The Westmount examiner, 20 juin 1958, vendredi 20 juin 1958

[" ag 8 Ï : by | Rink is inspected as completion nears (see picture Page 5) Contractors, engineers and architects of the Artificial Ice Rink were hosted by city, officials and aldermen Monday at a reception on the site of the soon to be com- leted structure.Among the guests were .members of the executive of the Westmount Municipal Association.The last major task in the construction, the pouring of the rink slab, is scheduled to start Thursday and to continue, uninterrupted, for some 22 hours.Only mis- cell Completion date: early July.The rink will be ope aneous and minor interior details will then remain.n for use, free of charge, in October.The party was guided through the building by the men who had actually designed and built it.« Particularly impressive were the dressing room accommodations.There are six changing rooms accommodating a total of more than 300 persons.Two general rooms, one for boys and the other for girls, will accommodate 100 skaters each.Four hockey team rooms (two for senior p'avers, with room for 25 each and two for junior with room for 22 each) allow for teams to prepare for their games while another match is in progress.Each room is equipped with showers and lavatories.Ice Surface The ice surface is the largest in Canada, only a little short of 300 ft.in length and regular hockey size (85 ft.) in width.A large partition will be erected at the 200 foot mark to divide the space into a hockey rink and skating space, however it can be removed for any occasion whirh requires the full surface.Fourteen miles of pipe, with 4.000 welded joints, will be filled with an ammonia refrigerant.Two 75 ton compressors will make ice at 20 degrees Fahrenheit with an outside temperature of 60 degrees.The rink slab to be poured next week will require 5,000 lbs.of concrete with crushed tran rok finish over five foot crushed rock base designed to prevent frost uplift.® The club house is in red brick with Mo-Sai panels in color and the partitions of smooth face tile.Floors in the dressing rooms will be of unpainted concrete; in the wash rooms and showers, ceramic with glazed tile dadoes.Administration offices for the recreation department, included in the structure, are of much the same construction with the exception of their vinyl tile flooring.Though there is no seating accommodation, space is available to erect temporary stands.Drunk driver public danger says Judge \u201cA motorist with his senses impaired by alcohol is as dangerous to the public as a man entering a property with a loaded revolver,\u201d said Municipal Judge Bernard Rose Monday in suspending for six months the license of Earl MacKenzie, 47, of 14 6th avenue, Ville LaSalle.Mackenzie was apprehended on Selby street Friday by Constables W.Jones and K.Garrett of the Westmount police department.He was charged\u2019 with operating a motor vehicle while his ability to drive was impaired by alcohol, in defiance of section 223 of the Canada Criminal Code, In addition to the six month suspension, he was fined $50.00 and costs or a- jail sentence of 14 days.Beginning Saturday, Westmount Public Library will be closed ai day Saturdays and Wednesday evenings.The library will be open Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10 a.m.to ?p.m.and Wednesdays from 10 a.m.to 6 p.m.Government mixes, nixes investment says H G.Norman Rotary members and members of the stock exchange are brothers under the skin.Henry G.Norman, President of the Montreal and Canadian Stock Exchanges told the Westmount Rotary Cluk Wednesday night.\u201cThe Exckhanges are essentially sarvice organizations\u201d, he said, \u201cin that they provide an auction tarket for the purchase and sale of securities.\u201d But our day and age is not as interested in investment as former generations, he noted, laying nost of the blame for this on .he greater amount of government intervention in private enterprise.\u201cOur government is mixed up in almost every form of enterprise, sither from a regulatory or finanrial! point of view.They are in the agricultural field \u2014 wheat, wutter, eggs.meat and fish; in the transportation field \u2014 railways, airlines; in the coramunication field \u2014 television, radio and now in the cultural field, in the housing field and in social security.\u201d This activity \u201cmakes people increasingiv reliant upon and demanding from ment for everything they think they should have.TAXATION HIGH Mr.Norman also struck out against high taxation rates.Personal income taxes \u201cincrease progressively from 15% on $1000 to 78% on incomes over $400,- 000,\u201d he said, asking \u201cHow does this encourage individualism, full effort, taking risks, and giving one's all to the business involved ?\u201d He mentioned the fact that many canable people retire early in life or work only part time, because they do not feel the additional net increased income after taxation is worth the effort.; Summarizing his position, Mr.Norman saïd \u2018It would appear that the trend towards more and more social security, with more taxes, can only lead to economic retrogression.\u201d Closing hours for holiday Two public buildings will curtail their hours o_ business on Tuesday, St.Jean Baptiste City Hall will be closed for the entire day.The public Itbrary will close at noon.the Govern- VOL.XXIX, No.25 Come fo the fair and share the fun with Rofarians \u201cCome to the Carnival,\u201d is the cry of Westmount Rotarians this week as their annual fair swings in full stride.This year, for a change of scenery, operations have shifted to the Westmount Athletic Grounds.But only the site is different.Everything else remains as it was.Games of chance, games of skill, guessing games and raffles, \u2014 all are still a part of the grand fun-fest which has sur- | tests, they are invited to toss vived where many others have folded.By the close of the affair, at approximately 11:00 p.m.Saturday evening, it is expected that 14,000 persons will have passed through the portals and will have enjoyed the excitement and adventure always present at the affair, \u201c If their tastes run to sporting a dart or pitch a baseball, They may try for any number of prizes at a variety of wheels or | cards.If.Bingo attracts, here ic as large and as well attended a game as you will find anywhere.TT OCT MT FF FEE, ae VE WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 19583 TWENTY PAGES Rotary Carnival Attractions: TOP, Rotarian H.Giles and F.Alexander officiate at the Bingo game.BOTTOM: Sandra Gall, 1696 Grosvenor, looks on as her friend Mary Jeanne Lochead, 4291 Sherbrooke, receives her prize from Rotarian W.T.H.Clark.And the prizes are equally as various.Winners can walk out with items as diversified as pandas and groceries, lamps and baskets, sheets and cupie dolls.Celebrities interest you ?Each night the weight guessing booth is manned by a member of Les Canadiens.You can buy a ticket on-a door prize or, if your taste runs to more elaborate rewards, vou can take your chance on a grey 1958 Pontiac.Should you come hungry, you can eat at the refreshment races Next week's weather stand.Thirsty?At the same place.something should be found to satisfy you.This year, the army offered their services and came up with two brilliant searchligiits which proclaim to the city, if not to the province, the whereabouts of the fair, And it's a family affair, too.Proceeds from the fair go toward furthering the service work of Westmount Rotary.Almost three quarters of the $200,000.00 used to build the Unity Boys Club was raised in this manner.By ERIC NEAL June 21-28 Ucnerally fdir, sunny and quite warm, then eclcuding for local thunderstorms and hail.Clearing rapidly to give blue skies and soft winds, with only occasional showers in the south and some mountain mists.Afternoons mainly sunny.Temperature range 45-85°F.Sunshine hours 70.Pleasant holiday weather, Tornado conditions in the States and in Ontario could bring violent storms to the Eastern Townships and the Montreal region at this time, and cold drizzle or flurries to the Gaspé and Saguenay districts, and heavy rainstorms in Ontario and Abitibi, with gales.Improving and generally pleasant for the end ot the week, with hot diys and dawn mists; heavy dews or even frosts for some places.Wild tiger lilies flower this week.Fishing, it any, best at dawn and in evening.ot tage Pe METEO Lt Lm, pe etre ce mp LH am.2 Thé Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 Lloyd Hazelton buried Wednesday Final tribute was \u2018paid Wednesday in the Church of the Ad.| vent to Lloyd Hazelton who died Monday in the Montreal General Hospital.He was 63.Born and educated in Brant- ford, Ont., in 1921 he married the former Dorothy L.Gayfer in London, Ont.\u2026 and came to Montreal in 1923.They lived in St.Lambert until 1935 and from that time resided in Westmount.Mr, Hazelton, who was in the publishing business, was active in the Advertising and Sales Club of Montreal, was a member of the Independent Advertising Association and was a founder- member of the Montreal Club of Printing-House Craftsmen.A keen golfer.he was a member of the Summerlea Golf Club.Mr.Hazelton was also a member and a former warden of the Church of the Advent on Western avenue.7 | He is survived by his wife and: three daughters.Mrs.W.S.Steele (Beverley) of Ottawa and Mrs.J.W.Thomson (Betty) SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT J REASONABLE RATES W.FRIEDRICH Master Watchmaker 1316 GREENE AVE.(Next fo Post Office) WE.7-1855 .FIREMAN G.Station No.1 some of the burnt furnishings taken from 4383 Western Ave.after 1he fire there Sunday which claimed the life of one COONEY of watches over woman and sent another to hospital with severe burns.and Mrs, R.G.Hungate (Carmen).both of Point Claire.Also surviving are eleven grandchildren.Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON SUITS and COATS made to order from our of your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind of Tailoring\u2014Aflterations, Remodelling and Repairs.QUALITY GUARANTEED BY EXPERT HANDS 425E St.Catherine St.West High Class Tailor \u2018 PROMPT SERVICE WE.3-2672 Sonsultations: 12.30 to 2 P.M.and ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF MONTREAL Comp'ete Medical and Surgical Service For All Pets Facilities For Boarding Dogs, Cats and Other Pets SUMMER KENNELS AVAILABLE Telephone HU.348 Victoria Ave.block south of Sherbrooke Street.6 to 8 P.M.or bv oppcintment 8-2181 | Curran) and Marjorie (Mrs.J.A prominent Life Insurance Office in Montreal, will appo which led you to success, an come.For an interview in strict.confidence, send your name, adcre:s and telephone number to Postal Box 396, Sta- l'on EL.Montresl.LIFE UNDERWRITERS USE YOUR LEADERSHIP ABILITY writers as Agency Manager in Montreal.your opportunity to enter another important phase of your career; an opportunity to guide others on the road Company, with its Head int two career Life Under- This may be opportunity for higher in- 7 A | Final tribute to | late Walter Hislop Final tribute was paid Monday to Walter Hislop, 483 Gros- venor avenue, who died at his résidence, June 12.The service was held in St.Augustine of Canterbury Church.He was 72, Born in St.John's, P.Q., Mr.Hislop came to Montreal where he was educated at Addington School.In 1932 he married the former Dora Lerchbourn in Montreal.Mr.Hislop, who lived for some time in Westmount, was an accomplished pianist and was a member for many years of the Pen and Pencil Club, an organization of writers and musicians.He is survived by his wife and two sisters, Ruth (Mrs.E, A.E.McQuat).both of Montreal.Burial was in Mount Royal Cemetery.James Mather dies aged 69 Final tribute was paid Tuesday at D, A.Collins Chapel to James Mather who died Sunday at his residence, 4217 Western avenue.He was 69.Born in Barrhead.Scotland.and educated at Allan Glen\u2019: School, Glasgow.he came 10 Canada in 1910.In 1911 he married the former Ann Young and they Kved in Westmount since that time.Mr.Mather was associated with the packing industry since his coming to Canada.and-served during the First World War in the 17th Hussars, He is survived by his wife and one son, Renfrew David of Mont- the two slept.chen to prepare breakfast.When Miss Macfarlane returned, a fire, apparently caused by an electric heater.was under way in the room.She attempted to put it out with a \u2018rug from the floor then, failing in this, took her mother from bed and struggled to get her from the room.The heat became too intense, however, and she was forced to leave for help.When the fire department arrived shortly after 6:00, the room was already an inferno.Flames were shooting out of the window and toward the roof.Firemen quickly subdued the 1 Daughter injured in vain attempt to save mother A vain attempt fo save her invalid mother resulied in serious injuries to Miss Mildred Macfarlane, Sunda morning when fire broke out in her home at 4383 Western.The fire completely ravaged the ground floor room where Mrs.Allen Macfarlane, 88, a widow and confined to her bed, was alone in the room at approximately 6:00 a.m, Her daughter, as was her practice had gone to the kit- blaze but, by the time an ambulance arrived from the Montreal General Hospital at 6:57, Mrs.Macfarlane had succumbed to the flames.The housekeeper, Mrs.Mure! Brisbain.65, wa: rescued from the second storey by ladder.Miss Macfarlane was taken by police to Queen Elizabeth Hospital suffering from severe burns.Though the room und its furnishings was badly damaged, quick action prevented the flames from reaching any other part of the house.Montreal Municipal Court was graced by the person of a West- mount resident\u2019 Monday, and he was hopping mad.It seems that he was receiving parking tickets despite the fact that his car was in the hands of a dealer \u2014 and had been there.up for sale, for several months.\u201cI gave them my car to sell,\u201d Western Ave.\u201cand though they haven't managed to do that, they have burned the motor out and I've been getting parking tickets.\u201d He said he knew nothing about the charged offence of illegal parking on Mount Royal avenue but that he had spoken to the dealer \u201cand he said he'd take care of it.\u201d Boxer pleaded guilty to the charge, ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Deceiles RE.1-6868 said Robert H.Boxer, 4841\u201d Owner sold down river car not sold at all Judge Poland Lamarre, speaking to traffic department lission officers, said: \u201cIts his car of course, but if the dealer was in charge when parking occurred, a summons should be sent to him.\u201d To Boxer he said: \u201cI'll give you the benefit of the doubt ind suspend the sentence.\u201d Exter 1149 E facilities, conve- f ; 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Infperial A HOUSEHOLDERS are notified that there will be no garbage collection on St.Jean Baptiste Day.June 24, 1958.- Collections \u2018which normally take place on this day will be made on Wednesday, June 25th.CITY OF WESTMOUNT Garbage Collection J.R.DAYE, P.ENC.City Engineer.Singers, which is a mixed choir; and the choir of the Montreal General Hospital Nurses.He did work as guest soloist and clinician (a person who conducts a music clinic) in Port Huron; Detroit, Brockville, Fredericton, N.B., and Toronto.He also taught at summer camps in the United States and Canada.He has been with the Westmount * Junior High School Band; the Redmen Band at McGill, and a Symphonic Band there which he started two years ago.When he first came to Westmount High.he was doing singing and instrumental teaching.Three years later he devoted all his time to instrumental work.Under his guidance the West- mount High School Band has had a varied and distinguished career.In 1957 they won third place in the competition at Ottawa.And last year the West- mount High School Band won First Place in the Ottawa Music Festival.This is an outstanding honor.since the competitors were comprised of \u201813 other Canadian bands, from high schools and collegiates.Next year they are planning to compete in Toronto at the Kiwanis Music Festival.Basic training is given in instrumental music at Westmount Junior High School.to the pupils who can qualify.When MORLEY CALVERT (back to camera) conducts the West- mount High Schools Band at the recent meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association.« they reach Westmount Senior High School, they only receive rehearsal training as an extracurricular course.This takes place during noon hour, and after school once a week.The band that is taken on trips and public playing is made up of the better pupils of both schools, and numbers 50 members.Some of 3 Manager denies Park sale rumor Rumors that parts of Selby Park might be sold or built upon are entirely incorrect according to information from City Hail City Manager Tom Hugues, when asked whether any such change was contemplated, was emphatic in his denial.them play in the McGill Symphonic Band.The names of the pupils are: Linda Anderson, Maureen Atwood, Arthur Beck, David Binmore, Margaret Boake, Barbara Bovyer, Richard Bra- bander.John Branch, Arthur Brewer, Joanne Buckmaster.Robert Clibbon.Earl Cohen, Bruce Costom.David Dinsmore, Betty Eaves.Irene Elkin, Sara Fels, Paul Finlayson.Sylvia Fleming, David Francs, Pamela Cales, Henry Groux.Joni Goldberg.Doris Graatz, Linda Grobstein, Ken Hamilton, Heather Harris, Ian (Continued on Page 7) LANCASHIRE CLUB Will hold a SOCIAL & DANCE at 1358 Dorchester St.W.Friday, June 20th 8.30 p.m.REFRESHMENTS AND DOOR PRIZE of cars f Also car wash; 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Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept.Ottawa, Rotary Carnival kas significance ONIGHT and tomorrow night residents are afforded the last opportunity to turn out for the Rotary Club\u2019s annual Carnival.Every citizen with a sense of duty and a desire to aid in social welfare work of an excellent kind should make it a point to attend one of these nights, or both, Last year the West- mount Rotary Club raised $15,000 and passed it on to such worthy organizations as the Montreal Children's Hospital, the Girl Guides, Red Feather, St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, Westmount Friendship Club, Father Dowd Memorial Home, and the Salvation Army's Eventide Home.In addition they have now taken on the sponsorship of certain projects for United Boys\u2019 Club, and it is hoped to add to the usual annual take at the Carnival, so as to meet all the calls made on the club.Westmount Rotary does a bang-up job, at the carnival, and throughout the year, in taking care of a great deal more than what can be properly judged to be its share of the social welfare work of the area.Let's all help to put the last two nights of the carnival over in an unprecedented manner.It DID happen and right here ITIZENS in the Thornhill and Churchill area were surprised lo learn recently, that the possible construction of an apartment building, on Stanton street opposite the fire station, was all proper and legal, thanks to public apathy.With the city\u2019s fine fire equipment roaring out of the Stantion street station, the site may not be the finest for an apartment house, for several reasons \u2014 but that isn\u2019t the point of this editorial.Neither is the fact that there will be no problem for the citizens of the area as far as parking is concerned on Stanton WE SAY { street, as it is a - no- parking area, and the city says it will remain so.The point is that the by-law was given the proper readings, a public meeting was announced and scheduled, and no one turned up to oppose the change in the by-law.As a matter of fact, a colored zoning map in the 1956 annual report, sent to all taxpayers, noted the change most legibly.Still no protests.Frightening thing is that this sort of apathy can allow anything to pass by council, and the taxpayers, it appears, wouldn't wake up to the fact for a couple of years.Some say \u2014 the aldermen lock after us well; others say \u2014 the municipal association takes care of these things.This may be true, but neither safety valve took care of the present situation.+ Eternal vigilance, remember, is the price of democratic freedom.School's out drive carefully OMORROW, most of the boys and girls, in the local area will attend school for the last time until fall.Daily, from now until September, there will be a great many more children playing on the street, cycling on the roads, dashing into the paths of autos in pursuit of a ball.Their safety calls for an increased vigilance on the part of auto drivers.Children are thoughtless, heedless \u2014 especially when at play.Motorists must do some of their safety thinking for them, if we are to get through the summer without any fatalities, and with a minimum of minor mishaps.Motorists \u2014 decide right now to make this a safer summer, by deciding to drive with extra caution.If you see a ball come bouncing onto the road, stop.A child is more than likely to dash out from between two parked cars.Think safety for the children of the area.Set an example in this regard.Talk about it to family, friends and acquaintances.Examiner profile: Program director sparks CBM | By CYNTHIA JONES UNDER the direction of young Kenneth Charles Withers for the past year, Montreal's CBM ratings have risen 25 to 30 per cent and are steadily climbing.This is largely due to the new program director\u2019s policy of releasing the creative talents of the 10 producers, 18 announcers and some 175 artists under him from a stranglehold of \u201cstuff- shirtedness\u201d and red tape.\u201cI like to feel that there is much more freedom in CBM's operation since I came to Lhe helm,\u201d said the 32-year-old Withers, a personable and reasonable man of six foot three, weighing 220 pounds.\u201cThe announcers are now allowed to exert their own, individual personalities on th2 programs.\u201d Admitting his youthfulness in such an executive position.Withers said during an interview in his CBC office last weekend: \u201cRadio and TV are a young man's business because it requires a great deal of stamina, For thiee and one half years I worked seven days a week, all holidays and had a day and a half off.Did you know that a half-hour radio drama requires from 24 to 30 hours\u2019 preparation?\u201d Before Withers was elevated to program director, he served nine years as a producer.At one time he was producing nine live shows and 23 recorded programs a week.\u201cThat represents a Jot of work,\u201d he said.SHOWS Among the shows Withers produced were Opportunity Knocks, the big Canadian talent show that went off the air last year after nine years\u2019 KENNETH CHARLES WITHERS continuous effort; Q for Fun, staged at West Hill High Schoo! and featuring Frank Heron, Bill Bankier and Art Morrow's orchestra; Songs of Canada with folk singers Alan Mills and Helene Baillargeon; Sunshine Society, a variety show, with Fred Hill and Joyce Hahn (whom Withers discovered singing at Mother Martin's) Fiddle Joe's Yarns, a drama show; and Sweet Hour of Prayer with Winston Curry.Ken Withers inherits his love and ability in the theatre.His father is the well - known Shakespearean acter, Basil Donn, who for 35 years produced and directed the Trinity Players.His mother is actress Peggy Caplen, who was star in the troupe Basil Down managed in England before coming to Canada during the First World War.\u201cI first started as a kid acling in the Trinity Players\u201d said Ken.\u201cMy first role was a pal of Henry Aldridge in one of the Aldridge plays and 1 can remember that the man playing the role of school principai fell ill and Dad went on cold, My father insisted that 1 learn theatre craft thoroughly from directing right down to box office.I designed scenery and studied lighting which I find the most complex of all aspects of the theatre.\u201d LIGHTER In his leisure time Ken Withers does the lighting for Montreal theatrical.productions and his lighting of the Freelancer's Antigone which just finished, was praised by the critics.Four years ago Ken produced, directed, wrote music, designed scenery and did the lighting for the Wizard of Oz at Her Majesty's theatre.Since then he has been technical director and lighting expert on the McGill hit show, \u201cMy Fur Lady.\u201d \u201cLast summer I travelled 14,- 500 miles in my car to do the lighting for this show on tour,\u201d said Ken.\u201cSometimes I would have to go three or four days without sleep to do this job and the show.1 lost 27 pounds which J} could afford.fords \u201cIn the past few years ] have lit over 25 shows ranging from the Montrea; Symphony Orchestra\u2019s Production of Verdi's Requiem in Notre Dame Church to the United Israel Appeal Show at the Forum and the Moseyev dancers at the Forum, This year I've lit nearly every drama production in English in Montreal.\u201d : A native Montrealer, Ken Withers was educateq in the Westmount schools and on his return from the air force sty- died electricity at Sir George Williams College at night classes.A member of the original Westmount squadron of air cadets under J.K.Snyder, serving as band sergeant Withers joined the air force in 1944 as air crew.But he was grounded because of a thyroid condition.\u201cThey mude me an air force policemar and I was miserable,\u201d he said.On his demobilization, Ken Wilhers joined Dominion Sound Equipments.serving 27 motion picture theatres.Attending college at night and working long hours at his job proved too much for him and his health broke down.For nine months he was in a TB sanitarium at Ste.Agathe.FIRED In 1948 Ken became a radic announcer in North Bay.Ont His Montreal girl, Virginia Engel, went to North Bay and married him one afternoon.\u201cI only had one afternoon off,\u201d said Ken.\u201cThat was our marriage and honeymoon.1 work ed there for $135 a month, every day from 5.45 am.to 7 p.m.with a day and one half off a month.When 1 asked for an increase a year later they fired me.\u201d The Withers came back to Montreal, and on May 1, 1949, Ken was hired by the late Bill O'Reilly, a huge Irishman, a3 \u201cjoe boy\u201d on the record shows and church services.He was seconded to Rupert Caplan to learn drama, and Frank Heron to learn variety.The toughest show { produce was Opportunity I nocks which gave the first rcal encouragement to such singers as Maureen Forrester and Lois Marshall, pianists Ruth Watson and Maury Kaye.violinist George Lapenson and pop singer Rod Norman.\u201cThat program meant most to me as 1 am quite dedicated to Canadian talent,\u201d said Ken.Ken Withers lives with his wife and three daughters, Susan, 8, Deborah, 6, and Jennifer Robin, 3, at 4250 Benny avenue.His older married sister, Mrs.Herbert Baldwin, who has two boys, also lives in N.D.G.on Beaconsfield avenue.The radio program director who wears horned - rimmed spectacles over his hazel eyes, drives a white convertible Cadillac and also is a sailplane and glider pilot.\"We fly from Hawkesbury,\" said Ken.\"You can't describe it, soaring and sailing.It's you, the plane and the elements and we never talk about our close calls.\" get pla to yes six er lia ha te be an ra sh ev im Parks program slated to start on The City of Westmount Summer Playground program will get underway Monday, with playground supervisors on hand to welcome and register your.g residents between the ages of six and sixteen.; Miss June Morrison will supervise summer activities at prince Albert Park; Mr.Paul Williams will look after Westmount park and Mr.Ron Worme vnll handle Stayner Park during the ten-week program.Activities planned for the sum- Monday registrations, introduction of program, and games.June 30 to July 4; team sports and handicrafts begin, July 7 to July 11; tours of Westmount Police and fire stations, industrial plants, Summit Park and nature study.July 14 to July 18; good citizen week with emphasis on health, safety, cleanliness, traffic sense, and first aid.July 21 to July 25; each playground will work on a handizratt project in competition with the others.July 28 to August 1; The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June Z0, 1958 5 a mer are: June 23 to June 27; special events week with weiner Kroast, picnics, theatre.Angust 4 to August 8; inter-playzround _\u2014 4 ! sports tournaments.August 11 | Ur to August 15; inter-playgrnund h k track and field\u201d competitions.August 18 to August 22; nomina- A child ignored the old \"look tions for playground memhors and planning for the linale par- before you leap\u2019 adage Saturday and found herself in hospital ade.August 25 to August 29, Parade, awards, exhibition of rather than in the park to which she was headed.Injuries, how- games, sports and handicrafla.ever, were \u2018slight and she was Preliminary figure immediately released.Violet Wayland, 5, 4611 Clan- on hospital drive ranald avenue, was on her way Volunteer workers for the men have been occupied testing the 4,000 joints in this 14 miles of pipe for leaks and testing th- lighting for defects.The artificial ice rink is just about ready for the concrete flooring which will support the skating surface.During the past week work- Boy slightly injured COOLING K'TCH SN good deal of heat from the puis Many kitchens today have ox- side.: 1 : haust fans and it will help make _\u2014_ s : in bicycle accident this room more comfortable dur- The object of teaching a child to the park with two children of David Chaverier, 14, of 815| ing hot weather if this \u2018an \u2018s a: |is to enable him to get along the people with whom she was|women's selected areas commit- Dollard St.was taken to hos- lowed to run during the afternoon without his teacher.\u2014 Elbert temporarily staying, Whileltee of the Joint Hospital Fund pital with bruises to his right| when this room has absorbed a! Hubbard \u2019 standing, waiting for the traffic |1958 have raised $16.985 from leg after the bicycle he was rid- \u2019 to pass, on Claremont avenue |goor- to-door canvassing in| ing collided with a car on Sher- just north of Chesterfield, she Westmount.The area chairman brooke street.He was driven oy suddenly darted between parked for Westmount is Mrs, Peter police to the Queen Elizabeth cars and into the street.She was Barott, 467 Argyle.Hospital.struck by a passing car.This figure zs given in a pre- Chaverier, a messenger boy Police took the child first to[ liminary announcement from for Youngs Grocery, 4873 Sher- her home and then to St.Jus-| Fund headquarters.It does not brooke street West, was making tine\u2019's Hospital.She was treated include money raised by the ad-| a left turn into Arlington Lane for cuts and bruises and re-jvance, and special gifts commit- when the accident occurred, He leased.tees of the women\u2019s division.was released after treatment.- \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER A WHERE YOU WiLL a EVENTUALLY BUY! United Photographic Store Idd.758 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL | } i fo :Ù = # \u201d 9 helpa yow to ae 1.Use your Savings Account strictly for saving.2.Keep a separate Personal Chequing Account for paying bills.Try this new plan at any \u201cRoyal\u201d branch.THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA to what is called a \u201cbean shave\u201d.Having his bean shaved by E.Cloutier is Dominic Elic- kus, 12, and demonstrating what the result will be is, at the right, Paul Tapp, 12.attend.Dress will be informal, fo hold however, no slacks or blue jeans will be allowed.In spite of some recent cool weather, a sure sign of summer this week was the line of boys from Weredale House outside Cloutier's Barber Shop, waiting to have their hair shorn YMCA summer dances .Due to the popularity of the Sat Night Dances at the West- mount YMCA during the past winter and spring under the sponsorship of the Y Teens Club, the Alpha Phiat Club has decided to sponsor Teen Age Dances every second Wednesday evening during the summer : months.| The first dance will be on ! Wednesday June 25th at the Westmount Y, 4585 Sherbrooke street west.Dancing will begin at 8:30 p.m.and end at 11:45 p.m.with the music being supplied through latest hit records.All proceeds from these summer dances will be used for World Service and Phiat Club Service Work.During the past year, the Phiat Club has assisted needy families and other worthwhile projects.Cost will bé 40c per person, .All teen-agers are invited to BASIL F.BALLON - NOTARY SALES, LOANS, ETC.2nd MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE DURING VACATION PERIOD LET US COMPLETELY SERVICE YOUR TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES.AVOID INTERRUPTION OF YOUR EMPLOYEES WORK ROUTINE.HAVE YOUR OFFICE EQUIPMENT IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION FOR THE BUSY SEASON AHEAD.BATES BUSINESS MACHINES Registered 4204 ST.CATHERINE W.SALES © SERVICE © RENTALS 1255 University St.UN.1-2064 VA 9 O7VIT que MONTREAL 6, P.Q.Phone WE.2-1906 | For cesse OE I RH maps ae Cie 's Summer fun club starts Monday at 'Y\u2019 ! Registrations are coming in rapidly for this years\u2019 edition of the Westmount YMCA Summer Fun Club which opens on Monday June 23rd at 9:00 a.m.Victor Bryant, Director of the Camp, announced the appointments of Mr.Evan Black of Westmount Senior High as Boys\u2019 Assistant Director and Miss Sarah Toppin and Miss Margaret Rose Davies as Girls\u2019 Assistant Directors.All three of the students have been active as volunteer leaders in the regular \"Y\" program and have had experience as counsellors of the Summer Fun Ciub.During the first week the following activities have been planned : Monday starts the program with a general assem- RENT A TYPEWRITER Office or Portable $5.00 PER MONTH $12.00 All paid rentals applied against .purchase ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER FROM $10.00 A MONTH CALL PAT BERMINGHAM ME.1-5870 - WE.7-633] A EE ER A a A \"a Ta \"a\"! à NOW OPEN.PRAGUE notant n © REMODELLING Vravata\"a\"ato \"aa JOE FREEDMAN, Proprietor 380 VICTORIA AVENUE (OPPOSITE STEINBERG'S) EXCLUSIVE TAILORING for Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen Suits \u2014 Skirts \u2014 Slacks \u2014 Men's Pants Made To Order ® REPAIRING Telephone HU.9-1341 Ca i a a a Pa TT The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 bly, introduction of staff, sing song, swim testing, crafts and scavenger hunt.Tuesday will be regular program with \u201cCapture the Flag\u201d in the afternoon.Wednesday will be an all-day trip to Saratoga Beach.Thursday afternoon will see individual group trips with regular program on Friday morning.On Tuesday morning a little chiefs councii will be formed.This council is made up of campers elected by their own group to assist the Counsellor and to plan various all-camp activities.During the summer many all-day trips have been planned, including Saratoga Beach, Plage Bissonnet, Fort Lennox, St.Paul aux Noix and Hudson Beach.Several programs including a World Service \u201cPenny Carnival\u201d and a Lumberman and Voyageur week should capture the campel\u2019s interest.Each day the campers will have a general swim, Learn-to- swim classes and advance swimming instruction will be one of the features of the camp.All boys and girl 9-15 years of this area are welcome to participate in the Summer Fun Club Program, What with Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Cubs, Little Leaguers and what not, the family sircle today consists of parents going around and around with ther children.TAILORS Peau u \"uu\" ® DRY CLEANING aus a\" \"nn\" \"a \"a FEATURING .sf \"The ® GOOD FOOD REAL ITALIAN , PIZZA Specializing in RIB STEAKS.and CHOPS, SMOKED MEAT, Ifalian SPAGHETTI BROTHERS SNACK BAR JIM COUSKAS, MANAGER 4200 St.Catherine St.West Corner Greene Best In Town\" @® GOOD SERVICE | FREE DELIVERY \u2014 WE.5-5413 | BEAT THE HEAT THIS SUMMER! Keep Cool All Summer Long b SWIMMING in Our Pool SPECIAL SUMMER MEMBERSHIP ADULTS \u2014 3 MONTHS \u2014 $8 ® ITS ECONOMICAL \u2014 A few cents o day ® IT'S ENJOYABLE \u2014 Swim EVERY Day ® IT'S SENSIBLE \u2014 Keep Cool You CAN Beat the Heat MIXED for Family Swim].\u2014 4:30 p.m.to 7:00 p.m.every day 2:00 p.m.to 7:00 p.m.Saturdays \u2014 Week Days, 12:00 to 2:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.to 9:00 p.m.WOMEN \u2014 Mon.& Thurs., 7:00 p.m.to 8:00 p.m.FAMILY SWIM \u2014 Tues.& Fri.7 p.m.to 8 p.m.On Family Swim period: Members free, non-mem- bers of the member's family 50c per person per night.(One parent must accompany children in pool WESTMOUNT 4585 Sherbrooke Street West YMCA WE.7-3916 Try Tt TTR WT RV SE IRAYY Pg - Git Planting of the Westmount floral clock was completed this week.From left to gardeners O.Buck, tram and A.Annandale.The clock faces Sherbrooke St.In the lot just west of Victoria Hall, Police will in \u201820\u2019 zones Speed zones, with established speed limits of 20 miles per hour.will be strictly enforced by Westmount police during the coming months.This which came from the office of police chief R.Edmonstone, affects 12 streets.They are: St.Antoine, St.Catherine, Western, Sherbrooke, Westmount avenue, Westmount boulevard, Sunny- side, Victoria, Grosvenor.At- water.Cedar and Cote St.Antoine road.warning to motorists, Speeding through school zones has become almost a \u2018common practice said Chief Edmonstone.In these and other special zones \u201cstrict enforcement will be applied,\u201d he said.Included are: playground areas, lanes, commercial districts, pronounced inclines, dangerous curves and intersections, Sprinklers and men save day twice Westmount firemen, with considerable aid from sprinkler systems, saved the day in two occasions recently where fire could have caused serious damage.On Tursday a roof fire at Harrison Bros.Bakery, St.Catherine and the Glen was almost under control when fire-fighters arrived.One of the sprinklers had been activated and had kept the flames from spreading.A blaze in the basement of Steinberg's, 1250 Greene avenue.was likewise held down by the sprinkler system until the fire department arrived.Finding the store filled with smoke on their arrival, firemen were obliged to break in the glass door.The fire was located in the works that operate the \u201cmagic eye doors and quickly extinguished.Other runs in a busy week for Chief Harper and his men were of a minor nature, Harvard honors students Ian Gilbert, 4665 Upper Roslyn avenue, and Michael J.Ogilvie, 177 Edgehill road, recently received degrees from Harvard University.Mr.Ogilvie graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, while Mr.Gilbert received his Master's degree in Business Administration.right.# G.Mat- § SOME OF THE TOURS & CRUISES WE OFFER: Bus Tours: Old Orchard - 7 days - $34.25 up Hampton Beach - 7 days - $41.65 up California - 28 days - $296.09 Florida - 15 days - $170.89 Package Tours by Air We have a choice of various package tours to Bermuda, Nassau, the Caribbeans, Europe, Africa, Hawaii or the Orient.Rates upon request.Cruises STELLA .MARIS, every Saiurday from Quebec, 7 days to St.U.S.-Mexico - 25 days - $248.41 Atlantic Ciy - 9 days - $101.48 New York City - 5 days - $48.07 Pierre-Miquelon, $175.up Canada Steamships Cruises on the St.Lawrence and the Saguenay, various rates.Several cruises to Bermuda, Nassau or the Caribbeans.October 3, CARONIA Mediterranean Cruise, 52 days, $1,000.up January 6, 1959, STATENDAM Cruise Around-the-World, lil days, $3,200.up January 20, 1959, CARONIA Cruise Around-the-World, 108 days, $3,200.up ALSO: Tickets and reservations for: AIRLINES -\u2014 BUSES \u2014 HOTELS \u2014 etc.WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE ROGER L.HUYSMANS, manager 1927 À Sherbrooke Street West Phone: HU.8-394) STEAMSHIPS \u2014 And For The Budget-Wise Vacationer It's The LAMBRETTA .The LAMBRETTA Scooter is opening a new era in transportation, it's tops in economy and convenience.Simple to operate and safe, a low centre of gravity and the most perfect balance of any two wheeled vehicle keep the LAMBRETTA stabilized perfectly \u2014 maneuverable with only finger-tip pressure.for Also Agents EY- « HARL DAVIDSON ARIEL © ROYAL ENF! 1S ° FRANCRARNETT re eLD 125 cc.with one seat .\u2026 $393.® 150 cc.with 2 seats & speedo- Meter TE 59.® 150 cc.with 2 seats, speedometer, electric starter .$519.Side car available for the above models.® 3 wheel commercial model EASY TERMS PL.1861 » LOW COST INSURANCE for people 17 and over who buv their scooters from us.Public Liability, Property Damage, Collision ($50 deductible), Fire and Theft \u2014 For only $11.on contract.Open Daily Till 6 P.M.\u2014 Friday Till 9 P.M.Saturday Till 5 P.M. Students of Weston School awarded prizes Closing Exercises and graduation ceremonies of Weston School were held on Thursday evening with Professor Cecil Currie, president of the Board of Governors as chairman.Reports were presented bv Fredi Shapera, president of the Students\u2019 Council; Sue Scott, secretary-treas- urer; Joyce Crossley, head for year of Austen House; Evangeline Halikas, head of Bronte House.Honour Ribbons in studies were presented by Mrs.C.B.Purves to K.Hersey, S.Griffin, A.Smodlibowska, B.Leipina.J.Bastanier, S.Northey, V.Sos- nowski.= ~ Honour ribbons in studies presented by Mrs.P.Sosnow- ski to M.David, J.Tabah, M.Black, D.Tucker, D.Saunderson and by Mr.W.A.Black to H.Black, K, Kirk, S.McMichael, 30YS\" AND GIRLS\u2019 N Open Friday till 9 P.M.Open Saturday till 5 P.M.PL.1861 Where you can choose from a big selection of bikes of every EASY TERMS \u2014 From as little as BICYCLES For Promotion or Graduation Gift Before You Buy Be Sure To Visit Bentley's.MONTREAL'S BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS sort.Agents for: C.C.M., NORMAN, RALEIG:j BICYCLES & RACERS TRICYCLES \u2014 WAGONS SPECIAL THEFT REPLACEMENT INSURANCE AVAILABLE $1.25 wreekly.\u201cIt's Bentley's for the Best Bicycle Buys\u2019 FIREP Metal MAJESTIC Units.wish to.METAL MAJESTIC UNITS, STINSO 2491 COTE DE LIESSE ROAD Build and Enjoy Your Own B'aRABLQ It's Easy and Economical to Design and Construct your Own Outdoor Fireplace with the Low-cost, All- FOR FIREPLACE EFFICIENCY build your fireplace around any of the various size and popularly priced units.An outdoor fireplace is as much fun to build as it is to use ! No need to hire a, mason or mechanic, unless you Build it yourself in your spare time \u2014 choose any type of exterior design and material to build your fireplace around the .EFFICIENT, LOW-COST, ALL- Come in or \u2018phone for descriptive folder.SUPPLY CO.LIMITED (1 Mile East of Decorie Blvd.) RE.7-6591 LA CE MONTREAL 9 | \u2014\u2014 - A .- > - { R esi d ent aft en ds The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 7 ; - Melodies\u201d Program in the Junior like to take the School Band to wife High School.Chicago, to the National Mid- Million Dollar One of Morley Calvert's am- west Band Clinic.This is a year- bitions for the School Band is ly event, and there is alwavs a R d I bi a long standing one: \u201cI would band to represent Canada.\u201d Albert Rakovsky, C.L.U.RENT A CAR representative for Crown Life Insurance Co., of 41 Strathcona ; is among the top life insurance | IN WESTMOUNT salesmen who are attending the \u2019 annual meeting of the Million Dollar Round Table at the Banff f \u2019 Springs Hotel, in the Canadian, rom Rockies.Membership in the | 1958 Round Table is confined to: RENTALS LTD those who have sold at least a, * million dollars of life insurance; .during 1957 or who are life mem.| CLIFFSIDE GARAGE 4428 ST.CATHERINE W.bers through having sold a mil- ALL 1 lion or more for three years in .ton o | 958 MODELS The program is designed toi] OVERNICHT - - - $4.50 8 AM.to 6 PM.$ 6.00 help the members in their sales 24 HOURS - .- $9.00 MON.to FRI.- - $29.50 and service work.It ranges from : \u2019 * : skilled demonstrations of basic | WEEKLY - - - $42.00 selling i advamced develonments in most, Standard transmission: 10 cents per mile ness life insurance, estate plan- | Automatic transmission: 12 cents per mile ning.employee benefit pians, and | executive compensation arrange.| RATES INCLUDE RADIO, INSURANCE, CAS and OIL ments funded by life insurance.This year a special feature will TELEPHONE VI.9-1 i 17 be a report on two research pro- | - jects sponsored by the Round Table to determine the personal characteristics associated with | the ability to sell a million or more of life insurance in a year.® M.Landsbere.D Joule A wal.| J.L Vanasse, Mecntreal's oldest sports outfitters, have been ker.er Ch specialists in outdoor outfihing for work or play since 1919.House Cups for studies w ere.We've everythiny for your camping requirements, whether under £ $ ci s 7 ; presented by Dr.F.Elliott to re for the cottage, to assure you of a happy carefree H.Black (Austen): for Debat- | oliday.ing by Mrs.H, Allen to J.Walsh , \\ \u2019 (Bronte): Junior Basketball bv | fOR HEALTHY, HAPPY FUN YOU LL NEED Mrs.J.Jeffries to Sylvia Bell- | a mann (Austen): Senior Basket- Proper Equipment ball by Miss J Bertram to E.Halikas (Bronte).| Mae.Bisensang presented the Gymnastic Cup to Mary Black (Austen).! A prize for French prose was presented to FF.Shapera by Mademoiselle T.Férault: for ALL TYPES OF Poetry by Mrs.P.Dow to J.SLEEPING BAGS Clark.Down-filled, wool.fi.led, tery- > : .iene, etc., at various prices.A special award was given to Enjoy your camping holiday and S.Illsley by Mrs, P.Martin.The COOK STOVES take along a good sleeping bag.House Shield was presented by Play safe! Get instant, safe VACATION SPECIAL Mrs.G.Curry and received bv heat with a portable Camp Rideau sleeping bag with full J.Crossley (Austen).The Frank Stove.Many madels including pre zipper.Boal $9.95 Winspear Bursary was won by 3 mer sloves.You be snug and warm R.MacDonald.through the coolest of summer ; : S è Songs in English.French and pie gaits in a Rideau German were sung by the choir under the direction of Miss V.F.Groves.with a solo by D.! Henderson, Graduation certificates were presented by Mrs.A.Glassford.to Roslyn Abrahamson.Mary Black (Class Historian), Joyce ALL TYPES OF Crossley.Martha Fellcws, Susan Glassford.Evangeline Halikas, TENTS J Fredi Shapera.Julia Walsh TOURIST TENTS ass ledictorian).WALL TENTS, KNAPSACKS {Class Valedictoria Smalt Tents for the children All si 1 .; _ - \u2014 like the adult models.sizes, all shapes, alt prices , AND MANY OTHERS.qu Tu93s9 pnd room, designed Morley Calvert Just the thing for long or short (Continued from Page 3) Harris, Joan Henderson, Barbara a ° TACKLE BOXES Holt, Jane Heward, Peter Kings- ° Kinds make Rods of a mill, David Kittredge.Alena ® Casting reels & spinning Kolrly.Michaela Kotrly.Fred reels Lerner.Steven Lerner.Peter ° NYLON LINES Lucas, Steven Lipper.June (all weights and tests) Mack, Billy McKay.George SPECIAL OFFER Montgomery, Cynthia Nonnen- ; Rod, reel line.hooks.sna man, Bradley Paterson.Linda \u2018 swivels, etc.P .Patrick, Linda Pottel.Joan 9.95 Rochman, Nancy Roberts, Joan $ * and $12.95 Russell, Jean Simpson, Tani Smith.Angela Stathatos, Dennis We carry a cnmplete line of CAMPING EQUIPMENT FOR THE Stathatos \u201cpaul Tichauer, Carole\u2019 BOY SCOUT OR YOUNG LAD GOING TO CAMP such as felt-cov- J vas \u201cvia Vog , J ered water canteen, ground sheets, and NESTING CAMPING SETS Turkenik, Sylvia Vogan, James \u2014 5 MODELS IN VARIOUS SIZES FOR ONE TO EIGHT PERSONS.Wright.® Outdoor Clothing ® Coats ® Sport Shirts During the last school year, ® Rubber Mattresses ® Rubber Dingh e Blankets > vs concerts given by the Westmount ®.Ground Sheets \u201c © Rubberized Nylon Rainwear High School Band are: Award = = giving al Westmount Senior INSPIRING CONFIDENCE FOR 39 YEARS High School last October; Verdun High School Graduation exercises in October: Lake Placid ! J./ ese in November; Westmount Muni- e .cipal Association at Victoria J ; , Musie Festival In January Trip \u2014 SINCE 1919 \u2014 REG.Music Festiva vi cie Lo the Ottawa Music Festivai in 631 Notre Dame St.West \u2014 VI.9-8463 February; Program at the Sal- | - (Near McGill) vation Army in March; and the Westmount Municipal Association in May; also Annual \u201cMay 22 rame a rene Ea 5 Cla ema rome EEE J ated a.PA er cree 141070 SE ari Ÿ rp = EE 8 _ The: Westmount Examiner, Friday, Jure.20,.1958 5 ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Third Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Foly Eucharist.:15 a.m.Mattins (said) a.m.SOLEM:'\" EUCHARIST 0 1:00 7:00 p.n.Solemn Evensong.Weekdays.Holy Eucharist.7:00 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday, Satrrday.6:00 a.m.Monday, Friday.9:30 a.m.Wedr.esday.ST.MATTHIAS\u2019 CHURCH .* Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons Third Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 11:00 a.m, Matins Preacher: The Rector 7:30.p.m.Evensong Preacher Revd.E.P.A.Timmons Wednesday 11:00 am Holy Communion in the Chapel.Organist and Choirmaster Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL - CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable &.Kenneth Naylor D.D.\u2018Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley M.A.Hon.Assistant Lt.Col Fhe Rev James Barnett son.Assistant Rev I A Ramsey 8.1) Assistane TRINITY 11} »2 oe * Summer Sabbath Services: These services are held in the Temple Sanctuary under the auspices of Brotnerhood.Her- shell H.Lewis, is Chairman of Summer Minyon Services.Memorial Anniversaries will be observed and Kaddish recited at the Sabbath Eve Service June 2¢ in memory of: Maurice Rost, Felix Lewis, Mark Davis, Jack Lewis Jospe, Rebecca Spier, Bronie Abelson, Hal A.Miller, Samuel E Lichtenhein, Stella Tucker, Esther Goldman, Harry Foreman, Rabbi Herbert J.Samuel, Rebecca Greenwood Burko.Participating in the service are Joseph Bercuson, Louis Pont, Stanley Tucker, Mrs.George \u2018selles.- re i | - Temple Emmanuel | PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev, Chas, C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister :1:00 am.PUELIC WORSHIP Fre:cner: The Minister Lestes 4.Wnodin Orzanist & uhoirmaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME - WESTMOUNT one VICTORIA AVES = Rev.J.DB.Wilkie, B.A., Minister 8:00 a.m Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: Rev.\u2014_\u2014 , T.4.Ramsey.Sunday, June 22nd 7:30 pm.Lvensong.Preacher: The Rector.11:00 a.m.© Mr.Wilkie.hol \u2018 < iets ** x 7 Subject:: \u2018The Whole St.John Fuesdey Day Man for Christ\u201d st.Jo 2 ay = .Du i , 11:15 am.The Church School.10.00 a.m.Holy Communion \\14 ous stops al door IV ednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion.DORIS KILLAM [Thursday BE R UC.L Mus.(McG 10:00 am.Holy Communion Mzamist and Chow Director Westmount Baptist Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: Minister Emeritus: \u201c Director of Music: 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.C'urch School \u2014 11 a.m.Rev.REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A.B.Th.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Galt MacDermot, B.A,, B.Mus.SUMMERTIME TWELVE GATES Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 p.m.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE in Boston, SUNDAY, 11:00 am.Sunday School.READING ROOM: In Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.2 the Church FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, MONTREAL 390 Lan.downe Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Branch of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, : Massachusetts.JUNE 22nd.11:00 am.Church Service.Subject of Lesson - Sermon: \u201cIS THE UNIVERSE, INCLUDING MAN, EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE?\u201d Golden Text: Hebrew.1:10, Thou Lord, in the beginning ha-t \u2018aid the foundation or the earth: and the heaven: are the works ol tnine hands.WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m, Testimony Meeting Edifice Open to the public to 4 p.m.Wed.esdays, 5:30 to 8 p.m.MISCELLANEOUS 11.00 a.m.7:30 p.m.Guspel Service 8:00 p.m.\u201cChurch in the Wildwood\u201d Preaching Christ and Him Crucified, Risen and Coming Again \u201cWILDWOOD\u201d VAUDREUIL, QUE.(Drive West to Vaudreuil Village ang Turn North) Rev.Harold Geo.Martin, Ph.D., D.D.Minister.Eloise Dorsey Martin, Litt.D Soloist Worship and Bible Exposition ~~ During the morning service a Sunday School will be conducted for children in the Stone Boathouse Chapel at \u201cWildwood\u201d Wednesday -Prayer ana sinle =*\u2018udy.(A WELCOME AWAITS YOU) : who nave spiritual 30th ) problems, Information: Write or | RETREAT Open to all who -incerely desire a clo:er walk with God or { 1 ! Phone - SEMINARY, \u2018\u2019Wildwood\u201d, Vaudreuil, Que.Phone Vaudreuil 3317.From June 21st through August CHRIST COLLEGE AND PE) \u201d ne user PE By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church The traditional Epistles in the Communion Service for the last two Sundays illustrate two sides of our life.One emphasizes the love of God for us, and our consequent love for one another; the other speaks of the reaction of the world to the brethren because they love one another, It is simply the extension of Our Lord's experience into the Church which is His Body.He came to express the love of God to mankind, and in that expression He exhibited a perfect holiness.That was not what men wanted.They wanted leadership but of their own kind.Because He would not conform to their pattern they turned against Him UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey.Organist and director of Music.Sunday, June 22nd 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Church School and Kindergarten ir Unitarian Fouse, 3421 Simpson Street.at 11:00 am.UNITED CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles KR.Plaskett 11:00 a.'n.Sermon: \u201cWHY WE PRAY\" (Mourning Service only) ALL ARE WELCOME TO WORSHIP Organist and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A, Mus (McGill).DOMINION-DOUGLAS Vastmonunt Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave Ministers: Rev A.Licyd Smith, M.A.0.D.Rev.Eric A.Mellwain, B.A.HOLY COMMUNION .0:00 a.m.Intermediate & Senior Schoo.11:00 am.C-ib Corner; Nursery: Kindergarten Primary & Junior Depts.11:00 am.Dr Lloyd Smith \u201cBread of Eternal Life\" NO EVENING SERVICE The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper -vill be administered at the close of thie Service.Organist anc Choirmaster Mr.Jokn Roby, Mus Bac.3T.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road (near Argyle Avenue! MINISTERS Rev.D M, Grant, B.A, D.D.Rev, R.W.Mumford, B.A., B.D.Mr.Eric J.Adams, Bac.Mus,, .\u2026R A.M., A.R.C.M, 11:00 a.m.Mr.Mumford \u201cDECLARATION OF DEPFNDENCE\u201d {Morning Service Only) WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Aves.) Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON, B.A., B.D.Director of Music: Mr.Wayne Riddell 11:00 a.m.Sermon Topic: \u201cEARTH'S GREATEST DESTINY IS TO WORSHIP GOD.\u201d Infant Nursery at 11:00 a.m.- Most of us find Christianity a very strange thing at times.We are told to rejoice in the Lord always, and to expect suffering.Our Lord told Peter that everything he had given up would be restored a hundredfold \u2014 with persecution.Christianity was to be an exciting religion, full of surprises, but not a matter of satisfied comfort.in hatred and crucified Him, In the meantime He warned His disciples that if they were true to Him they could not expect any better treatment from the world.The warning is expressed forcibly in St.John's First Epistle: \u201cMarvel not, my brethren, if the world hate you.\u201d It is hard for us \u2014 in a so- called Christian community \u2014 to see what is meant by the world.The Christians are part of the world, and the world is at least in part Christian.Our Lord did not even withdraw His followers from the world of His day.His prayer was that they might be saved from the evil.Yet the world is as much an SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.Stuerem, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, .Organist and Choir Master; Miles Wisenthal, Educational Assistant SABBATH SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS CONDUCTED BY LAYMEN Friday evening, June 20th at 8.15 p.m.Readers - Joseph J.Bercuson, Louis Pont.Assisting - Stanley Tucker and Mrs.George Gelles.Memorial anniversaries will be observed and kaddish recited in memory of: Maurice Rost Felix Lewis, Mark Davis, Jack Lewis Jospe, Rebecca Spier, Bronie Abelson, Hal A.Miller, Samuel E.Lichtenhein, Stella Tucker, Esther Goldman, Harry Foreman, Rabbi Herbert J.Samuel, Rebecca Greenwood Burko, Tina Lisser Spier, David Tworoger, Lucy Wiseman.MR, MARKS ADDRESSES BROTHERHOOD DINNER The ewly elected Brotherhood Board under the chairmanship of Irvin Gertsman, President, held a dinner meeting on Wednesday.June 18th.Mr.Lawrence Marks, second Vice-President of Temple Emanu-El] who recently attended the 10th anniversary celebrations in Israel and visited parts of Europe addressed tthe gathering on \u2018Impressions Of Israel - and Europe.\u201d Chairmen of committees for the ensuing year were appointed as follows: Programme - Alex Carsley; Publicity - Bernard Isaacs; Dinner - Lewis Smith: Summer Minyon - Hershell Lewis: Daily Services .Joseph Bercuson: Ushering - Henry Benjamin; Honorary Auditor - Joseph Roston: Ben- amin and Bert Holt.Membership - Mark Stein; Ways and Means - Bernard Wexler; Forum - Edward Auerback; Chantauqua - Samuel Carfield: Hospitality - Samuel] Bel- lam and Stanley Tucker: Adult Education - William Hoffman: Students\u2019 Fund - Eugene Stearns: Entertainment - Dean Kerner; Public Relations Gerald Chernoff: Finance - Samuel Garfield: Historian - Hershell f Lewis; Assistant Editor Bulletin - Maxwell E Ho-hmitz: Visiting - Rudolnh Lustig; Attendance - Tlarry Engels; Chairman of Committees - Abe Izenberg.BABY BLESSED AND NAMED At the Sabbath Services last Friday evening, son of Dr.and Mrs.Israel Libman was blessed and named Michael David.SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS IMPORTANT MEETIN Under the chairmanship of Reuben Ginsberg, the Temple School Board held an important mecting on Monday, June 16th at which time plans were forinulated for the 1958 school season.Registration in all denart- ments is scheduled to take place for Sunday.September 7th.Our Temple School completed one of the most sU-cessful seasons in many vears.We are grateful to Reuben Ginsberg, Miles Wisenthal and Asher Gerstenfeid_ who have rend-red distinguished service to our Religious School PLANS OF NEW SANCTUARY TO BE SURMITTED AT BOARD MEETING Under the chairmanshin of President Hyman Grover the Temnle Board of Truestees holds a most important meetings on Mnnday evening, June 23rd.At this time Alfred N.Miller, Chairman \u2018of the Building Committee will present the final blans for the Restoration of our Sanctuary.Commencing with early, Tv, construction will commence! The new Temple sanctuary will be of the most beautiful design and Will be a combination of both the classical and modern architecture, NURSERY SCHOOV, COMMITTEE Temple Emanu-El is planning to establish a Nursery school with the commencement of the new school season, A special committee renre- centine all constituent societies will meet for this nirpose on Thursday evening, June 19th EAU Ags and man The strangeness of Christianity - - .00 Is sermon subject \u201cIs the Universe, Includine Man, Evolved by - Atomic Force?\u201d will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon at Christian Science services Sunday.Matthew's account of Christ Jesus\u2019 healing of the man \u201cpossessed with a devil, bling, and dumb\u201d (Matt.12) will be included in the readings from the King James Version of the Bible.From \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will be read the following (180:25): \u201cWhen man is governed by God, the ever-present Mind who understands all things, man knows that with God all things are possible The only way to this living Truth, which heals the sick, is found in the Science of divine Mind as taught and demonstrated by Christ Jesus.\" The Golden Text is from Hebrew (1:10): \u201cThou, Lord, in the beginning hast- laid the foundation of the earth; and the heavens are the works of thine hands.\u201d enemy to Our Lord today as in the days of His flesh.The world is society organized in opposition to God, or society going on its way without any regard to God; or society trying to accommodate its version of Christianity to its own selfish ends just as the mob would have taken Jesus by force to make Him a King for its selfish ends.And when the Church reacts in Christ's way to that kind of world, the result is anger and hatred.If the Church is really doing its work it is bound to give offence.If all men speak.well of the Church it would be well for the Church to examine itself to see if it is conforming to the world or if it is really adhering to the ways of the Master._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014% | St.Andrew's United | - Church | ¥ x Rev.Robert Mumford.assistant minister at Saint Andrew's United Church, Westmount, will preach his final sermon this Sunday morning.His subject is \u201cDeclaration of Dependence\u2019.The minister of Saint Andrew's, Dr.D.M.Grant, will conduct the service and the Saint Andrew's Choir, unde.the direction sf Mr.Eric Adams, will render appropriate music.a\u2019 \u2014 + \" Westmount Baptist | Church fo de Summertime is a gift from God to be used to His glory; it can be wasted or spent wisely.In, preparation for the vacation period the minister, the Rev.E.J.Bailey, will preach on \u201cSummertime\u201d in the morning and at night on \u201cTwelve Gates\".During the summer when many cnurches are closed in the evening, we invite members of other churches to share our evening worship at Westmount Baptist Church.SYNOGOGUE SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount.Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH - SEDRA KORACH Friday Evening, June 20th Candle Lighting no Jater than 8:25 p.m.6:15 p.m.Friday Sabbath Services: 9:00 a.Pre.minary Service Scriptural Readings: Evening Service Torah: Numiers, Ch.16 v.1 - Ch.18, v.32.; Prophet.: I Samuel, Ch.11, v, 14 - Ch.12, v.22.8:30 p.n.afternoon Service Ethies of tne Fathers Ch.4.9:10 p n.Evening Service Weekday Services: Sunday: 8:30 a.m.Morning Service.8:35 p.m.Evening Service.Weekdays: 7:20 a.m.Morning Service, 8:35 p.m.Evening Service Next Friday Evening: Candle Lighting \u2014 Not later than :25 p.m.; .6:15 p.m.Friday Evening Service.Bar Mitzvah George Stephen Burman, son of Mr.and Mrs.8en L.Burman, 42 Nelson avenue, Outremont.will this Sabbath morning be called to the Readige of the Torah in celebration nf his Bar Mitzvan.In since pilgrim on law to figh A 75th 4 Minist joined levels Justi phasize not ad situati prices er aval spread factors inned ] the pl \u2018obsces taken 3 He find a \u2018obsce Crimi vent dealer| along steps obsce ed in sible clare dering litera out.Spi for t had ¢ ver f offer raise] fligh abso thou the his wind mov Co spiri bled spol thei ing oy acti try, \u2018 pass Cat the; tha scie ts Meme ce capes -bled Catholics, the Thousands mass at Oratory to protest sex publications By LACEY KELLY In the largest rally held at St.Joseph's Oratory since Brother André\u2019s funeral in 1937, \u2018over 50,000 pilgrims and members of the Sacred Heart League massed on lawns and driveways Sunday to proclaim their decision to fight immoral literature.At the tremendous meeting, held to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the League, Justice Minister Davie Fulton and Paul-Emile Cardinal Léger joined together to explain what was being done on official levels and exhort the people to greater personal efforts.Justice Minister Fulton emphasized that current laws were not adequate to deai with the situation.today.\u201cThe lower prices of publications, their wider availability, and more widespread ability lo read\u201d are all factors which make the old-fash- inned laws ineffective.Even with the present loose definition of \u2018obscene\u2019, he said, little action is taken against offenders.FOUR POINT PLAN He outlined a four point plan: find a clear working definition of \u2018obscene\u2019 for article 150 of the Criminal Code; legisiate to prevent publishers from forcing dealers to take their \u2018bad\u2019 books along with the others; take steps to see that the printers of obscene publications are included in prosecutions; make it nos- sible to summons dealers to declare why a court directive ordering the destruction of obscene literature should not be carried out.Spiritual highpoint of the day for the pilgrims, many of whom had come from as far as Vancouver for the event, was high Mass offered by the cardinal on the raised platform atop the long flights of slaifs.À silence almost Absolute fell on the crowd of thousands as the cardinal raised the host at the consecration \u2014 his red robes whipped by the wind in a scene with no other movement visible, Continuing in his role as spiritual father of the asgem- Cardinal spoke on the need of deepening their personal faith, before fighting pubtic immorality.EMPHATIC MOVE \u201cW have had enough of these actions by scandalous men who try, with lame\u201d apologetics, to pass themselves off as good Catholics while to make money, they are prepared to use means that condemn the Christian \u2018con- Science\u201d, he declared.Once the \u2018scandal sheets\u2019 are cleaned up.said the Cardinal, the drive would strike out against obscene magazines, hook covers, and \u2018dishonest revues\u2019.While the rows of men listened attentively, he declared that \u201cthese profiteers were saying last March that our intervention would have no tomorrow \u2014 but the flight is only beginning.\u201d The silence accompanying his speech was not broken, until when asked for a committment of the people to the fight against immorality a deep-throated \u201coui\u201d went up frem the crowd, and hands were raised in approval.Citizens of the Cote-des-Neiges area were made aware of the giant meeting, even if they were not close enough to see Lhe furled red flags of the different leagues arched on the parapet overlooking the scene.The Leaguers, starting in procession from Jean de Brebeuf College, marched 16 abreast to the oratory, bands playing and brightly colored uniforms standing out in sharp detail under the clear skies.Traffic was rerouted and MTC service cancelled in a wide area around the shrine.HIGH WINDS In the midst of the color of assembled worshippers of a religion 1958 years old, four TV stands were raised, hooded in brown canvas to protect men and equipment from the 35 mile an hour wind.A complicated loudspeaker system was used for the speeches prayers and hymns\u2014also inadvertently by a small and angelic looking choir boy.who got hold cf one of the mikes lung enough to call to the crowd, \u201challe, hallo, comment ça va?\" Besides the hundreds of vehicles which poured into the area all day, sidewalks were crowded with pedestrians, walking to the oratory or forced to reach their destination by foot because of the MTC rerouting.° « The Westmount Examiner, Friday, \u2018June 20, 1958 \u201c|.Have you an old e .piano in your home ?An urgent call has been received in The Examiner offices for a piano \u2014 old, new, beauii- ful, ugly, anything at all so long as it works.The cause, ana we think it is a worthy one.is to replace the musical antiquity = \u2018vhich passes as a piano at the Boys Camp in Brome, Quebec, ran by the Optimist Club.Their present piano was acquired sece ond-hand when the camp opened over twenty years ago, and has no keys, Anyone wishing to help the camp, run on a completely charitable basis please call Mrs.C.Kennedy.RE.7-0127 Phone: Dr.R.A.Wheatley Dentist 4773 Sherbrooke Street West EVENING APPOINTMENTS WE.5-6814 members ot Banner-carrying the Sacred Heart League stream up the driveway to priests line the the Oratory,, while hearing confessions adjacent lawn, play area.Certificate.Weston School INCORPORATED 18 SEVERN AVE.WESTMOUNT WE.5-9856 Boys and girls pre-school, Grades ! and 2 with experienced teachers.Large rooms, outside Taxi service available.Girls through elementary and high school classes for university entrance and McGill School Leaving Small classes.French and English from Kindergarten to Matriculation.Individual attention.FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF Miss Mary Winspear, M.A., Ph.D.To save his life.A boy\u2019s life hung in the balance \u2014 four-yeur-old Ron Tisdale of Montreal.Ron had swallowed a quantity of sleeping pills.Now he wus in a coma.His breathing had stopped.At St.Justine\u2019s Hospital, Ron was put into a resuscitator.His stomach was pumped out.He was given every antipoison available.Still alive, he remained in a deep coma.It was feared that at any moment his life might flicker out.At the Hospital, the doctor remembered reading about a powerful new anti-poison\u2014 Megimide, But where could it be obtained?Sister Catherine of St.Justine\u2019s, after trying several local calls, finally telephoned the Poison Control Centre of New York City.Did they have any?Yes \u2014one half ounce, recently received from Britain, At that very moment, an Eastern Air Lines plane was ready for its 11:45 takeoff for Montreal from New York.Another phone call, and considerate airline officials agreed to hold it; its passengers voted unanimously to wait.A car raced to the field, and a Health Department worker handed the precious vial to the stewardess, In a short while, a waiting car rushed the Megimide to St.Justine\u2019s and little Ron Tisdale was soon out of danger.The world-renowned New detail on its editorial pages this dramatic story.Yor what a story of human helplulness phones, airplanes and automobiles\u2014 placing their determination to help save that most precious thing .a human life.We also like to think that this incident demonstrates how people turn to their telephone in times of urgent need.Fast and dependable, it stands ready to serve you too\u2014at t any hour of the day or night.York Times chose to tell in this is\u2014of people using tele- efore all else Sister Catherine of St.Tus- tine\u2019s Hospital in Montreal called local sources for rare antidote required by doctor \u2014then called Poison Control Centre of New York for emergency shipment.Hasty phone call held New York-Montréal flight piloted by Captain Paul Abel.Stewardess Patricia Repoli received vial of rare antipoison from New York Health Department worker Doctor at Montreal's St.Justine\u2019s Hospital helped save \u2018Ron Tisdale's life with Megimide \u2014 powerful new anti-poison which was finally located in New York.Louise Larocque, Long Distance operator in Mont- veal handled crucial call to New York\u2014one of 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Soroptimist International of MeGill Montreal to the American The bride, who was given Federation of Soroptimist Clubs \u201cSecond Horizons\u201d is anticipated American Federation Convention to be held in Houston.Texas, in July.a minimum of $25.000 will have been raised by Soroptimist Clubs in North America for presentation to the University of Toronto for the establishment of a- study program in gerontology.A contribution was also made to the program.It away by her father, wore a givin that at the of white peau de soie, the rounded bodice having a yoke and sleeveg of Guipure lace, embroidered wilh seed pearls.The \u201cull skirt, bustled in back, ended in a chapel Lrain.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of pearls.fashioned as orange nlos- soms, and she carried a cascade bouquet of deep red sweetheart roses and white carnations.Mrs.E.A.Rice, honor for her sister.and Ronald W.Percy, wore similar ballerina length, fulle skirted gowns of printed nylon organdy over taffeta.Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, sister of the groom.and Miss Julie Wrong.the bride's s:s- ter, gowned alike in short, full skirted gowns of aqua organza over taffeta, were the other attendants.All attendants wore headpieces to match their dresses and carried cascade Nou- quets of white Shasta daisies.matron of NIrs.Mr.David Kennedy, was best man for his brother and \u2018he ushers were: Mr.Mickael Lloyd, Mr.E.A.Rice Jr\u2026 and Mr.3cian Wrong.brother of the bride.Mrs.Wrong.the bride's mother, wore a gown of pearl grey lace over pink taffeta, with matching pink accessories.She wore a corsage of pink swoet- heart roses.Mrs.Kennedy, mother of ihe bridegroom, wore a gown uf aqua chantilly lace, with mater- ing hal and a corsage of pale pink sweetheart roses, Following the veception in St.Columba Church Hall, Mr.an: Mrs, Kennedy left on a motor trip to Cape Cod, the bride (ravelling in an ensemble of champagne silk shantung.With matching Brelon straw hat ani printed shoes and handbag.- Upon their return, the couple will reside in Montreal.Many oul-of-town guests were A4 regional fellowship fund.Naturally there Plateau 4444 re x House of Howers Mouniag Street at Sherbrooke * ENGAGEMENTS The.engagement is annouc.\u2018ed of Elizabeth, duughter of Mrs.A.F.MacCallan, of Wuol- ton Hill, Berks., England, aad of the late Mr.A.F.MavCat- lan, CBE.FRCS.to Mr.Willism Thomas Harling Nicholson, sn of the late Col.\\W.C.Nicholson, \u2018DSO, MC, KC, and of Mrs.Nicholson.The marriage hag heen arranged to take place on Friday.June 27, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.Do Not Wait Too Long! 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WE.2-3312 Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.is no obligation 3 PIECE SET in attendance at the wedding.aa BATH & BOUDOIR ACCESSORIES See the many beautiful designs on baskets, kieenex boxes, tumblers.Also appli- towel qued sets, shower curtains, bathroom fixtures.FROM $11.00 1450 Peel Straet AV.87777 SMART GIFTS il Opposite Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel / i ! ; a A Or i fie ft tel thi roi in s in n soi 04 RRARAPAPRPAFPAPAPPTTEAEFFPRPARPTPPAMMARAARAPEFT RRNA Fie: ARI Lt in D \u2018Violet-V: Raikes.\u201d \u201cfo be honored gest \u2018The \u2018Soroptimist ee enat| : of Greater Montreal will honor pr.Violet V.Parkes, president of Soroptimist International Association, at a dinner to be held, on Tuesday, June 24, at 8 p.m., in the Windsor Hotel.Dr.Parkes, from Sutton Cold- \u2019 field, England, is here in her official capacity to attend the Fifteenth Biennial Convention of the American Federation of So- rontimist Clubs, Inc, to be held in Houston, Texas, July 6 to 11, She will visit Soroptin.ist \"Clubs in Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto.New York, Pennsylvania, District of Columbia, * Virginia, -Mis- souri and Colorado.The Association which Dr Parkes heads is made up of the American, British and European Federations of Soroptimist Clubs which are classified service groups of executive business and professional women.Soroptimist\u2019 Clubs have been organized in 29 countries, with a total membership of over 32,000, since the first one was started in Oakland, Cali fornia in 1921.In the American Federation which includes Brazil, Canada.Mexico, Panama, Peru, United States and Uruquay there are 748 clubs.À recent project completed by this Federation is the raising of $25,000.for a study in Gerontology to be made at the University of Toronto.Dr.Parkes is a physician, specializing in obstetrics, she studied medicine after the First World War, when it was still considered an unusual profession for a woman to choose.Her husband is a doctor, as are her three sons.NEWLY OPENED By English Lady ANTIQUES & THINGS 278 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Park Ave.) Vi.9-5878 Come and Have a Look Around BUY \u2014 SELL \u2014 EXCHANGE a surmer SALE a group of our play and sun dresses $2.95 specially priced everglaze Blue denims, cottons, chambrays, woven ginghams.Sizes 2 to 12, The Children\u2019s Corner .a pleasant shop | 1350 Greene Ave.WE.7-6510 Sr fer] oo (LEO HARDY & COMPANY.FURNITURE REFINISHING SPECIALISTS (2 Sg¢nerations of Furniture Finishing) ® French Polishing ® Touching - Up ® Pianos \u2014 Wall Panelling ® Oil Finishes Serviced © Antique & Repairs Expertly Serviced at our Premises, your Home or Office.WE.2-1478 2625 Albert, Montreal ; Evenings, Res.: ME.1-3935 CARRERE RRR RRR ERR.Cn RE SRR Restorations Codage: à mama KE JERE ERE EEE RRR ERA RR RE RRR REE 2a MR.AND MRS.ROBERT DENMAN, 569 Victoria avenue, Westmount, are pictured cutting the special anniversary cake at the reception held in honor of the couple\u2019s Golden (50th) wedding anniversary held in Franklin Hall, Stanley Presbyterian Church, Westmount, on Tuesday, Mr.and Mrs.Denman have three children all married, a son,- Calvert Denman ot Ste.Eustache; and two daughters, (Yetive) Mrs.Thomas Darlington of Terrebonne Heights; and (Dolores Ruth) Mrs.James Darlington of North Vancouver \u2014 Acme-HarrisonPhoto Miss Janet Florence Cross weds Terence Currie Davis The marriage of Janet Florence, daughter of the late George Esplin Cross, and of Mrs.Cross, to Mr.Terence Currie Davis, son of Mr.and Mrs.Dean Taylor Davis, took place on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, in St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount, the Rev.D.M.Grant, DD, officiating, Mr.Eric Adams played the wedding music and Mr.John Grant sang during the signing of the register.White gladioli and snapdragon arranged with greenery and candles in candelabra were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr.Alexander G.Cross, was in a gown of white poult de soie, fashioned on princess lines, with a fitt:d bodice, having a yolk and long with a cream color hat, and a sleeves of lace, and a very full corsage bouquet of Pinocchio gkirt having a bustle bow.Her roses.veil of tulle illusion was held by Among the out-of-town guests a matching headdress and she Were: Mr.and Mrs.Alexander carried a cascade bouquet of G.Cross, Mr.and Mrs.Herbert pink carnations and deeper pink L.Mills, Mr.and Mrs.Edward roses.: Mills of.Sherbrooke, Que.; Mrs.Mrs.John Wray Monk, as ma- John W.Monk of Vancouver; tron of honor for her sister.and Mr.and Mrs.h.A.Ellins, Miss Mrs.Alexander G.Cross, sister- Janet Ellins, Mr.and Mrs.W.in-law of the bride, Mrs.Richard Davis, Miss Mary Davis, Mr.avd C.Hodgson, Miss Wendy Quirk Mrs.H.Payne of Toronto; Mrs.and Miss Janet Ellins, the bride.D.J.Eastman, of Saint John, groom's cousin as attendaats, N.B-: Mr.and Mrs.Stein Taylor, wore bouffant frocks of tu- of Richmond, Que.; Mr.and Mrs, | quoise cotton satin with ban- Russel Everett, of Three Rideaux to match and carried tou- Vers, Que.Mr.and Mrs.G P.quets of pink field daisies and Dobbie, of Lachute, Que.; and ivy.Miss Joan Macdonald of Birm- Mr.D.Dean Davis acted as ingham, Mich; Mr.and Mrs.J.best man for his brother.ant Warrenale, of £ingston, Ont.the ushers were Mr.James Col-¥ vu linge, Mr.Frank Seidel, jr.Mr.Ronald Williams and Mr.Duncan Wilmot, for Quebec and the Laurentide Park, the bride travelling in a frock of blue printed cotton satin, under a blue linen jacket, and wearing a matching printed Lessa Pinsky group list of donations | The Westinount \u2018Examiner, Fridav, June 20, 1958 13 Miss Mollie Gilmore is re-elected head of Soroptimist Club Miss Mollie Gilmore has been |: re-elected and installed president of the Soroptimist International of Greater Montreal.The annual installation party was held at the home of Miss Jay Day, St.Joseph street, La- chine, on Saturday, June 14, with Mrs.Helen Anderson, immediate vast president, as installing officer.During the candlelighting ceremony, five candles were lighted to the five Soroptimist ideals\u2014tolerance, wisdom, sincerity, friendship, and service\u2014 from the central candle of So- roptimism and appropriate messages were read.As each officer was installed, she also lighted a candle from the candle of Sorop- timism.Officers of the Club for 1958- 1959 Club year include: Miss Mollie Gilmore, president; 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The Crippled Children\u2014$25.00; Pass- -| over baskets \u2014 $76.00; North.|.mount High School bursary \u2014 $100.00; Appeal for the Blind ~- $25.00; Retarded Children \u2014 $50.00; Toys for Children's Ward of the Jewish General Hospifal-\u2014 $50.00.DRESS FASHIONS TOWN AND COUNTRY You'll find a wide selection of Daytime and Evening Dresses | for every occasion at MAY'S.The newest materials for Summer Wear Fine Selection of BEACHWEAR & SWIM SUITS By Jantzen and Cole of California Also Shorts, Slims, Blouses and kirts at popular prices.7 LADIES WEAR \u2018 AT BOTH STORES: 1233 Greene Ave.Norgate Shopping Centre WESTMOUNT RI.4-1603 WE.5-9541 NORGATE STORE OPEN FRIDAYS RE Page = Es Sem ES ee pi ee machae ae 14 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 Shaar Zion Synagogue is scene 4 4 .| Cob of Finkelstein-Glassman wedding 0 it iy | M ;Ç Hb -Ë \u2018 The marriage of Vera Edith, daughter of Mr.and M rE Mrs.Saul Glassman to Mr.Laurence Stephen Finkelstein, J Wy § Ë .Sq a 1 18 son of Mr.and Mrs.Ben Finkelstein, of Westmount, took pa \u20ac I i place recently in the Shaar Zion Synagogue, Rabbi m i $F Maurice Cohen and Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat, officiating.Ja Les + Ë assisted by Cantor S.Gesser and the Rev.J.J.Fromm.1 SET White lilac and roses, arranged with greenery and candles tol i in candelabra were used to decorate.} The bride, who was given brocade, fashioned with a fitted av \u2018 away by her father.was in 4 podice.having a bateau neck- go gown of white silk organdy and line and brarelet-length sleeves, on] and a very full skirt eaught bo | with a satin cummerbund end br BROADLOOM ing in panels at the back and pe Tweeds & Plain Colors falling .nto a chapel train.Her ve 6.95 sq.yd., veil of tulle illusion was held bo 12 ft.width only # Il-+o-wall by a coronet of lilv of the val- tu 4 or Seg ia?i ley and she carried a white m' \u2019 Bible covered with white or- \" ; \u2019 TI GREGORY'S chids and lily of the valley.; ar ORIENTAL RUG CO.Mrs.Simon Maislin, as mat-| VISITING IN CANADA: Mr.and Mrs.Erwin Ruschmeier of 4151 St.Catherine W.ron of honor for her sister, wore Cologne, Germany, are visiting local friends while here on a was in a gown of natural Gui- BA (Near Greene) a frock of white Chantilly ace tour.Shown on the right is Mr.R.F.Merkley.president of pure lace.She wore an avocado M WE.2-4277 Eves.RE.8-4605 over pink taffeta, with a pins Northam Warren presenting a bouquet of flowers to Mrs.green organza hal and a corsuge vi picture hal and carried a bou- Ruschmeier.\u2014 Bermingham Photo | bouquet of green orchids.\" ci * Mrs.Monty, mother of the co r ; bridegroom, wore a gown of tr eo S urc esimouni Montmartre blue Marescot lave } eh .J over pale blue chiffon, with x ) ho : draped chiffon hat ot- the sume at scene 0 ont - OC e wed if shade, and had a spray of niiniu- w ture red roses pinned Lu her fr ut us handbag.w Thied The marriage of Marie Jose, daughter of Judzgex mi iède and Mrs.John Redmond Roche, of Westmount, to Mr.| .Pierre Monty, son of Mr, Paul Monty, QC, and of Mrs.For The Finest Monty, took place on Saturday morning at eleven o'clock.QUALITY BEEF a HAIRDRESSER in St.Leo\u2019s Church, Westmount, the Rev.Maurice Monty.ne - uncle of the bridegroom, officiating.Miss Michelle Tou- Obtainable A.me, rillon played the wedding music, and Mr.Michael Morin Try co Ba.sang during the service.White gladioli, chrysanthemums == We are pleased to announce that Summer Special ! and pink roses were used to decorate.H A I N E S L : MR.GUSTAVE PERMANENTS , The bride.who was given aa\" ending in bows, They wore pie- oF WESTMOUNT ) ] Lo Was Shed ture hats of pink tulle and car- \u201cNoted for Quality\" | European Hair Stylist, has now $8.50 gown of Bourdon luce.with i oy bouquets of pink roses English Famil joined our staff fitted bodice having a high neck- AR I TUT 9 y i .Regular $12.50 | r« ec ; 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Aa onlessa nc.quet of pink Sweetheart roses .and stephanotis.} Sherbrooke at Royal Mrs.Jerom- Friedman.Miss > > ; Hurriet Solomon, Miss Carote | .; Silverman, and Mrs.Marshal! 4500 St.Catherine Street West | Muadow, of Bridgeport, Conn.{Corner Abbott) { © us attendants wore frocks of mer ° WE.2-478] g ; white eyelet embroidered or- - .{ : randy over pins Laïfetn- with | Specializing mn Early Pine Furniture, etc.; pink picture hats and carcied : .cascade bouguels of pink Sweet- = \u2018 a A Complete Selection of ee asos.: Miss Doreen Glassman, as | table and floor lamps junior bridestiaid tor her sis- | ter.wote a frock of white or- Mader d .d F I - \u201c| zunza over pink taffeta.with QCern and périod styles 2] à coronel of roses in her han = and carried a small ouquel oi TOSCE.Mr.Michae! 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LET US HAVE YOUR « pink satin, wilh a matching ; ORDER NOW » \"ON hat and a corsage bouquet af\u2019 while orchids, | AVAILABLE FOR RECEPTIONS Following Lhe reception.Mr, and Mrs, Finkelstein leit for PRINCE ALBERT SALON Furope, the bride travelling ! ! = Above Our Store in.a -champagne color silk en- + Also Sa'on Chantilly 3456 St.Denis PL.3434 semble, and weuring patent ° leather acvessories, ' ® Both salons are air-conditioned © Separate shades in fibreglas, pure silk, acetate, and nylon Orders taken for custom-made shades 5903 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.8-4322 Peer ou 1 Mayer-Hewetson wedding held in Dominion-Douglas Church The marriage of Patricia Edna, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William J.C.Hewetson, to Mr.John Charles E.Mayer, son of Mr.and Mrs.Eric Mayer, of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, took place on Saturday afternoon, at half- past three o'clock, in Dominion-Douglas Church, West- mount, the: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, DD officiating.Mr.John Robb played the wedding music and yellow and white chrysanthemums arranged with greenery were used to decorate.The bride who was given away by her father, was in a gown of poult de soie.fashioned oh princess lines, with a fitted bodice, having a yoke \u2018embroidered with sequins and seed pearls and long sleeves, and a verv full skirt having a bustle pov at the back.Her veil -of tulle illusion was held by a mriching headdress and she car- riel a bouquet of yellow roses ani white sweetpeas.Miss Joan Churchill, of Paget.Bermuda, as maid of honor and Mrs.Robert Armstrong, of East- view.Ont.and Miss Judith Ann Clement, of Toronto.the bride's as attendants, were in cousin, frocks of cotton satin having ¢h'ffon sashes; the maid of honor being in yellow and the attendants in mint green.They wore bandeaux to match their frocks and carried bouquets of white and yellow chrysanthemums.Mr.Gerald Trudeau.acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.Paul de Villiers.of Johan-% nesburg, South Africa, Mr.John A.Clement, of Kingston, Ont, cousin of the bride.LEARN TO DRIVE THRU TRAFFIC with LAUZON sehoo.ur.We are One of the Largest Automobile Driving Schools \u2019 in the World heices of Automatic or Standard Transmission Door Step » TANT : service AUTO IMPORTANT \u2018TRAINER Phone or write Start to learn for Valuable with an Free Premiums :ndoor training and Our Machine Low Rates Nervous Learners Welcome DUAL CONTROL CABS 5054 Cote des Neiges 4869 St.Denis REgent 1-1112 AVenue 8-5125 Mrs.Hewetson, the bride's mother, was in a gown of mink brown silk.She wore a baku straw hat trimmed with tulle and a corsage bouquet of Orange Delight roses.Mrs.H.A.L.Saberton.grandmother of the pride, wore a gown of navy and white printed silk, with a navy bine hat and a corsage bouquet of pink Chiffon roses.Following the reception, Mr.and Mrs.Mayer left on their wedding trip, the bride travelling in a sheath frock of navy blue and white silk, under a navy blue wool coat, and wearing a white hat and a corsage bouquet of yellow roses.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Robert Armstrong, of Eastview, Ont.; Mrs.Elma Cartier, of Cornwall, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Clement, Mr.John Clement, and Miss Judith A.Clement, of Toronto.Red Feather camos will open June 25 Opening dates for summer camps operated by Red Feather services are only days away a.td r8gistrations for country holidays have been far ahead of last year, camp offices repori.Camp Hersey, run by the University Settlement, opens June 25 for a month of camping for girls.The camp at St.Theodore de Chertsey is turned over to boy campers during the latter part of the season.Camp Amy Molson, a project of the Ladies\u2019 Benevolent and Protestant Orphans\u2019 Society, opens at Grenville, P.Q.on June 1185 Drummond St.YOUR DREAM KITCHEN.Built fo Satisfy your Needs .Styled fo Satisfy your Desires ! 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A.O.OLSEN & CO.Kitchen Planning Sales & Installation UN.6-5839 fees r+ mn mee x = Eventide Home birthday party well attended The \u2018Momen's Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army held its third birthday tea on Wednesday, June 11.Approximately 500 guests were present of which 146 were residents of the Home.Mrs.H.H.Schurman, president of the Auxiliary welcomed members and guests.It was regretful that Mrs.J W.Lawrence, general chairman, was unable to be present.The tea was officially opened when Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween cut the birthaay cake which was made and decorated by Mrs.W.A.Routledge.Mrs.Mathew Fisher then presented a cheque to the Organ Fund in memory of her narents Mr.and Mrs.Henry Turner.Mrs.A.Pryde Thomson and Mrs.Percy Swail were in charge of the Yandicraft sale.Mrs.Robert Berry and her committee were in ~harge of refreshments.Mrs.R.J.Dunn was in charge of the tea table which was beautifully decorated.Baskets of flowers arranged by Mrs.J.H.Murphy decorated the entrance hall and dining room.Presiding at the tea table were; Brigadier Jolly, Mrs.A.H.Mason, Mrs.A.G.Dowe of the Kinette Club and Miss Jean Johnson of the Ventures Club.Following the tea, entertainment was heid in the Auditorium.Mrs.Ethel Bardo Gardner in charge >f the program rendered spiritual songs with Mrs.Helen Shields.Alsos heard on the program was Mrs.Lorna Fraser, soprano, Mrs.C.H.Burrows and 6 residents of the Home.At the conclusion, Brigadier Percy Johnson highly praised the Women's Auxiliary and all who had participated in making the Birthday Tea such a pleasant and suclessful one.Norah.McCarthy heads Quota Club of Montreal The Quota Club of Montrea! celebrated its eighth charter day at an informal dinner held in the Conference Room of the Lauren- tien Hotel on Wednesday, June 11.The (lub was chartered on June 10, 1950 and the first Charter president was Mrs.Milton R.Perry of Notre Dame de Grace.Quota js a classified service club for business and professional women and is one of over three hunared groups established in the United States, Australia, Alaska, Mexico.Miss Norah E.McCarthy, president, presided and guests included the presidents of Zonta.Altrusa, Soroptimist of Montreal and of Verdun.The speaker was Mrs.John G.Harper, Information Officer of the Canadian Save the Children Fund, who described her recent visit to the camps, clinics, orphanages established by the Canadian Fund in Italy and Austria.The pathetic conditions still prevailing in these countries calls for more and more help to help these children to exist.The need is very great and a greater effort is called upon from all those fortunate to live in comparative comfort to reach a helping hand.In its eight years of service in the comunity, the Quota Club of Montreal has concentrated its efforts among the hard of hearing, especially the children of the Montreal Oral School for the Deaf.The purchase of electronic hearing aid equipment with its 27.The only local camp run for young children, it caters to boys and girls from 6 to 10 years of age and is completely booked.the YWCA's Camp Oolanwin at Ste.Marguerite opens June 27.Camp Lewis, operated by the Montreal * Boys\u2019 Association at St.Adolphe de Howard, will open its first camping period on July 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 individual earphones for the teacher has been made possible through funds raised at the un- nual Christmas party and through rummage sales.Another project has been the adoption of two children through the Cani- dian Save *he Children Fund, an Austrian girl of nine and a Polish boy now living in France.Donations towards the Junior Red Cross, the Canadian Canuer Society and the Quota Interna- 15 tional Fellowship fund were given, Officers recently appointed ave: Norah E.McCarthy, president; Kay Brown, 1st vice-presi- dent, Audrey Clark, 2ng vice- president; Marjorie Zavitsky, treasurer: recording secretary, Helen Boyd; Winnifred Wright, corresponding secretary and Iso- bel Inkster.Blanch Baikie, Hazel Acquin, and Elizabeth Reid, directors.5122 Sherbrooke St.West all inclusive Latest hair styling by teenagers.Family attending together.WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR (Just west of Westmount Theatre) CREAM PERMANENT Miss Lil'ian Herring in attendance WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT \u2014 NO WAITING Monday to Thursday only: Reduced rates for short hair specials \u2014 EL.8636 \u20188.50 experienced operators for.Mom and Daughter Why suffer with worn out, when we can renew, restyle and of styles, colors and fabrics.any upholstered furniture in your home.Your choice out-moded furniture will return like new 10% Discount on all work done during June & July, Call us Now for Free Estimates \u2014 EL.7993.@® FURNITURE REPAIRS © FREE STORAGE TILL FALL WORKMANSHIP | LONDON UPHOLSTERING & SLIPCOVER CO.: 4907 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST [Near Prince Albert) SLIPCOVERS @ DRAPERIES EL.7993 Erase Tummy Bulge Instantly! 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take the large bowl aud mixmaster and cream yolks with sugar.Meanwhile place honey and baking soda in saucepan and warm over very low heat, stirring till foamy, then remove from stove.Prepare your coffee and cool Cut up nuts and raisins.From e total flour, take 44 cup and dust nuts and raisins.Cut wax paper to fit baking mould.Heat oven to 300 degrees.After the yolks and sugar are well creamed, add oil, honey and baking soda mixture, of flour, with mixmaster rotar- ing at low speed, and just long enough for flour to mix.Remove the bowl! from mixmaster.Stir in nuts and raisins with wooden spoon and then fold in egg whites with narrow me'al cakes were judged, not for ap- spatula.Oil mould (using mini- pearance alone but for texture «e+ SO both are borrowing from a bank When borrowing is sound business practice, it is a simple, straightforward process to arrange a loan from a chartered bank, Every day, in every part of Canada, the chartered banks are lending money to farmers, fishermen, producers, manufacturers, processors and other commercial customers, large and small.to meet pay- THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY » .rolls, buy raw materials, market goods and meet a multitude of financial needs.A bank manager is constantly on the lookout for opportunities to make such loans \u2014that\u2019s his job.Bank loans are an essential part of the process that provides the goods and services that make life better for all Canadians.Yh ra Xx + mum of oil), then place wax paper over it, and pour buiter being careful not to fold pack the wax paper, Set cake in middie of oven, 300 degrees for half an hour, then raise temperature to 350 degrees for 3, hour.Five mir- utes before removing cake.put temperature to pre-heat for two minutes to brown top.so it wiil be firmer when cake inverted on plate.Remove cake from tha oven and place on wire rack for 15 minutes to cool.Use knife to loogen sides and centre; place wax paper on top of cake, invert on cake rack, but do ant lift pan, turn pan with botn hands from side to side till you fee] it is not sticking, lift up pan, remove wax paper from cake being careful not to tear cake.Before serving, place vake on fancy plate and decorale,-\u2014 by placing a fancy doily over top held down wilh toothpicks.Then dust with icing sugar in small sieve, using just enough sugar to imprint pattern.Remove doily carefully.Use cerated knife when cutting cake.Will keep for many weeks in a tight cake tin.Honey Cake is especially enjoyed by the men as it 18 the cake their mothers used to make, Margaret E.Munro honored at parties Mrs.W.Dougias Munro ens tertained at tea on Saturday, June 14, for her daughter, Margaret Elizabeth, whose marriage to Mr, John David Britton takes place on Saturday June 21.The tea table was decorated in pink and white, and pouring tea were Mrs.E.Griffin, Mrs.W.H.Reid, Mrs.W.McArthur, Mrs E.S, Reid, Mrs.W.G.Kerr and Mrs.J.C.Britton.Assisting were Mrs.Don Rodgers, Miss Georgia Calder, Miss Nancy Reid, Mrs.S.P.Griffin, Mrs.D.R, Munro and Mrs.AM.Mason.La \u2014 e TV e RADIO © APPLIANCES REPAIRS & SERVICE TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS GORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 2 Property Wanted HUUSE wanted in Wesimount.Seven to 9 rooms.Convenient location.Price up to, $40,000.00.Please call + 1-7197.5 Country Houses To Let Sand Bay, Quebec Near Ottawa.Cottages, furnished, \u20ac :Ciricity, sandy beach.Weekiy or monthly, DE.9220.Ivry North Lake Manitou, 5-room furnished cot- tage, beautiful view.shfe bathing, b-\u2018house.WE.3-6458.7 Resorts CAMP, mcdern conveniences, completely furnished, finished in knotty pine.Fireplace.Large lot, guod fishing.Con-» tact Palmer Burns, 166 Federal Street, St.Albans.Telephone Lakeview 45224.8 Lots For Sale C_I'E ST.LUC, Westluke Avenue, Jot 25 x 87.65c sq.ft.WE.35-3312.17 Avartments To Let - 4965 Cote St.Luc 3% amy floor.balcony, nive view.unfurnished.1-5794, 3 CONDITIONED \u2014fuily equipped modern 3!,-ruoin aparrment.Garage and janitor service.Immediaie oc- cunaney.Phone WE.53-1554.evenings, or see janitor at 200 Kensington Avenue.20 rooms, Ist furnished or Rooms To Let WILSON.near Sherbrooke, bed sitting room, balcony, refrigerator.conkine facilities.DE.1070.MARLOWE.fortably comfortably furnished front room, first floor.Private home.Gentleman\u2019 referred BU.1- -3181.NICE room in apartment.business lady.light privileges.WE.2-7917, DORCHESTER.Guy.bachelor alone, room.suit couple.Privileges.£12.50.WF.21081._ ROOM to let, 4412 Si, West.WE.3.5533.1 WELL \u2018situated on Melville.for lady.WE.3-4134.Suitable 22 Room and Board To Let NDG, room and board for elderly people.Very nice.Very clean.Nurs- ine care night and day.After 7 p.m.HU.09-1046.29 For Sale G.E.Electric Stove In good condition.Seen by appointment.HU.1-0536.Continental Bed Single, head rest, box spring and spring-filled mattress.Splendid condition.Reasonable.WE.35-9439.Dinner Service for 12, new, Wedgewood Coronation.WE.3-6498.CHESTERFIELD set, rifice $50.00.Easy terms.Avenue.CR.6-2586, BEDROOM sets, brand new.Bankrupt stock, (595.00.3541 Van Horne No.1.RE.8.4761, DAVERPORT good condition, for cottage, $15.00.EL.9947, BUREAU, cream color.mirror.Ideal for country, $15.00, WE.2-9267.ANTIQUE furniture, vases, etc.from private home WE.3-1070, WE.2- 4279 after 5.30.EXCELLENT condition, custom built dressers for child\u2019s room, $75.00; 3 pieces.Sac- 5387 Park ideal also Upholstered rocking chair, $60.WE.7-2616 4-PIECE chesterfield set, like new.Sacrifice.RI.4-1951, WEDDING gown and veil.bargain.Size 12-14.HU.8-4874, GENUINE cathedral chair; Jacobean chair: other furniture.5515 Robinson, DE.0054.34 bed, carved natural wood.spring and maltress.$100.00.After 7.WE.5-2212, CROWN Derby cream and sugar: Mopreroft vases.5515 Robinson.DE.BEDROOM set, mahogany.like new.5515 Robinson.DE.0954 ELECTRIC stove; roe Like new.Half price.5515 Robinson.DE.0954.MAPLE mirror: chair; lamps; odd china; glass: pewter.pots and vans; boy's bicvele, size 28.EL.2766.WALNUT single bed, spring and felt mattress.HU, 1-6637.Catherine | 2% a The Wastmoun; Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 evenings until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 For Sale $10.00 and un BY CUSTOMERS REQUEST SHOP WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING JULY.Encore 29 NEW YORK RESALE, SAMPLE DRESSES AND SUITS.Original Values tc $200.00 Hours: 11.6 Tues.through Sat.1535 Sherbrooke St.W.WE.5-5604 Antique Sheraton Bow front chests of drawers dropleaf tables; 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Mortgage loans quickly.volt.Regular $219.00, $50.00 each.In in upper Westmount.Experienced and Contractors, privates Notary.RA.BA condition.PO.6-6961 days fond of children.HU.8-700 8-4541.nnlv Garden Tables $12.50 .: \u201c White steel, 33\u201d and 42\u201d diameter.n n Half price.Regularly $24.95, now 2 $12.50.Gladstone's, 5323 Decarie.DE.8332.\"HESTERFIELD-DAVENPORT sets, 3 pieces, new, $70.00.3541 Van Horne No.1.RE.8.4761.0 EVELEIGH Rawhide weekender and Building Repairs Furniture Repairs ENGLISH workmanship, brick laying, pi lastering, chimneys rebuilt, tuek pointing and painting.Contract or ANTIQUE furniture restoration, Dining and bedroom sets refinished.French polishing, R., H.Mullins An- wardrobe, good condition.$70.00.HU.- : i .y £ 2 per hour.All work guarantéed.Mr.tiques, Reg'd., 1317 Greene Avenue, 9-7059 evenings.oo O'Connor, HU.8-5042.WE.5-3894.CHESTERFIELD and chair, $20.90; EUROPEAN carpenter.Alterations, ANTIQUE turniture restoration, re- aby carriage, Lox Soluxe, Excel repairs, additions, playrooms.Fine oroduction Caomnet and furniture lent condition, $25.00.HU.1-7108.workmanship, Free estimate.Niel: made to order.repaired, remodelled.sen, ays WE.7-739], eves., WE.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd., rear 31 Wanted to Purchase |, 1251 Greene WE.7-4879.ANTIQUE furniture, china.paintines, ALL general carpentry.Remodelling, ; jewellery, silver.Rae Dog fins planned kitchens, offices, finishing Furriers Res'd., 1317 reene.5-3894.basements, etc Also builder.Free = Je Sreene.Wh Sa ; ' oo HAVE vour furs repaired or re-styled YOUTH bed or pair maple beds, estimates.Call DU.7-7535, at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1935 comolete.HU, 8-3326.Carpentry Greene Ave WE.2-3312.32 Domestic Help Wanted Capable Person 2 to 5 p.m.for light housework fake child out.Between Blvd.Murrav Park.HU.1-1730.and and Trave! by agent From questinns that have heen asked by several people it is | clear that the exa~t function of the travel agent is not well known yet.In SABENA's (Belgian World Airline) Handhook \u201cHOLIDAY ABROAD\u201d the point of view of an air carrier on this suhiert is inrnded in the section \u201cYOU AND YOUR TRAVEL AGENT:\" \u201cYour travel agent is the authority in .the gay.exciting world of travel .one whose stock in trade is a thorough Knowledge of transportation in all its forms, whose knowledge can help insure pleasant, comfortable traveling for you every mile of th.way.\" Planning your trip is half the fun, but arranging the endless details involved in putting your plan into action is a different matter entirely.Surely, it is pointless to become entangledx with endless telephone calls.hotel correspondence, and connection problems, when you can deal with one person, an expert.in all such matters.Someone who has established connections all over the world, enabling him to turn over to you, in less time than seems possible, a neat package of tickets, coupons, and reservations.Once you have settled \u2018on the itinerary of your choice.contact your travel agent.He will immediately set the complicated: machinery in action to secure everything you will need.He can supply you with travelers\u2019 cheques, insurance policies, and travel documents from foreign government offices not requiring you to appear in person.In another section of the same pamphlets.\u201cWHAT HIS SERVICES COST \u2014 A travel agent's a and fravel ez principal source of income is derived from commissions.For example, in providing transportation, he receives a commission from the carrier; therefore, the cost to you is the same as if you bought your tickets direct.Hotel reservations are frequently made without charge when the commissions earned will cover the cost of handling.Otherwise it may be necessary to add an expense-of-handling charge to cover the actual costs incurred and provide a reasonable profit, this of course.would include wire charges necessary to procure reservations.In the event it becomes necessary to cancel plans, the agent may make a nominal charge for services which have heen rendered to cover out-of-pocket expenses.Evaluation protests may be filed As in the past year, evaluation of property in Westmount for the purpose of determining schorl taxes will in 1958 be in- .creased by 37 per cent.This increase js necessary to bring the Westmount evaluations in line with those of Montreal.The Westmount Municipal Association, noting this situation, spoke at their last meeting of bringing the information before the public.Protests may be filed with the Superintendent of Education of Greater Montreal Protestant School Board within 30 days of notice of the evaluation revision \u2014in fact, this means on or before June 25.PLANNED kitchens, nlavrooms.alterations.etc.Furniture made to or- der.Workmanship guaranteed.WE.7-8981, Jim Clancy .Decorating WALLS and ceilings washed and painted by experienced man.Windows and floors also done.Phone W.Campbell.RE 1-0640.Dressmaking Alterations on dresses, suits and coals, expertly tone by Mrs.R.Toth, EL.3172.EUROPEAN dressmaker designer dresses.suits.coats.made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace 5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.Office Equipment EXPERT REPAIRS Typewriters, Adding Machines, Calculators, Comptometers, Cheque- Writers, etc.ALL WORK GUARANTEED Free estimates made.Replace machines provided free.2-1906 BATES BUSINESS MACHINES REG'D.4204 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST USE EXAMINER FOR BEST RESULTS ® SODS, GRASS SEEDS FREE ES EL.HAMPTON GARDEN SUPPLY SPECIALLY PREPARED OP SOIL FOIlt FLOWER BEDS & LAWNS BLACK EARTH $5.& $10.Loads BROWN EARTH 3 tons $10., 6 tons $15.FILLING SOIL 6 tons $7 © BULLDOZINC © LANDSCAPING @ CONCRETE For Every Order Over $10.\u2014 1 lb.Grass Seed ® ASPHALT PAVING TIMATES 1177 SHADE TREE Metropolitan Blvd.MAINTENANCE IS OUR SERVICE Fleet of fully equipped trucks Year round service Trained crews Insurance Protection \u201cConsult with confidence\u201d (FANADIAN SHape Tres Service J £ A HU.9-6811 LIMITED Lachine, {Montreal 32) gma STE a > ERA 18 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 District players on cricket team Two players of the Montreal Cricket league are members of the 14-man cricket team composed of Ontario and Quebec players who will play a series of matches in Bermuda.Play started last Sunday.The players are Mel Rilstone and George Lowbridge.Captained by Ed Burns of St.Cutharines, the party includes Mike Berry.Jimmy Chappell, Dean Trowse, Graham Byfield, Brian Christen, Len Maile and Sid Wardle of Toronto; Arthur Keir | anl Husein Nakooda of St.Cathar- ines: Bruce Lang of Ottawa: Lain Anderson of Oakville, Raoul Baril, president St.George Snowshoe Raoul F.Baril was chosen president for the second straight term at the annual meeting of the St.George Snowshoe Club.New direclors appointed were H.S.Hamilton, A.J.D.Wright and Phil Martin.George Lowbrige and Mel Ril stone of Montreal.The following scheduled matches are to be played: June 19, St.George's Cup team; June 22; Somerset Cup team; June 24, Bermuda Cricket Association Select; June 26 and 27.Pick of Bermuda; and June 28.Somers Isle Select.Capozzi tosses one hit LL tilt John Capozzi bloomed into the Little League spotlight tossing a one-hitter for the Orioles who blasted the ludians 10-3 in the American 'B\u2019 at Westmount Grounds.In the American \u2018A\u2019 loop Tigers dumped Athletics 6-3 while the Cardinals blanked Phillies 1-0 in National \u2018B\u2019.: Capozzi's one-hitter came behind his team's nine-hit onslaught.His club committed | and Friday June 23rd to Members WESTMOU 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.WESTNOUNT \"Y\" SUMMER FUN CLUB Open to boys and girls Operates all day Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: Thursday afternoons Registration Is Still Open FUN FOR ALL ® SWIMMING ® CRAFTS ® TOURS ® SPORTS ® HIKES ® CAMPING : RATES: Non-members $12.00 for 8 weeks Members $ 8.50 for 8 weeks Non-members $ 5.00 for 2 weeks CALL NOW FOR FOLDER Last Call For The 9 to |5 years mornings.August 15th $ 3.00 for 2 weeks NT YMCA WE.7-3916 }! WONDERFUL THAT'S OKeefe.THE MILD ALE BFCAUGE O'KEEFE IS ARI WID WilH SSECOLESS HOPS VO FUIMINATE ALL UNPLEASANT BITTERNESS y prix OKeefe .THE MILD ALE! Competing against top bowlers of the island, John Henderson of the Westmount Bowling club captured the single crown when he defeated A.Young of Lachine Riverside 21-14 in the provincial final.Celebrating his victory, Mr.Hencerson was recently named branch manager of a Montreal bank.It was the second time that he won the single crown.The other occasion was in 1955.This victory will send the Westmount club champion to Victoria for the national matches.In the Class \u2018B\u2019 championship played on an adjoining strip al Lachine's club layout.S.Lar- balastier of the home club defeated F.Jackson, CNR, 21-11.Despite the cool weather.a gool crowd turned out to see the windup of the tourney and they were not disappointed.Both matches provided plenty of * only one error while the losers were also charged with one.Orioles collected all their runs in the first three innings.scoring three in the first, two in the! second and five in an Indian: killing third frame.Jim Marshall was the winning hurler for the Tigers tossing a three-hitter and Bernard Pelletier in scoring his shutout for; Lhe Cardinals allowed only two! safeties.Westmount rink wins at Caledonia The first competition of the season of the Caledonia Lawn Bowling Club was held last Saturday.This was a mixed rinks affair and consisted of two 10 end games in the afternoon and one 15 end game in the evening.A full entry of 16 teams participated and the winring rink irom the Westmount Lawn Bowling club was composed of the following: Mrs.Guilboard, J.| Forbes.Mrs.Henderson, J.Henderson, skip.The runners-up were Verdun Lawn Bowling club composed of the following: Mrs.Ramsay, J.Ramsay, Mrs.Kennedy, D.Ken- nedv.skip.The Spider event was won by F.Marsden of Lachine.| Supper was served to- ail competitors by the ladies ol Caledonia, 0 club fourney at LaSalle club The eighth annual \u2018Q\u2019 Club of Montreal Golf Tournament will be held at LaSalle Golf Club Friday.Chairman Fern Pesant is looking for a record turnout this vear.All money from the tournament goes towards buv- ing comforts far the Old People's Home, Father Dowd Memorial Home and the Catholic Men's Hostel.Last yveur the Q Club distributed a total of $2,018.49 in comforts to these Associations.Fred Benoit is president ot the \u2018Q\" Club which was originated by Jack Roche who is still a.1 active worker.Legion golf title goes fo Kryskow Bill Kryskow of Coronation Branch 73 posted a gross 77 Saturday to capture the Canadian Legion Provincial Command golf championship at Val- levfield Golf Club.; | Sitting in front of a 33 or 30 HP motor is a wonderful form of summer fun.But remember.hot- rodding on the water is just us dangerous as il is on the high-' wav.Play safe fur miore fun a- \"ee float.| A 2 \"WA Wesimounf's Henderson wins provincial single bowling crown talented play, with the ultimate winners getting their big breaks at just about the halfway point.Young kept Henderson in check through the early ends and at one time, the score was 11-all.Henderson moved ahead at 14-11 and this was the turning point as he maintained a strong pace the rest of the way.Larbalastier stamped himself as a real comer.Only two years at the game, the Lachine member played a steady hand throughout and made his move at the eighth end after a tight nip-and-tuck affair.Westmount club mixed fournament results Westmount Lawn Bowling club held a mixed tournament on Saturday and following are Lhe results: G.Knox.18; R.Shenevert, 11: H.C.Kent, 25: W .Kearns, 4; J.Forbes, :6: J.Hesgie, 9; D Kean, 21: J.Perrigo, 9: W.Brown, 12; W.Capper.10.: - the Inter-Provincial Ontario, Quebec lawn bowlers play here June 21 Oia will be the guests of Quebec on June 21 in Goodwill Match.Six rinks will meet each other, with aggregate scores determining the result.The match is unique as there are never any prizes.The meeting of the two provinces is te foster goodwill.The originator of the mateh Cliff Argue, was a one time prominent Ontario lawn bowler.Of the eight matches played, Quebec have won six und hope to chalk up another on their home green.Prior to the match which will be played at the CNR Lawn Bowling Club, Lachine, a re ception will be held for the power plant.At present Cliffnrd visitors at the Laurentien hotel.Learn the rules of the road.Make sure you know what to do when meeting or passing another power boat or when approaching a sailboat or canoe.Play safe for more fun afloat, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Bill Roberts\u2019 Musical Clock \u2014 6:30 to 9:00 A.M.Rendez-vous with Rod \u2014 9:30 to 10:00 A.M.Mike Stephen's Club 800 \u2014 4:05 to 5:00 P.M.The World Tonight \u2014 11:15 P.M.SATURDAY Tennessee Ernie Show 12:05 to 12:30 Percy Hyland's Sat.Sports Magazine 12:45 to 1:00 P.M.SUNDAY Make Way For Youth 1:30 to 1:45 P.M.The Lawrence Welk Show 6:30 ro 6:55 P.M.DIAL 600 - CJAD MORE PEOPLE than any other DRY GIN Distilled in Canada and'Distributed by The House of Seagram ERE ear cop | Sports Whirl By Ceorge E.Jones HE ALOUETTES football T coaching clinic with the co- oneration of the Quebec Rugby ¥oothall Union has gone\u2019 over with a big bang.Not that other ¢linies that the QRFU have held in the past have not gone on just as well, but never has so many members of Als helped to make this clinic- a bigger succ ss.Many coaches of the district whom I have talked wilh agree that the clinic has worked out very well.The boys are supplied with a pencil a note book and take notes like madmen.I'm sure that they will gain a lot from the clinic which closes tonight.The players will be the big winners for they will gain more.ow 0% \u2018The reason for the $2.00 registration fee which each and every student coach had to pay is to make them feel that they are a member of the clinic.Besides that the CRU.according to Myer Insky, through the QRFU gave $250 towards the clinic.This came out of the $15,000 grant that was given to the CRU by the pro clubs for mino* football.The cost of operating the elinic should not be too high.: The city of Westmount will charge them about $100 for the; In the Montreal and Distriet use of the WAG hall, chairs.cricket League the West Indian and other items to conduct the! tenn christened their new home clinic.at Trenholme Park with a decis- \u2018 ive victory over Westmount with 71 all out.West Indians won the toss and sent Westmount in te bat.Winston Keily ran up 35 for West- Real estate board gold mafch Friday Members of the Montreal Real Estate Board will be holding annual golf tourna- their fifth ment Friday, June 20, at the COMING GAMES Lachute Golf and Country A\u2019 Division Club.Tee-off time is 11:00 Saturday: Canadair at West- o'clock.mount; Stelco at Adastrians; West Indians at Wanderers; Mt.Royal at Verdun.\u2018B\u2019 Division Saturday: Westmount at Cana- dair; Adastrians at TCA; Wanderers at West Indies.Bye for Rolls Royce.All games start at 2 p.m, mount but the rest of the team fell quickly to the bowling of Roland Thomas who took even wickets for 27 runs.Batting for West Indians were Jules Garvey.41 not out and Cuthbert Harte 14.Westmount's best powler was K.Branker, 2 for 14.A large nuinber of real estate brokers, executives and salesmen are expected to take pats in this tournament as well as the dinner which follows.MORE THAN EVER Whiteley's Rye IS YOUR BEST BUY becouse it .Now Costs Less Age and Finest Quality Unchanged A DIVISION Wanderers 112 for 6, Verdun 201 for 8 declared.C.Pansz 17.J.Newnes 14 N.O., Mike Wol- sten 26, C.Croft 26.D.Vaux 20 N.O.; Charlie White 2 for 29.New match dates sef for ladies Quebec Branch of the Canadian Ladies Golf Union issued a revised schedule for the Tesi Matches Lo determine the Provincial teani to go to Saskatoon in August.The team contenders play at Lachine June 23.The provincial championships at Grand'Mere also serve as a Test Match, Whitlock, con- Y2-25-40 oz at all QLC Stores Trailers for boats, lumber, horses and luggage.CAMPING EQUIPMENT Outboard Motors Car tow bar ACE TRAILER .RENTAL SERVICE 5510 Cote des Neiges RE.8-9871 Judy Darling of «| is currently leading \u2018the tenders for a, team berth.Janet McWha, Country Club with three points; Mrs.G.R.Patterson, Kanawaki two; Mrs.G.B.Maughan, Kanawaki one and Mrs.J.P.Collette, Seignory Club one point comprise tine \u2018leading players so far.a score ot 73 for 3 to the Westies *+ = WR RO JE oA RR READY FOR THE BIG SHOW: Mare, left, and wife Maureen Cloutier, centre, tells Paul Bertrand, Dow's director of sales, they are all set for the big.Aqua Ski Revue in which they star.The spectacle is being launched Sunday at the Commodore Yacht Club at Pont Viau.The big Dow show will tour all parts of the province until mid-September.West Indians beat Westies: Verdun still holds 1st place Bernie Thomas 2 for 24, Charlie White 91.Gerry Comacho 23.Sid Foster 19.Ed Gibson 25 N.O.; J.Newnes 4 for 46, J.Dougias 2 fol 15.' Adastrians 168 for 7 declared, \u2018anadair 112 for 5.Roy Baker, 26.Geoff Perkin 33, Alastair MacLaughlin 29 N.O.; Graham Ellison 53 N.O.; Ian Gibson 26 N.o.\" \u2018 Mount Royal 80 for 3.Stelco 24, Jack Grew 20 N.O.; Jack Ries 11; Pete Snell 4 for 10.Harold Cox 3 for 13.B DIVISION Westmount 169, West Indians 139 for 8.Noel Stanford: 43, John Davis 28, Brian Taylor 25; Horace Lewis 5 for 83; Reyi.old Clark 38, Graham Nurse 23 N O.; John Nurse 30 N.O.: R.Parsons 5 fur 14, John Davis 2 for 22., Canadair 24, Adastrians 25 for 4.FE Richards 3 for 4, Alec Rennie 2 for 10, =.Shoriland 2 for 1.TCA, Rolls Royce 29 for 1.D.Pounds 6 for 9; H, Davis 11 N.O.; J.MeTernan 10 N.O.\u201cThe Original\u201d + Westmount .Rotary | \u201cThe Westmount Examiner, Friday, June 20, 1958 Good field for 0'Keefe tourney A distinguished field of entrants will compete for the $1,- 000 prize honey at the O'Keefe Tournament in Three Rivers on the weekend.The two-4ay prc-amateur tourney is the first in a series of five to be held this summer in the province, will be open to amateurs and pros from the Quebec zone only.KI-8-Eb's par 72 is a testing one, and the only pros to break it have been veteran Jules Huot, Laval, who won last year\u2019s O'Keefe tourney there with a 71, Jack Kay, and Al Balding.ASPHALT PAVING EL.1177 HUDSON CONSTRUCTION INC.The \u201cCOOL CONTROL\u201d brew First taste of friendly Dow, you know you've found the beer for you.Just for fun, take Dow home .see why.we call it the beer with the friendly flavour! your \u201cCOOL CONTROL\" BREWED N7 Circus Fun and Excitement for the Whole Family.! M AKE up a party, \u2014 attend one of the 2 Fun- Packed Nights ! y¥ There'll be important spert stars.À Alouette Football, stars Jc Over 30 booths À Fish pond for the kids & Games to test skill, at which you can win valuable prizes! ne-and-Only Fun-Packed Carnival In A NEW SPOT, the Westmount Athletic Grounds | St.Catherine West of Greene 2 More Nites Fun \u2014 Tonite and Saturday - PIS A mo, CRE ido = - « Fastball Team brain trust who are plotting the strategy for Dow Brewers in the Snowdon Major Fastball League this year are, left to right: coach Herb Kert, manager Pat Patterson, business manager Jack Eagan and captain Pete Constable.Prosper, Steinberg's hattle it out for second place as Verdun loses HE weather man found in heart to declare a good weekend, despite the near gale force wind, and the Snowdon league \u2018took every advantage of it and got in* some action.The results saw Dow still in first place; Prosper went into second place; Steinbergs third; Verdun dropped from second to fourth and Pepsi re- | mained in the cellar.Dow held a six point lead over their second place rivals after taking two games on Sunday.& COMING GAMES Sunday: Verdun at Dow, Tren- holme, 8 p.m.;Steinberg\u2019's at Pepsi Prefontaine Park, 6.30 p.m.; Pepsi at Verdun, Dow at Prosper.2:00 p.m.Monday: Dow at Steinberg\u2019s, Tren- home Park, 8.45 p.m.Tuesday: Prosper at Verdun.Willi brord Park, Verdun.double header, 1st game at 7:00 p.m.> ' Trenholme Park, 2 p.m.Prefontaine Park, dropped Steinbergs 7-4 They with the game going into one extra inning and blanked Pepsi Cola 3-0 in the afternoon.Prosper gained ground by taking two games from Verdun Sportsmen.They won the afternoon tilt 6-2 and in the evening \u2018before their home crowd down east, they won 3-0.In another game played last Thursday, Steinbergs remained dlive with a 1-1 win over Pepsi.ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.® Groceries and Imported Delicacies.ATIONA|: | ¢00D SHop \u2018The Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) Gil Legare is not an import and as always played good ball.He proved that point for the Dow Iowa was pitching his first team when he went the route to beat the Pepsi kids and in the Steinberg game had to step into 1e de Pocket gopher-is-one-of| \u2018the; few animals that can run | backwards as fast-and as easily as it can\u2018 move forward.Townships Spring Valley Inn SOUTH BOLTON, QUE.\u2019 \u201cAf the Sign = ; of the Shaggy = Dog\" Plan now to enjoy® quiet tom- fort and atmosphére in the Mountains of Brome during your vacation.\u2018Just east of thé famous Bolton Pass on Highway 39.The most direct route to the Maine Coast.Rooms and Full Course Meals by Reservation.J.B.HAMILTON, Host IN KNOWLTON.THE LAKEVIEW HOUSE Offers you rooms with bath, | food, good bar, and \u2018best eo \u2014 the lowest rates, ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPECIAL RATES FOR YEAR-ROUND RESIDENCE.\u2019 STOP AND SEE US, OR PHONE CHapel 3-9806 For full Phone Mansonville 68 R 2-1 PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY, QUE, Situated on beautiful Lake Mas.sawippi, 90 miles from Montreal, Route 1 to Magog.Paved road all the way to North Hatley.Golf, water skiing ana all other summer Sports supervisea by resident director.£very modern comfort at reasonable rates.Sprinkler Protected Fully Licensed particulars regarding rates, etc.write or phone 23, John McKay, proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, HU.1.2771.the gap, taking over in the fifth, Paul Reberry the pitcher from game for Dow.Legare has a 5-0 record on the mound.Brewers have won seven in nine starts.Huey Hall got into the game between Reberry and Legare.assisted by Students.nurses.Screened cabins.Owner-Director: \u201cCROW\u2019S NEST\u201d ORFORD LAKE, P.Q.22nd Season Girls 5 to 17 years \u2014 Boys 5 to 7 only Featuring Riding (horses and ponies) swimming, land and water sports, music.dancing and handicraft.Trained supervision by College Graduates, A well equipped infirmary with registered Extensive electric refrigeration.Chapel \u2014 Roman Catholic mass in Eastman Village.Mrs.E.Lionel Judah 1557 St.Mark, Apt.7 Tel: Montreal WE.5-5717 or Waterloo 83W22 Mrs.F.G.Flynn (Representing Mrs.Judah) HU, 9-2812 sig Sunday Time for a break.make the most of it with MOLSON'S Canada\u2019s largest selling Ale ls 9 \u201c ministere ind ove rears Le by the acc 0; month J to Cou Managg The 027.04 ¢ 1957 1958 ar May 31 over $2 owing.The po ing to th cidents d which WwW accident the prev juries we Or the conveyed and seve lance.Munici convictio: fences) a cases.P Buildin to a to value of two for ations, of age.The mits to N as compa the sume Tiere of garba totalling scavengin The fi 30 calls, cellaneou false alan The ch buildings flues.The H ported 66 disease.7 38 second Salk Va The Ct four dos clinics wi 53.Almos tered in An An X-Ray ce torix Ha which 2,0 This was Sons Over Nurses Healtth prelimina ered 11 mediate 30 defect The Grounds and ass sions for soccer a baseball q Par Reg Playgrd some 135 to start activities.park sum at Stayn Albert P mount\u201d Pg Apart 1 ers also touch foo pation off which wil Childret to the ¢ what act and give tion in th "]