete, will be told by Dr.R.B.Y.Scott, \u2018Montreal theological professor, work at 10:20 p.m.EDT on Aug.15,16 and 18.So.fi PAGE NINE gained first-hand as he worked with ether scholars on the finds now ~-3ting in the Palestine Archaeological Museum.On Tuesday, Aug.16, he will tell what the archaeological excavations revealed about the an\u201c cient .religious community of The Essenes, a Jewish sect \u2018to which the most impôrtant of the Dead Sea scolls belonged., , His final talk on Thursday, Aug.18, will be about the Bible, how the manuscripts already - translated affect it and what may be expected from additional translations.the CBC Trans-Canada net-|\" Prior to being in Montreal, \u2018 Dr.Scott was professor of Old Testament at the Union College Y, Scott Dead Sea have been yielding throwing new light on the saw the transformation of Dr.Scott,\u201d who has been pro-# fessor of Old Testament at the United Theological College in Montreal since -1931, made his first visit to the scene of the discoveries in 1951, and since in Vancouver.He is now under appointment to the Department of Religion at Princeton Univer - sity, where he will be going this September.the only one in North America.In his first talk on Monday, Aug.15, he will discuss the.discoveries, giving information that time has been a close student of the manuscripts.It was through his efforts that a spon- gor is now suppor iz a collection of thesé Bible fragments for which eventually may be the largest outside Jerusalem and Canadian Book Of Facts Released Here All the coal mines in Nova Scotia were once given as a gift to the brother of George IV \u2014 a royal spendthrift who in two years lost the mines to his creditors.In the last 50 years the average Canadian farm has increased in size from 124 to 279 acres, and in value of land, buildings, machinery and livestock from $3,500 to $15,000.In just the past 15 years the number of Canadians employed on farms has decreased from 1,100,000 to about 800,000 \u2014 while in the same period the number of Canadians employed in manufacturing has increased from 650,000 to more than 1,300,000.Such are some of the items of information contained in the 11th annual edition of Quick Canadian Facts, the pocket annual of facts about Canada released this week by the publishers.Among the thousands of other facts about Canada noted in the new .book are: Only two countries in the world, the United States and Soviet Russia, have more miles of railway track than has Canada; Canadian railways \u2018operate 4,818 locomotives, 6,456 pas- Senger cars and 187,980 freight cars; Since 1939 the average weekly wage in Canadian manufactur- | ing plants has increased from $20.14 to $58.36; The White House in Washington gained its name through a series of events that started with the burning of Toronto by American forces in the War of 1812; in retaliation British\u201d forces capturea the U.S* capital and burned public buildings, including the president\u2019s residence, which scarred by flames, was painted over with white paint and has been known as the White House ever since; This year Canadians wil pay | about $7 billion in taxes to their federal and provincial governments, compared with $800 million in 1939; It -is estimated that Canada must- have a population of 80,- 000,000 by the year 1975 to meet responsibilities of defense and to fill a framework of government that is four times too large for the country.The new edition \u2018 of Quick Canadian Facts, which carries up-to-date information on all significant aspects of Canadian McGill University, a collection | | ANNEX COACHING SCHOOL ' .lego] \" Sir George Williams College and Schools Of The Montreal Y.M.C.A.ACADEMIE ST-LEON ST.LEO'S ACADEMY 360 Avenue Clarke - Westmount COURS CLASSIQUE (Latin-Sciences) Autorisé par le Département de l'Instruction publique SN College\u2014Day or Evening Degree Courses.B.A.B.Sc.B.Com: | High School\u2014Evening only.\u2018Elementary School \u2014 Evening only.; School of Art\u2014Day or Evening.Business School\u2014Day or Evening.School of Retailing\u2014Day only.INFORMATION FROM THE REGISTRAR ; MA.9331 1441 DRUMMOND ST.+ Classe d'éléments latins (admission après la 7e année) Cours LETTRES-SCIENCES \u2014 HIGH SCHOOL SEGTION FRANCAISE - SECTION ANGLAISE INSCRIPTION: fous les mercredis de 10 a.m.à 2 p.m.Fl.2843 1474 Drummond Street The only school in Montreal devoted exclusively .to tutoring for Open Saturday till 2 P.M.te em 8 - £3 THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955.PAGE ELEVEN Durnan, Broden Combine Talent For 11-0 Win - By MARTY GOODMAN If Monday night's benefit game had been a test strictly between Youth and Experience, the Snowdon League Old Timers might have been able to make their know-how stand up for a winning performance.But somewhere the script got lost, and the Canadiens All Stars came up with a squad not only bristling with good young talent, but also plenty deep in savvy.The present day Hab stars were led to their 11-0 victory by performers from the past and future.Big Bill Durnan, an all time Snowdon League great, and former netminder, combined with Connie Broden, also an ex-Snow- don star whose hockey trail is just reaching the big time, to shut out the Sno-Vets on eight hits.The annual Old Timers game \u2014 reeled off at Trenholme park \u2014 realized $277.10 in aid of minor sports in the western area.Members of both teams, slong with Snowdon League officials and players, threw themselves wholeheartedly into the affair.But westend fans, evidently unmindful of the cause, didn\u2019t bother to co-op- erate.Undoubtedly threatening weather was a factor, but if the local youngsters aren\u2019t Blake's Boys Best CANADIENS OLD TIMERS | Habs Top Sno-Vets With Youth, Experience ~\" ; REMEMBER THEM?The four members of the Canadiens All Stars who took part in the annual minor sports benefit game at Trenholme park Monday, are well known to local fans both as previous performers in the Snowdon circuit and as ab r- hthrbipo a e abr-hibrbipo a e West End residents.These representatives are, from left to Orth the chance of rain, what plante © ,\u2026 @ 1 2 2 0 50 0 Flookes, Wet 4 D 0°0 0 10 1! right, Doug Harvey, Ken Mosdell, Bill Durnan and Toe Blake.Fo i Marshall, ef | 4 1 2 3 1 1 1 0 Bervaldi, rf .4 0 1 1 06 0 0 0 Sno-Vets are Gerry Snyder, Fritzie Crowdis, Sibby Mundey Those that did attend \u2014 about Harvey, \u2018ss .4 © 2 2 1 3 2 0 Crowdis, 3b .5 & 1 1 0 2 1 2| gang George Scully.(Photo by Ed.Bermingham) 1,000 \u2014 watched as the two Beliveau, 2b.5 2 9 ° 1s 2 à Mundey, 1b in 4 2 1 i 2 5 9 2 .: teams hung up five zeroes each Lectatr, Yo: 32 110% 21 Kiloran sis.4 0 1 1 0 3 2 third base most of the time.Cauley also put in a guest ap- on the scoreboard.The Habs Durnan, prt.42 11001 0 Mchonald, elf 2 0.2 2 9 5 9 $| Rocket Richard put in an appear- pearance, and did a pre-game counted their first marker in the Eftdtn, p \"3 3 25 2 0 2 0 Seully, p.2 0 1 1 0 0 0 of ance at the start of the game, rundown on the players and their sixth, an ynearned run because Stark, p .1000090909 9%bput couldn't stay.CJAD\u2019s AI! exploits on both diamond and ice, of Sibby Mundey's error.42111217 72710 2 35 0 8 8 027 6 9 Then they exploded for 10 Lo, Canadiens.000 001 442\u201411 .more tallies in the final three| Siowdon .000 000 000\u2014 0 Small or large installations in houses or innings, putting together nine hits with six errors by the Old Timers.Durnan \u2014 looking in far better shape than when he appeared here in a similar benefit two years ago \u2014 tossed the first four frames.for the Habs and allowed only \u201cthree hits.He fanned two and walked two, showing several flashes of good speed.The Old Timers came closest to scoring in the third when Pete McDonald singled, and after George Scully and Bill Flookes fouled out to catcher Jacques Plante, Gerry Snyder walked.Joe Bervaldi rapped a long single to the outfield, but Don Marshall cut down Me- Donald at the plate with a fine heave.In the fourth the Old Timers managed to get the first two men on, as Fritzie Crowdis singled and Mundey got a pass from Durnan.But the latter bore down and retired the next three men without\u2018 further e.Connie Broden took over in the fifth, and while the Snowdon Vets managed.to get men on base every inning, they couldn\u2019t bring home.a run.Broden stranded nine runners during his stint, three in the final frame.George Scully and Mac Stark both hurled effectively for the Vets, Scully starting and breezing through the first three cantos.He fanned four, walked one and allowed one hit, a single to Plante.01 Stark proved equally effective against the Habs, whiff- Ing six in three innings, and giving up two bingles.He became the loser.in the sixth when Ken Mosdell walked and 2B\u2014Mosdel, Marshall.HR\u2014Broden.Sacrifice\u2014Marshall.SB\u2014Plante; Flookes.LOB\u2014Canadiens 11; Old Timers -13.DP\u2014Leclair to Bouchard BB\u2014off Durnan 2, Broden 3; Scully 4, Stark 2.SO\u2014by Durnan 2; 6 Snyder 1.H\u2014off Durnan $ in 4 inns., Broden 5 in 5; Scully 5 fn Sos Stark 2 in 3, Snyder 5 in 11/3.R and\u2019 ER-\u2014Scully 2.2, Stark 1-0, Snyder 8-3.HP\u2014Broden (Flookes).WP\u2014Durnan, PB\u2014Plante; L.McDonald 2, W\u2014Broden.L\u2014Stark.U\u2014Fanlon, Gaylor, Hilliard, Maher.T\u20141:33, A\u2014 app.1000.sacrifice \u2014 was safe on Mun- dey\u2019s error, Doug Harvey advanced the runners with a single, and Jean Beliveau\u2019s hoist to the outfield was deep enough for Big Moe to count.Gerry Snyder took over in the seventh, but his mates fell flat in the fielding department, and the \u2018Habs came to life with some good swats.Matters started when Durnan was safe on Crow- dis\u2019 error, and then Pete Mc- Donald \u2014 playing left field \u2014 misjudged Broden\u2019s smash which went for a four baser.The Habs added another .two markers the same inning when Mosdell and Marshall lashed consecutive doubles, and Harvey singled.Matters got worse in the eighth.Jackie Leclair was safe on a bunt attempt, and the next three batters were all safe on errors.Mosdell skied to Crowdis for one out, and then Flookes dropped Marshall's fly to center.At this point Snyder decide to call it a night on the pitching mound, nd signalled Scully to return.George walked Harvey, fanned Beliveau, and got out of the inning when Bou- chard forgot to touch second on a hard smash.While the Canadiens captain stood on third, Gord Armstrong retfiev- ed the ball and touched second.The total was four runs on two hits and four errors.\u2018Don Marshall \u2014 attempting to \u2018 to.\u201c ; \u2018 ; « The Habs added 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