The Westmount examiner, 29 août 1958, vendredi 29 août 1958

[" VOL.XXIX, No.35 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29.1958 SIXTEEN PAGES Back to school Wednesday: Summer vacation spent, students face studies Bells, books and blackboards will be the order of the day for over 3,500 high school and elementary pupils attending Westmount schools as the living close to Westmount,\u201d Mr, Steeves stated.Approximately 1,000 boys and girls are expected to attend St.Leo\u2019s Academy and St.Paul's - Academy\u2019 Wednesday.St.Paul's expects the same enrollment as last year.300 English girls and 250 French girls.According to are not large enough to accommodate more .than 25-30 students in each class.Neither Protestant nor Catholic school boards are planning any construction in the area this year, officials reported.Although the Protestant board is making plans for a new high PRIVATE SCHOOLS New s:udents at Lower Canada College will enrol at 10 aim, Wednesday with others following at 8.40 a.m.Thursday.St.\u201d George's School opens at 9 a.m.September 8 for elementary students with high school enrollments scheduled at 8.40 Playground presents awards Children of the three Westmount Playgrounds paraded last night at the West- mount Athletic Grounds and demonstrated the activi- vities which have kept them occupied during the summer.The occasion was the annua! Awards Night which marks the closing of the playground swmmer program.The program opened at 7 p.m.with a colorful march- past of children from West- mount, Stayner and Prince Albert playgrounds led by a band.Exhibitions of softball, paddle tennis, touch football, table tennis, dodgeball, table hockey and school semester begins officials at the school, some school in Westmount, construc- a.m.the same day.Miss Edgar checkers were staged for the W.ednesday, September students are refused admission tion will not begin this year, and Miss Cramp\u2019s School opens onlooking parents, friends and 3 each year because classrooms Mr, Steeves said.September 10.city officials, pils are expected to attend the five local Protestant schools, R.Steeves, superintendent and secretary - treasurer of the Westmount Protestant School Board reported.Over 1,000 of these will be high school students, Ishlemeji, 10; Best girl in he said.handicrafts, Beverly Jones, 9; } A i ; 3 Most athletic boy, Andre Camilli, } Westmount Protestant schools ; ; \u2014 Roslyn, Kings, Queens, 11; Most athletic girl, Ewa j Westmount Junior High and Szezepanowska, 8.; i Westmount Senior High \u2014 have PRINCE ALBERT PARK: - Most popular boy, Dean Crooks, \u201cplenty of accommodations\u201d for theic pupils, Mr.Steeves said, as he added that they are expecting their student enrollment to remain approximately the same us last year.Although there may be a slight increase of students at the senior high level, thare will probably be a slight decrease at the elementary level to keep the total en- Approximately 2,600 pu-?Following the athletic demonstrations, award winners were presented to the City Council.Awards went to 18 youngsters from the three playgrounds as follows: WESTMOUNT PARK: Most popular boy, Arthur Fowler, T; Most popular girl, Ann McNally, 12; Best boy in handicrafts, Dick 11; Most popular girl, Jacqueline Laliberte, 10; Best boy in handicrafts, Jerry Salvaneschi, 12; Best girl in handicrafts, Nicole Dare, 8; Most athletic boy, Chris Lygitsakos, 13; Most athletic girl, Sharon Gubbay, 9.STAYNER PARK: Most popular boy, Buddy McKaig, 13; Most popular girl, Sandra Stechlin- ski, 7; Best boy in handicrafts, roliment about the same, he sais, ; .» .James Roguski, 13; Best girl in estmoun Protestan handicrafts, Sherril Muir, \u201c4; schools have more room than * The recently completed postal Most athletic boy, Ron Sheel, hey nezd to accommodate only © station «t the corner of Prince 12: Most athletic girl, Sherril local students and some of their Golf tournament histor Albert and Sherbrooke will Muir, 14.pupils come from outsida the \u2018 soon be in full operation.area.About 25 percent of their Though the supplementary sta- » e students are from Montreal, Mr.$l d Î R i y tion on Sherbrooke between SSteeves said.Because Montreal ov ine 0 0 aridns Victoria and Grosvenor will schools are somewhat short of > then be closed, the new build- facilities, and \u201c\u2018\u201c\u2018sinca we have Westmount Rotarians saw a film made of last year's ing will serve residents of the the accommodations, we have made them available to pupils False alarm brings fine Fred Fisher, 23, Elm avenue, wag arrested by police shortly after the fire aepartment had been called out on a malicious false alarm al Dorchester and Clandeboye streets early Sunday morning, He appeared before Judge Bernard Rose, Monday, and pleaded guilty to turning in the false alarm and also to damaging two motor car radio aerials.He was sentenced to $20 and costs in each cage or 15 days, to run concurrently.The acoussed paid the fine.Bail refused man on abduction charge 48th Canadian Open Golf Championship at the Westmount Golf and Country Club, Kitchener, Ont., at their weekly meeting Wednesday.The film was sponsored by Joseph E.Seagram and Sons Ltd who present the Seagram Gold Cup to the winner of the tournament and the occasion marked the twentieth time it had been awarded.Introducing the film, \u201cA Champion 1s Born,\u201d Edwin Cul- Westmount Art on exhibition The summer exhibition of Montreal artists at Helene de Champlain Restaurant which started June 27 will close in a little less than two weeks \u2014 September 8.The works of several Westmount artists are in the display.including: Ghitla Caiserman, 553 Ken- sington avenue, Eric Golberg, 331 Clarke avenue, Charles R.Graham, 460 Grosvenor avenue, Car collides with bus A car driven by Frederick Marco de Muinck, 29, 4720 Vez- kin, of the firm's sales department, reminded members that the Canadian Open had first been played at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in 1304 and that apart from the years 1216-18 and 1943- 44, during the two world wars, it had been playad continuously ever since.It now ranks third behind the British and American Opens in world importance.The Canadian Open attracts the world's best golfers from Canada, the United States and overseas and has been won by a host of golf's greatest competitors.Walter Hagen, Leo Diegel, Lawson Little and Bobby Locke have through the years, all carried off first prize in the event.The tournament has, of course, become more worth the while of golfers as the years have gone area more efficiently as the second central post office in Westmount.CAR DAMAGED Cieplak Tadeuz, 39, 84 \u2014 40 Abingdoon road, Kew Gardens, New York, left his car parked in front of 31 Staynor street, Saturday night and coming out in the morning found it had been hit.The panel under the trunk was dented, the rear bumper pushed in and the rear license plate light broken.Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL August 30 to September 6 Bright with frosty mornings and cloudy evenings and some wind.Hurricanes mainly in south and out to sea.Risk of heavy night showers this week, particularly in mountain districts.Temperature range 35-70°F in the south; 28-60°F in the north.Sunny 45 hours.Mainly sunny and warmer into the middle of the week with widely scattered rains or short thunder showers.Killing frosts probable in northern districts, morning fogs or mists in the south, i] by.In 1936, the total prize money amounted to $5,000.Today, a pot of $25,000 is shared by the most successful entrants, with $3,000 Pleasant and much warmer for the end of the week, although tropical storms on eastern coasts could bring strong winds and rain.Snow flurries vr cold rains in northern Ontario and Quebec, Labrador and Newfoundland.Fishing fair morning ina avenue, Montreal, collided with an MTC bus driven by M.Ethier, 58, 3784 Marlowe avenue, Montreal, at the intersec- Charles Mines, 37.1023 Fifth avenue, Verdun, appeared before Judge Bernard Rose Wednesday, on a charge of abducting against her \u201cwill Mrs.Ida Baker, of] tion of Ste.Catherine street for the winner.and evening.N.D.G., a waitress in a Weyt-| and Greene avenue, Tuesday.-Ap- Seagram\u2019s also sponsors the : .: mount restaurant.The accused parently, the car was turning! Canadian Blind Golfers Tourna- From now on the weather pritern will change to give us elected to be tried by a judge north to enter Greene avenue ment and the Canadian Profes- storms on Thursday and Saturday evenings, with bright ; ; Sundays; his will hold through autumn and winter.sional Golfers Association Tournament.Their total promotions in golf amount to $80,000.when it stopped to let pedestrians cross and the accident occurred, y and jury and bail was refused pending lis appearance in the Montreal Courts.Cold snap, with snow flurries possible next week. WESTMINSTER BUILDING ESTIMATES FREE SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT RLASONABLE RATES W.FRIEDRICH Master Watchmaker 1316 GREENE AVE.{Next to Post Office) WE.7-1855 CONTRACTORS Specialist in PROPERTY REPAIRS PAINTING CHIMNEY REPAIRS, WATER PROOFING PLASTERING FOUNDATION ROOFING ETC.ONE OF THE Phone HU.9-6939 Night EL.7431 MOST IMPORTANT jobs available to girls in the Canadian Red Cross Society is that of drivers for the Blood Transfusion service.The work consists of delivering blood to hospitals, picking up blood specimens and transporting staff and equipment to and from city and out-of-town clinics.Drivers can be either French or English-speaking.They must be able to drive cars with manual gearshift, hold driver\u2019s or chauffeur\u2019s license, have driving experience and be willing to drive the mobile clinics out of town.The depot is situated at Victoria and Isabella avenues.Above: Drivers MISS B.QUINLAN, MISS J.WURTTLE and MISS M.A.SHERRITT, who is in charge, HAMPTON GARDEN SUPPLY SPECIALLY PREPARED TOP SOIL FOR FLOWER BEDS & LAWNS BLACK EARTH $5.& $10.Loads BROWN EARTH 3 tons $10., é tons $15.FILLING SOIL 6 tons $7.® SODS, GRASS SEEDS ® BULLDOZING @ LANSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES For Every Order Over $10 \u2014 1 Ib.Grass seed EL.1177 ® ASPHALT PAVING ® CONCRETE Unity Boys\u2019 Club Summer program winding up today The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of \u2018Westmount which is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Westmount and is affiliated with the Red Feather Services of Welfare Federation brings down the curtain on its summer program activities today when some 60 youngsters will travel to Saratoga Beach for a day's outing.The program for the day will include: swimming, group games, softball and refreshments.== LE 5-2595 FOR BEST SERVICE Work Guaranteed Modowize Equipped Truck YOUR HEATING SYSTEM FREE ESTIMATES CONSULT AN EXPERT FOR EACH JOB ROOFING - PLUMBING - HEATING VENTILATION - GAS BURNERS ® Day & Night Service LEO FALARDEAU 3955 ST.JAMES STREET WEST WE.3-2432 ÿ rt \u2014\u2014\u2014 ; CLIFFSIDE.GARAGE.428° ST.CATHERINE ST.: WEST WESTMOU NT VICTOR LL Gerfrude Stein's cousin dies here Mrs.Amy S.Jacobs, 334 Cote St.Antoine road, died Tuesday at the age of 72.Funeral service took place yesterday afternoon at her late residence.Born Amy Stein in Baltimore, Md., she was the cousin of the famous author Gertrude Stein, and widow of the late S.W.Jacobs KC and former MP.Active in community work, Mrs.Jacobs was the founder of the Montreal Council of Jewish Women, of which she was president from 1918 to 1925 and honorary president at the time of her death, and was also a past president of the Montreal YW HA.She was a member of Ha- dassah and of the Elmridge Country Club.She is survived by three daughters, Mrs.G.J.Rosengar- ten (Ann), Mrs.N.A.Warner (Eleanor), Mrs.I.Margulis (Deborah); a sister, Mrs.A.Blond- heim; and eight grandchildren.Burial was in the Shaar Hash- omayim Cemetery.Australian books at Library here Westmount Public Library is featuring a display of Australian books, being exhibited throughout Canada under the auspices of the Australian-Canadian Association, The books having been selected and provided by the Australian Book Publishers Association.The books will be in West- mount until September 10, and the public is invited to inspect them.The Library 1s open from 10 am.to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday, and from 10 to 6 on Saturday.* During the past two months, July and August, some 200 boys \u2018and girls have taken part in Unity's Summer Program.Tours, hikes, trips to places of interest in and out of Montreal, sports, a Learn to Swim Program, swimming at Beaches, etc, have kept the youngsters of Westmount and St.Henry occupied during the summer vacation period.REGISTRATION And once again, with the children of the district returning to school, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club will commence its annual registration of Club members for the 1958-59 season.Beginning the.2nd of September, Club Headquarters situated at 1090 Greene avenue, will be open afternoons and evenings for registration purposes.The registration period will end September 15, however, former club members and new members may renew their memberships or join anytime during the forthcoming season.Only members with their 1958-59 cards will be allowed to participate in the program, Plans for the new season are nearly complete.A full schedule of arts, crafts, sports, social activities and special activities have been planned.Stolen car smashes steps A green Buick, subsequently - discovered to have been stolen from 5750 David street, Montreal, wag driven into the driveway of Mr.Walter Wilton, 3 Albert place, smashed the front steps of the house and was driven away.The car was owned by the Central Loan and Finance Co, 400 Ontaria street west.Mrs.Wilton, who was in the house at the time the incident took place, came out to investigate and was able te give police a description of the driver.Mrs.G.Stephanie, 3 Albert place, who was returning from her shopping, and three City surveyors, working on the street, all saw the licence number of the car.The Incident occurred when two men drove into Albert place and one of the men entered the Buick which was parked nearby.After smashing the steps, he drove off followed by the man in the other car.The stolen car was later recovered by police in Joliette, stripped of a quantity of equipment, including the radio and heater.Fire department runs several minor calls The Fire Department was called out on several minor alarms this week.À fire was extinguished under a wooden platform at the CPR siding on Hillside avenue.Another fire was put out when Roslyn avenue burst into flames.A water pipe burst in the top floor of an apartment on Victoria avenue and flooded the floors below.The firemen assisted in salvage work, turned off the water and remained to help clean up the mess.ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 OMPLETE facilities are necessary to provide complete service; our funeral home contains the finest, most modern facllities and equipment.BA.Collins (NL, A NUNNS AE WILLIAMS 4410 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST F3 Th The Chapel of ( Cathedral Beauty eee = | 3 ,0 i | Bs | i A .~~ MULLINS ANTIQUES | 4 \u2014 REG'D._ 1317 Greene Ave.WE.5-3894 ¢ ANTIQUES © REPRODUCTIONS - Valuations \u2014 Estimates Estates Disposal \u2014 Commission Sales Call me personally if you have one stem or a complete estate to dispose of.\u2014 Ralph Mullins.Ex The AMTner ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS .WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXIX, No.35 Genetics Congress winds up; will meet in Germany in \u201862 BY VALENTINA RAHR 1600 scientists from 47 countries who were attending the recent International Congress of Genetics, heard a resolution put forward by the Genetics Society of America to warn other nations against the dangers of nuclear radiation, because \u201call such irradiation acts genetically to the detriment of this and future generations\u2019.The motion was supported by commented on some of the find- the Russians because \u201cwe cannot ;ngs of the Russian scientists ignore even this mild approach which he described as \u2018\u2019reaction- in the cause of obtaining the ary in the literal sense of the general decision on complete ces- word\u201d.Claims made by the Rus- sation of atomic tests so im- sians are not believed by other patiently awaited by people all scientists, he said, because it is over the world\u201d.not possible to carry out an ex- Theodosius Dobzhansky, of periment as made by the Rus- Cornell University, New York sians and get the results they Clair.He described as \u201cPutting biology back to the pre-scien- tific era\u201d the Russian claim that they can produce inheritable changes in plants and animals in a relatively short We have received a shipment of genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, LAMBS' WOOQL, time by simply altering their WORSTEDS, environment.REVERSIBLE TWISTS Dr.E.Hadorn, a Swiss Scien- and MOHAIRS tist, backed up Dobzhansky's statement, He said \u201cThe test of scientific validity is that experiments can be repeated independently and still produce the same results.The theories advanced by this particular school of geneticists do not seem to have of highest quality.In All Shades and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE passed this test\u201d IN ONE WEEK Dr.Norman Ford Walker, pro- Customers or our own material fessor of Human Genetics at To- made up.ronto \u2018University, stated that* © REPAIRING © REMODELLING many people come to the Toronto ® REFITTING Hospital for Sick Children seek- QUICK SERVICE ing advice on whether it would be wise to have children consid- F L ILVER ering their genetical back- a a grounds.\u201cWe try not to offer LADIES & GCENT'S TAILOR specific advice but we do point .out the possibilities.Knowing (Downstairs) the risks involved it is up to 1235 Greene Ave.the individuals to make their WE.2-6633 | own decision.\u201d Dr.Walker believes that gene- Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc., at reasonable rates.ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.-\u2014 870 Victoria'Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) EL, 0767 AT GENETICS CONGRESS: McGill Red Wing undergraduate, Mrs.J.W.Boyes, chairman of the Women s Committee; Dr.J.W.Boyes, chairman and general secretary; Dr.Sewall Wright, president; Mrs.Sewall Wright, F.Cyril James principal and vice-chancellor, McGill University; Dr.A.Stephenson, Faculty of Medecine, McGill University, on the lower campus at the McGill University reception and tea Tuesday for the International Congress of Genetics, tic factors are involved in the incidence cf mongolian imbeciles more than is commonly supposed.Genetics is strictly a 20th century science but it has already made great contributions to the improvements of the living standards the world over.So far, its principle achievements have resulted from the application of the laws of heredity to plant and animal breeding, One example is the development of hybrid corn.In 14 years production of hybrid corn in the U.S.has increased by 300 million bushels and while acreage has decreased by 23 million.This frees valuable land for other growing purposes.These and other findings were demonstrated by the visiting scientists in 100 specially erected booths.Canadian exhibits, showing work ranged from cereals and trees as well as poultry, swine, , (Continued on page 5) WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1958 3 Dr.R.A.Wheatley Dentist 4773 Sherbrooke Street West HOURS: 10 to 4 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone: WE.5-6814 SPECIALS 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL BOYS\u2019 WEAR Open Fridays fo 9 P.M.BRUCE JOHNSTON MEN'S & BOYS\" WEAR 1267 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-6015 (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) ACME PHOTO reco C.A.NICHOLLS, Proprietor - CAMERAS \u2014 PROJECTORS \u2014 FILMS FLASHBULBS \u2014 TRIPODS \u2014 REELS & CANS Wedding \u2014 Commercial \u2014 Industrial Pictures Taken On Order.with.Photography by E.C.(TED) HARRISON Your Examiner/Monitor Photographer 4123 ST.CATHERINE St.West ® WE DELIVER WE.2-5709 = 2 hin John W.Sancton Publisher HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Public Relations Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper fo.the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Dept.Ottawa.WE SAY The juggernaut rolis right on ARLIER this summer a group of citizens got together to protest a move on the part of the municipality to grant a permit for an apartment opposite the Westmount Fire Station.It appeared from where we s.that they had many reasons for their action, The street is narrow.The fire apparatus swings wide as it roars out to action, Parking in the area is already limited.There are two churches, a synagogue and two schools in the immediate vicinity.In addition there is some thought that the building bylaws had been altered too recently for this action, and the re- ouest for a permit made, to have been entirely coincidence, Now it looks as if the protest has been in vain.The protesting citizens, after years of paying taxes in the belief that this entitled them to protection from short-sight- ed planning and zoning, are, it appears, to be rolled over by the juggernaut that moves in the guise of progress.It works like an iron hond in a velvet glove.There was no show of force, no threats, no onen unpleasantness, no harsh words.The opposition group retained legal talent, correspondence was exchanged, meetings were held \u2014 the juggernaut rolled on.Building news is encouraging N all sections of the West End, the building news continues to be encouraging.Prime Minister Diefenbaker himself, and many other authorities have pointed recently to an upturn in the country\u2019s economy, and one of the most certain signs of it would appear to be the new building starts.Churches, synagogues, schools, apartments, office buildings, houses are on the list, as well as shops, factories, and other types of construction \u2014 and it all means more work for more people.Almost every household in the community benefits from the cash spent on construction, the actual workmen on the job, the middlemen who handle the materials, the manufacturer of the mat- _erials, the people who hold stock in these companies as well as the merchants owning the shops in which this money is spent, the manufacturers of the goods it buys, ete.The chain goes on, continuing an economy that is still being termed by some as a recession, but which, it might be noted is one of the highest standards of living in the world.By the Way .THE HAZARDS OF BALLET ALLET-DANCERS at the Brussels Festival complain that \u201cthere are holes in the stage, and it slopes.\u201d Dancing is up-hil work under these conditions, but the hoies make it more exciting taan usual.At any moment a dancer who is cavorting and grimacing may disappear from view and then climb out again like the demon king in an amateur pantomime.On one occasion in Prague, during the rugger-scrum finale of \u201cLe Baisser du Charcutier.\u201d Sonia Tumbelova not only fel) through a hole, but dragged nine members of the troupe after her.The curtain was lowered and ropes were fetched.When the curtain rose again, they were all hanging on to jt, kicking out ferociously and shouting.TRY HIM WITH THIS EADING of a business man who makes lightning decisions on the most intricate problems.I wondered how he would resolve the oll dilemma: \u201cWhich would you rather be, a man with an enormous hat and tin wiskers, or one with a tin hat and enormous whiskers?Either way he would look foolish and would regret the choice, How could he explain away his appearance or laugh it off ?Beachcomber THEY SAY Death's like any other untamed creature.He respects a scornful eye.\u2014Aloysius Horn THE EXAMINER Examiner Profile - Serving the City of Westmount Friday, August 29, 1958 THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave.Montreal WiLLIAM WREN, for 40 years the West- mount fire and police chief, could give lessons on how to grow old gracefully.Retired for the past 20 years, Mr.Wren will be 86 years old September | | and is still independent and tremendously interested in people and events.For the past six years, his wife, Lillie, who is 84, has been an invalid so his Eo NÉS 24 2.pr _By CYNTHIA JONES outside activities have been drastically restricted.But Mr.Wren has remained attentive, devoted and cheerful.The couple have been living for the past 55 years in their small frame home at 3020 Botrel avenue.Their daughter, Polly, secretary of the principal of the Westmount High School, lives with them.\u201cI have been away from this house only twice in six years; once to a Rotary Club anniversary and the other WILLIAM WREN Bill Wren reminisces time to get some new \u2018glasses,\u201d said Mr.Wren.\u201cWhen we moved here this was a far and you couldn't \u2019 see a house for miles around.There was only the old school house on Prudhomme.\u201d + From the U.K.The slim, six-foot-one old genileman said he was born in Ware, Hertfordshire in 1872.His wife was bom in Stoke-Nrnwton near London.They were married in 1893 when he was 20 and she was 19.\u201cWe were chickens,\u201d com- \u2018nented Mr.Wren.Mr.Wren's first job in a patent attorney's office in London lasted four years from 1890 to 1894 when he decided to come to Canada, a year after his marriage.\u201c1 worked in a law office in Bedford for a year,\u201d said Mr.Wren.\u201cThe next year I - got a job in the car department of the Grand Trunk Railway on the air brakes.We really worked in those days from five in the morning until six and seven at night seven days a week.I got $15 a week which was considered big pay then.We lived in Point St.Charles and I walked from there to Bone aventu.e station every momn- ing.\u201d At 25 in 1895 Mr.Wren joined the Westmount .\u2018olice Force, In 1908 he was ap- appointed a senior sergeant and clerk of the recorder\u2019s court.In 1912 he became an inspector; in 1920, a justice of the peace; in 1922, chief of police; in 1925 chief of police and fire; in 1936, commissioner of the superior court.That same year he won King George VI's jubilee medal and was honored in the King's Coronation list.They split the fire and police offices up when 1 quit,\u201d he said.Mr.Wren has outlived two of his three successors.Mr.Wren showed a picture of the first convention of Canadian chief constables in 1909 which he attended in Niagara Falls, Ont.\u201cThere I am in a boater and big mustache,\u201d said the clean- shaven Mr.Wren.\u201cThere are (Continued on Page 7) You can convert your VICTORY BONDS one simple, convenient transaction immediate cash adjustment no new payment required quickly and profitably at your nearest branch of the BANK OF MONTREAL Canadas Foner Bank higher investment- return - v C4 > - TO 2 HLL10N CANADIANS BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Ave.: WORKING WITH CANADIANS Tru y JOHN S.ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St: ALAN BURRITT, Manager IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE S$'NCE 1817 D-28059 SIDE Ss v i Free J \u201cPunjaub\u201d march, Payne; \u201cLand| The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1958 b RMR program for Monday o = =-\u2014-\" 000 re th mette so to pr Thiele; \u201cLady of Spain\u201d inter- .Program for the concert to be Bidgood; \u201cSabbath Morning on mezzo, Evans; \u201cGillette March\u201d Genetics Congr ESS.D reo anal fo medical given in Westmount Park by the Parade,\u201d Ordhume; \u201cIda and novelty, Merrick; \u201cSun Valley (Continued from Page 3) research.There was also a sec- Band of the Royal Montreal Re- Dottie\u201d duet, Losey; \u201cOld Mountains\u201d overture, Ogden; tomatoes, 3napdragon, clover tion on the nuclear reactor, its giment conducted by A.Fleming, Timers\u201d waltz, Lake; \u201cOperatic \u201cNow is the Hour\u201d waltz, Wal-! and beetles.Animal genetics use and potentialities, WO1, Monday, at 8:30 p.m.Mingle\u201d selection, Berry; \u2018\u201cIm- ters; \u201cStandard of St.George\u201d showed the development of poul- It was decided to hold the next x \u201cSons of the Brave\u201c march by perial Echoes\u201d march, Ordhume; march, Alford.try and cattle.Nuclear Genetics, Congress in Germany in 1982.io Ÿ Lass, oa = 4 5 8 wal and in addition receive an immediate cash adjustment Here's an example of the cash adjustment on a $1000° bond \u201cOther amounts in proportion.VICTORY RONDS 41407, 25 YEAR 41/47, 14 vEa& 3547 T vear 3% 3% vear {5h ve) 3% due Jom.1, 1959 $25.00 $25.08 $25.00 {6m vid 3 $22.50 x due June 060 52250 22.5 .s12.50 $12.50 $12.50 oe ya Rvs {with Aug.I coupon retained by owner) Exchangeable (en VU 3% Not Mot due Oct.1, 1963 $7.50 arse Enchongeable Exchangeable (9% VL) 3% $15.00 $15.00 Not Mot tua Sept.1, 1956 [Sepi lat coupon muet be aitached) Exchangeable Exchongeeble 6 \u2018The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1959 ES EDUCATIONAL DIR SCHOOL OPENING SPECIAL Sherbrooke Stationers Reg'd.5012 Sherbrooke St.West HU.1-0055 School Supplies, Typewriters, Fountain and Ball Point Pens, Desk Writing Sets, Blackboards, Bulletin Boards, Rulers, Loose-leaf Exercise Books, Zipper Binders and Refills and Furniture.Weston School INCORPORATED 18 SEVERN AVE.WESTMOUNT WE.5-9856 Boys and girls pre-school, Grades ! and 2 with experienced teachers.Large rooms, outside play area.Taxi service available.Cirls through elementary and high school classes for university entrance and McGill School Leaving Certificate.Small classes.French and English from Kindergarten to Matriculation.Individual attention.FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF Miss Mary Winspear, M.A., Ph.D.COLLISION A car driven by W.E.Dupre, 62, 4855 Cote Saint Luc road, collided with another driven by Mrs.G.Russel, 58, 41 Dufferin road, Hampstead, on Cote Saint Antoine road, Tuesday.Dupre said he was going west along the road when he heard the noise of the collision and getting out of his car found the left rear fender dented.Mrs.Russel said the other car cut in front of her catching the front right fender.O Es] SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS SCHOOL OF RETAILING An Earn-While-You-Learn program in co-operation with some of Montreal's leading retail stores.Curriculum especially designed to prepare high school Graduates for a career in retailing.Courses commence Sept.15.Information from the Director 1435 DRUMMOND ST.VI.9-8331 ROWLAND'S TUTORIAL SCHOOL © Classes and private tuition ® Matriculation in one year 69 Bruce Ave.o McGill Phone Supplementais WE.5-1339 © High School Grades ESTABLISHED 1922 Announcing Some of the\u2014 New and Different Evening Courses for Adults in the THOMAS MORE INSTITUTE\u2019S Fall Program Starting September 29 Politics and Peace The Explorations of Space and Its Basis in Physics, Chemistry and Astronomy Facing the Sublime Exploring Mythic Consciousness Communication Arts and Career Success Interpreting the Russian Mind Through Its History Teaching the Retarded Child and many other subjects Under competent lecturers \u2014 Classes held in D'Arcy McGee School For particulars, please call the Registrar BE.6572 \"Towards .New Depth ., .New Precision .New Horizons\" THE PROTESTANT SCHOOL BOARD OF GREATER MONTREAL The Westmount Protestant Schools Will Re-open on Wednesday, September 3rd, 1958 PUPILS WILL REPORT TO THEIR SCHOOLS AT THE TIMES LISTED BELOW: SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Grade XI at 9:30 a.m.Grade X at 10:30 a.m.New pupils at 1.30 p.m.JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL: Grades VIII and IX at 9:30 a.m.Grade VII at 1:30 p.m.New pupils at 1.30 p.m.ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS: Former pupils at 9:30 a.m.Kindergarten and New Pupirs at 1:30 p.m.THE DISTRICTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: ROSLYN SCHOOL: The north side of Sherbrooke Street and above, from the eastern to the western limits of Westmount.KINC'S SCHOOL: South side of Sherbrooke Street and below, from Metcalfe Avenue {west side} to Claremont Avenue.QUEEN'S SCHOOL: South side of Sherbrooke Street and below, from Metcalfe [east side) to the eastern limits of West- mount.Mrs.Vino Harisay Resumes teaching in theory, harmony and piano e ; 262 WOOD AVENUE WE.2-0206 EDNA MARIE HAWKIN LR.A.M.A.R.C.M.PIANIST FESTIVAL ADJUDICATOR EXAMINER TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, ETC, STUDIO: 4200 Sherbrooke St.W.WE.2-6203 Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years, RE-OPENING MONDAY, SEPT.15th RESTRICTED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch 220 Prince Albert Avenue REGISTRATION COMMENCES =: SEPT.10th For Appointment, hé ohdl Lu Classical Ballet and Modern Dance REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR THE NEW TERM COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8th 326 VICTORIA AVENUE - WESTMOUNT - HU.1-811] The Evans Sisters School of the DANCE and MUSIC @ BALLET @ TOE @ TAP @ ACROBATIC Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION For information, call WE.7-4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.Please Phone between 9 a.m.and 4 p.m.| EL.4310 f STAGE! RADIOH TELEVISION!!! ENROLL NOW CHILDREN'S THEATRE FIVE STUDIOS: N.D.G.- North End Cote St.Catherine Rd.Town of Mount Royal Ville St.Laurent DE.6620 \u2014 EL.3334 AVOID COSTLY PITFALLS WHEN PLANNING YOUR FUTURE CONSULT THE O'SULLIVAN BUSINESS COLLEGE inc.2059 STANLEY STREET ~~ AVenue 8-5279 re There Are Neither Short Cuts Nor Short Courses To Success Day and Evening\u2014the year round\u2014phone for prospectus EER FOUNDED 1896 prepare now for a successful career in .beauty culture! Here is an outstanding opportunity for you to secure a sound future as a recognized hair stylist.You will be taught all phases of beauty culture and hairdressing by fully qualified and experienced instructors.The training course can be completed in & months by attending day classes, and in 10 months by taking the evening course.Classes commence September 2nd.\u2014 Please enroll early, as number of pupils per class is limited.Further information without obligation can be obtained.on request.art institute of hairdressing 1265 Stanley St.UN.6-6027 TE TT EE sl Aa i: x AE Rs, pr Sh ee A ki VIC AND ALICE 0 Pl i i il f : oo ; The Westmount Examiner, Friday.August 29, 1958 7 RENT A TYPEWRITER Oftice or Portable $5.00 PER MONTH ) $12.00 AR paid rentals applied against, purchase ELECTRIC 11PEWRITER | EROM $10.00 A MONTH CALL PAT BERMINGHAM ME.1-5870 - WE.7-6331 .Stormy weather group scan skies with radar eyes The McGill University stormy ing from five to twenty min- offices at Dorval which affords weather group provides CFCF utes depending on the need, À CFCF's Gerry Kane an oppor- with the most advanced non- map of the Montreal area is tunity to inter-relate the radar military equipment and know- superimposed on the picture to data with a more traditional in- how for determining present determine the localities in which formation available in the me- conditions.One 360 degree sweep of the McGill's precipitation may be occurring.equipment is housed teorological offices.Professor J.S.Marshall, nzad radar screen is time exposed on adjacent to the Department of of the MoGill stormy weather polaroid film at intervals vary- Transport weather department group states: \u201cThis service provides CFCF listeners with pre- - You can complete prmosc=== HiCH SCHOOL cas I CLASSES VAN Emm in spare time at home?ver SCHOOL § Standard hon i 187 Graham Blvd, Montreal 16, Que.Credit for past | Name Age l schooling 1 Address Phone | B Diploma awarded | City.Ce | * cise information to assist them in their planning of fishing trips, golf games, picnics and can 2ven provide an alert for the housewife with her wash on the line.Examiner profile (Continued from Page 4) about 50 in that picture and there are few of us left.\u201d Arena Fire The biggest fire during his regime was in 1916 when the old arena at Wood and St.Catherine, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE mm ~ Secretarial Training \u2014 Stenographic Course\u2014 Day and Night Classes * Day Classes Commence Tuesday, September 2nd Night Classes Commence Thursday, September 4th ENROLL NOW 4845 SHERBROOKE WEST, at Victoria Ave.WE.7-1058 the site of the present RCMP barracks, burned down.\u201cIt was lucky it was daytime or someone probably would have been killed,\u201d said Mr.Wren.\u201cBefore 1912 we used horses and rigs,\u201d said Mr.Wren.\u201cWe had the first fire truck in Eastern Canada that year.Mr.Wren did not have many murders to cope with.\u201cThe penalties for offenses are much stiffer these days which is a good thing,\u201d said Mr.Wren.\u201cOne could buy College\u2014Day or Evening Degree Courses, B.A., B.Se., B.Com.\u2014 Diploma Courses in Engineering.High School\u2014Evening only.Elementary School \u2014 Evening only.School of Art\u2014Day or Evening.Business School\u2014Day or Evening.School of Retailirg\u2014Day only.INFORMATION FROM THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR 1435 DRUMMOND ST, VI.9-8331 oye LÉ, Sir George Williams College and Schools Of The Montreal Y.M.C.A.MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 6.30 - 9.00 a.m.2.05 - 2.30 p.m.5.05- 6.00 p.m.11.10 - 11.30 p.m.Bill Roberts\u2019 Musical Clock .Doris Clark Presents Gene Kirby's Spinarama .The World Tonight .vee see SATURDAY SUNDAY Bob Destry's Country Junction 7.05 - 7.45 p.m.Stuart Foster Show 12.35 - 1.00 p.m.Vacation Time 7.05 - 7.30 p.m.Parade of Bands 10.05 - 11.00 p.m.DIAL 600 - CJAD and carry a revolver quite easily in our time.Now they are tougher to get.Pick- pocketing was the big thing then.When the boats came in from the old country it was very rife.And dope, you could buy it very cheap.The trouble today is that they make too much of a splurge about everything., There's altogether too much publicity about crime.\u201d Mr.Wren is a past preside.t and life r:ember of the Province of Quebec Police and Fire Chiefs Association and the Chief Constables Association of Canada.He is a life member of the Dominion Fire Chief\u2019s Association and the International Assocation of Chiefs of Police.The Wrens lost their mar- vied son, William George, seven years ago.One daughter, Margaret, died in 1901 at the age of two years.The couple have two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.Mr.Wren, who says that he lost 50 pounds in the past few years, has a strong voice, enjoys good sight and hearing, loves working _in his beautiful garden.\u201cMum and I used to travel from one end of the country to the other,\u201d said Mr.Wren wistfully.\u201cWe used to like going to Florida and Gaspe.I used to love fishing the northern lases around Nomi- ningue but you have to give that sort of thing up when you get old for it.\u201d How is life compared to 50 years ago?\"We've always had a good life and lots of fun,\" said Mr.Wren.\u201cBut let me tell you that we lived as well 50 \"years ago.\u201d \u201c + PREP SCHOOL Individual instruction in all grades of elementary and high school to matriculation.Individualized programmes and the closest personal attention lead to maximum, concentration and effort.Re-orientation of study attitudes is emphasized.GUIDANCE AND TESTING Term Commences Sept.15th, 1958 \u2014 Brochure on Request À EVENING SCHOOL MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS 4240 Girouard Ave.HU.9-7287 \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! SOME OF THE TOURS & CRUISES WE OFFER: Bus Tours: Old Orchard - 7 days - $34.25 up U.S.-Mexico - 25 days - $248.41 Hampton Beach - 7 days - $41.65 up Atlantic Ciy - 9 days - $101.48 California - 28 days - $296.09 New York City - 5 days - $48.07 Florida - 15 days - $170.89 .Co Package Tours by Air - messe cesser 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 Saturday from Quebec, 7 days to St.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, ; 111 days, $3,200.up January 20, 1959, CARONIA Cruise Around-the-World, 108 days, $3,200.up ALSO: Tickets and reservations for: AIRLINES \u2014 STEAMSHIPS \u2014 BUSES \u2014 HOTELS \u2014 etc.WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVICE ROGER L.HUYSMANS, manager 4927 A Sherbrooke Street West Phone: HU.8-3941 MANAGERS WANTED Male or Female Full or Part Time $300.00 minimum monthly income guaranteed for spending only a few hours weekly in just spare time, more full time.Canadian company has immediate openings for ambitious men or women to manage local business.No experience necessary as we train you in all phases of the business and no high pressure men are wanted as no selling on your part is required.YOU MUST: \u2014 \u2014 Be of good character and able to furnish references.\u2014 Be able to devote 8 to 10 hours weekly to business.\u2014 Be able to make a cash deposit of $1,600.00, which is refundable.If you can meet these qualifications and desire an interview with Company Executive in your area, answer this advertisement immediately.This is one of those unique and rare opportunities that will probably avail itself to you once in a life time.For a personal interview in your area, send us along a letter with a complete resumé and include personal references and your phone number.Write to: Department P-100, 106 Adelaide St.W., Toronto, Ontario. 8 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1958 DINING © DANCING © ENTERTAINMENT.By LAURENT PRICE No one is likely to acquire a pair of permanently raised eyebrows of amazament by what this department bas to offer this week (nor, for that matter, are we in jmmediate danger of collecting quantities of sneers).It's a simple suggestion, based on some recent observations, and propounded with avuncular sincerity.Covering reports, as we do, catering to winter sports doings and summer capers in different seasons, the trend to stretch each period to the utmost has become increasingly apparent.We feel that it\u2019s a good, proper tendency.A few years back owners of most summer spots shuttered shortly after the 15th of September.Some, because their buildings weren't equipped to face less balmy breezes, and others through habit.Now the preponderance of inns and lodges are erected for year round use, and the reason for the \u201cstretch\u201d is a sound financial one.For us, the patrons, it presents some fine opportunities.For example: after a particularly tough winter, accompanied by the usual petty round of office, housework and business irritations and boredom, the desire for a vacation is almost over-whelming.Let's assume you have two weeks for leisure.Why not restrain the all-out gamble and only take one week in the summer, and cannily hold the later for the fall.Says you, I've thought of it.All right, suppose you do it.For the summer week, visit a beach or a resort with a swimming pool.Then nice and sunburned, you return to the chores, probably exhausted and bored with the People you met and happy to be home.For the fall, pick a mountain area; and we are fortunate in Montreal to be able to look in any direction, and something attractive beckons.The traffic will be free wheeling; the golf just as good, and not so crowded; the big rush on the dining room will have subsided; you'll probably have a better choice of rooms; and certainly riding or a woodland or mountain walk in the fall are invigorating.At least, it\u2019s different and definitely relaxing.And let\u2019s not kid ourselves about the weather.Judging by this summer, the elements eouldn't be more capricious in September or October.The same sun shines in the fall, only more gently.The nights are cool and sleep inviting.Rain and wind in the mountains \u2014 if you happen to encounter them \u2014 is romance; in the city \u2014 ugh! But you won't be there.If you've shot the holiday time and money for this year, ponder the proposition for next year, please.(We'll now pause for ten seconds, to remind mothers with school-going broods that this piece isn\u2019t directed to them.Your rewards will be in the future, we hope.In the meantime, have the titular head of the family take you to one of the nice restaurants listed elsewhere on these pages for dinner.(Plug, L.P.) REVIEWED OUT CF TOWN Cabana Lodge On route 2 at Magog, Que.The smart and hospitable group of cottages, with the well known Bahama Room, the outstanding dining and cocktail lounge in the Eastern Townships, on the shores of Lake Memph- remagog.When we say the golf is nearby \u2014 it is.Mount Orford looms picturesquely a short distance away.The cottage appointments are right, the food and drinks delicious.Sweel atmosphere, too.Highly recommended.Ski- Mor Lodge in Stowe, Vermont on Mt.Mansfield road.Don\u2019t be fooled by the name.It\u2019s a desirable place to holiday in all seasons, Lucy and Charlie Reynolds, the owners and operators, are familiar people to many Montrealers.Comfortable accommodations, delicious food, hospitality a keynote and the tabs won\u2019t hurt.Riding, tennis, golf and relaxation without strain.Honeymooners will like it here, too.\u2014 Arthur Lee Simpkins opens Friday af Bellevue Casino\u201d With more than a few mul- tiple-language singers decorating the local supper club scene during the current season, Jack Suz at the Bellevue Casino has come up with the best in Arthur Lee Simpkins, who opens at the smart Ontario street spot Friday.Simpkins, fluent in five Jan- DINE AT THE TOP of the MARK RESTAURANT And stay at Vymark 3 Lodge for the perfect holiday St.Sauveur des Monts, Quebec All year round Resort in the Laurentians Tennis \u2014 Private Golf Course Fishing\u2014Filtered Swimming Pool Boating on Private Lake Dencing \u2014 Entertainment Excellent cuisine and accommodation Reservations CApital 7-2607 guage, covers the entire song field from opera to popular standards with fine sincere authority.And, as an added feature to his repertoire intends to include several French Canadian folk songs during this engagement.Bob Leclair, the singing master of ceremonies, handles the announcing, and does his own turn with pleasant competency.Baron Buika, the comedy violinist, and a holdover attraction from the last show, rounds out the male talent presented in the new one.Lola Sully, rated as the \u201clov- Chianti Koom CHEZ TERT Piedmont Country Lodge Highway 11 Piedmont, Que.À MORE PEOPLE than any other DRY GIN Distilled in Canada and Distributed by The House 59 Seugram - es \u2014\u2014\u2014 ais RELAXED.Residents of Montreal's West End, Mr.and Mrs.Claude Aubin, recent visitors to The Whip, in Stowe, Vermont, liest\" of the lovely Bellevue Casino chorines leads the group in three outstanding Moro-Landis choreographies.Bix Belair and Frank Quinn put forth musically in support.\u2014L.P.With Spaghetti: \u2018it's the Sauce that counts\u201d and we have that Sauce.Piazza om'asso 8205 Decarie Boulevard, re Free Delivery RE, 1-2713 On Our Open Broiler STEAKS, SHASHLIK, CHOPS STE.MARGUERITE HIGHWAY STE.ADELE EN BAS- CA.9-4494 LO ESTOWE.ew lodge perfect Yilinrs Gree ellent cui hccommod Summer i \"The la Meymoon r hosts: and Char eynolds ACATIO FRANCO HA ated Cann Franconia Ld | INN ry Club Dining and HUNT ROO Cuisine & Your Ho Whitworth FRANCO New Hamp Tel : Valley visi pnia, New ove Lafayet1 | | ern Moun | | | | HITCHING DINING F Minutes ount Can Franconia haries J.L Owner-MJ rvations: V | BAHA NC-AND LOU Cas Lake Me at Magog ï|ffra mode Hil Service ockte ing, fig Btennis.\u20ac y On Rout R MAGOC ephone: VI Cefillof Laurent ERRY ancing ai 7 a & 01 ROCK for Cod Excellent an Accomm fear Rou (MATEL BC até fi» STE.AD LEPHON| Summer Finery e K \u201c| = 0 LODGE ETOWE, VERMONT ew lodge designed perfect vacation in WBt's Green Mountains ellent cuisine and hccommodations summer activities \"The Ideal Meymoon Haven\u201d r hosts: Alpine 3 and Charlie\u2019 eynolds 4277 ACATION AT FRANCONIA, HAMPSHIRE ated Cannon Mountain- ranconia Notch Area i aSEF Ho, bo 2%, 1 | BT ry Club atmosphere Dining and Cocktails HUNT ROOM LOUNGE Cuisine & Cosy Rooms Your Hosts: Whitworth, Ira Stroup FRANCONA New Hampshire Tel : Valley 3.5501 VISIT pnia, New Hampshire ovett's Lafayette Brook ° ern Mountain Guest Cottages FAMOUS HITCHING POST DINING ROOM Minutes from ount Cannon and Franconia Notch harles J.Lovett, Jr.Owner-Manager rvations: Valley 3.7761 BAHAMA ROOM lING-AND-cOCKTAIL LOUNGE LA Lake Memphremagog at Magog, P.Q.lliffra modern units with KR Service.Restaurant ocktail Lounge.Swing, fishing, boat- is@tennis.Colf courses née.On Route #1 R MAGOCG, P.Q.ephone: Victor 3.3272 Cotillof Laurentian Vacationland ERRY ROOM ancing and Dining ROCK BAR for Cocktails Excellent Cuisine and Accommodations ear Round Resort SATEL BOISE HOTEL RTE » STE.ADELE NORD, Que.*PFLEPHONE CA.9-3754 3 - - SAY You >\u201c SAW IT IN \"THE EXAMINER | ® YOUR TABLE IS READY AT THE A truly fine restaurant [5 miles from downtown Montreal on Route |1 to the Laurentians.Reservations MU.1.0401 in ROSEMERE St.Sauveur des Monts, Quebec 45 miles from Montreal en Route (1 Laurentian Hospitality at its Best Outstanding Cuisine Beautiful dining room featuring the Carabon Wine Bar Cosiiy appointed rooms Cocktails in the intimate DOG HOUSE Saturday Buffet Suppers \u201cComplete relaxation in a friendly atmosphere\" Tel.Capital 7-2624 Owner-management MRS.B.J.GLAVEEN AP The Cavelier Room Luncheon Dinner Dancing Sunday Lobster Dinner RESERVATIONS UN.6-6492 FREE PARKING «oe without a shadow of a doubt The Laurentians\u2019 most distinctive and distinguished rendez-vous THE NEW COCORICO ! LOUNGE overlooking the lake and the valley at THE CHANTECLER ST.ADELE EN HAUT Quebec DININS © DANCING.ENTERTAINMENT INDEX IN TOWN © CAFE MARTIN, 1521 Mountain Vi.9-7525 Seafood Bor Flamingo Room ® DRURY'S RESTAURANT, 1082 Osborne, UN.6-5031 © FONTAINE DE TREVE, 6717 St.Hubert, CR.1-0855 © LA TOUR EIFFEL, 1422 Stanley, BE, 9525 © LA SALLE HOTEL, 1240 Drummond, UN.6-6492 Le Pavilion The Cavalier Room Club Cafe ® NEW CARLTON HOTEL, 915 Windsor, UN.6-3461 Musketeer Room Sea Food Bar The Grill ® PIAZZA TOMASSO, 8205 Decarie, RE.1.215 ® PEPPE'S RESTAURANT, 1212 Peel, UN.6-1321 ® RITZ CARLTON HOTEL, Sherbrooke St.West, PL.4212 The Oval Room The Lounge The Maritime Bar THe Ritz Cafe ® RUBY FOO'S, 7815 Decarie RE.7-6533 CAFE ENTERTAINMENT © BELLEVUE CASINO 375 Ontario West, vi, 5-323] ® CASA LOMA CAFE, 94 St.Catherine Eost, UN.1-6094 © EL MOROCCO CAFE, Closse Street, WE.7-6139 OUT OF TOWN e CHANTECLER Route 11, Ste.Adele-en-Hout Lac Rond Room (Main Dining Room) Sun Terrace {Outdoor Luncheons) Cocorico ! Room (Lounge) © CHATEL BOISE HOYEL Route 11, Ste.Adele Nord, CA.9-3754 The Rock Bar The Kerry Room ® FAISAN BLEU, Route 11A, St.Martin, MU.1.1637 © LAURENTIDE INN Route 11, St.Agathe © MONT GABRIEL CLUB Route 11, Mont Gabriel, UN.1-1203 ® MOUNT BALDY ROOM {Alpine Inn), St.Marguerite's Station, UN.1-3258 © NYMARK'S LODGE St.Sauveur des Moms, P.Q.(Top of the Mark) © PIEDMONT COUNTRY LODGE {Chez Terai) Highway 11, Piedmont, Que, a >\" The Westmount Examiner, Friday.August 29, 1958 Ry QUIDI VIDI RESTAURANT, Ste.Marguerite Highway.Ste.Adele-en-Haut, CA.9-4494 VISTA ROOM (Laurentide Inn}, Ste.Agathe des Monts, (off Route 11) Le Bistro Room THORNCLIFFE RESTAURANT, Route 11, Rosemere, MU.1.040) THE BARN PLAYHOUSE, Ste.Agathe des Monts, {off Route 11) Le Rendezvous Stall Lounge WIN-SUM INN, St.Sauveur des Monts, (off Route 11) CA.7-2624 Dog House Cocktail Loange In the EASTERN TOWNSHIPS THE BAHAMA ROOM, {Cabana Lodge) Route 1, Magog, Que.Vi.3-3272 AT STOWE, VERMONT SKI-MOR LODGE, Mt.Mansfield Rd., Alpine 3-4277 THE WHIP, (Green Mountain Inn} EDSON HILL MANOR, Stowe 15, Vermont AT FRANCONIA NEW HAMPSHIRE THE HUNT ROOM LOUNGE, (The Horse and Hound Inn) Valley 3-5501 THE HITCHING POST (Lovett's), Valley 3-7761 MITTERSILL LODGE (Alpine Inn and Club), Valley 3-5511 ON MT.CANNON in the beautiful White Mountains At Franconia, New Hampshire De uxe Chalet 2,000 ft.high on Cannon Mountain Heated Swimming Pool \u2014 Children's Wading Pond \u2014 Tennis Courts \u2014 Riding \u2014 Mountain Climbing \u2014 Woodland Trails.HUBERT PANTZ, GEN.MGR.VAlley 3-551 * Musketeer Room * Seafood Bar % Steak Bar %* Musketeer Bar %* Dining Room MEET AT SINCE 1861 NEW CARLTON HOTEL UN.6-3461 FREE PARKING WINDSOR STREET HER A COOL REFRESHING O'Keefe.THE MILD ALE BECAUSE O'KEEFE IS BREWED WITH SEEDLESS HOPS\" TO ELIMINATE ALL UNPLEASANT BITTERNESS pe O Keefe .THE MILD ALE! 9.AE I ES es PE Pet ep = - TOT ES \u2014 1 0 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1958 \u2014 Social and Personal > Miss Queenie Galarneau has returned from a motor trip to Riviere du Loup and Quebec City.Mr.and Mrs.J.Murrey Mitchell have returned from Ottawa where they atended the LeMesurier-Sterns wedding on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Noel Decarie have returned following a stay in Swampscott, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Genest have returned after spending six weeks in Swampscott, Mass.and Kennebunk Beach, Maine.Dr.Edgar Galarneau, 312 Lansdowne avenue, and his sisters the Misses Bernadette, Queenie and Annette are spending a few weeks in the Eastern Townships.\u2014\u2014 Dr and Mrs.David Ballon have returned following a visit to London, Rome, the Aegean Isles and Israel, where Dr, Ballon participated in the fourth International Medical Congress.Mr.and Mrs.Cameron Gams- by, of Clearwater, Florida, who have been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Otho R.Sharp, in Pointe Claire, and Mr.and Mrs.À.Murray Starke, in Westmount and Ste.Agathe des Monts, have left on their return home.1 eae UNSURPASSED VALUES FINE FURS AT AUGUST SALE PRICES See us also for * Repairing ® Remodelling wr.Our place is air conditioned for your comfort.FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre) WE.2-3312 Mr.and Mrs.Donald Taylor Smith have moved from Belve- dere Circle and have taken up their residence at 3430 Redpath St.Mr.and Mrs.R.N.Watt arrive today in the Empress of Britain after spending some time abroad.Brig.K.G.Blackader and Mrs, Blackader returned in the Empress of Britain last week after a holiday abroad.Mrs.Richard Puckridge of Bandenong, Australia, is spending two months with her mother Mrs, E.J.Trueland.Mr.and Mrs.T.C.Bowen, who are presently in Vancouver, are visiting Mrs.Bowen's broth- er-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.A.Bruce Robertson, and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Arney Bohn, Mr, and Mrs.E, Glyde Gregory and daughters, Kathleen and Penny have returned from two weeks\u2019 vacation at Georgian Bay, where they were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.M.McAvity.Mr.Lyon W.Jacobs, QC, and Mrs.Jacobs of Cote Saint Luc road, Montreal have returned home from an extend holiday at the St.Charles Hotel, Atlantic City and the Watch Rock Hotel, Schroon Lake, Adirondack, N.Y.Mrs.John G.Quinn who left Monday to attend the marriage of her son, Mr.Collin Quinn to Miss Elaine Kennedy, which is taking place on Saturday, September 6, in Vancouver, will be at the Vancouver Hotel.En route she will visit Banff and Lake Louise.Mrs.O.W.Miess entertained at tea in her home on Tuesday, members of the Doll Tea committee of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital.Among those present were: Mrs.W.Boyd Campbell, president, Mrs.W.E.Shepherd, Mrs.H.M.Greenleaf, Mrs.XK.Saunders, Mrs.N, Sargent, Mrs.E.L.Brueton and Mrs.D.K.Gow- ang -_ Tips in the United States are estimated to amount to about $750,000,000 a year.Naturally there PLateau 4444 * Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.House of Howers Mountain Street at Sherbrooke is no obligation Thiede HAIRDRESSER Autumn with a {Near Claremont) You'll look more beautiful floating through DE.4501 4927 Sherbrooke St.West new Hair Style.Fridays: Open from 9 A.M.to 9 P.M.MISS BARBARA MILDRED - McNAUGH- TON, only daughter ef the Moore McNaughton and of Mrs.McNaughton, and MR.JOHN PETERSON SWAIL, of Edmonton, son ef Mr.and Mrs.James Austin Swail, of Hampstead, whose The Dignity of Lu or - late Edmund University.engagement is Unseen, unsung, the simple days passed by, He drove the nails, and sawed and planed a board, Intent upon His Father's business bent, As when, with care, He fed a hungry horde.We do not know, what happened in those days, As He grew up, to face His tragedy, Still what we know, is much the better part, The lesson taught, of work's true dignity.DOROTHY SPROULE Swaine-Walker The marriage of Ruth Rae, daughter of Mrs.Charles Walker and the late Mr.Walker of Lachute, Que.to Mr.John Arnott Swaine, son of Dr.and Mrs.F.S.Swaine of West- mount took place recently in the Margaret Rodger Memorial Presbytrrian Church.Lachute, Rev, James Armour officiating.Mr.Wayne Riddell played the wedding music and Mr.Syd Drew, cousin of the bride, was soloist.Standards of white and shrimp-colored gladioli arranged with greenery were used to decorate.Given in marriage by her uncle, Mr, John K.Dixon, the bride wore a model gown of white peau de faille fashioned with a portrait neckiine trimmed with Chantilly lace and seed pearls, short sleeves, and tiered bouffant skir: having lace appliques and falling into a chapel train.Her chapel veil of silk ilusion was held by a small crown of seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses.Miss Marge Walker was maid of honor for her sister, and attendants were Mrs.John D.Walker, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mrs, Walter Scott, They were gowned in shrimp- colored silk organza fashioned with sweetheart necklines, cap sleeves, and ballerina length skirts having butterfly bows, They wore open-crowned picture hats of matching mohair trimmed with organza hows.and carried bouquets of shrimp- colored gladioli, Mr.Colin Irving of West- mount was best man, and ushers were Mr.John D.Walker, krother of the bride, and Mr, Walter Scott.Mrs.Walker, mother of the bride, chose a gown of rosewood sill shantung, with black accessories and a corsage of white spiit carnations, Mrs.Swaine, mother of the bridegroom, wore a suit of blue silk shantung, with matching accessories and a corsage of pink split carnations, Following a reception at the Lachute Golf and Country Club, Mr.and Mrs.Swaine left for Prince Edward Island, the bride travelling in an ensemble of aqua silk shantung with a mink fur piece and a corsage of pink sweetheart roses.Upon their return, the couple will reside in Beaconsfield, Que.For most of the Guides present it was the first time they had a chance to meet Guides from another country and it was an occasion that will be remembered happily by all, announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, September 6, in the Sacred Heart Chapel of Notre Dame Church.Mr.Swail is a graduate of McGill \u2014Eaton\u2019s - Cantelon Photo Baby Kitchen Named Kathleen Barbara The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs, F.Kitchen of Westmount took place on Sunday, August 17, at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.Father Myles Kelly officiated at the ceremony.The baby who was given the names, Kathleen Barbara, was carried by Miss Judy McCaskill, Godparents were Mr.and Mrs.Thomas McCory.Following the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.Kitchen entertained at their home, 335 Selby street.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 and all other summer sports supervised by resident director.Every modern comfort at reasonable rates, Sprinkler Protected Fully Licensed For full particulars regarding rates, etc., write or phone 23, John McKay, proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, HU.1-277L * * LUNCHEON, DINNER, TEA AND COCKTAILS The Beautifully Landscaped Ritz-Carlton Hotel SHERBROOKE AT DRUMMOND For Bei sub Dod Re Church of the Ascension scene, of MacKinnon-Kennedy wedding The marriage of Jean Mary, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John W.Kennedy, of Dorval, to Mr.Allan Mackinnon, son of Mr.and Mrs.John G.Mackinnon, took place on Saturday morning at half-past ten o\u2019cloek, in the Chureh of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount, the Very Rev.G.Emmett Canon Carter officiating.Mr.J.B.Savaria played the wedding music, and Mr.L.P.Leeours sang during the service, Pink and white gladioli arranged with greenery and candles in candelabra were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away bv her father, was in a gown of Chantilly lace over tulle and satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice, having a sabrina neckline embroidered vsith seed pearls, and sleeves ending in points over the hands, and a very full skirt falling into a chapel train.Her fingertip-length veil of tulle 1l- lusion was held by a coronet of organza leaves and seed pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of blush pink roses and bavardia.Miss Joan Cullen, as maid of honor for her cousin, was in a waltz-length frock of pale pink organza over deeper pink taffeta, appliqued with taffeta flowers, caught with a cummerbund of the same taffeta forming a large bow at the back.he wore a bandeau to match her frock, and carried a boucuet of pale pink carnations and blue delphinium.Little Miss Diana Mackinnon, sister of the bridegroom, as flower-girl, wore a frock of pale pink organza over deeper pink taffeta, with a bandeau of the game shade and carried a Col- FASHION SHOW Being presented by the C.W.L.subdivision of the Ascension of our Lord.ST.LEO'S HALL Monday, Sept.22nd, 8:30 P.M.Fashions by Juliette Door prizes include a trip for 2 to New York by T.C.A.will be Refreshments served Tickets obtainable from Mrs.J.McElroy, WE.3-4980 importers of Fine ORIENTAL RUGS \u20acanadian & Imported Broadlooms Installed Wall To Wall Expert Rug Servicing Wallpaper 4151 St.Catherine W.(Corner Elm) WE.2.4277 Evenings: RE.8-4605 onial nosegay bouquet of pink flowers.Mr.Laurence de Gruchy acted as best man for Mr.Mackin- non, and the ushers were Mr.Ivan DeRome, brother-in-law of the bride, Mr.Alan Stockton, and Mr.Carl Dillon.Mrs.Kennedy, the brides mother, wag in a gown of Delft blue and white printed silk shantung.She wore a matching blue hat and accessories and a corsage bouquet of Sweetheart roses.Mrs.Mackinnon, mether of the bridegroom, was gowned in a suit toyal blue silk, under a jacket of blue and white printed silk, and she wore a blue feather hat and a corsage bouquet of gardenias.The reception was held at the Naval Officers Club, where pink and white summer flowers were used as decorations, Later, Mr.and Mrs.Mac- kinnon left for Grey Rocks Inn, St.Jovite, the bride travelling in a sheath frock of blue and white linen, under a navy blue duster coat, and wearing white accessories and a corsage bouquet of Sweetheart roses.Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Jane Priscilla Sousa, Mrs.Helen Sousa Abert, Miss Jane Priscilla Abert, Miss Elda Galley, of New York; Miss Andrea Cullen, of Boston, Mass.; Mr.and Mrs.Roger Brennan, of Albany, N.Y.: Mr.and Mrs, Thomas J.J.Fox, of Pough- keepsie, N.Y.; Mrs.Edwin A.Howe and Mr.©.£4.Howe, jr.of Cleveland, Ohio.ENGAGEMENT Mr.E.Howard Cliff, QC.and Mrs.Cliff of Montreal announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Brodie, to Mr.James Allen Ferguson, son of Hon.Mr.Justice R.Irvine Ferguson and Mrs.Ferguson of Toronto.The marriage has been arranged to take place at St.Andrew\u2019s United Church.Westmount, on September 13.APPROACHING MARRIAGE At the marriage of Elaine Marie, eldest daughter of the late Harold Clay Kennedy and of Mrs.Kennedy, of Vancouver.to Mr.Collin Patrick Quinn, of Winnipeg, Man., elder son of the late Dr.John Gladstone Quinn, and Mrs.Quinn, of West- mount, which is taking place on Saturday, September 6, in the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Vancouver, the bride will be attended by her sister, PHYSICIAN AVAILABLE For house calls including weekends and holidays WE.7-7551 WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR 5122 Sherbrooke St.W.Just west of Westmount Theatre EL.8636 Permanenis $8-°°%, all inclusive Latest hair styling by experienced operators Miss Lillian Herring in attendance WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT NO WAITING BEAUTAIRE HAIR DRYERS MR.ANP MRS.HARRY H.marriage on August 16, in the Temple Baptist Church, Outre- mont.Mrs.Naismith was formerly Miss Marjory Elizabeth Eddy, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Wilmet Eddy of the Town of Mount Royal.Mr.Naismith is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Dugald M.Naismith of Westmount.The Westmount Examiner, 11 Fri., Aug.29, 1958 Calvary Church WA Calvary United Church, Women\u2019s Association, will hold the first meeting of the fall term on Wednesday, September 3, at 2 p.m.in the Laddies Parlors.All members are invited to attend.NAISMITH following their \u2014Norris Photo Thomson-Barrett The marriage of Isobel Theresa, daughter of the latex Thomas Barrett, and of Mrs.Barrett, to Mi.Ian Thompson son of the Rt.Rev.James S.Thomson and Mrs.Thomson, took place recently in Divinity Hall Chapel of McGill University, the bridegroom's father officiating, Miss M.Blaiklie played the wedding music and pink roses were used as decorations.The bride who was given away by her brother, Mr.James Barrett, was in gown of white silk groom's mother was in a gown of beige brocade.She wore a beige hat and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Our Justiy Fomous MR.EMILE \"Softy\" Permanent known for the gentle, true permanence it imparts te your hair.Good too, for hleached and tinted hair.$10.00 1347 GREENE AVE.Phone WE.5-0562; WE.5-2486 y ) À mile BEAUTY SALON We Pick Up and Deliver 1366 Greene Avenue organza appliqued with Alencon over taffeta, fashioned with a fitted bodice and a very full skirt.Her short veil of tulle illusion was held by a matching luce headdress and she carried a bouquet of pink roses and white carnations.Miss May Barrett, as maid of honor, for her sister, wore a frock of blue chiffon over taffeta, with a hat of the same shade, and carried a bouquet of pink roses and cornflowers.Mr, Ross Curits acted as best man for Mr.Thomson, and the ushers were Mr.George Houston, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mr.Thomas Barrett, the bride's brother.Mrs.Barrett, mother of the bride, wore a gown of blue chiffon with a blue hat and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Mrs.Thomson, the bride- Miss Dianne Kennedy, as maid of honor, and by Mrs.John B.Long and Mrs.Jacques Belan- ger, of Montreal, sisters of the bridegroom, and Miss Margaret Henderson, Mrs.William J.Kennedy and Mrs.Ian Maxwell- Smith, as attendants.Mr.Edward Gray, of Montreal, will act as best man for Mr.Quinn, and); the ushers will be Mr.Don Kennedy, brother of the bride, Mr.Jacques Belanger, Lieut.John B.Long, Mr.John Brown and Mr.Blair Cafferky.Following the ceremony, the reception will be held at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club.Hospital Auxiliary The monthly Board meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital will be held on Wednesday, September 5, at 1:30 p.m.sharp, in the Nurses\u2019 Residence, Cote des Neiges road.This ig the first board meeting of the fall season and members are requested to make Dry; in 20 minutes every effort to attend., ; .i .?.: ASTEL UPHOLSTERING Reg\u2019 .Specializing in © UPHOLSTERING ® FURNITURE REPAIRS d.® DRAPERIES WE.3-8735 {near Sherbrooke) Because only Dow is \u201ccool control\u2019\u2019 brewed \u2014 for that full and mellow, friendly flavor no other beer can surpas:.Dot we GUARANTEED BEER N24W \u201c> ho ASIN SRR CS à The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1958 St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates can boast 41 years of service The growth of St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates can be traced back to 1916, when Rev, George Daly, CSSR appealed to six ladies to organize the St.Ann's Baby Clinic, their work to supplement medicines, milk, orange and tomato juices in the diets of underprivileged infants in St.Ann\u2019s Parish.Forty-two years later, 1958, with a membership of 52 members comprising four groups, seniors, business girls, young matrons, each member turns in a minimum of one knitted article at the monthly meetings held in the members homes, for the baby layettes.The 1958 annual report denotes yearly progress to a À Learn to DRIVE IN ONLY A FEW LESSONS ON DUAL CONTROL CARS Calm and Courteous Instructors ® STANDARD TRANSMISSIONS ® AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ® SMALL CARS Our N.D.G.Branch is situated across from the License Bureau at 3410 KENSINGTON AVENUE Call HU.9-2031 LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL LTD.broader field of social welfare work, including the donation of 68 haby layettes consisting of 32 articles; a gross of Cod Liver Oil; supplied through the year; Christmas cheer, food certificates for needy families; 250 hand knitted articles, sweaters, toques, caps, mitts for preschool children atending the clinic on Richmond Square, irrespective of race or creed; toys, candies, oranges are included with each parcel.Approximately 100 articles of used clothing were distributed to mothers and children.Summer camp holidays have been made possible in the last few years to a few deserving youngster recommended by the Child Health nurses.Wednesdays and Fridays ¢ throughout the year, a volunteer member attends the clinics to assist the nurses in weighing the babies, seeping the records up to date and supervising the playroom, The annual fund raising will be an International Fall Fashion Show, vresented hy James A.Ogilvy's Co.Ltd, on Thursday, September 18, at 8.30 p.m.in Windsor Hall, Windsor Hotel, under the convenership of Miss Florence Hackett.About 2,500,000 people live in about 850,000 house trailers in the United States.Mia belles Slenderizing & Beauty Salon PERMANENTS EXPERT HAIR STYLING HAIR DYEING A SPECIALITY \u2014 MANICURING and Hand Massages ® Featuring the famous automatic massage table where you reduce without disrobing 4504 St.Catherine St.West ® Mechanical Treatments $7.50 uP © Steam Bath and Lamp ® Foot Treatments WE.7-1154 ÿ = YOUR DEADLINE, SEPTEMBER 15 Yon have only until September 15 to exchange your Viclory Bonds for the new Canada Conversion Bonds, earning up lo 50% more interesl.Check your investments NOW.Jf you have any Victory Bonds, take them without delay to any Royal Bank branch.Our officers will arrange to deliver new Canada Conversion Bonds to you.Take advantage of this attractive investment opportunity before September 15, when the conversion privilege expires.© IF IN DOUBT as to whether the $ bonds you hold are Victory Bonds, & = take them to ÿ manager.He will tell you.SR any Royal Bank i THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA * a MISS GERALDINE DUBEE, ticket convener for the International Fall Fashion Show, under the auspices of St.Ann's Baby Clinic Associates, which is taking place Thursday, September 18 at 8:30 p.m, in Windsor Hall, Windsor Hotel.European Imports and Canadi.n Haute Couture fashions will be presented.\u2014Eaton\u2019s Photo Local dance instructor spends summer feaching National Ballet Class Miss Cramp\u2019s School, The Study, Weston School, St.George's School, Elizabeth Ballantyne, the Central YWCA, and at Chambly, Lachute, Ste, Rose, St.Jerome and Sherbrooke.\u201cGiving classes to the profes- * sional company was my greatest thrill,\u201d Juliette Fischer, Mont- | real dance teacher who is senior , instructor at the Elizabeth Leese | Studio, stated on her return | Woman is appointed to church executive Church as chalrman of the War Services Committee, the Rehabilitation Committee and the Special Services Committee.Her appointment was announce.ed recently by Rev.Frank P, Fidler, Associate.Secretary of the Board of Christian Education.The appointment is on a two-year experimental basis.Mrs.Halpenyy will work closely with -the Senior Adult Sub-Committee of the _.Board of Christian Education and in relationship to the Adult Department: of that Board for which Rev.Mr.Fidler has responsibility.CWL Fashion show The CWL Subdivision of the Ascension of Our Lord West- mount is holding a fashion show in St.Leo\u2019s Hall on September 22 at 8:30 p.m.Juliette fashions will be shown.The highlight of the show is a trip for two to New York and other door prizes.Mrs.A.Whelan is general convener, Refreshments will be served.Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs, J.McElray at WE.3-4980., Now Open Tel.OX.5-3561 Resthaven Convalescent & Rest Home NURSING CARE Cleanliness \u2014 Warmth Good Food Mrs.Agnes Fisher 99 POINTE CLAIRE AVE.PTE.CLAIRE, QUE.here recently.\u201cI had been engaged to teach at the National Ballet Summer School, where dancers from all over America come.but I hadn't expected to be asked to teach the company dancers, too.It was a tremendous thrill to be asked, for there is a great deal of difference giving a class to amateur students and giving a class to full-time professionals.I spent a busy summer, teaching and coaching, with a day that started at nine in the morning and ended at nine at night.Fortunately there was time off during the day to eat and rest, and watch other classes given by Betty Oliphant, ballet mistress of the company, and Celia Franca, the artistic director.I was particularly pleased to see pupils of our own studio.some of them members of the company, and others down from Montreal to take the summer course.We made up quite a Montreal contingent, and I must say that the Montreal dancers looked as good as any others in their respective classes.I was proud.\u201d Miss Fischer.who is now busy in preparations for the new season at the Elizabeth Leese Studio, which commences on Monday.September 8, stated that she had already heen invited to return to the National Ballet to teach at next years Summer School .\u201cso I suppose they Jnust have been pleased with me!\u201d One of the few qualified Canadian examiners in the Cee- chetti method.of dance instruction.Miss Fischer reported that another Montreal teacher attached to the Elizabeth Leese Studion, Joan Bouchard, had taken a sét of stiff examinations in the Cecchetti Method and had passed \u201cwith credit\u201d.Joan Bou- chard and Jacqueline Lemieux will both be teaching at the Elizabeth Leese Studio this season, in addition to Miss Fischer and Miss Leese herself.In addition, Carmen Cortez will give classes in Spanish dance technique.Teachers of the Elizabeth Leese Studio also teach studio projects at Miss Edgar's and A woman who for many years has occupied a leading position in the work of The United Church of Canada, has been appointed to assist congregations of the United Church in providing a more satisfactory ministry to older persons.She is Mrs.J.L.Halpenny of Toronto, who was the first president of the Woman's Association of The Unitied Church of Canady, and for many years has been a Commissioner to 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He ig knowl habits he hay rets, iH i 1958 \u2014 III The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church By What again is the man who inhabits this planet, who is made of the dust of the earth and yet has dominion over the earth?He is a most curious creature \u2014 curious in two ways \u2014 he is always asking questions about himself, and he excites the most violent curiosity.The animals with whom he consorts might well ask what this strange creature is if thye could ask questions, and a questioner of 3000 years ago asked the question for them: \u201cLord, what is man?\u201d That man gave one answer to his own question; William Shakespeare gave another.Still another \u201cMan is a thing of nought; his time ancient answered: passeth away like a shadow.\u201d Science tells us that man is* not only composed of earthly elements, he is also a kin to the animals.Some people do not like the idea, but I still remember the shock I got when I saw the leg of a bear hanging up in a country butcher shop.It looked so much like my own leg that I felt mine to see if I still had it.Jt is just a century since Darwin and Wallace propounded the theory that man is derived by malural selection from some primitive animal species, It was not a new theory.The Greeks had it 2500 years ago, but did not try io prove it.The theologians tells us that man is not only composed of the earthly elements but that it is God who made him so.He agrees that man is akin to the animals, but that there is also an infimte difference between them.The old Scripture story says that God breathed into man the breath of Jife and man became a living soul.He is a creature but a creature with a difference.And note that creature means a created thing.He is God\u2019s handiwork.There is no contradiction be- {ween the scientist and the theo- kogians.The scientist is concerned with man as he is and with what he does.The theologian must try to answer the questions: Where does man come from?What is his purpose here ?What is his destiny ?The scien- test asks: What does man do?The theologian asks: What should man do?The apparent clash over the question of creation is a mock battle, The scientist says: On the evidence the history of the earth runs into billions of years, and ihe life of man is the product of evolution, The theologian agrees, and adds: But back of these billions of years 1s God, who does not belong to years but to eternity; and the method of His working is, on the evidence, evo- Jution.If the scientist finds it necessary to change the theory of evolution the theologian is quite unmoved.He is willing to accept any workable hypothesis of how man and his world op- \u20acrale, But when it comes to man \u2014 not only how he behaves, but how he should behave, the theologian demands the right to be heard.And his claim is that while man is an animal he is spirit also; that while he belongs to this world he is also a citizen of another spiritual world; that while while he is being trained io live here he is also learning 10 live in eternity.On this Labor Day weekend it is necessary to emphasize one of the most striking things about man \u2014 he is a worker, always adapting himself to the world and the world to himself.A beaver will build beaver houses till his race is extinct; man will build anything that the circumstance calls for.He will tame other animals and improve them; he will use the wild plants and tame them; he will not be satis- field with a stick and a stone for tools; he tames the raetals and shapes them to his purpose.He is not satisfied with a surface knowledge of the planet he in-+ x Westmount Baptist Church * Making a living has become so important that many are forgetting that making a life Le is more important.On this Labour week-end while we think about the dignity of honest labour, we also remember the dignity and worth of life itself.In the morning the Rev.E.J.Bailey will speak on \u201cMaking a Living\u201d and at night on \u201cSuccess and Failure\u201d, at Westmount Baptist Church, During the summer when many ecnurchres are closed in the evening, we invite members of other churches to share evening worship, Prayer meeting continues each Wednesday at 8 p.m.Municipal officials lauded for their devotion to duty Sir : I listened today to a very interesting radio discussion, the subject being : \u201cWhy are municipal politicians held in low regard ?\u201d As usual, in such discussions, there were opinions pro and con.I think that the average citizen would express surprise that those who serve in a local municipal capacity are somewhat suspect.Those who differed pointed out that municipal politicians give a great deal of their time and get little thanks.I believe that the suggested low regard is due to the publicity arising from the exposure of scandals in large cities.We have all heard of Tammany Hall and like organizations in several of the large American cities.Occasionally, interested individuals in the smaller towns and cities may have sought personal profit rather than the general welfare, but I think it can be said in all truth, that the majority who assume the legislative burdens devolving upon the municipal councillor or alderman are men of integrity who seek nothing more than to serve their fellow rate payers and promote the lest interests of the municipality.One of the speakers remarked that because of the \u201clow regard\u201d in which municipal were held that it was difficult to get prominent and capable citizens to become candidates for municipal honors.One can perhaps appreciate that a certain type of municipal politician may hope lo profit because of his office as a councillor, alderman, or controller.less have been and may still be, men of this type but they seldom.are long in office.The public spirited citizen who is persuaded to become a member of a city or town council is generally a business or professional man who sincerely believes he can render service that will be of benefit to his fellow rate payers.He ig in the same position as the devoted men or women who sit on boards of hospitals and other institutions.Those in the latter category are held in high regard because they give their valuable time and experience in the carrying on of the association's or institution\u2019s normal activities.Dealing with actual situations where can we get a finer and more gelf-sacrificing group of citizens than those who compose the councils of Westmount, Hampstead, Montreal West and Outremont ?The members of these several councils are municipally patriotic and proud of the place their respective municipalities habits; he will not be happy till\u2019 the Creator; it is when he is him- he has unlocked its inmost sec- self creating that he is most him- rets.He js a fellow-worker with self, politicians x There may doubt- \u2019 hold as efficiently administered little democracies, They serve I am advised without compensation other than the satisfaction that comes from the consciousness that they make a contribution to the welfare of the people who dwell within the confines of the municipality.Westmount, in particular, has been extremely well served since it was first incorporated as a city.A list of those who have held office discloses that the mayor and aldermen have been citizens of unblemished reputation and a credit, not only to their city, but municipal government generally.There are grumblers and critics who would find fault with saints but the overwhelming number of those who live here regard themselves as fortunate.One wonders why these fine men give so freely of their time and ability to administer the city or town's affairs; but ag pointed out in an earlier paragraph it is because of a desire to render service in the public interest.We who live in well-governed municipalities should on every occasion express not only our appreciation but admiration of those who represent us in the municipal, legislative and administrative bodies.If I speak SYNOGOGUES TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto he Stuzeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master; Miles Wisenthal, Educat:onal Assistant SABBATH SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS Take place in the Temple Sanctuary at 8:15 p.m.Friday Evenings.Regular Sabbath eve worship will be resumed in Temple Sanctuary Sept.5th, at 8:15 p.m.SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Haxxan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH \u2014 SEDRA KI THETZE Friday Evening, August 29th Candle Lighting no later than :20 p.m.6:15 p.m.Friday Evening Service.Sabbath Services: 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Service.Scriptural Readings: Torah: Deuteronomy: Ch.21, v.10 v .Prophets: Isaiah: Ch.54, vs.1 - 10.7:26 p.m.Afternoon Service ni 2 Oyos (Ethics of the Fathers) ne Evening Service Work ay Services: 8:30 a.m.Sunday Morning Service.7:20 p.m.Evening Service Weekdays: 7: 30 a.m.Morning Service.7:20 p.m.Evening Service Next Friday Evening: Candle Lighting no later than m.05 p.6:15 p.m.Friday Evening Service.Bar Mitzvah Mark Neil Kraminer, son of Mr.Kraminer, 124 will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Ror Mitrwvoh a as I do of Westmount, it is due to my regard for its chief magistrate; his colleagues on the council; its highly competent general manager and its experienced and capable personnel.The municipality, being a minor democracy, 1s a splendid school for developing that wider interest in the policies of the province and the nation We should do everything in our power to induce , and influence prominent citizens of both sexes to enter municipal affairs.Bernard Rose CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street ANCH BR.OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sundav, August 31st 11:00 a.m.Sunday School Subject of Lesson-Ser- mon: \u2018 CHRIST JESUS\u201d Golden Text: John 12:46.I am come a light into the world, that \u2018whosoever believeth on me should not abide in darkness.WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READ ROOM N In the Zhurch Edifice Open to the publie Tuesday.Thursuay and Fri- 8m to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to UNITED CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett 11:00 a.m.Public Worship.Joint services during August with Melville Fresbyterian Church in Melville Presbyterian Church Preacher: Charles R.Plaskett STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN and DOMINION-DOUGLAS Joint Services During August in the Stanley Church (Victoria and Westmount Avenue) 114 Bus Route MORNING SERVICE TIME CHANGE 10:00 a.m.Rev.A, Lloyd Smith, M.A.D.D.Rev.Sermon Topic \u2014 \u201cThe Sacrament of Business\u2019 Director of Music\u2014Doris Killam, WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL and ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT Uniting for Summer Services Sunday, August 31st in The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Aug.29, 1958 \u2018PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.O.Cochrane, B.A,, B.D., Minister 11.00 AM, Joint Services of Worship with Calvary United Church, dus ing August in Melville Presbyterian Church Preacher: Rev.Charles R.PlaskeH# VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY ; INVITED - : ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity August 31st 8:00 am.Holy Xucharist.9:30 a.m, SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m, Evensong (said).Weekdays; Holy Eucharist.9:30 am Wednesday.7:00 a.m.Thursday.8:00 a.m.Friday.ST.MATTHIAS\" CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion.: Preacher: E, P.A Timmons.Matins.! Preacher: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons.(Said).Evensong Preacher: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons, | Wednesday Holy Communion in the Rev.11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.11:00 a.m.hapel.Organist and Choirmaster { Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West Fhe Veneradte Fes Kenneth Naylor .D., Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A., Hon.Assistant Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Hon.Assistant Rev.T.A.Ramsey, B.D, Assistant Thirteenth Sunday After Trinity August 31st - Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church d:00 a.n.Holy Communion, (Cor.Landsdowne & Western Aves.) 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Minister: 7:30 p.m.Evenson£g.REV.CALTUM, THOMPSON, Wednesday Topic: REDEMPTION OF WORK.\" 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion.Director of Music: \u2019 Thursday Mr.Wayne Riddell 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion.Westmount Baptist Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR Minister Emeritus: Director of Music: Galt J.BAILEY, M.A, B.Th.Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.Rev.H.E.Lewis, Guest Preacher.11:00 A.M.7:30 P.M.\u201cSUCCESS \u201cMAKING A LIVING\u201d AND FAILURE\u201d Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 p.m.MISCELLANEOUS 7:30 pm.Gospel Service \u2018Thureh in the Wildwom\u201d Preaching Christ and Him Crucified, Rtisen and Coming Again \u201cWILDWOOD\u201d VAUDREUIL, QUE.(Drive West to Vaudreuil Village and Turn North) Rev.Harold Geo, Marin, Ph.D, D.D.Minister.Eloise Dorsey Martin, Litt.D.Soloist 11:00 a.m.Worship and Bible Exposition During the morning service a Sunday School will be conducted for children in the Stone Boathouse Chapel at 8:00 p.m.Wednesday-Prayer and siple Study.(A WELCOME AWAITS YOU) \u2018Wildwood\u201d.who have spiritual 30th, Information: SEMINARY.\u201cWildwood.RETREAT Open to all who sincerely desire a closer walk with God or roblems.From June 21st through August rite or Phone - CHRIS Vaudreuil, Que, Phone Vaudreuil 3317, T COLLEGE AND ar rmbt ee mn » ; * rompre (Tae VT.© TV ® RADIO ® APPLIANCES REPAIRS & SERVICE TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1958 be sx The Westmount Examiner Classified ER 10 Words 45¢ 3e for each additional word Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m.current issue.For your convenience, Adtaker on duty after 5 p.m.Tuesday and Wednesday evenings until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-2771.Thursday for 2 Property Wanted For Sale 29 For Sale i tmount, seven La roomme® Convenient.location: .Rugs \u2014 Kerman HU) fh lo $0,000.00.Please call Mr Fix-It Size 1314 x 121/68 ft, $900.00; an- * other 82/3 x 12 ft, $400.00.In ex- 12 Apartments To Let SERVICENTER cellent condition.In Westmount home.| N.D.G.Large 3!5, balcony, planned kitchen, taxes paid, heated, Bendix, $100.00, Monthly.Phone HU.1-4355 after 6 p.m, 13 Apartments Wanted WIDOW requires small 212 room apartment, Westmount or Montreal West preferably, Reasonable rent, HU, 1-0983.16 Flats, Duplexes To Let N D.G., 52 bright spacious rooms, October occupancy, $115.00.HU.8- 6008.17 Flats, Duplexes Wanted SMALL family require house, duplex, or apartment with use of gar convenient to King school.Will take long lease and consider option to purchase.Occupancy anytime after September.References supplied.All replies will be acknowledge.Apply Box No.447 c/o 2185 Hampton avenue.22 Room and Board To Let ROOM and board in exchange for light housework and caring for 4 year old child.Must like children.Clean and good meals.Call after 7 p.m.WE.7-7618.23 Room and Board Wanted McGILL student seeks room, board, private home.Apply Box No.450 c/o 2185 Hampton avenue.24 Autos For Sale WILL REPAIR ANYTHING EXCEPT A BROKEN HEART Specializes in repairs on rotisseries, irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, polishers, radios, etc.Lamps mounted, shades made to order and recovered.Free pick-up and delivery, DE, 8323, 5323 Decarie.Dining Room Table Folding bed.WE.7-2929.Bankrupt Stock Kitchen set, $45.00; bedroom set, complete spring and mattress, $125; 3-piece chesterfield, davenport, $65.00; hide-a-bed, nylon material, $125.00; continental beds, $35.00.All new ma- terial, must sell.3541 Van Horne, Apt.1.RE.8-4761.USED KITCHEN EQUIPMENT VERY GOOD CONDITION Gas stove, electric stove, dishwasher, kitchen sinks and basement tubs (inciuding fittings) A.O.Olsen & Co.1185 Drummond street, UN.6-5839, CHESTERFIELD and chair; 3 beds complete; buffet and table; desk: lawnmower; waffle iron, etc.Best offer.EL.4154 | Buick Convertible 1955, only 20,000 miles.Power steering, brakes, windows and seats.Leather upholstering.To exchange for small car and cash.Phone RE.9-2978.CONSUL 1954, new tires, heater.recently overhauled, Private sale, PLUSH daveuport and 2 armchairs, very reasonable.HU.9.7330 oc DE.4753.BED, rugs, chairs, trunks, kitchenware.Other household articles.WE.7-4076.LIVING room drapes and valance, in perfect condition.Very reasonable.gE 8-3697.Must sell immediately, moving to smaller quarters.Apply for appointment, DE.3138.ENGLISH PEDIGREE \u2018BABY CARRIAGE Pram style, pray.Exceptional buy.HU.1-3429, $60.00.MUST SELL LEAVING COUNTRY Brown Alaskan seal coat, size 14-16; beautiful grey sofa, custom made; silver tea service; bedroom furniture; living and bedroom draw drapes, spreads; Khalabar rug, 4 x 7; 21\u201d console television; bookcase desk; hall table and mirror; cocktail and afternoon dresses, sizes 10 and 186; silver, crystal, etc.Will sacrifice.HU.9-2327.OFFICE desk, solid oak, 60 x 34, single drawer.WE.3-4559.RADIO - record player, RCA combination, beautiful tone, perfect condition.Reasonably priced.WE.3-4559.ONE double bed, one lady's bureau.Reasonable.CR.2-6076.HIDE-A-BED with airfoam mattress.Reasonable, good condition.HU.1- 38.THOR fully automatic washing machine.Excellent condition, $125.00.RE.9-1619, SEAL fur jacket, size 16.Practically new.Nice evening dress, 16.Reasonable.After 5, WE.3-0551.STUDENT'S desk and chair, solid rock maple.Perfect condition.HU.DRAPES, brocaded silk with velve- teen; one large mirror; one highchair; needlepoint chair.RE.1.2231.COMPLETE household furniture, dishes, furs, clothes, etc, Leaving country.Call RE.3-5582.BEAUTIFUL mink jacket, newly remodelled, size 14-16.RE.7-4934.21\" Television set.perfect condition, mahogany console cabinet with doors.RE, 7-4934.31 Wanted to Purchase BOOKS WANTED Pocket novels, magazines and com- $600.00, WE.3-5646 after 6.30 p.m.BABY carriage, Gendron, in good ics, wanted for cash.VI.5-8790 till anytime after Sept.1st.P condition, $20.00.WE.7-6947.8 evenings.MERCURY 1949, in excellent condi- FRIGIDAIRE, gas stove, Gurney.4-[ ANTIQUE furniture, china, paint- tion, radio, heater, etc.Need cash, burner; Coleman space heater.RI | ings, jewellery, silver.R.H.Mul.RE.3-1455.7-6488.lins Reg'd.1317 Greene, WE.5-3894.D PLEAF dinin table, excellent MAPLE i.nee-hole de:k and chair, 29 For Sale DROPLE WE.22568.suitable for student: wanted, HU.CANADIAN Provincial furniture, an-| ROSE velvet floor length drapes, tique finish, 14 pieces, elm.Excel- padded comice; red mahogany bed- GOOD used washing machine and lent condition.$00.00.RE.3-0995 room set, 6 pieces complete.CR, vacuum cleaner preferably Electro: after weekend.9.2001, ux oF Filter Queen wanted.VV VV VY YY IVT YTV 9 VY 977VVPVV9VeYe S.U.l.AUCTION NOTICE S.U.l TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC We are liquidating the stock of SMILEY BROS.DEPT.STORE 1176 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.MONTREAL Consisting of: r{ousewares, Rugs, Carpets, Bedroom Suites, Name Brand Vacuum Cleaners, Sewing Machines, Dry Goods, Giftwares, etc., etc.Bedspreads, Fancy By PUBLIC AUCTION (in detail lots) DAILY AUCTION SALES 10 A.M.SHARP This Sale Will Run Daily From 10 AM.To 7 P.M.Until The Entire Stock Is Sold.FRIDAY & SATURDAY, UNTIL 10 P.M.At our sales rooms 1174 St.LAWRENCE BLVD., MONTREAL, P.Q.(near Dorchester St.) Conditions of Sale: Cash or Certified Cheque: SMILEY UNIVERSAL ING.APPRAISERS, AUCTIONZERS, LIQUIDATORS Sales rooms located at 1174 St.Lawrence Blvd, Montreal, P.Q.TEL.: UN.1-5451-2-3 A A A A A AA A A 0 A A A A A A A A A A A 32 Domestic Help Wanted English-Speaking Women Regularly one or 2 days a week for housecleaning.Vicinity Victoria and Sherbrooke.WE, 2-6348.Housekeeper For September 15th.Sleep oul.Working mother, 3 school children.5 day week, $70.00 month, N.D.G.References.HU.9-1472 after 6 p.m.WESTMOUNT family requires housekeener, Monday to Friday.beginning September 2nd.HU.9- 3356.WOMAN as housekeeper and cook for quiet pleasant home of 4 working adults.Full or part time.High salary.Business phone VIL $-2570 cv home EL.1883.DAILY worker 8.30 to 12.30 Monday, Wednesday.Friday.References.DE, 1636 before 7 p.m.34 MERCHANT'S COAL CO.LID.API: wats - 814 Sun Life Bldg.~ UN.6-7351 Help Wanted, Female Attention Girls or Women WANTED \u2014 46 BILINGUAL GIRLS OR WOMEN TO SPOT CHECK, BY PHONE, ISABELLA, DELIVERY STREET SHEETS, WORKING FROM OUR OFFICE IN BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING, 5250 DECARIE BLVD.CORNER WORK TO LAST FOR ABOUT 12 WORKING DAYS COMMENCING SEPT.8TH.HOURS: 8'30 A.M.to 4:30 P.M.NO SATURDAYS.APPLY ON TUESDAY SEPT.2ND TO MRS.BEAUDOIN DIRECTORY DELIVERY DEPT.GROUND FLOOR, BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING 5250 DE- CARIE BLVD.CORNER ISABELLA.BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS Why not make it yours?Avon cosmetics offers extra good earning opportunity for women who service an Avon territory near their homes, For information call PL.7885 SOMEONE fond of children to care for youngster daily, 8 to 5.My home or yours, Vicinity Sherbrooke and Claremont.EL.8972 after 6 p.m.35 Situations Wanted l'EMALE WIDOW wishes part time work, will sit with elderly lady, look after business couples apartment or gentleman's.RE.7-4110.37 Situations Wanted Male Chauffeur Refined tall young gentleman would like situation as chauffeur to lady.WE.3-2850, 39 Lost RONSON lighter with 3 initials, Stein- berg's parking space, Victoria avenue.WE.5-3431.40 Found BLACK cat, corner Sherbrooke and Wood Avenue, Westmount.WE.41 Domestic Pets Irish Setter Pup Pedigreed.Phone Miss Cowan.Eve- nings Vaudreuil 2781.Daytime UN.6-6951, 45 Money To Loan MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans quickly.Contractors, privates.Notary.RA, .1, | Trades and Professional Cards Building Repairs Office Equipment C.Hansen Building and Repairs Tile work.Fireplace Stone work of al kind.Formerly of G.R.Locker Co.(who are ou: of fireplace business) I solicit your patronage.- CLairval 5-6623 2219 Azilda Street, Montreal 5.ENGLISH workmanship, bricklaying, plastering, chimneys rebuilt, tuck pointing, roof shingling.Contract or per hour.All work gEuaranteed.\\ O'Connor, HU.8-504.Carpentry PLANNED kitchens, playrooms, built-ins, alterations, etc.Furniture made to order.Workmanship guaranteed.UN.6-0683, Jim Clancy.Dressmaking Westmount tennis single tournament The Westmount Recreation annual men's open singles tennis tournament is now open for entries, which is posted on the adult courts.Residents, 15 years of age and rver are eligible.Further information may be secured from John Garland, Westmount Recreation department, WE, 5-6973 Mental retardation\u201d is one of mankind's toughest problems \u2014 and one of the least understood.EY pu Ss Pt EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coats made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE furniture restoration, reproduction, Cabinet and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd., rear 1251 Greene, WE.77-4879.ANTIQUE furniture restoration.French polishing.Superior work.R.Mullins Antiques Reg'd., 1317 Greene, WE.5-3894.Furriers HAVE your furs repaired or restyled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave.WE.2-3312.Marriage Licenses UN, 6-6556; FE i FBT MARRIAGE LICENSES Milton W, Winston, notary.Days, evenings, HU, 20.EXPERT REPAIRS Typewriters, adding machines, \u2018 calou- lators, comptometers, cheque-writers, ete, ALL WORK GUARANTEED Free estimates made.Replace machines provided free.WE.2-1906 BATES BUSINESS MACHINES REG'D.4204 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Portraits EUROPEAN artist would accept commission on portraits.Oil or pastel.Specializing with children.Reasonable prices.WE.7-3388.ASPHALT PAVING EL.1177 HUDSON CONSTRUCTION INC.NOTICE OF APPLICATION ! FOR DIVORCE TAKE NOTICE that PAMELA MARGARET CLARK, of the City and District of Monireal, Quebec, will apply to the Parliament Canada, at its present, next or following session, for a bill of die vorce from her husband BERNARD CREBER, clerk, of the City and District of Montreal, Quebec, on the ground of adultery.MONTREAL, August 18, 1958, ROSA B.GUALTIERI Attorney for Petitioner, .7]4 Vitre Street, West, | ontreal, (FAQ.: t+ ?14 84051 88° % \u201cns us DA > Ray Beauchemin Snowdon rookie Ray Beauchemin, Steinberg\u2019s freshman centrefielder credits a good right arm for his fine showing in the Snowdon Fastball League this year.To back up his claim, Ray Las won the league's Rookie of the Year award.Beauchemin has played all three outfield positions with the Grocers starting at left, moving to right and finally setting up shop in centrefield.Batting 104 times he smashed out 30 hits, scored 20 runs; and knocked \u2018in 13 runs to place eighth in the batting depart ment.\u2018Seagram fennis cup for fourney play The final annual invitation men's doubles tennis tournament for the Seagram Trophy will be held at the Papineau Tennis Club August 30 to September 7.It is open to all doubles teams.Entries will be received until August 28, 8 p.m.by Roland Labelle (CR 4-0004).Official referee is Rene Boucher.Previous winners of this tournament were George Robinson\u2014 Henri Rochon, Lorne Main \u2014 Henri Rochon, Val Harit\u2014Ray- mond Page and Robert Bedard Pierre Lambert.Adastrians, Westmount hit cricket cup draw final The two top teams of the Montreal Cricket League Were eliminated in the second round of the \u201cA\u201d Division Davidson Cup competition Saturday.Adastrians scored 119 runs to defeat the West Indians with 95, and Westmount had 112 for an easy triumph over a Mount Royal eleven that scored 110.In Rubensiein Cup piay for B division teams, Adastrians IT ran up 149 to upset Rolls Royce, held to 92, while West Indians II batted out 103, without the loss of wicket, to overwhelm TCA all out with 102.Winning the toss at Lower Canada College grounds, the Adastrians went in first.Accurate bowling by Noel Harris and K.Wilkinson, kept the scoring rate to a minimum with only 26 runs added in 90 minutes of play before lunch, At this stage the Adastrians had lost George Lowbridge and Ian Rennie, both bowled by Harris for 18 and two runs respectively.Runs came more freely after the adjournment with Majeek Sudeek making 30 and Mike Maher 11.Don Barker and Harris kept the batsmen on the defensive and the innings closed out with the low total of 119.Geoff Small contributed 23 ang Westmount's 8-man Grid underway September 13 The city off Westmount Recreation department eight-man 13 at WAG grounds according 18 \u2014 Huskies vs Bulls; Bron Hus cs vs es, 26 \u2014 Bulls ve Broncs; Mules ve Huskies.Mel Rilstone 12.Barker's toll at | bowling was four for 20° and Harris had four for 55 off 25 overs.When the West Indians scored 15, the Adastrians made a quick bowling change by bringing on a slow attack.This proved successful with Tom Dugdale getting R.Sandiford for 11 in his second over, and Rilstone dismissing J.Garvey for 14.Rilstone finished with six for 49, Dugdale two for 15 and Small; two for 15.Westmount vs.Mount Royal Ken Branker 65 not out, Gerry Taylor 15, Dick Croney 14 not out.Dick Croal 11, Harold Cox three for 39, Colin Cox 24, Jack Chatfield 15, Peter Shell 14, George Duncan three for 24.Adastrians JI vs.Rolls Royce.Des Morton 37, John Wilson 25, Les Dyas .9, Ed Richards 17, Alec Rennie 16, E.Pounds four for 46, Ted Hocking three for 21, G.Smith 39, Hocking 13, Alan Patterson four for 20.Prince Albert are touch grid champs In the Westmount Recreation inter playground touch football, which was won by the Prince Albert Park, here are the members of that championship team: Constant Nucci, John McNally, Chris Lygitsakos, Louis Lygitsakos, Martin Cnn- dall, David Cundall, Brian Wood, Alfred Cere, Joey Som- merfreund, Timmy Rothwell, Courtney Pratt, Danny Pedros, Gary Pedros, Dean Crooks, Denn.s Sherbrack, Adolphe Durmann, coach.Ohio ranks second to Califoi- nia in number of bee colonies.J.Henderson {st round win Quebec lawn powlers, led by singles champion John Henderson of Westmount, moved undefeated through the first round of the Canadian championships.Henderson defeated Dickie Williams of Vancouver 21-17.The Quebec doubles team of H.Coles and A.C.Young of La- chine scored nine unanswered points in the last four frames to chalk up a 23-12 victory over the Winnipeg team of Stanley Townsend and John Dickie, representing Manitoba.Then the four rink, skipped by W.Burnside of Verdun, broke open a close battle with the B.C.M The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1958 + 15 team, scoring a fine six on the 20th end and going on to a 22-18 triumph.Joining Henderson as first round singles winners were Neil Salkeld of Ontario and H.Clayton of Regina.CARS ON LONG TERM LEASE TAB RENTALS LTD.Royal Bank Bldg.360 St.James St.West LOW RATES Telephone VI.9-1117 Wireless, Driving, ete.JOIN THE.ROYAL MONTREAL REGIMENT REGIMENTAL PARADES will commence TUESDAY, 9th of SEPTEMBER, at 8 p.m.Candidates accepted for training in Infantry Tactics, Weapons, Several openings for buglers and drummers, experience not needed.Recruiting on Tuesday and Thursday each week from 8:00 to 9:30 P.M.T.J.Kennedy, Major, Commanding Officer 4625 St.Catherine St.West Westmount to the announcement made this* week.Huskies will tangle with Bulls in the first game at 9:30 a.m.and Broncs will take on Mules in the second contest starting at 10:30.A practice session is slated for Saturday, September 6, and this will take place at WAG grounds starting at 9:30 a.m.The maximum weight is 105 pounds and the minimum is 80.A boy must be 12 years and under as of September 1.Boys playing for school teams are not eligible.Following is the schedule: SEPTEMBER 6 \u2014 (Practice) 9.30 a.m.13 \u2014 Huskies vs Bulls; Brones vs 20 \u2014 Bulls vs Broncs; Mules vs Huskies.27 \u2014 Huskies vs Brones; Bulls vs Mules, OCTOBER 4 \u2014 Bulls vs Huskies: Mules vs Broncs.11 \u2014 Broncs vs Bulls; Huskies vs Mules.13 \u2014 Broncs vs Huskies; Mules vs Bulls.P.Barnard captures Curly Joe's tourney Pete Barnard with a net 68 won Curly Joe's golf tournament held at Wentworth while F.Sheffield was runner up with- 70.The sealed hole was won by J.Moffat and M.Prud'homme.Bill Chester and Jack Yardley were in charge of the tourney.ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.@ Croceries and Imported Delicacies.N°50 shonk \"The Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St, West (Near Victoria) PLEASANT PAUSE, WELCOME REFRESHMEN A TALL, COOL \u2018crown\u2019 Tous ey - 2 f CROWN t ANCHOR ; LAGER BEER if : 18 42 eu vi0 \u201cCROWN\u201d IS LIGHT.CLEAR.REFRESHING .ALWAYS, WELCOME | CROWN £ ANCHOR 15 A MOLSON PRODUET AA EL AN: SR bt SEs ,16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, August 29, 1958 CL eT DELSON GARDENS | IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY A PROJECT OF 300 HOMES With A > HERE IS ~ Shopping Centre BEAL | =, - ESTATE .MAC Payments V A L U E For More Information or Appointment Call Us \u2014 No Obligation 20 Salesmen at Your Service Where is Delson?Only 9 Miles From the Heart of Montreal On the South shore of the St.Lawrence River facing Montreal, between a new bridge now under construction and a Hydro-electric power plant of 1,000,000 horsepower under construction at Heron's Island, two miles north west of Delson.The new Bridge will accelerate communications - between Montreal and the South Shore .The centre of Delson is situated at the crossroads of Provincial highways 9C and 9.The latter leads to the U.S.only 35 miles away.5 RRR ER be TR BT Lan eT eS - , vf Gives You ; 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