The Westmount examiner, 27 septembre 1957, vendredi 27 septembre 1957

[" Massage parlors rub city wrong way 1 Westmount city fathers Monday night gave?assent to a lengthy bylaw aimed at bringing massage parlors here into line \u2014 or banishing them from the municipality.Bringing the city police and health departments into play, it is expected that this bylaw will regularize a situation that for some time has caused concern in the city.GOOD NEWS On Page 5 RE pe Assent of both the police and health departments is necessary now, before any license for a massage parlor may be issued \u2014 and before such assent is given the candidate for the license must have convinced the authorities that \u2018section six\u2019 has been complied with.Section six provides for proper lighting and ventilating of the premises; the building must have hardwood floors, be free of ver-| min; walls and ceilings must be of suitable material; furniture, ete, must be so arranged that cleaning may be done readily; floors must be thoroughiy cleaned every 24 hours; and other similar provisions.In addition a photograph of (Continued on page 17) Police, firemen sign new pacts Westmount City manager T.Hughes announced Wednesday that new collective labor agreements had been signed between the city and the police and firefighters associations.* As and from October 1st policemen in Westmount will work a 44 hour week instead of a 48 hour week as in the past.This will remain in effect until January 1st 1958 when the working week will be again reduced to 40 hours.In addition the City will in future pay part of the hospital insurance premiums.For married men this will amount to $4.90 per month and in the case of single men $1.50 per month.As a further concession Lhe City will review salaries for police officers in the following budget vear.The new contract will run for two years dating from June 1sL, In the agrement signed between the City and Local 981 of the International Association of Firefighters, the same hospital benefits are given to the firemen as for the pulice.Their present work week of 60 hours is reduced to 5\u20ac hours.The City also undertakes to review their salaries during the recent budget year.It is understood that these concessions have been instigated by the difficulty of attracting young men of the right calibre into the police and fire services of the City.The City recently embarked on an intensive recruitment campaign to replace losses due to retirement and resignations.Y's Men's Club evenf planned The Westmount YMCA Y's Men's Club is planning a guest and new member night for Wednesday.October 2, announced Bill Ridley, club president, The Y's Men\u2019s Club is an International Service Club in the YMCA.Their service projects are aimed to assist with boys and youth work in the \u201cY\u2019.The Westmount Y's Men sponsor the Boys and Girls Swim Team in \u201cthe YMCA.Phd pri John H.Price PC Group head At the annual meeting of the St.Lawrence-St.George Progressive Conservative Association Monday night in the Legion Hall, John H.Price was reelected president.Directors elected were; Victor Barre, QC, R.B.Lamb, Amber Cowley.Henri Crepeau, QC, Keith Henderson, Guy Drum- mond, J seph Porteous, Serge Vermala, Maurice Grondin, Louis Bloomfield, QC.Charles Pike.Kenneth Wilson.QC, Eric Morse, Brigham Day and Mrs.P.Henderson.Ex-officio directors are Miss Helen McCallum, Reynolds Butler.QC, Egan Chambers and James Grimes.VOL.XXVIII, No.39 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.SEPTEMBER 27, 1957 TWENTY PACES Westmount 'Y\u2019 program under way The fall program at West- mount \"Y\u201d gets under way next week.The first class to meet will be the Ladies Morning \u201cKeep-Fit\u201d group directed by Lew Waller, physical director.Their class days will be Tuesday and Thursday, 10:00 a.m., the opening day being October 1st.Fencing Club members under professional, Steve Vamos have continued training throughout the summer months.Many ew members are expected to enroll with this group for fall and winter training.Westmount \u201cY\u2019 is the centre for gymnastics in the YMCA.The gym group is open to men and women interested in this intriguing sport.Grand opening for gym club members will be work-out will he followed with showing of a film on gymnastics.Young Men's Basketball periods this year will he Wednesday 8:00 to 10:30 under the direction of Vie Bryant, Other classes to begin shortly include Evening classes for Ladies, Badminton, Judo.Volley- : ball and Handball, nights and relatively warm Scholarship winners with members of the Rotary scholarship committee, left to right, Graham Bowes, F.FE.L.Sharpe, principal, sof Kings: School, 15.4 A.Everson, A.W.Callard, - Manufacturing Co.Ltd, pres- Friday, October 4, when the gym ; Next week's weather This is a transition week, opening the autumn with cool days.south, and Killing frosts probable for the Luurentians.storms will bring gales and some rain.Generally improving and a little milder for the end of the week.The showery periods will still be Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings for another month.everywhere, H.ROY CRABTREE, chairman of the general committee Rotary awards total of $900 in bursaries At the Rotary luncheon Wednesday four local students were presented with scholarships and bursaries amounting to $900 by members of the Rotary scholarship committee.Introducing the students, A.W.Callard, chairman of the scholarship board.reminded the club that since the scholarships were first awarded 13 years ago and 26 local boys had gone on to University and graduated in many professions.All these boys have been very organizing the Canadian Tex- successful.said Mr, Callard.tile Conference which will be Among them have been doclors, held in the Queen Elizabeth lawyers, engineers and geophysicists.Today we have four Hotel, May 6-7-8, 1958.Mr.Crabtree is president of Woods ident of Wabasso Cotton Co.Ltd., and president of the Primary Textiles Institute.He lives at 615 Belmont Avenue, Westmount.SEASONAL SPORT PAGES 18 and 19 By ERIC NEAL frosts here in the Coastal Heavy \\ French, he said.have only awarded two scholarships each year.we are in the happy position of being able to give two bursaries also.principal vice-principal Leo's, and principal Bartlett of Westmount F more boys who will receive Ro- lary awards.thing They have one in common, they speak In the past we but this year Present at the luncheon was Cody of St.David's, Connolly of St.figh.The boys were then presented with their scholarships of $300.| Scholarships were given to Brian Martin, 5370 Monkland avenue, Who is a student at St.Leo's and intends to study Arts September 28 to October 5 à Hardy.student at Westmount High who and John avenue, a it Loyola College, 1483 Atwater vill study engineering at McGill.John Clark, 58 Bruce avenue, a student at Westmount High, who will go on to grade 12 at Mont- À good mting weekend 151 Mount Pleasant, of St, Leu\u2019s who intends to study engineering «| at McGill « saries of $150.each.eal High.and Jacques Chatel, were awarded bur- 1 chairman of scholarship committee, John Hardy, Brian Martin, Jacques Chatel and John Clark.ide abe tere) -\u2014Harrison Pholo Freon rés de Beni iit ! i | PAGE TWO OVEN ESTMOUNT By DONALD J.HENDRY SAD BUT TRUE .Montreal\u2019s Mayor Jean Drapeau declared this week that although there was a considerable increase in the number of persons who voted in the City of Montreal municipal elections three years ago, the general public is still apathetic with regards to municipal affairs.This could be applied not only to the City of Montreal but also to the City of Westmount.It is not surprising to come across residents of our suburb who are almost totally ignorant of the affairs of our local government, Except for those persons whose work is closely connected with the Westmount City Hall, there are practically none at all who eould, if called upon, give the names of the adermen who make up the Westmount City Council.In fact one would not be too presumptuous in going as far as saying that there are a considerable number of persons who could not spell the mayor's name correctly.So what some people will say: Is this really important?The answer as far as this columnist is concerned is, \u201cYes, definitely.\u201d Westmount is a well-run municipality.There is little doubt about this.But, no matter how well any organization functions, there is always room for improvement.This improvement comes only as a result of interest and the more far reaching the interest the more rapid the resulting improvement.TYPES IN TYPE .,.Sol \u201cMiss Westmount Snack Bar\u201d Polatshek appointed editor-in- chief of the McGill campus publication \u2018\u201cHillelight\u201d .Emile \u201cAvenue Snack Bar\u201d Kalil aspiring to a career as à radio announcer under the tutorship of CFCF\u2019s Bob Crabb ., that should guarantee me at least two meals next week .Don Willard in the service station business with a Sunoco dealership in Pointe Claire .that should be worth a tank full of gas «., Reuben Berger claims the over-sized shoe in his Victoria window is about size 40 - .Dave Schell reports back from an Atlantic City holiday .Lou \u201cYMCA\u201d Waller stops to say a half a dozen freshmen and a couple of SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) WE.7-1855 freshettes from Sir George Williams College did a bang up job typing, cleaning, etc.at the local \u201cY\u201d as part of the SGWC first year initiation «+ + + Peter Molson being plagued for hockey tickets .Jack Côté to Queen\u2019s university for an MA in psychology « «+ «+ Jon Anderson abandons Gazette bylines shortly to resume law study at McGill University .and did you know there is another Donald Hen- dry in Westmount ?FHOUGHTS AND DOTS .informed sources say traffic lights are to be installed at St.Catherine and Victoria when the St.Catherine extension is completed .Isn't it about time the CPR built a new station for Westmount ?.It\u2019s a little late now but Summit Park would be an excellent site for a summer tent theatre .the concrete stand which gives the altitude, longitude, latitude etc.at the lookout needs a bit of patching up .The 1958 Plymouth will be on view at Girard Automobile on Victoria Avenue on or about October 15th ., .by the way, are there any Edsel-owners in West- mount?.maybe a good place for the artificial rink would be on tne lawn in front of city-hall.No?.what ever happened to the little man who used to sharpen.scissors with his mobile unit ., and will leave you with this comment overheard on the 114 bus and originating with a young lad who had been intently studying a brewery ad concerning the football game broadcasts and telecasts: \u201cDaddy, do the Alouettes really use footballs with the word \u201cDow\u201d painted on them.\u201d Reg Scott, now in the La- chine Hospital following a motor car accident has made remarkable recovery and will be discharged in four or five weeks although he will continue to wear the leg cast for some time to come .His friends wish him well, While the average weekly wage in Canadian manufacturing has increased since 1949 by nearly 60 per cent, because ot inflation the increase in terms of purchasing power has been less than 30 per cent.\u2014 Quick Canadian Facts You are Cordially Invited to Attend a FREE Lecture Entitled Christian Science: Practical Christianity Revealed and Demonstrated.by Clifford R.Nysewander, C.5.B.of Indianapolis, Indiana MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF LECTURESHIP OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.VICTORIA HALL 4626 Sherbrooke St.West, Westmount,P.Q.Monday Evening, September 30th, 1957, at 8.15 UNDER THE AUSPICES OF FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WESTMOUNT.pn mmm = THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1957 Y\u2019 group friendship plan wr FINAL CHECK on the During an interview with Mr.J.Hawkes, Youth Program Supervisor at the Wesimount \"Y\" the Fall program was outlined with special emphasis centering around a new \u2018Youth Friendship Plan\".The idea of this new plan would be the forming of groups of children, each group being of one particular age.A group of selected parents and/or volunteers will be trained at the \u201cY\u201d and one adult will be in charge of each group of children.A special \u201cLeadership Conference\u201d meeting will be held on Saturday, September 28th.Any adults interested in helping with this new program are invited to telephone Mr.Hawkes.The regular \u201cY\u201d Fall physical program is now underway with more swim and gym time for the girls.Girls 12 years and over will have two gym and three swim periods each week and un- Mrs.L.P.Gelinas Final tribute was paid Tuesday to Juliette Taschereau Gelinas, 48, Rosemount Ave., who died in the Notre Dame Hospital Saturday.She was 54.the late Hon.L.A.Taschereau, former premier of Quebec.She was educated in a convent at Sillery and at the Sacred Heart Convent in Montreal.She was one of the founder members of the Ladies Committee of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra and of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.This year she was co-chairman of the \u201cFete des Fleurs\u201d, which is sponsored by the Ladies Committee of the Museum.Mrs.Gelinas was also active with the Canadian Red Cross, Notre Dame, Ste.Justine and Jeanne d'Arc hospitals and other welfare groups.She was a member of the Women\u2019s Canadian Club and the Laval-sur-le-Lac Golf Club.She is survived by her husband, Louis Philippe Gelinas, a Montreal investment banker; a son, Louis Philippe; three brothers, Paul Taschereau, QC; Hon.Justice Robert Taschereau, of the Supreme Court of Canada; and Charles Taschereau, a Montreal engineer; and a sister, Mrs.Cortland Fages.Services were held in St.Leon church with burial in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Westmount \u2018Y\u2019 1957- 58 program is made by Jim Hawkes, youth tor.supervisor; Norm Millington, director of the Mrs.Gelinas was daughter of PO EE EE der 12 years one gym and two swim periods.The same number of periods for swim and gym are available for boys 11 years and over and under 11 years of age.This year there will be a Swim Team for girls as well as for boys and both teams will be under the supervision of Fred Rowley and Dick Dendy.The age limit for the teams is fromy nine to 16.Mondays and Thursdays will be for girls and women and Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays for boys and men.Saturdays are a beehive of activity.The day starts at 8:30 with a beginners swim and from 8:30 to 1:30 there are gym and swim classes.There are three classes for boys and one for girls and a Leaders Class for boys and girls.In addition there are swim team practices, Leaders Corps swim training classes and the Junior Frog-men Club.Craft classes and friendship club groups also meet on Saturday mornings.The Saturday program is de- «signed to be a full day for children and they are invited to bring a lunch.Between 12 noon and 1:00 p.m.there is a general rest local branch and Lew Waller, program direc- PAR \u2014Acme-Harrison Photo and children eat their lunch, sing songs, ete.From 1:00 to 3:30 p.m.are the ever popular movies.The Junior Service Corps who are responsible and look after the ping pong needs, gym equipment and generally keep things in good order meet and plan their program for the next week.The Y's Teen Club takes over (Continued on page 1%) T IS our desire to relieve the family of all worry and responsibility which we can assume.We attend to all details when we are called.DA Collins INC.FA NUNNS AP WILLIAMS 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Express your sympathy at a time when the proper words are difficult to find.4509 COTE DES NEIGES KD.AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES RE.8-1124 ne va ANN J) $ 3 Tha Chapal of Cathedral Beauty F3 TRNOET SANE LOGIT a ES ES NTM 2 a ka seme ae > % Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors A.Ross Grafton | F \u2018 \u2018 mr | .A P | FINE FLOORING : 5 \"55 YEARS NS WESTMOUNT\" .k _® HARDWOOD 7 © ASPHALT i ® RUBBER 2 Reliable f F J e 5 Certified Watchmakers WATCH REPAIRS [ ~ & COMPANY 1 § 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET O H M A N \u2019 $ - | 4 WESTMOUNT JEWELLERS py 4 M | Free Estimates WE.3-2323 WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.ee IT xaminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1957 VOL.XXVIII, No.39 Westmount library receives 1 PAGE THREE Wa arnegie grant ship.The only other source of revenue separate from the library appropriation is from overdue books and last year fines from this source amounted to $3,500.00, Canadian Housing Design | Council 1957 Awards showing photos and plans for prize-winning designs are on display until mid-Oct- A meetings are held monthly in the Library.This system of administration was get down in City By-law in 1899 when the library was built and is followed in most libraries in North America, The library is open to West- mount residents from Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m, to Miss E.R.Jenkins, chief librarian of the West- mount Library, announced this week that the Carnegie Corporation of New York had selected the Westmount Library as one of the Commonwealth libraries which are to receive a grant of about 350 books.v it is not known yet when the books will be Chief librarian Kathleen R.Jenkins watches one of the newer librarians Miss B.Mackey check out books for Joanne Buckmaster, 14; Maureen Atwood, 13; and Silke Maria Heinig, 16.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo A part president of the Cau- adian Library Association, Miss Jenkins is faced with a never- 9:00 By a ee cas ending problem of what books \u2018 2 9 PM should be chosen from thousands At the present time there are available to maintain the stock.about 60.000 books and last year Approximately 4,000 new books the circulation was over 214,000.are purchased each year at a There are approximately 2,000 total cost of about $10.000.0.reference books which always re- Selections are usually made by main in the building.A break- the Adults ober at the library.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo BERGER'S vo SHOE CLINIC Orthopaedic Revisions a specialty SHOE REBUILDER We have received ' a shipment of genuine WORSTEDS, WEST of ENG- LAND TWEEDS and OVER- g.Miss Jenkins for of Qualit : .° ; : Fa y COATINGS in latest pat- received but Miss Jenkins down of the remaining 58.000 books and by Miss K.Fraser foi ® Tinting © Renovating terns and shades st ted th + whe the shows about 50% being novels, children from book reviews, con- Courteous Service \u2014 Moderate : a a n Y are 30% non-fiction and 20% chil- tacts with publishers, catalogues Prices dren's books.and experience.Miss Jenkins Statistics show a continuous quite proudly stated that most growth in the reading of non- requests for hooks are usually fiction and an increase of 1200 anticipated.received they will likely be placed on display for a time.Ladies and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE 376 Victoria Avenue (Opposite Steinberg's) HU.8-0361 IN ONE WEEK Miss, Jenkins, who joined the circulation was recorded in Aug- Customers or our own material library staff in 1927.was ap- ust 1957 as compared to August} QF Arr arasasrasa made up.pointed head librarian in 1932.1956.Miss Jenkins attributes this f AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS FALL! to more and hetter book and to the fact that-to some extent - the television novelty has worn off.Plays or a story by a popular author on television however always creale a demand for that particular work.There are eight permanent librarians and four part time assistants who work on Sal- Although the library is generally regarded as a regular department of the City the administration of the library differs in the following respect.A Board of Truste2zs with D.A.Hanson as chairman and which also includes Mrs.Dent Harrison and R.Panet Raymond together with Aldermen Cushing, Gates and Powis are © REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE Lb NOW Day or Night Yearly Contracts -\u2014\u2014 Reasonable Rates { VICTORIA AVE, GARAGE » OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.directly responsible for the ad- urdays.There are 650 non- .WE.2-6633 ministration.Miss Jenkins is resident members who pay > 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 Secretary of the Board and $7.50 annually for member- # i Don't Let Your Husband ~~} Teach You To Drive! Let Patterson Driving Schools Do It ® AUTOMATIC & STANDARD SHIFT.HU.10125 CLOSED SATURDAY OCTOBER 5 for the HIGH HOLY DAYS ® Fresh Fruit and Vegetables daily Goltman piano clinic speakers announced Frances Goltman, well-known teacher and music critic, founder-chairman of \u201cThe Piano Clinic\u201d now entering its fifth season has announced this year\u2019s guest speakers as follows: @® 3: FREE LECTURES, APTITUDE TESTS.Bring your husband, too ! © FREE PICK-UP ® Groceries and Imported Delicacies Tuesday, Oct.22nd, Pat director of instrumental music, © Beer, Ale & Porter Pearce, television ana radio col- Westmount High School.© FREE WRITTEN QUESTION- .umnist, \u2018 \u2018The Montreal Star,\u201d Tuesday, March 25th, 1958, NAIRE & TESTS (24 Hour Service) NATENAL \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) DE.3541 Leng enn oo Sere me pap: ant ani Thomas Archer, musi¢ and drama editor, \u201cThe Gazette.\u201d Tuesday, Nov.19th, Joseph Berijawsky, conductor, Montreal Orchestral Society.Tuesday, Feb.1lth, 1958, J.Archie Etienne, director of 1n- strumental music, West Hill High School .Morley Calvert, Eric McLean, music editor, \u201cThe Montreal Star\u201d .Jacob Sis- kind, pianist and music critic.There is music at every session and Miss Goltman speaks on some phase of pianism.All sessions will be held in Victoria Hall and all persons interested in music are invited to attend.5276 N.D.G.AVE.(cor.Decarie) PATTERSON DRIVING SCHOOLS Est.1947 FATRIR TART TT HK TIA TY vo wo + PAGE Twn PAGE FOUR WE SAY Safety like charity begins at home NE does not have to be an adventurer or a soldier of fortune to run great risks, and live side by side with death.Today the home with its complex electrical fixtures, its sharp-edged modern furniture, and its ever increasing altitude is becoming as dangerous as a busy downtown intersection.The housewife has a role to play every bit as important as that of the traffic cop, or the air traffic controller.Don't believe us?Very well, then, just study these figures: : Last year 2,600 peopl were killed in home accidents in Canada and 125,- 000 were injurec.This averages out at 350 people killed and injured every day of the year.Home accidents were the greatest single killer of children less than five years of age.The home accident is a danger that is with us every hour of the day, every day of the year.The sudden slip on the bathroom floor, the tiny hand groping into the wall socket, the gas ring burning too low waiting to be extinguished by the slightest draught.It is almost impossible for the normal person to achieve complete immunity from such risks, but common sense goes a long Wav.There are certain steps that can be taken to minimize the risks and eliminate the more obvious hazards.This is where the housewife has a role to play; she must be the traffic cop and crossing guardian.Like the safety engineer in a large plant, she can look around for dangers, while hubby can do the fixing \u2014 as always, but this time for a good reason.That loose carpet on the stairs, nail it down; the missing rail on the THEY THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1957 \u201cBUT WE WANTED ALMS, FOR THE LOVE OF ALLAH LI Copyright in all countries London Express Service YOU SAY What is alternative for teenagers when private-home parties balked ?Sir: Much has recently been spoken and written about the \u201cproblems\u201d of teenagers.It has been asserted that the youth of this generation is causing trouble to society.Prominence is given to the activities of \u201cblack jacketed\u201d delinquents, and the disorders of teenage gangs.After an experience which my wife and I had a few weeks ago, we have come to the conclusion that if some teenagers are not entirely co-operative with their elders, much of the blame should be laid at the door of eminently \u201crespectable society.\u201d Two young relatives of my wife - one 14, the other 15 \u2014 asked permission to have two parties at the house which we own in Westmount.The 14-year- old girl gave her party one Saturday evening.She invited 10 friends, whose ages ranged from 13 to 16.The party started at 7 p.m.with the guests dancing to a record player, drinking soft drinks, munching ice creamr and cake.Upstairs, our four-year- old boy was sleeping.as was a three-year-old girl who was staying with us.These two children slept without disturbance throughout the entire party.ANGRY NEIGHBOR At 9.30 p.m.the tenant of the house next door rang our bell, balcony, replace it; the chair with the wonky leg, heave it out.Remember, safety like charity begins at home.SAY Don't ever prophesy \u2014 unless you know.\u2014J.R.Lowell THE John W.Sanctor Publisher EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave., Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager I'he Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.40 per year: $1.00 hall vear.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post .ffice Dept.Ottawa.and angrily demanded that this noise should end immediately We muted the record player somewhat, although the noise had been far from excessive by any standards.Even if it had been, the earliness of the hour for a Saturday evening would render such a complaint particularly petty.This party ended promptly at 11 p.m,, and the last of the young people was oul of the house by 11.15 p.m.The following Saturday we gave a party for the 15-vear-old boy and the same number of friends.The guests were a little older and.if anything.somewhat quieter than the previous group.The circumstances were the same with four adult chaperones, and the same two young children sleeping peacefully upstairs.This time our friendly neighbor Jost no time, a telephone call came at 8 p.m.But this time I replied I did not intend to make any concessions since the noise could hardly bother any normal family.Shortly after 10 p.m., a police car came to the door.and a constable said he had received a complaint.We invited him inside.showed him the \u201ccriminals,\u201d and he departed apologizing.The point I wish to make is that if teenagers are to be persecuted when attending an innocent party in a friendly house, how can they be persuaded to stay away from streetcorners and environments where they will find serious trouble ?WHAT CAN THEY DO ?It is unfortunate if they made a noise which may have penetrated through to another house, but teenagers like making noise to a certain extent.They like to dance, and probably they talk somewhat more loudly than most of their elders.If they cannot entertain in a house, which I own, with my permission, what can they do ?Even in many apartment leases, it is specifies that there should be no undue noise after 11 p.m.or even midnight.The implication is that tenants are allowed to entertain.until these times.1 would be grateful if your readers would suggest how teenagers can be helped if its forbidden to have them in one's own house.Come to think of it, what rights does a property owner have al all ?It might even be feasible to call the police if one's next door neighbors\u2019 children are imper- LE EL ER MATE ST = Fn Something | want to say: Our males are different By AGATHA VAGI OMEONE once said that ») the Anglo-Saxon frequently substitutes a hot-water bottle for love.He may have beep right.Certainly, something of the sort has led me to offer the following few comments on the ways of English-Canadijan males, as I see them, and contrasted with the Hungarians I knew so well.In Halifax on my way to Canada we spent a week in hospital for a medical check.I shared a room with a real Hungarian beauty.She was dark.shapely and young.Practically all the Hungarian men around were crazy about her.hopelessly so.As soon as she reached Canadian soil she managed to fall in love with an English-Canadian.The boy was not indifferent either.One night he took her out.tinent, or If another neighbor lighted a charcoal fire in his garden and some smoke wafted over into my garden, There could be no end to the complaints that might be made to the police.Such a state of affairs would probably delight criminals.The police would be too busy to solve sérious crimes.Westmount Resident Lawn bowlers like coverage Sir: Immediately after the lawn bowling championships I went on vacation for a much needed rest.It is now my pleasure to convey to you on behalf of the association our warmest thanks for the splendid coverage you gave us.Please also pass our grateful thanks to your photographers for their splendid co-operation.I also want you to know how much I appreciate and value the help and encouragement you gave me personally.S.F.Gillate Deputy Chairman, Quebec Organising Committee & Publicity Officer.Province of Quebec Lawn Bowling Association.She was glamorous; her hopes high.About two o'clock she came home sobbing.\u201cWhat is the matter ?\u201d I asked.\u201cWhat is the matter?He took me to a drugstore, bought me four cups of so- called coffee, discussed the baseball scores and when I couldn't stand it any longer and told him how madly [ loved him, he said: \"Well, I wouldn't say 1 dislike you either.\u201d OTHER QUALITIES IGHT months passed.and I have now discovered other qualities that make the English-speaking Canadian men different from Europeans.\" Generally speaking they are far better balanced in their sentiments.They don\u2019t lose their tempers over completely insignificant things \u2014 like Europeans do.In Hungary, for example, two men meet on the street.One of them insists that German reunification is impossible in the present circumstances.The other does not agree.After five minutes a policeman has to disperse a mob around them.Well, T doubt that cases like that are typical in this country.At least I have never seen pointless quarrels.If a Canadian man quarrels, he must have some good reason.something like income-tax or landlords who want to raise the rent, or a parking-ticket ., .or anything reasonable, Perhaps it has something to do with their being much more realistic than Europeans, All European nations inherited something of the old Greeks day-dreaming and idealism.They are always enthusiastic about something and it usually doesn't help family peace.I had a friend in Hungary who insisted on working in a miserably dark office for practically nothing, because it was over the music academy and every morning he listened to rehearsals.His wife was not impressed.I am almost sure that an average (Continued on Page 5) .1 SAY! Jilted boy friend: \"Are you sure you love thot Texas oil millionaire?\u201d Girl: \"Oh yes! Every time | hear his voice | get chinchillas.\u201d TEA ah or \u2014New York Mirror TE EE ~~ \u201cTHE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1957 Minimum annoyance to church promised through ice rink Westmount\u2019s battle of the ice rink has ended at last.City manager T.Hughes announced Tuesday that the contract for the construction of the rink has been awarded to the Douglas Brebner Construction Company Ltd.Work will commence immediately.Making the announcement Mr.Hughes said that the rink will be in use before the end of this winter, although the building will not be completed until later.In order to avoid unnecessary annoyance to the congregation of nearby Westmount Park Emmanuel a special public address system will be installed.This will operate on the multiple speaker wystem.Instead of one or two large loudspeakers; blaring all over the area, a series of small speakers of limited volume will be placed around the rink.Each speaker will be heard in only a limited space and the whole system is designed in such a way that noise of music and voices will be inaudible outside the building.® AIRLINES ® STEAMSHIPS ® BUS TICKETS (rr Ceneral representatives for (Near Claremont) WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE Roger L.Huysmans, Manager ® TOURS @ RESORTS @ CAR RENTALS available for trips throughout the continent.States of 'Journal des Yoyages'.4927A Sherbrooke St.West ® RAILROADS ® HOTELS ovincial and Greyhound} Canada and the United HU.8-3941 ANN WESTMOUNT SCHOOL CENSUS The annual school Census is required 2 by law.UAL Le If you live in Westmount and have not completed the Census form sent to you recently, and returned it in the self-addressed envelope, you should do so at once.If for any reason you need another Census form, \u2018please ger-ens-umeu2=12=0\u20140000209® CS lecosssveuvuweu{su=esveuezeuvszuss\u2014\u2014u.\u201cOf the balance, 6.2\": is held in the U.S.(including 4.2% by American Telephone and Tele graph Company); 1.7% in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, THE BELL TELEPHONE « \u2019 call WE.3-5731.Canadians own this * .> \u201cre .\u201c .big share of The Bell Telephone Company Of every hundred Bell common shareholders, 98 are Canadians.And following the recent sale of additional common shares, they now own 929, of Bell stock * No other company has so many Canadians sharing in its ownership.Bell sharcholders in Canada today total 150,000.Of these, 12,000 are our own employees and pensioners.And, of course, many, many more are Bell customers.So Bell Telephone \u2014owned, controlled and operated by Canadians to serve Canadians\u2014is a distinctly Canadian enterprise.COMPANY OF CANADA - As a further concession to the Church the site of the rink has been moved in from Western avenue.At present there are eight tennis courts at the intersection of Western and Lans- downe but as the numbers of people using them have fallen off the City will build on four of the courts, leaving four courtsy between the church and the rink, as a buffer zone.The rink will have two entrances both facing East.Since all the tenders submitted were more than the City had estimated on spending, certain modifica-.» tions have been made to bring the price down.The rink will be divided into two parts, one for hockey and Admission will be free.At certain times carnivals and other events will be staged in the rink, and while no seating will be installed allowances have been made for the installation of a limited number of temporary seats for special events.In Summer the rink will be -used by the recreation department -for various activities.While the rink itself will be only partly enclosed offices will be built at the back.These will be the new headquarters of the City\u2019s recreation department at Mrs.Paul Obrycki Final tribute was paid Tuesday to Mrs, Jennie Bell McIntyre Obrycki, who died at her residence, 340 Metcalfe avenue, Sunday.She was 81.Mrs.Obrycki educated in Apple Hill, Ont.She has been a resident of Montreal for 45 years.Her husband, Paul Obrycki predeceased her.Mrs.Emanu-El congregation.Services were held in D.A.Collins Chapel and burial was at Montreal Memorial Park.Our males \u2018ee (Continued from Page 4) Canadian would never go that far, He may be sentimental, but it does not make him forget on which side his bread is huttered.DOMESTICATION DON'T think I should say too much about the difference between the Canadian and European in relation to housework, A Canadian man will always be a \u2018shamefully domesticated creature\u201d and the attitude of an European who would sooner volunteer to tight the next world-war with his bare hands than wash the dishes.Many Canadian girls have asked me if Europeans are more polite than Canadians.1 should not think so, though they are more formal.I think every Canadian male citizen shudders at the thought of kissing a woman's hand, and I feel sure The Reader's Digest would publish a scientific article about the possible danger of disease as a result of the practice.But there is one place where Hungarian men are more \u201cpolite\u201d than Canadians : they give equal pay to women.Last.but not least \u2014 men's fashion.There are three things that would never occur to any Hungarian : (1) To wear a jacket to work in warm weather; (2)- To wear ties when pavements are melting; (3) To wear blue ribbons with white dots on their hais \u2014 after they passed their third birthday .All dogs have the same number of bones in their bodies, re- gardless of their size.the other for ordinary skating.| was born and: Obrycki was a member of Temple he will always be shocked at PAGE FIVE yet to be finalized, and discussions will be held with the various school boards.For special occasions the two separate parts of the rink can be made into one large rink by simply removing the hockey boards.Total cost of the building will come to $580,000.present housed in the old MAAA building on St.Catherine.The old MAAA building however will not be abandonea as the City intends with the co-operation of the various.schools to turn it into a joint high school recreation building.Plans for this however have OPPORTUNITY THIS AREA Canadian Company operating on a national scale has immediate openings for ambitious men or women lo manage local business dealing with some of Canada's largest chain stores; 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Have us Check your OIL BURNER For efficiency i i and economy skilled indus- highly service on domestic, and burners .For prompt, trial commercial oil phone Do.you recognize this spot ?The Westmount Municipal Assoc!ation recognizes that your opinion on civic affairs, es well as the 1,800 householders, who are members, js a valuable contribution to good government.This association aims to ensure the best form of government for our city by creating a sound, solid and intelligent body of public opinion to support the men and women, who are elected to civic office.The views of this association are presented to the City Hall for consideration and \u2018many recommendations have resulted in improvements for the entire municipality.Be an active citizen in civic affairs! Become a member of the Westmount Municipal Association.Write or phone: W.E.BLACK, Secretary-Treasurer, 356 Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, Quebec.Telephone WE.7-1769 = a THE: WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FEIDAYX, SEXTENISEK £7, AVD7 \u2014 a bl EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY \u2014\u2014\u2014 = Trinity Season Opens October 9 \u201cWitness for the Prosecution\u201d, as the opener for Trinity Play- & play in three acts, is scheduled ers\u2019 1957-58 season.only Agatha ee x THE EVANS SISTERS SCHOOL of the DANCE and MUSIC @ BALLET ®@ TOE @ TAP @ ACROBATIC Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught.NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION For information, call WE.7-4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.| I ald Le Classical Ballet and Modern Dance NEW TERM NOW IN SESSION 326 VICTORIA AVENUE - WESTMOUNT - HU.1-81 11 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Secretarial Training \u2014 Stenographic Course \u2014 Individual Instruction \u2014 Day and Night Classes ENROLL NOW 4845 SHERBROOKE WEST, ar Victoria Ave.WE.7-1058 MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS SCHOOL OF ART and DESIGN aU) ® Professional Artists, Commercial Artists, Teachers, HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY ART UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DISTINGUISHED ARTIST-TEACHERS IN PAV & EVENING CLASSES COIMENCING ® Drawing - Painting - Basic Design - 12 2liing and Sculpture - Commercial & C.onitle Arts - Children's Classes - 0! 7 Ist 3 50 14 years.Juniors - Teacher's ° vi \u2018 dng Courre.Designers and Children, Juniors, FOR MON-PROFESSIONAL BEGINNERS (Painiing for Pleasure) SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES.Write for special detailed syllabus.Advance enrolment is essential, PL.1605, 3430 Ontario Avenue, Monireal.ARTHUR LISMER, R.C.A., LL.D., Principal Acrobatic - Ballet - Tap él Ballroom - Elocufion Singing Modelling and Charm Children and Adults 4932 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.3717 i time it is Christie, the master of the modern murder story, could have conceived such a suspenseful plot guaranteed to hold the audience in its grip until the final curtain, \u201cWitness\u201d enjoyed a run of >ver two hundred performances in London, England, and was the winner of both the New York Critics Circle award and the Antoinette Perry award as the best foreign play of the year.\u201cA walloping succe-s\"\u201d was the comment of the Herald Tribune, \u201ca decisive knockout\u201d said the Jour- nal-American.At the present being filmed in Hollywood, with Charles Laugh- ton, Marlene Dietrich and Tyrone Power in leading roles.At Trinity Hall it will be brought Lo local audiences for the first time in English.It will run for four nights.Under the direct\u2018on of Robert Verniks, permanent director of Trinity Players, a cast of thirty two has been assembled.In past years, any play calling for 24 men would have made its product'on imnossihle bv an amateur groun.That Trinity has heen able to overcome this proh- lem, proves once more that interest and participation in amateur dramaties is very definitely on the upsurge in Canada, Chas.W.Rayfield buried Thursday Final tribute was paid Monday to Charles Willmore Rayfield, 3410 Atwater ave., who died in Montreal General Hospital Thursday.He was 72.Mr, Rayfield was born in Orangeville, Ont., and was educated in Galt.He came to live in Montreal thirty-five years ago and for 40 years he worked with CPR and retired as an assistant- manager.He was a member of STAGE! 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