The Westmount examiner, 27 juillet 1956, vendredi 27 juillet 1956

[" City Council Authorizes Paving Work \u2018Westmount city council has authorized the following, capital works: Repaying of Wood Avenue between St.Catherine Street and Sherbrooke Street, including the replacing of the sidewalks between St.Catherine Street and Western Avenue, the replacing of the \"curb on the east side between Western Avenue and Sherbrooke Street, and the replacing of portions of the sidewalk on the west side between Western Avenue and Sherbrooke Street.Repaving of Belvedere Road between Supnyside Avenue and Summit Road, including replacing of portions of the sidewalk.Resurfacing of Severn Avenue.- The Council also accepted the tender.of the Sicily As- phailtum Paving Company Limited, for the paving of Summit Circle between Oakland Avenue and Summit Road; Cote St.Antoine Road from Metcalfe Avenue to Arlington Avenue and from Lansdowne Avenue to west City Limits; Wood Avenue from St.Catherine to Sherbrooke Streets; and Belvedere Road from Sunny- side Avenue to Summit Road.; Final Tribute Paid Hon.G.Lemieux Final tribute was paid Monday to the Hon.Dr.Gustave Le- mieux, 10 Rosemount Ave., Liberal member of the Quebec Le- gistative Council since 1932.He died at his residence on Thursday of last week.He was 91 years old.His death leaves two members of th: Upper House still residing in Westmount.Hon.L.O.Grothe and Hon.Jean Barrette.De.Lemieux retired from active practice shortly after his appointment to the Council.He was both a physician and a dental surgeon, Born in Montreal he lived in the city during much of his life.Educated in Nicolet schools snd at Bishop's University, Len- noxville, where he received his D.D.S.degree in 1893, and later his L.D.S.and M.D, he was elected to the Legislative Assembly by acclamation in the general election of 1912 representing Gaspe County.He was re-elect- ed in 1916, 1919, 1923, and 1927 in subsequent elections.Before he retired from the lower house in 1932, Dr.Lemieux was elected Deputy Speaker, for two years, and chairman of the Private Bills Committee for eight years.When appointed to the Upper House, he became one of its most active members as representative for Montaiville.He is survived by a son, Gustave; a daughter, Marguerite; and a sister, Marie Eugenie, widow of the late Judge Camille Pouliot of Quebec.His wife, the cond Le Christian, prede- |.cessed 1 three years ago.+: estmount Alters Traffic Rulings x tr le Ybstiiowit 4 xia Stops, Less Parking Examiner «= has announced several im- a portant changes in traffic VOL.XXVil, No.30 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY.27, 1956 EIGHT PAGES regulations \u2014 authorized at Monday's meeting of the council and which will be put into effect as soon as the necessary signs can be installed.> (a) Stop signs will be erected on the east and west sides of Sunnyside avenue at its intersection with Lexington avenue.This intersection will now be a four-way stop, which should have the effect of reducing speed on Sunny- side avenue where there is a tendency of through traffic to exceed the speed limit.\u201c(b) Limit of two hours for parking on the east side of Roslyn between Western avenue and Sherbrooke street from 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.This regulation is designed to limit the extended parking of vehicles belonging te commercial interests in the adjacent commercial zone, and thus improve conditions for residents who are now prevented from parking near their domiciles.(ec) Cancellation of winter parking on the east side of Roslyn avenue between Cote (Continued on page 2) Arthur E.Laverty, City Judge, Final Rites Held Final rites were held Tuesday for Arthur Edward Laverty, QC, 20 Thornhill Ave.who died Saturday at St.Mary's Hospital.Mr.Laverty served as judge in Westmount Municipal Court, having served as an assistant recorder and recorder of the City of Westmount for many years.Born in Montreal in 1904, Mr.Laverty was educated at Mont St.Louis College and Loyola College.He graduated in law from McGill University in 1928, and practised with his uncle, F.J.Laverty, QC, in the firm of Laverty, Hale and Laverty.Later, he was a member of the firm of Hackett, Mulvena.Lav- erty, Drummond, Willis and Hac- kett.He made a special study of legal problems arising out of insurance work, and also did a great deal of work with trade associations, particularly the Canadian Pharmaceutical Association, with which he was associated for many years.An active sportsman, Mr.Lav- erty was former president of the Mount Royal Tennis Club and the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club of Montreal.He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and the Rotary Club of Montreal, He is survived by his wife, the former Betty Brookfield; song Michael and Patrick; daughter THE EXAMINER camera-catches members of the Westmount Putting Club sharp- T Laverty mother, Mrs, Bdward ening up on their technique, Top, left to right, are N.Dundas, A.M.Starke, : he Church - C.E.Lamontagne, Mrs.H.Roggenburg aad club chairman George Cairms.Below, of the Ascension of Our Lord, Mrs, E.Jones, Mrs.H.Smith, Richard Hill and Miss M.Sargent.| with burial in Cote des Neiges (Bermingham Photos) Cemetery.Cy Tr Tre g FINE WT EE . es aR - a TOPE cé ENA AN JA Cola Ba ; \u2014-_\u2014 >= Fi 3 a 4 \\ Sr ps mis rates - .: y \u2014\u2014\u2014 THE WESTMOUNT BXAMINER, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1936 mn ne 4 Lo PAGE TWO 4 ! À 7 Coo Er .MONTREAL SOPRANO, CLAIRE GAGNIER, being fitted.: for her role of Cherubino, in the opera \u201cMarriage of Figaro\u201d by Mozart, taking place in the St.Denis Theatre.This is one of the major productions for the 20th Anniversary of The Montreal Festivals Society, from August 6th to September 1st.i Ÿ 4 Ÿ Ladies\u2019 TS LR SY oo .Answer To Oratory Appeal PANT Said \"Very Encouraging\u2019 im a a * cat TNL EL en PANTS $15 ., ER ee 0 CES rt MAU nou need.recently & at replies the ensure in the near future the ceive rom e Iriends o \u20ac permenent opening.of the vast 5 \u201cThis effer good to Sept.4th ' qui LES 4 Many patterns to choose from Commenting on the appeal general clean-up, etc.I È à QUICK SERVICE made on July 4 by Rev.Fr.André| The Superior of the Shrine A CE 24 | © REPAIRING ® REMODELLING Cordeau, burser of St.Joseph's| 2dded that the authorities of oN 494%\" \u2018 ® REFITTING Oratory, Rev.Fr.Emile Deguire, of the next f re, hat the mail pe OUR \u20ac c.s.c., Superior of the Shrine, an- ew days will bring 4 po CLOSED them all the funds required to # From July 30th to August 9th F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.WL 6633 a shrine and tine faithful at large are very encouraging.Father Deguire stated that the current appeal has brought in to date offerings totalling $88,500, or about 45% of the $200,000 objective set to cover the costs of the most urgent work for the completion of the basilica: interior wall finishing: painting of the concrete floor, Basilica for the cult, \u201cShould replies still to come be as enthusiastic as those already received continued Father Deguire, \u201cwe will certainly reach our objective in the period of time estimated, that is at least in time for the celebration of the 111h anniversary of Brother André\u2019s birth, on August 9.\u201cWe wish to take advantage ape it \u2014 = == = of this occasion to-thank public- i 1 \u2018who, last Feb ; © \"CHRISTMAS\" EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR eoties to our emergency appeai to prevent the suspension of the .FOR .work in the Basilica.INSURANCE | \u201cFor this reason we did not Edwin D.CHRISTMAS hesitate to launch a second ap- INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 WA.4568 peal the result of which should enable us to finish the most es- 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal sential work and get the Basi- : | H.H.Lank Named | lica ready for regular.use.| M / \u201c|| To Research Board ITC H F LL S A TR | Herbert H.Lank, 168 Edge- : hill Rd., president of the Dupont .\u2018 | Company of Canada Ltd., has 4870 Sherbrooke St.West |i plied very generously in the last of the Defence Research Board, (NEAR VICTORIA) A realy sim re [RAR * VERSA ge rom RE EE Ted aden pm w= TEP T a WOT AIT a EEE re = Dore Cs 15 days.along with Dr.William James || Archibald, dean of arts and science at Dalhousie University, Halifax, it was announced this week.} The board announced that they replace Dr.H.D.Smith, president of the Nova Scotia Research Foundation, and Ool.R.D.Harkness, 59 Forden Ave, president.of Northern Electrie Co.Ltd., who have compleled the normal three years as board members.p\u2014\u2014v ARTI re dar Owned and operated by Alec Scheffer, formerly co-owner and baker of Select Pastry Shop.HR Our Specialty MITCHELL'S ICE CREAM CAKE Delicious cake filled with layers of ice cream, topped with whipped cream and decorated to suit the occasion.Extra Stops .(Continued from page 1) 4 St.Antoine Road and The Boulevard and prohibiting parking at all times on this part of Roslyn avenue.Park: ing is now permitted on both sides of the street except during the winter season (December 1 to March 31).Parking on both sides of the street hampers the free flow of traffic.This change in the regulations will bring Roslyn avenue under similar contrel to that established on Gros- venor and Victoria avenues.In addition it was decided at the meeting to install signs reading \u201cSteep Hill-20 Miles Per Hour\u201d on Clarke .avenue between Montrose avenue and Anwoth Road.This will go into effect shortly.Study has also been given to placing traffie lights on St.Catherine street and Metcalfe avenue as re: cent traffic counts indicate 0 ; some control is necessary a Phone vs this intersection, um of the world and consumes HU.9-4461 the major portion of its produc À tion.' suis TeyTeae TT \u2014 (ARNE ERRES We are pleased to announce that Miss Agnes Roach formerly with Select Pastry Shop has now joined our staff MITCHELL'S SPECIAL Birthday Party Pack Complete with Birthday Cake, Animal Cookies, miniature Cakes, Sandwiches, Candies, Ice Cream and all Party Favours.Delivered to your homes.5.25 ror 6 8.95 r= 12 * Kk x Cae vide For Catering and all your Party Needs \u2014 © Fine Cakes and Pasfry ® Home-made Bread ® Wedding and Birthday Cakes The United States produces more than one-half the petrolés PEEPIT INE IT AIL Tear ray EEE] rent La) _ FINE FLOORING © HARDWOOD © RUBBER # Specializing in Refinishing Oid Floors A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT Free Estimates ° ASPHALT ; i ERA WE.2323 + .\u2018 4 Wxaminer VLR Last ra \u201c2e, \u2018 Ve à nt.of 65 VEARS IN WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.4046 WESTMOUNY Reliable 5 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.J.E-NOL.XKVII, No.30 % \u2018Active Program Continues At 'Y\u2019 Summer Fun Club - - The youngsters at the West- mount Y.M.C.A.Summer Fun \u2018Club have just completed another \u2018eventful week of trips, tours, \u2018games, songs and many other enjoyable activities which they themselves have planned.One of the events that they all have been working on is the toming \u201cPenny Carnival\u201d which is to take place on Tuesday evening, July 31, at 7:30.Games, stunts and swimming will be on the agenda.Residents of West- mount, campers, parents, guests \u2018and anyone else wishing to attend may do so.The proceeds of this event will go to the World Service work of the Y.M.C.A.throughout needy countries.During the past two weeks the children have enjoyed trips to the Coca Cola plant, Weston's Bakeries, McDonald College Agricultural Department and Sara- toga Beach for an all-day picnic.Tuesday the long-awaited camp newspaper, the \u201cWhisper\u201d was distributed to ali the members of the camp.It contained several articles written by the campers themselves.There was a poem by Kent Harrison, quiz- zils, jokes, puzzles and an editorial by the director.The \u201clittle chiefs\u201d council is now working on a camp magazine.Friday the Montreal East Y.M.C.A.acted as host to the group as Westmount used the Long Point Ordnance Depot swimming pool and the canteen and baseball field.Both boys and girls had a terrific ball game together and are all looking forward to another such game, The Montreal East counsellors acted as lifeguards and both campers and staff enjoyed a dip.| Lew Waller will soon be back KEEP COOL! during the hot summer days SPECIAL IMPORTED TROPICALS Just Arrived.Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS Made-To-Measure et special reduced prices.Best workmanship guaranteed.ONE WEEK DELIVERY English Grey Flannel Worsted PANTS Made-to-measure $15 Alse Blazers & Sport Jackets RESTYLING AND REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 Greene Avenue {Just below St.Catherine) PICK-UP and DELIVERY CLOSED SATURDAYS with the camp and he will again assist in the swimming pool and also in the craft room with some new crafts such as basket-mak- ing and wood carving.The Lum- berman-Voyager program is also one of Lew\u2019s favorite events so don't miss them, Indians, Pirates Cowboys Invade Negro Center An Urban Camp for school age children featuring daily use of out-of-doors playgrounds, play fields, picnic spots, and regular swimming at the Y.M.C.A.pool, has been highly successful at the Negro Community Centre, a Red Feather Agency, located at 2035 Coursol Street.A unique feature of the program, and one which has added greatly to the children\u2019s enjoyment, is the special weekly program theme.Commencing on June 25th, the various weeks have been designated Buddy \u2018Week, Hobo Week, Pirate Week, Cowboy Week and Indian Week.On July 30th an indoor Round | Up is planned as the finale and \"will be highlighted in a carnival \u2018like atmosphere including the presentation of prizes for the best cogtumes, displays of craft work and original skits, all related to the camp experiences.© Two of the big features of this program according to S.A, Clyke, the Executive Director, :has been the Annual.Jamboree, sponsored by Steinberg's Limited at Belmont Park, and a trip to an International League Baseball Game sponsored by Mount Royal Lodge of the B'nai B'rith for 100 boys.On the 25th a trip to Granby Zoo, under the auspices of the Youth Service Committee of the Montreal Kiwanis Club, is looked forward to with great expectations.Commenting on the support given to the program by Service Club Groups such as the North- mount Lions, which subsidized the cost of bus transportation to urban camping spots, Mr.Clyke said, \u201cMuch credit is merited by all our supporters for helping to make available healthful and constructive experiences for our future citizens.\u201d STEPPED OFF Coronado, early Spanish explorer; determined the daily dis- \u2018tance | of his marches by delegating a foot soldier to count RI, 4-3425 : - E DACCORD Ltd.Graduate Landscape Contractor Nursery now located at 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE at Cote Vertu, Ville St.Laurent PHONES: Cont his steps.Rl.4-3823 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1956 KYLES AND CANNON: The chilldren of Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Kyle, 534 Grosvenor Ave., amuse themselves playing at the cannon in Westmount p 10, Susan, 8, PAGE THRER ms =\" ark.Left to right are Gordon, and Judy, 12.(Photo by Ted Harrison) \u2018Mr.Chips\u2019 Tells Rofary Of Task The experiences of a young high school teacher with his classroom of members of the \u201crising generation\u201d were outlined to members of the Rotary Club Wednesday at the weekly luncheon meeting.In his talk, guest speaker James Hayward, a winner of a Rotary scholarship during his high school days, related a number of anecdotes about his young charges in a humorous vein but also set forth some provocative ideas on the training of modern teenagers.Mr.Hayward advanced the ida that much of the trouble with young people today resulted from the fact they are spoiled, either by parents or the world in which they live.He called thé period in their lives, when they complete high during which they need help and guidance form parents.He men- school or leave it a critical one tioned folk schools, which are conducted in Denmark to train teenagers in special skilis or trades during this time, and suggested that example might be followed here to good advantage with the government sponsoring the schools.While discussing the harmful Air Cadefs Gather Some 258 Royal Air Cadets and 26 officers left C.N.R.Central Station in Montreal recently en route to the first summer camp training period at the R.C.A F.Station at Clinton, Ont.The Clinton Station will play host to air cadet groups from all over Quebec and Ontario during an eight-week camp period.The camp program includes -§):lectures, sports, and flying.effects of an overdose of television in respect to getting homework done, Mr.Hayward, however, posed the question of a \u201crevolution\u201d in modern teaching methods with the emphasis on pictures, as an alternative to the standard reading and writing techniques.\u201cIf they learn better by the use of pictures\u201d, he said, I am in favor of doing away with the learning to read and write manner of education.\u201d / REASON PAV AV AV 4 4 WY BANK TO 2 NILLION CANADIANS BANK OF BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: : JACK ENGLAND, Manager = Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke Rt.: JOHN EVE VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE Now Operated By GIRARD AUTOMOBILE Inc.NIGHT OR DAY PARKING AVAILABLE ; 370 Victoria Avenue (Jun below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 \u201d ABLE RATES Canada\u2019s First Bank MONTREAD MOYNAUGH, Manager - : PET\" A PAPE TS en, Arig ay À = ~ THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JULY PAGE YOLR - - = - THE EXAMINER Serving \u2018he City of Westmount Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINCR PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreo! WaAinut 2773 *% The Examiner aims to ae an independent, clean newspaper for the home.devoted to public ser- 3 Wohi, nit A RARE tc or «+ vice.Mail subscriptions: 52.00 per year: $1.80 : Reif year.i uthorized as 2nc Class Mail.Post Office Dept., ; 3 Ottawe.§ ot = - 40 ; FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1956 ; f Es , 4 ai ge { 1 mn RE RE UTOPIA | By Rev.Conon R.K.Naylor Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Four centuries ago Sir Thomas More wrote a book under the title \u201cUtopia -\u2014 the place that does not exist \u2014 the sort of place that men might make it only they were wise enough.He gave the fy Place laws and customs but did not give it location by which to Cl find it.In our own day Lord Samuel wrote a sequel describ'ng the ! discovery of the island, but his discoverérs introduced into it the one thing that Sir Thomas had left out.His sailors brought in the fact ©f sin and the results were calamitous.A A few weeks ago The Gazette à \u2018 Published an article by an American columnist, forecasting the foreseeable future of the earth @nd its inhabitants.He sees the Population doubled in 50 years and then quadrupled.He sees no difficulty in the situation if only men develop greater brain power, for with greater brain power they will not only learn how to produce enough food to sustain such 2 population, they will also live together in peace.It is a comforting article if one is content to accept the premisses.But ac- \u2018 tually it contains so much wishful thinking and so many false assumptions that it becomes a dangerous article.The writer speaks of greater brain power.That means a change in man's make-up and there is nothing in the foreseeable future of man to suggest i such a change.Suppose we ac- i cept the evolutionary hypothesis \u2018 and work from there.The an- ihvopologists tell us that man has not changed in 25000 years, that his brain power is the same as when he appeared after the Jast Ice Age.If he has not «hanged in that time he is not Vkely to acquire a greater brain power in the next hundred years.Man has had these thousands of Years to learn to live in peace with his neighbour and his wars runeral Services For W.Harrison Thursday Last Funeral services were held | Thursday, July 19 for William Harrison, one of the founders of Ayerst, McKenna and Harrison Limited, who died Tuesday at his home, 8 Ave.Pointe Claire, Born in London, Ont., Mr.Harrison was a past president of both the Shawbridge Boys Farm and Training School and the Rotary Club of Montreal.: He was a graduate of the Ontario College of Pharmacy and the University of Toronto.He was also general manager of Ayerst, McKenna and Harrison Limited and was later named chairman of the board.Mr.Hafwison was a former president of the Canadian Foundation for the Advancement of Pharmacy, and a director of the American Home Products Corporation in New York City, the Chartered Trust Company in Toronto, and J.R.Harrison, Dodds and Co.Limited, London, Ont.He was a governor of the United Theological College, a commodore (Retd.) with the Montreal Power Boat Squadron, an da member of the session of Domion-Douglas United Church.He served as president of the Boys Farm at Shawbridge from 1947 to 1949, He is survived by his wife, the former Beatrice Friend; a son, John Harrison, of London, Ont.; and a daughter, Ars.Douglas Humm (Jane), Chapel Hill, N.C.* | Westmount Baptist Church Dr.A.C.Archibald the interim pastor, will speak at both services.His topic at 11 AM.is \u2014 \u201cAre the coming Bryan Green meetings the evangelistic answer for this city\u201d?At 7:30 he will speak on \u201cThe Kingdoom of God and the individual\u201d.On Wednesday evening he begins a new series of mid-weeks topic on \u201cVital questions for our day\u201d.His subject this week will be \u2014 \u201cHow broadminded should a christian be\u201d?Children attending the morning service are cared for during the sermon period in the Rickerts room.Visitors in our city are cordially welcomea.See er mem es become more devastating as tne years go by.As war is oul chief problem we might well consider why wars ever began.Our columnist would probably say that all wars have been economic, because he lays his emphasis on food supply.I should incline to agree that the first wars were over the possession of some piece of pasture land when the flocks were growing hungry.But there were other reasons as well.Scripture says that the first murder was due to jealousy.And there have been disastrous wars due to vengeance, National memories can be very long.The fact is that man is a combative animal, And nations are not much more than men magnified many thousands of times but perhaps losing some sense of responsibility when they become magnified.Wars have been fought for religion and for other ideologies and there is no observable change in human nature that will make such wars impossible in the future.The religious wars which desolated Europe in the middle of the Sixteenth Century and the clash between Moslem and Hindu in India 300 years later do not make us tdo hopeful.Sheer ambition is still a cause of war.In 1914 the Kaiser saw a comparatively safe opportunity of becoming in fact as well as name the War Lord of Europe.He had the weapons and his potential enemies were divided and distracted wtih home polities.And will any one say that greater brain power will never be used for personal ambition?The greatest danger of all today is the rise of nationalism, It can do strange things, It has restored two almost forgotten languages \u2014 Erse and Hebrew \u2014 to become the national speech of new States.It is a growing power in the New China and the New India.What could it become if means were found to confer greater brain power on a few leaders.+ B AAG ins | FUNÇRAL HOME 5610.Sherbrooke SÈW DExtéÿ_l|49 Completely 7 AIR CONDITIONED | funeral Home and Chapel BAPTIST ie Funeral Y Serj: WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Ave.Rev A.C.Archibald, D.D., Interim Pastor, \u201cARE THE BRYAN GR MEETINGS THE EVANGELISTIC ANSWER\"?\u201cTHE INDIVIDUAL AND THE KINGDOM - OF GOD\u201d, Children under eight cared for dur- \u2018ing the sermon period.Prayer meeting: on.Wednesday at 8, Topic - \u201cHow broad-minded and visitors are\" Cordade ES vi s are - wele AN SR OC Wray, cu 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m, AAAS (SN The Chapel of Ca 1 1 PRE te cxuitaeh AE RE AE nip Service) at 8:13] Ms.R.J.Murphy Funeral Today Funeral service\u2019 \u201cwi \u2018be held this morning -at.9 a.m.at St.Thomas Acquinas Church for Mrs.Robert J.Murphy, 198 Selby St., wife.of the day composing room superintendent at The Gazette, who died Tuesday in her 61st year at her residence.The former Mary Margaret Ryan, she lived in Montreal al her life.She was born here Jan.18, 1896, and had been married 11 years.Mrs, Murphy is survived by her husband.: \u2019 Solomon Gisser Canfor Saturday Cantor Solomon Gisser, of the Shaare Zion Congregation, will officiate at Sabbath Services in the Beth Israel Synagogue in Trout Lake on Saturday, July 28, at 9:00 a.m.Nathan Dermer, who is president of the congregation, called upon the Jewish Community of Trout Lake to attend these services as a symbol of their solidarity with the State of Israel in these crucial days.The guest speaker at the religious service- will be Hyman Grover, honorary chairman of the Montreal Israel Bond Committee, who was chairman for -the past three years.In announcing the Sabbath service, Mr.Dermer pointed out that the urgency of the hour is the greatest since 1948, and the present moment calls for a new intensification of all efforts on behalf of the State of Israel.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, D.A., Minister ; Sunday, July 29th 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 29th 11:00 am.Sunday School, 11:00 am.Church Service, Subject of Lesson-Ser.mon: \u201cLOVE\u201d.Golden Text: Jeremiah 9:24.Let him that glorieth glory in this, that he understandeth and knoweth me, that I am the Lord which exercise loving.kindness, judgment, and righteousness, in the earth, Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Fdifice.Open to the day, 2 to 4 pm, SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm SABBATH EVE, FRIDAY, JULY 27 Evening Services (Early Summer Service) at 6:15 mm.; Candle Light ing no later than 8:05 p.m, SABBATH MORNING |; 9:00 am, Preliminary Services: 10:00 a.m.\"Scriptural \"Readings Torah: Deuteronomy: Ch.7, v.12 - Ch: 11, v.25 ets: Isaiah: Ch.40, v.14 .Ch, 51, v.3.53 8:15 p.m.Evening Services.j' Ethics of the Fathers \u2014 Ch.5.\" WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m.Weekday mornings at 7:30 am.\u2019 Sunday & Weekday Evenings at 8:10 p.m.Next Friday Evening: Candle Light- ter than 8: mn ing no la Eveni Services Proph sa public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- - gare summer |g Lugss\u20acireniowad inne.a Lesh SE = PSE TS istian- Science - 16h The valué and importance = ¥ ice of right motives in\u2019 daily living \u201cwill be emphasized-at Christigh Scie ence services this Sunday.\u2019 Readings from\u2019 \u2018Science and Health with Key .to the -Scrip- tures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy in the Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cLove\u201d will includé the follows ing (454:17-21): \u201cLove.for God and man -is the true- incentive in both healing \u2018and.teaching.Love inspires, illumines,™ dé.signates, and leads \u2018the\u2019 way.Right motives give pinjons io thought, and strength -and- freedom to speech and action.\u2018 The freedom-giving power of divine- Love will also be brought =.out in the .Scriptural readings which include the following (1 John 4:18): \u201cThere is no fear in love; but pérfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment.He .that feareth is.not ; made perfect in love.\u201d UNITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH.101 Cote St, Antoine (near Argyle Ave.) WESTMOUNT and WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL SUNITING FOR THE \u201c SUMMER MONTHS Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, D.D.Rev.R.W.Mumford, B.D.Sunday, July 29th Service at 11 o\u2019clock in ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT Sermon: \u201cTHIS IS THE LIFE\u201d by Rev.R.W.Mumford, BD.Organist and Choir Director: Mr.O.R.Gliddon Dominion-Douglas and Stanley Presbyterian JOINT SERVICES in Dominion-Douglas Chureh Blvd.& Lansdowne Avenue, 11:00 a.m.Rev.J, D.Wilkie, EVERYONE WELCOME Choirmaster and Organist: Mr.John Robb., Mus.Bae.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, \u2019 Westmount Westmount 1 | i Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsey, Ninth Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist, \u2018 8:45 am.Mattins (said) 9:30 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 5:00 p.m.Evensong (said) Week Days HOLY EUCHARIST 7:00 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and ~aturday, 10\" 8:00 a.m.Monday anc Friday.\u2018à 9:30 a.p1, Wednesday.Lote ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Read and Chureh Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.H.John Skynner 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Mattins, ; 7:30 p.m.Evensong (Said).Wednesday 11:00 am.Holy Communion Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West ; Ninih S unday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.11:00 a.m.Mattine, Preacher: Rew, ; E.Vokey.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.a A.Rameey.Wednesday, August 1st 7:00 am, Holy Communion.- 4 hursday, August 2nd ;.i Gl Holy\u201d Comein 5 A 7:30 p.m, ; >, La F ST 162 SM MGM CN PAGE FIVE THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1858 q HILLMAN- | The Westmount \"Examiner 2 3 - CONVERTIBLE ACCESSORIES Ambassador Sales + 3 __ SEDAN PARTS Rambler Service 1 |=5 =\" Classified Advertising} | | 5 3 - Metropolitan Accessories \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HT Sone 1 [10 Words 45+ qi MOTORS \u20181022-26 St.Catherine W.FL 4616 > Bu \u2014 HOUSE TO LET ÉASTERN TOWNSHIPS Knowlton district, comfortable 8-room summer camp on small lake, Eleétricity, 220 electric stove, water pump in\u2019 kitchen, outside toilet.Christian community, $75.00 monthly, $40.00 for two weeks.2972 or WA.4677.12 APARTMENTS TO LET 2-ROOM modern basement apartment on Wilderton.Heated, hot water, taxes, electricity paid.PL.3687.C-26 20 ROOMS TO LET CENTRAL Westmount, spacious room newly decorated.HU.9-6366.21 ROOMS WANTED C7 BEDROOM accommodation near lower Clarke Avenue, wanted for elderly lady visiting from England, Phone GL.7206.C-18 27 GARAGES WANTED GARAGE required vicinity Grosve- nor Avenue, Sherbrooke to Cote St.Antoine, WI.8835.C-32 GARAGE wanted, vicinity of West- 4126.C-8 mount Park.GL.29 FOR SALE LARGE chesterfield and chair, raspberry, good condition.WA.3013.LEAVING COUNTRY Must sell desk with chair; cedar chest; 8 mm.projector; Meteor 1955, driven less than 4000 miles; also dinner set and glassware.Apply 3233 VanHorne, Apt.5, after 6 p.m.1-73 BEAUTIFULLY carved and upholstered Italian antique sofa and chair, $200.00; grey earved Wilton broadloom, approximately 9x9, $50.00; arm- chajr, rose frieze, $50.00; two antique occasional chairs, cherry red damask, $50.00 each; Reversew sewing machine in lovely Colonial_.male cabinet, $85.00; octagonal quor cabinet, $65.00 56 pieces cut glass stemware, $100.00; antique curot, $25.00; 3-speed\u2019 Serenader record player and radio, in beautiful\u201d mahogany cabinet, $100.AV.8-1731.1.125 crystal set; MASTER bedroom set; bar; mirror.C-27 tables; lamps! chairs; GL.3363.WAlnut 2771+ Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted offer 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue 3e for each additional word 29._ FOR SALE \u2014\u2014\u2014 : MOVING FOR SUMMER SALE Snyder 3-section couch; chesterfield, two Broadlooms 9x12, with pad; sofa couch; garden chaise lounge with mattress; miscellaneous household articles, electric fittings; chest drawers; mirrors; wardrobe trunk; Bell & Howell projector; set of Books of Knowledge and case;.2 radiator covers, etc.etc.; Hoover vacuum cleaner, electric floor polisher.Al condition, DE.9996, 4750 West- mount Blvd.C-30 RALEIGH BICYCLE Boy's 26\" wheel, in very good condition.$55.00* HU.8-4567.\u2014 C-29 GAS STOVE 1955 Moffat No.605, 30\u201d, used only 6 months.Asking cou $175.00.Telephone : Pointe Claire 3713, C-12 PRIVATE SALE Exceptional opportunity.to purchase dining room set, 11 ieces, carved old En ish eg oak.Excellent condition, $150.00.Also formal dinner service for 9; Coalport Spear- point china; cut crystal and silver pieces.Owner moving, Phone FT.3222, C-13 REASONABLE Drapes, mirror, Laundromat washing machine, wall to wall rose coloured broadloom.RE.3-5506.C-15 LADY'S dresser; - gentleman's dresser; velvet portiers: record changer; picture lights, and garden tools.WE.3831, C-25 LIVING room furniture, lampe etc.GL.2491.81 WANTED TO PURCHASE WHEELCHAIR wanted in good condition.Phone daytime only, Mr.Hull, RI.4-2821.C-28 POCKET books wanted, in good condition.Best prices paid.Write box 114, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue, C-16 32 \u2018DOMESTIC HELP .WANTED GENERAL housework, sk in_or out.$25.00 weekly.HU.9-1 C-24 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE.TEACHER Wanted by established nursery school in Westmount.Experienced preferred, Write Box 115, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue.Use Examiner Classifi eds For Good Results Trades and Professional Cards % 20 Words 75c - Additionc: Words 3c Each # BUILDNG REPAIRS ACADIA Construction Co.Ltd., concrete, brick, stone, plaster, tile, concrete blocks.Repairs and alterations to sidewalks, chimneys, walls, floors, foundations; also waterproofing and | caulking.Phone RE.8-2336 C-1] DECORATING ATTENTION WESTMOUNT RESIDENTS Will do painting, maintenance and inside decorating, clean chesterfields, rugs, ete, By hour or contract.Satis factory work.WE.factory work.WE, 5474.ce EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCED teacher willing coach grades 1.6, PL, 8464.C5 FAILED IN FRENCH?PREPARE FOR SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMS \u201cSEE MRS.FLORENCE KASPER 2239 GIROUARD AVE.BU.8-5980 FURRIERS HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs.1235 Greene Ave.WI.3312.C-3 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 C-5 NOTARIES MILTON W.WINSTON, Notary, 4 Notre Dame St.Suite 504-505, Met- ropole Building.A 2468.Eves., HU 9-2820 UPHOLSTERING Cus- \u2014 JPHOLSTERING of all kinds.tom and recovering.Remodelling and repairs.Expert workmanship.Free estimates.24-nour service, Marcel Phone WI.3634 c-2 WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue Plateau 1104 34 .HELP WANTED \"FEMALE TEMPORARY OFFICE WORK _ COMPTOMETER OPERATORS We have an immediate opening for you if you are experienced and like to work a few days or a week at a time in your own district, Call Office Overload Co.Ltd., .2083, or visit 1475 Mountain \u2018reel, 8:30 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.WIVES AND MOTHERS ! STENOS & TYPISTS Are you looking for office work which will it in with your duties as wife and mother?A day or two or a limited amount of part days can be arranged to fit your schedule! Our personnel councillors, experienced in handling the problems of the world; wife, are aw: your call! BE.2083, 1475 Office Overload Co.Ltd., Mountain St., 5th floor.C9 er 36 .HELP WANTED MALE PART TIME WORK Suifable for Refired Gentleman WE REQUIRE A PART TIME SUPERVISOR FOR OUR PARKING LOT ON GREENE AVENUE.APPROXIMATELY 3 HOURS A DAY IN 2 SHIFTS.5 DAY WEEK.WEllington 841 1 C-23 First aia for a person suffering from burns is urgent.Until medical aid arrives, the patient should be kept warm, Clothing touching burns should not be removed and blisters must not be broken.The burned areas should be covered with sterile dressings, over clothing if necessary.Large quantities of warm sweet tea may be given to the patiente 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 e IDEAS \u2014 PLAN © DISPLAYS\u2014FRÉE ÉSTIMATES © FREE SKETCHES DRAWN HOME OWNER'S BUDGET PLANS RE.7-6575 SHEARER LUMBER 7.LTD.2571 Cote de Liesse Rd.Open Saturday till 12 2 vs 1822-26 St.Catherine St.W Fi, 4616 C-10 SAMPLE SUMMER DRESSES - SIZES 9 TO 24 END OF LINE CLEARANCE WHILE THEY LAST 3 FOR $10.00 REgent 1-4672 FALL DRESSES MANUFACTURER'S ORIGINAL SAMPLES AMERICAN, ENGLISH & CANADIAN MATERIALS MANY, ONE OF A KIND Advance Fashions SIZES 12 & 14 ONLY: $10.50 REgent 1-4672 TUTORING for Grade XI Students (and Grade XII students if there is sufficient enrolment) OUR RECORD : STAFF 3 TUTORING SERVICES: * FACILITIES CHECK LIST oe 96% passes over a five-year period.carefully-selected, widely experienced, provincially certificated teachers presently employed by the School Board of Montreal and Sir George Williams College.all subjects.for pupils who have failed either the Quebec High School or McGil) Matriculation Examinations.for pupils who wish to.raise their \u2019 percentages.small classes \u2014 not more than TEN pupils per claes.'t fluorescent lighting in all rooms.day and evening classes.: arrangements made for room and ° board for out-of-town students.Characteristics of a good tutoring \u2019 school (1) Are the classes small enough to permit individual attention ?(2) Is only ONE SUBJECT taught to ONE GRADE at ONE TIME ?(3) Are classes held every day in .order to provide sufficient practice ?(4) Is all teaching done by specialist teachers, who during the regular school session are doing actual classroom work in their special subject ?Is written proof of claim of past record available to interested persons?(5) The ANNEX COACHING SCHOOL can give an affirmative answer to every question.OUR RESULTS : FEE REGISTRATION failing marks in June converted into first class marks in September.September marks in Latin and Algebra more than double those of June.Mathematic marks raised from 30's to 90's.Comparable results in other subjects.$256.00 per course.As soon as possible after publication of High School Leaving results.CIRCULAR ON REQUEST ANNEX COACHING SCHOOL 1452 Drummond Street Telephone: PL.3638. eee EE rc Fh Tre 2 nn ra TNE ne mB ASE A hp ber ar : PAGE SIX Picnic Benefits * Rosemere Home There was an excellent attendance at the annual picnic sponsored by the orange Social Club at the Orange and Protestant Children's Home at Rosemere, Que.Proceeds of all activities | went to the Home.Ned Burke, President of the Orange Social Club, introduced Rev.Mr.Norman, Minister of Rosemere United Church, who spoke of his association with the children of the Home and gave an interesting history of the Home property.Royal E.C.Werry, president of the Home, was unable to attend, and R.H.Butler, treasurer, welcomed those attending.Mrs.Winnifred Roberts presented a cheque for $50 from Montreal Crystal Chapter L.O.A.Miss Gertrude Hoyle, newly elected L.O.B.A.Grand Mistress of Quebec, also spoke briefly.There were special races for the children of the Home and they also won a number of prizes in other races.The married men were victorious in the tug-of- war.There was also a \u2018bean guess\u201d, a drawing \u2018with four lucky winners, races and darts, ete.Plan Before You Paint To Beautify Your Home Did you realize you can \u201cremodel\u201d your home simply by painting it?Well, you can.Take it from the current issue of The American Home Magazine: Practically any house will look better architecturally just because it has been painted.Painting isn\u2019t very hard work and it very often can be a good substitute for an all-out hammer- and-nail remodelling, but, a word 2) HOBBS photographia A Wedding Service of Superb Quality UN.6-2274 Atter 5 p.m.FI.1757 1672 Lincoln Avenue 9 Afternoons: ALSO Skirts Blouses 3 of caution: Plan before you paint.If your house looks too tall, paint the upper story darker than the first story.To make a house look less chunky, use a dark color on the roof and sides.A smaller house will look bigger if the walls, roof, shutters and trim are painted a light color.If your house offers none of these problems, you can still highlight its good features by use of contrasting colors or minimize the bad ones by painting them to match the house.\u201cUse discretion and plan carefully,\u201d advises The American Home, \u201cand you'll be, surprised at the wonders paint can accomplish as a remodeler of your DRESSES SAVEUP TO COTTONS fon 8.95 AIR CONDITIONED 1353 GREENE AVE, home.\u201d 50% Sweaters Shorfies GOWNS WESTMOUNT Fi 7773 ~ ! i rere TN Te errr THR WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JULY ET.1936 ! MISS JANE MARWOOD LITTLE and MR.BASIL BOXER, whose engagement is announced by the former's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Basil Little, of Montreal West.Mr.Boxer\u2019s parents are Mr.and Mrs.Robert Boxer, of Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place Saturday September 3, at the Church of the Advent, Westmount.fem pre Mr, - and Mrs.Laurance B.Fuller returned recently from Aylmer East, Que.where they were visiting Mr, and Mrs.George M.Fuller, Mrs James A.Eccles and Mrs.Charles Robinson poured tea at the opening exhibition of paintings by Canadian artists in Cow- ansgville Art Centre at the Bruck | Club on Saturday.Dr, Wilder Penfield opened the exhibition.Mrs.Hamilton Guthrie recently returned on the Empress of Britain following a trip abroad.Mrs.Allan Bronfman returned on the liner Ivernia following a trip to England where she was with her little granddaughter, .Miss Zoe Sheckman.Vacationing at Jasper Park Lodge in the Canadian Rockies are Mr.and Mrs, W.J.George and their daughter Audrey of Westmount.Mr.and Mrs Arthur L.Mell- ing of Westmount left recently on the Empress of Scotland, accompanied by their children, Frederick and Lynda.They will spend some time on vacation in Europe.Mrs.David Spencer Hall has been visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Milton Brown cof Westmount, St.Adele Art Centre will hold an Art and Book Fair August 24-25-26.Mr.and Mrs, Munro Brown .stayed recently at the Guild of All Arts, Scarborough, Ont, Sweeden has close to 100,000 lakes left by retreating glaciers of the Ice Age.Me Social Personal Engagemen ls Porm mnts ren Miss Doris Clark, Grosvenor Ave., has left on a Western trip to Winnipeg, Vancouver, Banff, and Victoria.Mrs.Thomas McLean has returned to St.Louis, Mo., after épending a holiday with her mother, Mrs.M.McG.Rowun of Westmount.} Hall In Westmount Being Renovated For Orange Assn.Many members of Montreal and district Ladies Orange Benevolent Assn.lodges attended sessions of the Grand Lodge of British America, which took place recently in Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man.Reports showed that a total of $100,000 had been spent on welfare work across the Dominion, Support was given to their Children's Homes in each Province, local welfare needs, Red Feather drives, Cancer Society, Red Cross, Blind 1nstitutes, etc.Many new lodges had been instituted during the past year and help given to Juvenile Orange Lodges.Members were pleased to learn that the Loyal Orange Ass'n had bought and is now renovating a hall in Westmount, Que., part of which is now ready for occupancy.Election results were as fol- x lows: Mrs.Ruth Day, London, Ont., Grand Mistress; Mrs.Ethel Williams, N.B., Dept.Grand Mistress; Mrs.Anne Newell, Saskatoon, Jr.Dep.Grand Mistresg; Miss Anna Grier, Burritts Rapids, Ont.Grand Secretary; Mrs.Staples, N.S., Deputy Grand Secretary; Miss Mary Stewart, Hamilton, Ont., Grand Treasurer; Mrs.Mary Walker, Montreal, Grand Dep.Secy.; Mrs, Ethel Smith, Winnipeg, Director of Ceremonies; Mrs.Winters, of Saskatchewan, and Mrs, Beaton, of B.C., Lecturers.When completed, the Pan- American highway will be one continuous ribbon\u201d of hard-sur- faced road, stretching more than 15,000 miles from Alaska to the Straits of Magellan.ol of FURS reso We Specialize in REPAIRS REMODELLING 1 COLD STORAGE 1370 Greene Avenue WE.3270 CENTRAL REDUCING STUDIO 4471A St.Catherine Street West Facials ® Special Face Lifting Without Surgery © Body Massage *® Acne Treatment Rheumatism and Arthritis Treatments ® Pedicure ® Corn Removing, etc.For appointment: Phone GL.5401 a Le Doris Cooper, R.F.Robinson _ The marriage of Miss Doris Gwendoline Cooper, daughter of Mrs.C.W.Cooper and the late Mr.Cooper, to Mr.Ronald Frederick Robinson, son of Mis.F.Robinson and the late Mr.Robinson, took place Saturday July 21 in St.Stephen's Church, \u2018Westmount.i The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr.C.L.Cooper, and attended by her sister, Mrs.V.Cummins, as matron of honor and Miss Doreen Cummins as brides-maid.Mr.T.Quinn was best man, and Mr.V.Lummins and Mr.L.Robinson were ushers.Following the reception, Mr.and Mrs Robinson left to spend their honeymoon in the Laurentians, Average size of the Canadian family five years ago was 37 persons, according to the 1951 Census, Newfoundland had the largest average size at 4.4 per- gons and British Columbia the smallest at 3.3.Estimates for last year indicate a rise in the national average to 3.8.\u201c0ld\"at 40,50,60?Men! Get New Pep Quick Get rid of the crazy idea that you have to be old at 40, 50 or 60.Just try a little \u201cpepping up\u201d with Ostrex Tonic Tablets y, For weakness, loss of energy, lack of per and tired-out, rundown feeling due to lack of iron which you may call \u201cgetting old\u201d.Revitalizes, energizes, invigorates and stimulates, Hel, 8 both sexes feel years younger.\u201cGet-acquain| size costs little, Be wise, get pep, new health, guickthrifty way.Iry Ostrextoday, Alldruggists, AVENUE HEALTH STUDIO By Appointment Only from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.PLEASE CALL Fl.7038 4444 Mountain below Sherbrooke St.SEE 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.| | | il | Children\u2019s Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone WI 1545 she is the daughter of Mrs.Margaret Dickinson, ter of Mrs.Joan Dickinson, of MR.AND MRS.JAMES ERIC BELFORD, whose marriage took place recently at Knox Crescent and Kensington Church.Mrs.Belford was formerly Miss Margaret Joan Dickinson and Joan Dickinson, of Westmount, and the late G.H.Dickinson.The bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Belford, of Notre Dame de Grace.\u2018 Jas.Belford, Wed: Sail For South America For Three Years The marriage of Miss Margaret Joan Dickinson, only daugh- Westmount, and the late G.H.Dickinson, and Mr.James Eric Belford, youngest son of Mr.and Mrs.Belford, of Notre Dame de Grace, took place recently at Knox Crescent and Kensington church.The Rev.Clifton J.Mac- *Kay officiated and Mr.John C.Suggested Menu, Outdoor Dining It\u2019s hard to think of eating indoors these precious July evenings .isn't dinner out on the terrace a much happier idea?The Ladies\u2019 Home Journal agrees wholeheartedly and features for July this delightful Starlight Feast: chilled, minted pea soup the prelude, losbter-scallops-and- crab risotto the glorious climax, and lime meringues the happy ending.The pea soup, a savory blend of peas, onion, chicken broth and cream, is made in advance, thoroughly chilled and topped with finely chopped mint.Lobsters, crabs and scallops are at their liveliest and most luscious this season.Combine them magically in a sea food- risotto and serve it with rice, that classic companion of shellfish.The rice, faintly colored with tomato like a coral atoll, is built up around the inner edge of your hest casserole, and the fish poured into the center of it.Add a gay note to salad greens with strips of sweet red pepper.and to strike a balance, add delicate slices of raw mushrooms with their mild mysterious charm.: Toss with French dressing .ané'voila! Give your rolls the Gallic touch With the piquancy of butter flavored with dried tarragon which is toasted.right into the bread itself, so that bread, butter and herb fuse into one fascinating whole.For summer, dessert should be both light and bright, and the Journal's delicate lime meringues { | fill the bill:to perfection.j Ringwood presided at the organ.The bride was given in marriage by Mr.James Thompson.Mr.Kirk Belford was best man and Mr.David Grant and Mr.Jerry Church were the ushers.The bride wore an ice blue satin gown with white lace insets and carried a white Bible with streamers of white iris and satin.A Juliet cap trimmed with seed pearls and sequins held her shoulder length veil.Miss Louise Yakien was bridesmaid and wore a blue and white taffeta gown with sheer navy blue dus- ter-type coat.She carried a bouquet of blue iris and pink and white carnations, The bride's mother, Mrs.Dickinson, wore a cocoa satin gown with lace insets and had a corsage of white and pink carnations.The groom\u2019s mother, Mrs.Belford, wore a light blue and white floral gown.After a short stay in the Lau- rentians the young couple left for South America where Mr.Belford is under a three-year contract as mining engineer with the Cerro de Pasco Corporation at Marococha.Mr.Belford is a graduate in engineering of Mc- Gill University.COFFEE PRICES Coffee price per pound will stay high, at least to the end of this year, says The Financial Post, despite higher production and back - to - normal inventories.South American producers will follow Colombia's lead and bring in government sup- port-buying programs.But look for \u201cinstant\u201d brands to increase their 209% phare of Canadian volume sales./ : .THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1956 - + 4, 0 01 A 4.> This Woman's Job .» .i [1] : Is Testing Soil Suzanne St.Gelals is a city girl, but she's helping grow oats and carrots all over the province of Quebec, From miles around farmers send samples of their soil to the C-I-L, soils laboratory in Montreal and there petite Mrs.St.Gelais takes over.As a soil- tester, her job is \u2018to analyze the soil to see how the farmer can improve his crops by.the use of fertilizer.Through chemical tests, she determines the percentage of organic matter in the soil, the content of calcium, magnesium and potash, and whether it is alkaline or acidic.When all results are compiled, a qualified agronomist sends the farmer a fertilizer \u2018prescription\u201d to correct his.soil's deficiencies.- Whether the land is to grow turnips or tulips, this girl with the test tubes is always ready to find out what ails the soil.NATURAL RUBBER BEST Before the second World War, says the Book of Knowledge, the a PAGE SEVEN Orient produced about 1,500,600 tons of rubber a year.When this supply was cut off it became necessary to substitute synthetic rubber, but so far ne synthetic product has been devised that can be used for as many pur- \u2018poses as natural rubber.Ci Lm aay Our August SALE Is Now \u2018Going On- Outstanding Yolues On All FURS Come in and compore ! FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue (Opposite Avenue Theatre) Wi.3312 DRESS MAY'S SUMMER SAVE 20% to 50% SALE! BEACHWEAR & SWIMSUITS REDUCED | 1233 Greene Ave.7 LADIES WEAR MIE Conditionea Fi.9541 Kitchens.1185 Drummond St.| foungstocen, See it now\u2014the greatest advance ever in kitchen styling, It\u2019s the fresh look ., and it's exclusive with Youngstown Let us show you how inexpensively you can enjoy the fresh look in your home.We'll help you plan it\u2014give you complete decorating advice\u2014absolutely free! A.O.OLSEN & CO.Kitchen Planning Sales &.Installation CLOSED SATURDAYS DURING JULY & AUGUST UN.6-5839 csieninisimiimiréaies FETT TINTED YS TI oh Ne La mmm Beas rm me en PAGK RIGHT \u2014\u2014- City Playground Competition City parks officials this wzek releas=l the results of Municipal Suittiter playground program counpziition, held last week.Prince Albert vs, Westmount July 20 PING PONG: C.Burton, Westuounl, defeated H.Sher- baok, Prince Albert, 11-9, 11-9; J.Meehan, Westmount defeated D, Nucci, Prince Albert 11-5,11- 0; A.McNally, Westmount defeated A.Mason, Prince Albert, 11-2, 11-2, 8, Keyes Westmount defeated S.Mason, Prince Albert LL-2,L1-3; D.BouraUm, Prince Albert defeated J.McLaughlin, LAKE PLACID LAKE PLACID IT'S THE ESPLANADE Tel.1145 Comfortable Twinbed Rooms with private bath.CONTINENTAL CUISINE.BEST LOCATION.For details call or write: Mr.F.Lustig - Piowati LAURENTIANS \u2014=NYMARK'S ci = YMAR 472 LODGE | | FT MCVEUR DES MONTS.RO Ceres Mohday at Reasonable Rates! Gulf cuicse on grounds, swimming pol, tennis court, sundeck, etc, Recreation - Orchestre Nightly Special Weekly Rates Fras Golf for Weekly Guests Write tor folder direct or call CAPITAL 71-2607 TOWNSHIPS Lake View House KNOWLTON, QUEBEC COMIE to the Lake View for a quiet and restful haven for nodadte-aged people.AM IDEAL SPOT for the whole family tp summer together.ADEQUATE facilities for turesque walks.WIE ARE NOTED for our good, wholesome, country style meals.INQUIRE about our special rates for year-round guests, Tel.Mo.17 or P.O.Box 815 pic- PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL MORTH HATLEY, QUE.Situated on beautiful Loke Mas- sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal, Route 1 to Magog.Paved road all the way to North Hatley.Golf, water skiing and all other summer sports supervised by resident director.Every modern comfort of reasonahle rates, Sprinkler Protected Fully Licens:d for full particulars rezarding rates, etc., write or phone 23, Join McKay, propriecor.or Moni- tor Vacation Bureau, WA.2771.THE SIGN OF THE SHAGGY DOG Dg » RPE Spring Valley Inn SOUTH BOLTON, QUE.Tha stratagic stop-over on the most dirsct route to the Maine Coast, through the famous Bolton Pass.Enjoy quiet comfort and aimos- phore in the Mountains of Brome J.B.HAMILTON, Host Phome Mansonville 68 R 2-1 Westmount, 6-11,.11-9,11-4, CHECKERS: \u2014 B.Lerner, Prince Albert defeated J.Cousins, Westmount; S.Mason, Prince Albert defeated A, Mc- Nally, Westmount; J.Meehan, Westmount, defeated H, Sher- back, Prince Albert; R.MeNally, Westmount defeated J.Nucci, Prince Albert; D, Sherback, Prince Albert defeated B.Keefe, Westmount.SHUFFLEBOARD: \u2014 J.Mee- han, and C.Burton, Westmount defeated D.Nucci and H.Sher- back, Prince Albert, 51-44; A.Hiriault and C.Blair, West- mount defeated B.Lerner and D.Sherback, Prince Albert 56-14; A.McNally and J.McLaughlin, Westmount defeated D.Bourdon and S.Mason, Prince Albert, 57-14.HORSESHOES: \u2014 D.Nucci, Prince Albert defeated J.Mee- han, Westmount, 11-7; C, Burton, Westmount defeated H.Sherback, Prince Albert 11-8, Stayner vs Westmount July 18 PING PONG: \u2014 J.Meehan, Westmount defeated L.Dallas, Stayner 11-9, 11-9; M.Crouch, Stayner defeated E.Toppin, Westmount 11-9, 8-11, 11-8, W.Dallas, Stayner defeated R, Am- esse, Westmount 11-9, 11-8; F.Robinson, Stayner defeated K.Meehan, Westmount 11-5, 11-2; R.Wilson, Stayner defeated T.Mars, Westmount 11-6, 11-6.CHECKERS: D.Harper, Stayner defeated K.Meehan, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1956 Westmount; J.Meehan,.Wesl- ount defeated J.Harper, Stay- ner; G.Cole, Stayner defeated D.McElroy, Westmount; P.Keyes, Westmount defeated B.Gloyn, Stayner.HORSESHOES: \u2014 R.Wilson, Stayner Westmount 11-6, 11-0; HB.Top- pin, Westmount defeated F.Robinson, Stayner 11-6,11-1, SHUFFLEBOARD: \u2014 J.Mc- Laughlin, and J.Meehan, West-).mount defeated G.Cole, and L.\u2018Dallas, Stayner 52-26; W.Dallas and D.Harper, Stayner defeated K.Meehan, and R.Scott, Westmount, 59-39; R.Stewart, and F.Robinson, Stayner defeated S.Keyes and D.Belisle Westmount 0-50, 61-29, 50-0 M.Crouch and J.Harper, Stayner defeated R.Amesse and E, Mc- Laughlin, Westmount 52-1.Softball Scores of games played: July 6, Stayner 23 Westmount 5.July 13th Stayner 15 West- mount 7.July 19 Stayner 20 Westmount 4.Softball Standings P.W.L.Pts.Stayner \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 3 8 0 6 Westmount .3 0 3 0 Prince Albert 9 0 0 0 .Standings P.W.L.Pts.Westmount \u2026 30 15 15 30 Stayner .15 10 5 20 Prince Albert 15 5 10 10 MacRae Take Lead With 2 Victories A defaulted game Tuesday forced Prudential into a \u201cdo-or-die\u201d effort in their scheduled contest last night against MacRae Electric now leaders of the Westend Intermediate Fastball League.The Electricians took over undisputed possession of the lead by winning a pair of games from Mitchell Hough- ton during the week, while Prudential were postponed in a four point engagement with Notre Dame des Neiges, and defaulted to Mitchell.x MacRae crushed Mitchell 9-0 last Thursday, but only managed to squeeze out a 3-2 win in the makeup of the season opener, Wednesday.Cliff Bowles was the winner on both occasions, with Red Davis taking both losses.Last Thursday, MacRae pounded home six runs in the first inning and were never headed, led by extra base blows by Joe Taillon, Lloyd Hughes and Al Olsen.The Electricians again used the long ball to beat Mitchell Wednesday, after the Tren- holme team took a 2-0 lead in single unearned tallies in the first and second frames.Hughes tied the game up in the third with a towering homer after Olsen singled, and Tail- lon won it with a four baser in the top of the ninth.Pat Lomasney picked up the only other hit allowed by Davis, while Jim Chalmers, Jim Mec- Williams and.Tom Willcock managed bingles off Bowles.MacRae are now four points ahead of Prudential, with two games left to play, and three for the Transport crew, If the Dlec- triciang win tonight's game against Prudential, or tie, they are pretty well assured of first place.Even if Prudential wins, chances are they can do no better than tie for the lead., Mitchell close out the regular schedule with a tilt against Notre Dame, The teams are expected to make up postponed contests by the weekend, so that playoffs will begin next week, MacRae 002 000 00\u20143 4 3 Mitchell .110 000 000\u20142 3 0 Bowles and Selby; Davis and Chal- mers.Standings MaoRae Prudential .Mitchell Notre Dame Snowdon Schedule Games this week in the Snowdon Major Fastball League, with probable pitchers and won-lost-draw records up to last night in parentheses: Sunday: St.Augustine's (Goodman 8-4) at Dominion Provisioners (Grant 7-7), Van Horne, 2 pm; Steinberg\u2019s (Thomas 5-4) at Dow (Si- mard 0-5), Trenholme, 7 pm; St.Augustines (Graham) at Dominion Provisioners (Hall 4-6), Trenholme, 8:30 pm.Monday: Steinberg's (Mc- Cracken 8-4) at Dow (Le- gare), Trenholme, 8:45 pm.Tuesday: St.Augustine's (Goodman) at Steinberg's (Thomas), Trenholme, 8:45 pm.Wednesday: Dominion Pro- visioners (Grant) at FBI Weslowski (2-2), Van Horne, 8:45 pm.STANDINGS PW LD Pts.24 18 5 137 .2213 9 026 .591 .22 913 018 .409 .21 714 014 .3 Pct.71 GB FBI Grocers Freezers Dow .Saints 5.9 1014 Since 1910-Comadoi.fimest Lagon KEW-42; defeated C.Maher, 33 ; 19 612 113 .342.94 DOESN'T LOOK EASY\u2014Ken Bantum, Manhattan College's ; king-sized shot-putter, seems to be trying to throw the iron ball out of sight.He came close\u2014smashing Parry O'Brien\u2019s national record with a 60-foot, one-half-inch toss at the NCAA | meet at Los Angeles.American B Topples Lakeshore LL 11-4 American B Little Leaguers made their opening start in tournament play a successful one Wednesday, defeating - Lakeshore 11-4.The westend team makes its next start tomorrow, meeting Valleyfield at Little League Stadium, at 4 p.m.John O\u2019Dricoll got credit for the victory, relieving teammate Pierre Bezeau of the Tyndale House Red Sox in the third inning.George Tombs was on the receiving end to make it an all Red Sox battery.Don McKay, of the Lions Boys ¥- Club Orioles, supplied the punch at bat, knocking in three runs with a first inning homer.Vic Carter, of the White Sox, and Tombs were on base when Mc- Kay unleashed his blow.John Bertrand, also of the Red Sox, was leading hitter with three bingles in four attempts.The American B team was lucky to come out ahead, as Bezeau and O'Driscoll dealt a total of 14 walks, while striking out eight.But they limited the Lakeshore team to four hits and had their stuff when men were on base, .The regular league play ended last week when White Sox won a protest over a game won by the Orioles earlier in the year, but promptly lost the replay by the same score.8-7.Don McKay was the winner, fanning 10.It left the Red Sox and White Sox in a tie for first place, with a game to be played between them to decide the second half champions.League president Alf Sinel said the game would not be played until after the tournament play ends, as so many players from the two teams concerned are on the tournament squad.ICE COLD BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3341 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables daily.© Groceries and Imported Délicacies NAb shot \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West 0 OO OOO OO) OO A AL TIRE CONSULTANTS We specialize in TUBELESS TIRE REPAIR with the most modern equipment EXPERIENCED MEN -\u2014 PROMPT SERVICE STANDARD TIRE & SUPPLY CO.1 726 Atwater Avenue 1 OO + OL OE (Near Victoria) | WI.6749 (Just above St, James St.) fl OOO 4 O11 1 ED cr OT "]