The Westmount examiner, 29 juin 1956, vendredi 29 juin 1956

[" Resorts Page 9 .Exammer Sports Pages 10-11 YOL.XXVII, No.26 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 29.1956 TWELVE PAGES Committees Do The Job E Mills Tells Rotary The smooth and successful working of committees rather than individuals has been responsible in the past year for the highly efficient operation of the Westmount Rotary Club, retiring president Ernie Mills told members Wednesday noon at Victoria Hall, in presenting his annual report.Paying tribute to the work of * the committees, and the chairmen, retiring president Mills mentioned particularly: W.W.Allison for program, J.P.Page, for his work with the bulletin; W.F.Close for Rotary information; Lynn Davenport for at-* tendance; B.D.Bailey for fellowship committee work; J.B.Burrows for inter-club activities; -D.M, Campbell for public information; H.Houston for international service; Dr.P.C.Staples for youth service; J.J.MacBeath for Crippled Children's activities; Borden Empey, General Council of Service Clubs; A.W.Callard, scholarships; W.J.Tawse, safety.Elaborating on the community service work of the club, Tr.Mills told of the activities at Unity Boys Club where an all time high membership had been reached of 900, of which more than 40 per cent were girls.Discussing the safety comimit- tee work, he mentioned the 140 pupils of Westmount school passing the safe-driving course tests and the same number the swim tests.New officers were announced as: W.G.Moxley, president: W.J.Tawse, vice-president; Harry Houston, secretary; S.B.Cay-.ford, treasuréy; J.Arthur Speirs, sergeant at arma.Humanitarian Award Granted To Roy Campbell Roy Campbell, well-known local businessman and former Mayor of Westmount, was presented Tuesday with a citation for \u2018civic mindedness and humanitarianism,\u201d\u201d the highest award of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security.The Association is holding its 43rd annual convention in Toronto this week and delegates from all over the world heard Marcel Guay, Quebec Regional Superintendent of the Unemployment Insurance Commission, describe Mr.Campbell's activities in the fields of handicap (Continued on page 12) + SGHOOL\u2019S .OUT: And it .14, exited from their class- Holiday Weekend The Examiner offices at 2191 Hampton avenue will be closed all Day Monday, July 2, Duminion Day, in order that the staff may take advantage of the ling wodlcond.Lid Tr \u2018 couldn\u2019f he more apparent than in the carefree manner John Nicolson, 13, Edward Eby, 15, and Wesley Warrner, rooms at Westmount Junior High School last Friday.Bats and balls have since taken the place of books.PLAYGROUNDS OPEN: The city playground program officially opened last week, and supervisor Gundega Janfelds found the youngsters standing in line co register at Prince Albert Park.Left to right are: Andrea Mason, 7, Martin Cun- dall, 9, Jimmy Nucci, 10, Virginia Harvey, 6, Susanne Le- vin, 8, Dawn Bourdon, 10, Jennifer Burgen, 7, and Miss Janfelds.(Photo by Ted Harrison) x Westmount Girl Meets Queen At Garden Party July 12th Julie Adams, 612 Victoria Avenue, smiles in the picture below as she reads her invitation to Buckingham Palace from th~ Omnecen.She sails for England with her parents on the \u2018Empress of Britain July 3rd.Miss Adams is one of nine Canadians to be presented to the Queen on July 12th.Her parents will accompany her and later in the day will attend the Annual Commonwealth Garden Party.Julie, who recently won the Westmount High School Award of Honor, will spend two months in England and on the Continent but her parents will return at the end .of July.In the past year Julie was active as Secrefary of the Westmount High School Students Council and in several other activities in the school.She also won the Westmount High School Alumnae Public Speaking Award and the McGill Alumnae Award.Julie Adams With Invitation (Photo by Ted Harrison) A sm nr TE IR IE SNA ls AE © © ame \u201cTl { ES aml nhs rp oer Cr RS.01 mi Fmt i eee res A > RE I mi kr As ci RE ce ait Fama pies ER \u201chag eT La Li Sw \u2014 FNL AIRIS TES OR - PAGE TWO Pupils Of Irene Nichols Display Talent In Recital Excellent performances from members of her music class featured Irene Nichols\u2019 annual piano recital recently in Roslyn school.Paul Becker opened the program with \u2018Toymaker\u2019s Dream\u2019 which he played win ease and excellent timing.He was followed by second year pupils\u2014David Seixsmith played \u2018Turkey in the Straw\u2019; Dicky Bourne and Joan Russel playédd \u2018Tom Thumb\u2019s Band\u2019 and Judy Holland and Maureen Minnion followed with \u2018The Donkey's Serenade\u2019.These duets were very much enjoyed.Jean Cameron rendered Copenhagen and Eddie Goldenberg played \u2018Toy Soldiers on Parade.\u2019 This young man, who sold one hundred tickets, presented the cheque to Dr.Patterson later in the programme.Kathy Addle- man gave a melodious rendering of \u2018Toyland\u2019 and Dwight Druick played \u2018The Cossacks\u2019 with much KEN 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the players throughout the evening.Favourite selections for the young at heart included Stuart Connolly, Kathy Veitch, Tommy Stewart, Ethel Kostman, Ann Common, Deborah Pidgeon, Betsy Barber, Jennifer Hill, May Lou Allan, Sally Sharp, The two outstanding of these pupils were Jennifer Hill add Sally Sharp.\u201cSilver Threads Among the Gold\u2019, played by Paula Doyle and Susan Sharp, an older pupil, re: ceived much well-deserved applause for her rendering of the \u2018Durand Valse\u2019.Class beginners represented the section called Old Canada.Dominique and Martine Blouin played a duet of the theme from \u201cThe New World Symphony\u2019.Indian pieces followed, played by Gordon Byers and Margot Mc- Dougall and Doris Blouin and Karen Marks rendered French songs.Elizabeth Lewis played an Irish song and Roslyn Pepall and Roslyn Horwood represented the Scotch and Mary IN Kostman, the English.Lucy Fellowes played \u2018All Through the Night\u2019 with good expression and Alice Becker gave a good performance of the \u2018Marseillaise.Frank Lewis was outstanding in this group.He played \u2018Rule Brittania\u2019 with excellent technique and later completed the recital with a patriotic rendering of \u2018God Save the Queen\u2019.Barbara Pidgeon gave a finished performance of \u2018Village Dance\u2019 and Susan Lytle received much applause for her good interpretation of the \u2018Brahms Waltz in A Flat\u2019.- Favourite selections of New Canadians included Brian Hill, Peter and Kirstine Mikelson, Nancy Jefferys, Kippy Murphy and Joan Traversy.\u2018The Neopoli- tan Dance\u2019, a duet played by MA.3332 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.CHRISTMAS\u201d EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR FOR INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER WA.4568 Montreal | | | v3 CHARLES ae ee a a a a a a eT nT nn VV VV VV VVVVVVVV VV VY $s LIMITED Interior Decorating Service For 40 Years MOVED To larger and more modern premises in WESTMOUNT PLACE Westmount's newest apartment building 4421 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Between Kensington & Metcalfe Aves.Phone: WE.2726 SA LA de A de ds de de de A de él de de A de de sd A A a al ee af Ca el\u201d VV VVVVVVVVVVVV VF VTVvTVY+T BROOKS * LAMdMAMAAMAMAMAAAAAAAA THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956 Queen\u2019s School.He succeeds 2 0 JAMES H.PATRICK, who has been appointed principal of A.Pitcairn, who is moving to Carlyle School, Town of Mount Royal.THIS WEEK AND NEXT LILLIA UTI ld AT .|Unity Boys\u2019 Club, 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WEST SSRILIS LSS SSS ISIS LSS LSS SL/L LL LSS IYI 7A SIS ff 77 A SUMMER PKOGKAM OPENS Registration for the 1956 Summer Program got underway last Monday.It was indicated that an estimated 250 boys and girls will be enrolled in this year\u2019s Summer Program.The first special event of the season took place on Tuesday when some fifty youngsters travelled to Kippy and Joan received much applause as did \u2018Toreador\u2019, played by Brian Hill and \u2018Slavonic Dance\u2019, played by Nancy Jef- ferys.Xenia Kirkpatrick rendered \u2018Dark Eyes\u2019, and Robert Bourne gave a rythmic performance of \u2018Waltzing Matilda\u2019.Gerald Mack played \u2018Polish Dance\u2019 with good technique and phrasing.Both these boys show musical ability.\u2018Norwegian Dance\u2019 followed and Susan Johnstone carefully observed the Rubato tempo.Jacob Silberberg impressed the audience in his performance of \u2018Finlandia\u2019.This beginner shows great promise.Susan Cayford gave a good the celebrated \u2018Hungarian Dance\u2019 by Newman, and Tommy Lewis gave a good performance of \u2018Edelweiss Glide\u2019.Joan Sadler played \u2018Hungarian Fantasy\u2019, by Sher, with proper change of tempo and regard of dynamics.Donald Bradbander displayed excellent talent and gives promise of being a fine pianist.Douglas Druick displayed his technical ability with a finished performance of Turkish March.Linda Grobstein received much applause for her brilliant and artistic performance of Godard\u2019s \u2018Seconde Valse\u2019 and Elizabeth Jefferys deserved much credit for her mature rendering of the \u2018Paderewski Minuet\u2019.Dr.Patterson thanked the children for their excellent effort in obtaining $263.95 for the benefit of the Crippled Children\u2019s Camp.interpretation of.TAOUNT ROTARY CLUB zzZBy Maurice Mariasine Granby, Quebec to the Granby Zoo.In addition \u2018to touring the Zoo, watching the animals, and \u2018so on, the youngsters participated in softball games and had a very enjoyable day.CRAFTS AND SPORTS Staynor Park is the site of the outdoor program with crafts being conducted on a daily schedule under the direction of Mrs.Gisele Mauer.And the sporting program, softball, inter-Club games, etc.is under the direction of the newly appointed Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor, Ronald Havard._ TOURS Several interesting and educational tours have been lined up for the Summer Program season.Tour Day will be on Wednesdays.Of course the highlight of the Summer Season will be the trip to Belmont Park on July 11th, when 100 boys and girls will participate in the Annual Childrens Jambouree.HIKES WITH LOUIS THOMAS The Best attended special activities of last year's, summer season program was the Thursday hike with Louis Thomas.Mr.Thomas who has vast knowledge of Indian lore, and Indian Mr.|| culture, is an éxpert on tracking and hunting and with this knowledge and his all around ability, a great treat this summer in\u2018hiking to different places in and A schedule of Louis Thomas\u201d weekly hikes is posted on the Club bulletin board.OTHER PROGRAM NOTES A periodical trip to the East instituted in the very future.Another feature of the summer program will be trips to St.Helen's Island, Mount Royal, La Fontaine Park and possibly Mald Beach.Unity\u2019s Little League Baseball Team, the Indians, continue to play regularly scheduled games | fice weekly.Although ° the exup has not been faring too E well in the win column, coaches \u201cfom McAlear and Manny Barn- off are hopeful of a good finish in the second half of the schedule.A recent report by Manager McAlear tells us that there is some very promising material for next year's edition of the team.A \u2018daily shower will again be on the agenda for the boys and girls this year.Inter-Club softball games are being planned by the M.B.A.member agepcies.Last Wednesday and Thursday the Unity Boys\u2019 Club was the scene of a large turnout of youngsters who are going to Camp Lewis.On Wednesday the Annual Check-Up was completed while on Thursday six bus loads of singing youngsters left for the two week sojourn at Camp Lewis.Despite the fact that the playground has been open for some time now, the basketball craze which has existed at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club during the last few years continues to grow.The youngsters seem to.want to play basketball and it is with some difficulty that the activity has come to a definite close.HAVE A GOOD SUMMER We would like to take this opportunity of wishing our friends and members of the 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total structure of\u2018 Judaism.Highlight of the institute was {- an outdoor study session on the Pirkei Abot given by Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat.Alaric the Gotn, in 408 A.D, demanded not only gold and silver, but 3,000 pounds of pepper, as part of the ransom of - Rome.KEEP COOL! during the hot summer days SPECIAL IMPORTED TROPICALS - Just Arrived.- Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS ; Made-To-Measure at special reduced prices.Best workmanship guaranteed.10 DAYS DELIVERY English Grey Flannel Worsted PANTS Made-to-measure $15 Also Blazers & Sport Jackets RESTYLING AND REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 Greene Avenue (Just below ut.Catherine) PICK-UP and DELIVERY CLOSED SATURDAYS WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956 The green color of plants is due to the presence of chlorophyll.structor, Gaston Bazinet.rates ! 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Alice Quint, Amnon Ants- chuler, Samuel Stieglitz, Leah |] Mendelson, David Mendelson, Maureen Katz, Harry Stieglitz, Davis Joachim, Tova Wisenthal, Billy Wisenthal, Louise Caplan, Mark Caplan, Jack Botner, Jol- anta ed ROTARY ANNUAL MEETING: Top, left to right, Harry Houston, _ Mills, past president; Bill Mox- ley, new president; Bill Tawse, vice president, photographed at the annual meeting of the Westmount Victoria Hall.\" Mills receives a presentation from W.F.Close, \u201cthe club's 1947-48 president.secretary; Ernie Rotary Club in \u2018Lower, Ernie ( (Bermingham Photos) REUBEN BERGER the expert shoe man, with a good reputation Entrust your child's as well as your own footwear Treat your feet right \u2014 enjoy the comfort and appearance of your shoes.to a qualified shoe man.'Y' Men's Club Head Refurns From Convention Keith Charters, president of Westmount YMCA Men's Club spent last week in Estes Park, Colorado, wnere he represented his club at the 32nd international convention 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*_ TRE WESTMOUNT EXANINER, FRIDAY; JUNE #, 1986 © : \u2014 = \u2014 THE EXAMINER Fee = Pts Sri pda or Choob ol THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY : \u2018 oni Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal our our i WaAlnut 2773 * : The Examiner sims to be an independent, clean \u201d newspaper for the home, devoted to public ser- - vice.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 INSTRUCTION FOR SLOW and \u2018 half year.h oe .Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept.: (Part III) .: Jaws.By Gretchen Wulfing FRIDAY.JUNE 29.1956 Director Elementary Education, Oakland, Calif.By Rev.Canon R.K.Naylor Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Education Il This brief article is addressed to parents as citizens of a great country celebrating its eighty-ninth birthday.Our minds naturally turn with the closing of school and the approach of Dominion Day to the questions: What have the schools and the Dominion to say to one another?And also, What do the parents as citizens think and do about it?The answer to the first question is conditioned by the fact that the schools are a provincial affair and will remain so.Some people think it should not be so, but as wise men we shall deal with things as they are and not go after the impossible.But even if the Dominion as a whole does not control the schools nevertheless it has a moral concern in them and expects certain things from them.It expects in every province the best general education that can be had in our modern days.It expects an education which will fit the next generation to take its place and maintain the good name and orestige of our country in a {roubled world.It has a right to look to our schools to provide citizens for life in Church and State, in industry and finance, in law and medicine, in teaching and politics who will in every sense promote the good of our community.Further, it has the right to look to the schcols to train citizens with breadth of vision and understanding, with an appreciation of their dual heritage of religion, language and culture which will enable them to interpret Europe to America and America to Europe.It surely must expect our schools to keep before our pupils the practicalities and the ideals which will produce an upright and a prosperous nation.That applies to the whole Dominion, but we live in Quebec, a province with its own peculiarities and problems and even it: own provincial holiday.It is very interesting that Quebec\u2014 which came out of France does not observe the French national holiday, July 14, but its own private holiday, June 24.For Quebec did not pass through the French revolution of 1789, and still thinks of a .pre-revolu- tionary France.It follows then as a matter of course that our Quebec Government exepects certain things of us.They may be summed up in one sentence: that we shall take seriously the French language and history and, especially, try tn sympathize with the national mentality of our fellow-citizens.For we are training our pupils to live understandingly in (his province, There is another side to this questioning.What do you as parents and tax payers expect of the Government of your Dominion and Province?What do you say about governments at the breakfast table before you rush off to your office and the boys rush with equal speed to school?Is it merely abuse of government as such or have you something constructive to say which will give a lead to your son if he becomes a member of Partiament in years to come?There are several things that you have a right to ask.The first is honesty in handling the nation\u2019s finances, to which you have contributed your taxes.Padded payrolls should lead to dismissal, not to cynical laughter.In the second place you have a right to expect absolute fairness both from Dominion and Provincial Governments, They wdninister the country and province not for a party but for the good of the whole, There should x MUMFORD, BA, BD, who was inducted as asssitant minister at REV.ROBERT WW.St.Andrew\u2019s Church, West- mount, last Thursday, and will preach his first sermon this Sunday morning.be no question of a wharf here or a road \u2018here because it will provide votes for a member of Parliament in distress.In =the third place Government should use every nieans to promote the unity of the country, not by suppressing one group\u2014English, French, Jew or New Canadian\u2014 but by welding them together as one nation.And, lastly, at least as far as this note is concerned, we expect in Parliament dignity and the observance of all the niceties of parliamentary life which have grown up in the last six centuries.You have a right to ask for these things on your national holiday because they provide the setting for your schools and the atmosphere in which your chil dren grow up, the atmosphere without which national teaching will be completely ineffective.» Westmount Baptist Church Interim pastor Dr.A.C.Archibald will speak at both services oh Sunday.His morning topic will be \u201cThat First Lord\u2019s Supper\u201d, being followed by the monthly Communion service, At the evening service he will speak on \u2018A bad case of the Blues\u201d.The rickert room will be open during the morning service to care for all children under eight years of age.At the midweek service on Wednesday, Dr, Atchi- de x a Plan a sensible program of word recognition.Slow learners should eventually become independent in word recognition, just as other children do.Since they learn mgre slowly, it is important that these skills be developed gradually in keeping with total reading growth.Specifically, slow-learning children may be expected to need more time than % the average in ear-training activities.These should precede and accompany the initial reading from books, and may be necessary for a considerable time thereafter.The ability to hear differences and likenesses in word and letter recognizing differences and likenesses in printed form.It is an important \u2018beginning step in word recognition.As the children begin to read from hooks, they must be helped to build a vocabularly of wotds they can recognize at sight.New vocabulaily \u2018must be presented and practised in a variety of ways if slow children are to master it.The association of a word with a picture or with an actual object will be an aid to recognition.For this reason, picture dictionaries made by the children, games which involve matching words and pictures, following written directions using objects in the room (Sit on the biggest chair.Find a red book.) are useful, Meaningless repetition of lists of words, a poor practice for any group, cannot be .justified for slow pupils either as a learning aid or as a morale builder.After the children have mastered a considerable nuniber of words which they recognize at sight (this may occur during the primer level or even later), they will probably show readiness for observing parts of words and forming generalizations about them.Thus; if they have learned as sight words cookies, come, cold, and candles, the teacher presents all \u201cthese words, the children pronounce them Hsten- ing for the beginning sound, and discover that the letter c has a specific sound.In the same way other familiar sight words are examined for beginning consonant sounds, for rhyming endings, and later for more difficult phonetic parts.It is important for slow-learn- ing cliildren that these three major steps be taken in order and at fhe child's rate of learning: (1) ear-training activities; (2) ear-training activities plus the building of a sight-word vo- cabularly; and (3) ear-training activities, if still needed, plus the continuation of the sight- word vocabularly, plus analyzing words and forming generalizations about sounds (phonics.) Help the children measure their own progress.All children need to feel that they are succeeding with their school work.Slow- learning children, many of whom have known repeated failure, need success®even more.In fact, they need success frequently, and are unable to wait for long periods of time to gain it.The teacher of slow learners will strive, first of all, to plan a reading program at the children's level, and then to devise objective ways of recording progress.Competition and comparisons with more able children can be avoided.Individual graphs and charts on which the children may record daily achievement in their independent seatwork activittes are helpful.A bit of ceremony when a child completes a book \u2014 taking it home to share with bald opens a series of four discussion topics; his subject this week being \u2014 \u201cHow can we Conquer our Worries\u201d, sounds is basic to- the family or reading a favourite story aloud to a younger group at school \u2014 marks an important milestone.Setting up group standards for good oral reading, for good independent work when the teacher is busy, or for considerate behaviour in the classroom library, with proper attention given to\u2018those children who achieve the standards is another means of measuring growth.So too are displays of interesting work done by this up in yela- ton to their reading.The first voluntary interest in reading books from the public library may be quietly praised.Results by testing from time to time measure growth.- The teacher who is gentiinely interested in helping slow-learn- ing children will find tangible ways of making them aware of their progress and giving them pride in achievement.The teacher who would succeed with slow learners needs an extra measure of understanding and patience and interest.Above all, she needs real skill as an instructor.This is a challenge to any teacher.Countless numbers of teachers are accepting the challenge and doing a fine job to help the less able pupils in their classrooms.Tooth decay attacks nine out of ten people and is particularly active among the teen-agers.Adults are more susceptible to gum diseases.To prevent dental caries, brushing the teeth \u2018m- mediately after eating will remove the acid-forming food particles that cause decay.UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson ; Minister: Rev.Angus Cameron, B.A, B.D.Sunday, July 1st 11:00 a.m, Morning Service Donald Mackey, Organist and Director of Music BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn J.A.Johnston, B.A, D.D., Interim Pastor: DR.A.ç ARCHIBALD, D.D.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u201cThat First Lord's Sup- PE Fed Case.of The 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m, Communion Following the Morning Service Visitors Welcome Organist: Galt MacDormat, B.A., B.Music SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm + SABBATH EVE, FRIDAY, JUNE 29TH Evenings Services at 6415 p.m, Candle Lighting No Later Than 8:25 p.m, SABBATH MOR G : 9:00 a.m.Prelimoinary Services 10:00 a.m, Scriptural Readings .Numbers, Ch, 25, v.10 - Cn.30, v, 1 Prophets\u2019 Jeremlati, Ch.1, v.1 - Ch., V.Evening Services at 8:30 p.m.* Ethics of the Fathers \u2014 .WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday Morning at 8: A a.Fe Weekday Mornings at 7:30 \u2018Sunday & Weekday Eves.at 8: 3 P.m, 10: 0 a.m.i ik \"PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN -.- CHURCH.- .- Melville Avenue - Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.8:0.-Ministes \u201c Sunday, July Ist 11:00 a.m.Morning Service MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON.MASS.* Sunday, July 1st 11:00 am.Sunday School, - 11:00 a.m.Church Service.; Subject of , Lesson-Ser- mon: \u2018\u201cGOD Golden Text: I eo nicles 20:11.Thine is the kingdom, O Lord, and Thou art exalted as head above aM.IV ednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, READING ROOM In the Church Fdifice.Open to the publie Tuesday, day.2 to 4 p.my UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS , Thursday and Fri.\u2018 and STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN Joint Services in DOMINION-DOUGLAS CHURCH Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.11:00 a.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie Everyone Welcome Choirmaster and Organist: Mr.Jotun Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT and WESTMOUNT\u2019 PARK-EMMANUEL UNITING FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, D.D.Rev.R.W, Mumford, B.D.Sunday, \u201cJuly 1st Service at 11 o\u2019clock in ST.ANDREW\u2019S, WESTMOUNT Preacher: Rev.R.W.Mumford, B.D.Organist and Choir Director: Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bach, - F.C.C.0.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant > ifth Sunday After Trinity Mal \u201cCommunion tins (said) LEMN EUCHARIST SEN (said) \\ Weck Davs HOLY EUCHARIST :00 am.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 8:00 a.m, Monday anc Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.H.John Skynner 8:00 am.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Mattins.7:30 p.m.Evensong (Said).Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist: Mr, Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL \u201c\u2026 CHURCH 6220 Sherbrooke Street West Friday, June 29th \u2018ST.PETER, A&M 10:00 a.m, Holy Communion » Fifth Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rector 7:30 p.m, Evensong.Preacher: The Rev.T.A.Ramsey Wednesday, July 4th 7,00 am.Holy Communion\u2019 Thursday, July 5th Holy Communion + CHILLMAN ., SEDAN PARTS HUSKY =~ | : SALES HARD TOP SERVICE - È .- if 4 CITY MOTOR 1822-26 St.Catherine W.\u2019 Fi.4616 \u2018EénvenrisLe Accessories | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WE still have a few Western franchises available in Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes for Automotive Retail Stores.We are offering this opportunity to responsible people interested in operating their own business.Take advantage of thirty years\u2019 experience by associating with Canada\u2019s most progressive Automotive Chain, 115 stores now in operation.For further information write to Western Tire and Auto Supply Limited, Head Office, Box 204, London, On- tario, Y-17 ZL ROOMS WANTED WANTED, large room, preferably, unfurnished, for light housekeeping for September, between Cote St.Antoine Rd., St.Catherine, Decarie and Clarke, For widow.Apply in writing, Ramsay, 376 Roslyn Ave.Y-14 24 AUTOS FOR SALE \u201851 CHEVROLET SEDAN, POWER GLIDE, CAN BE SEEN AT WARD'S SERVICE STATION, CORNER CLAREMONT AND WESTERN, SATURDAY FROM 1 P.M.Y-25 26 GARAGES TO LET HEATED accessible garage vicinity Grosvenor and Cote St.Antoine, $15 monthly.GL.1194, Y-15 UNHEATED garage, $12.00 monthly, 432 Prince Albert Avenue.Y.31 29- FOR SALE MEN'S & WOMEN'S CLOTHES Handmade, never worn, very cheap: 2 men\u2019s suits, 38-42; 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tL.1822-26 St.Catherine St, W.Fl.4616 {rades and Professional Cards * 20 Words 75e - Addition; Words 3e Each * BUILDNG REPAIRS ACADIA Construction Co.Ltd, con- \u2018erete, brick, stone, plaster, tile.concrete blocks.Repairs and alterations to sidewalks, chimneys, walls, floors, foundations; also waterproofing.and caulking.Phone .8-2336.Y-1 GENERAL HOME ALTERATIONS Carpentry, painting, planned kitchens, etc.HA.7570.Y-6 GARAGE DOORS For free estimate of guaranteed gar- \u2018age ,deor installation or repair call Crestline Door Co.DU.8-7524.Y-10 DECORATING .ATTENTION WESTMOUNT RESIDENTS Will do painting, maintenance and rugs, etc.By hour or contract.Satis- Belmont.Please call RE.7-2831.40 FOUND ONE pair of white kid gloves on Cote St.Antoine Rd., near Arlington.FT.8016.SAMPLE SIZE 9 TO 20 NEWEST AMERICAN MATERIALS PRICED BELOW WHOLESALE TO CLEAR $4.00 T0 $8.00 NO DEALERS REGENT 1-4672 DRESSES Hold Final Rites Edward D.Parker Final tribute was paid yesterday to the memory of Edward Davidson Parker when funeral service was conducted at St.Matthias Church with Rev.Kenneth Keefer officiating.Mr.Parker, who lived at 4692 Roslyn avenue, died last week in Victoria, B.C.He was in his 55th \u201cyear.0 Mr.Parker was the eldest son of the late Edward Wilgress Parker and his wife the late Fanny Crombie, He was educated at Lower Canada College and, after graduation, joined the firm of P.S.Ross and Sons, chart- | 170 AAAS Es | 8:28}: ered accountants, and later the Royal Trust Company.* He was formerly an assistant general manager of the trust company, with which he wag associated for over 30 years and at the time of his death was on leave of absence on account of ill health.Mr.Parker was a member of St.Jame's Club of Montreal, the Royal Montreal Golf Club, Royal Montreal Curling Club and the Montreal Curling Club.He is survived by his widow the former Jean Robertson, and two sons, Edward Stuart and James Robin, of Montreal, a sister, Mrs.H.Vennor, Roper of Montreal, and two brothers George A., of Victoria, B.C., and Herbert H.of Montreal, Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.x + Christian Science +\u2014* * Man\u2019s God-given right of self- government will be brought out at Christian Science services Sunday in thé Lesson-Sermon entitled \u2018God\u2019.Israel who asked him to rule over them will be included in the readings from the King James Version of the Bible (Judges \u201cAnd Gideon said unto them, I will not rule over you.\u201d The basis of proper self-government will be emphasized in readings \u2018from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Serip- ; tures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy, in- | cluding the following {106:7): Gideon's answer to the mer: of: 39 LOST factory work.WE.5474.Y-9 BADMINTON RACKET DRESSMAKING Lost on Westmount Blvd., Roslyn or LRESSES made-to-measure in.new\u2019 Spring styles.Imported materials.European designer, very moderate prices.Repairing, remodelling.Anna Gowns, 346A Victoria Avenue (near Somerville).EL.0823.Evenings St 1 5 | EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, dresses made, alterations and repairs.5110 Sherbrooke West, Apt.Y-3 EXPERIENCED dressmaker from England, alterations and new work done in your own home.HU.8-6897.the Red Feather Family Welfare Association, \u2018commenting on the increase said that many mothers worked «curing the vrar years, but their chilaren were provided for through vartime day nurseries to a great extent.These are no longer operating and private welfare agencies have not been able to expand their services.Miss Maud Bothwell, director of the Montreal Day Nursgy, said that the nursery, also a d capacity of 100 pre-school age children and has a long waiting list.Comparable nurseries in Montreal include the St.Anne's Day Nursery, operated by the Federation of Catholic Charities, and a day nursery affiliated with the Federation of Jewish Community Services.Several social agencies operate nursery school programs with half-day care, but this offers only a partial answer to the working mother\u2019s problem.Private Day Nurseries A scattering of privately operated day nurseries has sprung up recently, Miss Bothwell noted.Social agencies know little about them, since there are no licensing regulations and no outside super- \u201cGod has endowed man with inalienable rights, among which are self-government, reason, and conscience.Man is properly self- governed only when he is guided rightly and governed by his Maker, divine Truth and Love.\u201d 2e - x inside decorating, clean chedterfields,\u2019 EDUCATIONAL ENGLISH lessons for French pupils, Be correctly bilingual.' Start now.Write box 232, Westmount, Quebec.Y- TUTORING by experienced teacher, B.A.Retarded children accepted.ME.7-5128, .Y-24 FURRIERS HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs.1235 Greene Ave., WI, 3312.Y-4 LAMPS LAMPSHADES ARE YOU THRIFTY ?Have your old vases, jars, turned into lamps.Have your lampshades replaced, altered, cleaned.Expert service, 30 years experience.RENOMMEE ART STUDIOS 2055 VICTORIA ST.(Near Eaton's) TEL.HA.1723 Y-8 LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING and garden maintenance by experienced gardener.Call Dick Verlaan at MO.625% -11 NOTARIES MILTON W.WINSTON, Notary, 4 Notre Dame St.E., Suite 504-505, Met- ropole Building HA.2468.Eves., HU, -9-2820.Y-7 UPHOLSTERING Laud LR ING ot au Kinds.Cus- dm ang recovering.Remodelling and repairs, Expert workmanship.Free astimates.24-nour service.Marre; Phone WI.3834.Y-2 USE EXAMINER CLASSIFIED .FOR QUICK RESULTS Red Feather Direcior Deplores Lack Of Small Day Nurseries More mothers are working outside their homes but facilities for the care of young children have not increased, welfare agencies report.No up-to-the-minute statistics on the actual increase of mothers in the country's working force are readily available - but it is obvious that numbers are up, social workers agree.Elinor Barnstead, director of* Feather service, is filled to its: of care.Nurseries run by social agencies abide by standards requiring a certain number of trained adult supervisors for a given number of children and \u2018adequate indoor and outdoor play facilities.They also usually provide planned food service and an informal play-school program of the nursery school type.These standards account for the relatively high cost of day care at institutions like the Montreal Day Nursery, she said, The actual cost per child per day at the Nursery is $3.55, although fees are arranged in accordance with parents\u2019 means and many people pay little or ncthing.Pri- vatcly operated nurseries charge dally fees starting at $2.00.Most of them, she said, are simply private homes in which a housewife undertakes to supervise children\u2019s day chre and there are no overhead expenses to meet.Cancer kins more children than does any other disease.vision of program or standards WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue Plateau 1104 TTL eR pe a ART me a pe nb: vn ele 5 ; i ; 2 = 3 * i- =: a+ pores PAGE 8IX Crowell-Hockin Wedding Held_- At St.Andrew's, ~ 545 RETIN 7 St.Laurent The marriage of Areta Valma, daughter of Rev.and.Mrs.J.A.Hockin, to Dr.Clarence Robert Crowell, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ethan Crowell, took place June 22, in St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, St.Laurent, the Rev.J.A.Hockin, father of the bride, officiating, Miss Marjorie Howell played the wedding music and Miss Shirley Crowell, sister of x the bridegroom sang \u2018\u2018Holy Art Thou\u201d and \u201cI Know That My Redeemer Liveth\u201d, during the signing of the register.Baskets of pink and white peonies and gladioli and candles in candelabra were used as decorations in the church.The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr.Harold Hockin, was in a gown of white nylon over satin with a fitted _ bodice, having a portrait neckline, and a bouffant skirt embroidered with flower appliques.Her heirloom veil of flower-em- broidered tulle illusion was held by a cap of white leaves and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink roses and lily-of-the-valley.Miss Margaret Cragg, as maid of honor, and Miss Edna Hockin, sister of the bride, and Miss Grace Stewart, as bridesmaids were in bouffant frocks of organdy over taffeta, with V necklines; Miss Cragg being in shrimp pink; Miss Hockin being in seafoam green and Miss Stewart in sunshine yellow.They wore matching bandeaux and carried nosegays of multi-color sweetpeas.Little Miss Margaret Lynn Hockin, sister of the bride, as flower-girl wore a frock of lilac organdy with a matching picture hat and carried a basket of mixed roses, sweetpeas and daisies.Mr.Robert Armstrong acted as best man for Dr.Crowell, and the ushers were Mr.Douglas Crowell, Mr.Charles Scott, Dr.Hugh Hamilton, and Mr.Robert Kay.Mrs.Hockin, the bride's mother, was in a gown of turquoise silk organza, and wore a white hat and a corsage bouquet of yellow roses.Mrs.Crowell], bridegroom, wore a mother of the gown of =) ===== HOBBS photographia A Wedding Service of Superb Quality Afternoons: UN.6-2274 After 5 pm.FI.1757 1672 Lincoln Avenue powder blue embroidered silk organza with a white hat and accessories, and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Following the reception, Dr.and Mrs.Crowell left on their wedding, trip for Nova Scotia, the bride travelling in an ensemble of French printed silk and wearing a matching hat, black patent leather accessories, and a corsage bouquet of white gardenias, Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Anne Hockin, of Tru- ro, N.S.; Mr, and Mrs.Allen Hockin, Miss Lydia McCullough, Mrs.Jerry Durant, Mr.and Mrs.Doug Durant, of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.A.Coupland and family, of Granby; Mrs.LeMert Patterson, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Johnson, of Huntingdon; the Rev.and Mrs.McK.Rose of Stanstead.BISSON - PASMORE The Ascension of Our Lord Church, Westmount, was, the scene of the wedding on Saturday, June 23, of Miss Barbara Irene Pasmore, RN, and Dr.Giles Ernest Bisson, Father M.Kelly performed the ceremony.The bride, the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Norman C.Pas- more of Ville LaSalle, was given in marriage by her father.Her floor-length gown of embroidered ivory taffeta was fashioned with a portrait neckline, long sleeves, and a very bouffant skirt.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a tiny cap of embroidered taffeta, edged with seed pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of Pinnocchio roses and gladioli.Miss Joan Cherry, RN.as maid of honor was dressed in a sea-green cocktail dress of silk cotton, wore white lace headdress and accessories, and carried a semi-cascade bouquet of yellow carnations.The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.Joseph Bisson and the late Mr.Bisson of Windsor, Ont, His best man was Dr.Paul McGee.Dr.Hary Stevens and Dr.Frank Johnston, ushered! After the reception in fhe Queens Hotel, Dr, and Mrs.Bisson left for Quebec City, the bride travelling in a gresn sheath dress of cotton tweed with a matching coat, white accessories and a corsage of orange delight roses.SUMMER SKIRTS BLOUSES SWEATERS SHORTIES Sat ! You simply must see these wonderful values .DRESSES $10.- 515.- $25.w REDUCED UP TO GREENE AVE, 30% GOWNS WESTMOUNT £17273 , daisies and Goldilock roses.\u2014 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1555 \u2014 DR.AND MRS.CLARENCE ROBERT CROWELL, whose® marriage took place on Friday evening, June 22, in St.Andrew's United Church, St.Laurent.The bride is shown signing the register while her husband, Dr.Crowell, at right, and her father, Rev.J.A.Hockin, minister of St.Andrew's Church, look on.Mrs.Crowell was formerly Miss Areta Valma Hockin, daughter of Rev.and Mrs.J.A.Hockin, of St.Laurent.Dr.Crowell is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Ethan Crowell, of Montreal.\u2014Photo by Robert Hindle Hague-Begley Wedding Is Held In St.Matthias Church, Westm'nt The marriage of Patricia Evelyn, daughter of Mrs.Evelyn Begley, to Mr.Edward McLeod Hague, son of Mr.and Mrs.Harry McLeod Hague, took place on June 23, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount, the Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe officiating, assisted by the Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, ¥ Mr.Eustace Tait, played the wedding music, and the choir was in attendance.Pink and white peonies, aranged with greenery, were used as decorations.The bride who was given away by her uncle, Mr.Bever\u201d ley Knight, was in a gown of Rose Pointe lace over satin and tulle, with a fitted bodice having a Queen Anne collar, with dleeves ending in points over her hands, and a very full skirt falling into a long train.Her long veil of tulle illusion was held by a cap of lace embroidered with seed pearls and she carried a semi-cascade bouquet of Happy Day roses.Mrs.William Forrest, as matron of honor, and Miss Elizabeth Hague, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Beatrice Deme- tre, as bridesmaids, were in frocks of powder blue silk organza, with fitted bodices having scoop necklines, trimmed with applique motifs of seed pearls and bugle beads, and bouffant skirts trimmed with the same motifs.They wore matching bandeaux embroidered with seed pearls and carried small baskets of White shasta Mr.Kenneth Hague acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Robert Knight, cousin of the bride, Mr.Eugene Peirce and Mr.William Forrest.Mrs.Begley, the bride\u2019s mother, was in gown of pale blue Chantilly lace.She wore a small pink straw hat, pink and blue accessories, and a corsage bouquet of Sweetheart roses.Mrs.Hague, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of pale blue and grey printed silk, with a small matching hat of pleated organza and accessories, and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.The reception was held at the Ritz - Carlton where pink and white peonies were used to decorate, Later, Mr.and Mrs.Hague left by motor for the United States, the bride travelling in an ensemble of printed paper tafeta under a blue linen coat and wearing a white and navy blue straw hat, navy accessories, and a corsage bouquet of Pinocchio roses.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs B.F.Knight, \u201cMaster Edwin Knight, of Chat- ham, Ont.; Mr.Robert Knight, - Mr.Douglas Knight, Miss Gwen Gadbois, Mr.John Harvey, of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs, W.K.Beacock, Mr.and Mrs.A.V.Harvey, of Brockville, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Firth, and Miss.Elinor Mirth, of Kingston, Ont, Never Trouble Trouble Until It Troubles You Do you worry about aches and pains that seem to have no cause?Maybe that's the trouble + « » You WORRY! If you are unhappy \u2014 think you are unhealthy .be sure to read the article about Worry by Dr.Walter C.Alvarez in the July Ladies\u2019 Home Journal .it will be a revelation to you! This famous doctor reveals that needless worry causes more illness than microbes and virus.And many people lead a life of misery and unhappiness because of worry, Dr.Alvarez tells you how to face up to problems \u2014 how to sleep at night \u2014 and suggests how to fight health - destroying worry.We all worry too much for our own good \u2014 but now you can find out what you can do to stop it \u2014 in this enlightening Ladies\u2019 Home Journal feature.THOMAN, who second vice-chaiman of the Women's MRS.R.K.has been appointed Division of the 1956 Red Feather Campaign.Mrs.Tho- man\u2019s appointment.was an- \u2018 \u2018nounced this week by Mrs.Colin G.Sutherland, divisional chairman.The campaign opens September 24.WVS Moving Quarters; Closed During Summer Women's Voluntary Services (Montreal), (Services Volontaires Féminins Inc.), is moving to 1019 Sherbrooke street west, Montreal 2, on June 27.The new telephone number is BE, 4442, The office will be closed from July 13 to September 4.Be lo ell ual FURS rep We Specialize in REPAIRS REMODELLING COLD STORAGE 1370 Greene Avenue \u201cWE.3270 ved over. Social & Personal | Mrs.R.P.Vaughan and her family have left to spend the summer at their cottage on Lake Memphremagog.- ~ The Marguerite Bourgeoy\u2019s Chapter I.O.D.E.will hold a Stand at the Band Concerts held in Westmount Park every Monday evening.= Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Connor arrived on Saturday from London, England, to visit Mrs.Con- nor\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs, J.Leslie Hodges.Miss Claire Hodges, who spent the weekend with them, has returned to New York.Hon.Paul Martin, Minister of National Health and Welfare, will be guest speaker at the Banquet to be held on July 11, of the International Federation of Business and Professjonal Women.Miss Helen Brennan, National President of the Canadian Federation of Convent Alumnae and Mrs, C.C.Keenan, chairman of the CFCA Convention to be held in Montreal in August 1957, have returned from Toronto, where they have been attending a meeting of the Committee.Members of the Hibernia Society, Darby and Joan, West- mount Friendship Club, Marguerite Bourgeoy's Chapter 1.0.D.E.and Wing Com.Dougias Baden recently toured the factory of W.Clark Ltd, Prepared Foods, at St.Remi, Que.The visitors were given the opportunity of testing the var- jous products at a High Tea before leaving.Mrs.D.K.Gowanus, chairman of the ways and means committee of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital, entertained the chairmen for the Sale of Work to tea recently.Those present were: Mesdames K.Saunders, M.Sargent, Dean Davis, A.H.Mason, H.W.Chaplin, J.H.Boston, L.Forth, H.M.Greenleaf, Percy Swail, W.Mann.Mrs.Morris, President of the Auxiliary, poured tea.At the recent birthday Tea given by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Eventide Home, Mrs.J.A.P.McGee, Social chairman, and Mrs.*Robert Berry were in charge of the tea room arrangements.The tea table was centered with a birthday cake banked by baskets of lilacs, tulips, iris and gladioli and lighted with mauve and \u2018white tapers.Lilacs adorned each of the fifty small tables and large baskets of flowers were set in all the windows.Each resident of the Home was presented with a corsage or boutonnière.All of the flowers were supplied by members and friends of the Auxiliary.The Social Committee, assisted by other members of the Auxiliary, served the guests.who numbered over five hundred.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Irvine of Des \u2018Moines, Iowa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Patricia, to J.Richard Hyde, son of the late Hon.G.Le Mountain below Sherbrooke St., J ete tis = lini tek re ds len.\u2018 \u2014Photo by Blank & Stoller Ltd.MISS MARILYN PATRICIA IRVINE and MR.J.RICHARD HYDE, whose engagement is announced by the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Irvine, of Des Moines, Iowa.\u2018Mr.Hyde is the son of the late Hon.G.Gordon Hyde and of Mrs.Hyde, of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place early in August in Des Moines.Waters-Ereaux Wedding Is Held In Chapel Of Notre Dame Church The marriage of Ruth Lois, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.Lemuel to Dr.Montreal, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Waters, of Regina, Sask., took place on Saturday afternoon June 23, in the Sacred Heart Chapel of Notre Dame Church, officiating.Standards of wnite* Price Ereaux of Westmount, gladioli and pink snapdragon and candles in candelabara were used as decorations.The bride who away by her father, was in a gown of white faille and \u2018ace with an empire lace bodice, having a portrait neckline embroidered with seed pearls, and a very full skirt with inserts of lace forming a long train.Her veil of tulle-illusion was held by a small white bandeau and she carried a cascade bouquet of white stephanotis and carnations.Miss Barbar Soden, as maid of honor, and Mrs.Thomas Parkes and Mrs.James Y.Ereaux sis- ter-in-law of the bride, as bridesmaids, were in frocks of lavender blue cotton with fitted empire bodices and bouffant skirts.They wore matching velvet bandeaux and carried cascade bouquets of pink carnations and stephanotis.Little Mary Jane Garrow, as flower-girl wore a frock of pale ping organdy, with a wreath of pink rosebuds and carried a basket of pink and blue flowers.Dr.Robert Sinclair acted as best man for Dr.Waters and the ushers were Mr.James Y.Ereaux, brother of the bride, Dr.George Kurzon and Dr.Paul Iversen.\u2018 Mrs.Ereaux, the bride's mother, was in a gown of hyacinth blue chiffon trimmed with Guipure lace.She wore a matching velvet hat and a corsage hou- quet of white baby orchids.Mrs.Waters mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of aqua silk brocade, with a hat of the same color and a corsage bouquet of white baby orchids.The reception was held at the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club, where pink and white car- Gordon Hyde and of Mrs.Hyde of Westmount, Quebec.The marriage has been arranged to take place early in August in Des Moines.\u2018 .IN was given | William Reid Waters, of the Rev.Father Russel Breen Daily Vacation Schools In Montreal District Two new centres will be used by the Daily Vacation Schools of Montreal, which open a four- week program on July 3.Central Park School, luth Avenue, La- chine and Dorval Gardens School at Dorval are the new locations, bringing the total number of Vacation School centres to eight.All of the schools, wnich are Red Feather projects, will be open Mondays through Fridays, from 9:30 a.m.to 12 noon.After morning assembly, the children will be occupied with a program of games, story-telling, music and handicrafts.The new centres on the Lake- ghore will accept boys and girls from five to nine years, with the children divided into kindergarten and junior groups.Mrs.F.Davidson is principal of Central Park School and Miss Marylin O'Neill at Dorval.The other six centres will accept girls from five to 14 years and boys from five to 12, These nations were used to decorate.Later, Dr.and Mrs.Waters left for the Pocono Mountains, Penn.the bride travelling in an ensemble of navy blue shantung with white accessories and a corsage bouquet of feathered carnations.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.William Waters, Miss Joan Keyes, Mr.Joseph Dufour, of Regina; Mr.and Mrs.Harold Waters, Mr.and Mrs.Austin Bailey, Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Armitage, Miss Betty Armitage of Toronto; Mr.James Thompson, of Kingston, Ont.; Dr.Robert Sinclair, Miss Diana Liddell of New \u201cYork Dr.George Kurzon, of Uxbridge, Mass.; Dr.Paul Iversen, Dr.and Brien Catterill, of Espanola, Ont, Dr.and Mrs.Wallace Troup, Mrs.Ian Ballantyne, of x 2 Ottawa; Dr.Frager Vipond of Detroit, ~ .\u2014Photo by William Notman & Som schools are: Nesbitt School, 3001 Rosemount Blvd., with Mrs.M.Brownlee in charge; Barclay School, 7941 Wiseman Ave., Park Extension, with Mrs.F.Martin in charge; Elmgrove School, 1150 Deguire St., Ville St.Laurent, with Donald Boulé in charge; Rosedale School, Mariette and Terrebonne Aves.with Mrs.A.Bennett in charge; Woodland School, 610 Desmarchais Blvd, Verdun, with Miss W.Kean in charge; St.Paul's Church Hall, 5991 Hadley St., Cote St.Paul, = PAGE SEVER | Strawberry Social Is Great Success A most successful Strawberry Social, held last week, markeé , the closing of a busy season foi | the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital.The Social, held on the lawn of the Nurses\u2019 Residence, Mont- clair Ave, was attended by more than four hundred members and friends, Excellent weather and the delightful music of the Salvation Army Citadel Band made the event a most attractive one, Guests were received by Mrs.K.E.Norris, president of the auxiliary and Mrs.W.Boyd Campbell and Mrs.W.E.Shepherd, co-chairmen for the Social.\u201d with Mrs.E.Sumner in charge.Children may register on the opening day.n= Have Your REPAIRS and RESTYLING Done on Your FURS At Our REDUCED SUMMER PRICES FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.- 1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre) an\" maa a a tt Wi.3312 nae\" as OU S EMILE BEAUTY SALON \"AIR CONDITIONED AA PERMANENTS from $10 including Cutting and Styling \u2018 SSSR Fl.2486 Fl.0562 1347 Greene Avenue \u2014 = EAN Relax and Shop at May's for your Vacation Needs ®* Swim Suits ®* Dresses Beachwear Skirts Blouses e e © * Sweaters SHOP CLOSED DOMINION DAY, MONDAY, JULY 2ND EARLY .LADIES WEAR 1233 Greene Ave.© FL 9541 ! ; i ! sr Tea a St Ami 4 $ i # PAGE EIGHT CJA Women's Division To Hold: Women's Community Conference A new educational arm of the Women's Division of Combined \u2018Jewish Appeal has been\u2019 formed known as the Activitids Committee.-As its first undertaking it is sponsoring on September 26 a Women\u2019s Community Conference.; It has long been felt that the opportunity for women to ex- ; change ideas in regard to wo-x \u2018men\u2019s work in the city and community work in general would \u2018be welcome, This kind of colla-! boration on an educational basis is a good means for women pe- longing to an organization to get a total perspective of work being done in their own special field of endeavour and in other fields, as well as getting to know the needs of the total community and the services performed.With these aims and purposes in mind, the Activities Cominit- tee invited the seven large organizations which give over 100 workers each to the Women's Division, plus the National Council of Jewish Woman to form the planning body of this Wo- mens Community Conference.These organizations are: the B'nai Brith, Hadassah, Jewish Junior Welfare League, ORT, Mount Sinai, Pioneers and Py- thian Sisters.\u201c This planning body has been functioning actively these past months and much has been accomplished.The interest of over 100 Jewish organizations has been aroused through publicity.They will also invite represen- 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.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only | Phone WI.1545 tatives from Women's organizations of the wider Montreal community as well as representatives from various agencies.In order to bring out the work and service performed in the community they are inviting exhibits.These displays depicting the work of these groups may be in the form of pictures, handicrafts, pamphlets, etc., and will be exhibited in the auditorium and in the concourse of the YM- YWHA on the day of the Conference.A manual, in the form of a general handbook will be given to each delegate at the Conference and will contain information pertinent to the subject of the day plus a list of all the affiliated organizations, Included will be a list of professional agencies so as to be useful for reference purposed.A questionnaire will be included at the end of the manual which they hope the delegate will fill in and leave.The program will be divided into three sessions \u2014 morning, luncheon and afternoon.The theme for the day\u2019s conference is, \u201cLiving is so Daily\u201d The morning session will take the form of a panel discussion entitled \u201cYour Community in a Changing World,\u201d and will be devoted to \u201cThe Young\u201d and \u2018The Old.\u201d Mr.Arthur S.Rosichan, Executive Director of the Federation of Jewish Community Services and Combined Jewish Appeal will act as moderator.Dr.Martin Hoffman an outstanding || authority in this field will speak on the problem of the Aging.There will be on hand professionals in these specific fields to act as consultants during discussion on any questions chat may arise regarding specific services in the community.The luncheon speaker will be Mrs.Leonard H.Weiner, a prominent leader in Detroit who Will discuss \u201cThe Role of the Volunteer\u201d.This will be dealt within its broadest aspects in relation to its effectiveness in local and overseas communities.Th afternoon program will be in \"audio-visual form and suitable materials are now being selected for it by the Progress Committee.- Rl.4-3425 E.DACCORD Lud.Graduate Landscape Contractor Nursery now located at 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE at Cote Vertu, Ville St.Laurent PHONES: Rl.4-3823 SUMMER STORE HOURS CLOSED DOMINION DAY, MONDAY, JULY 2 Open all day Wednesdays and closed Saturdays at 1 p.m.commencing July 7th to Sept.8th DExter 1850 we de CORSETS LINGERIE HOSIERY 4888 Sherbrooke sr.West lh AGNES REID SHOP GLOVES BLOUSES THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956 TO HOLIDAY ABROAD: Isabel ©\u2019Connor, left, Woodbury avenue, and Mary Martha Wright, Trafalgar Square, who sailed aboard the Canadian Pacific liner, Empress of France, on June 19.They plan a three months\u2019 tour of thé-U.K.and the Continent.Miss Wright i$ a student at McGill University while Miss O'Connor is a graduate of Sir George Williams School -of Retailing.\u2014CPR Photo Spanish and Portuguese Sisterhood Name Committee Chairman and Elect Officers Mrs.M.Ginsberg, President of tne Sisterhood of the Spanish and Portuguese Synogogue, announces that the following committee chairmen have been appointed for the 1956-57 term: \u2014 Hospitality chairman - Mrs.Harry Cohen; co-chairmen \u2014 Mrs.Dave Israel, Mrs.W.Gartner, Mrs.S.Smith, Mrs.George Kirsch- berg and Miss Jennie Erdrich; x membership chairman \u2014 Mrs.Claire Elias; co-chairmen \u2014 Mrs.Kalman Angel and Mrs.Harry Cohen; reception chairmen \u2014 Mrs.J.Blau, Mrs.J.J.Kates, Mrs.Louis Richler and Mrs.Bernard Richler; special events cards \u2014 Mrs.Moe Din- gott; memory book \u2014 Miss Jennie Erdrich; succah chairman \u2014 Mrs.Solomon Frank: co-chair- men \u2014 Mrs.A.Regenstreif, Mrs.Bernard Richler, and Mrs.Martin Goldsmith; publicity chairman - Mrs.Louis Richler; rummage \u2014 Mrs.A.Regenstreif; telephone contact chairman -\u2014 Mrs.Dave Israel; co-chairmen \u2014 Mrs.George Kirchberg, Mrs.J.J.Kates and Mrs.Dan Freedman; handicrafts and vestments chairmen \u2014 Mrs.Max Fineberg and Mrs.A.Blaustein; good and welfare \u2014 Mrs, J.L.Miller; special projects and floral chairmen -\u2014 Mrs.W.Gartner and Mrs.S.Smith; co-chairmen \u2014 Mrs.E.B.Kert and Mrs.W.Silverberg.The closing meeting was held on June 5, at which the following officers were elected: President, Mrs.Moe Ginsberg; 1st vice-pres., Miss Jennie Erdrich; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs, Geo.Kirsch- berg; 3rd vice-pres., Mrs.Harry Cohen; recording sec\u2019ty, Mrs.M.Dingott; corresponding sec'ty, Mrs.A.Regenstreif; financial sec'ty, Mrs.M.Schactman; treasurer, Mrs, M.Pinsler.\u2019 Board of Directors Mesdames K.Angel, J.Blau, A.Blaustein, Claire Elias, M.Fineberg, S.Frank, Dan Freedman, W.Gartner, J.Goodls, D Israel, J.J.Kates, BE.B.Kert, Morris Markowitz, J.L.Miller, B.Richler, Louis Richler, M.Sacks, W.Silverberg, S.Smith and Miss Dapnne Montefiore.Advisory Board: Mesdames B.L.Cohen, M.Goldsmith, I.Kirschberg, M.Michaels, A.Re- genstreif and J.Simon.Workshop Program To Assist Members Attending Congress The Seventh Triennial Congres of the International Federation.of Business and Professional Women is being held from July 8 to 12, at the Mount Royal Hotel.The following is an outline of the Workshop Program: It is the purpose of the workshops to give to those members attending the Congress a composite knowledge of some of the factors which are of importance to them as gainfully employed women, through listening to experts, through discussions and through adding their own experience and thoughts on this matter to that of their fellow members.The workshops will be divided into three groups and each member will be invited to choose one group where her special interests lie.These groups will again be divided inte sub-divi- sions, one for each day at the disposal for workshops, with the exception of the last day, when the whole group will meet together to discuss their findings and corroborate them into a re- D port from the group.These three reports will so be discussed with 0 the wprkshop leaders, with a t view to their final presentation à to Congress for further discus- b sion.= Theme: The Gainfully Employed Woman of Today and Tomororw Group I \u2014 Her Economic Opportunities: a.To make a career; b.To achieve financial independence; c.To have equal pay.Group II \u2014 Her Responsibilities in Public Affairs: d.To influence public opinion; e.To influence her community f.To influence International affairs.a Group HI \u2014 Her Roll in Hu- A man Relations: g.To create } partnership; h.To use her leisure 34 time wisely; i.To develop her perscnality.\u2019 B.and P.Delegates To Visit In Ottawa Triennial International Congress of Business and Professional Women program for visit to Ottawa, July 10, is as follows: Arrive at 2 p.m.at Union Station on special train from Montreal carrying 900 delegates.Her Worship, Mayor Whitton, \u2018will greet the delegates on behalf of the City of Ottawa.This is to be followed by a Scenic Bus Tour.To be followed by tea at the Country Club during which a concert by the REMP.Band will take place, Following the tea receptions will be held, as follows: (1) Heads of Foreign Missions for their respective delegates.(2) Parliament Buildings by Speaker and Members of Parliament for Canadian delegates.During the evening, on Parliament Hill, they will hear and receive: (1) Carillon Concert by Dominion Carillonneur,\u201d Robert Donnell.(2) Greetings 'by the Prime Minister of Canada if House business permits.(3) Tour of Buildings if desired.Leave at 9 p.m, for Montreal by special train, Open Meeting The Business and Professional Women will hold a meeting (open to the public) on Monday evening from 8 to 10 pm, at the Sheraton-Mt.Royal Hotel.The subject of which will be \u201cThe Women Executive\u201d, The moderator will be Senator Muriel McQueen Fergusson, of Canada; and the speakers will be Miss Elizabeth Feller, Switzerland; Miss Brita Elmen, Sweden; Miss Lisa Sergio, U.S.A; Dr.A.D.Ross, Canada.and , FIRST and FOREMOST in 108% Soluble Plant Foss Really marvellous for house and garden plants.Feeds through foliage as well as roots.Analysis 23-21-17, also all minor elements 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Phrasing, The Mark Of Culture In Music: Nuance and Shading, Refinement in Music: and The Importance Of Good Pedalling.À The opening session of Frances Goltman\u2019s Summer Piano Course for Teachers and Advanced Students will take place this Tuesday, July 3rd, at 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Avenue and continue weekly to August Tth.An eclipse of the sun was observed by the Chinese as early as B.C.2158.K CARLSBAD SPRINGS * An aerial view of Pleasant View Hotel showing the .main building, the annex, some of the cottages, the tennis court and, in the background, the shore of Lake Massawippi.An excellent golf course is also nearby.Holiday House Opens For Teen-Age Girls Holiday House at Morin Heights opens again on Friday, when the first group of teen-age girls go north for the long weekend.The country residence, operated by the Girls\u2019 Counselling Centre, is vacation headquarters MAY WE HELP YOU TO BETTER HEALTH?e Biologic living, sanely interpreted and faithfully followed, builds lasting 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Feather service, doubts that there is anything really comparable to the Morin Heights residence for girls.The name, she feels, exactly describes the kind of place it is.There is an informal, relaxed, atmosphere in the medium-sized house and it provides a low-cost holiday for girls who would otherwise not be able to dream of getting out of the city for a vacation.Even the fuil cost of a holiday at Holiday House is low but girls Who cannot manage to pay the whole amount can arrange to contribute whatever seems right from their budgets.Applications can be obtained from Crescent House, in-town headquarters for the Girls\u2019 Counselling Centre, and girls who plan to go must complete the applications forms at least a full week before they plan to go._ » CSCF Fund The Canadian Save the Children Fund (Quebec Committee) moved yesterday to 1405 Bishop street, room 310, Montreal 25.The new telephone number is AV, 8-9838.The office will be closed from July 3 to September - TOWNSHIPS Lake View House KNOWLTON, QUEBEC COME to the Lake View for a quiet and resxful haven for middle-aged people.AN\u2019 IDEAL SPOT for the whole family to summer together, turesque walks, ~ ADEQUATE facilities for pic- WE ARE NOTED for our goad, wholesome, country style meals.JUNQUIRE about our special rates for year-round guests.Tel.No.17 or P.O.Box 815 PLEASANT VIEW | HOTEL NORTH HATLEY.QUE.Situated on beautiful Lake Mas- 4, but telephone calle to the sawippi, 90 miles from Mont- above number will receive real, Route 1 to Magog.Paved prompt attention.road all the way to North - Hatley.LAURENTIANS Golf, water skiing and all other : summer sports supervised by \u2014 ident director, Every modern comfort at reasonable rates, Sprinkler Protected Fully Licensed .For full particulars regarding rates, ete, write or phone 23, Reg'd.VAL MORIN STATION, QUE.2 hours from Montreal by C.P.R, .or Route II ; Ideal Vacation Recreation \u2014 Recuperation Physical Culture All Summer Sports Best French Cuisine Write for Folder or Phone 191 -J-3 Simple Rescue Tricks Often Save A Life What would you do if you saw someone drowning?Could you act swiftly to help the victim \u2014 and guard your own safety \u2014 without panicking?\u201cYou could,\u201d says an article in the current issue of The American Home, \u201cif you planned in advance what to do.\u201d You can help save a life even if you can't swim because many drownings and near drownings happen close to shore where simple rescue skills can be used.With summer here, it will be swimming time from Maine to California.Unfortunately, for many the fun of swimming will be marred by the grim statistic | that aside from auto accidents, drowning is the leading cause of accidental deaths in the United States.What to do a«nout it?The American Home article \u201cQuick Tricks Save Lives\u201d advises every» one going near water to be prepared in case of trouble.And to be prepared, they should know the kind of rescue for which they are fitted without endangering their own life.John\u201d McKay, proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2771.Perfect Holiday at Reasonable Rates! it co course on grounds, swimming pool, tennis court, sundeck, etc.Recreation - Orchestra Nightly Special Weekly Rates Free Golf for Weekly Guests Write for folder direct or call CAPITAL 17-2607 \u201cARDINTOQL, | \u2018BEAUTY SPOT OF THE YOWNSHIPS™ 1500 acres of syivan paradise in the Townships of Quebec.Sweeping lawns and flower gardens for the ultimate in rest and relaxation.Private lake, bathing, boating, fishing, archery and tennis.Cheery fireplaces and sumptuous meals, Write for folder to The ARDINTOUL Estate Scotstown, Quebec, Canada LAKE PLACID LAKE PLACID ITS THE ESPLANADE Tel.1145 Comfortable Twinbed: Rooms with private bath.CONTINENTAL CUISINE.> BEST LOCATION.For details call or writer Mr.F.Lustig - Piowäti \u201cTHE SIGN OF THE SHACGY DOG Spring Valley Inn SOUTH BOLTON, QUE.The strategic stop-over on the most direct route to the Maine Coast, through the famous Bolton Pass.Enjoy quiet comfort and atmosphere in the Mountains of Brome J.B.HAMILTON, Host Phone Mansonville 68 R 2-1 PAGE TEN Blank Prudential MacRae Narrow Margin In Intermediate Play MacRae Electric narrowed Prudential\u2019s lead in the Westend Intermediate Fastball League to one game this week, chalking up two wins in as many starts.The Electricians included a 3-0 shutout over Prudential in their skein.Prudential split a pair, 17-1 over Mitchell Houghton, The latter bounced back Tuesday to defeat Notre Dame des Neiges 9-4.MacRae beat Notre Dame 8-4 last Thursday.only: Sonny Smith allowed four hits as the Electricians eged Prudential Tuesday.He fanned 11 and walked five, while his mound opponent Yves Valois whiffed seven and passed three.MacRae opened with an unearned run in the sixth, when Cam McFadden reached second on an error and came home on Lloyd Hughes\u2019 double.In the seventh, Al Olsen and Phil Martin singled, went ahead one base each on a passed ball, and came home on having won last Thursday Smith's single.Joe Taillon got the only other MacRae bingle, a double in the third.For Prudential, Valois and Larry Galagher got singles in \u2018the third, and Marcel Dupont and Jack Victor cracked out a double and single respectively.One-hit relief hurling by CIiff Bowles stopped Notre Dame des Neiges in an upset bid last Thursday.MacRae Electric won the tilt 8-4 with five markers oO + & SR = A own - BK Sk n B EB A %, \"FOR YOUNG MEN OF SIXTEEN The Canadian Army Soldier Apprentice Plan offers you trades training while you learn.Starting June 1st the Canadian Army will enrol a limited number of physically fit young men of 16 years of age, with Grade B education, and train them as tradesmen in 19 different trades.Trades training will consist of a two year course starting in September.When finished the course the Soldier Apprentice serves three years with a regular unit.This plan provides \u2014 © Half pay te the age of 17 then full pay © 30 days paid holidays a year ® Medical and dental care Only a limited number can be accepted.Interested applicants must not delay.Mall the.coupon below or contact your nearest recruiting station.Army Recrulting Station, 772 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal, P.Q.\u2014 Tel.AV.8-8133 No.3 Personnel Depot, Connaught Barracks, 3 Cltadel Hill, @sSbes, P.Q.\u2014 Tel.4-5940 Army Recruiting Station, 70 Belvedere St.S., Sherbresks, P.Q.\u2014 Tel.LO.2-8808 © Travel and adventure © A healthy active sutdeor life with sports ® Good opportunities for advancement.orAW-Q | Name.| Without cost or J obligation, please Address L forward me the : booklet \u2018\u2019The Way City/Town I to a Fine Future\u201d, Provi___ L Teleph THE.WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956 + VIRGINIANS, mosuito champions this year in the Westmount Municipal Softball League.Left to right are: Peter Fitzpatrick, George Joss, Kenny Woodford, John Forbesm, Keith Wright, captain, Milton Wood, Arthur Metigee, Ross Peak, Michael Binder, Buddy McKaig, Phil Scott, Raymond DePierre and Bernie Kelly.Back left is B.A.Rothwell, superintendent of recreation, and right, A.Pitcairn, principal of Queen's School.(Photo by \u2018Ted Harrison) Red Sox And White Sox Show Early LL Strength The second half of the American B Little League schedule 1s barely underway, and already the race seems to have settled down between the Tyndale House Red Sox and St.Andrew's White Sox.Needless to say, that leaves the westends\u2019 two entries\u2014the Lions Boys Club Orioles and Unity Boys Club Indians\u2014out in the cold.The Red Sox suffered their first defeat last Friday, being edged 6-5 by the White Sox, but still managed to forge ahead with a 21-6 victory on Tuesday over the Orioles.The Indians were bounced 10-1 by the White Sox on Tuesday.The only action this week sees the White Sox at the Orioles Tuesday, at Vaillant Park, and in the bottom of the fourth inning.Gordie Smith started for the Electricians but was routed in the fourth when Notre Dame counted four times after two were out.Bowles came on to get the last man and allowed but one bingle\u2014to Frank Mec- Alear\u2014after that, Notre Dame got their runs .on a triple by Jacques Marc- Aurele, singles by Real Boucher and Ray Lauzon, two bases on balls and a couple of .- wild pitches.| Al Olsen and Pai Lomasney each banged triples to lead MacRae, while Lomasney, Hugh McDonald and Phil Martin each collected two hits off loser Lauzon.Red Davis got the win Tuesday as Mitchell Houghton defeated Notre Dame 9-4.Dupre was the loser, and belted a homer.Mike Saucier led the winners with a homer and double.Jack Victor and Al Bownass led the assault last Thursday as Prudential trounced Mitchell 17-1.Ernie Lott, Davis and Tom Willcock all saw action on the mound for the losers, while Valois was the winner.Mitchell were held to five hits.MacRae .000 001 200-3 5 1 Prudentia .000 000 000\u20140 4 1 S.Smith and \u2018Selby, Olsen (2); Valois and Galagher, Notre Dame .000 400 1\u2014443 MacRae .200 500 1\u20148 8 2 Lauzon and Boucher; G.Smith, Bowles (4) and Osen.STANDINGS - PW LD Pts, Prudential J 9 72014 MacRae .vives 8 62012 Mitchell LL.+.8 35086 Notre Dame ,.8 180 2 In Commercial Loop the* Indians against the Orioles Wednesday at the WAG.The White Sox and the Red Sox meat next Thursday at Vaillant park.The Indians lost again to the White .Sox Wednesday in a battle of walks as the St.eked out an 11-9 victory on only three hits.Howard Blanchette \u2018vas tagged with the loss as the\" White Sox came up with six runs in the third frame on only one hit.Three men got on by walks and a like amount on errors.Unity came close to tying the count in the fifth when they scored seven times on two hits, Fred Power getting a homer for one of them.Bonnano and Waugh gave up six walks in the frame.Howard Blanchette led the Indians at bat with three hits in as many trips.Power, Gordie Cole and Morgan got the others.Morgan Turner was the loser in Tuesday's game, as winning pitcher Don Carter allowed but two hits, one to Ray Mader and the other to Blanchette, Walks again were the Unity weakness, with Turner \u2018and Gordie Cole handing out 10 along with six hits.Carter and Pierre Brisson each banged two hits for the White Sox.Petrofina Tops IBM Petrofina defeated IBM 17-10 | in the only game played in the, Westend Commercial Softball League this week.In another scheduled tilt, Ogilvie defaulted to Howard Smith, Frank Kennedy led Petrofina with a three run homer.Ian Forest was the winning hurler.Standings W L D Pct.C-I-L- .511.785 Howard Smith .311.70 Du Pont .33 .700 Shawinigan 22 500 Ogilvie 34 423 IL.H CC 23 400 I B.M.24 333 Petro Fina 24 333 Approximately 1,500,000 fur seals jam the lonely dots of land in the Pribilofs during their breeding season.Boston was covered with glacial ice 1,000 feet thick about 50,000 years ago, \u2019 \u2014\u2014 Bruce Coulter, reserve quarterback, has signed with the Montreal Alouettes, the Big Four football club announced.This v: il be Coulter's ninth season with the Alouettes and his contract brings tp 47 the nuniber of players on the Montreal club's roster, BECAUSE YOU'RE = ONLY As SAFE As vous TIRES.chance T0 SAFETY 100AY/ CS Tubeless RADE-IN Vaoive et J.DESJARDINS | SERVICE STATION 4084 ST.CATHERINE W.Westmount Wi.4334 Wh ere are you going?l\u2019m going for a GOLDEN the lighter \u201csmoother Ale A MQLSON PRODUCT quart.> Mon.* Four is vil th ry \u2018Summer Fun Club Has Swim Testing To Open Program Westmount Y.M.C.A.Summer Fun Club started on Monday with a registration of 121 boys and girls.One of the first activities in which they took part «was a swim testing program in which each one was given a swimming test and placed in an instruction class in order to improve their swimming ability and Style.\u2018 The standard Y.M.C.A.be-! ginners test consisting of jümp- | ing into deep water feet first, | swimming 25 feet and returning to start was passed by the fol-, lowing; Julia O\u2019Hearn, Helen Boyles, Sylvia Spittle, Sarah Roberts, Anne MacGregor, Maureen Minnion, Kinette Bastien, Carolyn Hare, Elizabeth Marchant, Victoria Marchant, Helene Gagnon, Heather Lauer, Sandra Ashly, Sandra Spencer, Laddi Strong, Janna Hagl, Claire Charlebois, Janet Ska- licky, Susan Laverty, Geraldine Martin, Sylvia Harrison, D.Fisher, P.Svensen, J.Ince, M.Ta- gieff; H.Roberts, M.Walker, D.Gillanders, J.McGlinchey, Cl Renaud, F.Barrie, G.Schenck, L.Ashley, M.MacAlevey, K.Knelman, M.Jesenszky, G.Mec- Guire, J.Perry, N.McCall.First star tests were passed by Michael Tagieff, James Marchant, John Ince, Sylvia Harrison, Doug Fisher, Peter - Svenson, Michal Churcher, Sylvia Spitte.This test consists of swimming 40 yards free style, 50 feet on the back, diving for an object and performing a neat dive from edge of the pool.Second star test consisting of 100 yards free style, 50 yards back crawl, backward sculling with no hands, a surface or \u201cduck\u201d dive, and a standing dive front the diving board was passed by Sylvia Harrison.During the summer all boys and girls attending the Summer Fun Club will be receiving swimming instruction from beginner level up to advanced swimming.Instructors will be Ron Watt, Marion McFeat, David Taylor and Lew Waller.| | Snowdon Schedule Games this week in the Snowdon Major Fastball League, with probable pitchers and won-lost records up to last night in parentheses: Monday: Dow (Turner 0-0) at FBI (Wesolowski 9-0), Tren- holme, 8.45 p.m, Wednesday: FBI (Holden) at - St.Augustine's (Aubry 1-2), Van Horne, 8:45 p.me LUMBER * PLYWOODS * HARDWARE °¢ PAINTS ® WALL PANELLINGS * WALLBOARDS 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 BUDGET PLANS RE.7-6575 SHEARER LUMBER 7.LTD.2571 Cote de Liesse Rd.HE\u2019S COMING BACK: Arnold the Seagram Gold Cup he won THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956 .Palmer of Latrobe, Pa.and a year ago at the Canadian Open Golf Champienships.Palmer has announced he will defend, his title at this year\u2019s Qpen at Montreal, Beaconsfield \u2018July 6-8.: Open Saturday till 12 noon Raybestos Cardinals Will Test Calibre Of Snowdon League By MARTY GOODMAN Is Snowdon League fastball calibre?\u201cmajor * league\u201d in That question has been bandied about for some time now, with little opportunity to answer it.Even with the influx of top-notch Americans like Percy McCracken and Gibby Wesolowski, picture could be obtained .But after this weekend, f no complete ans and players alike should know.Results of the four game exhibition series against the Raybestos Cardinals, of Bridgeport, Conn., world champions, will enable fans to see how the Snowdon League rates against the best in the world.PAU ELLY Cy Chance Of Golf Playoff Looms At Canadian Open For anybody who likes to play a hunch, this looks as though it might be the year for a playoff to decide who wins the Seagram Gold Cup and the lion's share of the $15,000 prize money in the Canadian Open Golf Champion- ~~ ship at Beaconsfield Golf Club July 5-8: It is 10 years almost to the day since the regulation 73 holes of Canadian Open play wound up in a tie\u2014and that was at Beacons- field.Before then there had/been four ties in 14 tournaments -spread over 16 years.No tournaments were staged in 1943 or 1944 due to the war.\u2019 It was June 30th\u2014just five days before this year's Canadian Open starts\u2014in 1946 that George Fazio of Los Angeles and Dick Metz of Arkansas, Kansas wound up the regulation 72 holes for the Seagram Gold Cup at Bea- consfield Golf Club tied at 278 to force an 18-hole playoff for the - Championship.That was the day Fazio came xin early with his potential winning score and sat on the club veranda chewing his nails for more than two hours.while Metz and a young guy from Yancouv- er by the name of Stan Leonard traded shot after shot out on the course in an attempt to beat Fazio\u2019s score.When t was all over, Metz had equalled Fazio\u2019s 278 to force a play-off and Leonard wound up with 279 for an automatic third place.The next day Fazio shot an 18- hole 70 to clinch the Seagram Gold Cup, one stroke better than Metz.The Canadian Open has not wound up in a first place playoff since and it hasn\u2019t been back to Beaconsfield since until this year.Before 1946, playoffs were fairly common in the Canadian Open.In 1931 Tommy Armour nosed out Leo Diegel with 138 in a 36-hole playoff.The following year the great Walter Hagen won in the same kind of playoff LEARN TO SWIM A bi-weekly Learn To Swim American rules will be used¥ throughout.The pitchers will hurl from 46 feet, instead of 43; the bases will be 60 feet apart, instead of 55; and the American softball will be used.If the locals do well, and the changes look good, the Snowdon League may discuss adopting the American distances in future, according to vice president Gerry Snyder.For Gibby Wesolowski, of F'BI, and Percy McCracken, of Stein- berg\u2019s, it will be an opportunity to display their pitching wares in familiar circumstances.Both are veterans of world tournament play, McCraken having sparked the Grocers to a 2-2 record in 1952.Wesolowski made numer- Raybestos Schedule The Jineup of exhibition games this weekend between the Snowdon League and world champion Raybestos Cardinals: Saturday: Raybestos at Snowdon (players from Dow, Dominion Provisioners, and St.Augustine\u2019s), Trenholme, 7 p.m.; Raybestos at FBI, Tren- holme, 8.30 p.m.Sunday: Raybestos at Stein- berg\u2019s, Van Horne, 2 p.m.; Raybestos at Snowdon All Stars, Trenholme, 8 p.m.project nas been instituted by the Montreal Parks and Playgrounds for the second consecutive year.The Learn To Swim project under the Parks and Playgrounds sponsorship will be conducted at the Y.M.C.A.on Tuesdays and Thursdays.At the over Percy Allis of Germany.In 1938, Sam Sncad, the only man to win the Seagram Gold Cup three times, took it for the first time in a playoff battle with Harry Cooper.After finish= ing with 277 each, the antagonists tied again with 67 in an extra 18 holes, but Snead won by a handy five strokes over an additional nine holes, BECAUSE YOU'RE ONLY hs SAFE 7 as Your TIRES.cHanGE To SAFETY T00AY/ TRADE-IN Valve st.JIM PEREIRA SERVICE STATION Greene & Western Aves.TOWING SERVICE 11 OR A A LE 726 Atwater Avenue ous appearances with Briggs of Detroit and Trenton Democratic Club of Baltimore.Both the Tomato Kings and Grocers are expected to stand pat with their regular lineups in the Saturday and Sunday games, with Wesolowski and McCraken on the mound.Dow manager Stan Kalinaus- kas has taken over the management of the Snowdon feam in the opening gaine, with players drawn from Dow, Dominion Provisioners and St.Augustine\u2019s, His probable lineup reads Steve Walker, Dow, rf; Don Marshall, Freezers, cf; Doug Harvey, Dow, If; Les Bagshaw, Freezers, 2b; Sandy Rassenti, Saints, lb; Leo Rheaume, Dow 3b; Ray Denon- court, Saints, c; Leo Peloquin, Saints, ss; and Willie Graham, Saints, p.Substitutes will likely include Gilles deGrandpre and Larry Grant of Dominion Provisioners; Gilles Legare and Ian Slater of Dow; and Dave Broadbelt and Ray St.Pierre of St.Augustine\u2019s.However, both Kalinauskas and Pat Patterson managing the All Stars, will not make up their final lineups until after practice tomorrow night.Patterson still may obtain Hugh Mayberry, FBI's new import, for catching duties, while Bernie Leebosh seems to be the likeliest choice to take over for Dow\u2019s Dave Barnard, who is unavailable.If Mayberry plays, the batting order will probably read: Walker, 2b; Buddy Atchison, Steinberg\u2019s rf; Cy Sokoloff, FBI, cf; Pete Constable, FBI, 1b; Ray Boutler, FBI, ss; Marshall 1f; Rheaume 3b; Mayberry, c; and Gibby Wesolowski, FBI, p.Substitutes are Leebosh and Stan Diamond, FBI; deGrandpre and Grant, Freezers; Gordie Cal- 4aghan, Hugh Sutherland, Mc-| Cracken and Rickie Tomlinson, Grocers; NEWSPRINT Approximately 19 per cent of the newsprint used in the United States is produced in that country, with the bulk of the balance coming from Canada.and Broadbelt, Saints.\u201cRl (Just above St.James St.) LL A 1 ED OD 1 0 OO 1 DO ASD.2 TIRE CONSULTANTS We specialize in TUBELESS TIRE REPAIR | with the most modern equipment EXPERIENCED MEN -\u2014 PROMPT SERVICE STANDARD TIRE & SUPPLY CO.WI.6749 Se radio are included.SPECIAL WEEKEND CAR RENTAL RATES Saturday Noon to Sunday Noon Saturday Noon to 7 p.m.Sunday Saturday Noon to 9 a.m.Monday \u2018 Friday 7 p.m.to Sunday 7 p.m.Friday 5 p.m.to Monday 9 a.m.PLUS \u2014 10c per Mile 50c per day collision insurance \u2018Extra Hours 80c per hour OF COURSE: Gas, oil shd PeEL-WINDSOR GARAGE INCORPORATED, LICENSEE St.Catherine and Peel Streets UK 6345 + 67007 $ 8.00 13.50 16.00 19.75 present \u20ac 1e } te ps d United tetes.\u201d A No PAGE TWELVE : \\ ployment Committee, Mr, Camp- ~ | « THE WESFMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956 Therapy and Rehabilitation award include Harry S.Truman, brary from July 2nd until Sep- Humanitarian bell is also active on.the execu- Centre and in- the employment former President of the United tember 4th.During the two sum- tiv\u20ac of the National Advisory | field as present Chairman of the States: and the Honorable Milton mer months, the library will be (Continued from page 1) Committee on the Rehabilitation Council for the Guidance of the|F.Gregg,-VC., Canadian Labor [open from 9 a.m.to 1 p.m.daily, eounselling and rehabilitation.A prominent member of the Canadian Manufacturing Association, and of the National Em- ~ of Disabled Persons._ He has been prominent in welfare circles as former president of the Montreal Occupational Handicapped, .an advisory body to the National Service.4, Past winners of the coveted + ed Employment.Minister, .Summer hours will be in force at The Mechanics\u2019 Institute Li- Lager Beer Now milder, smoother, lighter to the taste.sparkling clear and brilliant to the eye! \u2014- - \u201c and Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings from.8 to 9 pm, It will be closed every afternoon and all day Saturday.Announcing the NEW me MM 4 BREW KETTLE a difference is created You\u2019ve been looking for the ideal lager beer .one without a hint of bitterness, sting, or over-sweetness.Take one sip of the new Crown & Anchor.After just that one sip you'll want to know why it tastes milder (not bitter), smoother (not sharp), lighter (no?heavy-sweet).And as your pleased glance falls upon the glass, you'll want to know why the bubbles shine so brilliantly in this clear, sparkling brew.Here are the why's.1.Because a new pure yeast strain \u2014 imported from Copenhagen \u2014 has been introduced into the fermenter to make the beer more | mellow.2.Because the ageing period has been length.ened.3.Because the Molson\u2019s brewmasters have developed just a s//ght variation in the proportions of malt, hops-and other ingredients that go into the brew kettle \u2014 and it has made an important difference.4.Because subtle changes \u2014 just a few vital minutes\u2014have been made in the timing of the brewing processes.5.Because this new brew is forced through thousands of layers of filtering material to remove any haze and impart a brilliance to the finished product, All slight.all seemingly \u201c\"un-world-shaking\u201d\u2014but together these refinements have produced Mdlson\u2019s new Crown & Anchor, a truly sasty lager beer.FERMENTER 8 difference is created Tested by trained palates and plain péople ee both say new Crown & Anchor tastes best! The new Crown & Anchor was first submitted to a panel of trained beet tasters.These trained testers sipped from an unidentified glass of new Crown & Anchor .then from unidentified glasses of other popular lagers.These trained palates gave the new Crown & Anchor higher marks than any other lager for mildness, smoothness and lightness of taste.And trained eyes gave new Crown & Anchor the highest marks for clarity and brilliance.Then bottles of the new Crown & Anchor and bottles of the next most popular lager \u2014 both identified only -by numbers \u2014 were left in thousands of homes throughout Quebec.Interviewers called later to get these ordinary consumers\u2019 opinions.Here's what they found .Everywhere, new Crown & Anchor was preferred by a majority of all lager consumers.Like the trained experts, these average consumers preferred Molson's new Crown & Anchor for its mildness, smoothness, lightness of taste 3 » » for its sparkling brilliance and clarity.call for a \"CROWN?today! 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