The Westmount examiner, 4 octobre 1957, vendredi 4 octobre 1957

[" De he TER Cs dc due cms LE dr ME ACTION SHOT: The Examiner camera catches a pile-driving tower at the new articifial ice rink site- this week, with the tower of Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Church in the background.\u2014Acme (Harrison) Photo \u2018Au Gratin\u2019 story is told to Rotary Hairy-chested he-man types who boast they won't eat any cheese that is not jumping around on the plate and eating up the biscuits are all wrong according to Thompson B.Cooper, vice- president of Kraft Foods.Mr.Cooper was the guest speaker at the Westmount Rotary luncheon Wednesday.The subject of his talk, it is hardly necessary to add, was cheese.; He began by describing the various types of cheese found throughout the world.Various strange and exotic names dropping from his tongue as he explained the various types.He informed the Rotarians that Little Miss Muffet of nursery rhyme fame certainly knew her stuff when she sat on her tuffet eating curds and whey.All cheeses throughout the world are made from the same basic ingredient, curds and whey Cherse as such are not only | the fare of gourmets.Genghis Khan who conquered half the world from the Yangste to the Danube fed his armies on cheese made from mares milk.It still figures largely in the diets of! modern armies.Cheese is made from the milk of almost every animal known to man.from buffaloes, reindeer.mares, ynks in Tibet\u2019 and camels in Arabia.It is the most glamorous food | known and comes in wl eglors t 1 £ shapes and sizes, from minute wedges to gigantic cartwheels.Canada once made a 22,000 pound round of cheddar which was sent on exhibition to Europe.When it was returned to Canada a concrete model of the cheese (Continued on page 17) Next week's weather October 5 to 12 morning mists or white frosts, and clouding each afternoon.Strong winds probable.Cloudy but pleasant in the middle of the week, and cooling Snow tlurries in the mountains would be normal; light showers Mainly sunny with here.Bright with morning fog or frosts to start off our Indian Summer.Leaves are falling rapidly, and the woods are showing their usual multicolor enchantment.cxammer VOL.XXVIII, No.40 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY.OCTOBER 4, 1957 TWENTY PAGES Massage parlor operators Laird Bovaird hardly twitch a muscle over new control bylaw ! On the surface \u2014 Westmount massage parlor operators didn't move a muscle when confronted with the city's latest regulations to control the industry; but beneath the surface, there was little joy in manipulationland.Meanwhile, the city is holding its fire on any action in the matter, until the new by-law is ratified by the provincial authorities.Interviewed by The Examiner the proprietors of the half-dozen massage parlors in the district were unanimous in declaring their own emporiums clear of any infractions of the by-law, but spoke with some lack of enthusiasm for their competitors.One proprietor said: \u201cI had a hard time finding a decent area in which to operate \u2014 you just have to mention the words \u2018massage parlor\u2019 and people conjure up something nasty in their minds.\u201d Another said: \u201cWe get the wrong sort of person in here from time to time \u2014 but we just tell them to leave.\u201d A five day week, early closing, diploma graduates were seen by the industry as three things that will help to rid it of the undesirables.Said the proprietor of still another massage parlor \u2014 \u201cI pay a business tax, the health inspector comes around quite often.\u201d Realty sales soon over six million Real estate sales to the value of $2,238,089 are reported in Westmount during July.There were 27 sales.This brings the total amount\u2019 realized by real estate sales in the area for the first seven months of this year to $6,172,i18 for 181 sales.By ERIC NEAL Resident directs Xavier U.revue (Special to The Examiner) ANTIGONISH, N.S.\u2014 Chris Keating, 54 Thornhill avenue.was the director of the annual Freshman Variety Show at St Francis Xavier University here last Saturday, He also acted as MC and took part in two of the acts.The show was entirely written, produced and acted by first-year students at St.FX.An estimated 800 persons attended the show.Keating is a graduate of St.Leo's Academy.He is enrolled in the Arts course at St.Francis Xavier.named fo head | Rosiyn H and $ Laird W.Bovaird, 656 Roslyn avenue, was elected president of Roslyn Home and School As- general meeting of the season held Monday evening in the i teachers\u2019 lounge of the school.Plans for the first open-house session of the school year and for the annual carnival also were discussed.Other officers elected were: Honorary president, Dr.G.W.Halpenny; vice-president, Charles Gurd, R.C.B.Love and Mrs.Seymour Elkin; ex-officio, G.H.Penrose; recording secretary, Mrs.Cameron Berwick; Corresponding secretary.Mrs.Darel] Munro: treasurer, Mrs.J.W.Tait; teacher representatives, Mrs.H.F.Henderson and Mrs.K.J.Thorne; executive committee: chairman, sewing, Mrs.Roy Calder; ballet, Mrs.J.A.D.Falkner; ski and skate exchange, Mrs.C.P.Reddall; skiing, Mrs.Bram Rose, Dr.Erro!l B.Clitt; skating, Mrs.W.T.Stewart; carnival, Mr.Frank D.Cobbett; information, Rod C.MacInnes; Mr.K.W.McIntyre and Mr.C.starred at Sunday's Army Day parade B.Powter; rink, Charles Gurd.i A i sociation for 1957-58 at the first N° x Jy ie rt TL AT RN ER ) LL = + .d Bi, 58 1 eda PAGE TWO - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 o = 4 Your Family Y; \u2018 PET_ \u201d 2 CORNER : : OVEN in | ESTMOUNT SAS A oh : ) 4 5 By DONALD J.HENDRY FINIS .Just to write \u201cfinis\u201d to the heated controversy over the site of Westmount\u2019s artifical ice rink, we dropped down to the construction site at Lansdowne and St.Catherine.The foreman told us the pile- driving for the foundation would be completed by the end of next week bull-dozers are presently grading the surface before excavation begins.Apart from the odd complaint by apartment dwellers next to the construction site concerning crooked pictures, rattling windows and other minor disturbances caused by the pile drivers, everyone seems to have turned their interest to other subjects.The only move that could now block construction would be a legal injunction but this seems to be among the most remote of possibilities.Perhaps the whole issue was summed up most aptly by one who had violently opposed the present location.He declared \u2014 \u201cWe did what we could but it's all over now.\u201d *% * * BLOTTER JOTTINGS This paragraph is dedicated to Brig.Aird Nesbitt who has left for London, England to escort Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip back to Ottawa where he will serve as aide-de-camp to the Royal Couple during their visit.The brigadier used write a small booklet distributed among employees of Jas.A.Ogilvy's entitled \u201cBlotter Jottings\u201d \u2014 hence our heading.Tom Earle the CBC announcer who is frequently seen or heard interviewing \u201cvips\u201d at Ottawa is the same Tom Earle who used to live on Chesterfield Avenue in our fair suburb.Dr.\u201cMarty\u201d Rondeau is taking his golf a little easier these days with an electric powered golf-scooter at Summerlea .We visited the Larentian retreat of Mr.and Mrs.H.McCrae Miller (he's the famous landscape artist) this week and found they've dubbed their new home \u201cTop of the Morning\u201d .Alan (Sanders) Sandzelius the local lad who made good as a radio announcer at CKLC in Kingston has a new shift and now finishes work when most people are seriously considering getting up .Don- SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) WE.7-1855 na Hill the girl who Won the Westmount High School Alumnae Scholarship and is now studying at McGill is none other than the daughter of \u201cHappy\u201d Hill owner of Fry's Stationery.and, oh yes, local columnist Donald J.Hendry moves from the CFCF newsroom to the CBM newsroom on the 1st of this month .DATELINE WESTMOUNT.the newly installed traffic lights at Strathcona and Lansdowne Avenue on Sherbrooke Street will not be in use until the repaving and widening operations on St.Catherine and Victoria ; are completed .the first and | only Edsel we've seen around these parts was parked on Academy Road Wednesday afternoon .it wouldn't be a bad idea for the city to install a ski- tow on Murray Hill for the benefit of local skiers this winter.the men picketing the construction site of the new apartment building on Western Avenue don't appear to be too enthusiastic about it .did you know there are only 69 shopping days left until Christmas .so long.tox Abraham Cohen, 69, buried on Sunday Final tribute was paid Sunday to Abraham Cohen, 41 Som- erville avenue who died at his residence Friday, He was 69.Mr.Cohen was born in Leeds, England.He left there at an early age to live in Portland, Maine , and then Halifax.He came to Montreal forty-five years ago.For many years he ran a stationery store in the North End.But for the last twenty-five years owned a store in West- mount.Mr.Cohen was one of the original organizers of the YMHA :n this city.He is survived by his wife, Lillian Oransky; two sons, Norman and Robert; a daughter, Betty (Mrs.Moe Segal); his stepmother; three sisters, Lea (Mrs.Fineberg), Libby and Anna; a brother Moe; and two grandchildren.Services were held in Paper- man\u2019s Chapel, and burial was at Kehal Israel Memorial Dark.Being able to hold on to money doesn\u2019t always mean that a man is stingy.It may mean that he is single, \u2014 Homer Phillips.# on of Mrs.Harold Emo, and the late WALLACE B.EMO, Harold Emo, of Westmount, who will receive the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Mec- Gill Convocation Monday.Dr.Emo is a graduate of West- mount schools.Mrs.John A.Aird buried on Friday Final tribute was paid Friday to Margaret Nicholson Sea- ton Aird 306 Roslyn avenue, who died in Montreal General Hospital Wednesday.She was 74.Mrs.Aird.was born and educated in St.John, New Brunswick.She was married there to her husband John Albert Aird, who predeceasd her in 1935.Mrs.Aird has been a member of the community since 1909, and was a member of the Melville Presbyterian Church.She is survived by a daughter Margaret (Mrs.A.Ross Webster) and four grandchildren.Services were held in the Chapel of D.A.Collins, and burial was at Mount Royal Cemetery.Mrs.F.E.Hill, 82, buried on Monday Final tribute was paid Monday to Susan Hill Taylor, 40 Brock Ave.who died Friday.She was 82.Mrs.Taylor was born and educated in Waterloo, Que.She married there in 1900 to her husband.Frank Edwin Taylor, who predeceased her in 1922.Mrs.Taylor came to live in The subject of dog breeding would fill many manuscripts but our intention this week is merely to give a few _ notes of guidance to the person who finds himself in the role of dog breeder without having any intention of doing so.Though a dog is capable of breeding when it is six or seven months old it is better to re- Strain it until it is at least one | year old.It is poor policy to breed a dog in its first heat.| One gentleman we spoke to said !that he believed in letting j nature take its course, \u201cafter all,\u201d he said, \u201cwhat did they do when they were wild.\u201d This may | be true, but we are not dealing , with wild dogs now, but dogs that have been domesticated and under man's care for 8.000 years.It is foolish to let nature take its course.We do not allow do we allow for the law of nature which demands the survival of the fittest.When selecting a mate get a male dog for the same approximate size as the female.Arrange the mating for the 10th and 12th day after the heat commences.Very often a first breeding does not take, and if you are dealing with a pedigreed dog which commands a high stud fee, try to make arrangements for \u2018a return service should the first be unsuccessful.The usual period of gestation for a dog lasts from 59 to 63 days.If the female dog has to be wormed or otherwise treated during that period do so during the first month but leave her strictly alone after that or you will have trouble.Once the puppies have been Eleventh Signals launches training Fresh from taking part in the Army Day Garrison parade, the 11th Signal Regiment, Royal Canadian Signals (Militia) launches its 1957-58 training year with trades instruction beginning Oct.8.Lt.Col.H.L.Hurdle, OBE, the commanding officer, says the unit has openings for both men and women and invites them to visit the Hillside Armoury, West- mount, on training nights, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8.15 p.m.Men are offered training in driving, telephone line work, (Continued on page 6) the dog to hunt its own food, nor* born change the bedding every day and keep the mother quiet and well fed.Feed plenty of milk and do not handle the puppies unless it is absolutely necessary.Sometimes a normally friendly dog will become irritable and vicious when she has pups.This is merely a defensive mechanism and an indication of how great is the love and care of the animal for her pups.If she acts in this manner keep strangers away or otherwise you may have to pay some hospital bills.The same applies to children.FUNERAL CORTEGE ASSEMBLED IN COMPLETE PRIVACY AWAY FROM SIDEWALK ROSEDALE .EDGAR A.WRAY (Pres) 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Rosedale is not affiliated with any other funeral organization RE.1-6868 the families we've served will give you an idea of our reputation, and the type of service, which are traditional with the Collins organization.DA Tolling F A NUNNS ° 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Express your sympathy at a time when the proper words are difficult to find.RE.8-1124 Montreal tventy years ago.4509 COTE DES NEIGES RD.She was a faithful member of AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES n St.Philip's Church, and in her - earlier years was very active in } church work.She is survived by four sons, Lawrence, Gerald.Rupert and Wilfred who is living in Delmar, N.Y.Services were held in the Chapel of D.A.Collins, and burial was at Waterloo, Que.Catholic hour Reverend George F.Thoms will give the second talk of the present series entitled \u201cOur Most Important Journey\u201d on The Catholic Hour on Sunday over DIAL ressens AAAS Station CJAD at 2:05.== At this time, Fatner Thoms | a Chapal of Cathadral Beauty {3 subject will be \u201cTile Way is For- Ee a ward and Up.\u201d Get Ready for Winter ! Have us Check your OIL BURNER® For efficiency and economy highly skilled huit ie I hat For service on domestic, indus- and burners , , .phone prompt, trial commercial oil WEIR AA SEE \" \u2019 æ FINE FLOORING e HARDWOOD ® ASPHALT ® RUBBER % Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors A.Ross Graffon & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT Free Estimates WE.3-2323 xuminer \u201c55 VEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" \u201c Reliasle WATGH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.The WE.3-4046 VOL.XXVill, No.40 UPS AND DOWNS: Wrestling with death- dealing power in overhead wires or down a manhole piecing the living ends so that service will be uninterrupted, the Westmount light service department is an important part of a We have received A a shipment of genuine WORSTEDS, WEST of ENGLAND TWEEDS and OVER- COATINGS in latest patterns and shades.Ladies and Gent's SUITS & GOATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK f > Customers or our own material the overall service resi- made up.dents get for their taxa ® REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING ts QUICK SERVICE } |ELSILVER money.Acme-Harrison photos.installed at the Prince orange.This however, WE.2-6633 AR The new traffic light recently corner of Albert and Sherbrooke is nothing new as the City of Westmoun.' WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 PAGE THREE City Light service has its ups and downs In an interview with Alex deF.Heron, superintendent of the Westmount Light & Power Department this week, it was learned that \"due to a program of installation of secondary reserve main lines started in 1953\" power failures will be handled and eliminated within-a few minutes of their discovery by 1959.At present, about 60%* be and according to Mr.Y' Swimmers pass fests in September Heron, this installation program has caused the temporary blackouts in certain areas during the early Swim tests were popular with the boys and girls at Westmount \u201cY\" during the month of September.After a summer spent mornings.improving their swimming at To explain the new reserve feeder program, here is a breakdown of the city electrical system.The power is first received from the Hydro- Quebec substations at Guy Street and on Atwater Avenue at 12,000 voits and enters the three sub-stations in Westmount at the Glen.Olivier Avenue and King George Park.From these sub-stations.the power is transformed from 12.000 volts to 2,300 volts and The 25 root neginners test was is then distributed in circuits to passed by Patrick Esmond- White, the primary feeders located at Robin Esrnond-White, Owen 22 strategic points throughout O'Donovan, John Thorpe, Georg- the City.From the feeders the |ina McFarlane Leslie Wallace, power goes overhead and is Diana Dawson, and Jim Smith.changed to regular house voltage.First star swim lest consisting entering the dwellings from sf performing a dive from edge overhead lines hetween the city of pool, sculiing on back, bobbing blocks.and swimming 50 yards was pas- The reserve line program the«r | seq by Karl Ulrich, Sally Csery, is to provide an extension feeder wendy Swinton, Patrick Es- on the present lines.Th's will mond-White, Peter Rhead, Robin cause an overlap of main feeders Esmond - White and Walter and in the event of a cable giv- Rhead, ing trouble, dwellings affected ; ; co Lo Cen Second Star swim test was will receive their power from the passed by Betty Ramsay.Third extended feeder reserve line.St Swi test w sea When a short is caused on an ar Swim tesl was passed by Sybil Atwood.overhead line or underground ; cable, a circuit breaker goes into Kippy Murphy and Brenda operation for a- few seconds Skilton passed the Fourth Star breaking and returning power Swim test.The only Fifth Card test this mcnth was passed by Kippy Murphy, on the lake many youngsters were ready to test their skill oy trying some of the 'Y\" progressive tests.(Continued on Page 6) rep ; AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT THIS FALL ! 3 PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE NOW Day or Night Yearly Contracts \u2014 Reasonable Rates \\ $ ; VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE ¢ OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 Tafa rea ray SPEEDY YOUNG MAN You've À SOLD ME A CAR! ITS JUST WHAT I WANT.[ CANT UNDERSTAND wits JHE PRIC REASGNABL LE YOU DOUBLE CROSSER- THATS THE LAST TIME I'LL BRING A PROSPECTS FOR ONE OF MY NEW CAR SO To COMPARE MINE WITH ONE OF YOUR USED ONES/ zt pre ed MARVELOUS! WHY IT RIDES AS SMOOTH AS IF NEW WATCH IT CLIMB THIS HILL AT SEVENTY \" GIRARD AUTOMOBILE b= J HOW ABOUT A SURE : DEMONSTRATION, SPREDY ?FR 4 32 ~ IN \u2014 LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR ton 1 rattie lint i He * differ from normal tra*fic ligats ul g \u2014 1235 Greene Ave.in that the red light is much i J Bi.37 a STL) IS Fry > (Downstairs) larger than either the green or : (Tg TTR OLDEST DEALER 2 ar ra wp.g ue EE PE NP Er J a ee wn TE 7755 = TERT EE Tr TT RT TT RT I rT RE TT : i sm SR Ke Pi Ee A TER AR camp and at the summer home \u2018 asia a 19E- an on PAGE FOUR \u2018 : WE SAY Elizabeth's visit turns pages of Ottawa's history THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 | Massage parlors\u2019 1 control overdue He new bylaw design- 4 ed to govern the management of massage parlors passed by the city fathers last week is the first step toward healing a nasty sore that has been allowed to fester too long in this community.gpirTaena\u2014 EE The new law will bring the management of such pariors in line with regulations imposed else- yt where.It is designed ij primarily to stop unqualified people setting up in business.4 This is not only in the interests of the general public, but for the sake of the genuine masseurs who find their premises under suspicion, and in som: cases boycotted by respectable customers.TP AE ly Jl tly lB res al an But many owners feel that the bylaw could go even further.A number have suggested that there should also be enforced closing hours.Aso.there has been critivism of the methods by which masseurs ob- .tain their qualifying cer- tificntes.However, properly en- foreed this bylaw should rid the City of its doubtful slap and tickle artists.And !t will help vindicate those who do genuine remcdical work for persons 'n need of it.Bt ' 45 3 1 LE A in *THE QUEEN IN OTTAWA\u2019 * Ot .\u201c5 CBC TV and Radio locations .Sr &' HULL CITY HALL \u201ca % wn x > ] LIS kx - tal CHAVDIERE CU 42 BRIDG 11g e \u2019 iy ELE in Yooomome à se TS} WELLINGTON \u201cseo .28 $ S & DEPARTURE .k REENCIP \u2014\u2026.Sane ARRIVAL x hal NN \u201cet o* 7 UPLANDS BULINGS ¥ BRIDGE À N° / 2 RFA RORP \\ Fras Boner ay Roig DRIES NT epc-mADIO 74 sk CBC-TELEVISION .\\ SN N Hire handicapped next week's theme IFTH \u201cEmploy the Handicapped Week,\u201d sponsored jointly by the Montreal Council for the Guidance of the Handicapped and the National Employment Service, is next week, Oct.6 to 12.Similar campaigns in previous years have had far reaching and beneficial results.While the present labor market may be considered somewhat tighter than the immediately preceding years, an encouraging number of unemployed handicapped persons have been successfully referred to gainful employment, resulting : in an overall benefit to the country generally.Persors acquainted with the placement of handicapped persons know very well that the placement of handicapped workers is very difficult, though satisfying.RE Employers are becom- a more and more convinced that \u201cit is not what is gone that is important, but what remains that | ROYAL , cameras and 27 radio pickups will be used by the CBC in bringing the pageantry of the ROUTEX: Ottawa of homes visit to millions royal into aéross Twenty-five next week and Canada.This television after Something | Want to Say:\u2019 sketch map of Ottawa shows the routes the royal party will follow on each day, points of interests, and the posititons at which cameras and commentators will be located.Bad taste \u2014in everyone's mouth By AGATHA VAGIE I AM a very smal} part of \u201cthe Hungarian situation.\u201d I mean the Hungarian situation I hear my fellow-workers talk about.are referring \u2014 of course to the fact that 63 jll- bred Hungarians decided to quit Canada and return to the place from whence they had come.They My colleagues don't talk abont the \u201csituation of the 63.\" They speak only of \u201cthe Hungarian situation.\u201d They are wrong.I can see so easily how they arrived at their conclusions.and I wish 1 could as easily show them where and how and why they are wrong \u2014and all the harm they are doing.not only to the 34.000 Hungarians who remain, but to themselves as humans and to the Canadian - Hungarian friendship situation as à There are always bad applas in any barrel If they are left there, they will spoil the whole lot, Therefore, it is better \u2014because the 63 who took plane from Dorval felt as they did -that they shake the soil of Canada from their feet.But in the shaking they soil the 34.000 Hungarians who are here \u2014 working, despite langnage and other diffienl- ties, and depending to a certain extent on the trust and friendship of Canadians for their future I came here like the 63.and at about the same time.I came with a paper-bag-\u2014 given to us by one of Montreal's big stores that contained a box of cornflakes and two pieces of soap and with a cotlon-bag given by the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire containing a cet of safety pins.needles.a comb and a lipstick.Three days aller my arrival I found a job, not in my pro- knocks at the door early in the morning.It is probably the milkman\u2014 not the secret police, PEACEFUL LIFE I have a peacefu] life.That is what I expected from Canada and that is what I got.1 am convinced that, in the present situation, that is the most important thing a country can give its inhabitants, 1 know that I am not alone in this feeling.Most of my friends share it.They have their difficulties \u2014 but they (Continned en Page 18) EES agin UEEN Elizabeth's visit to O Ottawa October 12 will coincide with the 100th an- B niversary of that city\u2019s selec- ig tion by Queen Victoria as the À national capital of Canada.Ten decades ago, when the selection was made, a writer of the day referred to Ottawa as a \u2018lumber village converted by Royal mandate into a political cockpit.\u2019 Montreal, Quebec, Kingston and Toronto had vied for the honor that became Ottawa\u2019s, and each sent emissaries to London to plead their cases.The decision was made, it 18 3 believed, because Ottawa could lay claim to a strategic military location, a scenic site, and the near-equidistance of larger towns.TREMENDOUS GROWTH Population of Ottawa was but 10,000 when Queen Vic- 4 toria selected it for its role in history \u2014 today this nurm- ber has risen to a quarter of a million in the city proper x and 350,000 in greater Ottawa.More than 50 foreign coun- .tries now maintain embassies and legations in Ottawa, and from it Canada sends missions to almost every part of the globe.Primarily a \u2018government town,\u201d Ottawa nevertheless has undergone con- snderable industrial expansion.This.coupled with a phenomenal suburban growth, posed a problem and a danger :2 to the dignity and beauty of à IE the city until the National 4 Capital District \u2014 an area of 3 800 square miles \u2014 was re- ; served in the national interest for protection and development.Queen Elizabeth will see little of this, for it may : be 100 years hence before the i whole dream enters the realm of reality.E VISIT TO QUEBEC Part of the District is Hull, the only city of the Province of Quebec that will be visited by the Queen during her four- i day stay in Canada.In Hull she will call at the city hall, sign the Golden Book.and be received by Mayor and Mrs.Thomas Moncion.When Queen Elizabeth opens Parliament during her visit it will be the first occasion of this kind in which a reigning monarch has participated in this country.ON PARLIAMENT HILL On Parliament Hill the Queen will again have the opportunity of seeing the cornerstone of the famous Centre Block of the Parliament Buildings.laid by the Duke 2 of Connaught in 1916: and + the famous Confederation Hall, unveiled and dedicated a vear later by the Duke of Devonshire, The news that Ottawa had been selected as Canada's capital came to that city on New Year's Eve, Dec.31, 1&56.It served but to heighten the gaietv of the usua)] New Year festivities.Now.100 years later, a Queen of the Realm comes in person to provide the occasion for rejoicing.stm td THE CWANA John «#.Sanctor Publisher EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave, Montreal HUnter 1-27/71* Hugh E.McCormick President counts.\u201d whole.THEY SAY There ore few brains thot would not be better for living on their own fot for a while.\u2014J.E.Lowell fession- -but at a salary three times as much as I would have earned in Hungary, The second week I rented an apartment.In Hungary I might have waited 10 years for one, I am not afraid any more, I tm not afraid if somehouy ! Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising iy: Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production fy Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales 4 Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Fhe Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the bome, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.40 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class.Mail, Post .ffice Dept, Ottawa, rer WW Fhe 1 Md ll» We (= Pas ed 5 UV EY > \u2014 Bishop to officiate at Advent 65th Rav.John Dixon, Lord Bibhop of Montreal, will participate in the 65th anniversary celebrations of the Church of the Advent, corner Wood and Western Avenues in Westmount.The Rector of the church, the Rev.Alex.Mellor has announced special services marking the church's \u2018Dedication Festival\u201d will be held Saturday and Sunday.Two Anglican priests from other Montreal parishes will also take part.The services will commence on Saturday.with a \u201cQuiet Afternoon\u2019 from three to five, conducted by the Rev.H.L.Hertz- ler, Rector of St.John the Evangelist, Following the 8 am.Holy Eucharist on Sunday, a Parish Breakfast will be served by the Women's Guild, Sunday \u2018School will be held following the 9.30 a.m, Holy Eucharist.Bishop Dixon will preach at the SOLEMN EUCHARIST at 11 a.m.The Rev.A.W.M.Mac- Rae.assistant priest at St.James the Apostle, will be the special preacher at the 7 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Department of Education, Award many prizes ic x Sunday evening in the Church of the Ascension of st.Paul's academy received Our Lord with His Excellency the Most Reverend Law- graduation certificates.0 ; idi Mary O'Halloran, Valedictorian; rence P.Whelan, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal presiding; Adele Keyes.Saluratorian.Goulet, the annual commencement exercises of St.Leo\u2019s and St.Julie; Dagenais, Helen; Drysdale, Jeanne; Hart, Patrigia; Hemens, Paul's Academies were held.Mary Margaret; Hurtubise, Diane; Keiiv.Evelyn; Laws, Carol; Marquez, Academy received High School Leaving Certificates from the Smythe, Penelope Ann; Sypniewska, Eva.The following young men of St.' Hail, Thomas: Hamilton, Andrew; 18 * Value over $1,500.00.Accept Keating, Christopher; Lawton, André; Lonergan, Geraid; Maher, John; best offer over $600.00.Martin, Brian; Macmillan, Bruce; McManus, Wilfred; Prévost, Jean; for highest class standing, a prize offered bv Mr.A.E.Wescott, Inspector of Schools, for Honors in Leo's Academy received graduation WEI Î 5 1171 : Roche, John: Shink, Robert.ing on = Prise Lists English and a McGill University During the course of the exer- from St.Paul's Academy and Brenda: Mekwan, Theresa: McTag cises twenty-two young ladies 20 young men from St.Leo's gart, Margaret; Murphy, Marilyn; Patenaude, Louise; Phaneuf, Ruth: Ryan, Cecilia; Saint James, Judith; certificates: Andrew Halmay, Vale- From large Westmount home dictorian: Peter Halmay, Salutatorian; Bisaillon, Jacques; Bougie, Patrick: Chatel, Jacques; Dawson, The Lieutenant-Governor's Medal, for First Class Honors in the Provincial High Schoo! Leaving Examinations.a prize offered by The Catho- Scholarship for having obtained First Class Honors in all subjects, won by Andrew Halmay A prize donated by The Catholic Schudt, Judith; Smythe, Patricia; .U Too large for new house.Size 14 x Peter: Farrell, John; Graham, Ross: : _ lic Women's League of Westmount Mothers\u201d Club for having obtained as advertised on AND 3 Second Class Honors in the School $ Leaving Examinations and First Class - 1 Honors in English, Mathematics and Science, won by Peter Halmas.= A prize offered by the Rt.Rex.! - Msgr.Edward J.Lapointe tor Sec- 2 2e ond Class Honors in the Provincial High School Leaving Examinations and Honors in English, Latin and French, a $300 Scholarship donated by the Rotary Club of Westmount for general efficiency and school spirit, and the Jones Memorial Scholarship offered by Loyola College, won by Brian Martin.A prize donated by Rev.Father Myles Kelly for Second Class Honors in the High School Leaving Examinations and Honors in Religion, French and Mathematics (Senior and Junior) won by Andrew Hamilton, A prize donated by The Catholic Women's League for First Class Honors in Religion, English.Mathematics and Latin, also a scholarship offered by The Rotary Club of Westmount for having obtained Second Ciass Honors in the aggregate, won bv Jacques Chatel.Prize dunated by Mr.G.Cote for proficiency in French won by Jacques Bisaillon.Prize donated by Mr.A.J, O'Han- lon for Honors in Religion, Latin, History, French and Literature, won by Patrick Bougie.l .Prize donated by Mr.E.Connolly Aim-and-shoot convenience .new low price V.P.for Honors in Latin.French and for school spirit.pen by John Farrell.: .Prize donated by Mr.T.P.Healy Color movies are a hobby for the whole family \u2014 and now, for honors in French and for being they're easier-than-ever to enjoy, easier-than-ever to afford! an gremplary student won by Ross \\ .; .raham.Kodak's wonderful Brownie Movie Cameras are available here Prize donated by The Catholic 1 i i - -it models, featur- Women's League of Westmount for at new low prices.Big selection of easy does de , u having obtained.Honors in Religion ing the world's most popular movie maker, the Brownie Movie French, Mathematics and History : won by Thomas Hall.Camera with f/2.7 lens.Prize donated by Rev.Father Jacques Brossard P.P.for Honors in | French won by Christopher Keating., » Prize donated by The Parent: Teachers Association of Ascension United Photographic Store Lid.|= \u201ccommunion oii Prize donated by Rt.Rev.Msgr.Edward J.Lapointe for having obtained Honors in Religion.English Composition.French, Mathematies and Science won by Gerald Loner- gan, Montreal 1.Que.Prize donated by Rev.Father John Colford for having obtained Honors in Religion, English, Mathematics and History.won by John Maher.Prize donated by Mr.M, Kehoe and Mr.C.Durocher, for having obtained honors in Religion and Eng- (Continued on Page 6) 758 St.Peter St.! BE.3162 = + TANT EAT i .Fi _ iors ; CS THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 PAGE FIVE Monkland fennis slafes anniversary two events fhis month Two events are scheduled for the Monkland.Tennis Club for this month.Saturday, October 12, a buffet supper and dance will be held from 7:30 pm to 9 pm.October 26, a Thnonksgiving dance will take place which witl include square and round dance ing.Man, governed by immortal Mind, is always beautiful and grand.Fach succeeding year unfolds wisdom, beauty, and holiness.Mary Baker Eddy.Drive safely \u2014 don\u2019t speed.BERGER'S vez SHOE CLINIC Orthopaedic Revisions a specialty 1) SHOE REBUILDER of Quality © Tinting ® Renovating Courteous Service \u2014 Moderate Prices 376 Victoria Avenue (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) HU.8-0361 While Saving for your Retirement Inquire About This Opportunity To receive fuil details without obligation, just mail the coupon be'ow.J.E.FREGEAU 6260 Victoria Avenue, Montreal, P.Q.Tel.Office UN.6-6411 Res.RE.8-5786 Local 778-773 ceva Pete sree recreate esate ree rasan aes sy City 1.210200 ass es acer e se 00000 Teh Le Lee sa ace ec use Occupation .Without any obligation whatsoever, | would like to know about the way to save on my income tax.Do you recognize this spot Perhaps you will also recognize the value of having an assockation of Westmount citizens devoted to the cause of good civic government.The Westmount Municipal Association offers its members the opportunity of forming a body of sound opinion on civic matters and of conveying their views to the City Hall.Be an active citizen in civic affairs.Become a member of the Westmount Municipal Association.Annual dues \u2014 $2.Write or phone: W.E.Black, Secretary-Treasurer, 356 Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, Quebec.Telephone \u2014 WE.7-1769 SEER IRL Sno ® Cen ln SHAT, a lr PAGE SIX I CLIFFSIDE GARAGE The only FINA Dealer in Westmount 4428 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST (Just east of the Glen} For Your FALL PLANTINGS Visit our GARDEN CENTRE and NURSERY where you will find everything In seeds, flowering bulbs, ornamental shrubs and trees, hedge plants, fruit trees, lawn, garden and farm supplies.Open from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m.Monday to Friday, 5 p.m.on Saturdays, until Oct.20th, General or Fall Bulb Catalogue CO * WHPERRON:S® \u201d 515 LABELLE BLVD., L'ABORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q., (Montreal 9) TEL.MU.1-1615 Award Many .(Continued from Page 5) and Latin, won by Jean Prevost.Prize donated by L'Association Parents, in Religion, Physics, won by John Roche.Prize donated by St.Commission, for Honors Prize donated by Mr.ford, for having obtained Honors English Composition, French Mathematics, A one-year scholarship, offered The St.Leo's School Commission : the pupil standing in the third year high aminations, won by tions, won by John Brennan.A prize donated by the St.obtained the highest average in first year hi=h won bv Allan Keith, A prize donated bv Rev, Fat Jacques Brossard P.P., for \u2018ence in French in the Grade Provincial Examinations, won Robert Lvmburner.St.Paul's Academy EEE EER OWN YOUR OWN BUNGA in CHATEAUGUAY $4.0 91 OCCUPANCY SCHEDULED beautiful site 5 \u2018miles from Montreal.MAY 1, 1958 Full Price of House $7,910 SPECIFICATIONS * Concrete foundations * Ten-Test insulation E PER MONTH 7 CAPITAL & : INTEREST INCLUDED PARKVIEW u >ONSTRUCTION oO HOW TO T GET THERE =: Go over the Mercier | ÿ bridge, through Caugh- \u201c+ e fH nawaga, and follow gE Route 4 to the circle.£ 8 Route 3 ji Continue straight on 3 Valleyfield Route 4; our Model © Home is Yz mile from e the circle on the right side, Pont Mercier * Rubber Tile flooring in the kitchen * Arborite counter tops * Ceramic Tile bathroom.* Automatic oil-burner \u2014 hot air heating.* Hardwood flooring.% Exterior of brick and stone.* 110-220 wiring.PARKVIEW CONSTRUCTION LT.Sales office: 4755 Van Horne, suite 105 MODEL HOME 169 St.Jean Baptiste St.Chateauguay Open every day 1 P.M.to 10 P.M.Saturday and Sunday 9 A.M.to 10 P.MOL.7-4611 Our repr For information 24 Hours a Day 8-1145 esentative will call for you without obligation.Er des for having obtained Honors Latin, Mathematics and Leo's School in Religion and Literature, won by Robert Shink.David Bed- in and won by Peter Dawson.by for who obtained the highest ex- James Hurley.Scholarship offered by the Catholic Women's League of Westmount to the pupil who obtained First Class Honors in the third year high examina- Leo's School Commission for the pupil who¥X the school examinations, her excel- Seven by se THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 lish Composition, won by Bruce | MacMillan.Prize donated by The Catholic! Mothers\u2019 Club, for having obtained : Honors in Religion, English, Latin! and History, won by Wilfrid Mc-1 Manus.Prize donated by Rev.Father Jacques Brossard P.P., for having obtained Honors in Religion, French \"Y\" Teen Club planning dance Saiurday night The 1957-58 season of the Westmount Y's Teen Club opened Saturday night with a sock- and-sweater hop in the games room at the \u201cY\" and will continue this Saturday with another dance.The.only change is that it will take place upstairs 1n the Assembly Hall where .ast year's dances were held.Come and dance tc the latest hit tunes this and every Saturday at 9:00 o'clock, The admission is 25¢ tor .rize do-xligion, Mary O'Halloran, special priz | Generai \"awarded by the - the student 255 members and 50c for non-mem- bers.nated by His Excellency, The Most Reverend Lawrence P.Wheian, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, for highest average.She aiso receives the Reverend Juhn Coliord prize for first \u2014 m English Composition, Latin Authors, Algebra, Chemistry \u2014 and special prizes for ranking second in Latin Composition, and third in Re- English Literaiure, Geometry, History, and Canadian History.Adele Keyes, second in the Provin- «ial Examinations merits the scholarship to Marianopolis College, offered dy the Right Reverend Monsignor &dward J.Lapointe, \u2018She also receives prizes for ranking first in Religion \u2014 prize offered by the Reverend My.es Kelly \u2014 second in French Authors and Composition, Geontery, and third in Latin Composition, Carol merits the Right Edward J.Laws prize Reverend Lapointe to ranking third in the Provincial Examinations.She also receives the special prize donated by Miss Gabrielle Labbe for excellence in the French Club and a prize for first in English Literature, second in General History and third in Latin Authors.Julie Coulter receives a scholarship to Marianopolis College offered by the Reverend Sister Louise-des- Anges, Superior of St.Paul's Academy, also the special prize for Improvement in French, offered by the Association des Parents pour Jes Academies Saint Leon et Saint Paul de Westmount, a prize for first in Latin Composition, second in Latin Authors and Algebra, and third in Geometry and Chemistry.Ruth Phaneuf won a scholarship to Marianopolis College donated by the Alumnae of St.Paul's Academy, and Monsignor prizes for first in Geometry with 100% in the Provincial Examination, second in Chemistry and third in Algebra.Brenda Marquez merits a prize for first in Canadian History.and third in English Composition and in Latin Composition.Marilyn Murphy was granted the Notre Dame Secretarial Scholarship donated by the Catholic Women's League \u2014 Westmount Subdivision \u2014\u2019 to the student ranking first among the students attending the school, also the Catholic School Commission of Saint Leon de Westmount prize for first in French Composition and Authors.Eva Sypniewska receives a prize for eighth in the Provincial Examinations.Prize was donated by Reverend Mother St.Madeleine of the Sacred Heart, General Mistress of Studies of the Congregation of Notre Dame.Mary Margaret Hemens receives a prize for ninth in the Provincial Examinations.Diane Hurtubise won a prize for ranking third in French Composition and Authors.Louise Patenaude receives the prize donated by the Provincial Inspector, Mr.E.Wescott, to the pupil ranking first in General History.She also receives a prize for ranking second in Canadian and English Composition.Patricia Hart won a special prize donated by the Montreal City and District Savings Bank for Order and Thrift.Theresa McEwan won a special prize donated by the Montreal City and District Savings Bank for Order and Thrift, History Cecilia Ryan received a special prize for devotedness to the Glee u Penelope Smythe received a prize for ranking third in English Composition.Helen Dagenais won the Reverend Myles Kelly prize for second in Religion and a special prize for perfect attendance and for third in English for perfect attendance.Jeanne Drysdale receives a prize Literature.Julie Coulter, having followed the classes of musical education at St, Paul's Academy and obtained first class honors in the examinations set by the Marguerite Bourgeoys Institute of Music, is awarded the Laureate Diploma.Miss Coulter is the first pupil of St.Paul's Academy to receive this djploma while actually a pupil in the school.She receives the special prize donated by the est- mount Parent-Teachers' Association.Mary O'Halloran is awarded the Lieuteanat Governor's Medal for obtaining the highest aggregate in the Provincial Examinations.The Westmount Catholic School Commission of St.Leon-de-Westmount offers Scholarships for attaining the highest average in Third and Second Year Examinations: Miss Erna Fox (in absentia) merits the Third Year Scholarship, Miss Judith Hughes merits the Second Year Scholarship, and Miss Mary Bonar was awarded a prize to obtaining the highest average in the Seventh Grade Provincial Examinations.og alii pu 1 ote | Gity Light .(Continued from Page 8) for three on and off cycles and then the power stays off.Ths on and oif routine allows for a check to be made to determune what is causing the short cire cuit or trouble, quite often the result of Lree branches rubbing wires.The power to supply dwellings would then be switched to the reserve feeder and power would resume as normal in the affected area.Emergency linemen then attempt to locate the trouble by patrols in the area.If the trouble is not found in this way, the cable is cut and each end is tested to see what direction is dead.This procedurs is followed until the trouble is found.Temporary blackouts are usually caused by cable failure or lines down.Quite often a cable is broken by a person digging and hitting the cable and it is always advisable tu check with the Light Department before carrying out any digging.Cable underground can be as close as two feet from the surface and carry from 7,500 to 8,000 volts.Trouble to the primary cable which are in conduit delivering house current usually occurs at joints or by rats and squirrels knawing through the casing.\u2019 Mr.Heion, who obtained his Bachelor of Engineering degrse at McGill University and is a member of the Corporation of Professional Engineers and the Engineers Institute of Canada has been superintendent of this department since 1951.In conversation with Mr, Her ~ he also announced a propused change in voltage from 2300 to 4,000 volts.This change would be to supply power for the ever-in- creasing use of electrical appliances now being used.Mr.Heron also suggested the follow ing routine to follow in the event that you have a power failure in your home: 1.Check to see if your eighbor's power is off.2.Hf your neighbor's power is on, the failure is local and you should check your fuses.3.If your neighbor's power is off \u2014 notify the Light Department.4.Call the Department only once \u2014 the men will be « out searching for the trouble \u2014 additional calls will only cause confusion or delay.3.While power is off, motors and appliance should be disconnected and leave the switch on in only one room- = Eleventh signals.(Continued from Page 2) wireless operating and recreational shooting, while women will receive instruction in driving and wireless operating.Recruits will be provided with uniforms and will receive the new Canadian Army pay rates while training.A full schedule of field training and recreational activities \u2018as also been drawn up.CLOSED SATURDAY OCTOBER 5 for the HIGH HOLY DAYS ® Fresh Fruit and Vegetables daily ® Groceries and Imported Delicacies © Beer, Ale & Porter NATIRNAL \u2018The Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) DE.3541 au, ses.Gym ee os Era rar a RN Ww i } a4 i SE ASR Te 33 ee eat STE a I\u201d THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, \"RIDAY, OCTORYR 4 10:7 PAGE SEVER GIVE to Help These 31 Agencies Montreal Ladies\u2019 Benevolent and Profestont Orphans Society (Summerhill House) Montreal Parks ond Playgrounds Association Montreal Young Women's Christian Association Child Health Association Children\u2019s Service Centre Daily Vacation Schools Family Welfare Association Girls\u2019 Cottage School Girls\u2019 Counselling Centre John Howard Society of Quebee Lachine Benevolent Association Lakeshore Welfare Services Marriage Counselling Centre of Montreal Mental Hygiene Institute Montreal Boys\u2019 Association Montreal Council of Social Agencies Montreal Day Nursery Montreal Diet Dispensary Murray Bay Convalescent Home Negro Community Centre Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation Centre Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club St.Andrew's Youth Centre St.Laurent Neighbourhood Association Sheltering Home Society for the Protection of Women and Children Travellers\u2019 Aid Society of Montreal University Settlement Victorian Order of Nurses Weredale House Women's Voluntary Services = RE Hana \u2014'I'ne one in your Pocket Red Feather is an association of 31 agencies providing basic services in family welfare, child care, health and recreation to nearly 100,000 citizens of Greater Montreal.These agencies operate in over 85 centres of service and are stalfed by professional workers supervised and aided by volunteer citizens.This Year\u2019s OBJECTIVE is $1,862,000.00! This vear\u2019s goal of $1,862,000.00.the highest in Welfare Federation's existence, has been set to meet an operating deficit of $177,000.00.This deficit has been caused by: (a) The levelling off of government subsidies (b) A rapidly rising population (ec) Rising costs.If the 100,000 givers previously in the one dollar or less classification pledge two dollars, this year\u2019s campaign will be successful.Red Feather needs the contributions of housewives as much as it needs the gifts of business men and corporations.Everyone benefits.Everyone should give.Here\u2019s How Your Contribution Will Help $2.00\u2014will provide a boy or girl with pro- teetive Vitamin D for 3 months.$5.00\u2014 will provide two visits from a Victorian Order nurse skilled in home nursing to care for cancer palients or chronically ill men and women.$10.00\u2014will provide a month's supply of antiseptics and dressings for a paralyzed patient.$15.00\u2014 will send a boy fron a low-income family.to a Red Feather camp in the Laurentians for one week.Let\u2019s all be ready to give the United Way when the canvasser calls.Plan now to help the sicl:.the handicapped, the aged.the infirm\u2014the close to 100,000 people Red Feather helps every year.Plan now to give a hand\u2014the one in your pocket.le uniren RED FEATHER CAMPAIGN This Message is Made Possible Through the Co-operation of The Advertisers on This Page $100.00 will give complete rehabilitation treat- - 25.00\u2014will provide a homemaker for\u2019 six p > days to care for and comfort children in a home with a sick mother.$37.00\u2014will provide affectionate foster home p care for one month for a neglected or abandoned child.50.00 \u2014will provide the son or daughter of Pre 1 ght a working mother with 16 days\u2019 care in a day nursery.meut for one month for a crippled mau or woman.PARIS-VOGUE J.BARON, PROP., CUSTOM TAILOR Latest Coats, Suits and Dresses for the Fall season.4968 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Claremont) EL.9721 BLEAU & ROUSSEAU Inc.Furriers PAUL MASSON 5004 Sherbrooke St.West DE.4482 DuBOIS FRENCH PASTRY & CATERER 4887 Sherbrooke St West HU.1-8163 (Corner Preece Alber) CHALET BAR-B-Q \u201cWhere Chicken is King\" 5456 Sherbrooke St.West EL.6345 AMERICAN DRUG STORE ROGER DES GROSEILLIERS, MANAGER 1385 Greene Ave.WE.2-2136 WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFINS NORMAN LAMOUREUX - - NORMAN GAUTHIER 206 Olivier Ave.WE.5-1189 ECONOMIC TELEVISION CENTRE Sales & Service 4231 St.James St.West WE.7-6665 NORTHERN ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED \u201c1600 Notre Dame West WE.3-751 1 PLANNED RENOVATORS CO.F.SCHWARTIJE Painting & Decorating Contractors 4560 Draper Ave.Res.: EL.2330 Bus.UN.6-4907 om pr TRY! ee émet PE .7 Prot pA eas © » i wpa ee eae PAGE EIGHT UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett 81:00 am.World-Wide Communion Service 7:30 p.m.Series: Pattern For Living, Sermon 1: Life's Definition.Holy Communion will be observed at both services.Organist and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill) DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Ministers: Rev.A.Lioyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A.Sunday, October 61h WORLD-WIDE COMMUNION 30:00 a.m.intermediate and Senior School 31:00 a.m.Crib Corner, Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior Departments, 31:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith.\u201cThe World Strategy of Jesus\u201d 5:30 p.m.University of Life 7:30 p.m.Rev.Jacques Beaudon 8:50 p.m.Young People's Union The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the close of both Services, Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road (near Argyle Avenue) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, DD, Rev.R.W Mumiura B.A, B.D WORLD COMMUNION SUNDAY 11:60 a.m.Morning Worship The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper essage by Dr.Grant 30 p .Mumford \u201c GRACE UNDER PRESSURE\u201d 10:00 a.m.Intermediate and Senior Classes 11:09 a.m.Church School 8:30 pm.Young People\u2019s Union Organist and Choir Director: ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay 16th Sunday After Trinity October 61h 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucnarist 8:40 a.m.Parish Breakfast.9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist.9:45 am.Sunday School 10:15 a.m.Mattins (said) 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST Preacher: The Lord Bishop of Montreal, The Rt.Revd.John Dixon, D.D.4:00 p.m.Holy Baptism 7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Preacher: The Revd.A.W.M.MacRae, B.A.Weekdays HOLY EUCRARIST 7:00 am.Tuesday.Thursday & Saturday.8:00 am.Monday & Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hili Westmount Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons 16th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: The Rector 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) Preacher: The Revd.Canon Gilbert Oliver.7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rector.Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist & Choirmaster Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Veneraple R.Kenneth Naylor .D., Rector Rev.Canon F.\"YL.Whitley, M.A.Hon, Assistant Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Rev.T.A.Ramsey, B.D.Assistant Eric 4 Adams, B.Mus,, \u2018 C.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) L.R.A.M., A.RCM.Organist and Choirmaster WESTMOUNT 16th Sunday After Trinity PARK-EMMANUEL October Gil 8:00 am.Holy Communion (Western Avenue at Lansdewne) 9:45 am.Junior Department Minister: 11:00 a.m.Choral Communion, reacher: re Rector R2v.Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.Nursery, Kindergarten, ., ln Primary Department Sunday, October 6th 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: 11:00 am.HOLY COMMUNION Rev.T.A, Ramsey 7:30 p.m.Vesper Service and > Holy Communion Wednesday 8:15 pm.Film: \u201cNigeria Greets 7:00 am.Holy Communion Her Queen.\u201d Thursday 3 \u20ac.Scott, L.R.S.M.Choir Director.10:00 am.Holy Communion LS ET ME es ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hoteis Rev.11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.9:00 p.m.REV.NORMAN RAWSON, B.B.Brown, D.D., Asst.Minister Rev.Nettie I.J.Wilson, Rev.William D.F.Morris, B.A, Gifford Michell, Organist and Choirmaster WORLD WIDE COMMUNION EVERY MEMBER AND ADHERENT OF THE CHURCH IS EXPECTED TO ATTEND SHORT COMMUNION MEDITATION BY THE MINISTER Reverend Norman Rawson preaching at both services Sermon Subject: \"WHAT'S WRONG WITH ME?TODAY I'M RIDING THE CREST OF THE WAVE.TOMORROW I'M SCRAPING BOTTOM\" SHOULD A CHRISTIAN BE SUBJECT TO THESE MOODS?Young Peopies Fellowship at close of evening service Minister B.A, B.D, Asst.Minister Asst.Minister B.A., B.Mus.RHE PES THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OUCLTUBER 4, 1937 TTR = A balanced education By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Trinity Memorial Church D.D., A very interesting book on \u2018The Christian Idea of Education\u201d has just come to hand from Oxford University Press.It consists of papers read and discussion indulged in at Kent School in Connecticut.The writers are professors, philosophers, newspaper men, and a bishop.They represent the Orthodox, Roman, Anglican, Lutheran, and other Protestant traditions \u2014 such men as Reinhold, Niebuhr, Jacques Maritain, Georges Florovskÿ and Alan Paton of South Africa, men who can speak with authority.The most interesting of them all is Wm.G.Pollard, who has been executive director of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies since 1947.In other words he is a top-ranking scientist.But he has added theology to his scientific knowledge.\u2018Soon after he went to Oak Ridge he felt the pull of the Church, became a vestryman, then a lay reader and eventually was or-y CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST Firs® 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, October 61h 11:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am.Chureh Service Subject cf Lesson - Sermon: \u2018\u201cUNREALITY\u201d Golden Text: 1 Corinthians 1:20.Hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world?WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting, READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 tc 8 p.m.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Haxzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm DAY OF ATONEMENT SERVICES Eve of the Day of Atonement Friday, October 4th :10 a.m.Morning Service :30 p.m.Afternoon Service 00 p.m.Candle Lighting :13 p.m.Kol Nidre Services DAY OF ATONEMENT Saturday, October 5th 8:10 a.m.Morning Service 11:35 a.m.Reading of the Law 12:20 p.m.Memorial Services 12:46 p.m.Sermon 5:45 p.m.Ne-llaah 7:05 p.m.Shofar Sermon Topic in the Community Hall \u201cOpen The Gates\u201d Sermon Topic in the \u201cMain Synagogue \u2018The Image of the Jew\" WEEKDAY SERVICES 8:25 am.Sunday morning 7:25 a.m.Morning Service Sundays And Week.days 6:15 p.m.Evening Service TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi DAY OF ATONEMENT SERVICES Friday evening, October 4th at 730 o'clock: Kol Nidre chanted at 7.45 o'clock; Saturday morning, Oec- tober 3th wf 10.30 o'clock; Children\u2019s Service at 1.30 o'clock; afternoon at 2 30 o'clock; Memorial Service at 4 o'clock: Neilah Service at 5 o'clock.In the Temple on Yom Kippur, Eve = Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cOur Alleged Sins\u201d: and in the Community House, Yom Kippur Eve Dr, Spicehandler will speak on \"Afraid To Be Afraid\".Parallel Services will be held both in the Temple and Temple Community House.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School Department, Saturday mornings at 945 o'clock; Junior School, Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School Monday through Thursday afternoons at 3.30 o'clock.Post-graduate class Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock.SIMCHAS TORAH DINNER PARTY Auspices Constituent Societies, Saturday evening, October 9th at 7 o'clock in new Temple social hall, COMING EVENTS Book Lovers\u2019 13th season, Opening lecture, October 23rd, Wednesday afternoon, 245 o'clock in new Temple JAuditorium.Dr.Stern will review \u201cThe Last Angry Man\" by Gerald Green.Sisterhood Opening Luncheon, Tuesday, October 29th, new social hall.Guest speaker - Dr.Charlotte Whitton, O.B.E., Ex-Mayor of Otla- wa.Brotherhood Opening Dinner Meeting, Monday evening, November 4th at 6.30 o'clock, Myer Levin, Author of Compulsion, guest speaker.dained into the ministry.It was through him that this conference on education was called together.It was Mr.Pollard also who started the discussion with an appraisal of American culture and education.After all the two things are inseparable: education is the machinery we use to pass on our culture to the next generation, I am now summarizing this first paper.Our culture has two roots, one in Greece and one in Israel.Those two came together in the early Christian Church.Then the Greek side of the culture was very largely forgotten until it came to light again in that great intellectual movement of the twelfth century which we cail the Renaissance.From that movement springs all our modern scientific knowledge.So much so that an English scholar of the last century could say: \u201cNothing moves in the modern world which is not Greek in its origin.\u201d That illustrates the fact that the other \u2014 the Hebrew \u2014 root of our culture is almost entirely forgotten, and with the Hebrew root goes the Christian inheritance.Another great teacher, William Adams Brown, tells of being in a seminar of university professors at which one professor read a paper on ethics in which he stated that modern ethics was based on Greek philosophy and modern science.In BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister EDGAR J.BAILEY MA, BTh.CD.Minister Emeritus J.A, JOHNSTON, B.A.D.D.Organist GALT MacDERMOT, BA, B.Mus Sunday, Octo October 6th 11:00 am.\u201cWHAT KEEPS YOU FROM CHRIST?\" 7:30 pm.\"WHAT'S GOOD ABOUT LIFE?\" Bible School meets at 11:00 am VISITORS WELCOME PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 11:00 a.m.PUBLIC WORSHIP Preacher: The Minister Lester A.Woodin, Organist & Choirmaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME » WESTMOUNT ened VICTORIA AVES.= Rev, J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Sunday, October 6th 11:00 a.m.Subject; \u201cLove God and Do As You Like\" Mr, Wilkie 11:00 am.Church School DORIS KILLAM R.R, ET.C.L.Mus., (McGill) Organist and Choir Director.St.Andrew's United Church L * The guarterly Communion Service at Saint Andrew's, West \u201cmount, will coincide this Sunday with the World Communion Sunday.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be participated in by the congregation at the Morning Worship.The Minister of Saint Andrew's, Dr.D.M.Grant will deliver the Com- Jmunion Meditation and the ministry of Praise will be under the direction of Mr.Eric Adams, organist and Choir Director, At the evening service the Assistant Minister Rev.Robert Mumford will preach on the subject \u201cGrace Under Pressure\u2019, Saint Andrew\u2019s Church School will meet in regular session on Sunday morning the Beginners, Primary and Junior Departments at 11:00 o'clock and Intermediates and Seniors at 10:00 o'clock.Following the evening service the Young People\u2019s Union will meet at 8:45 p.m.The Evening Group of the Woman's Association will gather on Monday, October 7 at 8:00 p.m, On Tuesday evening the Board of Managers will meet at 8:15 while on the same evening the Scouts and Girl Guides will continue their activities commencing at 7:15 p.m.\u2019 The Wolf Cubs meet on Friday evening -at 7:00 p.m.under the direction \u2018of Mr.John Preston.* * | Christian Science | x * The ever-present power of the Christ, Truth, to heal sickness and to destroy discord will be brought out at Christian Science services Sunday.Scriptural selections in the Lesson-Sermon on \u201cUnreality\u201d will include the following from Luke (13:11-13): \u201cAnd.behold, there was a woman which had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years, and was bowed together, and could in no wise lift up herself.And when Jesus saw her, he called her to him, and said unto her.Woman, thou art loosed from thine infirmity.And he laid his hands on her: and immediately she was made straight, and glorified God.\u201d Correlative passages to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u2019 by Mary Baker Eddy include the foliowing (142:31): \u201cTruth is God's remedy for error of every kind.and Truth destroys only What is intrue.Hence the fact that, to-day, as Yesterday, Christ casts out evils and heals the sick.\u201d the discussion Brown remarked: \u201cI think you forgot one thing in your ethics.\u201d The lecturer bristled up and said: \u201cWhat was that?\u201d \u201cChristianity,\u201d said Brown.\u201cGreat Scott,\u201d said the lecturer; \u201cI forgot all about that.\u201d That is characteristic of a great deal of modern American education, if the reports one hears are true.Walter Lippmann, for example, said many years ago that modern western education was tearing modern western civilization to pieces because it had left God out.You may ask why I should speak so in the Province of Quebec where we have religious education in our schools.Yes, we can be very thankful that we have both worship and instrue- tion, but it is still true that we are under the very strong influence of American education.We have a religious culture to guard against a secular education.UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, October 6th - Sermon Subject: \u201cDATED EMOTIONS\" Church School and Kindergarten in Unitarian House, 3421 Simpson St, at 11:00 a.m.Angus Cameron, Rev.Minister Donald Mackey, Organist and Music.Director of | SER RAR NOR dy id niet El Boar EE a Ge - kindergarten.ven Age x | Temple Emanu-El | \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014+ Atonement Services: Friday evening, October 4th at 7.30 o'clock.Kol Nidre chanted at 7.45 o'clock.Saturday Morning, October 5th at 10.30 o'clock; Children\u2019s Service at 1.30 o'clock; Afternoon Scrvice at 2.30 o'clock; Memoria: Service, Yom ' Kippur Day at 4 o'clock and Neilah Service, Yom Kippur Day at ¥& o'clock; In the Temple Yom Kip- pur Eve, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cOur Alleged Sins\u201d; in the Community House, Dr.Spicehandler will speak on \u2018Afraid To Be Afraid.Parallel Services will be held Yom Kippur Day both in the Temple Community House with Dr.Spicehandler and Dr.Stern alternating.Sukkoth Services: Wednesday evening, October 9th at 8.15 o'clock; Thursday Morning, October 10th at 10.30 o'clock; The annual Sukkoth reception will be held immediately after service on Wednesday evening.Members are cordially invited to meet in the Sukkah.The reception is especially held in honour of new members who have recently joined the Congregation.The pupils of the religious school will celebrate on Sukkoth morning, with their parents, Thursday, October 10th after Divine Service.Sabbath of Sukkoth: Friday Mrs.Simpgon Lightstone; Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Garfield.Thirteenth Season of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum: Opening lecture Wednesday afternoon, October 23rd at 245 o'clock in new Temple Auditorium.Dr.Harry J.Stern will review \u2018The Last Angry Man\u201d by Gerald Green.Season tickets are to be purchased now.Frice \u2014 $4.00.for six book reviews.Tickets may be purchased through Mrs.William Cross, Elwood 2457.Chairmen of Book Lovers Forum are: Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, Mrs.Josef Aron, Mrs.Eugene Gardner, Mrs.Joseph Bambiger.Secretary is Mrs.Charles Hyman.The Book Lovers\u2019 Forum was founded 13 years ago with the purpose of bringing together into fellowship Christian and Jewish women and for the purpose of study of current literature.The Book Lovers Forum has become one of the cultural projects of Temple Sisterhood and has come to occupy a unique place in the cultural life of the community.Dr.Charlotte Whitton, OBE To Address Temple Sisterhood: Tuesday, October 29th in the new social hall at 12.45 o'clock; the opening Sisterhood Luncheon will take place with the Ex- Mayor of Ottawa as guest speaker.Reservations \u2014 Mrs.J.A.Roston, RE.9-0641.evening, October o'clock: Saturday morning.October 12th at 11.30 o'clock.Feast Of Conclusion (Simchas Torah) and Consecration Service: Thursday Morning, October 17th ; at 10.30 o'clock.Pupils entering the religious school for the first time and enrolled in the pre- Kindergarten and primary departments will parti- cipale in a service of Consecration at the Shemini Atzereth Service on Thursday morning.Each pupil will be blessed by the Rabbi and be presented with a miniature Sefer Torah.A reception in honour of the conse- crants under the auspices of the Home and School will take place in the Temple Community House.Temple Religious School: Regular classes in all departments \u2014Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock for Junior School; Saturday mornings at 9.45 o'clock for high school and Confirmation Departments; Daily Hebrew School, Monday through Thursday afternoons commencing at 3.30 o'clock.In charge of the Hebrew School are: Abraham Wolk, Mrs.Abraham Wolk, Yoine Gold- stein and Nachum Halperin.The post-graduate department meets on Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock under the direction of Miles Wisenthal, B.A, Junior Choir mets on Saturday mornings following the junior Congregation worship under the leadership of Cantor Otto Stae- ren.The Confirmation Class meets regularly on Saturday mornings under the leadership of Dr.Stern following the Junior Congregation worship.The entire administartion of the Religious School is under the direction of Miles Wisenthal, B.A.Educational Assistant and Reuben Ginsberg, L.Ph., Chair- man of the School Board and Re- | gistrar of the Temple School.Over 450 boys and girls have already registered in the Temple Schoo! and classes are now being held in the new school building as well as in the old school building.Simchas Torah Dinner and Dance: Saturday evening, October 19th at 7 o'clock in the new social hall of The Greater Temple Emanu-El.Brotherhood, Sisterhood, Mr.and Mrs.Club and Home and School are sponsoring this social event.Price per couple \u2014 $12.50.Committee in charge: Abraham Izenberg; William Hoffman; Mr.and Mrs.Saul Perlman; Mrs.Irvin Gerts- man: Mrs.David H.Lisser; Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lang; Mr.and 11th at 8.15% The nation is still based on a system of checks and balances \u2014-she writes the checks and he has to figure out the balance.\u2014 Richard Attridge.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 BULLETINS FROM \"BIRDLAND WINIFRED E.WILSON OUR AMUSING JUNCOS *% According to the \"scientists birds all act according to instinct; they have no thinking apparatus.Perhaps that is so; but they certainly possess individuality and character.One needs only to watch a bird family to find that out.For five or six summers Mr.Junco has rented territory in the centre of which our house stands.He may have a different wife each year for all we know; but \u2018Mr.Junco is unmistakable.As he looks exactly like any other male Junco (grey above and white below, with a distinct line of division, and white tail shafts) you may well ask why we are so sure of his identity; but we will answer with another question.Are yon acquainted with a Junco that hops upstairs, one step at a time?This happens day after day.each summer.None of his wives or children were ever caught \u2018at this trick, and that gives a lot of chances, because he generally has eight children a year\u2014four born the beginning of June and four in early July.We are al- ways sorry for the older ones who are chased off the feeding tray by both parents a very few days after they have learned to feed themselves.Why does Mr.Junco hop upstairs?He is looking for moths, the kind that fly around lighted lamps in the evening.By day they hide in the cracks between the boards of the verandah floor.He goes to endless trouble to find one, hopping under PAGE NINE chairs and hammocks without paying the least attention to their occupants.And when he finds one he cheerfully pulls off its wings and carries the body to a son or daughter.We wish Smartie would rent the territory beside his father's next spring.He could easily be recognized if he came to the feeding tray.But Mr.Junco will never allow him., Spare-Time Training Pays You Four Ways YOU: SERVE Canada LEARN A valuable trade EARN Money while training ENJOY Recreation and Fellowship by training evenings with The 11th Signal Regiment, Royal Canadian Men Can Learn Driving .Telephone Line Work Wireless Operating Recreational Shooting Training In Other Signals (Milifia) Women Can Learn Driving Wireless Operating Trades Is Planned INSTRUCTION BEGINS OCTOBER 8 Parades at Hillside Armoury, 3 Hillside Ave., Westmount Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:15 p.m.will keep your family warm all winter Let the weather bluster.You and your family will relax in 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EXTENT OF WIDER: LOCAL CALLINC - No long distance charges would apply on calls between exchanges shown in the column to the left and those appearing opposite to the right.PAGE ELEVEN CALLS FROM CALLS TO Boucherville Laval (future exchange) Roxboro (future exchange) St-Philippe MONTREAL EXCHANGES [oS Chambly Longucuil St-Bruno Ste-Rose Châteauguay Pointe-aux-Trembles St-Constant (future exchange) St-Vincent-de-Paul lack f Lachine Pointe-Claire Ste-Dorothée (future exchange) Terrebonne (See black area of map.) L\u2019Abord-à-Plouffe Pont-Viau Ste-Geneviève Varennes Laprairie Rivière-cles-Prairies St-Lambert GROUP \"A\" EXCHANGES L | RivièredesP se-Lamb , ongueui ivière-des-Prairies t-Lambert BOUCHERVILLE = Montréal Pointe-aux-Trembles St-Bruno Varennes , A ; Pont-Viau Ste-Dorothée (future exchange) St-Vincent-de-Paul L'ABORD-A-PLOUFFE = Montréal Roxboro (tuture exchange) Ste-Rose ji Châteauguay Pointe-Claire St-Constant (future exchange) LACHINE =p Montréal Laprairie Roxboro (future exchange) Ste-Dorothée (tuture exchange?, Chambly Longueuil St-Lambert LAPRAIRIE =) Montréal Lachine St-Constant (future exchange) St-Philippe , Boucherville Pointe-aux-Trembles St-Lambert , LONGUEUIL es» Montréal Laprairie St Brno , Boucherville Rivière-des-Prairies Varennes POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES =) Montréal Longueuil St-Vincent-de-Paul .L'Abord-à-Plouffe Ste-Dorothée (future exchange) St-Vincent-de-Paul PONT-VIAU =p Montréal Rivière-des-Pruiries Ste-Rose IE , Boucherville Pont-Viau Terrebonne RIVIERE-DES-PRAIRIES =p Montréal Pointe-aux-Trembles St-Vincent-de-Paul ; L'Abord-à-Ploufle Pointe-Claire Ste-Dorothée (future exchange) ROXBORO (future exchange) => Montréal Lachine : St-Constant (future exchange) Ste-Geneviève ; Lachine Roxboro (fut xch St-Phili ST-CONSTANT (future exchange) @> Montréal Laprairie _ fosboro future exchange) TOIppe J L'Abord-à-Ploufle Pont-Viau Ste-Geneviève STE-DOROTHEE (future exchange) =p Montréal Lachine Roxboro (tuture exchange) Ste-Rose Laval duture exchange) : ; Boucherville Luprairie St-Bruno ST-LAMBERT =) Montréal Chambly Longueuil St-Constant (future exchange) oo L\u2019Abord-a-Ploufle Pont-Viau Ste-Rose ST-VINCENT-DE-PAUL =p Montreal Puinte-aux- Trembles Rivière-des-Prairies Terrebonne GROUP \"B\u201d° EXCHANGES : L Solan sph ,.aprairie t-Lambert t-Philippe CHAMBLY =) Montréal St Bruno CHATEAUGUAY =p Montréal Lachine Pointe-Claire LAVAL (future exchange) =p Montreal Ste-Dorothée (future exchange) Ste-Geneviève Ste-Rose - .Châteaugua Roxboro (fut xche Ste-Geneviè POINTE-CLAIRE > Montréal Chateau uay xboro (future exchange) e-Geneviève , Boucherville Longueuil St-Lambert , ST-BRUNO > Montréal Chambly .vue ; ; Laval (future exchange Roxboro (future exchange Ste-Dorothée (future exchange) STE-GENEVIEVE = Montréal Laval (ture change) A 1 exchange) ée (futu mge ., L'Abord-à-Plouffe Pont-Viau St-Vincent-de-Paul STE-ROSE =p Montréal Laval (future exchange) Ste-Dorothée (Future exchange) Terrchonne ST-PHILIPPE =p Montréal Chambly Laprairie St-Constant (future exchange) TERREBONNE =p Montréal Rivière-des-Prairies Ste-Rose St-Vincent-de-Paul VARENNES mp Montréal Boucherville Pointe-aux-Trembles I REE i TE AE y A 7 SE 5 di ee I + PP ré ns por CEE ta an tr La 2 PAS N x = x 5 RATES CLASS OF SERVICE The rates to be charged for this service cannot now be precisely quoted ; lompany's application for a general revision of its rates, Present Rates pce 0 clone the Board ot Transport Commissioners tor Canada RESIDENCE Rates Applied For for determination.Individual Line.« + + + + « $535 $ 6.05 However the rate to be charged for the exchanges included in this plan 2-Party Line « « + + + + 9 4.15 4.55 (see map) will be the rate allowed by the Board for the Montreal Ex- Multi-Party Ce ee ee 3.70 4.00 change, plus the following established additional charges for each individual, Extension + 2 2 4 4 4 o 1.25 1.25 two-party and multi-party service and for each private branch exchange trunk: BUSINESS Business Residence Individual Line.+.+ + + 1435 17.00 Montreal and Group A Individual Line (Message Rate Exchanges 25¢ 10g \u2014 90 outgoing call) .8.15 9.20 Group B Exchanges $1.25 60¢ additional outgoing callseach.©.5¢ 5¢ Private Branch Exchange Trunk .21.55 25.50 The present rates for the Montreal Exchange and those for which approval Multi-Party EE 0 6.35 7.20 is sought in the Company's application for a general revision of its rates Extension or PBX Telephone.+ © 1.75 1.85 (to which the above additional charge must be added) are as follows: Semi-Public (Daily Guarantee) .© 334 38¢ oy RE RTL SR SE WAGE TWELVE ME.AND MRS.LIONEL ARRINGTON BIGELOW DODGE, photographed with their attendants following their marriage on Saturday afternoon in the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul.Mrs.Dodge.formerly Miss Margaret Jane Aitken, is the younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Allan A.Aitken of\u201d Montreal, Mr.Dodge is the younger son of Col.and Mrs.THE CHILURENS / CORNER | bride of Mr.Lionel Arring *G' is for Granny.land.Rev.R.J.Berlis of played the wedding music.Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of cream satin, the fitted bodice trimmed with cream lace, having long sleeves ending in points over the hands.The long skirt with panels of cream lace ended in a chapel train.Her long matching tulle 1l- a pleasant shop { 1350 Greene WE.7-6510 lusion veil was held by a coronet of orange blossoms and she car- q [ And also for gown, and our flowered granny- gowns are the greatest! Sizes 2 to 10.3 2.95 B The Children's Corner HAIRDRESSER ashions in hair ed) HAR QVING GOTORING DE.4501 Mondays To Thursdays: 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.FRIDAYS: 9 am.to 9 p.m.\u2014 SATURDAYS: 9 am.to 4 p.m, FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE PHONE THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1057 John Bigelow Dodge of London, England.Shown in the photograph from left to right: Mr.usher: Mr.Allan O.Aitken, brother of the bride, usher; Mr.Clive Baxter, best man; the bride and the bridegroom; Miss Sarah Aitken, sister of the bride, maid of honor; Miss Diana Harrison, bridesmaid; Miss Louise Stevenson, bridesmaid.Miss Margaret Jane Aiken weds Lionel Arringfon Bigelow Dodge White gladioli and shasta daisies with palms decor-x ated the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul on Saturday afternoon when Margaret Jane Aitken, younger daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Allan A.Aitken of Montreal, became the ton Bigelow Dodge, younger son of Col.and Mrs.John Bigelow Dodge of London, Eng- ficiated.Mr.Phillips Motley ried a cascade houquet of step- hanotis and maidenhair fern.Miss Sarah Aitken, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, and Miss Louise Stevenson and Miss Diana Harrison as bridesmaids, wore bouffant frocks of cream organza over matching satin, with wreaths of gold leaves in their hair, and carried bouquets of white feathered carnations and gold leaves.Mr.Clive Baxter acted as best man for Mr.Dodge and.the ushers were Mr.Allan Aitken, brother of the bride, and Mr.Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff.Mrs.Aitken, mother of the bride, wore a gown of red chiffon with matching feather hat, black accessories and a corsage bouquet of red roses.Mrs.Dodge, the bridegroom's mother, in a gown of bronze silk, wore a black hat, black accessories and a corsage of bronze orchids, A small reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, following which Mr.and Mrs.Dodge left on their wedding trip.The bride wore for travelling a red wool suit with black astrakan collar and black accessories.They will reside in London, England, Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.F.G.Osler, grandmother of the bride; Mr.and Mrs, G.8S.Osler, Miss Margaret Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff, * \u2014Posen Photo Aitken, MP; Mr.P.L.Osler, Miss Ann Southam and Miss Jane Osler, all of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.Van Lennep of Bridge- water, Conn.; Mr.William Ait- ken, MP, of London, Eng.Mr.and Mrs.Constantine Sidamon- Social & Lersonal Mrs.E.G.Louson, who spent several weeks travelling abroad, returned recently in the Empress of Britain.Miss Joyce Rudenko of New York, is visiting her parents, Mr.Samuel D.Rudenko of West- mount, following an extended trip to California.Miss Margaret Aitken, MP, of Toronto, was in town over the weekend to attend the Dodge- Aitken wedding which took place on Saturday afternoon at the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul.The Scottish Country Dance Group, whose chairman is Ian Grdy and which practices on Thursdays in the N.D.G YMCA will be giving a Demonstration at the Square Dance Festival on October ninth at the McGill Gymnasium.This group has been organized for three years and there are now eighty-five people in the club.Eristoff of New Yor; and Miss F.Dean of Aberdeen, Scotland.lol of ol of of 0\" \"ul HAVE YOU VISITED OUR NEW Bathroom Accessories Boutique?THe \u2018The House of Distinctive Gifts\" AV.8-7777 - 1450 Peel St.Opposite the Sheraton- Mount-Royal Hotel Parking Rear of Store on Stanley Street Lot \" a ee\" \"a ae a \"a al al oa ul ul el ola el UNSURPASSED VALUES FINE FURS See us also for ® REPAIRING ® REMODELLING Our place is air conditioned for your comfort.FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1295 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre!) WE.2-3312 a \"ud Teme ae a nn a ee Tu ee ee \"aa eu a a tama a \"ea \"a an\" a \"a a Cue a \"ue ua au EEE EEE EEE Mae a a ee Te Te ee a \"a Mn \"a Ya \"a Wedding ouse of Hi PLateau 4444 Mountain Street at Sherbro There Is Never A Compromise For Quality! Flowers oke Pea ETRE rR ABR 5 ES Te Fr sv.The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts will hold its annual ball Friday, Dec.13.Full details regarding the sale of tickets will soon be mailed to members.Mr.and Mrs.Alastair Scott have moved from Cote St.Antoine Rd., and have taken up residence at 7 Lorraine Ave.At the Buffet luncheon of the Quebec UNICEF Committee in honor of Mrs.Else Lindt, on October 4, at the YWCA, the High Class Quality Meat, Fish & Poultry Choice Groceries Fruit and Vegetables HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u2014~p\u2014 1 bE - Tey President Mrs.Georges Garneau will receive with Mrs.Lindt.Receiving with her, will be Mrs.F.B.Robinson, president of the YWCA, Mrs.F.- R.Hannen, Chairman of the Montreal branch of the UN Association in Canada, and Mrs.D.W.Heywood, chairman of the Hallowe'en Committee.Mrs.A.W.femsworth, , of Westmount, returned recently in the empress of Britain, after spending several weeks abroad.Mrs.F.M.Ogulink, Belfrage Road, has returned from Quebec, where she was at the Chateau Frontenac, The Women's Art Society will hold their opening meeting at half-past two o'clock on October 15, in the lecture hall of the Museum of Fine Arts.Ye a.Wa TYE À CE qe Pa de THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 - Social and Personal.\u2014 ag\u201d - PAGE THIRTEEN Fashion show The Sergeant's Ladies Associa tion of Victoria Rifles of Canada is sponsoring a Fashion Show to be held in the Armoury, 691 Cathcart street, Friday, Oct.4 at 8.30 p.m.Proceeds for Hospitalized Veterans.Door prizes.REDEAPROROESEE TE For appointment @ Telephone : WE.5-0562 @ WE.5-2486 \u20ac MINS DIANE RENEE DU BOIS, caughter of Mr.and Mrs.Tuesday.October 15.is \u201cHos- John Paul Du Bois, of Westmount, and MR.GARY FRANCIS members and \"Noted for Quality\" 4466 St.Catherine West pital Pay for Ladies\u2019 Club GAGNON, of Winnipeg, son of the late Thomas A.Gagnon WE.3-8257 riends of Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club.|, of Mrs.Gagnon, of Montreal, whose engagement is an- BEAUTY SALON 1347 Greene Ave.A tour will be made of the nounced.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, October 12, in the Church of the Ascension of Our BSED BE TIBET Flowers for all occasions .at pleasantly attractive prices.= - by the staff.Members ond | PL.9112 vers friends are asked to meet at the 2081 Aylmer Street .10 : hospital, 1529 Cedar avenue at - ST 2.45 p.m.Preceeding the tour (south of Sherbrooke St.) 0 1539 Bishop St.there will be addresses by Dr.J.10 rrr TE PL.9112 G.Petrie.Miss F.Lamont.R.Offers you quality furs, latest styles, best workmanship.Un- GERALD McKENNA LIMITED RE-UPHOLSTERING LAWES UPHOLSTERING Shop at home service.Free Estimates WIDE SELECTION OF MATERIALS AVAILABLE FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP ASSUKED SLIP COVERS\u2019 PARIS, LONDON, NEW YORK BUDAPEST, VIENNA, © Dear Madam and Sir: It is with great pleasure that | inform you have just opened my that | tailoring shop for ladies and gentlemen at 2065 St.Catherine St.West, where all work really is puelusively hand tailored.who are \u201cpacesetters\u201d of the 1 y years woniinental experience guaran- Combined Jewish Appeal Wo- ees you complete satisfaction.Once you try , LL A A men\u2019s Division campaign.The my tailoring service you will see that this is no mere talk but real fact that speaks for itself.Yours faithfully, J.SEREGHY SAXON'S HAND-TAILORING 2065 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.Evenings: ROME, modern hand- WE.3-8088 WE.7-5844 17th Season REDPATH HALL \u2014 DEC.JAN.FEB.McGILL CHAMBER MUSIC CONDUCTOR \u2014 ALEXANDER BROTT &6 CONCERTS \u2014 WEDNESDAY EVENINGS A Chamber Ensemble with World Renowned Artists 18\u2014PIERRETTE ALARIE, soprano 15\u2014MAURICE GENDRON, \u2018Cellist 12\u2014JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL, flautist MAR.12\u2014NEIL CHOTEM, pianist Membership for 6 concerts: $12.00 plus $1.50 tax Tickets ot International Music Store, 1334 St.Catherine W., or Classic Little Books, 1373 St.Catherine W.Mail orders to 4323 Montrose Ave., Westmount or Telephone: WE.5-4876.SOCIETY McGILL UNIVERSITY Lord, Westmount, Mr.Gagnon is a graduate of Loyola College.Photo by Eaton\u2019s Portrait Studio Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children when all present will have the opportunity of seeing \u2018he great work being carried on N., Mr.J.H.Spence, and the Ilustrious Potentate Mr.Ed! Hastie.The Zonta Club où Montreal will hold a dinner meeting on er will be Mr, Earle T, Moorc.President of the Montreal Coun- : cil of the Bny Scouts Association who will give a short talk on his trip to Europe and will show his colored slides on the Scout Jam- borec held recently in England.and also his trip to Spain, Italy and North Africa.President Nancy Kennedy-Reid will preside at the meeting.Mrs.Robert Cummings, 21 Aberdeen avenue was hostess at her home yesterday at a dessert luncheon for the contribulors guest speaker was Mr.Leo Lania.Mrs.Philip Garfinkle is chairman of the special names section, under whose auspices the Pacesetters function took place.The Combined Jewish Appeal campaign takes place from November 4 to 18.Mrs.Edward Bar- koff is chairman of the Women's Division.APPROACHING MARRIAGE At the marriage of Anne Mor: ton, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Worsley Redfern, to Mr.Keith Monsarrat Laidley, son of Mr Wendell H.Laidley, Q.C., and of Mrs.Laidley, which is taking place on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in Dominion-Dong- las Church, Westmount, the bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs.Robert 8S.Cross, of Ottawa, as matron of honor and by Miss Maureen Recd\u2019ern, an- his brotier.and the ushers will be Mr.Wendell Laidley, Mr.Charles Shaw Bradeen, jr., Mr.Herbert McNally, and Mr.R.Brock Young.Following the ceremony the reception will be held in the Rose | Room of the Windsor Hotel The C.B.C.owns and operates 22 radio stations and 8 tele- | vision stations.1 ee\" eave a\" e nn ea a eu a \"a Te a a Rear 5535 Upper Lachine Rd.HU.8-7121 Tuesday.October 8 at 6.30 p.m.also new fur-lined coats made.CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING DRAPERIES Catlton Tote.Toe guest spoon.we a uu ua\u2019 PEELE EEDRTEER el 00e Polka Fur Company rivaled remodelling service on coats, jackets, capes and stoles.Beautiful fur-lined cloth coats made out of your old fur coat, For information please call: Mr.Gorski\u2014AV.8-4986 \\ / a a a nal a nn ae ee a EY EY PRT TP PT vy.OCT.23 USCHÈNES PROGRAMME WITH MARIO other sister, Mrs.Allan C.Row fresh look in our home, We'll help you plan it-give you « Hautis lands, .f Brockille, Ont, and complete decorating advice\u2014absolutely freel NOV.20\u2014LEON GOOSSENS, oboist by Mrs.Donald A.Bain, Mr.: Charles Laidley of Kingston, Ont, will act as best man for For further details watch Television CHANNEL 3 YOUR DREAM KITCHEN.Built fo Safisfy your deeds.\" Styled to Satisfy your Desires ! See it now\u2014the greatest advance ever in kitchen styling, It\u2019s the fresh look .and it\u2019s exclusive with Youngstown Kitchens.Let us show you how inexpensively you can enjoy the Fridays ot 7:15 P.M.or Phone \u2014 UN.6-5839 A.O.OLSEN & CO Kitchen Planning Sales & Installation 1185 Drummond St.UN.6-5839 J ee ee Pc PAGE FOURTEEN McGill Chamber Music Society to present renowned artists For its 17th consecutive Music Society will present 6 with internationally reknow season, the McGill Chamber concerts of unusual interest, ned guest-artists, including Leon Goossens, one of the world\u2019s leading oboists, Pier- rette Alarie, Canadian soprano of international fame, the French artist Maurice Gendron, who is considered amongst the best cellists on the concert stage today, Jean- Pierre Rampal, the great flautist and the distinguished Canadian pianist Neil Chotem.\u201cAlexander Brott, musical director and permanent conductor of the McGill Chamber Ensemble has chosen 6 programs of outstanding musical and artistic merit.; The opening concert on October 23, will be an all-Bach evening featuring the four orchestral suites, with Mario Duschenes playing the solo flute in the 2nd suite in B minor.For the other three suites the Chamber Ensemble will be aug-, A distinctive portrait of your child, grandchild or little friend, taken by RAEL in his studio dedicated exclusively to children, will be priceless .and treasured always.® Children\u2019s Portraits 1247 Greene Avenue mented by 3 oboes, 3 trumpets, bassoon and tympany.The second concert on November 20 will feature Leon Goos- sens oboist, who is replacing Dennis Brain, whose tragic loss through accidental death the world of musie lovers in lamenting.Works to be heard at this concert will be a concerto grosso by Manfredini as well as coin- positions by Stravinsky and Elgar.The third concert on December K18 will be a Christmas concert and the distinguished guest artist will be Pierrette Alarie, who will sing Scarlatti\u2019s \u201cChristmas Cantata\u201c.Other works include a Christmas concerto by Torelli and Variations by Britten.The fourth concert on January 15 will present, for the first time in Montreal, the renowned French cellist Maurice Gendron in the Haydn Concerto.Other works on the program are Mozart's Serenade in D and Bartok\u2019s Divertimento.The fifth concert on February French flautist Jean-Pierre Rampal.This program will also feature two double concerti, one for two harpsichords in C by J.S.Bach with Rosabelle and Kelsey Jones as soloists and Handel's concerto for two cellos in G, with soloists Walter Joachim and Lotta Brott.The guest artist in the last concert on March 12, will be the well-known Canadian pianist WE.5-5311 | &, KITCHEN Modernize the easy wa\u2018 One price, one contractor, a better job, and greater savings.This is what you get with BEL-AIR'S ONE PRICE PACKAGE DEAL WE DO THE WHOLE JOB AT ONE PRICE - FOR LESS Neil Chotem playing the Sho- piano, stakovich concerto for \\ PAINTING & DECORATING ELECTRICAL & LICHTING CARPENTRY & FLOORING THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 + 9, he Wemens « Crystal Chapter Tomorrow night Crystal Chapter No.35, LOA will meet in Ross Hall, Chalmers Church, Verdun, at 8 p.m.West District VON Opening meeting of west district auxiliary of Victorian Order of Nurses will take place on October 9 at 2 p.m.at Victoria Hall, Westmount.Madison WCTU Madison WCTU meeting will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m.at the home of Mrs.C.W.Patterson, 72 York avenue, Westmount.Mrs.Ford Crawford will be the speaker\u2019 and her topic will be \u201cThanks For What\u201d.Roll call verse \u201cThanks\u201d, Please take bibles.Dominion-Douglas WMS The monthly meeting of Do- minion-Douglas Church Women\u2019s Missionary Society will be held at 3 p.m.October 8, in Leslie Hall.The speaker will be Mrs.P.S.C.Powles.Conveners are Mrs.Stewart Allen.Women's Alliance Women's Alliance of the Church Channing Hall on Wednesday, October 12, will mark the return visit of x Mrs.Walter Lloyd-Smith and\u2019 The opening meeting of the of the Messiah will be held in 9, at 2.15 p.m.There MISS DORIS CLARK, Fashion Co-ordinator for Terylene, CIL, and Women\u2019s Editor of CJAD, who will be commentator for the Fashion Show to be held on Wednesday October 16, at 8.15 p.m.in Wesley United Church Hall, sponsored by the Women\u2019s Auxiliary.Tickets may be obtained from any member of the Association.will be a short business meeting, after which Mrs.R.(Ted) Perry will report on her observations of the United Nations, Tea will be served at 3.30 p.m.with Mrs.Parmalee and Mrs.Lehmann as hostesses.A cordial invitation is extended to all women of the congregation and friends.x BEL-AIR HOME IMPROVEMENTS COMPANY BATHROOM Let us completely, or partially, remodel your bathroom.Our one quoted price includes the full cost of electrical, plumbing, plus all fixtures, materials and labor.trumpet and strings.The program was also include Vaughn Williams \u201cFantasia on a Theme by Tallis\u201d and a new Canadian composition, by Sir Ernest Mac- Millan, commissioned by the Lapitsky Foundation.The Chamber Ensemble under the direction of Alexander Brott, includes Montreal's foremost professional string players, The concerts will take place on Wednesday evenings at 8.45 in Red- path Hall.flooring, tiling, Call (R.6-3761 day and night Your \"One Price Package Deal\" Home Modernizers Toastmistress Club The \u2018Mount Royal Toastmistress Club will meet Monday at 6 p.m.in the Green Room of the Queen's Hotel.Melville Church WMS Miss Harriet Hill of the \u201cGazette\u201d will be thé guest speaker and Mrs.Fred G.Walker the soloist at a luncheon to be held under the auspices of the Melville Auxiliary of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society on Thursday, October 17 at 1 p.min Melville Church Hall.Rummage sales A rummage sale will be held on Friday, October 18 at 1 p.m, in Calvary United Church, Greene avenue and Dorchester street, Westmount.Anyone having articles suitable for sale is asked to send them to the church marked \u2018rummage sale\u2019.Conveners: Mrs.P.T.Crierie and Mrs.Clive Masterman Miss Anne Redfern Among those who have entertained in honor of Miss Anne Morton Redfern whose marriage to Mr.Keith Monsarrat Laidley is taking place on Saturday are: Miss Mary Sue Powell, at a kitchen shower; Mrs.Charles Johnston and Mrs.Donald Bain, at a dessert bridge shower; Mrs.W.Leslie Gatehouse and Mrs.H.A.Robinson, gave a tea and presentation.Entertainments given for Miss Redfern and her fiance by the following: Mr, and Mrs.Allan C.Rowlands, at a dinner party; Mr.and Mrs.Charles Shaw Bra- dean, Jr., Mr, and Mrs.R.Brock Young and Mr.Herbert McNally entertained jointly at a cocktail party; Mrs.Wendell H, Laidley, at a dinner party; Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Melling, at a cocktail party; Mrs.Wendell H.Laidley will entertaine at a dinner following the wedding rehearsal.Mrs.Worsley Redfern entertained at a trouseau tea in honor of her daughter, Choose always the way, that seems best, bride-elect feted | Realn Autumn tea The Lady Scott Chapter IODE is holding an \u201cAutumn Téa\u201d on Wed.Oct.9, from 2:30-5 p.mat the home of Mrs.W.K.Hogg, 30 Edgehill road, Westmount, Mrs.J.R.Beveridge, Regent of Provincial Chapter and Mrs.P.W.McLaughlin, Regent of Municipal Chapter will pour tea.Home cooking and handicrafts will be on sale.4 Literary Society Dominion-Douglas Ladies Literary Society first meeting will take place October 18, guest speaker will be J.Alex.Edmi- son, QC., assistant to the Principal, Queen's University, and his topic \u201cNever a Dull Moment\u201d.Wiliam Stevens will be pianist.Tea will be served.Guild and WA The regular monthly meeting of St.Matthew's \u201cAnglican Church Guild and WA will meet in the Parish House on Tuesday afternoon, October 8, at 2.30 preceeded by an executive meeting at 1.15.Members of Group \u201cA\u201d will serve tea and Group \u201cB\u2019 will have a table of home cooking for sale.Meeting postponed To enable all members to ate tend the Presbyterial Fall Rally at Chalmers United Church on Wednesday, October 9, Calvary WMS will postpone its meeting until Wednesday, October 16.This will be the thank - offering meeting and will be held jointly with the Elizabeth Read Auxiliary in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours of the Church at 8 o'clock.Mrs.J.D.Ross will speak on rer recent visit to Angola, Africa, the land of her birth, Mrs.E.M.Sisson and Miss Norah Shields will lead in worship.The hostesses will be Mrs.P.Crierie and Mrs.J.F.Hellyer, All ladies of the congregation and friend® are invited to attend.ty a SP me HAVE YOU VISITED OUR NEW Bathroom Accessories Boutique ?AV.8-7777 - 1450 Peel St.Opposite the Sheraton- * Mount-Royal Hotel Parking Rear of Store on Staniey Street Lot : \u2019 House of Distinctive Gifts\u201d JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children\u2019s Supports a Specialty.By appointment only OT MA ww however rough it New Phone Number may be; custom will soon render WE.2-1545 it easy and agreeable. 8 LO HRA ris ts USD DANS eT Mrs.A.Knight to address WMS Presbyterial \u201cAs goes Japan so goes the Orient\u201d will be the topic of Mrs.Allan Knight who will be the speaker at the annual fall rally and literature tea of the Montreal Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary Society to be held in Chalmers United Church, 177 Church avenue, Verdun, Wednesday, October 9, at 2.15 and at 7.30 p.m.with special conferences from 6.15 to 7.15 p.m.Mrs.Knight is home on furlough from Angola and will show pictures to illustrate her talk.Annual reports will be presented as well as such timely topics as the missionary monthly and world friends.Tea will be served at a slight charge at 5.15 p.m, and arrangements are being made to have a group of Japanese dancers perform at the close of the tea hour.A special invitation is extended to young women and leaders of younger groups.An excellent film will be shown during the evening session illustrating the response from young women of the Church, SONIA CHAMBERLAIN A.R.A.D., M.I.S.T.D., A.I.S.T.D.Will hold Ballet Classes under the Royal Academy Syllabus for children from 4 years of age upwards.Evening classes in modern ballroom.Keep fit classes for young people and adults.St.Stephen's Parish Hall, 4006 Dorchester W,, Westmount For Registration, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 MRS.T.D.HANDRAHAN, who is in charge of tickets for the West District Auxiliary of the VON annual Art Show and Sale being sponsored by the Central District Committee of the VON on Thursday, November 7, at the YWCA building on Dorchester street, - Van Dyck and Meyer Photo Rummage Sale The Major General C.Basil Price Chapter of the IODE is holding a rummage sale in the hall of St.Stephen's Church, corner of Atwater and Dorchest- IN THE Womens Real, omen 3 Nea lm St.Andrew's WA The Women's Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, PAGE FIFTEEN Mrs.M.J.Getz will visit True Kindred Mrs.Mabel Jeanne Getz of Kansas City, Mass., will make her official visit to Westmount Conclave No.4, Order of the True Kindred Wednesday, Octo- per 9, in Melville Hall at 8 p.m.Following the Ceremonial there will be a banquet in her honor.A luncheon will also be held in her honor on Friday at 1 p.m, October 11.Miss Molly Pardoe is the Commander in Charge of arrangements, All officers will wear white formal dresses and red corsages, the colors of the Conclave, and the hall will be decorated with autumn flowers and ferns.All members are cordially ine vited to attend.Larticular Leople Pre fer La Contessa INC.Sherbrooke at Royal phone WE.2-1663 er streets at 8 p.m.today.| THE EVANS SISTERS SCHOOL of the DANCE and MUSIC | ® BALLET ®@ TOE @ TAP @ ACROBATIC | Royal Academy ot Dancing Syllabus Taught.NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION For information, call WE.7-4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.will hold its opening Fall meeting for business and sewing on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.in Hutchison Hall, Tea hostesses will be Mrs.A.E.Horsburgh and the ladies of the Murray Hill and Mt.Royal Group.The Red Cross Group will meet at 10 a.m.Westmount Club A visit to La Belle Fermiere has been planned by the \u2018Visit Your City\u201d Committee of the October 8.A bus will leave Victoria Hall at 2.30 sharp.Reservations are limited and necessary and can be made through Mrs.J, W.Wright, EL- Snowdon School of Ballet E.PILUPE, Royal Academy of Dancing BALLET BALLROOM DANCING CHARACTER DANCING FOR CHILDREN-TEENS DAY NURSERY AND PIANO LESSONS 1654.Trinity Evening WA The semi-monthly meeting of the Evening Branch W A of Trinity Memorial Church will be held on Thursday evening, Octo- her 10, at eight o\u2019clock at the -home of Mrs.C.C.Dumaresq.2353 Madison avenue.Members are asked to take in all articles made up for the tea and sale of work to be held October 19.Home aux.whist 5315 Decarie Blvd.Spoon & Millor Acrobatic - Ballet - Tap : Ballroom - Elocution Singing Modelling and Charm Children and Adults 4932 Sherbrooke St.W.DE.3717 On October 8 at 8.15 p.m.a military whist will be held under the auspices of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Orange and Protestant Home for Children, in Mac- Vicar Hall, 579 Charron street, Point St.Charles.There will he table and door prizes, also refreshments, and everyone is invited.ORT fashion show Ramleh Group No.XI of, Montreal Women's ORT announce the forthcoming fashion show to.be held October 8 at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue at 830 pm.Mrs.H.Axler is the convener.Mrs.Jane Harris, well known fashion expert will be present and all the clothes shown will be imported with the exception of some original models designed by Mrs.Harris.Tickets may be obtained at the door.Coffee and refreshments will be served after the show.Pea hess ov 2851 Westmount Women's Club for | Walnut and brass \u2014 the perfect compliment to your modern decor.29!/2\" $17.50 complete with roughly-textured ''grass' shade.overall height.Visit La Contessa for Fine \u2018Lamps, Pictures, Oil Paintings, Separate Shades.Specialists in Custom Shade Making.Jr 5903 Sherbrooke St, W.- HU.8-4322 re D tar ta her ge xn i er wen i Er Ari lee MS TA «ARS.TE Ara AK 5 A ets été deteste.asp tetet id - y Bia PAGE SIXTEEN Thank offering meeting the Melville Auxiliary of Treatments AREA HA October 10 at 2.30 p.m.in the Church Hall.Rev.J.S.McBride Head fable guests The Thankoffering meeting of will be the guest speaker, Mrs the O.Cameron the devotions and attending duncheon WMS will be held on Thursday, Mr.Galata the guest soloist.Ma Bolles Slenderizing & Beauty Salon EXPERT HAIR STYLING \u2014 PERMANENTS HAIR DYEING A SPECIALTY \u2014 MANICURING © Mechanical and Hand Massages © Steam Bath and Lamp ® Featuring the famous automatic massage table where you reduce without disrobing ® Foot Treatments 4504 St.Catherine St.West THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 The American Women's Club of Montreal will hold its opening luncheon at the Ritz-Carl- ton Hotel on Tuesday, Oct.8, at 1 p.m.Head table guests will include style commentator, Mrs.Eve Trill; president of the club, Mrs.Carleton B.Peirce; hon.president, Mrs.Franklin E.Holland; past presidents, Mrs.A.Clifford Jack, Mrs.George J.Wakeman.Mrs.Alan Chippindale; and members of the executive and board, Mrs.E.C.Harder, Mrs.C.J.A.Grossmann, Mrs, Leslie T.Calhoun, Mrs.Oswald.Bock, Mrs.Alfred C.Viau, Mr, Charles WE.7-1154 i LEARN TO DRIVE 3 Hea rekon froma be replaced on THRU TRAFFIC WITH Ew LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL LTD.NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR CANVAS AWNINGS DRIVING SCHOOL, LTD, ® RECOVERED ® REPAIRED ® STORED Automobile Driving Schools in he 0 We'll take them down, clean and renovate them \u2014 FREE ESTIMATE Choices of Automatic or Standara * No charge for storing if we RECOVER your awnings during EA IN the winter months, ® Please mention this advt.when calling IMPORTANT: Call : WE.3-1774 \u2014 WE.3-1446 : Learners W ; : THE CANVAS CONVERTERS LTD NSUAL CONTROL CARS.>Jewistv Appeal.Guest speaker will be Mrs.S.Alexander Brai- .5054 Cote des Neiges love, co-chairman of the National Women's Division Emer- It's never a mistake to be ready.re Nir hontz, Mrs.And you'll be ready for next thorn, Mrs.H.H.§ \u2019 SUMMER if you order your awnings NOW.BUT do not make any mistake\u2014buy canvas awn- Mrs.L.D Mahoney, is chair- ings, the only one suitable for man of the fashion show.our climate.Canvas awnings cost one-third of other types A.Dinsmore, Mrs.John E.Davidson, Mrs.Carl Niderost, Mrs.William R.Campbell, Mrs, Alger C.Schricker, Mrs.G.M.Haw- G.Biedermann, Mrs.L.F.Long and Mrs.John C.Locke, Start to learn with an Indoor Training Machine Phone or Write MRS.HARRY COHEN, 100 Summit Circle, will be hostess for Valuable Free Premiums at her home on Tuesday, October 8 at a dessert luncheon for and Our Low Rates contributors of $100 plus to the Women's Division of Combined REgent 1-1112 i ene .ary chai the National 4270 St.mes 4869 St.Denis gency Rescue Fund and honorary chairman of 2 St.James Street West AVenue 3-3123 Women's Division of the United Jewish Appeal.NTOINE'S UL IN THE y / omen à seaim Donations requested The Montreal Committee of \u2019 the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission is asking for donations Following is but a small portion of Lhe large collection which will be offered for sale: CANADIAN Rene Richard Hal Ross Perrigard.A.R.C.A.Archibald Browne, R.C.A.Albert Robinson, R.C.A.Erie Riordon, A.R.C.A.John Beynon, O.S.AM.A.Fortin.A.R.C AM.A.Suzor-Côté.R.C.A.Joseph Giunta Alex MeLaren B.W.Woods George Thomson EUROPEAN Maurice Wilks Prof.Pal Fried Henri Callot Willem Hendriks Prof.H.J.Wolter Montague Dawson Alfred de Breanski Henri Beltman Cornelius Bouter Dorus Arts And many others We urge vou nol to miss this opportunity to acquire lovely examples by great painters at prices absolutely non-compeli- tive in the art business, CALLERIES OPEN UNTIL 9.30 P.M.EVERY EVENING DURING THE SALE 939 VICTORIA SQ.UN.6-4095 of new clothing.hospital supplies, equipment; also old stockings, rayon underwear \u2014 particularly white.to be shipped te the Labrador coast.Donalions should be sent (marked GREN- FELL) to: c/o Mr.Atkinson, St.Autumn Stock Reduction Andrews United Church, 22 Stanton avenue, Westmount, Que.to arrive not later than Sa le October 22.f Hospital alumnae oO Fl NE i AIN ] IN There will he a meeting of the Alumnae Association of The .Royal Victoria Hospital on by Famous Canadian and European Artists Wednesday.October 9° at 8:15 p.m.in the Nurses\u2019 Home.AT REDUCTIONS UP TO 50% speaic on the Girt and Cotte Shop to be opened shortly by the RVH Women's Auxiliary in the Ross Pavilion and Miss Alberta Farley.the Alumnae delegate to the International Congress will give an illustrated account of her trip to Rome, Mrs.Ernest W.R.Butler, the president will preside; Miss Rae Fellowes is program convener; and Mrs.A.B.Hawthorne is in charge of refreshments.For three weeks only from September 30th to October 19th Marianopolis social The annua) Marianopolis \u201cMix master\u201d, sponsored by the Junior Class will be held on Friday evening, October 4, at 8.30 o\u2019clock in the Concert Hall of Victoria Hall, Westmount.The general co-conveners for this social evening are Barbara Handfield and Carol Delaney, who is also in charge of the entertainment, Sandra MacDonald will direct the hostesses, assisted by Elaine Faure and Pat Edwards.Pat McCoshen and Ann Rochford are responsible for publicity, Door prizes will be given and refreshments will be served.A cordial invitation is extended to all college students and their friends.omy \u2014\u2014 ECan NY Ya A I SE TRE a STI ET A Rombler Metropolitan Ambassador Get a Lift Out of Going \u2014 Co Rambler 1822 - 34 >r.catherine W.WE.5-4616 LOTS FOR SALE LAKE CHAMPLAIN AT NORTH HERO, VERMONT Neyly deveioped lake shore lots at SAVAGE POINT ESTATES.Each lot has 100 feet of lake shore frontage THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 \"pme ve PAGE SEVENTEEN NC Ps A EE FR Ay HA A AAA PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 HUnter 1 -277 1x rt A The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3c for each additional word Please phone your Ads carly in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue ROOM AND BOARD TO LET PLEASANT accommodation vate home in Cowansville, Eastern Tewnships.Lovely grounds.Weekend guests or by the week.PO.6-1539.22 in pri- 29- FOR SALE Elna For a demonstration of The Elna Supermatic Sewing Machine, 3404 Notre Dame Street West, WE.3-9470, BEDROOM set, 3 pieces, fine finish; 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE HURRY ! Christmas selling season will soon be here.Prepare now for large profit, selling beautiful Avon Cosmetics.{ call PL, 7885.HILLMAN Estate Car Sedon Convertible Husky Radically New 1957 Models 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.WE.5-4616 26 HELP WANTED MALE 18 years old, for stockroom, y week.Macy's Drugstore, 4853 Shorkrooke West., 42 PERSONAL TO ALE i and 300 or more Jeet of depth.Lots 24 AUTOS FOR S chrome kitchen set 4 chairs: modern For appointmen SR FE Wes Tnt .cellent fishing, bathi -| CONSUL 1954, low mileage, very davenport, pieces.as new: coffee SITU 'S WAN : vest Indies woman avall- TE E eatly ot clean.Good condition.Private.PO.labie, lamps, ete.Will sell separate| 35 SITUATIONS WANTED [apie for evening dinners, dinner par- store and hotel with entrance only | 6-6583.if desired.RE.8-4761.3541 Van Horne FEMALE ties, lunches.cocktail parties etc.600 vards north of center of North 26 GARAGES TO LET Apt.1.EXPERIENCE ; Well qualified.WE.3-8146, Hero.Price $1700 per lot.Write or RACCOON, coat, worn oon, position on amature lady desires 45 MONEY TO LOAN felephone John J.Deschenes, Bur- ce pai 329.00, sacrifice $85.00: after- Jington.Vermont.At 0 noon dress; custom tailored riding office.Vicinity Westmount Park, WE.MORTGAGE LOANS 5 COUNTRY HOUSES nce habit.AN in exvellent condition.WE.1.318 [ l Attention! Mortgage loans quickly.TO LET short or.long periods.Services x alr oi - HIGH School girl will baby sit after Contractors, privates.Notary.EL.avaiiable.Call George Durocher, Vie.SHEFFIELD plate tea service and, school and Saturdays.WE.5.9455.1108.toria Avenue Garage, 370 Victoria tray.Exceptional bargain.8 sterling BROME Lake vicinity, farm.Avenue.EL.0767 , salad forks, Louis XIV: sterling cut- house, furnished, winterized.7 - = glass coasters: Mixmastler., Sunbeam; $40.00 monthly.RI 17-2660 LARGE heated, Melville Avenue.| utility cupboard.Other cutglass.EL.| es vero we | ir ades and Professional Cards \u2014- 27 GARAGES WANTED PIANO, Steinway uprights, GE lo 13 APARTMENTS WANTED \u2014 | ble radio, wainut desk.- 2- .WANTED, heated garage for English |; ren 3 20 Words 75c - Additional Words 3c Ea WANTED to rent 4 or 5 room apart-|car.Academy Road.WE.5-6663.31 WANTED TO PURCHASE 3 ch * ment, large rooms, ground floor, be- FURNITURE, china, paintings, jew- tween Greene and Victoria Western 29 FOR SALE ellery, silver: Muliin's Antiques, 1817) BUILDING AND REPAIRS DRESSMAKING : .5 i ti .WE.53-3894.LL sent.Occupancy about December PIANO.upright.Good condition.See IC HELP BRICK \u2014 cement \u2014 plaster \u2014 blocks EUROPEAN dressmaker designer, 1st or February lst.Write box 298, WE.35-3402.32 oO) \u2014 chimneys \u2014 walls pointed; walks.dresses, suits, coats, made to mea- c¢-0 2185 Hampton.LADY'S English bicycle, 3 geared WANTED foundations repaired, refinished.Ab- sure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.2¢ ROOMS TO LET Raleigh make, almost new.Perfect bey Construction Co.Reg\u2019d, HU.8.|5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1 - condition, fully equipped.Cost $90.00.CHAR WANTED 4922, 4630 Grand blvd FURNITURE REPAIRS BRIGHT unfurnished room.newly offers for $60.00.WE.2-5206 after \u2019 ; CARTAGE AND MOVING i BE é = decorated; with use of large bal-y/6 pm.~~ ~~ [IT Christmas.twice weekly.floors : + ANTIQUE furniture restoration.re.cony.WE.2.2573.BEAUTIFUL antique chair: love.and general cleaning, Relerences.| YOUNG veteran with truck available production.Cabinet and [furniture TWO large rooms, furnished.ciean.seat; sewing table: black hand paint.WE.[7-7942.for small movings.Also trunk stor-| made to order.repaired.remodelled kitchen privileges, child accepted.ed tea wagon; small Persian rugs.CLEANING woman, one day weekly, age, Fred.ME.4-1501.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd., rear Call HU.1.7249.BE.7327.or 2 mornings weekly.WE, 7.5233.AVAILABLE moving truck for large: i251 Greene.WE.7-4879.or small jubs e do packin stor- 3 ; \u2019 age, moving.Pat, WE.SO, | FURRIERS e Au Gratin DECORATING REPAIRING.remodelling.Fur coats - \u2014 mace into jackets, new Fall models.WALLS and ceilings washed and Work Guaranteed.Henry Baum Furs, (continued from page 1) painted 3 experienced man: win- 1383 Greene Ave., WE.3-3270.ows and lloors also done.one W.HAVE vour furs repaired or re-sivied Boys and girls Fall and Winter Schedule of gym and was cast but in this instance.Cemprel TE CAIN at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 : See! 2:33 .33 swim classes got under way at the Westmount YMCA this said Mr.Cooper.the concrete 5 SMAKING | Greene Ave TEE Ce .: I.ain RESSMAKING.ion ; .2A 5 week.Assisting with the program this year are four fel-| was more palatable than the tol Sr 0m] RFA oe - .0 , cheese WE 7-4833 ideas.382 Metcalfe Ave.COMPLETE landscape service.lowship secretaries, in addition to Jim Hawkes, youth : PARISTAN \u201cTasnion denuner\u201d say ledges.rock gardens, lawns _ouil, : .LM ie vent sav ; ashion designer, Salon conditioned: sodding, shrubs, patios, program director and Lew Waller, Physical Director.| There is reason to believe.said Haute Couture George, will be very flagstone walks.ets Snecial month: Beverly Burton.the only girl Monday and Thursday at 4:00] Mr.Cooper that cheese is one of {glad to serve you.New designs for |ly rate for maintenance.Town re- A rer > 8 * Le | the oldest known foods, There is Autumn season.Al kinds of re-|ferences.Work guaranteed.Free es- member of the \u201cY\u201d staff comes p.m.for gym class which is fol- : : oe \u201c | modelling accepted.Phone for ap- timates New Method Landscaping.to the \u201cY\u201d with experience in lowed by a swim from 5:00 to| \u20acVidence of ils existence in \\pointment, AV.8-3568.| HU.9-2273, girls chib work from the Niagara 5:30 High School girls gym clas-} Arabia 11.000 years ago.During Falls YMCA.Miss Burton will sesses are Monday 5:30 to 5:30 the dark ages the secrets of The West End's Own teach girls swimming, ladies followed by a swim, theese maxing Were preserve gym classes and do girls club Boys 9 and 10 years of age in the monasteries and that is why today some of the best i work, A new member to the \u201cY\u201d youth department this year Is Rae Rouse of Chatham, Ontario, who will be active in the field of bovs club work.A hearty welcome was given io \u201cUncle Harry\u201d Gordon and Vic Bryant who are hack for a second vear with the Westmount \u201cY\u201d leading in boys club wark, gym classes and swim leadership., Girls class times are Plebes (9 to 11 year olds) gym class on Saturday morning at 11:15 fol- Jowed by swim at 12:00.The Debs (age 32 to 14) meet every ¥ ability and {Preps) have their gym class on Saturday morning 9:00 to 9:45 followed by a plunge in the pool.The Junior boys (age 31 and 12) have gym Wednesday at 4:00 and Saturday at 9:45 which are also foilowed by a swim.The Intermediate boys class meets Tueraay 4:00 Saturday at 10:30 followed by a swim.Senior High School bovs have periods for basketball and a special gym class on Friday at 4:00 Their swim periods are Tuesday.Wednesday and Friday at 5:00 to 5:30 p.m.Boys and girls with leadership who are interested NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM ARTHUR TERRY of the City of St.Laurent and District of Montreal ir the Province of Quebec, therein residing at 1595 Edouard Laurin Boulevard, Carman.will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the present or next following session thereof for a Bill of Divorce from his wife, HELEN BREDDY of the City and District of Montreal and Province f Quebec, therein residing at 6614 Fifteenth Avenue, Housewife, on the ground of adultery.DATED ut Montreal in the Province of Quebec on this twenty-sixth day of September.Nineteen Hundred and Fiit* Seven LAFLEUR, BROWN, PITCHER, BOULTON & LAMB, Solicitors for the Applicant.Room 1595, 507 Place d\u2019Armes, Montreal, Que, in joining the \u201cY\" leaders clun may (ry out for this group at 12:00 to 1 00 on Saturday, October 5th and Saturday, October 12th.This group specializes in gymnastic work and receives special training in how to teach gymnastics to their fellow class mates.One of the most popular vities this year is the swim which is being offered to boys and girls for the first time.Coaches of the team are Fred Rowley and Dick Dendy, members of the Y's Men's Service Club.Boys practice period for swim teams is Saturday morning 12 to 1 and girls practice period is Monday 7 to 8 o'clock.acti- team botn TOP SOI \"ASPHALT EL.1177 Hampton Garden Supply L\u2014 SOD PAVING cheese comes from monasteries.For instance the famous Canadian Oka cheese which is made by monks at La Trappe from a secret formula long preserved in their monasteries in Europe.Canada Was once the world's largest exporter of cheese but today we are importing as much as we export.There is not sufficient milk available today to manufacture it in such quantities.There are some very strange misconceptions and superstitions connected with cheese.For one thing there is nothing unclean about cheese.No insect life plays any natural part in the making of cheese.If you see worms or other strange forms of life in vour cheese you can be assured that they do not belong there.Mr.Cooper then exhibited a number of strange and exotic cheese that are not usually found on the store counter.He explained that the holes in the Swiss cheese he exhibited are not formed by insects but by the gasses released in the maturing process.Next a flint hard Sar- dinian cheese called Sardo.This cheese is so hard that it cannot be eaten except in powdered form.It is made from sheep and cow milk mixed.An Italian smoked cheese named Probolloni excited a lot of comment.Another interesting fact to come to light is that here in Canada there is no such thing as a Stilton cheese.Stilton merely means the size of the cheese and not the flavor or quality.This of course does not apply to furniture, English Stilton.We stock printing, the following well-known LOOSE LEAF and BLANK BOOK SUPPLIES: Steri- ing \u2014 Dominion \u2014 Canadian.Store where you can buy ALL your office requirements, filing and accounting equipment.brand lines of Mirado \u2014 Mongol \u2014 Velvet \u2014 Turquoise PENCILS, CRAYONS, BALL POINTS, ete.Viceroy \u2014 Weldon Roberts ERASERS, ALLAN SINGER LIMITED Waterman's PENS, Complete Office Outfitters 357 Victoria Ave.DE.8439 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ranks.Although Montreal boasts the Dominicn champion Y MHA Blues, there hasn\u2019t been a well- balanced senior league here for years.Indeed, it might be even worse (his year with only YMHA Davis definite starters ir.the MBL senior loop.The champion Blués, with several players departing, are rot certain if they'll operate this year.The De LaSalles quintet ere disbanding and there\u2019s some doubt if Georgians will be able to work out a satisfactory MBL and intercollegiate schedule.The annual meeting at the Labatl's Brewery reception room, failed to bring about a sclution to the senior situation but new president Charles S.Pa na aa a a a Ta\" a a a Tn a \"a Malis looked towards the future with a certain amount of hope.Malis renlaces Jim Sims as new MBL president with Victor I.Leo taking up the duties of, secretary, vacated by Dick Schroeder.Other officers elected included Ed Bock, Em Jones, Al Irwin, Frank Ulley, Charles Golfman, Dave Rosenthal and Ewart Jones.eee a a a a ee Tee ae a a a ee En eT a a Te Te Tn Te Tu 1957 VANGUARD'S SPORTSMAN Completely Equipped: Overdrive - Radio - Block Heater - Side Mirrors - Undercoating \u2014 REAL BARGAIN \u2014 NINTH AVE.GARAGE \u2014 SALES & SERVICE \u2014 ST.LOUIS & NINTH AVE.Forsyth reaches tennis semi-finals Results of matches played in the Westmount Men's Open Singles Tennis Tournament now underway at the Adult Courts are as follows: G.Foch by default over P.Roberge, G.Foch defeated Mike Shaw 6-1; 6-2.H.Shapiro dropped the first set at love and came back to trim U.Theuss by consecutive 6-4 scores, P.Rys won over J.L.Abbot 6-2 and 6-4.J.Billham by default over D.Hargreave, In a semi-final match, A.Forsyth eliminated J.Billham 6-3, 6-4.aa ee\" LACHINE English and We are Specialists on all Foreign Cars Pan a a a a an\" a \"a aM an ea a a «, Water Reveal 15 Minutes from Downtown Montreal ME.7-0361 a a er ee ly mm Te nn ee Te Pe a a a a a ea a ae Te a a a a a ae Ta Ta s Whiskey's true, Fowour.Water (plain or sparkling) is your most réliable guide to the whole truth about any whisky.Water adds nothing, detracts nothing, but reveals a whisky\u2019s true natural flavour and bouquet.Cstillons Fnce 157 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 for the major share of the and most valuable player THE Snowdon Major Fastball League rang down the curtain on one of the Bad taste.(Continued from Page 4) have what they missed mn Hungary for 10 years.There is some unemployment in this country.But Canada is a young country and still has to develop much of her culture.Canada is doing something about culture, and in any event it is not the place of a newcomer, who arrived with hat in hand, to even mention such subjects.There is, however, another side to this story.While I am ashamed for mv countrymen that a minute part of them should show such bad manners and be so ungrateful, I am also aware that the resentment to the published statements of the few who went home is a dangerous thing.I remember first murmurings, and then murder \u2014 involving the Tews in Hungary.I remember ill-feeling against the Rumanians and the Czechs and then the deep national hatred that followed.DON'T LIKE IT I understand why a newspaper reporter will resent the statements of the ill-manner- ed 63 and allow them to show in his report, I can see why my colleagues speak of \u201cthe Hungarian situation\u201d \u2014 but I don't like it, I don't like any of it\u2014the ill-mannered 63, or the resentment it stirred up, because I know only too well of the harm it can do.Yes, it can rebound against well-mannered Hungarians, so that when they apply for jobs, the employers will be blinded by the newspaper reports of the Statement of the 63, and say: \u201cWe dont want any foreigners around here.\u201d But more important\u2014it is just the type of small flame that can\u2014by people with bad intentions \u2014 be fanned into a white heat of national hatred, the very sorl of thing that we are all, I hope, trying to drive out of this world.I for one have been uprooted and flung thousands of miles because of it.I had as silverware.Left to right: most successful seasons in its colorful history on Tuesday night when executives, + managers, coaches, players, scorers and friends of the mushballers gathered in the lush surroundings of Windsor Station\u2019s La Salle Canadienne.The occasion was the SMFL\u2019ers\u2019 annual banquet, and it too goes into the league\u2019s annuals as one of the most pleasantly diverting ever.RECORD CROWDS One of the special features of 2401 AIRCRAFT Young Men hoped I left it \u201cover there.\u201d Hud TG tnt AD AREA LOOKING OVER the spoils that were presented at the Snowdon Major Fastball League annual banquet, three members of the Steinberg\u2019s team, who came in Percy McCracken, best pitcher; Buddy Atchison, playing manager, and Rickey Tomlinson, leading batter \u2014Bermingham Photo Snowdon fastball clubs in action the Monday gathering was the reunion of the Snowdonites\u2019 former presidents.Raymond Wray, who journeyed all the way from Toronto for the afe fair; Tom Quirk, Mel Cottle and immediate past president Bob Foster all were on hand.Wray, last president of the now defunct Canadian Amateur Softhall Association, spoke briefly.He told the gathering, \u201cWithout question, the finest softhal! being played in Canada today is being played right here in the League.\u201d Snowdon Fastball Royal Canadian Air Force CONTROL AND WARNING SQUADRON (AUXILIARY) invites and Women to train as Fighter Confrol Operators also staff positions as Clerk Accounts \u2014 Clerk Typists Requirements: Canadian citizen Age 18 \u2014 medically fit \u2014 Grade IX SEE Recruiting Officer, 2nd floor, 20 Laurier West Tuesday or Thursday Evenings, 8 to 10 p.m, ) j / + | ( { -\u2014 Touch grid scores and feam standing FHE SCORES MOSQUITO \u201cA\u201d .Indians 3, Blues 0 Blues 12, Scouts 0 Indians 9.Scouts 0.MOSQUITO Greens 5, Browns 0 Crowns ¢.Browns 0 Crowns 2, Greens 0.MOSQUITO \u201cC\u201d Rangers v.Rams 0.PEE WEE Cardinals \u20ac, Maroons 0 Bombers 12, Maroons 6 Bombers 12, Roughies 6 Roughies 6, Maroons 0 Roughies 6, Cardinals 0 Cardinals 6, Bombers 6.BANTAM Alouettes 6, Ramblers 0 Argos 0, Alouettes 0 Argos 12, Ramblers 6 A-srz 12, Rovers 0 Ramblers 0, Rovers 0 sauvUctesS j r.overs Q.MIDGET \u201cA\u201d Acadia 12, Harvard 6.HOW THEY STAND { wR MOSQUITO \u201cA\u201d P w L T Pts Indians .4 4 0 0 8 Biues .4 2 2 0 4 Scouts .4 0 4 0 0 MOSQUITO \u201cB\u201d P WwW L T Pts Greens .4 2 0 2 6 Crowns .4 2 1 1 5 Rrewns 4 0 3 1 1 MOSQUITO \u201cC\u201d Pr w L T Pts Fangers .3 2 1 0 4 Regals .3 2 1 0 4 Rams .4 1 2 1 3 Royals 4 1 2 1 3 PEE WEE P W L T Pts Bombers 6 3 1 2 8 Roughies 6 3 2 1 7 Cardinals 6 1\" 2 3 5 Maroons 6 2 4 0 4 BANTAM .P w L T Pts Argos .6 4 1 1 9 Alouettes 6 3 1 2 8 Ramblers 6 2 2 2 6 Rovers .6 0 5 1 1 MIDGET \u201cA\u201d ; P W L T Pts Acadia .3 4 1 0 8 Lions .4 3 1 0 6 Harvard .5 0 ä 0 0 MIDGET \u201cB\u201d P W L T Pts McGill 4 2 0 2 6 Varsity 4 1 2 1 3 Western 4 1 2 1 3 \u2019 BiG FOUR Saturday: Montreal at Toronto; Mamilton at Ottawa.WESTERN ! Saturday: Sask at Calgary; win- sipeg at Edmonton.Monday: Calgary at BC Lions; Winnipeg at Sask.QRFU SENIOR Sunday: Lakeshore at Verdun; Sherbrooke at Three Rivers.Wed- mesday: Verdun at Orfuns, QRFU JUNIOR Friday: Eastward at NDG Maple Leafs.Wednesday: McGill Indians at Point AAA, QRFU JUVENILE Saturday: Longueuil at St.Lambert.Sunday: East End Larks at Ville Emard: Point Eagles at Rose- mount.Wednesday: St.Lambert at Ville Emard.QRFU MIDGET Saturday: Verdun at St.Lambert.Sunday: Chateauguay at Lachine Resurrection; Ville Emard at St.Laurent.QRFU BANTAM Sunday: Lachine Resurrection at at Verdun; Montreal section.Sunday: Optimist at Park Ex; St.Laurent at Ville Emard.short handed by the flu.one-fwo in Two fine football games at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.were played in the Eight - Man Tackle Football League.In the opener, Broncs managed to squeeze out a 19-18 victory over the fighting Huskies.Tony McCullagh went 40 yards around the end to open the scoring for the Brones.The convert was missed.George Spare ran over from two for the Broncs second major.Tony McCullagh converted and the quarter ended with the scove 13-0 in favor of the Broncs.In the second quarter, Huskies mushed downfield and Claude Servant went over from one yard out.This score was not converted.In the third, diminutive Buddy McKaig scooted around end for 20 yards and a TD.Constant Nucci, playing his first game of and went 75 yards to put the Huskies out in front 18-13.However, in the fourth, Bronces came back with a 41 yard run by George Spare to once again take a 19-18 lead.In the dying second of play, Broncs fumbled on their own 25 yard line and the Huskies tried a wide end running play which was stopped by an alert Brones defense.Bruce Wilson had the Huskies working very well and on general piay should have had them in the winner's circle.The second game between the | Mules and the Bulls was a little ! Shrine game stars to drill here Dec.2 Eastern All-Stars for the third annual East-West Shrine foot- hall game will train at West- mount Grounds for the Saturday, December 7 contest.The 1957 Shrine game, a Mont- major intersectional football contest here since the MAAA defeated Regina Roughriders at Molson Stadium in the Grey Cup final of 1931.A drill field for the Western All-Stars has not been announced.Coaches of the two Grey Cup teams will handle the East and West squads.Both All-Star teams will start training here Monday, December 2.Advertising Sales club golf tourney Saturday The Junior Advertising and Sales Club of Montreal will hold their annual Fall Golf Tournament Saturday, October 5, at the St.Hyacinthe Golf Course, St.Hyacinthe, Quebec.Tee-off time is scheduled for 9.30 a.m., rain or shine, Trophies the season gathered in a forwards real production, will be this city's | and prizes will be awarded.SANIT hy pr > + TROIE Fr Ey a RL ORT © ACTION IN the Mt- Royal-Westmount senior \u2018B\u2019 foot- \u2018ball game which saw the Mounties win 13-12, the only game played Tuesday due to other school teams being \u2014 Acme (Harrison) Photo Mules, Broncs running park grid lopsided, 250 for the Mules, Bulls fought hard all the way.The Mules, opened the scoring on a 28 yard run around end by \u201cRags\u201d Kelly.Kelly again went around end for 24 yards to score in the second quarter.In the third, the stubborn Mules, sticking to the ground again, scored when Tony Tyrrell went over centre from 3 yards out to up the count to 18-0.The fourth quarter saw Kelly run around end for 103 yards for a TD.Kelly then kicked the convert to wind up the scoring fcr the day.Gordie Cole was the outstanding player of the game.STANDING P w L T Pts, Mules .3 3 0 0 6 Brones .3 2 ] 0 4 Bulls .3 1 2 0 2 Huskies .3 0 3 0 0 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957 PAGE NINETEEN Rugger upsets are registered Upsets were the order of the day in Quebec Rugger League action Saturday as the top three teams were defeated.Westmount pulled the upset of the day by ending Barbarians win streak with an 1J-0 triumph.Montreal Irish fulfilled their early season promise by edging\u2019 the powerful Mount Royal crew 5-3.The Bytown Beavers scored their first win of the campaign by defeating the visiting Wanderers 6-3 in Ottawa.Westmount contained the Barbs attack in the first half and went on to score 11 points in the second stanza flashing the best running attack seen all season.Skipper Geoff Jackson notched the first TD this was quickly tollowed with a goal 6-0.A further try by Wilf Harrison which was also converted by Gladwin were insurance points.Second place Mount Royal suifered their second straight less as the Irish won on a touchdown by #itzsimmons.converted Treat your friends to.The been Thoth brewed.To the by Don Gladwin to put the Westies up - ty Gerry Pitcher.Nail! Quaié replied with a try for the Townies.STANDING PWD L F APts.Barbarians 5 4 01 3 30 8 T of MLR.5 2 1 2 40 28 5 Westmount 5 21 2 38 Æ 5 Wanderers 5 2 0 3 42 42 4 Mont.Irish .4 2 0 2 28 42 4 Ottawa 4 1 0 3 28 55 2 School soccer, games for the © \u201cB WHS.vs.MHS.Sr.\u201cA\u201d McGee vs.RHS.SOCCER Oct.7: Ban, CNHS.vs.RHS.Oct.7: Jr., CNHS.vs, HSM, Oct.7: Jr.WHHS.vs.BBHS.Oct.7.Jr.,, WHHS.vs BBHS.Oct.7: Sr., RHS.vs.CHS.Oct.7: Sr., RHS.vs, MRHS.Oct.8: 3r.HSM, vs.OHS.Oct.8: 5r., BBHS.vs.CNHS.Oct.8: Sr.NHS.vs.LHS.Oct.8: Sr.St, Laurent vs.MHS.Oct.§: Ban, NHS.vs.WHHS, FOOTBALL Oct.7: Ban., CNHS.vs.MWHS.Oct.7: Jr.,, CHS.vs RHS Oct.7: Jr, WHHS.vs, VHS.Oct.7: Sr.*B'\u2019\u2019 LCC.vs, JRHS.Oct.7: Sr\u2026 \u201cA\u201d WHHS.vs.HSM.Oct.8: Ban.DO'C vs.WJHS, Oct.8: Jr., CNHS.vs, McGee.Oct.8: Jr.Loyola vs.LHS.Oct.8: ~r.,, \u201cB\u2019\u2019 MRHS.vs.VHS, Oct.8: Sr., \u201cA\u201d CNHS.vs Loyola.Oct.9: Ban., LCC.vs.CHS.Oct.9: Jr., HSM.vs, NHS.Oct.9: Jr., LCC vs, MWHS.8: 2.Oct.Bio's Ti / For a Schedule & Folder containing further information, Call Special Exercise Judo Swimming Life-Saving West PLAN YOUR FALL & WINTER RECREATION NOW ! 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