The Westmount examiner, 2 septembre 1955, vendredi 2 septembre 1955

[" AAMAS ttn £5 robe re partit ie mess 10 ee eee are mm da ES ram ems UP FILM SPARKS SAFETY\" x À \u2018 } Byford Hopes\u201d | Movie Aids Ë Over Holiday Westmount.traffic safety : officials were well satisfied = today, at the effect of a new \u201c7 motion picture on traffic Ep arm » mer * safety.c A special showing of the\u2019 F i il Tak hel \u2014 : : : ¢ ° film ver, at 5 was hed VOL.XXVi, No.29 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 TWELVE PAGES 5 Theatre, sponsored by the 3 - Westmount Police Depart- ~~ ment, and attended by traffic safety officials from all _ of the island and surround- * ing municipalities, .Produced by RKO Pathe Inc., a - \u2014 the film tells a powerful traffic story, giving a camera's eye view © of the traffic accident problem as seen through the eyes of a California State Highway trooper.It was made, through the co- \u2018operation of the National Safety y Council, the Associated Press and the California State High- * way Patrol.Attending the special showing were members of surrounding .police departments, as well as of- Joy oR ficials of the West End Traffic \u20ac -.Safety Council, and members of i .+ the Westmount city council.re , In addition, several com- SR - S panies employing a large oH \u2026- number of Motor vehicles sent \u2019 representatives, such as the - Bell Telephone Company, Mon- = \u201cfreal Tramways Commission, > and trucking firms.i Chief R.A.Byford, who first F heard of the film and arranged \u2018 .for the showing in conjunction with the Avenue theatre, told The Examiner he hoped widespread publicity about the film would aid in cutting down .traffic accidents over the coming Labour Day weekend.The film is expected to be booked shortly into local theatres.It was shown last night -# - along with another feature film, 2 : \u2026 after the Yegular evening pro- monitor Jean Pierre Lapierre, Mayor De La- lanne and Alderman Powis, presenting the championship trophy to Poirier park.The MAKE PRESENTATIONS: Mayor J.A, De Lalanne and alderman Allan Powis hied themselves off to Verdun last week, where they presented trophies at the annual playground festival there.Left to right are assistant monitress Denise Laforest, assistant monitor Yves Lauzon, monitress Mrs.Simone Vainent, School Bells Here To Sound Soon Scores of Westmount school children will eke the last bit of pleasure out of the long summer vacation this weekend, as classes start early next week in both Protestant and Catholic sections.The Westmount Protestant Schools will reopen on Wednesday and Thursday, while Catholic classes will reopen Wednesday.Supplemental examinations will be hold Wednesday at 9 a.m.in the Senior High, in room 12.At 1:30 p.m.new pupils will register; these include those who x Still Missing Up to yesterday, Ming, the prize Siamese cat, was still missing from her.master\u2019s home on\u2018 Sunnyside avenue, police reported.The \u2018roving feline, owned by Dr.Richard Monohan, of 100 Sunnyside avenue, strayed from her home on Sunday, after she had been disturbed by some squirrels.Dr, Monohan, Westmount police \u2018and the SPCA have festival, held at the auditorium stadium, climaxes the summer season of playground activity in Verdun.Ed Bermingham = gram.4 : Devil Take Us had some time ago established itself with a high \u2018 reputation in traffic safety 74% - circles.In 1952 the film received fr the David S.Beyer memorial award from the Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, as the best theatrical motion picture on traf- * fic safety produced in that year.; .It also received a documentary trade Mare A citizens - did not attend a\u2019 Westmount school in 1954-55.nomination from the Academy of out for the misaine tabl 00k- Grade 10 students will as-* | ~~ Sci- gE y.1 5 .a \u201c st _ Motion Pictures,-Arts and Westmount police report |3emble in the gymnasium Thurs-| P.m.; and Grade 9 at 2:30 p.m.from the eastern to the western \u2018 ences.It was chosen by the they have recefved numerous day at 9 am.and Grade 11| Girls will go to the gymnasium limits of Westmount; (Continued on Page 9) phone calls from people who |PUPils in the same place at 1:30 and boys to the Assembly Hall.KING'S: south side of Sher- > a » .]| have reported seeing the p.m.School classes will start Al former elementary school |brooke street and below, from co , the cat, all the way from first thing Friday morning.pupils will report to heir dis- Metcalfe avenue (west side) to .Be Extra Careful Grosvenor avenue here, to St.Supplemental examinations at trict schools Wednesday at Claremont; + .Lambert.the Junior High will be held| 9 a.m.New students will re- QUEEN'S: south side of Sher- port at 10 am.to fhe princi- |brooke street and below, from p.m.New pupils \u2014 those who did pals.- Metcalfe avenue (east side) ta not attend a Westmount school Districts of the Protestant eastern limits of Westmount.in 1954-55 \u2014 wil convene at elementary schools are as fol- All pupils \u2014 both returning 1:30 p.m.lows: and new \u2014 will report to St.Grade 8 will assemble Thurs- ROSLYN: Leo\u2019s and St, Paul's at 9 am.day at 9 a.m.; Grade 7 at 1:30 Sherbrooke Wednesday.Classes will start Park Closing Both Protestant and Cath- \u201c Westmount has an organized So far however, Ming has Wednesday at 9 a.m.and 1:30 been able to elude all those keeping an eye out- foi her, and no one has been able to catch up with her.Ming, is a three-year-old Venetian Siamese cat of noble birth.Banners, Costumes Feature touch football, table tennis, =F |During Next Weeks v _ Local motorists were asked = > : this week to keep in mind the.\u2018 return to school next Wednesday of young boys and girls, following the long, summer vacation.Chief R.A Byford made a special plea to motorists to be à especially careful during the 7 _ next month, when youngsters the north side of street and above, lie schools reported they expected full enrolments, but no shortage of either teachers or Banners flew gaily at the classrooms, \" who have been running wild all summer might do thé \u2018same thing in the city.\u201cAll too often the young ones spend\u2019 their summer time _heedless of any dangers, and _ gensrally there are none to be, -6n guard for.Then when they i ¥gtarn to school their reflexes .are not conditioned to practice safety rules as they should,\u201d he said, \u201c lt ls up to motorists every- , where to be even more careful .during the first week of 7 geo when the boys and girls re just beginning to get used - \u2018and playgrounds Westmount Athletic Grounds last night, as the city parks climaxed their summer with the annual Parade of Playgrounds.Over 300 youngsters, cos- \u2018tumed and decorated, turned up for the event.À feature of the evening was-the opening parade when each playground marched around the WAG, led \" by the Royal Montreal Regiment Bugle Band.The boys and girls gave onlookers their activities, starting with sports.These included soft- a demonstration of - dodgeball and relay races.Boys and girls who won hon- - or awards this year at the playgrounds were introduced to the city council.Thèse included\u201d the most popular hoy and girl, most athletic boy and girl and the best boy and girl in handicrafts.* Mayor J.A.De Lialanne and parks and playgrounds commissioner JC.-Cushing both addressed the young gathering.The evening closed with the presentation of prizes and exhibition of handicrafts.These inchided feltwork, plastic lac- program on three playgrounds \u2014 Stayner, Prince Albert and Westmount parks.It operated from 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday.The program consists of sports, handicrafts, swimming, tours of interest, and lasted for 10 weeks.Average daily attendance was 258.Registration numbered 265.There was a qualified playground supervisor on each, and all equipment was supplied by the City of Westmount, De- partinent head B.A.Rothwell Senior High principal R.A, Bartlett announced the addition of a new teacher, A.Miller, to teach English and French.LABOR DAY In order that the staff may take advantage of the long week-end.The Rraminer of- _ lice will be closed on Munday, Jept.5, Labor Day.All depariments wili reopen on Tuesday, Sept.8.va Au = - termed the year, \u201cone sn the, ;l 14218x1 - Lo sine to traftle safety ent TTY RRP API CRA rr RARE As hE Sead ies =e 3 ë \u201ca .A A nd net Aman or a ect TENT TTI gE Lun dite A \" te Q -v - \u201c56 YEARS IN 8s WESTMOUNT CF Reliable + |- waren REPAIRS a : FEB Certified Watehmakers * OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.vo l WE.4045 PAGE THREE Gammell Named Chairman Of Maintenance Campaign \u2018R.G.M: Gammell, 3469 Addington avenue, has been \u2018named general chairman ef the annual maintenance campaign of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.The campaign, for 0 Soo, will be carried on from September 9 to Septem: .per ~ + Westmount Division is under * the chairmanship of Lorne Web- \u2018ster and includes: Gordon Figher, Westmount North; Walter SS.- Cottingham, Westmount south- - east; Kenneth Lindsay, West- mount south: west; Douglas Campbell, St.George; and Geoffrey Taylor, St.Henry.Mr.Gammell pointed out that of every dollar spent by the hospital last year 88 cents came from patients, government, and other sources.The public is being asked to subscribe the remaining 12 cents per dollar necessary to keep the hospital functioning at its present state of efficiency and public.service.Supporting .Mr.Gammell on the general campaign committee are: R.J.Kayser, deputy campaign chairman; R.B.Baldwin,\" territorial chairman; J.A.Cross.special .names chairman.Divisional chairmen for Notre Dame de Grace are Lloyd D.Jack of 4334 Harvard avenue, and D.Y.Novinger, 3816 Oxford avenue, Working under\u2019 Mr.Jack are group captains W.G.E.Aird and F.D.McMichael, Montreal West; J.G.Lang; R.E.Santo, and W.J.Sargeant, N.D.G.west; R.G.M.GAMMELL John Millighn,\u201d N.D.G.centre.Working with Mr.Névinger will be group captains E.George F.Anderson, Hampstead; D.Ross Horne, N.D.G.east; and Russell E.Lambert, Snowdon.TJ, D.McCallum and J.J.Me- Mahon respectively, are in charge of the campaign for Verdun and Point St.Charles.FREE \" DELIVERY 1311 GREENE AVENUE GL.1496 CY VV VV VPS T=\" Y VET YYVY VY RIGHT HERE, in your own neighbourhood, you can get the best buys in guaranteed used cars.So why not buy from a reliable firm where you'll be sure of courteous, honest treatment.You'll get ho taxis here.Every car is clean and fully guaranteed.remand Girard Secretary-Treasurer Paul Girard Certified Technicion Body Work and Painting Mechanical Repairs Montreal's oldest dealer for Chrysier, Plymouth and Fargo.) Victoria Ayenue Garage - 372 Victdria Ave.- Westmount - WAInut 2761-2 XF \u201cThe C ustomer of J Yesterday is à Friend Today\u201d.\"a.ww vv 7 (Continued on Page 8) MAAAAAAAAAAA nanaananaa as ip ee 7.THE PAGE FOUR.RETURNS FROM ISRAEL Rabbi 8.M.Zambrowsky, executive president of the Mizrachi Organization of Canada, will be the guest of honor at a \u201cHomecoming Reception\u201d on Thursday, September 8, at 8:30 p.m.at Mizrachi Headquarters, 5402 Park avenue, FOR DEPENDABLE TELEVISION SERVICE e LUMBER .®* PLYWOODS * HARDWARE * PAINTS * WALLBOARDS * WALL PANELLINGS DO-IT-YOURSELF! ® COFFEE & END TABLE TOPS © IRON and WOOD LEGS © SMALL SIZE PLYWOOD ® CUT TO SIZE ORDERS SHOWROOM ® IDEAS \u2014 PLANS ® DISPLAYS\u2014FREE ESTIMATES ® FREE SKETCHES DRAWN HOME OWNER'S er, \u201cCindy\u201d; Mrs.Wm.Swaffield, of 674 Gordon ave., and her Boxer, \u201cDuke\u201d and G.WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.2, 1955 WINNERS OF THE ADVANCED Training - class sponsored by the Mountain City Obedience Club are (left to right) Miss Patricia Murray, with her Germain Shorthaired Point- Bradley, of 2047 Vendome ave., and his Boxer, also named \u201cDuke\u201d.The judging took place at North Hatley.The class began in mid- June and was held on the upper playfield of McGill University.Instructor was the Club\u2019s Assistant Trainer, Miss Lea Herranean.Westmount Girl Wins MSS Degree At Smith College - \u2018Miss Marion M.Johnson, of 4653 Sherbrooke street west, a graduate in arts at McGill University in 1959, received a Master of Social Science degree from the Smith College School.for Social Work, Northampton, Mass., at the close of the 37th summer session on the campus, Tuesday.Miss \u201cJohnson's MSS - degree thesis was entilled Characteristics Of Children With School Problems.She has accepted a position with the Family Service of Cin- cinngti and Hamilton County.Master of Social Science degrees were awarded to 40 students, and two received certification.The advanced degree recipients represent eleven states, from Vermont .to Alabama, Arizona and California, the District of Columbia, Canada, England and France.Thee 1955 graduates of the Smith College School for Sorial Work have already accepted positions in agencies and clinics servicing families and children in ten states, and in Canada, England and France.Library Hours Pay.The Westmount Public Library begins regular winter hours after Labour Day, as follows: Callum Thompson 2571 Cote de Liesse Rd.BUDGET PLANS RE.7-6575 SHEARER LUMBER 5.Monday through Friday \u2014 from 10 a.m.to 9 p.m.; Saturday \u2014 from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.The children\u2019s room is open every week day from 2 p.m.to 6 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m.to 12 noon, and 2 p.m.to 6 p.m.Open Saturday till 2 P.M in the position.MONTREAL BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you: Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: JACK ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave, & Sherbrooke St.: base for new entrants in Nov.Takes New Post Sunday Rev.Callum Thompson will be welcomed to his new post as minister of Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Church this Sunday, when he conducts his first service Mr.Thompson was for the past two years senior Protestant Chaplain at HMCS Cornwallis, the training a Scotia.Accompanied by his wife and* four children \u2014 two boys and two girls \u2014 he has taken up residence on Arlington Avenue.Mr.Thompson has had a varied and distinguished career.An honours B.A.from the University of British ColumYia, he headed the class in theology at the Union Theological College there, and subsequently secured his degree in divinity from Emmanuel College in Toronto.His first two charges, in British Columbia at Nakusp and Cran- brook, were of brief duration for he was shortly on active service with the 19th Field Regiment of the R.C.A.From 1942 to 1945 he acted as Chaplain with the Canadian Army, participating in the campaign in north west Europe, and on the termination\u2019 of hostilities became first principal of the Canadian Army School of Religion at Amsterdam.« Returning to Canada in 1946 he was immediately \u2018called to the Alhambra Church in Toronto, and two years later to St.Paul's Church, Dundas, Ontario, where he remained for five years.During that period he acted as Ac- HOURS \u2014 spm.To 9 JOHN E.L.HOLLYER, Manager You can have a car with a radio for only $4.25 including Collision Insurance PLUS 8c per mile for a 1954 car 10c per mile for a 1955 car Of course you can also \u201c Peer-Winoson GARAGE INCORPORATED, LICENSEE .$t.Catherine and Peel Streets UN.6-3415 the Represented Coast to Cons! : ' UN.6-7987 in C am.\u2014 $4,25 ($50.deductible) rent'by the hour.anado and United States.SIT ET eS tn gm , REV.CALLUM THOMPSON tive Reserve Naval Chaplain at H.M.C.S.Star at Hamilton, and at the same time took a prominent part in church affairs.Not only was he a member of the Central Committee of the United Church on Culture, but he was also Chairman of Presbytery Committees concerned with evangelism, with missionary matters at home and abroad, and with colleges and students.Mr.and Mrs, Thompson are both keen mysicians, he having been solo tenor in the Bach Choir in Vancouver, whilst Mrs.Thompson, a daughter of the manse in Saskatchewan, has achieved success as a mezzo- soprano, and has had considerable experience in the direction of children\u2019s operas.LCC Opens Classes Lower Canada College ™ whi open Wednesday, Sept.7 at 10 a.m.when new boys report to the school.Lr At 6 pm.of the same day boarders will return while the school itself opens next morning, Thursday Sept.8 at 8.40 ant.cu ce Le - _ The Smith College School for Social Work, \u2018a graduate professional school established in 1918, awards M.S.S.degrees upon the fulfillment of three summer sessions of academic work on the Smith College campus, and two intervening winter sessions of carefully superviséd field work in one of the 35 cooperating clinics and agencies affiliated with the School The first School for the training of Psychiatric social workers to be established\u2018by a women's college, thé Smith College School for Social Work today has over 1600 alumnae in casework agencies of all kinds and in clinics and hospitals, in most of the United States and in eleven foreign EP, SAFETYLINER TUBELESS TIRE R33 , * NO TUBE TO BLOW OUT % FITS YOUR PRESENT RIMS % COSTS NO MORE THAN A REGULAR TIRE-AND TUBE FRANK ROSE Service Station SPECIALTY \u2014 ROAD SERVICE 4845 Cote St-Luc Road Tel.DE.9600 ALL IA RL I Rs TE.i + Oratory.; THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.2, 1955 Montrealers and tourists were warned this week to be on guard for persons claiming to sell articles in She name of St.Joseph's PAGE nve Oratory Issues Warning Against Sales of Goods an official said.\u201cThe merchandise which is being peddled does not come from the Oratory, nor is any profit derived by the Oratory from this trade.\u201d Sem are \u201cNo person ar institution, even though they claim to be the soul of.piety, has been authorized to sell any articlp whatever in the name of St.Joseph's Oratory,\u201d EEE TEE LOTS TE INTERNATIONAL INSPECTION: Central Station provided the initial getting acquained center for the eighth World Boy Scout Jamboree held at Niagara-on-the Lake, Ont.Waiting to board a Canadian National Railways special train for the site, Chuck Pailthorp of Portland, Ore.inspects the many badges displayed by Dick Aylmer of 95 Arlington avenue, Westmount.(CNR Photo) Scottish Concert Party Open At Victoria Hall The Robert Wilson Scottish Concert Party direct from Scotland will open this year\u2019s tour at Victoria Hall, Westmount on Wednesday and will give repeat performances on Thursday and Friday, Sept 8 and 9.The Scottish Societies Association is sponsoring the appearance of he Wilson Party in Montreal.Headed by Robert Wilson \u2018\u201cThe Voice of Scotland\u201d who will be heard in all the old favorites as well as his latest numbers including his smash hit \u201cHere's To The: Gordons\u201d one of the Scottish top ten selling records, the party is composed of artists whose names are household ones in the Old Country.Wilson who first was heard here with the D'oyly Carte Opera Comrany has had the honor of appearing on several Command Performances and is now recognized as the foremost singer of Scottish Songs with a flare for style all his own.Jack Anthony the comedian in the show needs no introduction to local audiences as he is the same gent who kept capacity crowds at Victoria Hall last fall in great glee with his own peculiar Scotch humour.Miss Bertha Ricardo Comedienne will\u2019 be heard in solo numbers and in comedy with Jack Anthony, made many friends last year with her typical music hall style of putting a song over.Jimmy Shand Scotland's best known accordionist whose records are in every Scotchman\u2019s record library wil.be heard with Robert Wilson in the new number \u201cDoonaree\u201d in which they teamed up to make this best seller record early this Spring.Margaret Mitchell the lady with the beautiful voice who charmed her listeners in Victoria Hall will be back with the party.Miss Mitchell was formerly Principal Soprano with the O'Oyly Carte Opera Company, \u201c\u2019Tammas Fisher at the piano has been described as the rare combination of the perfect accompanist as well as an outstanding soloist, Jimmy Neil will M.C.ithe show, ° wy! \u2019 I've newer seen \u201cI'm wearing out plenty of shoe leather these days delivering Dow Ale to customers.Waiters in other clubs and taverns are saying the same thing.None of us has ever seen anything like the tremendous increase in calls for Dow.-Seems that Dow's \u2018Cool Control\u2019 brewed flavor is exactly what the customers want.\u201d MONTREAL QUEBEC KITCHENER \u2018 this 1b 1 EEE QW v ep tae eo CASE SE ATI IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT to users of DOMESTIC FUEL OIL = NL @) 2d pT seat \\ Ra B-A OIL inaugurates A NEW DIRECT FROM REFINERY TO YOU SERVICE! For you, this new B-A Service means: Direct from refinery delivery protects the quality of your fuel oil.Fewer service calls on your furnace and oil burner, because like the famous B-A 88 and 98 gasolines, B-A fuel oil is CLEAN-BURNING AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES by reliable, courteous drivers 24-hour emergency service Assured supply from the largest Canadian-owned producer of petroleum products 12-month budget plan available Quality and service backed by B-A\u2019s national reputation ACT NOW take advantage of this NEW FUEL OIL SERVICE Call Mission 5-5806-7 Mission 5-5203 THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY LIMITER The largest oil company owned by Canadians.[J ne ak oth fags dears May 5 hs a LA ages crc arin 65: pd mtn ane Sr ne vecemae .A, a SA Se wen sense ee PAGE SIX | qu.THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.2, EDUCATIONAL om rune 1955 DIRECTORY One of he world's worst volcanic tragedies was the frightful eruption of Mount Pelee, Martinique, in 1902, which killed 28,- 000.FRANCES GOLTMAN Pianist, Lic.Mus.First Medalist, McGill University Pupils Successful in Highest Exams RECITALS Beginners and Advanced 5506 N.D.C.Ave.DE.6424 YOU CAN SEE AND FEEL map of Canada ever made, forms in vivid third dimension, indicate land use.the mountains and valleys on this unique new map of all Canada, which will be seen in many schoolrooms and offices this Fall.First plastic relief 2 pounds.it shows land Aero and 8 colours 3,000 place names are shown.Map scale.is 1 inch equals Its size is 45 by 49 inches, and it weighs only It was published jointly by two affiliated mapping organizations, Service, Limited and Spartan Air Services Limited, Ottawa.75 miles.Canadian King, ex- Island of hangs Bag bronze statues of the actly similar, on the Hawaii, and thereby tale.\u2019 According to \u201cParadise\u201d, Ha- wail\u2019s well-read monthly magazine, the people of Hawaii com- Missioned a bronze statue \u2018of |\u201c their beloved Kigg from Flor: + ence, Italy.The statue was.eventually finished and shipped - via Boston where it was.tran- shipped again.The last leg of the trip would take the boat, around the Horn.Unfortunately, however, the ship caught fire ~ and sank off the Falkland I= 7 lands.' : - Luckily, all eight feet six inch-.; es\u2019 of the bronze statue were ins.(Continued on Page 7) STAGE! | RADIO! | TELEVISION ! ! ! = _ REGISTER SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF RETAILING An Earn-While-You-Learn program in co-operation with some of Montreal» leading retail stores.Curriculum especially designed to prepare high school Graduates for - a career in retailing.Courses commence Sept.19.\u2018 Registration now open Information from the Director 480 DRUMMOND ST.MA.8331 WE.8842 RUTH SOREL School of the Dance Classical and Modern Beginners \u2014 Intermediates \u2014 Professionals Starts 6th September 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.announces that.ë = | MARGARET SAUL | Principal of the Margaret Saul School of Dancing, London, England 1932-53 .School of Dancing, Boston, Mass.1953-55 : ing exponent of the Cecchetti system of ballet instruction.Chol ith Lue .Principal of the Beacon | Will join the Elizabeth Leese Studio 2 as guest teacher for the 1955-56 season | The Elizabeth Leese Studio offers instruction in pre-ballet, ballet, i modern dance, character, American Jazz, musical theory, dance notation.».Lead- À Special teacher's course under the direction of Miss Saul for the 1955-56 season.326 Victoria Ave.- rem eee my men, RUES de : The faculty includes Juliette Fischer, June May, Martha Siegrist, Serge Garant, Don Harvie and Elizabeth Leese.REGISTRATION from Monday, August 22nd.SEASON begins Monday, September 12th.Westmount - WA, 8111-2 Ë SE RE Margaret Saul, i| St.Patrick, and St.AUSTRALIAN JOURNEY Stopovers At Honolulu Top Article No.2 Tonic For Editor's Ulcers By JOHN FREEMAN, Canadian Weekly Newspaper editorial representative and editor of the Lakeshore News, Pointe Claire, who recently returned from a 20,000-mile trip with Canadian Pacific Airlines which took him to Australia via Hawaii and Fiji.Arrival at Hawaii is an experience no traveller will gver forget.Having read the advertising literature pertaining to Hawaii I, like other weekly editors, had admired the copywriter\u2019s style more than I had his veracity.Phrases like \u2018Hawaii \u2014 Jotus islands of the Pacific\u201d had sounded wonderful but unreal.Before I left Honolulu airport next day I had cause to revise my opinion! Elegant accommodation, warm scented winds, bright sun, people create a state of wind absolutely guaranteed to placate the ulcers of any number of weekly editors! I could have spent the whole four weeks there, and to the devil with the rest of the tour! Hawaiian Flag Surprises One point that never fails to rouse the interest and curiosity of visitors to Hawaii is the sight : of what appears to be the Union # | Jack flying in the top quarter of the Hawaiian flag next to the | staff.United States territory since 1898, when its annexation took place, Hawaii's flag is made up of \u201cnine stripes alternate, white; red and blue, and as a union of blue the crosses of St.George, Andrew\u201d.A clue to this design of the flag is found in the fact that Hawaii was originally known as the Sandwich Islands, being named after the First Lord of the British Admiralty, the Earl of Sandwich.ce Actually, the first European to set foot there was Captain | James Cook who some years 7 | earlier had discovered and claimed Australia for the British Crown.The famous Captain was subsequently killed in a misunder- Islands and a monument stands to his memory thereon, Besides the natural beauty of the resort.and of the maidens whose charms are an obvious | adjunct to the scenery, (wonder standing on-a return visit to the if this will get past the wife), the Islands themselves have a ; history and culture which begins for most Hawaiians from the reign of King Kamehameha I.who conquered all the Islands and brought them un¥er one government.Tale of Two Statues Through circumstances not by design there are two CHILDREN'S\u201d THEATRE 3 studios \u2014 3835 Girouard Ave., Rialto Theatre Bidg.,, Park Ave.3970 Cote St.Catherine Road DOROTHY DAVIS VIOLET WALTERS Phone DE.6620 or EL.3334 and oo £ Sir George Williams College and Schools Of The Montreal Y.M.C.A.College\u2014Day or Evening Degree Courses.B.A.B.Se.B.Com.High School\u2014Evening only.Elementary School \u2014 Evening only.School of Art\u2014Day or Evening.Business School\u2014Day or Evening, School of Retailing\u2014Day only.INFORMATION FROM THE REGISTRAR 1441 DRUMMOND ST.MA.8331 Weston School 18 SEVERN AVE.WESTMOUNT, Fl.Boys and girls to age of six in pre-school groups with experienced teachers.Large rooms, outside play area.Taxi service available.Girls through elementary and high school classes for university entrance and McGill School Leaving Certi- - ficate.Small classes - Individual attention.FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF MISS MARY WINSPEAR, M.A., Ph.D.SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 13th INC.9856 DP OISE Pires npey mT COMPTOMETER | SCHOOL (The only official school operated by the manufacturer of the Comptometer) Remunerative Future Assured In 10 or 12 weeks you can become a skilled Comptometer operator FREE lifetime placement service to graduates of our school DAY OR EVENING COURSES ENROLL NOW Phone or come in for full information COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 3414 Park Ave.Room 307 BE.2549 (Just worth of Sherbrooke Sty) Ra - 3120 The B Boulevard - Montreal ; \u201c Jamior.School for boys and girls under the patronage of His Eminence Cardinal Leger.Operated .on a non-profit basis for parents desiring a fundamentally sound education for their children in accordance with Christian ideals and modern practice.: School Opens Tues, sept.13th FOR INFORMATION CALL _ Fl.5966 The PRIORY SCHOOL| Stopovers At .(Continued from page 6) \u2026.sured and a copy was .ordered right away.\u2018This one.had\u201d a smooth trip and was unveileq.in 1883 - with \u201cthe \"heavens expressing their approval and \u2018joy by pouring rain on spectators until just a half Four before the formal ceremony.Then the sun shone brightly for the rest of the day.\u201d The punchline is in \u2018the fact that years later the original statue was found in the Falklands by a ship\u2019s captain who took it to Hawaii in the hope of finding 4 buyer.\u2018His customer was the Kingdom of Hawaii which erected the duplicate statue near the THE WESTMOUNT- EXAMINER, REGISTER NOW \u2014 Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY, SEPT.14th RESTRICTED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment, Please Phone betwaen 9 a.m.and 4 p.m.EL.4310 Accounting Day Classes Commence Tuesday, September 6th Night Classes Commence Thursday, September 8th | ENROLL NOW 4845 \u2018SHERBROOKE WEST, at Victoria Ave.COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Secretarial Training \u2014 Stenographic Course \u2014 by J.D.Ford, C.A.Day and Night Classes.GL.1058 \" SECTION FRANCAISE ACADEMIE ST-LEON ST.LEQ:S ACADEMY 360 Avenue Clarke - Westmount COURS CLASSIQUE Autorisé par le Département de l'Instruction publique Classe d'éléments latins (admission après la 7e année) Cours LETTRES-SCIENCES \u2014 HIGH SCHOOL INSCRIPTION: tous les mercredis de 10 am.à 2 p.m.Fl.2843 ( Latin-Sciences) - SECTION ANGLAISE 4 EE THE EVANS SISTERS SCHOOL of the DANCE and MUSIC ® BALLET @ TOE @ TAP @ ACROBATIC Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught.Pupils prepared for grade and major exams.ZN PIANO Miss Verna Evans has secured the services of the well-known pianist MR.HERMAN DAVID Graduate of The Normal School of Paris LESSONS LE a 72 NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION For information, call GLenview 4707 .4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.A RS EE EEE a Ro Pw Loe famous warrior\u2019s birthplace.Grapefruit * For Breakfast?Breakfast at the Royal Hawaiian was marked by the Incredulous observation\u201d of the beautifully gowned Hawaiian waitresses concerning the breakfast order of my new-found travelling companion, Ron Marsh,\u2019 \u201cYou come all this way to eat grapefruit in Honolulu!\u201d Apparently the spirit of Ha- he had to De practically dragged on the plane as it left for Fiji Islands on what is the longest leg of the whole flight \u2014 some we became members of the \u201cEquator Club\u201d and \u201cDateline Club\u201d respectively, as we headed into the night flying below the \u201cMilky Way\u201d, brightest of all the heavenly galaxies in the southern hemisphere.When the stewardess announced \u201cYou are now crossing the equator\u201d I was no different to the other passengers \u2014 all looking down for that thick black line on the ocean's surface! It's at about this stage in the flight that you are caught with the impression that the airline is trying to give you back as much of the fare as possible in food and refreshment.The service is outstanding.Our stop at Fiji was of short duration.We had a cold shower and I bought a set of lovely earrings of tortoiseshell and mother of pearl for the little woman at home.(Very helpful if one is to get the big welcome upon return, and especially so if she is doing the job of publishing the paper in one's absence!) According to reports of the plane stewardesses, who sometimes stop over at Fiji, there is an excellent resort on the other side of the Island if one wants to really get away from it all We had breakfast on leaving Fiji and landed at Sydney around 11 a.m.after a refuelling New Zealand.We cannot omit mention of the excellent service given tourists and visitors by the customs at Sydney Airport.The familiar queue is noticeably absent and passengers are summoned by name in a quick and counteous manner.Make sure you have the \u201cofficial stamp\u2019 as required on your certificate of vaccination.I didn't, and as a result got the needle again \u2014 administered by an Australian M.O., courtesy of the Australian Government.I must check on my return to Quebec whether or not Doc.Mac- Donald billed me for that first needle job.He told me the stamp was not necessary! tralia will find much to interest him in this land of some.10,000,- 000 people who are so very like Canadians in many ways but so different in others.The average Australian enjoys a high standard of living, second only to the U.S.A.and Canada, with nearly every family owning at least one automobile, Mainly because of dollar restrictions most autos are of English or Continental make.However many Aussies now drive the wholly Australian-made General Motors produced \u201cHolden\u201d, sometimes known as the \u201cpoor man's Chev- vy\u201d.It's a popular make and has astonishingly high pick-up and performance.Residents in the higher brackets generally go for the higher priced Jaguar with some families owning, say a \u201cJag\u201d.and also a smaller car as a secondary automobile.While I was in Australia General Motors announced plans They also announced a profit of $21,000,000 over the preceding year! FRIDAY, wail later caught up with Ron as\u2019 SEPT.2, 1958 PAGE SEVEF SAT DIRECTORY =: ju) mt .The climate is a, direct rever- bears.They're as cute as the sal of Canada\u2019s with the heat of publicity photos depict them.summer during the months of the most enjoyable periods in which to make the trip and yet not be in the peak travelling SCHOOL period would be during February, March or April.in one year , Oh! and, yes\u2019.a must for ° y all overseas guests is a visit to McGill one of the animal sanctuaries 69 Bruce Ave, Supplementals where good close-up pictures of Australia\u2019s strange animals may Grades be taken \u2014 and don't forget to ; take some snapshots of the Koala ESTABLISHED 1922 December and January! One of ROWLAND'S - TUTORIAL 56 Classes and private tuition * © Matriculotion Phone FI.1339 ° High School 3,000 miles during which ne IL 0) WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Creene Ave.Royal Bank Bullding \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.Why-not enroll with a Private school established over 20 years in Westmount and which has graduates in all leading Montreal firms?Classes, also private lessons.Day or Evening.Expert Instruction.WEllington 1885 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS\u201d OI AE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 KENSINGTON AVE., WESTMOUNT © FOUNDATION SCHOOL eo HEBREW NURSERY & KINDERGARTEN Ages 3 - 6 years Hours 9 a.m.- 12 Noon TAXI SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR THE FOLLOWING DISTRICTS: Snowdon, Cote des Neïges, Outremont, N.D.G., Westmount, Nearer Cote St.Luc, Nearer Town of Mt.Royal.SCHOOL OPENING SEPT.7th REGISTER NOW WE.8400 stop at Auckland's airport in.0\u2019SULLIVAN COLLEGE 2059 STANLEY (near Sherbrooke) AV.8-5279 INTENSIVE BUSINESS COURSES Secretarial {with Bookkeeping), Stemographic, Refresher, Typewriting (Standard and Electric), Dictaphone, ete.Also special English courses for French-speaking students.Individual Instruction \u2014 Day & Night Sthool {no classes to wait for) Call or write for further information AV.8-5279 The Canadian visitor to Aus- to build a $42,000,000 new plant.| THE WESTMOUNT PROTESTANT SCHOOLS Will re-open on September 7th and 8th SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (grades 10 and 11) Sept.7th - 9:00 a.m.Supplemental Examinations in Room 12.1:30 p.m.New pupils who did not attend a West- mount School in 1954-55 will report to the Principal.Sept.8th -9:30 a.m.Grade 10 \u2014 Assemble in Gymnasium.1:30 p.m.Grade 11 \u2014 Assemble in Gymnasium, JUNIOR HIGH SCHQOL (grades 7, 8, and 9) Sept.7th -9:00 a.m.& 1:30 p.m.Supplemental Examinations.1:30 p.m.Pupils who were not in a Westmount School last year, and who have not yet registered will report to the Principal.Sept.8th.Grades will assemble as follows: Grade 8\u20149:00 a.m.; Grade 7\u20141:80 p.m.; Grade 9\u20142:30 p.m.; Girls go to Gymnasium.Boys go to Assembly Hall - ELEMENTARY GRADES (grades | to 6) Sept.7th- 9:00 a.m.All former pupils will report to their , district schools.10:00 am.All new .pupils will report to the Principals of their district schools.The districts are as follows: ROSLYN SCHOOL \u2014 The north side of Sherbrooke St.and above, from the eastern to the - western limits of Westmount.KING'S SCHOOL \u2014 South side of Sherbrooke St.and below, from Metcalfe Avenue, (west side) to Claremont.QUEEN'S SCHOOL \u2014 South side of Sherbrooke St.and below, from Metcalfe Avenue, (east side) to eastern limits of Westmount.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 wwe we PAGE EIGHA THE EXAM \u201c Berving the City of Westmount Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave, Montreal ; WaAlnut 2773 à The Examiner aims te be an Independent, clean newspaper fer the home, devoted to public mors .32.00 per year; vice.Mail\u2019 subscriptions: Ralf year.Aathorized au 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept, Ottawa.support the étre ; INER merely because Dr.THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.3, 1885 idea of a new war in Korea Rhee, in common with free world, regards partition of the realistic.$1.country \u2018into: two \u2018sovereign\u2019 states - \u201cyn- The South Korean President\u2019s latest - proposal is on par for stupidity with his utterances.of last year before the U.S.Congress, when he urged that fighting in | = Korea be resumed by his own and Chiang FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 Irresponsible Statements South Korea's President Rhee Speaks Dangerous Words The demand of South Korean President Syngman Rhee thdt supervisory commission, appointed by the \"U.N., to oversee the armistice which ended hostilities between that country and North Korea and Red China, pack up and go home, is dangerous and inflammatory.Further evidence of Dr.responsibility, if any were needed, liés in - mob \"demonstrations aganst third World the neutral by, Rhee\u2019s ir- Intent upon members of the commission, consisting of team composed of Swiss, Swedes, Czechoslovaks, and in attacks on U.S.soldiers.Dr.Rhee claims that Communist members of the commission are engaged in espionage.He is sadly mistaken, however, Poles and days, As He grew part, to imagine that the free world is ready to Kai-shek\u2019s forces, supported by arms from the U.S.Dr.Rhee, it will be recalled, stunned not only Congress but the entire \u2018democratic world by asserting that the \u201c \u2018proposal, if acted upon, would touch off War, in which Soviet inter- | vention in Asia\u2019 would provide the West .with an excellent opportunity for wiping: out Russja\u2019s \u2018centres of production.*\u201d - The Dignity of Labour Unseen, unsung, the simple days passed | He drove the nails, and sawed and planed a board, His Father\u2019s business bent, As when, with care, He fed a hungry horde.We do not know, what happened in those up, to face His tragedy; Still, what we know, is much the better The lesson taught, of work\u2019s true dignity.Dorothy Sproule.The Kingdom of God Hl By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector of Trinity Memorial Church Let us consider what Our Lord teaches us in the Parable of the Kingdom.We shall not analyse each parable but outline the general teaching and illustrate rom the parables.We shall try to answer the question: What is the Kingdom og God like?Notice, the question is not: What is the Kingdom of God?Our Lord never answered that question, for the very simple reason that the Kingdom of God is infinite and cannot be defined.He only says that it is like this and that.He says the Kingdom of God is like some material thing, or like a person; or He tells a story and then says, now the Kingdom of God is like that.So we shall pick characteristics of the Kingdom without any suggestion that we have told the whole story; or that we have completed the description of the Kingdom of God, for that would be an impossibi- Jity.To begin with the Kingdom is a living thing.It is compared with the sowing and growing of seed.The field is the world, the seed is the Word of God, and yet the two together are in some sense the Kingdom of God.The seed is sown in the field, and the great part of the field respond and received the seed, But not all receives it effectively; for in some parts of the field there is no depth ~f soil, in other parts the seed is choked by weeds, but where the soil is prepared and ready to receive it the Kingdom is effective and bears fruit unto etevnal life.Another parable indicates that the kingdom has an independence of human activity.It is compared to the seed that is sown by man but grows of itself.The farmer sows his seed, but he does not make it grow.So the Word of God is sown but from thereon can do things which surprise even the sower.So Isaac Stringer sowed the Word on Herschel Island in the Arctic.Nothing seemed to happen {or time, then suddenly the seed came to life and the Eskimos of Herschel Island were Christians, or to use another parable, the leaven had worked :n the mass of dough till the whole was leavened.Isaac Stringer woudl have been the first to may that the work was of Gud.Yet, whe it has life in itself, the seed, or the soil and the seed wnich together are lke the Kingdom of God, can be hindered.For the Kingdom is like a man + certains who sowed good seed in his field.And when no one was watching an enemy came and sowed tares, weeds so like the wheat that it was hard to distinguish them.The harm was discovered and the servants were deeply distressed.Presumably they were the same servants through whom the seed was sown, and who should have watched against the enemy.Probably a good many of the Lord's servants would have to plead guilty to that lack of watehfulness.But even so the harm was not fatal to the Kingdom.It was harmed and damaged but was not destroyed.In fact, the Kingdom ultimately cannot be destroyed, for it is God's Kingdom; and it is God's will that it should prosper in that whereto He has sent it.¥ - * | Christian Science x \u2014 + Man's real spiritual status as a son of God, not subject to sin and disease, will be emphasized at Christian Science church services on Sunday in the Lesson- Sermon entitled \u201cMan.\u201d From the King James Version of the Bible will be read the account of Christ Jesus\u2019 healing of the man \u201cwhose right hand was withered\u201d which concludes (Luke 6:10): \u201cAnd looking round about upon them all, he said unto the man, Stretch forth thy hand.And he did so: and his hand was restored whole as the other.\u201d From \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy the following selection will be among those read: \u201cThe understanding of his spiritual individuality makes man more real,\u2019 more formidable truth, and enables him to conquer sin, disease, and death.\u201d The Golden Text is from Romans: \u201cAs many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.\u201d MECHANIUS INSTITUTE The MecHames* Institute Li- \u201cbrary, 1200 Atwater avenue, will resume regular hours Tuesday, as follows: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 9 am.to 6 p.m, GOLF IN JASPER One of Canada's best known resort and tournament golf courses, Jasper Park Lodge's championship layout, is marking its 30th anniversary this year.It was in 1925 that Field Marshal, The Earl of Haig, officially opened the course.Snuggled in the mountain beauty of the Canadian Rockies, the 18-hole, par 71 course .was built under the direction of famed.designer Stanley Thompson.It took 50 teams of horses and 200 men to prepare it and trainloads of top soil were houled to Jasper to make the fairways and greens.In 1926, the Totem Pole Golf Tourn- ment was established and has since drawn top - amateurs for the annual September classic.Winners of this trophy include crooner, Bing Crosby, in 1947, while outstanding professionals who have found Jasper delightful and challenging include Ben Hogan of United States golf fame and Stan Leonard of Vancouver.Official records reveal that it was a former Jasper pro, Kenny are who scored the \u2018best round\u2014an eight under par 63 \u2014.a number of years ago.While no records of women\u2019s scores are kept.it is believed Marlene Stewart, present Canadian open chumpion, carded the best with a 72 score, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Sunday, September 4th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School.11:00 a.:a, Church Service.Subject, of Lesson Sermon, DR.JOHNSTON will be the Preacher ranking | 450 Kensington\u2019 Avenue, Westmount, Que.\u2018Rabbi Wilfred Shuchet Canter Nathan Mendelson Rev.4.J.Fromm , FOBLIC ORSEIP - BBATH EVE: : Friday sept.Yad ; Candle Lighting.Ho later than Evening Services\u201d : mat 6:15 p.m.ATH MORNING \u201c 8:00 me Prel!minary Services 10:00 a.m.Scrj tural Jieadings Deut: ronomy: h.J ch.> v.8.Isaiah: Ch.60, vs.1 = 22, ; Evening Services at 7:15 p.m, Ethics of the Fathers 3-4, - WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m.Weekday mornings at\u201d 7:30 \u2018a.m.Sunday and Weekday \u2018evenings at 7:10.p.m.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Jchnsten, D.D., , Minister Miss Gwenn Harvey, B.A, Pastor's Assistant Galt McDermott, B.Mus., Organist 11:00 a.m.\u201cHEALER OF MEN\u201d 12;00 noon Communion Service 7:30 p.m.\u201cOPENER OF DOORS\" at both Services.MIDWEEK FELLOWSHIP Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.Come and bring your friends UNITED CALVARY CHURCH and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Concluding Service in Calvary Church Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.11:00 2.m.\u201cHOW BIG ARE YOU?\u201d A personal Message.A Hearty Welcome Awaits You At Calvary No evening service WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT Uniting for Summer Services Sunday, September 4th in WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL 305 Lansdowne Sermon:\u2014 \u201cIs Life a Question-mark, a Comma, a Period, or an Excla- 11:00 a.more mation Point ?Preacker:\u2014 Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A, \\ DOMINION-DOUCLAS °° > STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN * Victoria Ave.and Westmount Ave.\u2018 .11:00 a.m.Choirmaster and \u2018Organiat\u2026.= Miss.Doris Killam A.RC.T.LiMus.SE YDS + Vunr.Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.2007 :À : 2 \u201cThere Does Freedom Flourish.~~ 5 à | Attend the Church of Your Choiéc\u2019 Regularlg® 2% M 3 SYNAGOGUE PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN, 3 SHAAR HASHOMAYIM - ond : 4 Joint Services In , Le B Dr.Lioyd Smith, MA, _, ; D.D.Topic: \u201cfhe Master CN æ Workman.\".: \u2026 4\" e (McG) oo 3 Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, B.D, - Sunday, September 4th 11:00 a.m, © MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.\u2018oodin, Organist and Choirmaster MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN ; CHURCH = Melville Avenue.\u2019 Minister Public Worship.Lester A.W ANGLICAN Thursday Monday Tuesday.p.m.Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector ~~ Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, : Honorary Assistant - 13th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.ce 10:15 a.m.11:00 a.m.7:00 p.m.WEEKDAYS: at 7:00 a.tn.; Wesimeunf - ne Lor = Ta * Holy Communion Mattin: (Said;.: SOILEMN EUCHARIST.Evensong., Nativity of the B.V.M, Holy Communion.and Friday at 8:00 a.m.; Thursday and Saturday Wednesday at 9:30 2472 + 8:00 a.m.Hoty Cominunion.11:00 a.m.Mornir.g Service and 7:30 p.m.Mr.ST.MATTHIAS Ceta St.Antoine Read Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, Rev.H.J.Skynner, B.A, LTh.CHURCH and Church Hill L.Th., M.C.Sermon.Evening Service (Said).Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.Organist: 5220 7:30 p.m.7:00 a.m.Organist and Choir Director Mr.O.R.Glidden TRINITY MEMORIAL \u2018Sherbrooke Street West 10:00 a.m.UNITED CHURCH Trinity XI Holy Comnunion.Choral Communion.Preacher: Rev.Canon .L Whitley.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.T.Ramsey.Wednesday H.ly Communion.Thursday Holy Communion, _ SPECIAL PREACHER : 11:00 a.m.THY BROW\u201d 7:30 p.m.ingay, \u20ac Golden Text: Romans 8:14.As man as arc led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of of God.Ww ednesda y 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri\" to 4 p.m, \u201c« ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister : .4 REV.B.B.BROWN, D.D., Aset.Minister Ç Arnold Bellis, Organist end Choirmester REV.NETTIE I.J.WILSON, B.A, B.D., ASSISTANT MINISTER AND DIRECTOR OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION, ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH Sermon Subject: \"Sermon Subjee¢t: \u201cDO YOU FIND YOURSELF GOOD COMPANY ?\u201d Miss Wilson is notéä-for her bright, modern, human approach to everyday.problems, Parking facilities are available at the Church, \u2019 Guest Organist: Mr.Warner Norman.] \u201cIN THE SWEAT OF ty se ea, gra i \" \u201cRETIRING soon?medern brick home it country, How- |\u2019 : plate, lot 106 x 150, : for appointment, .8 \u201c LOTS FOR SALE TEE TT TT ce 0 TRE WESTMOUNT.EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.3, PAGE NINE 1955 arte +7 HILLMAN CONVERTIBLE ACCESSORIES HUSKY * PARTS HARD ToP SALES 4 SEDAN |, .SERVICE CITY MOTORS] 1822-26 St.Catherine W.LX 15 WAlnut 2 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising| 10 Words 45+ \u201c 3\u20ac for each additional word Vo Lem 71x Please phone your Ads early i in the week, No Ads accepted : ~ after 10,30 a.m.Thursday tor.current issue .> \u201cPROPERTY FOR SALE Lovely 7-roomn ick Havelock area, Oil heating, fire- Low taxes, on bus line.Kenneth E.Lyall, Howick, Quebec.Phone Howick 607 ring 3 LOTS for sale, 80 x 120, Howick, Quebec.Good schools.and transpor- .tation facilities, Water and sewage serviced, 3450.00.Kenneth E.Lyall, Howiek, Quebec.Phone Howick.607 .Ting.3 for appointment, APARTM * TO LEZ 13 NTS THE TWEEDSMUIR .= 6660 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Westmount residents who are seeking new apartments for October, are invited to inspect this newest and most modern building, just completed and ready for occupancy where you will find luxurious accommodation at reasonable rates.SOUNDPROOF AND AUTOMATIC ELEVATOR, OAK PARQUETRY FLOORS, RUSCO STEEL WINDOWS WITH PERMANENT SCREENS.BEST MAKE ELECTRIC STOVES, REFRIGERATORS AND VENETIAN BLINDS, BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED KITCHENS WITH DINETTE SPACE, BUILT IN CURTAIN BOXES \u2014 ALL ROOMS, WASHERS DRIERS, SPACIOUS SUN DECK.DAILY 8 A.M.TO 9 P.M, PHONE EL.4487, WA, 6773.H-9 FIREPROOF, | 27 18 APARTMENTS .; WANTED 15 \u2018OR.2'3 rooms, vicinity Greene and Victoria, quiet business woman.WE.4761 between 9-5 p.m, .except: Saturday.H-30 20 ROOMS TO LET privileges.4262 Western, Apartment -31 LOVELY - Tarnished rooms, bedroom and living room with Privileges.4262 Western, Apartment\u2019 , H-32 FURNISHED or Rires, large clean bright.Privileges or meals optional.DE.9596.N-24 ATTRACTIVE comfortable double bedroom, next to bathroom - and shower, \u2018No other roomers, Close to all transportation, Breakfast.Free parking.Telephone WI.6098.H-26 23 ROOM AND BOARD LOVELY large room furnished with | 29 FOR SALE COUNCIL THRIFT SHOP | -2083 UNION AVE.\u2019 HALF PRICE SALE ON LADIES\u2019 FUR COATS, SUITS, AND \"CHILDREN'S CLOTHES.TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, 7th, 8th, AND 8th.H-36 TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you somethlng you want moved immediately and inexpensively.Rent a trailer from Ace Trailer and Out board Motor Rentals.RE.89871, BABY carriage, \"brown leatherette, $10.00; bassinette and folding stand, 26 UNHEATED garage for rent, $12.00.434 Prince Albert Avenue, H-28 GARAGES WANTED HEATED garage, vicinity Lansdowne above Sherbrooke, - Westmount.Mr.Ward, SL 21 29 FOR SALE ONE antique couch.sVery good condition.Evenings and Saturdays.WA.1731.H-15 CHESTERFIELD set, dining set, etc.EL.23 H-14 * 20 Words 75e - Trades and Professional Cards Additional Words 3c Each * BUILDING REPAIRS BUILDING REPAIRS FIX-CRAFT CONSTRUCTION CO.General contractors.Specialty.Home alterations of all kinds.Woodwork, painting, cememt work, etc.HA.7570.WE'D.FUN\u20acRAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke SAW, DExvan 1149 AIR CONDITIONED Fanorei Home and Chepol ACADIA Construction Co, Ltd.concrete, brick, stone, plaster, tile concrete Blocks.Repairs and alter- atlons to sidewalks chimneys walls, floors, foundations; aiso waterproofing and caulking.Phone RE.8-2336 H-2 CARPENTRY $5.00; upright vacuum cleaner at- WANTED tachments, $10.00.EL.7579.H-13 FRENCH student would (ke room and boa in good priva ome in .exchange for baby sitting and- will BOY'S clothes, sizes 3-10-12- instruct piano.DO.4175 H-19 14; suits, Jackets, shirts.Good condition.Reasonable.GARAGES TO LET WA.9319.H-18 Statesman Sales Ambassador Service Metropolitan Parts Rambler Accessories 1822-26 St.Catherine St.W Fl.4616 29 FOR SALE, .332 DOMESTIC HELPED si A FRE 7 A NRELIADLE SEE Tor light pr cost $r00.00, sell i eo.za i | housework, an care of young - hool girl, 8.Sleep out.No week- : Le end work, Call.FIL.-3419.- H-27 = BEDROOM set, bed, bureau, 88 .DOMESTIC chiffonier; dining room' suite, - : consisting of fable, buffet.8 oh -EMPLOYMENT WANTED me poten Jug.2 \u201cmetal FURNITURE polishing, \u2018prcpairine, _ ouch-up.uarante naple ; $tudlo couch.FL 6918.H-28: 4 JULIE Ce BE.8631.H.34 ¢ ST WANTED T0 PURG HABE BOOKS -WANTED IMMEDIATE PAYMENT, AND REMOVAL.ISOBEL sACKENZIE, BOOKS, 1247 GREENE AVE.WE.5575.H-11 32 4 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED CAPABLE woman wanted to care for child.Afternoons.In her own home, vicinity Vic- and 3 chairs.EL.8549.H-25 A significant new development is proceeding near Rawdon Village, some 45 miles from this town, this being nothing less than a new year-round resort \u2014 the Domaine Pontbriand.Here, within what will shortly be commuting distance of the city, is being developed a 4000 acre resort in the magnificent Ouareau Valley.This vast domain should read- Pily arouse the interest of Mon- S.STANDRING REG\u2019D.General Carpentry.Alterations and repairs.Painting and decorating, Planned kitchens, playrooms, arborite counter tops and panelling, a Specialty.Satisfaction guaranteed.Cal] HU.4356.Hi DRESSMAKING LUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, dresses made, alterations and repairs, 5110 Sherbrooke West.Arh 1 FURRIERS - ri HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 | Greene Ave., WI, 3312, H-5 RADIO T.V.REPAIRS RADIO and television repair by expertly licensed technician, also washing machines, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, motors and electric stoves, TU.9969.H-7 UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERING of al kinds, Custom and ecovering.Remodelling and repairs, Expert workmanship.Free estimates, - 24-hour service.Marcel \u2018 Aubin, 5031 Notre Dame St.Wi Phone WI.3634.H-3 = 1 Ie 3 The Chapel of Cathedral | Beauly | Heating Homes .(Continued from Page 8) high.The new rate schedules were not granted to the private companies by the Hydro commission, he said.\u2019 In Nova Scotia, where coal mines are numerous, many people are using electricity to heat their homes, He said the power company found by decreasing rates, more electricity was used, which in the end benifited the coal companies.This state of affairs was brought about due to the Nova Scotia power companies use of coal to manufacture electricity.Manufacturers of electrical heating équipment have formed an association recently, the speaker remarked.This association was formed in Quebec in \u2018order to try and bring about a state of harmony between the manufacturers, the power.companies and the consumer.Up to date, he said, even though invitations have been extended, not one of the existing power companies in Quebec have joined.In concluding Mr.\"White stated that the proper use-and the proper rating of electrical heating can do much to make the country and the province \u2018more economically sound.The speaker was introduced by Howie Simpkin and thanked on behalf of the club by Jack Miller.President Link Newman was in the chair.toria and Sherbrooke St.MODERN Valentine Sever .chester- West, Westmount.EL.8972, field set; grey Indian broadloom rug, after 6 H-12 10 x 13.All excelent condition.RE.71-0343.H-22 |, .ELECTRIC iron, large size, almost PART time, 1 to 8, Monday to Fri- new; fireplace basket and andirons; day, light housework, dinner and porcelain kitchen table with drawer dishes 2 New Year-Round Resort Proceeding Near Rawdon \u2018laughing : \u201cThe ¢&3$\u201d!?thing is children and 3 adults, references.HU.8-6085.H-29 trealers who are looking for a country residence in a scenic year-round resort swiftly becomn- ing the habitation of refined families.It is fast becoming a modern resort town, having its own golf course, aviation field, riding academy, churches schools, and will be a sport cea- tre for both winter and summer sports.In fact, Mr.Henri Pont- briand; the developer, states that nothing is being omitted which will ad to the enjoyment of those fortunate enough and foresighted enough to locate there.The mountain, which has an altitude of 1,200 feet, is called Oak Mountain because of the stately oaks.Several sites have been reserved for exclusive hotels.The houses are being built of various architectural designs, or will be built specifically to purchasers\u2019 instructions.An 80 foot boulevard will cross the property alongside 5-mile long Lake Pontbriand, Keep Your Name Out of Press Tuesday's newspapers will be filled with names of accident victims of Labor Day weekend.The Province of Quebec Safety League wants everyone to remember this before taking off on the last long wekend of the summer.The Travel Log .\u2026 (Continued from page 2).weapons.Within- a matter of seconds the lights in the kibbutz have gone out and positions are manned.The searchlight sweeps over our prostrate forms.Silence again, Our fire has not been returned.Yakov and I creep toward the now motionless white object, our Stens trained on its middle.We approach closer.Suddenly Yakov bursts out | only a_cat !\u201d It was true.It was one of the mangy, brown and 184 \"CLEANING, painting, flooring.Guaranteed work.Reasonable, Trustwors thy men.BE, 8631, .- H-33 HELP WANTED FEMALE WE have openings for two part-time salesladies, from now through- the Christmas season.Experience not necessary, but would prefer a reliable, quiet-mannered person.Miine\u2019s Stationery, 1179 St.Catherine West.-1 ATTENTION distinguished* ladies! Make extra money in your spare time.Beauty Counselors.DU.8-7932, 9 to 6 p.m, H-20 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE YOUNG lady will look after children for working mother, in your own home.References.WA.4840.-H-17 45° MONEY TO LOAN AT 5% mortgage loans quickly.Contractors.Privates.Notary.EL, 1106.* 1-8 stray across the border, looking for food.Yakov signals the all clear and the settlement reverts to normal.Laughing, but still a little jumpy, we go back to our posts to pass the rest of the night patrolling and waiting, patrolling and waiting._\u2014 Byford Hopes.(Continued from Page 1) National Safety Council as one of the outstanding accident prevention films produced in 1952.In conjunction with the film, Chief Byford warned that unless local motorists practice extra carefulness and courtesy while driving, \u201cyou may be one of those unfortunate ones who are likely to \u201ce killed on the highway during the weekend.\u201d In an effort to establish a non-fatality record around Westmount during the critical three day period, he warned: 1.Don\u2019t be a \u2018\u201cbroken-field\u201d driver \u2014 cutting in and out like a halfback on a touchdown run.2.Dont be a non-stopper.Pull off the road every 100 miles for a rest and a cup of strong coffee.3.Don\u2019t be a driving dummy.Small talk with your passengers will keep you alert and help to prevent drowsiness.4.Don't be a \u2018car creep\".Move with the traific, but don't try to lead .it.5.Don\u2019t be a hog.Let the other fellow have the right of way; and don\u2019t try to pile up a record number of miles in one day.Finding a place to sleep while it's still daylight can help you avoid a permanent sleep.- WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES -LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue Plafeau 1104 white cats which sometimes t - dors ape = Roe LE an TE .ger ip SRN] lg anti.2 à i De) PAGE TEN * Social + > vsonal > - Eigagamants + >< Mr.and Mrs.Jack Victor of Ÿ \u2018Westmount are holidaying at -Jasper Park Lodge.Mr.T.P.Slattery, M.B.E, Q.C., and Mrs.Slattery returned recently on the Ascania after spending several weeks travelling in Great Britain and on the continent, Mrs.J Martin Colton, who is leaving this month to reside in Vancouver, B:C.was the guest of honor at a luncheon at Thorn- cliffe House on Tuesday, Aug.23, given by a group of her friends and was presented with à train case.The hustesses were: Mrs.A.F J.Condon, Mrs.T.C.Creaghan, Mrs.Kk.R.Casey, Miss Gertrude Doyle, Mrs.Gordon B.Kent, Mrs.Clement King, Mrs.Albert C.LaBillois, Mrs.Jim Marshall, Mrs.Charles E.MacLeilan, Mrs.J.A.McGuin- ness, Mrs.Harold W.D.Pope, Miss Beryl Quigley, Mrs.E.R.Suddaby, Mrs.Lucien Viau and Mrs.John C.Wade.APPROACHING MARRIAGE The marriage of Caroline, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.F.Herbert Clements of Westmount, to Mr.Norman Robert Davis, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.Norman Davis, of Westmount, has been arranged to take place on Friday afternoon, September 9, at four o'clock in Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount.The bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs.W, Herbert Moore, as matron of honor, and by \u2018frs.Michael Klugman and Miss Eileen Warren.Mr.Robert Chambers will act as best man for Mr.Davis and the ushers will THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, M + he Mr.Gordon Clements, brother of the bride.Dr.Charles Scriver, Mr.Ronald Wyer and Mr.Geoffrey Pernan, reception will be held at the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.Ou Conte SUITS of fine imported worsted fabrics.coal Char- greys and tweeds - for newness.COATS in wonderful new fabrics with style details as fresh as tomorrow.from $59.95 Personal Individual Attention 1353 Greene Ave.Gowns Fl.7773 WESTMOUNT Mme A.a 5 To Enjoy Perfect Fit and Comfort, You Need: QUALITY \u2014 in the garment and Following the ceremony the September 24, at the Church\u2019 Westmount.SEPT.2, Cae - ve 1955 Lo - MISS OLIVE ROSEMARY RITCHIE, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William T.Ritchie, and MR.JOHN HENRY NEVIN, son of Mr.and Mrs.Henry J.Nevin, all of Notre Dame de Grace, whose marriage has been arranged to take place Saturday, of the Ascension of our Lord, \u2014Photos by Van Dyck & Meyer Studios i is now open for registration.PENCE BETTY MADDEN, who has just returned from New York, \u201cannounces the opening of her Dance Studio for Fall practice in tap, ballet, etc.For information tel.WA.2439.The school 1 EXPERIENCE \u2014 in the fitter YOU ARE SURE TO GET BOTH AT ANY OF OUR 5 STUDIOS Courval CORSETIERE 4861 Sherbrooke West, Westmount ALSO AT 4235 St.Lawrence \u2014 4491 St.Lawrence \u2014 413 Ontario E.6550 St.Hubert PCA ATP EVE STR 1 ESS a rs Children\u2019s Footwear Of Utmost Importance Schooldays are getting nearer, and with their approach comes the plannjng of school wardrobes for active Canadian youngsters.\u201cOne thing is a must at this time, and that is the choice of footwear\u201d, declared Mrs, Elizabeth Hammond, director of the Shoe Information Bureau of Canada, \u201cfor it is during active school years that a youngster's feet are being formed.Not so many years ago children's footwear was an item of little interest, other than from the point of view.of durability.The old adage of buying shoes that would, last for a long time has been proved to be a bad theory.Children's feet continue to grow until they reach the age of twenty, and shoes bought this season will more often than not be too small for next season.3, Hammond pointed out that at frequent intervals to make sure that they are not wearing shoes that they have outgrown, Texas has more farms than any other state of the Union.+ children\u2019s feet should be checked | 0 © ; sf 40 Weddin Mr.A.W- B.Little is a guest at the Chateau Fronténac, Que- : bec.% Mrs, Charles Catto has returned after spending the\u2019 sum- mer at her.cottage, at Dorset, \u2026 Lake of Bays.The Hon.Mr.Justice and Mrs, Andre Montpetit and their son, Alain; have returned after spending a month at \"the Seigniory Club.Miss Francine Montpetit, who has spent several months abroad will sail on October 8, on.her return home.- APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Mary Koer- ner, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Allan Reid, of West- mount,-to Mr, Peter John Irwin, son of Mr.and Mrs.Sel- wyn Irwin, of the Town of Mount Royal, has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, September 10, at half-past three o'clock, in the Church of St.Matthias, Westmount.The bride will be attended by Miss Barbara Shipman, of Don- nacona, Que, as maid of honor, and by Miss Judith Irwin, sis ter of the bridegroom, and Misa Mary Sue Powell, as bridesmaids, Mr.Frederic W.Irwin will act as best man for his brother and the ushers will be Mr.Michael J.Irwin, also a brother Mr.Frederick A.Reid jr., brother \u2018of the bride, Mr.Ronald F.Fortier and Mr.G.Earle Wight, Following the ceremony the reception will be held at the residence of the bride's parents, 557 Roslyn avenue, Westmount, The marriage of Heather Jane, daughter of Dr.and Mrs, E.Thorburn, Cleveland, of West- mount to Mr.William Lyall Not- man, son of Mr.Keith C.Not- man and step-son of Mrs.Not- man, has been arranged to take place on Friday afternoon, September 9, at three o\u2019clock, in \u2018Dominion-Douglas Church West- mount.The bride will be attended by Miss Joan Baker, as maid of honor, and by Mrs.Desmond Stoker and her sister, Miss Chella Cleveland, Mr, James MacKellar will act a\u201c best man for Mr.Notman and the ushers will be Mr.Boyd Whittall, Mr.Charles Michael Drummond and Mr.Patrick Pettigrew Following the ceremony the reception will be held at the St.James\u2019 Club, CARLOS GERMANN Jeweller & Designer - Repairs Rémodelling - Modernizing Experienced Swiss Craftsmanship.« Gems tested with scientific methods.4462 St.Catherine St.W.Suite 2 (Near Metcalfe Ave.) WI.2298 UNSURPASSED VALUES FINE \u201cFURS See us also for - e REPAIRING © REMODELLING FLOMEN FURS 1235 Creene Avenue (Opposite Avenus Theatre) Wi.3312 « 3 nn a ee id Ged de è ea Red To \u201c+ Mr.and Mrs, James Matson returned recently on the Ivernia after\u201d.- spending two months travelling in England and, Scotland.to a\" Mr.and Mrs.\u2019 George Keeping have returned following a- stay 1 § 8t Kennebunkport, Maine: &.\u201cMrs.T.C.Bowen \u2018and Miss Judith Bowen returned from England on Friday on thé\"Empress of Scotland.: Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Bourgeois have returned from\u2019 Murray Bay where they visited Mr.\u2019 and Mrs.Roddy Choquette; Mrs.Keith Hutchison has\u201c re- \"turned from a stay at the Ojib- |\u2019 way Hotel, Pointe-au-Baril, Ont.| Mrs.T.W.D.Abell has returned from Winstead, \u201cConn., where she visited Her cousin, Mrs.Tim Scott.= Mrs.C.N.Knowles returned on Friday on .the Empress of Scotland after visiting in Great Britain and the Continent for the past four months.Mrs.Dortald.\u2018Byers and her \" daughter.Barbara Anne returned last week on the Empress of Ccotland, after spending several weeks abroad.Miss Moira Troup arrived Friday in the Empr.s: of Scotland from London, England, to visit her aunt, Mrs.Doreen Day Troup.Miss Pamela Bolton, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Richard E.Bolton, returned Tuesday on the Saxonia after spending a year in Switzerland where she continued her studies at Chatelard, Montreux.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Fox, will leave shortly for Balboa Island, California, where they will be the guests of their son, Mr.George Fox for a month.Mrs.Frank Callaghan .of Westmount returned over the weekend from Ste.Adele where she spent some time.Hazen Hansard, QC, and Mrs.Hansard left yesterday for Ottawa to attend the annual meeting of the Canadian Bar Association.Mr.and Mrs.Percy M.Knowles, Harvard avenue, have returned from the Laurentians where they spent two weeks visiting their son-in-law and Mountain below Sherbrooke St.EE So Social + + | Hk b daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Norman Orr, of Grand bivd., at their summer cottage.at the cottage were, Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Lewis, of Potrland, Maine and Mrs.F.M.Mason, of Huntington, Que.oN Mrs.E.MacDougall has returned from Metis Beach, where she was a guest at the Cascade Hotel for some time.Mrs.Vivian Casgrain, has returned from Geneva, Switzerland, where she was visiting hor son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and- Mrs.Norman Macfarlane.She has as her guest, Mrs.Carl Waldinger of Boston, who accompanied her to Europe.Mr, and Mrs.Frederick Jones of Westmount have returned after spending some time in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.WEDDINGS D\u2019AURIOL - MULLIGAN The marriage of Miss Eileen Leishia Mary Mulligan daughter of Mrs.Mulligan and the late John Joseph Mulligan, of West- mount, and Henry Charles Leonard d\u2019Auriol, son of Mr.and Mrs.Gustave d'Auriol of Lima, Peru, took place Saturday, Aug- car for points in the United States Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount.The Reverend Father Lapointe officiated.The soloist sang \u201cAve Maria\u201d and \u2018\u2018Panus Ange- licus\u201d and the music arrangement on the organ was \u201cThe Rose of Trallee.! Standards of of white gladioli Were used as decorations.The bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr, William Cosgrove and wore a model gown of white Chantilly lace over ivory slipper satin; the bodice was fashioned with embroidered set-in pearls and beads, the sleeves ended in points over her hands, and the waistline flaring into.a graceful floor- length skirt and falling into a chapel train.Her veil of tulle .illusion was held by a crown of mother of pear], and seeded pearls and beads.She carried a bouquet of red roses fashioned on her prayer book and her blue Rosary.Mrs.W.Cosgrove, Joyce Kathleen, sister of the bride, as maid- TR\u2019 IF YOU ARE MAKING A CHANGE .\" E.J.HAINES PURVEYOR OF HIGH CLASS QUALITY MEATS Featuring .Choice Quality Aged Beef.Schneider's Products always in stock.\u2019 .'.Fresh killed Poultry a specialty.- 4466 St.Catherine W.(Near Metcalfe Ave.) WE.8257 Cdn prs.\u201cpret a + à +: DL a wee ea » ses \u2018 Other visitors | Perse A EE THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.2, 1955 MISS PATRICIA RENATA ROCH AND JAMES ROBERT KNOWLES, whose engagement is announced.Miss Roch is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Adrien Roch.Her fiance is the son of Lt.Col.Percy M.Knowles, V.D., and Mrs.Knowles, of Notre Dame de Grace.The marriage will take place September 24, in St.Aloysius Church.Basement Enterprise Becomes Profitable If your husband suddenly acquires a preoccupied air and a bag of plastic chips, don\u2019t scoff.Encouragement may enable you to share in a very interesting, not to mention profitable, business.Mrs.Karl Fabricius, wife of a German mechanical engineer, did just that.One day shortly after their arrival in Canada from Germany, Mr.Fabricius came of-honor and wore a model gown of pink shimmering tulle, pleated skirt, and carried a Colonial corsage of pink roses attached to her prayer book.She wore a matching hat of pink, fashioned with beads and pearls.Miss Maureen Mulligan, bridesmaid and sister of the bride, wore a model gown of white Chantilly lace over shimmering tulle, waltz-length and carried a Colonial corsage of pink roses, attached to her prayer book.She wore a pearl and tulle illusion veiled hat.Mr.Leo Beaudoin Ramsperger acted as best man for Henry C.L.d'Auriol and the ushers were Mr.William Sauve, and Mr.Pax Desjardins.Mrs.Mulligan, mother of the bride, wore a model suit dress of crystal blue, having a Victor- fan collar and carried a corsage of orchids.Countess Gustave d'Auriol, mother of the bridegroom, wore a model dress of royal blue silk and matching shawl and carried a corsage of orchids.The reception was held in The Vice Regal Suite of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, where white gladioli, candelabra and assorted arrangements were used as decorations.; Seated at the head table were: Mr.and Mrs.Henry Charles d'Auriol, bride and bridegroom, Reverend Father Lapointe, pastor of The Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, ess Gustave d\u2019Auriol, of Lima Peru; Miss Maureen Mulligan, Mr.and Mrs.William Cosgrove; His Excellency, Dr.Emile Vail- lancourt, Canadian Ambassador to Peru; Mr, and Mrs.Howard Ross, Mr.and Mrs.B, Meneghini; Mr.L.B.Ramsperger, best man, and ushers, Mr.William Sauve and Mr.Pax Desjardins.Mrs.William Cosgrove played piano solo arrangements immediately following the reception.Mr.and Mrs, d'Auriol left by car for points in the United States The bride wearing a midnite blue Silk dress and matchimg accessories.:- 2 +\" 4 - os\u201d home with a bag of polythene chips and two reels of wire.In the basement of their Toronto home, Mrs.Fabricius helped her husband convert these materials into swim leads for TV sets.With the money earned from this first effort, they bought more bags of polythene chips and more reels of wire, which were \u2018converted into working \u2018capital in the same manner.Today Mr.Fabricius\u2019 Plastic Profiles Company in Long Branch employs 19 people in the manufacture of plastic-covered wire and cable.| A true pioneer in his field, Mr.Fabricius brought some his machinery from Germany.The rest he designed and built \u2014 most of it with his own hands.popcorn if you sprinkle the popped kernels with a little garlic salt.You can add new flavor tof .PAGE ELEVEN )rsonal + \u2014 Engagements += Weddings * Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Ritchie, \u2018who spent some time abroad, returned on the Empress of Scotland, .Dr.and Mrs.Irwin Scott Disher have returned from Ful- ford Place, Brockville, Ont, where they were visiting Mrs.Disher\u2019's parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.T.Fulford.New Fall 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 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment, Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.ChHidren\u2019s Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone WI.1545 13 FI.NOW COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED FALL SPECIALS ! Half Price Fermanents na ss $12,50 \"2,5 $10, 2486 \u2014 Fl.0562 47 GREENE AVENUE P.Q., Mrs: J.J.Mulligan, Count- | NOW SHOWING .New Fall DRESSES And SPORTSWEAR THE LATEST STYLES, FABRICS AND SHADES TO SUIT EVERY TASTE © LINGERIE © HOSIERY © GLOVES © HANDBAGS All At Moderate Prices 7484: ~ à Bar-B-Q Beef on Buns for Labor Day Picnic * 8 hard-cooked eggs, sliced, 1 cup chopped celery, 1 cucumber, diced, 11% teaspoons salt, % teaspoon papprika, % cup French dressing, mayonnaise.Combine all ingredients except mayonnaise.Chill 4 to 6 hours.Just before serving, add mayonnaise and mix carefully.Serve in lettuce cups.The earth has an area of 196,- 940,400 square miles, of which 55,885,000 square miles of which and 141,055,400 square miles water.- : 333A ean TFS §1 PIT TESA MT ai f o = + \" SI + ' Te EON a BN A enrages Se A RE A ATA Cm at Ed 80 8 ve YD Bp HL AY Or Q rRNA IID RL EE TES ER VE Tle WATS 2 .Yn - pn yo \u201d~ yn rn mime ses Tux WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.2, 1985 : PAGE THIRTEEN kL _ 5 > LS a ~ i On Labor Day Take Easy-to-Handle Food Lu el 5 - Ent By IDA BAILEY ALLEN - A A al .i - - \u201cHere is a big basket \u2018of fine mushrooms fresh from the market, madam, said the chef.\u2018See how white and firm they are!\u201d \"A.sure sign they're fresh \u2014 and how cripyly they break! When they are well washed, dried and sliced, raw mushrooms are good \u2018as a dip or in a salad.But few persons know it,\u201d I added.¥ \u2018Don\u2019t Peel oe | Another thing they \\do not as ion.int understand, madam,\u201d he continued, \u201cis that mushrooms should not be peeled and the black lines or gills underneath the caps should not be removed.Just wash thoroughly in cold water and dry.The ends of the | stems should be cut off and the stems sliced crosswise to make » fut butter \u2014 orange filling), jel lied perfection salad, frosted cupcakes, bananas, plums, peaches,! bottled soft drinks, hot coffee, and milk.J Swiss Cheese \u2014 Hard Salami Sandwich (6 sandwiches) One-quarter cup soft butter, 1.tablespoon prepared horseradish, 12 slices rye bread, 12 slices hard\u2019 salami, 6 slices Swiss cheese.Combine butter and horse\u2019 radish and spread about 2 teas: spons of mixture on each slice of rye bread.Place 2 slices salamf and 1 slice cheese between rye bread slices spread with horse radish butter.« tender, just as meat i is eut across » the grain And another point, TOWNSHIPS overcooking mushrooms make.a 3 them tough.*, * THE UDELL FAMILY veteran Lake sailors, enjoy a sailboat GEORGED ALE \u201cUnless the tops\u2014 or crowns, | Picnic suppef., to use the technical word \u2014 are.- \u2014\u2014 To : to be used whole for garnishing, Clare Udell is a veteran\u2019 lake mighty simple: For a\u2018 day's sail || FARM I prefer to slice them before Sailboat skipper.Life on the [individual lunch boxes filled with Phone Mansonville 66 R 14 cooking, It releases more flavor Water, he says, brings that de- [sandwiches and cupcakes.The peautitur spot on Lake Memphre- and makes them go farther.\u201d lightful feeling of relaxation plus thermos bottle holds either coffee magog, foot of Mt.Elephantus, To Bring Out Flavor \u201c|a tremendous appetite \u2014 two|or a hot soup.Breezes can be near Perkins Landing, Trains \u201cMushrooms contain a little things that go a long way to quite chilly far out on the lake.met, good roads, every convent.vegetable protein, which adds make: the Labor Pay.holidays \u201c \u201cA small portable cooler holds we vas Bagel to Newport, nutriment when released by perfect.soft drinks and a tray of fruits » U.S.A.Enjoy television.combining with any animal pro-| \u2018Whether one fishes, runs an plus \u2018individual salads.A firm SPECIAL RATES FOR FALL tein, \u2018as in a mushroom omelet |-Outboard, just Lkes to row or gelatin salad or potato salad of- Mrs.Claude George, or a cream soup.A very little [goes sailing, there probably will |fers the easiest eating.Small Mansonville, Que.nutmeg brings out the delicate [only be one free hand for eating,\u201d plastic containers which can be meat-like mushroom flavor.\u201d he ads.tightly covered are ideal for \u201cHow about the calories, ma- \u201cTherefore we keep our eating salads.\u2019 dam?\u201d > Skipper Udell reminds that PLEASANT VIEW \u201cGood news there for calory- jablespoons dry bread crumbs |foods need to be adaptable on a HOTEL watchers, chef.Plain-simmered Pistened with 2 tablespoons | sail or a boat trip.Tere is al- ; , melted butter.Bake 30 minutes thi in broth, there are only 16 cald- in a moderate oven, 375 de ways something happening on a ries to 10 small mushrooms.Fal \u2019 B- boat.One has ta be free to take But cook them in butter and the : care of it immediately.NORTH HATLEY, QUE.Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal Route 1 to Magog i - Coconut Custards Seléet foods which can be eat- calories zoom to nearly a hun e W.can e \u2018 dred!\u201d y Beat 3 eggs frothy.Add % |en out-of-hand \u2014 the kind that || Summer sparse aim at other Dining, dancing, dating this Tomorrow's Dinner cup sugar; \u2018A teaspoon salt and you can pass to someone either resident director.Every modern autumn will see us dressed in % teaspoon pure vanilla extract.fore or aft.Only if you plan to es ar inkian qetscrase® delightful silk dresses and .Chilled Cantaloupe Stir in 1% cup shredded coconut |tie up at a mooring, take along a FULLY LICENSED suits.Typical of the rich sea- Cold Ham Platter and 3 cups milk.menu that is to be served from For full particulars regarding son ahead is this dress of black Potato-Egg Salad Transfer to custard cups.|a table.rates, etc.write or phone 23, JOHN M Escalloped Mushrooms Place in a pan; surround with| For a menu that can take it, or Monitor Vacation Bureau 271 torso lines.The ow-placed Chilo oaaomatoes ds hot water; bake in a moderate | even if the lake is a bit choppy, ne 18 an up-turned cuff Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk Ove 350 deg.Fahr.or until & [the Udells like: Rye bread sand- criss-crossed at the waist in a knife inserted ngar the centre |wiches (Swiss cheese \u2014 hard sa- silk brocade designed on long one-sided bow and caught with \u2018(All measurements are level) Comes out clean.Serve ice cold.lami with horseradish butter), à rhinestone button centre Recipes proportioned to - enriched bread sandwiches (pea- front.The skirt is gathered serve 4 to 6 A sickness survey shows that from there.It has brief sleeves Escalloped mushrooms 77.8 per cent of males in Canada LAURENTIANS and an\u2019 extremely graceful Wash and dry 1 pound fresh and 83.1 per cent of females are neckline, mushroms.Slice both caps and ill at sometime during the year.NYM ARK'\u20ac stems.Melt 14 cup butter.Stir Illness in the family causes fam- ° .in 3 cups fine enriched bread |ily trouble and distress.The Jr LOBGCE Dinner To Launch erumbs and \u201cé teaspoon onion Community Chest Red Feather |{} ao ST.IAOVEUR DES MONTE.RQ M b hi D ° juice, 1% teaspoon each nutmeg dgencies provide both the health Perfect Holiday -and monosodium glutamate, 1'|and family services which are so at em ers Ip rive g itall needed fo a health Reasonable Rates! EASTERN TOWNSHIPS teaspoon salt and % teaspoon vi y ; r y Golf -ourse on grounds, swimming (under New Management) The 1955-56 annual member- pepper, Saute lightly.community.Your Red roalher pool, tennis court, sundeck, etc.> 60 miles from Montreal ship campaign of the Young| Butter a baking dish that can dollars are urgently needed.Give Recreation - Orchestra Nightly sovinelal Transport to door Men's and Young Women's He- go-to-table.Put in a layer of to your Community Chest.Special Weekly Rates Ex ellent Fonietes imming, ; the crumbs, then one of mush- -__ Free Golf for Weekly Guests orchestra every Saturday.brew Assogjation will be launch- |, oo Fish don\u2019t freeze because wa- Write for folder direct or call For reasonable rates or ed at a diner to be given by When all are used, pour over ter underneath the ice doesn\u2019t Monitor Ae, Bureau, \u2018telephone to the Lodge Mrs.Samuel Bronfman, O.BÆ.beef bouillon cube.Dust with 2 fail below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and Mr.Sol Kellert, Honorary beef bouillon cube.Ce - Presidents of the Association.i \u2018This dinner.at which the guest N speaker will be The Honorable Mr.Justice Harry Batshaw, will be held at the Snowdon Building, 5500 Westbury Avenue, on Wednesday evening, September 7.The\u201cchairman of this year's campaign is Mr.Irving Riddell, and representing the women\u2019s section is chairman Mrs.S.Buck- man.Assisting Mrs.Buckman in this important annual, event is Mrs.Philip Levy, Chairman of Special Names, and the follow- E A : ing vice-chairmen: \u2014 Mesdames ) R.Leopold, H.Robinson.J.| : Stewart, J.B.Becker, J.Carin, | M.M.Chorney, V.Levy, S.L.INSTALLATION INCLUDES: Mendelsohn, S.Bagan, M.Deit- ! \u2018 © Gun type automatic oil burner © 200 gallon [\u201c\u201c\u201c=canqa., cher, A Maron, M.Shapiro, M.tank ® Automatically controlled by thermostat, } Flanz, N.Steinberg, and C.Vos- © 1 year warranty and service (24 hours) © Draft 1 berg.i y regulator, oil filter ® All permits with approval i This membership drive is con- by the Fire Department of the City of Montreal ! i i 1 centrated into a period of four © - to five weeks and the fuhds con- and the Board of Electrical Examiners A com stitute the sole source of revenue for the carrying on of the numerous activities both at the Snowdon\u201d and\u2019 the Sir Mortimer Davis Buildings.\u2019 plete installation The phrase, \u201cIt's a feather in your cap\u201d has come down to us from the customs of primitive A à .\u2018People who stuck a red feather 3 + in their headdresses for each en- 5 ,« emy defeated.We still have \u201c # enemies which we help to defeat oe when we support our Community 3 Chest.~ ER PRES a munis ee PAGE FOURTEEN ~ > \u2014_ - 4 - - Fo x MACRAE ELECTRIC, of the Westend Intermediate Softball League, who copped the league pennant and championship.- Front, left to right, are manager Willie Manolson, D.Bram- bell, R.Brambell, H.McDonald, P.Martin and D.Selby; back, .IT\u2019S THE Same Fine Brew WITH A Bright New Label Red, white, blue and gold \u2014 it\u2019s your modern invitation to continue to erfjoy the unchanged full-bodied flavowr and emnatent quality that bave wade Export Canada\u2019s iargest selling ale \u2014*\"the ale your great-great-grandfather drank\u201d.or \u2014THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.2, 195§-\u2014 same order, D.Kaplan, P.Lomasney, R.Murray, M.Bond, L.Hughes, C.Bowles, D.Dunbar and J.Beasant.\u2018Missing were Gordie Smith, John Urbas, Conley Forey and Cam McFadden.| MacRae Cops 10-1 - MacRae Electric finally moved back into intermediate softball playoff competition last night, and showed that their long layoff hadn\u2019t dimmed any of their potent power.Cliff Bowles fanned 21 as the club trouneed Restau- rant St.Jacques from Rosemont, to take a 1-0 lead in (Photo by Ed Bermingham) Whiffs 21 the best of three series.The wihner of the series is slated for play Derby in the provincial semifinal.MacRae only got two hits off hurler Roger Bourassa, a former tosser with Dow of the Snow- don League, Cliff Bowles, old squad.But what they did get came at the right time and took full advantage of five errors.The Restaurant people broke Cliff\u2019s shutout in the -fifth, when Foret doubled and Che- vrefils tripled.But Collins flied out and Bowles fanned the next two to get out of the inning without further damage.He allowed only two other hits, one to first baseman Marcel Pepin who showed this way with Steinberg\u2019s for several years.MacRae scored two runs in the second, third and fifth innings, added three in the seventh and one in the eighth.They opened with two out, when Pat Lomas- ney singled, Jim Beasant doubled and Bowles singled in the two markers.\u2018Then in the third, again with two away, Lloyd Hughes doubled and Dave Kaplan tripled him home, then scored himself while the left fielder played footsie with the ball.In the fifth Hughes smashed a circuit blow after Phil Martin, walked.\u2019 MacRae only got one hit in the seventh \u2014 Hugh Mec- Donald\u2019s triple, but they got three errors and a walk to make it good for three runs.McDonald singled in Beasant, safe on an error, in the eighth for the Electricians\u2019 final marker.A defeat and a reversed protest knocked St.Augustine's out of their quest for city honors.The Gusties lost two straight to United Steel of America from Ville Emard, by.5-2 and 7-2 scores.} The 5-2 match was played last week, but the Saints protested the tilt because of USA men batting out of turn.The protest was origitiallys upheld sbut whan co .MOLSON'S EXPORT.ALE JE, - s \u2018 3 the umpire's report came in this der, center week, the decision was reversed.The umpire said a piteh had been thrown to the next batter, thus nullifying any penalty.USA defeated St.Augustine's 7-2 Friday to take their second straight from the Gusties.Bou- dreau.went all the way for the victory \u2018scattering four safeties, one a homerun ty Roberts.Bou- dreau, the pitcher also cracked out a pair of homers, while his teammate, Fern Martineau, went three for four.Valois was tagged with the defeat, being clubbed for nine base-hits along with his successor Thomas, who came on in thé sixth, St.A.LL.00Q 001 1\u2014 2 4 4 SA LL.020 131 x\u2014 7 9 2 Valois, Thomas .6) and Bownass; oudreau and Mongeau.St, Jacques .000 010 000\u2014 1 4 5 MacRae .022 020 31x\u201410 8 1 Bourassa and Chevrefils; Bowles and Selby.Locals To Show | With Verdun In Inter QRFU Several local residents will be in action this weekend when the Verdun Stampeders ef the intermediate QRFU will attempt to rack up their second vietory of the young season.Included on the roster of the high flying Stamps are end Barry Jude, quarterback Barry Cal- Grant Peterson, tackle John Harvey, halfbacks Sandy Spence, Sonny Stone, Gerry Apostolatos and Barry Carrique.The latter is currently out with an ankle fracture.Coach of the squad is another westender, Roy Chesley.\u201cHis charges started the season last weekend.with a 23-6 victory over Orfuns, and meet the league's newest entry, Three Rivers, in two games this weekend.' The clubs hook: up Monday.at (Continued.on page 15) * A {Lewis Places 1st va © John Lewis.Jr.of the West- ;jmount YMCA intermediate boys i class placed first in the mile swim held in the \u2018pool last week.He led a field of seven: to finish the mife in 40 minutes.\u201cBob Thomas placed.second «land Peter Easterbrook followed closely in third position.\u2018other boys taking part in the swim were Alex Ross, Peter Patenau- de, Pat Keyes, and - Anthony Grant, 10 -The mile swim was one of the events in.thé programme, of Camp Westmour.: summer fun club \u2018which, is now in its final week.\u201ca PA .- -% |Locals\u201d Entered In Fencing Tests.' Several local entrants will take part in\u2018the Province of Quebec | Fencing Association toyrnaments -| to be held this weekend at Mount St.Louis College, 244 Sherbrooke street -east.1 All entry fees are two dollars, _and there-are six prizes to be retained in each! event.The ladies individual foil for the Photo-Journal Trophy will get underway Saturday at 10 a.m.: , ,The men\u2019s individual foil will also be held at the saine time | and place for the Zotique Les- perance Trophy.The individual electric épée for men only will take place Sunday at 9 am, for the JW.McDonnell Trophy.Finals are scheduled for 2 pm.The individual sabre also for men only will begin at 9 a.m.sharp on Monday for the Joey Richman Trophy.Finals will start at 2 p.m.sharp.SAFETYLINER TUBELESS TIRE *% NO TUBE TO BLOW OUT % FITS YOUR PRESENT RIMS À COSTS NO MORE-THAN \u20ac A REGULAR TIRE AND TUBE - JIM PEREIRA Service Station SPECIALTY \u2014 ROAD SERVICE Greene & Western Aves.Tel.WE.0196 \u2018 - | : re : _ TT ELITE LES ee du me TE ie IT pI - \u2018 À 115 LORIE SO ré ds, ,\u2026 The Flay used in these box scores arc as follows: ba\u2014 betting average of the player in the series up to an including \u2018the game listed; ab\u2014official at - bats; r-runs; h\u2014hits; >\u201dn\u2014put \u201couts; a\u2014assists: e\u2014-errors, Those used in the summary beneath \u2018thé box score are: RBI si \u2014runs hatted in; 2B \u2014Joubles; 8B\u2014triples; HR-home runs; SB\u2014stolen bases; sac-\u2014sacri- fices; BB\u2014bases on balls; SO\u2014 strike outs; H\u2014nits: HP\u2014hit - By pitch; À & FR\u2014run and earned ruus; LOB\u2014Jeft on base; DP\u2014double plays; U\u2014umpires; = -T\u2014time of game; A \u2014attendance.Series A PW LD FBI .8 2 0 1 Saints .\u2026 80721 Trenholme, Aug.28 FBI (8 ) abr hpo a Corriveau, ss 071 5110 2 33 31020 Sokoloff, rt-cf 462 4 31 3 0 Constable, tb 091 4 0 0 9 0 Nish, \u20ac 167 4 1 1 9 2 Wesolowski, p 400 4 2 1 0 1 Levinson, 3» 158 5 0 1121 Blument'l, 2b-rf 182 4 0 0 1 i Diamond, cf 500 3 0 2 1 a-Beitel __ 000 1 0600 Campbell, 2b 000 0 0 0 00 Tea 241 37 8 127 9 BT.AUGUSTINE'S (5) ab r hpoa Lapointe, ef 2% 41 210 Broadbelt, 3b 091 3 0 01 1 Rassenti, 1b 000 3 0 011 O Beaubien, If 167 3 1 1 30 St.Pierre, cf 000 4 0 0 3 0 Sirnett, Zb 083 40131 Allard, ss 286 4 3 2 11 Denoncourt, ¢ .000 0 0 © 0 © son, c 091 3 0 0 4 0 .b-Walker 000 1 0 0 0 0 Mclean, p 000 © © 0 0 O Aubry, p 333 41102 Team 165 33 5 12711 a-struck out for Diamond in 8th.b-struck out for Olson in 9th.FBI .-.220000000e 101 610 104\u20148 Bt.Augustine's .Summary RBI: Nish 2, Levinson; Lapointe, Rassenti, Beaubien, Aubry.2B: Sokolofi, Nish; inson, HR: Beaubien, SB: Constable, IMamond; Lapointe, Rassenti, Sin- nett.Sac: Leebosh.LOB: FBI 9 Saints 5.BB: off Wesolowski A: Mec- Lean 3, Aubry 2.SO: by Wesolowski 10; McLean 0, Aubry 4.H: Weso- lowski 7 in 9 inns; McLean 1 in 1/3 inns, Aubry 6 in 8 2/3 inns HP: Wesolowski (Broadbelt).R&ER: Wesolowski 5-4; McLean 1-1, Aubry 7-3.PB: Nish; Denoncourt 2, Oison 3.- Winner: Wesolowski: 2.0, Loser: Au- bry 0-2.U.Fanion, Harvey and Mc- Donald.A: app: : 2: Tremtholme, \u2018Aug.25 FBI (21 ba abr h po a e Corriveau, ss 000 4 0 0 1 1 0 Leebosh, 1f 444 5 0 1 1 00 Campbell, 2b 000 0 0 0 0 0 O a-Sokoloff, rf-ct 555 4 0 2 1 0 0 Constable, 1b .,143 4 0 0 7 0 0 Nish, \u20ac 125 4 0 019 0 0 Wesolowski, p .500 3 1 2 0 4 0 Levinson, 3b 125 4 11 010 © Diamond, cf 400 2 0 0 0 0 0 b-Beitel 000 1 06 0 0 0 0 Goodman, rf 000 1 00000 Blum'thal, rf-2b .286 4 0 0 1 0 O Team 26838 2° 630 6 © ST.AUGUSTINE\u2019s (2) ba ab r h po ne Sinnett, cf 000.410100 Lapointe, rf 200 5 0 0 2 00 Broadbelt.3b .125 4 0.1 1 3 0 Rassenti, 1b-f .000 3 0 012 0 0 Beaubien, i 000 3 0 0 0 00 c-Furlong 000 0 1 0 0 0 0 Walker, 1b 000 0 0 0 2 0 OC Kaczorowski, 2b .333 3 6 1 2 4 1 Allard, ss 000 3 0 0 0 4 0 Olson, ¢ 1256 4 0 0 9 0 0 Moe Saucier, p .143 3 0 0 1 3 0 ~~ Aubry, p 400 1 01 0 00 Team 141 33 2 33014 1 a\u2014singled for Campbell in 3rd.b\u2014struck out for Diamond in 6th.c\u2014ran for Beaubien in 8th, FBI .000 100 001 0\u20142 Saints 000 001 001 0\u20142 Summary: RBI: Wesolowski, Levinson; Broadbelt, Kaczorowski, 2B: Sokoloff; Kaczorowski.HR: Weso- 10wski, \"Levinson (off Saucier).SB: Sokoloff.Sac: Campbell.LOB: FBI 8, Saints 6.PB: Nish 3.BB: off Wesolowski 2; Saucier 3.SO: by Wesolowski 19; Saucier 7, Aubry 2.HP: Wesolowski (Sinnet, Kaczorow- ski, Olson) H: off Wesolowski 3 in 10 inns; Saucier 6 in 8.inns, Aubry 0 in 2 inns.R&ER: Wesolowski 2-2; Saucier 2-2, Aubry 0-0.U: McDonald, Hillard and Maher.T: 2:00, A: app.@æal SOGO6-OUHO6GOH099 #1 GO-OOGO600009 Allard 2.3B: Lev.\u2019 Series B | Play off Box Sores | DOW ic.0wc00 * 4 Grocers ._ 6 2° - WESTBURY, \"AUG.3 Dow ( WLD 2 0 4 0 - 1) ; .abr h pos ¢ McKissock, s8 .105 4 1 05 3 1 Walker, 2b M8 19522189 Romney, 1b J43 4 \u201898900 ater, rf 90 4 0 01 0 0 Barnard, et 217 4 01 3 0-0 Gray, \u20ac 130 4 à 2500 Kennedy, 1 100 20 061060 Rheaume, 3b 188 30-0110 Legare, p 333 3 0 1 1-1 0 rer Team 165 2 1 627 6-1 $teinberg\u2019s (0) ba abr h pea e McGrail, of |.267 3 01 3 0 0 a-Graha m 000 0 0 0 0 00 Forsythe; cf 000 © © & © 0 0 Atchison, rt -160 4 6 0 @ 0 0 Racette, M, 182 4 0 0 0 1 0 G.Callaghan, 1b 306 4 0 110 0 1 Tomlinson, a8 045 3 0 0 5 2 0 Sutherland, \u20ac 00: 4 00500 Brown, 116 300330 D.Catiaghan, 3 038 30112 ;} c-Eagan 1000 : O 1 0 00 McCracken, p .200 4 0 2 0 3 0 Team 15333 0 62711 2 \u2018a-Walked for McGrail in 7th.b-Ran for Graham in 7th.c-Doubled for D.Callaghan in Sth.DOW v.0000000005 001 000 Grocers .Summary: RBI: McCracken, Eagan.SB: Kennedy.Sac: Tomlinson.PP: Brown to G.Callaghan.LOB: Dow 9, Grocers 9.BB: off Legare 2; McCracken 5.so: Legare 5; McCracken 5: H: off rare 6 in 9 inns; McCracken 6 in 9 inns.R&ER: Legare 0-0; Mc- Cracken 1-1, WP: McCracken.Winner: Legare 1-0.Loser: McCracken 2-4, U: Maher, McDonald and Hil liard.A: app.4000.1:47.Trenholme, jy 29 STEINBERG\u2019S (5) ba ab r kpo à e McGrail, cf 213 5 1 2 100 Atchison, if 1900 51 1 3 0 0 Racette, rf 222 5 0 211090 Calla ,1b.316 4 1 212 1 1 Tomlinson, ss 053 4 0 0 3 3 1 Sutherland, ¢ .116 4 0 1 4 0 0 Br Crliaghan, 3b 00 4 0 13 8 D.Callaghan, \u2019 McCracken, p .125 4 1 2 0 4 © Team 149 5103715 3 DOW (0) ba ab r hpo a ¢ Walker, 2b 150 4 0 1 0 20 Kennedy, K 2111 30036062 Gray, c 053 4 0 0 6 01 Barnard, cf 21 4 00100 Romney, 1b 76 4 0 216 0 1 Slater, rf 235 3 00 000 McKissock, ss .133 2 0 0 2 4 1 Rheaume, 3b 108 4 0 0 0 00 Hall, p 200 3 00 011 0 0 327 17 5 310 000 406\u20145 900 900 000\u20140 Summary: Atchison, Racette, McCracken, G.Callaghan, Sutherland.SB: McGrail.DP: Racette to off McCracken 1; Hall 1.McCracken 4; : Cracken 8 in 9 inns; Hall 10 in 9 inns.\u201d R&ER: McCracken 0-0; Hall 5-1.HP: McCracken 2 (McKissock, Slater).WP: McCracken.Winner: McCracken (2-3).Loser: Hall (3-2).U: Fanlon, Clutsam and Harvey.A: app.4000.T: 1:32, Westbury, rrr 28 0 a ab r hpo ne Walker, 2b .125 4 01 2 3 0 Kennedy, If 133 4 01 0 00 Gray, \u20ac 967 4 0 0 6 0 O Barnard, ef 207 4 0 2 2 00 Romney, 1b OT 4 0 112 0 © Slater, rf 206 4 01 0 0 0 McKissock, ss 15: 4 0 0 1 3 1 Rheaume, 3b 250 311120 Hall, p 2% 3 11606 40 Team 17634 2 82412 1 STEINBERG'S (5) be ab r kpo ae McGrail, cf .167 4 1 1 Z 1 0 Atchison, If 280 4 22000 Racette, rf 154 4 21 0 1 0 G.Callaghan, 1b.267 3 01 91 0 Tomlinson, ss .067 3 0 0 4 1 0 Sutherland, c 0717 3 0 0 61 0 Brown, 2b 182 3 0 0 4 0 1 D.Callaghan, 3b .000 3 0 0 2 5 0 McCra:'ten, p 000 3 0 0 0 2 0 Team 30 5 527 12 1 Dow .000 002 000\u2014 2 Grocers .300 002 00x\u2014 5 Sum: nary: RBI: Hall, Kennedy; Atchicon, G.Callaghan, Racette 2.Bernard, Romney; McGrail, Atenison.3B: Barnard, Slater, Hall.HR: Racette.DP: McKissock to Walker to Romney, LOB: Dow 4, Grocers 1.BB: off Hall 0; Mec.Cracker.0.SO: by Hal 6; Mc- Cracken 5 H: off Hall 5; McCracken B.R&ER: oft Hall 5-5; McCracken 2-2, PB: Gray.Winner: McCracken 1.3.Loser: Hall 3.1, U: McDonald, RS.and Maher, A: app.3500.ils MVP Trophy Starts Tih Season For the seventh consecutive season local football fans will be afforded the opportunity of voting for their most valuable Alouettes\u2019 player in the annual _ competition for the Lord Calvert Trophy.The balloting which will be conducted at each home game, commences this Saturday.Arrangements were completed between Jack Clifford of Calvert's and Vic Obeck, vice-presi- dent of the local Big Four entry.The voting form in the pro- J gram will consist of separate \u201cballots.for linemen and back- fielders.Two pointe to.a \u201c(pésicat SIERESTÈIHE first-place selection and one for a 2nd.At the end of season, the At the end of the season, the player amassing the most points from the public will be accorded the \u201cPlayer of Distinction\u201d honor, \u2019 Past winners include such greats as Virgil Wagner (1949); Herb Trawick, the only two- times winner in 1950 and 1951; Jim Ostendarp (1952); Sam Et- cheverry (1953); and Alex Webster (1954).Of these winners only two remain with this year's edition \u2014 Trawick, now in his tenth.season,.and Etcheverry.\u2018to be an athletic director at a TRE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.3, 1955 PAGE Firss.Obeck Sees Job Only Starting Most men in this day and age are satisfied to attain only one of their ambitions.But one westend resident seems to be accomplishing this just as fast as he can figure them out.- ~ That's the current situation facing Vie Obeck, general manager of the Montreal Alouettes Football Club, who makes his home on Hampton avenue.- - - Some time ago there was a boy who wanted to play football.And after he became a football player he wanted to play professional football.When he found himself at that goal, by far no longer a b oy, he decided he wanted to be a coach.And around this time he\u201d decided he would some day like university.\u201cThis wag thie early story of the life of Vic Obeck, who after a stint as a top linemen with the now defunct Brooklyn Dodgers, took up a series of coaching jobs that eventually found him situated in 1847 as head coach at McGill University.In the \u2018next year, Obeck achieved ljs desire to be an athletic director, and for six arduous years played the dual role of coach and director.Last year, he stepped down as coach, and this year resigned his post as director of athletics with the college to become part owner of the Alouettes.Obeck had mrrived at his collegs post much earlier than expected, and when a new sight arrived on the horizon he took the jump.Now Vic's job is akin to that of a theatrical show manager.Even after the show starts on the stage, there is plenty to be done.Part of Obeck\u2019s work will come to & head this Saturday when the Alouettes take the field for their league opener against Ottawa, but even after the regylar campaign gets underway there will always be enough to keep Obeck busy.In fact, his current aim is one that may take a lot more time and effort to accomplish; it may never come about during his tenure here, for that matter.\u2018This ambition is to promote football in Quebec, so that eventually every youngster has the opportunity of playing the sport sometime in his youth.For eight years at McGill, Locals To Show .(Continued from page 14) Verdun Auditorium Park at 2 p.m.The park is at the bottom of Church avenue and La- Salle boulevard, right next to the Verdun Auditorium, Tickets are available at the door.Some 10 westenders are currently trying out for positions with the junior Sham-Cats, following the demise of the NDG Maple Leafs.The juniors start - Obeck conducted clinics, made dinner speeches and constantly tried to \u201csell\u201d his product to the public.Now he feels some of that work is starting to produce results, as the \"Als found from a visit to Quebec City.\u201cIt is the only sport that can be completely Canadian,\u201d Obeck says.\u201cIt is played \u2018completely in Canadian cities, and the large majority of the members of each team are Canadian.No other top flight sport can make that claim.\u201d It is with this in \u2018thind that Obeck says he would like the Alouettes \u201cto represent all of Quebec, similar to the Saskatchewan and British Columbia football teams.\u201d -Vic finds that trying to promote the Montreal football club and the sport in general are jobs that fall hand in hand, and is one that he te enjoying extremely.\u201cWhen the new owners took over the ¢lub we agreed that part of our job was not only to give Montreal first class football, but also to promote it throughout the province.And I sincerely feel we are accomplishing part of our objective,\u201d he said.A devout family man, Obeck has three children.They are Sharon, 10, Steve, 7, and Mary, 4.Steve goes to the Priory School and Sharon to Sacred Heart.His outside activities right now are mainly concerned with television, a medium Vic has used more and more in recent Years.His own sports program was the first Montreal show to go on a coast to coast hookup and to devote more time to it, he has dropped a Sunday afternoon radio broadcast this year.In comparing his post at Mc- Gill with his present duties, Obeck finds he has \u201cmore latitude.I'm my own boss, and it's a lot different being in business for yourself, so to speak.In a lot of ways it is easier \u2014 if you need a left end, you can simply go out and buy one.That's as far as players are concerned.\u201cAlso, because \u2018it's strictly football, I like it better, and.it does give me more time for outside commitments.\u201cAs far as management problems are concerned, I find them easy to handle, I've been in every angle of the business, as player, coach and executive.All that helps me now in solving the everyday problems that crop up,\u201d he sald.Vic has only praise for the westend, and stated: \u201cWe really enjoy living here \u2014 it's an ideal location.The bulk of the team's fans are out here, as are the majority of (the season ticket holders.That's why we find it so successful practicing at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.And to cap it all, several of the players live here too.\u201d their schedule around Sept.10.C.J.Pratt, Lt-Col., JOIN THE.ROYAL MONTREAL © REGIMENT REGIMENTAL PARADES _ will commence TUESDAY, 6th of SEPTEMBER, at 8 p.m.Candidates for training in Infantry Tactics, Weapons, Wireless, Driving, etc.accepted on Tuesday and Thursday each week from \u20188:00 to 9:30 P.M.4625 St.Catherine St.West Westmount Officer Commanding Brewing Discovery LSI yes BC res f \u2018de Liesse road, and from here + their annual tour in Canada, ana \u2018Saturday night.PAGE IXT A fx TREY ip cn CEE EE robes cage CU Over 60 Archers Vie For Provincial res The Quebec Archery Association\u2019s big event of the year takes place this weekend when some sixty archers from all over the Province gather in Montreal for the Quebec Provincial Archery Championships.Last year these were held in Arvida, and on Saturday and Supday reigning champions Cora Bachelder of the Algonquin Archers, Montreal, and Fred Hicks of Sherbrooke Belle- view will be defending their titles.the Centre Sportif, one block [Society Lists _ ; Added Winners east of Pie IX, just below Sherbrooke St.Saturday and Sunday afternoons.There will be two events on Saturday which have not previously been included in the Quebec Championship programs.The Class A Quebec men, and those coming from Ontario will shoot a Canadian Round.This consists of 24 arrows shot at each of 5 distances, 80, 70, 60, 50 and 40 yards.Another new event is the team competition two men and two women from the same club comprise a team.They will shoot 10 ends of 6 arrows each, the men at 60 yards, and the women at 50 yards.\u2018The highest score made by any member of the \u201cteam on each end will count as the team score.This should give the clubs who don\u2019t have four consistently high scorers a chance.On Sunday all classes will shoot regular American rounds, the men 30 arrows at 60, 50 and 40 yards and the women at 50, Flower and Vegetable Show competition of the West End Horticultural Society \u2018were an-'|: nounced this week by vice president R.S.Semple.Winners of .top awards were announced in last week's edition of The Examiner.\u2014'oNôwing the listings here are the, riumber of.first, - second and third prizes won by each.contestant respectively.Miss H.I.Johnston \u2014 2, 0, 1; Mrs.S.Walsh \u2014 2, 0, 0; Sandra H.Semple \u2014 2, 0, 0; Donald Ferguson \u2014 2, 0, 0; Mrs.E.Potter \u2014 1, 6, 1; H.Weiler \u2014 1, 4, 2; W.McL, Walbank \u2014 1, 1, 3; Mrs.D.Bent \u2014 1, 1, 0; Mrs.R.Semple \u2014 1, 0, 1; W.G.Borland \u2014 0, 5, 0; I.Patterson \u2014 0, 3, 1; Kathryn Ferguson \u2014 Added winners in the annual\u2019 § WESTHOUNT EXAMINER, TRIPAY, ue 2, Ci :B [31 \u201cTime Limit ears On Free College For 1954 Grads One group of children of Canadian veterans, died on active service or because of injuries sustained on active service, have only afew weeks in which to apply for free university education or other ad- \u2018high school in Juné, 1954, Canadian Legion Dominion President, the Very Reverend J.O.Anderson, said this week, rat Dean.Anderson remix students thaï according to the Children of the War Dead (Educational\u2019 Assistance) Act of 1953, \u2018federal \u2018assistanse for the \u201cpur- paid only if the student enrolls in an institution of higher learn- tion from high sghool.nadian Legion, and executed by fairs, provides tuition, other fe and an allowance of $25 a month while a student attends college, university, normal school or a nursing training school.Generally, an institution of higher learning is one in.which high school graduation is necessary for admission.1, 0; Karen Semple \u2014 0, 0, 2; {Is Regular Show whose fathers vanced training.These are stu-, dents who wère graduated from Ba FRE SRE ooh Hour £ The famous Woolworth Hour, | featuring Percy.Faith and His orchestra, will begin as a regular program over radio -stetion CFCF Sunday at 1 pm, it was announced\u2019 \u2018this week, Alsb.on the show will be a modern -chorus and \u2018guest stars will be featured \u2018every week.Faith is well.know to listeners .and is a popular feature on other shows.+ \u2018The \u201cWoolworth, Hour\u201d; a new radio show, indicates renewed interest from sponsors in radio.ri This is the first time hE Wolk.\u2018| worth Jims has ever - | utilized the medium of radio, CJC Seminar Opens Wednesday af YMHA The opening session off the Seminad on Program and Organizational Leadership, sponsored .by the Canadian Jewish Congress for program chairmen and chairmen of community organizations, will be held on Wednesday, September 7, at 8:15 p.m.in the YM-YMHA Building, at 265 Mount Royal avenue west, poses of higher education will be | ing within 15 months of gradua- The plan, initiated by the Ca the Department of Veterans Af, fol ; Rosema.Lawson \u2014 0, 40 and 30 yards.Also on Sun- 010 ty Dr.J.R.Dean \u2014 0, 0, 1.* On sale at Westmount Grounds, T.Richman\u2019s & Snyder\u2019 ALOVETTE x OPENING 1955 LEAGUE GAME MONTREAL ALOUETTES OTTAWA ROUGHRIDERS ] \u201c Saturday, September 3rd, 2.00 pm.- MOLSON STADIUM RESERVED SEATS \u2014 $2.50, $2.75 GENERAL ADMISSION \u2014 $2.00,: FOOTBALL Eaton Co., Lord's, McNiece\u201d Ss s Sports Shops.Co day there will be a William Tell Shoot.Everyone knows the story of William Tell who shot an apple off his son\u2019s head.We won't be using a live model! But will have a dummy with an apple on its head.Contestants will be allowed three shots: those hitting the apple will be awarded a William Tell crest, but those hitting the dummy will be immediately disqualified.Don St.Denis of the Algonquin Archers is one of the few archers in Quebec who has won a crest, The official opening of the tournament will be at 1.45 p.mon Saturday, and entries will be accepted on the field until 1 p.m.For further information call FI.9744 or RE.7-4626.Antique Cars Routed Here On Tour Westend residents living on Decarie boulevard, Cote St.Antoine road and Sherbrooke street will sec time rolled back a good number of years if they look out of their windows tonight, Approximately 250 antique cars, much older than you and I, will be using the above streets as they wind their way to the heart of the City and a parade there.The cars, driven by members of the Antique Car Collectors Club from all parts of the continent, arrive in Montreal today at the Rolls Royce plant on Cote will drive, in parade fashion -into the city.This is the first time the car owners have held is the 10th such affair.The 10th annual Glidden Tour, left Niagara Falls on Sunday, and with stopovers on route, is 1319 FI 1166 CLIFFORD\u2019 S MARKET GREENE AVE.& 1167 We extend a cordial invitation to former Gatehouse (Greene Ave.) customers to shop at CLIFFORD'S MARKET.* You will find these specialists at CLIFFORD'S to serve you: \u2014 PAT McINERNEY\u2014manager\u201427 years experience in food stores.| sedi LIONEL LEVESQUE\u2014meat operator\u2014formerly of Gatehouse on Greene Ave.\u2014\u2014 GEORGE GAMBLE\u2014meat operator\u2014experienced Westmount meat man.\u2014 FRANK LAURENT \u2014meat operator\u2014formerly of Gatehouse on Greene Ave.* Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Received Daily % Finest Quality Meats\u2014100% Guaranteed - % Complete Stock of Groceries x Frozen Foods x Beer - x Phone Service , * Free Delivery ($2 minimum order) ~~ Our store has been remodelled, with meat \u2018and fruit facilities _ enlarged and modernized.A } .A x >a expected to reach here today.Following the parade, there will be a reception and presentation of prizes held at the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel on \u2018 + 0\" NOW \u2014 ITS CLIFFORD'S FOR SERVICE A OT pp rpg eq ern igre + 4 / .- ii 2 "]