The Westmount examiner, 24 juillet 1959, Cahier 1

[" VOL.XXX, No.30 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1959 24 PAGES FIVE CENTS YOU'LL BE SEEING THEM SOON: group of spruced-up youngsters above will soon be familiar to Examiner subscribers paying by the month.The boys will be doing The \u201c Colléction work for the newspaper, and one of .them will be in your district shortly.Left to right: Gary Willock, Douglas Norris, Russell Kelley, Frank Cartwright and Michael Murphy.Not shown Is Peter Richards, the sixth member of the collection squad.\u2014Tedd Church Photo Westmounter, companion feared claimed by river Hope has run out of finding Peter L.Redpath, 18, of 527 : Victoria avenue, and his companion Yvon Aubin of St.Hyacinthe, who have been missing from a survey camp at Fort Chino, Ungava Bay, for over a week.Both tlie youths, second year McGill University geology students, have been the objects of & widespread search from the air and on the ground since Tuesday, July 14, when they failed to return to the camp from a fishing trip on the treacherous Koksoak River.Mines Minister William Cot- tingham returned to Quebec City Monday after spending two days with search parties, with the grim news that \u201cthe search operations in which he had taken part had convinced him that Peter Redpath and his companion would not be found alive.\u201d The youths were employed for the summer by the Province of Quebec Department of Mines.The only result of the search to date is the yy erturned canoe on thé, \u2018ghoi ob the Kok- soak River, \u2018and \u20184 rubber hoot, believed to belong to one of the students.Apparently Eskimos, who were aware of the treacherous nature of the river, had seen the boys and shouted warnings to them.They came to the Fort Chimo Camp late Tuesday, July 14, and reported having seen the boys, who seemed not to have heard their shouts.Peter Redpath, the son of the late Squadron Leader John Peterson Redpath of the.RCAF who was believed to have drowned at sea while en route to Canada from India during World War II, was known to be \u201ca strong swimmer, well-versed in canoeing techniques.\u201d A graduate of Lower Canada iii: World-famous Westmounter 4 1 Soden Royal tour critics *4 ul dep si; A world-famous neurosurgeon who is also resident - \u201cof Westmount, gave no quarter to critics of the Queen's \u201cCanadian tour when he spoke Monday evening to a College, he has been working towards his bachelor of science degree in geology.\u201d Hé lived with his mother, Mrs.J.P.Redpath, and sister, Beatrice.Canadian importers are ambassadors of goodwill for Canada The Canadian importer 1s our ambassador extraordinary and a trail blazer who can contribute müëh to the understanding between nations, he is the one representative of his country abroad and if he considers his reputation and what his country stands for, can perform miracles towards cementing good will around the world stated Bruno Van der Walde, 880 Roslyn avenue, business executive and past president of Canadian Importers, to members of the Verdun Rotary Club on Monday.Mr.Van der Walde stated that * in the import and export business there was no cuoice in defining them as to importance as one phase cannot exist without the other.It was a good illustration of the expression \u2018which came first the chicken or the egg\u2019 but, he said in the first place everything started with import and cited the instances of the travels of Marco Polo and Christopher Columbus in their voyages of discovery around the worid in search of goods.: In more modern times one might consider the activities of the Hudson Bay Company and the work of the Portuguese and the Spaniards in their travels to South America.It was thelr alm to lay their hands on valuable things and was not aimed at exporting goods but importing them from other countries in order to get exclusive -ossession of goods and to corner markets.Today, he continued, without imports there.cannot be exports as no country couid afford to sell and not buy in return.He quoted figures extensively on the Canadian economy stating that it was not as easy today, as in the olden days one could import anything.Today the work had reduced itself to a system of barter and the controlled trade of the Iron Curtain countries had put us at a disadvantage.So much so that it is not always up to us as |: to what we would like to do in this respect but what we have to do.Today the importer is not what he used to be, but he is a highly specialized expert in all the tariffs which are sometimes quite difficult to understand and he has to be an expert in knowing his merchandise as well as all.types of finished and unfinished products.Canada, he said will always we cannot be without and B® takes an expert with the pres per knowledge to do the wortt o import and export propoge y.| The spoaker was tendored @ vote of thanks by Ben Shara, Babs Mondies presented Da Frank McGregor and Lioyd Mo- Clintock with the customary birthday roses, while Jack Hunte ing reported favorably on the recent automobile raffle whioh helped to swell the funds of Rotary for their contributions te scholarships.City is thanked by Royal Couple The City has received a signed portrait of The Queen and Prince Philip.The following letter was \u201cecelved from Sir Edward Ford, issistant private secretary to \u2018Ir Majesty.\u201cDear Mr.Mayor, I am commanded Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh to express their sincere thanks to the citizens of Westmount for the brauti- fui silver gifts which you presented to them this afternoon at the City Hall.They deeply value these not only for themselves, but also for the loyal and generous sentiments which lle behind these gifts.They will always re mind Her Majesty and His Royal Highness of the great welcome which they received from the citizens of Woeat- mount this afternoon.Please, convey an expression.of their\u201d thanks to your citizens.: By The Queen's command I am sending vou a portrait of Her Majesty and His Royal Highness which they have signed for the City HnaH at Westmount as a memento of their visit to it.This will be sent to you shortly under separate cover.Yours sincerely, Edward Ford.REUNITE NE LL INDEX Church News .12 by Thé Classified Ads .17 Editorials .4 Entertainment .8 Exantiner Profile .4 Funland .co0000s 18 Obituaries .2 Resorts .0800000000 6 Sports ee ee vs, 19 is Week in Westmount 10 Unity Boys\u2019 Club .2 Women's ond Social .12.14 Westmount YMCA .13 be forced to Import the things gages mnenenae ann a So medical group in Edinburgh, Scotland.Dr.Wilder Penfield, 4302 Montrose avenue, in addressing & joint meeting of the, Canadian and British Medical J fations, etated: ¢ \u201cMuch nonsenaè pom dofsed about th = a Canada.It oomds - folk who like to sneer at what is good in life.They offer the world husks of corn instead of .the golden grain of truth.\u201cGood wheat will always have chaff and iron mines dust and dirt.But wise men laugh and brush such things aside, knowing this is the price we pay for freedom.\" He added: \u201cI speak for Canada and Canadians when I tell *you how highly we prize the ng and arduous visit of Her \"Majesty.We like the rugged contribution made by Prince Philip.\u201d Earlier, a message had been received by convention officials from Prince Philip, stating that the 3,000 doctors gathered in Edinburgh demonstrated the value of a Commonwealth connection in achieving practical results, WOODEN SHUFFLEBOARDS TO GO: The two wooden shuffleboards in the foreground, located in the centre of Westmount Park, will be one of the first items to be replaced pates « when the city begins its revamping program of the park.Concrete shutfleboards, similar ; to the one being used in the background wifi take their place, and make more playing faciiltion available for youngsters.throughout the summer months.\u2014Tedd Church Photo PE 2 The Westmount Examiner, Summer fun gets youngsters brown as bi-weekly trips hit 100 average If sun-tan on youngsters\u2019 faces and arms is any indication of enjoyment then Unity members must be having a wonderful beginning to their summer break, The Monday and Friday recrcational trips to St.Helen's Island have certainly confirmed the value of creating such a resort so near to the City.The complement of our bus nears one hundred children each trip and the fact that we all return tired but happy at the end of the day pre-supposes a successful day.Recently the management of the youngsters\u2019 wading pool decided to leave the water intake pipe on so that a fountain spray effect was available to the \u2018tots\u2019 who were taking part in the bathing.No wonder our members were very tired but very happy when they returned to the Club.GUESTS OF FRY-CADBURY Our educational tour this week made us guests of Fry- Cadbury and a \u2018group of our youngsters lived for a short while in what was, literally, a sea of chocolate.Having resisted the temptation to scoop a fingeiful of hot chocolate at overy machine, and lo ignore what we considered the almost perfect \u2018throwouts\u2019 we completed the tour with a very handsome gift from the company.Unity members have asked me to say \u201cThank You\u2019 to Fry- Cadbury for the way they showed us round and the way the members of the staff took, quite .obviously, a lot of trouble to make the tour so interesting.LAFONTAINE PARK AND ZOO Ir little Susan Warren had not double-exposed a snapshot of the majestic peacock with tail fanned this would have been a perfect afternoon.After a stroll through the park we \u2018visited the zoo and appreciated W.FRIEDRICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert New Address: 1243 GREENE AVE.(Opposite Steinberg's) WE.7-1855 SUITS & COATS $55 ur Made to your measure from a large selection of best English woollens, Work Guaranteed.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SLACKS *15 Made to measure To Measure neers $35.Alterations & Remodelling.Reasonable Prices Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE {Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 EXAMINER Phone Numbers @ Classified Advertising Daily 8.30 A.M.to 5 P.M.® Display Advertising ® Subscriptions HU.9-1201 © Editorial @ Accounting HU.1-2771 © Classifled Advertising Tues.& Wed.5 to 8.30 P.M.Only HU.1-0451 4 this children\u2019s wonderland.The signature of a fairy princess on a fairy tale book helped us to live in this world of make- believe.I had the impression that the ferryboat ride on the lake paddle steamer to the bus stop added a little to this fascinating afternoon, LEARNING TO SWIM On the more serious side of our summer program 34 youngsters attended swimming lessons and demonstrations at the \u2018Y' this weck.We might, perhaps, add here that a number of enquiries have been made concerning joining the group and a few members have tumiéd np: at the required time to\" tak part.A medical is essential however, and anyone who wishes to join in should first contact the office at Unily so that arrangements may be made.CRAFTWORK An increase in participation in crafts this summer indicates an encooraging session.Figurine modelling is the most popular at tthe moment, although much of the work done on paper sculpturing is of an exceedingingly high standard.The youngsters are showing considerable ability in the manipulation of different craft \u201cdrills\u201d and although creation of string puppets is more prolonged than the other crafts being investigated we are anticipating some interesting puppet shows towards the end of sum- mer\u2014with our own puppets of course.LITTLE LEAGUE The Unity Indians won their first game of the second half of the schedule by defeating the Red Sox and their ace right hander Bob Angeline 8 to 4 last Monday.The Indians had lost five straight in the second half after walking away with the first half, Richard Holden won his fourth game against two decisions in out-dueling Angeline.Holden contributed a couple of hits including a double and Bob Angeline homered for the losers.Obituaries F.T.ENRIGHT F.T.Enright, 388 Roslyn avenue, former judge of the Court of Sessions died July 17 at his home.He was 80 years old.Burial took place in Elmwood Cemetery, Sherbrooke, Que., following a private funeral service.A native of Danville, Que., Mr.Enright attended Waterloo and Sherbrooke high schools, and graduated in law from Mc- Gill University in 1800.Following the establishment of his own law practice in this city, he was appointed as judge of the Court of Sessions in 1922.He retired from the bench in 1947.A member of Westmount Park Emmanuel Church, Mr.Enright was a member of the University Club of Montreal, the Heather Curling Club, and the Westmount Bowling Club, He is survived by his wife, the former Edith A.Campbell: à daughter, Mrs.Melville S.Robertson; and a granddaughter.On Thursday the White Sox handed the Indians their sixth loss of the second half by defeating the Indians 14 to 9 in extra innings.Billy Holden, in relief of Dalton Barnoff, was the loser.This was Bill's first chore on the mound this year for the Indians and he is showing a lot ot promise, It seems like ne might even stretch his brother Richard during the next year or so.Richard Holden and Arthur Driver have been selected to play on the American \u2018B' all-star team for thé game in August.Well ne! | \u2014by\u2014 5 Wayne L.Bungay A new commemorative postage stamp will be issued by Canada on September 10 to mark the 200th anniversary of the battle on the Plains of Abraham between the forces of General James Wolfe and the Marquis de Montcalm.The battle took place on September 13, 1759, outside the walls of Quebec City.The settlement reached after the battle resulted in the creation of a bilingual nation whereby both English and French languages and traditions are honored and protected.Contrary to first reports released by the Post Office Department the stamp will not be red and black but will be red and green.In green will be the maple leaves, the 5-cent denomination, the dates and the words \u201cPostage\u201d and *Postes.\u201d The British and French heraldic emblem on either end of the ribbon which has \u201cCanada\u201d in the center symbolize the union of these peoples to form Canada.The three maple leaves, which are similar to those on provincial Coats of Arms, represent the two original groups as well as the people of other origins who have joined in the task of building our country, Typical of most present Canadian commemorative stamps there will be only one plate number.A pane is composed of 50 stamps and 30 million stamps will be prepared.Philip Weiss of Ottawa is the designer \u2014 he also designed the N.A.T.O.stamp which appeared on April 2nd.Our Post Office Department, ® has about 12,000 post offices in operation; ® employs about 50,000 men and women; ® has over 6,400 uniformed letter carriers; ® has more than 20,000 government employees engaged in its operations, © in the fiscal year ended March 31, 1959, had a net postal revenue of $156 million and gross expenditures of $184 million, The Sixth Congress, which met in 1800 was the first to mect in Washington, D.C.TOBIE STEINHOUSE : Young Westmount artist Tobie Steinhouse, Springfield avenue, poses with \u201cLumiere Doree,\u201d the work which has been purchased by the Quebec government for the Provincial Museum in Quebec City.A long-awaited event in music circles in Montreal is the appear- {ance of Wilhelm Kempff, one of \u2018Germany's most distinguished piahists, who i8 making his first visit to North America since the war to perform during the Montreal Festivals, Kempff will give a recital at Plateau Hall on Aug.7 of the last four sonatas of Beethoven, and will play in a concert with the Symphony of the Air orchestra under Dr.Wilfrid Pelletier on Aug.4.The program for this concert will include Concerto No, 3 in C minor by Beethoven, Schumann's Concerto in A minor and Horoscope by Roger Matton, He will also play at the opening concert of the Festivals at La Comédie Canadienne on Aug.3.Born the son of the town cantor in Juterborg, Germany in November 1895, Wilhelm Kempff moved to Potsdau in early \u2018childhood when his father was appointed musical director to they King.He was awarded two scholarships at the State Music Academy at the age of nine, and was even at that early age hailed as a prodigy pianist.He started his professional musical career touring with the famous Berlin Cathedral Choir.This was followed by a concert tour through Sweden where he was decorated by King Gustav with the order of \u201cLitteris et Artibus\u201d.: In 1924 Kempff took over as director of the Wurttemburg High School of Music in Stutt- ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.x South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 Distinguished German pianist to play at Festival Aug.7 gert.Five years later, already à highly successful composer, he gave Up teaching to devote his life to concerts and composition, Around 1925 he won great success as a composer.Furtwangler conducted the first performance of Kempff\u2019s D Minor Symphony in the Leipzig Gewandhaus in 1926.Ernest Wiechert was the author of the Kemoff Cantata \u201cGerman Passion\u201d.Since the war, Wilhelm Kempff has been living quietly in Thurnau Castle near Bayreuth.He has performed on special occasions, but has refused all invitations to visit the United States.On this visit to Canada, despite offers from New York, Mr.Kempff will not do\u2019 any other recitals except in Montreal.Best known for his interpretation of works of Beethoven, Kempff is also noted for his playing of Brahms, Schumann, Liszt, Bach and Mozart.Skin of the huge blue whale is about the color and thickness of carbon paper.| NY OF those who have attended a service here know that the music of our « beautiful Hammond organ greatly increases the beauty of the final rites.PA Collins INC ; da MUNN A © WILLIAMS 0000 SHERBROOKE STREET Wis?2 hd | = 1234 Mountain St.O TIEN EH a | Five Generations of Traditional Service : 5) | cJos.C.Ulray &BRO.Funeral DIRactors 4 i LR Phone: UN.6-6363 ae pre perenne JI nerves.bere pe a Interiors 1317 Greene a WE.5-3894 ANTIQUES BOUGHT © and SOLD Custom Upholstery Furniture Repairs Draperies WE.3-4046 ESTABLISHED WATCH REPAIRS S Certified Wotchmehers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXX, Neo.30 RMR band in park sets feet fapping at lively concert The old-fashioned band concert in the park\u2014an institution which has been in decline since the passing of the leisurely days before World War 1.and which has been practically annihilated by the furious onslaught of noisy television musicals\u2014got a sparkling revival in King George Park Monday evening.The audience which gathered to hear the second concert given \" by the Royal Montreal Regimental Band was not large, but it was enthusiastic, And it wasn't just the old- timers who came.Teenagers, mothers with excited youngsters, young couples and old, formed the audience.People out for an evening stroll through the park stopped and stayed.Teenagers on the nearby putting green finished their game.but didn't leave.Even the occasional tennis-player forsook his game to stretch out on the grass and listen.The program, arranged by bandmaster A.Fleming of the RMR, covered everything from familiar Quebec habitant tunes to themes from Rogers\u2019 and Hammertein\u2019s \u201cSouth Pacific\u201d.The strains of the popular \u201cColonel Bogey's March\u201d set feet tapping.The band played from a temporary bandstand set up between the King George Park tennis courts and putting green, facing a natural arena formed by the sloping ground, on which benches for the spectators were placed by attendants.A cool breeze fanned the audience who watched the musicians perform against a backdrop of trees and bushes.through which a glimpse \"of water in the park\u2019s \u2018no wading\u2019 Pools could be seen.NAMED FOR CHARACTER The Dolly Varden trout, a brightly colored variety that abounds in the mountain streams of New Mexico, was named after a character in a 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Westmount, will take place Monday at 8:15 p.m.The program, under the direction of bandmaster A.Fleming, WO 1, will be as follows: \u201cSound and Fury,\u201d march by Walters: \u201cThe Silver Con,\" overture by O'Neil; \u201cBright Eyes,\u201d a coronet trio by Finlay- son; \u201cTea for Two,\u201d the popular ballad by Yoder: \u201cColumbine,\u201d waltz by Gardener; \u201cTurkish Patrol\u201d by Michaleis, Brassos to the Fore* a Walters march; \u201cAmparite Rica\u201d by Texidor; \u201cDeep River\u201d a rhapsody by Chenette; selections from \u201cThe Merry Widow\" by Franz Lehar; \u201cWhen Day is Done,\u201d na popular tune by Katcher; and \u2018\u201cMaison- neuve\u201d a march by Allaire.The program will be separated by a 10-minute intermission, and Regimental band presented the second of a teenagers families, and elderly people.will close with the regimental \u2014Tedd Church Photo march \u201cCa Ira\u201d, and \u201cGod Save the Queen.\u201d | d d e e \u201cHead of a Boy.\u2019 \u201cCharles J.ndependent Art Association summer show = uc mo\" hibi k e ° Kenneth Holmden - \u201cAut.exhibits works of local artists at Val David y= x5 zen By VALENTINA RAHR Members of the Independent Art Association Inc, are holding an art exhibition at Val David.The display room located in the home of Mrs.Lilija Tremane, was especially constructed to be used for art shows.\u201cTwenty-two members of the Independent Art Association whose work is being shown, are - from Westmount,\u201d commented Bea Alan.\u201cThe show was opened on July 8th, and will continue until September 8th.About seventy pictures were accept Among the exhibits are paintings by the following well known Canadian artists: Lillah E.Adrian \u2014 \u201cMaid of the Islands\u201d and \u201cShirley Shikatani\u201d; Bea Alan \u2014 \u201cStudy in Green,\u201d \u201cWinter Landscape\u201d and The Red Carnation\u201d; Octave Belan- ger \u201cLe Vieux Defricheur\u201d and \u201cPlage Jacques Cartier\u201d; Harold C.Boyles \u2014 \u201cIncoming Tide.Buzzards Bay\u2019: Mildred J.Brisbane \u2014 \u201cCarol\u201d; Beryl Butler \u2014 \u201cBskimo Girl\u201d; Galbraith Cornell \u2014 Back,\u201d \u2018\u201cEvening.St.Sauveur.\u201d \u201cThe Red House,\u201d \u201cAutumn Splendor\u201d; Anne Denman \u201cThe Bridge\u2019; Violet \u2014 \u201cLaurentian,\u201d \u201cOpen Water\"; James Damiani \u2014 \u201cMiss Rowe.\u201d \u201cC.Damiani,\u201d and \u201cEarly Spring\u201d; Hyacinthe Gallant \u2014 \u201cSouth African Mask\" and \u201cThe Green Bottle\u201d; Thomas Garside ARCA\u2014\"\u201cSt.Hilaire Mountain\u201d; Patrice Giles \u2014 \u2018Spring Thaw\u201d and \u2018Sugar Bush.\u201d Constance Haines \u2014 Picnic\u201d and \u201cA Bit of Old Montreal\u201d; Thomas H.Hall \u2014 \u201cSilver Birches on Mt.Royal,\u201d and \u201cOld Maple Tree\u201d; Adrien Hebert, RCA \u2014 \"\u201cGagnes and Fre- jus\u2018; Kenneth H.Holmden \u2014 \u201cThe Bam at St.Andrews\u2019; Eveline Hopkins \u2014 \u201cStill Life and Wild Flowers\u201d; Agnes Knox \u2014 \u201cSummer in the Forest\u201d; Ethel Lindsay \u2014 \u2018\u201cSeascape Florida\"; Percy Morland May\u2014 \u201cThe Hayfield.\u201d Bridge at Piedmont\u2019; Grace S.Moody \u2014 \u201cBlue Rocks and Shadows\u201d; Rita Mount, ARCA \u2014 \u201cBonsécours \u201cThe i Of Independent Art Ass'n.Betty Market.\u201d \u201cLooking Stella MacIntyre \u2014 \u201cThe Old Barns\u2019; D.Harris McLarren \u2014 Dubois { \u201cSpring Flowers\u201d and \u201cLauren- tian Landscape\u201d; Genevieve Mc- Lean \u2014 \u2018View from Ross Hospital\u201d: Mary B Murdock - \u2018Midnight\u2019; Alice O.Pare \u2014 \u201cPavots d'Orient\"; George R.Patterson \u2014 \u201cEdge of Woods\"; Camille Perks \u2014 \u201cYacht Club\u2019; Anna Puttee \u2014 \u201cMystery.\u201d \u2018L'Enclos\u2019\u201d\u2019; Adam Sherriff Scot! RCA, \u201cThe Winding Stream.\u201d \u201cThe Oldest House in Canada (Sorel).\u201d and \u2018Laurentian Woodland\u2019: Pearl Scars \u201cAbove Manchester Falls.\u201d and \u2018Bulow the Bridge at Rawdon\u2019: Irene Shaver \u2014 \u201cMain Inn,\" and \u201cMont-Rolland'\u2018; Joseph Sher ~- \u201cSelf Portrait;\u201d Grace W.Simpson \u2014 \u201cOld Lachine Ommal.\u2019 and \u201cGloucester\u201d; Edith Jackson Smith - \u201cHouse and Blossoms\"; Dr.G.E.Tremble \u2014 \u201cLate Afternoon\u201d and \u201cNorth River Continued on page 17) BEA ALAN \u201cAnse aux Gascons\"; Parking Space Available Taking the train ot Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip Parking, washing, greasing, efc., ot reasonable rates ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) HU.6-0767 EE \u201cACME PHOTO REC'D C.A.Nicholls E.D.(Ted) Harrison PHOTOGRAPHY - CAMERAS - SUPPLIES IT'S VACATION TIME! Closing Saturday, July 25th FOR ONE WEEK Re-Opening Monday, Aug.3rd 4123 St.Catherine St.West WE.2- 5709 THE WESTM NOT III a serving the City of Westmount since 1935 5135 Western Avenue \u2014 HUnter 92-1201 Montreal, Friday, July 24, 1959 Hugh E.McCormick Chairmon Jobn W.Sancton President and Publisher Tracy S.Ludington, Editor Low Miller, Managing Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Classified and Circulation Tue Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service, Mal) subscriptions: $2.50 per year; $1.25 half year, Five cents a copy.Authorized as 2nd Clase Mail, Post Office Dept., Ottawa The Examiner is published by The Monitor Publishing Company Limited, 7005 Kildare Road, Montreal 28, Que.WE SAY Hamilton reveals complaints fewer OSTMASTER General | William Hamilton, in addition to playing a major role in arrangements for the visit of the Queen and Prince Philip, was reflected in a highly favorable light in Parliament in the dying moments of the session just concluded when he was able to report that complaints in his department were down some 10,000 over the previous year.This fact speaks well for the results of the spade-work that Mr.Ha- miltôn has done in his department since he entered the Cabinet.Naturally, when he first took over, complaints were being made as a result of the previous administration, but now he has bcen in office sufficiently long so that if there are complaints, they are perhaps based on an operalion over which he has had control.With a drop in complaints of almost 900 a month, it would apepar that a definite imrove- ment has been made in the things that satisfy the customer, who, after all, are the taxpayers and electors.AIS wt LO 8 By the Way.PIONEERING SPIRIT GIRL in America who has come to earth after spending 211 days and nine hours on the top of a flagstaff is.with justifiable confidence, claiming the world ropord.My account says that she endured \u201cgales, toothache, and freezing temperatures.\u201d Her words on landing were simple and sincere: \u201cI'm glad it's ever.\u201d will not discourage anyoos who is about to challenge her record.By this time she nas p.obaibly beer offered firm and television contracts, and 18 no doubt writing her auto- biczraphy, \u201cMy Life Up The Pole.fendun Express \u2014 MONEWS LS à 104 MAITRE T hepe such frankness | YOU SAY Judge backs parks in controversy Sir: I was glad to note that your correspondent, \u201cenough said,\u201d in your issue of the 10th instant took up the cudgels on behalf of the administration following the criticism of the gentleman to whom he refers.It may perhaps be outside of my province to express my views in this connection but as a longtime resident of Montreal I am in a position to cvaluate the respective governments of Westmount and its larger neighbor, It is easier to criticize than commend, and it is regret- Lapis Frnt those who indulge in the former do not hold the scales evenly and pay tribute to those who merit it, particularly where their duties are onerous and call for good judgment, experience, tact, and courtesy toward those whom they serve.Although I have in an earlier issue made reference to the city's annual report the printed copy which is now available permits a further reference, The report itself is an excellent piece of typographical workmanship.It contains: \u201cA Table of Contents,\u201d which at à glance enables one to judge the several activities in which the personnel are engaged.Still more instructive are the figures giving in detail the revenues and expenditures.I have already said that the taxpayer in Westmount gets full value for the contribution he makes to the city's treasury.The names of the Mayor, the Aldermen and principal officials are given so that he knows who are responsible for the smooth and efficient conduct of affairs.When we look at the total revenue and how it is spent we can more properly appre- clate the splendid and all round efficiency of the administration.There is no waste, extravagance or ugse- less expenditures.The reputations of all concerned are above reproach and we do not hear the allusions occasionally made when members of other administrations are mentioned.The mayor and aldermen are public spirited and ready at all times to meet as circumstances and revenue permit, the just and timely ge- mands of their fellow townsmen.The General Manager, Mr.\u201c T.J.Hughes, his able assistant, Mr.N.T.Darve, and the heads of the several depart ments enumerated in the re- Rl BE a BE VE gy THEY SAY: People who squawk about income tox are divided nid two classes \u2014 men ond women.\u2014 Anon Examiner profile: A success in two careers By CYNTHIA JONES The two-fold career of Saint Laurent's Queen's Counsel Mayor Maurice Cousineau continues, to flourish right along with his growing city.Law and politics have been kind to him; in both professions has out - weighed disappointment.June 1, the 47 year-old 5 recognition civil lawyer was acclaimed mayor of thriving devoted and conscientious in the performance of their duties.No city in Canada of like size and population is better served than port are Westmount.Its police and fire departments are models for any municipality to emulate.The members of both under Chiefs R.Edmonstone and E.C.Harper are constantly on the alert to protect life and property.Secre- tary-Treasurer A.W.D.Swan is held in high regard as an authority on municipal finances.Those associated with him in the city's administration would be a valuable asset to any business organization, The total revenue for the year 1958 was $3,445,943.Every dollar of this comparatively small amount wus spent to good purpose.If Montreal taxpayers got as much for their money as the fortunate taxpayers of Westmount there would be less ground for the dissalis- faction so often expressed hy those who live in the big city.\u201cEnough said\u201d pointed out ** the vandalism that takes place because those who commit these acts are not concerned with cooperating with the city's employees in maintaining order and respecting municipal property.Bernard Rose.MAYOR MAURICE COUSINEAU Saint Laurent for the second time, entering his fourth term in office and his ninth year.Having pursued politics on home ground as an alderman in 1943, Mr.Cousineau finished up in 1950 the term of the late Dr.Authier who died in office, was elected in 1951, re-elected in 1953, acclaimed in 1956 and re-acclaimed in 1959.In his legal role, successful civil lawyer Cousineau is senior partner in the law firm of Cousineau, Laganiere, Belan- ger and Pagé, whose offices are located in the Transportation Building, 132 St.James street.In his own unpretentious legal office this week, Mr.Cousineau told us about the highlights in his life in a matter-of-fact, businesg like way.He is a somewhat aloof, polite man of dignified appearance and serious manner.He wears black-horned-rim- med glasses over long-lashed, forthright brown eyes.His hair and mustache are greying.His well-kept hands are those of a musician.His voice is low pitched; his English acceptable.WIDE RANGE \u201cMy main job is acting as a civil lawyer for individual clents but part of my time is occupied as a crown prosecutor for the piovince,\u201d said Mr.Cousineau.\u2018Sometimes you can find me at the new Court House acting on behalf of my private clients and sometimes at the old court house where as crown prosecutor.IT may have robbery, theft, moral, forgery or perjury cases.I never act for murder cases.There are A special prosecutors for that.I find my criminal work very interesting.\u201d Characteristically, Mr.Cousineau\u2019s court room manner 1s unemotional.He does not resort to oratory, \u201cI don't ever appear before a jury so it is not necessary to talk, talk, talk,\u201d he said gratefully.\u201cAll I'm required to do is to expose the facts to the judge, mot sway 12 jurymen of varied persona- ty.\u201d Mr.Cousineau has been practising civil law in Montreal since 1935 when he graduated from the University of Montreal with the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law, He was appointed crown prosecutor for the district of Montreal in 1944, and was made a Queen's Counsel in 1948 at the age of 36.He was appointed municipal judge for L'Abord-à-Plouffe He served as member of the- and Laval-sur-le-Lac in 1948, ® | _ Bar Association of Montreal.and on the Board of Examiners for the Province of Quebec Bar for two years.\u201cJean Mercier, now one of the full-time City of Montreal lawyers, and I started out together as partners,\u201d said Mr.Cousineau., \u201cAfter his appointment to the city staff, I stayed alone for a few years about eight years with Henri Loranger who was subsequently appointed judge of the police court and I then became head of this firm.\u201d Gerard Laganiere has been a partner for eight years and junior partners Andre Belan- ger and Raymond Pagé have been with the firm for three and two years respectively.LOCAL BOY Mr.Cousineau was born in the parish of Saint Laurent and has lived there ever since.He was the oldest child in a family of 11 children, 10 of whom survive.His father, Hector Cousineau, who at 71, is a large property owner in Montreal and Saint Laurent, years ago owned a large farm in Saint Laurent.He sold it to the CNR and invested his money in real estate.\u201cFather is a good businessman,\u201d said Mr.Cousineau admiringly.\u201cI know people who also owned property and sold it to the CNR and five years later they had lost all their money.\u201d Mr.Cousineau said his family were \u201cnot to poor and not too rich.\u201d He was sent to St.Therese Seminary for nine years\u2019 classical training.The last two years he served as: organist at the school and when he was a student at the University of Montreal, and for a period of 10 years all told, he was official organist for the old parish of Saint Laurent.\u201cAbout six years ago I got too busy and had to give it up\u201d he said regretfully.\u201cMy dream is to buy an electric organ for my home.\u2019 His mother is now 74 and he hag four sisters and five brothers, Laurent, a clerk; Simon, a hardware store owner in Cartierville; Gilles, an eye specialist and staff member of St.Justine\u2019s Children's Hospital; Jacques, a gentleman farmer of Saint Laurent, and Raymond, a: (Continued on Page 17) - 4 Nowadays grandma leaves a light in the window so she con find Fer woy home.\u2014C.W.Gay we Al » BL\" Angrignon P FAREWELL CHEETAH, Gerald Iles says a last goodbye to his favorite cheetah, \u201cKabu\u201d, before launching out to North American shores and his directorship of the Cote Saint Paul Angrignon Park By DEBORAH WOODWARD At the gouthwest corner of - Montreal Island \u2014 in the heart of Cote Saint Paul \u2014 265 acres lie in wait for a great new animal population.Five thousand animals from points as far flung as the Kenya jungle and th: North Pole area should someday stretch their limbs on this soil \u2014 against the backrop of the spacious glass and stone dwellings which will, one day grace Angrignon Park landscape.More than 15 years ago the plang for this park began, and with them was born the vision of creating \u201cone of the three or four major zoos of the world,\u201d as the planning book of several Years ago so hopefully stated.Up until about two years \u2018ago two million and a half dollars were spent on plan- \u2018ning a magnificent and modernistic zoological park, clear- Ving the land, and laying a + thorough system of electrical a.ME Ÿ \".ain't my fault, you had to look in the oil tank with a match.\u201d JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 and water conduits.Since then, according to parks officials, little has happened, As the trees came to blossom in Angrignon Park this Spring and as thousands of Montreal children came to see the several hundred small animals in \u2018Lafontaine park, people began to wonder just what had happened to that muoh-publicized dream of just a few years ago.Thornhill enquiry was unauthorized states executive In a recent article reviving the question of an apartment to be built in the Stanton avenue area, the name of \u201cDuke Enterprises\u2019 was mentioned.The following letter was received from A.Silber, vice-president of Duke's Enterprises, 8425 Mountain Sights avenue, Montreal.Gentlemen: It has been brought to our attention that our company's name has been mentioned in connection with your article published in your paper, on July 10th, on page 2 under \u201cAn Apartment on Thornhill 2\u201d Our company did not authorize any inquiries about the proper- either directly or indirectly, and has, at no time, been interested to acquire any properties in tha! area.The person using the name of our company di so fraudulently and certainly, without our knowledge or authorization.We would appreclate if you would publish this article in order to dissociate our company and our company\u2019s name with any such activities, Yours truly, Duke's Enterprises Ltd.ties you mention in your article, Discovering that the present executive committee didn\u2019t really care very much, this week The - t:ur\u20ac had a talk with a man who DOES care \u2014 a Mr.Gerald T.Iles, Mr.Iles, for 24 years the keeper of Manchester ,England\u2019s famed zoo, came to Montreal 18 months ago to direct all operations in the building and planning of the new Angrignon Park.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 Since hig arrival the job seems to have been transformed into a pint-sized miniature and Mr, lles finds himself directing the enchanting, but distinctly limited, Garden of Wonders in Lafontaine Park, Before coming to Montreal, Mr.Iles bustled around to contact friends in various parts of the world \u2014 and managed to make tentative arrangements for getting an African rhinoceros and elephants, giraffes, and zebras from Uganda, Tanganyika, and Kenya., Elephants and tigers were to come from India and from elsewhere in the African and Indian jungles.Mr.Iles sought camels, antelopes, flamingos, cranes, and a grand variety of snakes.Manchester's revered zoo keeper, whose father had spent his life building up the zoo before* him, hgs a host of good tales to tell.A score and more years in \u201czooing\u201d have given him three chances to rescue bones lodged deep in the jaws of his lions.\u201cThe first time this happened I coaxed the animal over to the bars and managed to throw a rope around the bone,\u201d says Mr.Iles.\u201cThe next time, however, I just stuck my arm right in and pulled the thing out!\u201d A very favorite cheetah \u2014 a member of the cat family ¢ ~\u2014 had a near catastrophe en 5 ark staanant, but Îles is hopeful route from Africa through the Mediterranean to the Man- cheater Zoo, Let out on the deck, she got exclted and began to run around delightedly.Next thing the ship-hands knew, the cheetah had fallen overboard, the ship's captain was bringing the craft around, and they themselves were lot- ting down life boats! Mr.lles recalls fondly their comment upon the rescue; \u201cShe really looked gind to see us!\u201d Mr.Iles lives at present on Windsor avenue in Westmount, Someday, however, when Angrl- gnon Park comes into being, he will live at its centre.\u201cThis is more important than you can imagine,\u201d says Mr.Iles.\u201cOne must live with the animals to do the best job with them.\u201d VI.9-8952 DITTRICH WATCH LABORATORY High Grade REPAIRS of all makes of watches, clochs also ANTIQUE time pieces ond jewellery.1010 SHERBROOKE ST.W.(Just east of Peel) mE \"YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! BONELESS Sirloin Point | Rump Roast Round Steak Pork LB.QUALITY-TRIMMED-MEATS! I B Steak Chops |» 39° 13 95° LB.SWANSON =» DINNERS | Beef - 65° Chicken - Turkey Beef Sausage 3.95 69 Beef Brisket .19\" Lamb Minced Sliced Beef Bacon LBS.$ i 3400 ST.ANTOINE ST.(Corner Greene) PIERRE MEAT SHOP Two Stores To Serve you Better 1901 WELLINGTON ST.(Corner Madeleine) The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 Du ING © DANCING © ENTERTAINMENT you bite LE By LAURENT PRICE Summer Sports & Resorts LAURENTIAN NOTES: Good old Uncle Beauregard, sunty and debonair, postcards a picture and words from the Lac Tremblant .the shot shows our gay relative in the Musketeer Room of the Cuttles* Tremblant Club with Cutcy the Budgie perched on his noggin .the text has it that Gerda Page plays a soothing piano in the same department .Two other long-nosed sleuths of our acquaintance send information concerning Gil Gralon and the Manoir Pinoteau: besides tennis, a sandy beach, some fantastically lovely views, nearby golf (we might as well include everything).Phil Rennie works a little magic with an undcr-sized Steinway .the music realm, Roger Couillard has a couple of pleasing performers in the Copper Bar at the Montclair in?Ste Adele .|.If you're up in the area \u2014 and hungry \u2014 catch the buffets at Win-Sum Inn in St.Sauveur, Mont- Gabriel Club and Alpine .The festival in St.Sauveur, by the way, is in high gear .In the tackroom section, the Sun Valley Swiss Hotel, off route 11 a few miles north of Ste.Adele.has a weekly package deal on riding Montie Eldson, host at the Woodacres, Knowlton Landing, with Mr.and Mrs, Campbell Wallace of Montreal and Newport.Vt.on Lake Memphremagog.lessons worthy of investigation, along with excellent cui- gine and accommodations, of course .The manner in which swimming pools are being installed reminds us of a similar movement a decade or so ago in Beverly Hills .The hosts have an added concern: unless they\u2019re sure to keep the facilities filled, some guesting guys and dolls \u2014 with or without alcoholic propulsion \u2014 are very likely to take carefree dives into blocks of nice solid concrete .It hurts, too.| REPORT FROM NEW ENGLAND: The Whip, which is the tippling room of the Green Mountain Inn at Stowe, is still one of the smartest showcases this side of the Pyramids .In the same neighborhood, the Churchill Arms Inn, according to returning Montrealers and the word or honor of your observer, serves delicious food - - .And the Center Motel, operated by affable Jim Rey- BEE) Pik At Stowe : Left to right Marie Risso, Parker Perry and Nancy Graham relax in the Whip.Miss Risso and Graham are the producers of the Playhouse shows, and Mr.Perry is the popular owner of the Green Mountain Inn, nolds, offers almost everything going for visitors, too.While we're on the subject of gastronomical goodies, there's a place called the Royal Savage Inn a couple of niles south of Plattsburgh on route 9 advertising \u201cadventures in fine eating\u201d .they're not kidding one bit .Somehow or other we skipped from New Eng'and to upstate New York, so while we're in the environs it might be well to point up all the festivals under way in various communities sparked by the Champlain celebrations .and just before we close the store for this week we'd like to shake hands with the CBC producer .Also in sometime soon who thought up the format for the new .The first offering last week \u201cLong Shot\u201d show starring Joaothan Winters was a dilly .straight men (and one girl) looked and sounded great around next week, please.Miss Irene McDonald of Westmount and Mrs.John McDonald of Verdun vacationing at Kelley\u2019s Motor Court and Restaurant at Derby Line, Vermont.came along and showed me how to do it and I've been practicing ever gince!\u201d: - 1°.Ernie's been on thé gym squad at Monklangds.for.three years and., he'll.have, one .even the more year at it.When, he.finishes high school, he hopes to go into the army, and Coach Cochrane entertains hopes that (Continued on page 17) foot Monklands student looks ag if he lived on prairie beef steaks, plenty of sleep, and Prizewinner Ernie Smith may seek career in army Ernie Smith \u2014 a tall, fair, six- a daily run over Mount Royal\u2014 who In the Adirondacks, The NEW À ine Hotel NEW YORK'S SUMMER VACATIONLAND at Lovely Saranac Lake Nearby Golf \u2014 Aquatic Sports Complete Relaxation Top Accommodations & Cuisine, featuring the Glade Room and the Rumpus Room Owner Management Ernie Drowlette, Jimmy Rodell Phone: 1300 Saranac Lake, N.Y.On Lake Champlain .- HISTORIC apn AT PLATTSBURGH.N.Y.DINING © GIFT SHoP \"Adventures in Fine Eating\u201d Member All Credit Clubs Duncan Hines \u2014 Gourmet N.Y.- Mtl.Highway, Route 9 5 miles south of Plattsburgh 9 miles north of Ausable Chasm, N.Y.Ver ER In Fascinating Old Quebee Overlooking the Beautiful St.Lawrence.walked off with tWo first prizes last week in the Canadian Gymnastics Championships at Windsor, Ont.\u2019 One of a trio of Montreai boys who have been training strenuously with Coach Mon Cochrane of Verdun High School in the Westmount YMCA for over a year, Ernie copped first place in both free calisthenics and flying ring events.+ 350 Boulevard Ste.Anne, Beauport (Quebec) Quebec \u201cI practice three nights a HOME week at the Westmount 'Y,\" OF THE says Ernie, \u201ctrying my hand at FAMOUS the highbar, parallel bars, still rings, vaulting, free calisthenics, and side horse.I guess it all started a couple of years ago.I was playing around on the spring horse and vaulting at Restaurant 1} ad and operating Restaurant La Chaumiere Mr.Cochrane's Ile Perrot sum | 22 R illard, fs mer camp.Some of my buddie: ve Couillard, Quebec City .A Delightful jspot for a \u201c| few days\u2019 change \\ end rest with GOLF ._ on our 18 hole Championship course © Very Attractive Rates Excellent Cuisine Cocktail Lounge © Call Ralph Pitman GRAND'MERE LE.8-8651 Cummen \u201cFun CENTRES ON Château Frontenac Your host tin Od Québec INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS FROM ANY CANADIAN PACIFIC OFFICE, OR WRITE DIRECT TO HOTEL MANAGER A CANADIAN PACIFIC Ho TEL 1274 .Ig \" Montreal, are leaving this week trip to the Stratford the students will meet in Toronto nt 44 students leave for Stratford Forty-four high school students those from the Atlantic provin- \" in 23 towns and cities across the .ces.will travel on the Ocean Lim- province, \u201cincluding fifteen from ited.for a \u2018Shakespearean Festival.Accompanied by 20 chaperons, and leave for Stratford on July The students, among 180 from 22 aboard a special train.across Canada, will travel by The trip is sponsored by the plane, bus and boat to reach Canada Council and students, all Canadian National Railways considered outstanding and who ¢raing which will take them to Nave shown particular interest in Toronto.Students from the west music and drama, have been cho- to $1,000,000.will board special cars on the SN by the Canadian Education* CNR'S Super continental, while, IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS AT NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC Situated on lovely Mass: wippi \u2014 90 miles from Montreal Route 1 to Magog \u2014 Paved road \u2018to North Hatiey.Golf, aquatic sports and all relaxing summer activities.Resident Recreation Director.Superb Cuisine and Accommodations.Fully Licensed.Sprinkler Protected.INFORMATION RESERVATIONS and RATES Write or phone \u2014 John McKay.Owner.Manager Teh! North Hatley 23 SE ESGONEE OR EER In The White Mountains NEW ENGLAND INN \u201cIntervale, New Hampshire Bedrooms \u2014 Suites \u2014 Cottages Real Yankee Cooking Golf \u2014 Swimming Pool \u2014 Riding \u2014 Hiking.THE RAVINE ROOM _- for Cocktails.Mr.& Mrs.Thomas Martin Owners Tel.Fleetwood 6-5541 Intervale, N.H.(Near North Conway) SECS S NYMARK'S LODGE and MOTELS St, Sauveur des Monts Ideal vacationing in the heart of the Laurentians.Superb food and accommodations { Swimming Pool\u2019 \u2014 Private Lake ; Boating \u2014 Fishing \u2014 Tennis \u2014 Golf Course (Free to weekly on week days) \u2014 Orchestra \u2014 \u2018 Cocktail Bar Special Honyemoon rates in room with Both \u2014 7 days \u2014 7 nights : © \u201cFrom $110.00 up {Including meals) 2, Daily.rates $7.00 and up Low Weekly Rates Write or phone for folders CApital 7-2607 i St.Sauveur des Monts, Quebec 45 miles from Mtl on Route tI Laurention Hospitality at its Best Outstanding Cuisine Cosily appointed rooms Cocktails in the intimate DOG HOUSE * SATURDAY NIGHT BUFFET SUPPERS DELIGHTFUL TERRACE SWIMMING POOL \u201cComplete relaxation in a friendly atmosphere\u2018 Tel.Capital 7-2624 Owner-Management MRS.B.J.GLAVEEN In the Laurentions at MONT TREMBLANT, Que.manoir pinoteau Famous Cuisine & Accommodations SANDY BEACH GOLF RIDING IS TENN Entertainment nightly in \" Stirrup Bar Gil Graton, Tel.Manager 157 SER SER NOW more than ever .Beyond Compare .THE CHANTECLER ~ Enjoy luncheon or dinner in the picture-windowed dining room overlooking Lac Rond: dance on the Terrace \"under the stars\u201d or in the elegant new Cocorico Room to the music of the Buddy Clayton Trio, And for the complete vacation, with summer sun and fun, and oll social and sports - facilities, why not reserve mow ?Write M.E.Marin The Chantecler Ste-Adele-en-haut, P.Q.Direct Montreal line UN.1-2256 At O'Connell's MONT GABRIEL CLUB Famous Saturday night Buffet Supper, complete with Noel Talarico's Orchestra, plus an outstanding swim show.- Trio nightly with Gordon Chambers at the piano.Swim show every Sunday afternoon, Charcoal broiled steaks on the terrace every Thursday night.Sports Attractions Galore ! © 9 hole putting green.® Riding horses available on the property.© Riding lessons daily, 9 to 5 (except Monday).© Filtered swimming pooling School (July & Aug.).all.Beautiful main lodge or delicious cuisine.Direct © Excellent tennis courts.® Archery .Croquet .Fun for .- \u201ccottage accommodations ; Association and Les Visites Inter- provinciales., During their two day stay in Stratford the group will see performances of 'As You Like It\".\u201cOthello\u201d and the Offenbach opera \u201cOrpheus in the Undor- world\".Average cost of drilling an oil well is $40,000 to $50,000, though costs of some wells have run up OUTSTANDING GIRLS\u2019 CAMP: The Foothills RIDING CAMP of Stowe, Vermont For girls, 10.17.Complete riding and training program.Equitation, hunting, jumping, trail riding, horse shows.All sports, swimming, tennis, dromatics, ete.Limited to 40.Register Now.Booklet.Ferman Skeltowm, Director, Stowe, Vermont, © Outdoor Paint- 2 ~ Host JIM REYNOLDS TE CENTER MOTEL ® Restaurant © Movies ® Dancing © Smugglers * Golf \u2014 Shop Tennis Rte 108 Stowe.Vermont Alpine 3-7678 Reservations Roland Champoux HOTELS At Montpelier Capital of Vermont THE PAVILION In Newport, Vermont on beautiful Lake Memphremagog NEWPORT HOUSE At Berlin, New Hampshire in the foothills of the White Mountains HOTEL COSTELLO ALL NOTED FOR FINE FOOD AND ACCOMMODATIONS.All Fully Licensed A \u2026.cose rent use n At Stowe, Vermont CHURCHILL HOUSE INN Featuring a truly fine restaurant and superb accommodations Reservations: Hosts: Alpine 3-7745 E.&R.Stoh'ord 77 MILES FROM MONTREAL IN THE ADIRONDACKS Indole VA .\u2018 4 ' GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB at Ausable Forks, N.Y.\u201c One of the Top Courses in N.Y, State Reasonable Green & Caddy Foes Excellont Locale & Lodgi YOUR HOSTS: The American Professional ouse .The Village Inn attendance: Meconi Restaurant Harrison {Route 9 to Keeseville & YN) The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 26, 1959 At Newport, Vermont, on beautiful Lake Memphremagog unter s LODGE \u201cExclusive .but not Expensive.\u201d FINEST ACCOMMODATIONS \u201cNEARBY GOLF\u201d Owner.Managers: & Mrs.Austin Lahor 22 Second Street Newport, Vermont Telephone 9, 7 Sales RARMESE 2e 17000 TER © On Our © Open ® Broiler ® CHOPS ® STEAKS ® SHASHLIK STE.MARGUERITE HIGHWAY STE.ADELE EN BAS - CA.92-4494 : Ar JAGOG QUEBEC on Route ! Overlooking Lake Memphremagog Visit the NEW and LOVELY Bahama x Room \u201cTop Cuisine & Accommodations\u201d \u2014 GOLF \u2014 ALL AQUATIC SPORTS Outstanding Summer Playground FULLY LICENSED LESLIE BRANDT Reservations: Owner-Manager Victor 3-3272 At North Hatley, Quebec, in the Eastern Townships CONNAUGHT INN overlooking beautiful Lake Mossawippi FOR GRACIOUS AND RELAXED In Stowe, Vermont Dine at RESTAURANT TOMMY PURCELL a at the.piano in à THE NINETYS LOUNGE Tel.Alpine 3-7578 Stowe, Vermont Hi Lindsay L'Écoyer, 1 Manager uy HOLIDAYS GOLF SWIMMING \u2014\u2014 ALL SUMMER SPORTS \u2014\u2014 THE HABITANT BAR Bruce McKay Owner- Manager Reservations: Tel.North IN THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG RI Knowlton Landing C0 (Mansonville, Quebec) BOATING © ® FISHING © ® SWIMMING EXCELLENT CUISINE & ACCOMMODATIONS fully licensed Owner Management: Montie Elsdon RESERVATIONS: _ MANSONVILLE Ring 83, Ring 4 ny\" AND BUNGALOWS A superb setting on beautiful Lake Massawippi with 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appreciation for the bequest on behalf of the Council of the Mu- sewn, stressed that such donations are vital to the day-to-day operations of the Institution.He said the Museum is dang- crously short of funds for the maintenance and improvements of its buildings.Donations such as Sir Vincent's helped to reduce operating deficits, he added.He said the situation would be greatly cased \u201cif more of our citizens followed Sir Vincent's example.\u201d pres © THE HITCHING POST, >: (Lovetts), Franconia, N.H.© HORSE AND HOUND INN, Franconia.® LOVETTS, Franconia.e MILLERSILL, Franconia.© NEW ENGLAND INN, intervale.© SIX GUN CITY, Jefferson, N.H.® SANTA'S VILLAGE, Jefferson, N.H.ENTERTAINMENT DINING @ DANCING IN TOWN ® AU BALLON LOUNGE, The Laurentien Hotel.© CHEZ STIEN, 2149 Mackay Street, Vi.2-9139 © LA ROMA CAFE, 2017 Peel St.® LASALLE HOTEL, 1240 Drummond, UN.46-6492 e LE PAVILLON, The Cavalier Room Club Cafe.© PIAZZA TOMASSO, 8205 Decarie, RE.1-2715 © RITZ CARLTON HOTEL, Sherbrooke Street West, Vi.2.4212 e RUBY FOO*'S, 7815 Decarie, RE.7-6533 © WINDSOR STEAK HOUSE, 1194 Peel St., UN.46-7766 443 a This weekend beauty spots of the Province of Quebec.Stay overnight Friday in the Cascade Inn at Shawinigan.On Saturday drive up the valley and return to the enjoy a scenic MRT Forges Ahead: Members of the Montreal Repertory Theatre gathered at the annual meeting last week to elect a new board of directors and to hear reports on the season past and plans for the season to come.Chrystie Douglas, 467 Clarke avenue, was re-elected president at a special meeting of the new board following the general meeting.In his report to members, Mr.Douglas pointed out that in 1958- 59 MRT had produced ten plays for the first Lime in its 29-year history.Despite this increased schedule and the continuing work on necessary improvements to the Closse street building, Mr.Douglas said, MRT had managed \u201cto reduce its liabilities by by some 23%.\" : Mr.Douglas commented particularly on the expansion of the MRT School of the Theatre, which had a 32% increase in student attendance last year.Plans for next year outlined in the president\u2018s report included a season of ten plays, with a new scheme of importing a few leading players for most productions.A number of Montrealers who have moved to Toronto and New York and gained recognition in TV as well as on the stage will be invited to appear as guest artists at MRT, Mr.Douglas explained.A plan to have both a general manager, on a full-time basis, and a member of the Board who will act as managing director was confirmed at the special Board meeting.Jean de Savoye, who is retiring as general manager, was elected managing director for the coming season.Mrs.de Savoye will supervise both the general administration and the artistic standards of each MRT production.New directors include: president, Chrystie L.Douglas; first x Liabilities are reduced in successful operation vice-president, J.R.Flumerfelt; managing director, Jean de Sa- voye; treasurer, Richard H.Fal- lon; recording secretary, James K.Hugessen; corresponding secretary, Beatrice Munro Brown; Lionel E.Brittle, Burnard Chadwick, Robert B.Keefler, R.D.Lewis Kinsman, Margaret Mc- Kean, J.T.McKenna, Maxwell Sendel, Geoffrey Stirling, and Trevor C.Thompson.Small geiser held test of good will Aberdeen avenue and The Boulevard Wednesday night found themselves suddenly fording a swift-running stream of fresh water, a good three inches deep.Interestingly enough, perhaps because it was a balmy summer night and people felt good or, then again may be just because Montrealers feel some concern \u2018for one another \u2014 at least forty people stopped to tell the occupants of the home on the the northwest corner of thë intersection that water was well- \u2018ing out of their front yard.Not by any means among the first, an Examiner reporter driving by decided to stop and ask if the occupants were aware of the gushing spring in the midst of their green lawn.\u201cYou're close to the fiftieth Cars passing by the corner of person to ring this bell tonight,\u201d laughed the owmer, \u201cbut I'm greatful to everyone who's stopped ! LU It looks like a case of good will in both directions.A BIT OF at Jefferson, New Hampshire Z \u2018ep IX GUN CITY An Honest-to Goodness Western Town Cowboys \u2014 Indians \u2014 stagecoach ve , DEMONSTRATIONS every 15 minutes Jim & Mary Jane Brady OWNERS Junction of Routes 2 and 115 OPENING JULY 29 - AUG.2 \"Summer of 17th Doll\u201d A drama by Ray Lawler mé On > Last 2 days: \u201cThe Sleeping Vermont Prince\u201d 1-5280.PLATTSBURGH SUMMER THEATRE \u201cBroadway in the North Country\" Juiy 16-July 28 \u201cDAMN YANKEES\" Tickets available at Door \u2014 Main Auditorium, State Teachers\u2019 College, Plattsburgh, New York \u2014 Phone Jo.Reserved Seats $1.75 - $2.50 \u2014 Free Parking Luncheon Dinner Dancing Sunday Night Buffet Air-Conditioned Always Ample Parking For Reservations Just Call UN6-6492 tour the St, Maurice Valley, one of the Inn on Saturday night.You'll drive and a restful week-end.Çascode jun SHAW INIGAN, QUEBEC Inc On Route 2 © lude SW See the Jolly Snowman, 20 feet high \u2014 enjoy the children's playground and Santa's Theatre.deer, baby lambs, goats, geese and ducklings roam through this Christ mas tree fairyland.In the Northern White Mountains JEFFERSON, New Hampshire SANTA\u2019S VILLAGE on your trip thru New England See Santa and his helpers in their own home town.Twenty white Open daily and Sunday, June 15 to October 19 , SUMMER \"AUNTIE Ste.Agathe des Monts, Que.ON STAGE! HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND \u201cTEA and SYMPATHY\u201d 8:45 \u2014 Tuesday - Thursday 9:15 \u2014 Friday and Saturday Tel: 2388 ° David Garmel Production THEATRE by Robert Anderson JUDITH WARREN .LEWIS HINO ° Showtime MAME\" ) on aad toatl meme Canada lavded as founder of Rotary in New Zealand Eyes of the Rotarian world If we could all stand still and were focussed on Montreal last week when over 1,000 Rotarians gathered at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel to welcome and wish godspeed to their Internationa) president Harold Thomas of New Zealand, Mr.Thomas recently elected President of Rotary International is setting out on his world tour of Rotary clubs and chose Montreal as the start of his _ itinerary.As a result, Rotarians from every club in Montreal and many throughout the New England States attended the function.Among the Montreal clubs represented were executive and members of the five Montreal Rotary Clubs, Verdun, Saint Laurent, Westmount, Montreal- Westward, and Montreal as well as those from across the border representing Stowe, Vermont; Plattsburgh, N.Y.; Newport, Vt.; Barre, Vermont; Morris ville, Vt.; Conway, N.H.; and other points across the border.Westmount .Rotary club had the signal honor of having their new president Frank Sharpe chosen to introduce the speaker .to the large audience.Rotarian Sharpe reviewed Mr.Thomas\u2019 background emphasizing his love of the outdoors and his prowess as a hunter and fisherman in his native New Zealand.Mr.Thomas spoke on \u2018Bridges of Friendship\u2019 which he was using as his theme on his world tour and found no better illustration of the expression than right here in Canada, he said, where the international border is such an illustriation of friendship to the whole world.A new type of thinking was necessary in the world today stated Mr, Thomas, and individual men will have to revise some of the fundamentals of their established thinking if they are to survive, he warned.We must clarify our thinking and build bridges of friendship.Some people say there is no friendship in business but Rotary has bridged that gap he said and suggested that people pause and have a look at the roots of Rotary and the beginnings of Rotary to see problems clearer.The will to peace in the minds of individual men is the most important factor.Instead of - self preservation each person should concentrate on collective preservation.The preservation of peace in the world was one of the main tasks of Rotary and suggested that all Rotar- fans should make up their mind to be part of the answer to the problem of world brotherhood and not part of the answer to the problem of world brotherhood and not part of the problem.Mr.Thomas gave an analogy in the extreme darkness of some caves in New Zealand, which are lit up by the lights of millions of glowworns to such an extent that a person may read a newspaper by their light.As the public enter the caves, the slightest noise cause the glow worm to extinguish its light, he said but as the visitors are asked they be quiet, the glowworm regains confidence and starts glowing again.It was one of the most awe inspiring sights in the world today.12 Keys To Human Behaviour How do you break a bad habit?Are you afraid because you run?Should children be disciplined firmly?Get the revealing answers in August Reader's Digest from the great psychologist and common-sense philosopher, William James.He also explains how you can push back your fatigue point .why some anxiety is good for you.Here is a valuable lesson in self.knowledge.Get your Reader's Digest at newsstands today.» Montreal Board of Trade; Har- be silent for a short while maybe we could see the light to lead up to the peace and understanding.We must look beyond our horizons for greater help to mankind and clarify our thinking if we are to survive.Service to one\u2019s own nation while good and valid, is no longer enough.We must now look beyond national patriotism to the well being of mankind as a whole.\u201d he said.As a memento of his visit to Montreal, he was presented with a large painting of a Canadian wild-life scene showing a large moose in the woods, Melvin S.Blanchard, president of Montreal-Westward said grace while visiting Ro- tarians were introduced and welcomed by Willam R.Boggs, president of Rotary Saint Laurent-Mount Royal club and Head table guests were announced by Doug.Holt, President Rotary Club of Verdun.Edgar Lefebvre.President, Rotary Club of Cornwall, Ont.: Norbert Bourgon.President, Rotary Club of Huntingdon, Que.; Herbert Sachs.President, Rotary Club of Stowe, Vt.Howard Jennings, President, Rotary Club of Plattsburg, N.Y; Neil Frink.Representing the President, Rotary Club of Berlin, N.H.; Peter Stanger, President, Rotary Club of Valley- field, Que.; Lynford Wells, President, Rotary Club of Newport, Vt.; Lyman Tonkins, President, Rotary Club of Sherbrooke, Que.; Roly Gomery, \u2014 Treasurer.District 704; Emmitt Roach.Past District Governor 704; Linton Armstrong, Past District Governor 704; Robert Davis, Past District Governor 785; M.S.Lay- ton, Chairman, Montreal District, Canadian Manufacturers Association; Preston Eagleston.Governor, District 704: N.S.Mountain, New Zealand Trade Commission; His Worship Maurice Cousineau, Mayor of St.Laurent; Bill Boggs, President Rotary Club of St.Laurent- Mount Royal; His Worship R.J P.Dawson, Mayor of the Town of Mount Royal; Douglas Stevenson, Past International Director; His Worship John Cushing, Mayor of Westmount; Harold Thomas, Rotary International President; Harold Kerrigan, President, Rotary Club of Montreal: Frank Sharpe, President, Rotary Club of Westmount; Hugh Hanson, Past President, Rotary Club of Montreal, Representing the Mayor of Montreal; Billy Allen, Past President, Rotary Club of Montreal; Past Governor, District 704, Past Director, Rotary International; His Worship Forrest Wiggins, Mayor of Montreal West; Mel Blanchard, President, Rotary Club of Montreal-Westward; His Worship Edward Wilson, Mayor of Verdun; Doug Holt, President, Rotary Club of Verdun; Honorable Mr.Justice Arthur I.Smith, Superior Court; Frank Le Sasso, Governor.District 785; Roger De Serres, President, La Chambre de Comerce du District de Montreal; Herman Macy, Immediate Past District Governor 704; Roland Chagnon, Chairman, Montreal Metropolitan Corporation; Earl Heath, Past District Governor 785; W.Ii.McLaughlin, 1st Vice-President, + rison Parks, Past District Governor 704; Fred Dundas, Vice- President, Rotary Club of Montreal; Garth Blow.President, Rotary Club of Barre, Vt; Robert Magoon, President, Rotary Club of Morrisvile, Vt.; William Lytle, President Club of Malone, N.Y.; John Morris, President, Rotary Club of St.Albans, Vt; A.H.G.Sturton, President, Rotary Club of Beau- harnois, Que.; Leo Campagna, President, Rotary Club of Conway, NH.One and a half million dogs Canadian families own approximately 113 million dogs.but the majority wouldn't know a Weimaraner from a German shorthaired pointer or a wire fox terrier from a Scottie.There are now 120 breeds recognized by The Canadian Kennel Club, but it's a rare person who is aware of more than a few breeds or their special abilities as hunting dogs, ratters, sled and pack dogs, coursers or companions for the blind, The Canadian Kennel Club.governing body for canine affairs in Canada, is the second largest organization operating under The Canadian Livestock RL NAME ADDRESS OV VVVeVY slid iizdaidiaiiiiaiiiiidiiididdd a.ad A a ZZ 2 A, ZZ Rr 7 ZL A777 72, po~ FREE \u2019\u20260o002062 005090905500 030006100000 00 00000 convenu s0 009 ur 100008009500 5 5000 PETRI RY \"dé à di à A LA de da à le dû ln The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 9 Act.A program has been launched te help acquaint the public with the pleasures and advantages in the ownership of purebred dogs, and to encourage the care and health of all dogs.Nose-printing or tattooing of dogs is recommended by The Canadian Kennel Club as a means of tracing dogs lost or stolen and certain identification in case of dispute.Free information is available through the club headquarters of 667 Yunge street, Toronto.Fewer adolescents would prove problems to parents and tench- ers if they had the pleasure.pride and responsibility of owning a purebred dog- During 1958 more conformation shows, more obedience ld TT er oT Tro LL OIIPIE Lo ALIS FP AL IIA SRS FLY EL FPS SOIR SKF SAYIN 1 Mario of Rome Takes Pleasure In Announcing .The Official Opening Of \u201cSTUDIO 16\u201d PRODUCTIONS 361 Victoria Avenue Introducing to the residents of Westmount the finest PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND MOTION PICTURES (16mm & 35mm) Special introductory Offer! FREE \u201cWX For 2 days only, Monday and Tuesday, July 27th and 28th (9 AM.10 8 P.M.) ONE 5° X 7 PORTRAIT ABSOLUTELY FREE Just phone HU.9-4738 for an appointment Fill in the coupon below and bring it to our studio \u201cSTUDIO 16\" PRODUCTIONS 361 VICTORIA AVE.{Just below Sherbrooke) SVUVUVUTUVUSUVUVUUUUVUVUVUUVOTEUVUOCUOV Good For One 5 x 7 Portrait at \"Studio 16\u201d Productions PHONE NUMBER Le EN Rk \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Napoleon, in 1811, pinned the Cross of Honor on Benjamin De- lesscet for obtaining crystallized beet sugar.Sa TLORAL CLOCK IN WESTMOUNT PARK: The horticultural : mepiece near Victoria Hall, facing Sherbrooke, is a common- - Place phenomenon to Westmounters who may be surprised to learn that it is one of the \u2018musts\u2019 on Montreal tourists\u2019 lists.-\u2014Tedd Church Photo RONA TPE ESS SP RR I BE TA VR it 1 0 SARE TS avid SITY VAL MORIN, QUE.Situated in the beautiful highlands of the Laurentians only 55 miles from Montreal.MMING POOL IS NOW OPEN.and invites you to attend the )PER\u2014 SERVED ON SATURDAYS T@ THIS.MODERN HEATED Swimming Pool is 42' x 57\u2019, con- 5 25 tains 35,000 gallons of water and is equipped with most modern ULTRA-MITE FILTERS which perform a complete turn over of the water every 5 hours and 40 minutes.[ + ENGINEERS .Wiggs, Walford, Frost and Lindsay CONSULTING ENGINEER Dr.Felix M.Kraus in a Modern ge rooms .enjoy the Pool facilities Built by .RIVIERA 83 DONEGANI AVE.VALOIS N.Smith President LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Bruce Stoecker POOLS LTD.OXford 7-2220 R.W.Shand R.M.Shand General Manager & Superintendent .Vice-President 2 12 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 23, BUSINESS-CLERGY DAY: centre, at CIL with Rov.H.A.Rivers and Rev, from Montreal G.Smith.Clergymen Rev, FE.Meliwain of Dominlon Douglas United Church, looks at pamphlets for advertising A.sored by the pose of the Band action, district last week visited local companies as part of the annual Business-Clergy day spon- Montreal Board of Trade.Pur- day was to give clergymen a glimpse of the Canadian economic system in \u201cUNITED WESTMOUNT PARK-EMANUEL and ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT UNITING FOR SUMMER SERVICES Sunday.July 26th in Westmount Park-Emmanuel Church REV.CALL .UM THOMPSON Minister: C.D.,B.A.,B.D.Director of Music: Mr.Wayne Riddell \u201cSTANDING UP TO \u2018 CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave., Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett Public Worship in this 11.00 a.m 11 a.m.church with Melville Presbyterian Church during July.Preacher: Rev.Charles C.Cochrane Organ'st and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A, Mus, (McGill), DOMINION-DOUGLAS and STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN Joint Services in DOMINION -DOUGI.AS CHURCH.Westmount Blvd, & Lansdowne Ave.11:00 am, Rev.J.D, Wilkie \u201cMOTIVATION MEANS EVERYTHING\" A warm welcome extended to all.' Organist and Cholrmaster Mr.John Robb Mus Rac.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349 Melville Avenue Westmount.P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A.8.D0., Minister Mouth-fo-mouth The best first-aid measure to revive a victim of near-drown- ing, electric shock, or gas inhala- ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Sunday, July 26th 9th Sunday After Trinity Holy æucharist 10: 15 a.m.Matting (said) 11:00 a LEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m Evensong (sald) Holy Eucharist, a.m.Friday at 7:00 a.m, Wednesday at 9:30 best first aid tion, claims August Reader's Digest, is to blow your breath into his lungs, mouth-to-mouth.No artificial equipment is nec- Kessary for successful mouth-to- mouth breathing.But to eliminate the need for oral contact, a small S-shaped plastic \u201cresuscitating tube\u2019 or \u2018airway\u2019 has been devised by Dr.Peter Safar, a John Hopkins Anisthesiologist, and Capt.Martin C.McMahon of the Baltimore Fire Department.It is easy to use and requires the briefest of demonstrations.UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Streot West The Venerable R.Kenneth Nayior.D.Rector Rev.Canon F.L, Whitley, M.A, Hon.Assistant Rev.Allen Goodings, B.D., Assistant C.V.Frayn, A.R.C A, (London) Organist and Choirmaster Saturday St.James A&M 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Oh Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Mattins Preacher: John McGonigle 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.Allen Goodings Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth 8.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis Oth Sunday After Trinity Rev.MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson CHURCH CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER SEASON WILL RE-OPEN ON SUNDAY, SEPT.13th.Church Telephone \u2014 WE 5-1522 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenus at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE M)THER CHURC THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday.July 26th 1:00 a.m.Sunday School 1:00 a.m.Church Service, Subject of Lesson- Sermon: \u201cTRUTH Golden Text: 1 John 5:6.It is the Spirit that beareth witness, because the Spirit is truth.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimonv Meeting READING ROOM Ir fhe Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday Thursday and Fri gay.2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to p.m.RADIO AND TV PROGRAMS \u201cHow Christian Science Heals\", CJAD.Dial 800, every Sunday morning at 9°45 re ted Pe ES 11:00 a.m.Joint Service of Worship 8:00 am.Holy Communion Channel 5 every Saturday with 9:30 a.m, Holy Communion Channel 3 every Sunday.Calvary United Church, Preacher: The Rector (See TV listings for program times) cal tn hurch 11:00 a.m.Mattine ™ alvary Church, reacher: Ye Rector Corner Dorchester and 7:30 pm.Evensong Greene Avenue P Preacher: Rev.Reginald SYNAGOGUE s Mr.Eorhrane will preach, Hoe ESDAY ermon ries: LI \u201cThe Prologue to the Bible\u201d 11:00 am.Holy Communion in the TEMPLE EMANU-EL Viele Road Clowed\u2014 snd Open Organ el, Cnoirmaste 4100 Sherbrooke Street West vrs an: r oi any gage and aster Welcome Arnoki Bellis Westmount, Montreal BAPTIST Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.Staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master; WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.Director of Music: Galt MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.11:00 AM, 7:30 P.M.Church School \u201411 a.m.\u201cMY FATHER'S BUSINESS.\u201d \u201cWHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?\" Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday, 8 p.miles Wisenthas.M.A, Educational Assistant SABBATH SERVICES DURING SUMMER WEEKS Friday evenings at B.15 mm: auspices Temple Brotherhood.em- orial Anniversaries will be observed and Kaddish recited at the Sabbath Eve Services, July 24th in memory of: Millie Godinsky, Israel Kursbatt, Nathan Cohen, Sigmund Loewy, Hinda Horwitz, Samuel Bellam, Ralph Davis, Mollie Packer, Abraham Feldman, Louis Bernstein, Max N.Samuel, Abraham Yaphe, Nancy Shapiro Gossman, William Wener.Par fclpating in in the Sabbath worship w the following: Kursbatt, Lou J.Cohen, Mrs.Bellam, Ernest Bellam, Eve Ivor Sam Lou Shapiro.The Church The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church When St.Paul wrote his first letter to the Corinthians it was either shortly before his narrow escape from the mob in the theatre of Ephesus or shortly after it when he had found it expedient to leave the city.That encounter with the mob - was probably the basis of his saying that he had fought with wild beasts in Ephesus, for the Greeks had a saying \u2018\u2018The mob is a wild beast.\u201d He wrote this letter in answer to reports and questions which had come to him from Corinth.The reports troubled him greatly for they indicated that many of the Corinthians had either misunderstood or disregarded his teaching; just as the disciples in the Gospel Story had misunderstood their Master's teaching.Our Lord met that misunderstanding by teaching in parables, and especially parables about the Kingdom of God.With the parable even if they did not understand the teaching they would at least remember the story and perhaps later they would gather the meaning.Our Lord spoke of the Kingdom.Paul did not often refer to that, but he did speak frequently of the Church.He did not use parables as our Lord did.Instead he used metaphors.In the parables the Master said \u201cThe Kingdom of Heaven is like something\u2019; in the metaphor St.Paul says \u2018The Church is something\u201d.In the first letter to the Corinthians he uses three such figures of speech.In Chapter three he uses two of them in one verse \u201cYe are God's husbandry; God's building\u201d, He has already addressed them as \u2018The church of God which is at Corinth\u201d, So we can say \u201cThe church is God's husbandry; the ohurch is God's building.\u201d When Paul wrote from Ephesus there was one building that dominated the city: the temple of Artemis.The temple was one of the great buildings of Asia Minor.It was as big as a city block; supported by 128 columns, each 60 feet high.But the extraordinary thing about it was the part which was not seen.It was built in a marsh, and to secure the foundations to carry the enormous weight they laid down bales of raw wool and charcoal, the two substances that are not affected by the marsh water.On that foundation one of the greatest temples in the world was built.Here, however, St.Paul was dealing with a vastly greater temple, designed to cover, not a city block, but the whole world: \u201cfor the temple of God is holy, which temple ye are\u201d.In that temple, as a wise master-builder, Paul laid a foundation.And \u201cother foundation can no man lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ.\u201d Yet with all Paul's skill as a master builder, the work is still God's for it was God's grace that allowed him to be a builder.Paul and Apollos snd Cephas were agents in God\u2019s hands each doing the work assigned to him.That is the figure under which Paul describes the church.What then do we expect in a building, and by inference- what should we expect in the Church ?In a building we expect to find shelter from the weather; we expect protection from foes; we look for a place where we may build up a family life; a place which we may decorate with works of arts; where we may have each his own task to do and his own contribution to make to the happines of the whole family, and a place where we may bring our friends, and from which we go out refreshed to do the world\u2019s work.In God's building we look for all these things \u2014 shelter from the storms of the world, death and trouble and disaster and refuge also from the assaults of the Evil One.In God\u2019s building we have means of establishing up God's family; in that building we cultivate the beauty of holiness, and gather the treasures of saintliness.In this same letter Paul tells us of the diversities of gifts, but the same spirit, diversities of ministrations and the same Lord.There is no monotony in God's building.There is even room in the building for strangers to come in provided they can accommodate themselves to the ways of God\u2019s building.And above all it is the place from Which we go out strengthened and refreshed to do God's will in His World.Insurance payments pass cost of new Insurance Companies in Canada have paid out in automobile accident claims during the past five years more than twice as much as Canada's entire share of the St.Lawrence Seaway.\u201c This fact was revealed by Den- 18 C.Wilson, AIIC, Director of Rous & Matthews and Associates Ltd., insurance brokers before driver-instructor classes being given at Sir George Williams College, under the sponsorship of the West End Traffic Safely Council.These classes are composed chiefly of high-school teachers from various parts of eastern Canada who are taking the instructor course in driver education, Mr.Wilson told them that according to figures supplied by All Canada Insurance Federation, which is closely associated with the Safety Council in making the course possible.the total claims figures for 1954-38 were $722,000,000.Mr.Wilson reviewed the var- Seaway ious type of automobile insurance policies and stressed the relationship between accident claims and insurance rates pointing out that the \u2018under 25\u201d driver presents a serious problem, not only to traffic enforcement agencies but to insurance companies as well.\u201cIn fact,\u201d he revealed, \u201clast year, almost 30 per cent of all passenger car accidents involved drivers under\u2019 25,\" Mr.Wilson explained that rates are determined by four major factors: Where you live; the age group of the drivers; the driver's record; and the use of the car.He emphasized that \u201cunmarried drivers, under 25 years of age, have the worst driving record, therefore, they pay the high- rates.Because the probabilities that they will be involved in a costly accident have been repeatedly shown to be greater when people under 25 own their own car, their rates aro even higher than if they are secondary drivers of the family car.\u201c i oy THAT'S IT SON ! Young Christopher Dobson gains confidence in the water as his father, Mr.A, Dobson, gives him a little extra buoyancy during the father-and-child swim at West- mount \u2018Y\u2019 Saturday morning.The youngsters receive regular swimming lessons in the learn-to-swim program, and swim periodically with their fathers, who give them liberal encouragement in their efforts.-\u2014Tedd Church Photo Westmount YMCA The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 A BIG LIFT FROM DADDY: Three-and-a- half-year-old Karen Teff of N.D.G.avenue got a boost from one of her biggest fans \u2014 her father \u2014 at Saturday's family swim at the Westmount YMCA.Part of the learn-to- swims give the youngsters confidence in the program, Among those working the trio who journeyed Windsor 13 water and encourage them to master the art of swimming.Karen's father, Mr, M.Teff, said that she was a bit shy of the water at the beginning of the course.Bho Is now aa completely at home in the pool as any water- baby.\u2014 Tedd Church Photo Ernie brought home a gold out in the Y gym will be Dodd and the Canadian Gymmastic medal for his efforts on the Dixon and Ernie Smith, two of Championships.(Continued on Page 17) Water-babies splash with dads as swimming confidence gained By JOHN RAY Each Saturday 15 children and nine adults make their way for the Westmount YMCA pool.There they | are met by the Physical Director and his two assistants, Jack Maiuro and John Wilson.So far this seems not out of the ordinary but a closer lopk will reveal that the children are between the ages of four and eight.As part of the YMCA\u2019s drive to teach more children and adults to swim.Mr.Ray this summer has inaugurated a five- week class for children between four and eight years, Each child must be accompanied by a male adult into the pool.Although five weeks of lessons wil not make everyone a swimmer, all pupils should be \u201cwater free\u201d which means they haven't a fear of water but a respect for it.In this we have not been disappointed, as all of the 15 pupils mow enter the water and willingly take lessons.A big factor in this is the father's assurance of being in the water with the child.One of the most popular members of the class is little Karen Teff wko at four now shows no fear of the water and is a leader for the others to follow.Others showing good progress are Patricia and Peter Wallace, aged eight and six respectively.Peter, once afraid of water, now goes off the diving board while Patricia now makes the width on her own.: Q , Others in the first class, who rare doing very well, are Robert Wallace, Alexander Dinton, and George McGonegal, all aged four Daniel Boyer, six, and Susan Wippell, five, are also doing well and two more lessons should make an appreciable difference for them.The second class is not being outdone by the first, even ithough no swimmers have yet \u2018come up, but a big \u201cA\u201d for effort is given and the next two lessons should see at least two or three swimming the width.This class is very much a family affair, as three of the boys, Michael, Allan, and Kevin, are all from the Farrell family, Their ages are 8, 6, and § respectively, Two other members are the Dobsons, Christopher, 8, and Kenneth, 7.The lone member of the class with only his Dad is Gary Scott, 5.We hope that these classes will continue each summer, and also extend am invitation to | © Westmount families to -join us im the pool on Tuesday and Friday nights for the family swim.For these periods, only children three years old and over will be allowed in if accompanied by a parent.Not forgetting other West- mount residents, there are mixed swim periods Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons.The men may enjoy swimming any afternoon from 5.30 until 7 p.m.every day except Saturday, when the period is from 3.30 to 6 p.m.Unfortunately individual instruct ion during the summer is not possible, but I or one of the lifeguards will be willing to advise or demonstrate on a limited basis.DIXON TO COACH Gymnastics will again play a big part of the YMCA's fall Situated a mile and a half north of the village of Vaudreuil and twenty-eight miles west of Montreal once comes to a camp which, by all counts, is the most unique anywhere in Canada, and one of the most beautiful, For the past 12 years WILDWOOD, on the beautiful Lake of the Twe Mountains has catered to boys and girls from six to seventeen years.14 is located on 200 acres of natural beauty, with over a mile of private water front.Formerly a millionaire's estate, it offers unsurpassed facilities for a healthful, happy, camping vacation at rates approximately one half those usually asked for comparable accommodation and facilities.These comprise swimming, riding, canoeing, boating, waterski-ing, badminton, arts & crafts, etc., etc.Write for illustrated booklet to-day, or better still, why not drive out this Saturday between 2 p.m.and 5 p.m.\u2014 See for yourself, You'll be amazed.THERE ARE ONLY A FEW VACANCIES LEFT.Phone: Vaudreuil 3317, WILDWOOD, VAUDREUIL, QUE.A Special Message to Mothers and Fathers of Sixes to Seventeens | Ask about the NY BANK TO 2 MILLION CANADIANS WORKING WITH with a low-cost BofM EANADIANS BANK oF MONTREAL revente ac EE under one roof § RR RH TY BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Ave.: JOHN S.ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: ALAN BURRITT, Manager IN BEVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE?Fami y Finance Plan Bring all your personal credit needs Life-insured Loan 1817 reas, Carpet, but he CARPET MAGIC Home!\" GREGORY'S ORSENTAL RUG CO.4151 Se.Catherine +.W., w 2 7 Ae xa Consult Malcolm Gregory \u201cHe won't promise you a trip through the skies on a Magic will bring into your esrmount WE.2-4277 Evenings RE.8-4605 MR.AND MRS.HUGO LOUIS whose marriage took place _ recently In Trinity, Memorial Church.The bride was formerly Miss Diana Clare Strong, daughter of the late Alinn B.Strong \u2018and of Mrs.Strong.Mr.Louis Is the son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Peter Louis, of The Hague, The Netherlands.\u2014Society Photo \u2014 Engagements \u2014 The engagement is announced of Catherine Alanna, daughter of Mr.Michael Patrick Malone and the late Mrs.Malone, of Westmount, to Mr.Patrick Wilson Rourke, son of Mr.and Mrs.John Spencer Rourke of Montreal.fonmerly of London, Ont.Mr.Rourke recently received his MBA degree from the Graduate School of Business Administration, \u2018University of Western Ontario.1 The engagement is announced of Miss Barbara Grace Channell, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harold A.Channell of Pointe Claire, to Mr.Barstow James Miller, son of Mr.and Mrs.Barstow H.Miller of Westmount.The marriage will take place Saturday, Sept.5, in Wesley United Church.Both Miss Channell and Mr.Miller are graduates of Macdonald College, McGill University.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Hughes Davies announce the engagement of their daughter, Hannah Susan, to Mr.William Herron Gear, son of Mr.and Mrs.William W.Gear.The marriage will take place in Ootober.The engagement is announced of Miss Elizabeth Margaret Turnbull, daughter of Mr.and Mis.R.S.Turnbull of Falkirk, Scotland, to Mr.John G.Davis, 4930 Sherbrooke St.W.For A Neater Appearance in summer frocks, you must lose inches from the waist, hips and thighs.We offer specialized exercises, Exercycle, Turkish bath, Swedish massage and Slim-Glori.You are invited to come in and discuss your problem.WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO HU.4-7922 HAIRDRESSER HU.4-4501 4927 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Claremont) AOURS: y Monday to Thursday, Ÿ a.m.to 7 p.m.Fridays, Ÿ am.to 9 p.m.\u2014 Saturdays, 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.THE EXAMINER WOMENS 71 | MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1959 _ Diana St-ong ard Hugo Louis wed in Trinity Memorial Church The marniage of Diana Clare, daughter of the late Allan B.Strong and of Mrs.Strong, to Mr.Hugo Louis, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Peter Louis, late of The Hague, The Netherlands, took place on Saturday afternoon, July 11 at three o'clock, at Trinity Memorial Church, the Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, of- ficlating.Mr.C.V.Frayne, played the wedding music.Standards of white and pink gladioli and white charysanthemums were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr.L.G.Murphy, was gowned in white silk organza, with a fitted bodice, having a \"portrait neckline outlined with Alengon lace embroidered in seed pearls, rhort sleeves and a full skirt appliqued with lace embroidered with seed pearls.Her elbow-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of seed pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of pale peach roses.+ Mrs.Paul Henry as matron of honor wore a gown of pale blue printed nylon chiffon over taffeta with a fitted bodice and round neck, short sleeves and a Kongshavn-Spring The marriage of Patricia Ada Lindsey, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Spring, of East- bourne, England, to Mr.Herman Kongshavn, of Westmount, son of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Kong- shavn, of Oslo, Norway, took place on Saturday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, in the Church of St.James the Apostle, the Rev.Arthur MacRae officiating.Mr.Gledhill played the wedding music and white gladioli arranged with greenery were used to decorate.The bride who was given away by Mr.Jeffrey Maynard, was in a gown of white organdy, with a fitted bodice and a full skirt.Her veil of embroidered tulle was held by a matching headdress and she carried a bouquet of deep pink roses and lily-of-the-valley.Miss Louise Corner.as maid of honor, wore a frock of primrose yellow chiffon, with a circlet of yellow carnations in her hair and carried a bouquet of the same flowers.Mr.Rolf Landmark acted as best man for Mr.Kongshavn, and Mr.Simon Gamsa was the usher.\u2018The reception was held at the of Westmount, son of Sir Gilbert Davis, Bart, and Mrs.F.C.White of London, England.The marriage has been arranged to take place in January in Falkirk.Mr.and Mrs.A.Wentworth Quirk announce the engagement of their daughter, Wendy, to Mr.John J.L.Davies, son of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Davies, of Randfontein, South Africa.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday.September 19.Mr.and Mrs, Harry Nathan announce the engagement of their daughter, Marlene to Mr.Sidney Levine, son of Mr.and Mrs.Saul Levine.The marriage will take place February 14, 1980.\u2019 .full skirt.On her head she wore a matching bandeau of the same material and carried a cacade bouquet of white and yellow shasta daisies.Mr.Paul Louis acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Mr.Richard Strong.brother of the bride and Mr.George Woodings.Mrs.Strong, mother of the bride was gowned in Dior blue silk shantung.She wore a small blue and white flowered hat to tone and a corsage of pink Carnations.Mrs.Paul Louis, sister-in-law of the bridegroom wore a sheath frock of gray and white printed silk, white hat and accessories, and a corsage of deep pink carnations.The reception was held at the home of the bride\u2019s uncle on Royal avenue, where pink and white roses, carnations and gladioli were used to decorate.Later Mr.and Mrs.Louis left for Muskoka, the bride travelling in a blue printed \u2018sheath with a matching jacket, white accessories and a corsage of pink rosebuds and white stephanotis.Upon their return they will reside in Notre Dame de Grace.COTE DES NEIGES McKENNA OF Florists RE.8-1124 20 IR AN ZEON IIR NS IE IR OR I ER YAY YY YY rT TTR RT WE Approaching Marriage Capt.and Mrs.Frederick St.George English, of 9436, 176th street, Cloverdale, B.C., announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Margaret Elizae beth, to Mr.Lindsay Kirk Bickford, son of Mr.and Mrs.Howard C.Bickford of 383 Prince Albert avenue, Westmount.Miss English is a graduate of the Vancouver General Hospital School of Nursing and Mt.Bickford is a graduate of Mc- - Gill University, Faculty of Engineering.LAWS ARE MADE FOR INTEREST OF ALL Whether it be speed limits, signal lights, or stops to be made, traffic laws have been instituted in the interest of everyone, and everyone should respect them, Stanley Tremblay, chief of police for St.Jean, stated recently.This is a true statement and the Provincial Highway Committee, (Prudentia), urges all highway users to respect the laws.They are\u201cthe only means to avoid highway accidents.Drive safely and live longer.4- The Hon.Gay Hardinge and Miss Gillian Andrea, of Sunning- dale, Berks., England, are spending some time in British Columbia.: Mr.and Mrs.Jacques F'org:t and their daughter Claude have returned from a threé weeks\u2019 stay in\u2019 Vancouver, B.C.and Banff, Alta.Miss Martha s.Kee and Mrs.» J.R.Boak, who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.George Brown, Western avenue, and also relatives in Toronto, sailed on the Empress of France for their home in Northern Ireland.Miss Joan Ambrose left on Saturday to spend six weeks in Europe, where she will visit in England and Holland.Dr.and Mrs.Robert W.Pear- man sailed on Friday in the Carinthia to spend some time abroad.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.V.E.Gartz sailed on Friday in the Ivernia for a trip to Great Britain and Scandinavia.residence of Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Elfstrom.\u2018 Later, Mr.and Mrs.Kong- shavn left for Mexico and California, the bride travelling in a frock of rose and moss green floral chiffon, and wearing white accessories.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr, Brian Reid, and Miss Judith King, of New York.Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Head left this week in the Empress of France for Liverpool.Mr.and Mrs.Dunstan Russéll are spending some time at the Elbow Beach \u2018Surf Club, Bermuda.4 Fossils show that the condar species of bird has survived since before the Ice Age.JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe naits, Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supparts to relieve all weak foot conditions, Children\u2019s Supports\u2019 a Sheciaity.By appointment.only\u2019 Phone Number: WE.2-1545 CLOSING EXERCISES at the Montreal Oral School for the Deaf included the graduation of three pupils from kindergarten to Grade 1.Pictured receiving their diplomas from teacher, © GOLD © COPPER © BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Ltd., Est.1899 \u2018Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- \u2018tro Platers, Operating Canada's Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.VI.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.\u201cWilson.Principal of the school, Lorraine Gail are Warren Miller, Heather McColm and Fan is Miss Isabel Inkster, x Rapkin-Levinson The marriage of Lenore Felice, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leon de Hirsch Levinson, of West- mount, to Mr.Norman Leslie Rapkin, of New York, son of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel E.Rapkin, of Marblehead, Mass., took place at three o'clock p.m.at the Ritz- Carlton, Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat, of Congregation Shaar Hash- omayim, officiating.Mrs.M.N.Fineberg played the wedding music and white flowers were used as decorations.The bride, who was given away by her father, was gown- \u201c DOG TOWNE Boarding, : Training and - Grooming Service \u2018For your pet Sheila Houstoun + PICK-UP Ce, end DELIVERY HU.4-2007 HITCHED or SINGLE shake off the money blues the 00 ol Work a day, a week, a month or until you're financially happy.0.0.has positions open for typists, stenos, comptometer or business machine operators.If you are \u2018rusty,\u2019 jree practice sessions are available.Call 0.0.* .Orrice Overload : UN 1-3561 .8:30 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.505 Dorchester Street w.\u2014 ed in white silk taffeta having pearl pink reflection, with a fitted bodice having an oval neckline appliqued with bouillonne, and a clovhe skirt ending in a long train.Her fingertip- length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of matching bouillonne, and she carried a spray bouquet of white ste- phanotis, Miss Jill Levinson, as maid of honor for her sister, was in a frock of white Alencon lace with a fitted bodice having three-quarter length sleeves, and a full skirt appliqued with pale pink tulle fleurettes.She wore a large pink fleurette in her hair, and carried a bouquet of pink stephanotis.Mr.Michael Levinson, brother of the bride, acted as best man for Mr.Rapkin, and the ushers were Dr.Edward Levinson, Mr.David Marshall, Dr.David Solomon, and Mr.Fred Solomon, cousins of the bride, Mrs.Levinson, the bride's mother, was in a gown of bois de rosé silk chiffon, and wore a hat of deeper rose velvet, matching accessories, and corsage bouquet of white camellias.Mrs.Rapkin, mother of the bridegroom, wore a sheath gown of pale apple green silk with a petal hat, and a corsage bouquet of white camellias, The reception was held in the garden and ballroom of the Ritz-Carlton where pink and white flowers were used as decorations.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Rapkin left for Bar Harbour, Me., the bride travelling in an ensemble of beige toile de sole, and wearing a beige hat and accessories.Upon their return, they will take up residence in New York.Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr.and Mrs.Hess Abramson, Mr, and Mrs.Mark Orkin, Mr.and Mre.Theodore Sterling, Miss Lynn Sterling, Cohen-Beecher The marriage of Elsa Frances, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Harris S.Beecher, to Mr.Joel Nathan Cohen, son of Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Cohen, took place recently in the Normandie Room of the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, Rabbi Wilfred Schuchat officiating, assisted by the Rev.J.J.Fromm, of Shaare Hasho- mayim Synagogue.White and pink carnations and snapdragon # were used as decorations.Mrs.Lyon Bercovitch, great-aunt of the bride, played the wedding music.\"\u2018 The bride, who was given] away by her father, was gowned in white silk organza appliqued with lace, seed pearls, and Sse- quins.Her -eil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of lace, sequins, and seed pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of Sweetheart roses and stephano- tis.Mrs.Hyman Dennick, as matron of honor for her sister, wore a frock of embroidered Mrs.S.Allen feted by group Mrs.Stewart Allen was guest of honor at a dessert party held recently in the home of Mrs Sydney A.MacSween, Chairman of the West End Group of the Women's Auxiliary of the Grace Dart Hospital, A presentation of china was made to Mrs.Allen on the oc- T.Sossner, of Beechurst, L.I., N.Y.; and Mr.and Mrs.P.Baron, of Champlain, N.Y, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 | | CUCUMBER TREE » The cucumber tree belongp to the magnolia family.It received , Its common name from Ms unique fruit which, when green, some- y what resembles An ordinary: cucumber.\u2018 casion of her departure from Montreal to take wp remdence in Cardinal.; Members af the Group attead- ing were:- Mrs.J.Wilfred Shaw, Mrs.Gordon W.Leverette, Mrs.R.MacConnachie.Mrs.Bruce McLaren, Mrs.R.B.Porteous, Mrs.H.H.Schurman, Mrs.H.B.Watts and Mrs.D.K_ Gwans fi Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSoftly\u201d Permanent known for the gentle, permanence it imparts to your hair.Good, too, for bleached and tinted hair, $10.00 1347 GREENE AVE.Phone: WE.5-0562, WE.5.2466 true mile BEAUTY SALON LIT: AVI TRAN TRISTE) Raita Zod ALA pda A Flowers for all occasions .at pleasantly attractive prices.GERALD McKENNA rn qoutes WT 2128 Bishop 5.Mcatuus nw Ÿ 0 ot Vi.2.912 pale blue organza trimmed with satin, and a matching satin headdress.She carried a bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses and white stephanotis.Mr.Bernard Cohen acted as best man for his brother.Mrs.Beecher, the bride's mother, was in pale blue silk shantung and lace with a petal hat of silk organza and satin of the same shade, with a corsage bouquet of white orchids pinned to ber seed pearl hand- Mrs.Cohen, mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in blue lace, and wore a hat and accessories of the same shade, and a corsage bouquet of white orchids.Following the reception, Mr.and Mrs.Cohen left by motor for the Adirondack Mountains.Among the out-of-town guests were: Dr.and Mrs.F.Leflko- witz, of Trenton, N,J.; Miss Remunda Cadoux, and Mrs.Gertrude Gross of New York: Dr.and Mrs, Harry Kroin, of Flushing, L.J.; Mr.and Mrs.and Mr.Donald Sterling, of Toronto; Mrs.James Armstrong, of Roslindale, Mass.; Mr.and Mrs.Dan Epstein, and Mr.and Mrs.Elihu Hershenson, of Boston; Mrs.Irving Schwartz, of Sydney, N.S.and Mr.and Mrs.M.Lown, of Bangor, Me.Girls! Rent à new small car for your vacation! It costs you less! Only \u201872 à day plus 7° a mile \u2014 and that includes everything! A swell idea! Get together with one, two or three of the other girls and cut down on travelling expenses while increasing fun and freedom! Rent a new Consul, Vauxhall or Volkswagen from Tab.And remember, gas, oil, insurance and radio are included at no extra cost! Drop in with your driver's license or phone for further details.CLIFFSIDE GARAGE 4428 St.Catherine St.W, Westmount.3 Blocks west of Greene Noar 103-104 bus stop.phone VI.8-117 s 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 Fabulous Wedgwood china display will be held at Fine Arts Museum The collection of fine earthenware will be set up on the long A spectacular \u201cgreat table\u201d, reminiscent of the 18th century, featuring an eight-place setting of Wedgwood \u2018\u2018Queensware\u2019\u2019 made In 1749, is be on view in the upstairs foyer of The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts until Aug.1.18th century dining table which is part of the Museum's permanent collection.Silver candelabra will also be added from the Museum's treasures.200 YEARS OLD The dinner service was made during the lifetime of the first Josiah Wedgwood (1790).The famous English firm is now celebrating its 200th anniversary.The service includes tureens, sauce turecns, platters, fish strainers, octagonal dishes and other unusual serving pleces no longer seen in the 20th century.Only two wine glasses are used ut each place setting \u2014 one for white and one for red wine.Water was seldom drunk in the 18th century and flowers were not used on the table.The tablecloth ilself is 100 per cent pure Irish linen damask in an ecru color, typical of the unbleached type popular in 1790.The modern hostess will be dismayed at the thought of en- \u201cRescue Breathing\u201d \u2014 New Way to Save Lives Here's a new way of artificial respiration .mouth-to-mouth breathing (which supplies 12 times as much air as the old out-moded methods).In August Reader\u2019s Digest is an illustrated article which tells you how to do it and explains why this new method will save many more lives this summer.Get your Reader's Digest today \u2014 at newsstands everywhere.THE \u201cIt Beats as It Sweeps as It Cleans, Gets The Deep-down Dirt Other Cleaners Miss\" New 1959 models now on display Consult the reg mom, Malcolm Gregory GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 ST.CATHERINE WEST WE.2-4277 Eve.RE.8-4605 Turn in yque old Hoover on a 1959 model tertaining as done in the 18th century.The lady of one of England's great families who ordered the dinner service on exhibit asked for 40 place settings and required, in addition, doze-s of serving dishes to handle the many courses, The Wedgwood family haa been in the pottery business for 10 consecutive generations going back to 1612.The present firm, founded in 1759, has been run by an unbroken line of direct descendants.Printed Pattern SIZES 12-20 Lasiest, breeziest, brightest dress of summer! Slips lightly over your head \u2014 button trim at scooped neckline, on envelope pockets.Cut and sew it In a day in cool, carefree cotton.Printed Pattern 9045: Misses\u2019 Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20.Size 16 takes 45 yards 35-inch fabric.Printed directions on each pattern part.Easler, accurate.Send FIFTY CENTS (50¢) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this pattern.Please print plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER.Send your order to MARIAN MARTIN, care of The Monitor Pattern Dept., 60 Front stree Toronto, Ont.MAKE IT NUTRITIOUS The most popular refreshments at a children\u2019s party are usually soft drinks and too rich cakas.A little glamor for the more nutritious foods such as milk, fruit juices and sandwiches would help to make them more attractive for that occasion.Sandwiches with fillings that are rich in protein, mineral and vitamins can be cut into fancy shapes.Raw carrot and turnip also can be served in ring or star shapes.Candies made from dried fruit and nuts are nourishing.Instead of too many soft drinks, substitute fruit juices or milk drinks, to help make your we Naturally there VI, 2-4444 Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers jouse «f flowers Monntain St.at Sherbrooke ing a memorable one.is no obligation ets Eal IDA BARLEY ALLEN TASTY DINNER Spinach Cream Soup Chopped Beef-Mushroom Bake Flaky Brown Rice Hot Whole Canned Tomatoes Celery-Lettuce Slaw Double-Apple Ple Coftee Tes Measurements are level; recipes six.Chopped Beef - Mushroom Bake: Wash and chop 3 lb.fresh mushrooms and their stems medium fine.Place in a fry-pan with Z tbsp.corn oil, 1 chopped peeled small onion and 1 e.canned beef bouillon tor 1 bouillon cube and 1 e water), Cover.Simmer until liquid evaporates.Stir in 114 lbs.twice-ground chuck of beef.Add 134 tsp.seasoned salt; continue to stir and loosen until well mixed with mushrooms.Moisten 1 pkg.prepared poultry bread crumbs with 34 c.beef bouillon or 1 bouillon cube and 1 c.water.Stir into the chopped beef mixture; continue to stir until the crumbs are well moistened.Pat into an oiled 8\u201d square pan.Bake 28 min, or until well browned, in a mod.oven, 375 deg.F.Prepare for final baking in advance if desired.Double-Apple Pie: Lightly rub 2 matching 9\u201d pie-plates with butter or margarine.Fill \" each with 3 c.sliced tart apples mixed with 1 c.sugar, 4% tbsp.flour, 14 tsp.salt and L4tsp.nutmeg or cinnamon.Cover with a topping of pie pastry and bake 35-40 min.at 375 deg.F.Then cool.To-serve, turn one pie, apple side up, onto a large plate; top with the second pie, also apple side up, making two layers.Serve hot.Accompaniment: plain or whipped cream or dairy sour cream flavored with honey and lemon juice.TRICK OF THE CHEF Heat whole canned tomatoes with 1 tsp.instant onion and 14 tps.oregano.Masson-Blagden The marriage of Helen Ruth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Blagden, to Mr.William Charles Masson, son of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Alexander Masson, took place recently in Trinity Memorial Church, Archdeacon R.K.Naylor officiating.Mr.C.V.Frayne played the wedding music, and basket of pink gladioli were used to decorate the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, was gowned in white silk organza, with a fitted bodice having a scoop neckline appliqued with satin, long sleeves ending in points over che hands, and a boufrant skirt, also appliqued with satin, ending in a chapel train.Her fingertip-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a cap of matching organza embroidered with seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of white carnations.Miss Joyce Emerson, as maid of honor, and Mrs.Rodney Kerr as attendant, were in frocks of pale yellow taffeta having fitted bodices under boleros of embroidered white silk organza trimmed with taffeta, and bouf- tant overskirts of matching silk organza.They wore bandeaux to match their frocks, and carried bouquets of yellow shasta daisies.Mr.Edward Masson acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Murray Bain and Mr.Stanley Fisher.Mrs.Blagden, the bride's mother, was in a gown of sky blue silk, and wore a petal hat of the same shade, and a corsage bouquet of pink roses.Mrs.Masson, mother of the bridegroom, wore a gown of beige lace trimmed with turquoise taffeta, a beige hat and accessories, and a corsage bou- qguet of cream roses.: The reception was held in the Salon Champs Elysees, of the Berkeley Hotel, where gladoli were used as decorations, APPENDICITIS AR appendectomy is usually considered a fairly simple operation \u2014 # it is taken in time.At the first symptoms of trouble, a doctor should be called, since neglect may cause the appendix to rupture.À severe pain in the abdomen should always have medical attention.No laxative, food or hot or cold drinks should be given.The spot where the pain originates should not be massaged.The symptoms should be described to the doctor and his instruction carefully followed.Until the doctor arrives, the patient should rest.32,976 of silver last 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shades made to order and re covered.Free pick-up ahd delivery HU.4-8332.5323 Decarie.GOLF clubs, matched set, 4 woods, 10 irons, bag and cart, RE.3-7049.NEw Moffat gas stove, 2 ovens, 2 ilers, glass doors, timer.Width ra Also Bendix Automatic.RE.WILTON 9 x 12, $46.00; Viscose $4.20 per square yard.4188 Decarie Blvd.HU.8-8526.DINING room set, light grey finish.Including table, 6 chairs and buffet.HU.8-7501.NEW beautiful mahogany bedroom set, complete with Beauty Rest spring and mattress.Excellent value.$450.00 WE.3-8441, SECTIONAL book case; kitchen table, arborite top; din- Ing room ca i antique ome ogany abe, man's dress suit, 34-35; white vest; silk hat; WE.7-1527.Use Examiner Classifieds For Best Results The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 Et RAN ATR AER ST ARNON, SOM A So ets, nied, TR IRR ii WC a RW Rn SRR SRE \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 | HUnter 9- 1201 CESSER SES SERRE Please phone your Ads early in the week.The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising Ceo: anse RATE er, vey ia PERE RE MES EEE 10 Words 4 È for each additional word ; No Ads accepted after 10:30 a.m.Thursday for current issue.For your conveni>nce, Adtaker on duty after 5 p.m.Tuesdoy ond Wednesday evenings until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-0451.cp 5 5 LARC Re HRA aN CR GE For Sale Best Offer Eyrniture for sale consisting of rugs, dinin ng room set, G.E.stove; Westinghouse electric ice \u2018box; Westinghouse dryer and washer; bedroom set, chairs and table, lamps, chesterfield, drapes, 16 m.m.projector and screen, etc.No dealers.4870 Westmount Ave- e.FURNITURE for 3 rooms, all completely unused, including bedroom set, Simmons Mattress and spring; tchen chrome set, 5 pieces; terfield, 3 pieces.Complete $250.00.Would \u2018accept $10.00 per month from Reponse person.3541 Van Home, RE, 8.4761.ches- | RSS SC SECTE ER NE EEE EDEN CNE 33 Domestic Em Wante MAN wants cleaning by day or night, washing walls, floors.RA, 9-6409.COMPETENT housekeeper and chil: dren's nurse requires a permanent position 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Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave.WE.2.3312.Iron Work WALTER'S Iron Work.Fences, balconies, etc, Special iron work done to order.Gas and electric welding, 645 At- water, Room 5.Evenings RE.8-5079.Landscaping COMPLETE Landscape Service, Hedges, rock gardens, lawns built, conditioned.Sodding, shrubs, patios, flagstone walks, ete.Special monthly rate for maintenance.Town references, work guaranteed.Free estimates.New Method Landscaping.WE.2-7025.Marriage Licenses MARRIAGE LICENSES Milton W.Winston, notary.Days, UN.6-6556: evenings, HU.9-2820.= Upholstering L.BEAUDOIN upholstering, chesterfields remodelled and recovered, slipcovers, drapes, bedsprea made order, Work\u2018 guaranteed.WE.2- Water-babies\u2026 (Continued from Page 18) flying rings in the junior division.Although no individual events went to Dodd, his efforts were rewarded by coming fourth in the Canadian Junior All-round Events.The third gymnast on the Y's champion team, Ben Higgins, is now in England \u2018where he will continue his studies and his gymnastics.Ben brought home a gold medal in Junior Free Calisthenics, and placed sixth in the All-round Events.Dodd Dixon has agreed this year to be on hand to coach and aid those boys and- girls who are interested in gymnastics Practices are held on Tuesdays and Fridays between 7 and 9 a.m, NEWS FLASH: Westmount YMCA.day camp councillors trounced Southwestern Y from Verdun in the annual challenge game held this year in West- mount Park with a 13-4 score.Sue Muckenzie and Jim Haw- kes pitched the Westmount team to victory, with the able assistance of teammates Liz Abbot, Margot Wray, Annabelle Thom, Ardelle Pickering, Ann Senecal, Plerre Poitras, Andy Toeman, Bernie Orkstein, Steve Gilbert, R\u20acg Hawkes, and Dave Kitterege.THE VERY THING A watch which is \u201cwaterproof and unaffected by magnets\u201d reminds me of the waterproof scissors, also unaffected by magnets, which Dr.Strabismus (Whom God Preserve) of Utrecht invented.Experiments showed that the scissors remained dry after trimming the fins of fish four feet below the surface of a stream.Magnets on the bank had no effect on the scissors.About the same time the sage invented a non-porous shoehorn which could be used as a glove-stretcher in deep snow.But supply outran demand.west Prize winner .(Continued from page 6) he'll make the Army Olympic Team.\u201cMaybe I'll make \u2018a carcer of the- Army,\u201d ads the 17-year-old champ.\u201cI'd like to be a physical education instructor.\u201d The three Montreal competitors in the Canadian Championships, not sponsored at the event like the other teams, hitch-hiked their way to Windsor last week.The result was a resounding triumph: two Canadian Championships and $16,000 worth of scholarships (for the two other gymnasts) before the day was over.41 Domestic Pets Pure Bred Boxers 1 male, 1 female, 2 months ok After 5.Call Burton at WE, 5-1 42 Personals International Bureau Of Investigation WE FOLLOW ANYONE ANYWHERE.PRIVATE, 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STAY YOUNG NGER.x Tonle Tablets reva entire body.Make 3-day test.Only 69c.At all gists.A success .(Continued from page 4) clerk with the Quebec Natural Gas company.FATHER OF 8 Mr.Cousineau is married to the former Germaine Des- roches, of Outremont.They have three daughters: Micheline, 16, and Johanne, 14, both students at the Convent of Saint Laurent, and Elaine, 11, a pupil at the Saint Laurent public school.The family town house is at 1955 dec l'Eglise street, Saint Laurent and the summer home ig at 40 Ile Roussin, Laval-sur-le-Lac.Mr.Cousineau said the population of Saint Laurent had doubled in the past 10 years and Is now more than 45,000.\u201cThere is space for 100,000,\u2019 he said.\u201cOur total acreage is about 1,100 and the centre arca must be doveloped.I estimate that two thirds of our area remains to be developed, both industrially and residential- Iy.\u201d During his mayoralty, Mr.Cousineau has seen the erection of a new city hall and a new municipal garage.\u201cWe have opened up many new streets and lured many new industries to Saint Laurent,\u201d he said.\u201cI believe the National Film Board came because we could service them well.\u201d The problems ?\u2018\u2019The prob- but later on practised for lems are those of a growing city,\u201d he said.\u201cWe must open new streets, drill more sewers, and do much town-planning.\u201d Mr.Cousineau suffered a political defeat in 1958 when liberal Guy Rouleau nosed him out by the small margin of 1500 votes for a federal seat.Mr.Cousineau ran for the Progressive Conservatives on the request of both Ottawa and Montreal party Icaders.A man of five foot nine inches and weighing 180 pounds, Mr.Cousineau is a member of the Richelieu and Rotary Clubs and of the Laval-sur-le-Lac Golf Club.He likes to walk, fish and read for recreation.Umbrella birds of the Andes, jet black and crow-size, have large crests of filmy feathers, which can be thrown forward end outward to form a protection 17 BERNARD PINSLER INTERIOR DECORATOR Established 1886 ® Furniture Repaired and Custom-Made Upholstery.© Drapes, Bedspreads ond Curtains.Dey or Evening Appointments WE.5-3354 4141 St.Catherine St.W (Near Groene Ave.) 45 Money To Loan MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans quickly.Contractors, privales.RA.9.4333.Independent .(Continued from l\u2019age 3) near St.Adele; Reynaldo Her- rere Trujillo -\u2014 \u2018Bondine\u2019; Salme Utsa! -\u2014- \u201cCountry Fair\u201d; Charlotte Viner\u2014*\"Lanc Grender,\u201d \"Quiet Summer Afternoon,\u201d \u201cCape Cod Fog.\" Eric Wesselow - Baskatong Lake,\u201d and \u201cIn the Bush Noar Baskatong Lake\"; Elizabeth Williams \u2014 \u2018\u2019Peonies,\" and \u201cStil Life\u201d; Muriel A, Wilson \u2014 \u201cThe Fruit Bowl,\u2019 \u2018Bell Flowers and Daisies,\u201d and \u201cCalin June Day\u201d; Winifred Wilson \u2014- \u201cThe Bare Tree,\u201d \u201cThe Chinese Dragon,\u201d and \"Artist at Work\"; Stanley B.Wilson \u2014 \u201cOk House,\u201d \u201cEarly Spring in Laur- entians and \u201cHouse nat St Adolphe de Howard\u201d; Ruth T.Wilson \u2014 \u201cFlower Market, Delft\u201d and \u201cStill Life.\u201d Further plans for the members of the Independent Art Association were discussed.A special picnic and painting trip took place on Tuesday when two chartered buses left from Westmount Park with a group of artists who will spend the day In tho Laurentians, \u201cIn early October, classes will begin at the studios of Adam Sherriff Scott.Eric Wesselow, president of the Independent Artists Association and Betty Galbraith-Cornell have already offered to teach the members,\" further commented Bea Alan, who plans to take a beginners\u2019 class herself.Mrs.Alan first had instruction in painting while she attended the Convent of the \u2018Sacred Heart, at Sault au Recollet, which is min by Les Dames du Sacre Coeur.Her teacher at that time was Mme.Heallis, well known in Europe and on this continent for her religious paintings.Later Bea Alan attende L'Ecole des Beaux Arts, and in 1953 became a student in Adam Sherriff Scott's painting class, She prefers portraiture in painting, and has successfully completed portraits of many well known Montreal and Westmount residents, including Ronald Red- path, Cote St.Antoine road; and Brigadier James.She has exhibited at Granby, Cowans- ville, St.Helon's Island, Val David, and the Quebec Provine cial Exhibition, where she won a prize for her portrait of a girl in a red dress.PERBAR PETROLEUM CO.LTD.presents Perfection in Automatic Fuel-Oil Delivery 24 Hour Burner Service INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPECIAL OFFER $ 1 0° Summer Oll-Heating System Overheu PERBAR PETROLEUM CO, LTD.3706 Kent Ave.RE.9.4774 A division of C.8.Barden - \"Storm over over cyes and beak.Enterprises [OP 18 \u201c The Westmount Examiner, Friday.July 24, 1050 pr ome van .-5; 1 (7 EST VouR SEnSE OK oBSERVATION | PIN ec 70 SEE Æ YOu CAN WIN TNE Fast ENS GAME By FINDING CERTAIN OBJECTS Va MERE THAT SUGGEST AT LEAST 35 AARTS N OK TNE Hira Body.REVOLVER AND SWORD ; AY AW.NUGENT SYGGEST \"ARMS\u201d TO S/VE YOU A START, | _ * \u2014 N Le AT THE CORRECT LETTER MW THE SENTENCE BELOW AND THEN PROCEED 70 EVERY THIRD : LETTER UNTIL THE FULL NAME OF A GREAT AMERICAN STATES MAN And ORATOR 15 SPELLED our./8e AN ORATOR HE POSSESSED STAMINA, BITTER, I'LL SWARE, OH BUT STATES EVERYWHERE IN THE UNION KNEW OF HIS PROWESS.(RLSWPN) LSM 'SNIFA WAN WL IDLE I2L) ST OML IN DNOL (FTOS) TAOS FX LE WINS Z0ON TCI ¥ CLI IVI) LVI d YTV FIOIN FIN SHWIOY COUT NEVIEUFLIS ) SAV EL YIN LEVIN \"DT 1137 ŒU/NL AUTAR Crau Pry TISSIESOd Nv (FAV) FIV A HI0TI NO STNVN ONY £FFT IVY (5,4) SIAZ (MYO) S¥VF OUT @T FILLI?FNL LV LFPLE \u2014 FPLS@IM TENUE NYO (a 0X WANT) QUOD REIN \"ITVS \u2018ATO POW r& (SVOTVIM) Shv¥ ty \"NOILN YO, .DOUBLE FUN 2 UPLICATE THE PrCcrvRE OF THE LION ACTUAL SIZE AND ALSO FOUR TINDVES IFS ACTUAL SIZE.AXE VOUR LINES CUT TNE BOXES Iv THE SAME POSITIONS THEY DO /Nv THE ORIG/ NAL DRAWING.»-2\u20ac-59 A TOM TOM THE _| NAME MINE A MAN.PIPER'S Son.SE UP ALL THE ABOVE LETTERS 70 SPELL THREE WORDS THAT SOUND THE SAME Br HAVE DIFFERENT MEANINGS.1, A TREE Be LIND UNINC br A TE MIR SQYOM Irs TOI SA NATURAL \u2019 STREAM 6\u20ac, À LARGE BODY OF 2, THE COAST JF, RECEDE A THE REGION OF THE CLOUDS OR THE UPPER A/R »>-26-59 \"ANS\" BEF \u20ac FYONS 2 MMOL 4 \u2018POV Qu FOV vous CPSP NOOXE SF NEW 7 SSSOXOV TMIAMSN SFAOVY Ls NIWW CANT MISS! 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Stayner 22, Prince Albert 11; Westmount 7, Prince Albert 9.on Touch grid league \u201cunderway August 4 The City of Westmount Recreation Department Touch football league will start Tuesday.August 4 with two gumes at the WAG grounds starting at 10:00 a.m.The teams are: Westmount, Prince Albert and Stayner.The schedule will continue until August 20.The other playing date is Thursday.Final softball game is set for Tuesday Mie fina] game of the city of Westmount softbal schedule will be staged Tuesday at diamond No.2, Westmount Park with Stayner meeting Prince Albert.Game time is 10:00 a.m.The first 18-hole golf course in the U.8.was opened for play in 1803 at Wheaton, Ill.The course was designed for the Chicago Golf Club, according to The [World Book Encyclopedia.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 19 \u201c> LA hd Al ~~ rm a EA \\ y C a Tr oO 14} œuitt | PRODUCT ae te Vitaa rm 75 jui 5 +2 [Eo - 20 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, July 24, 1959 \u2018A division cricket leaders lose ground to The leader, of the Montreal Crocket league \u2018A\u2019 division did not move on the weekend when lower teams scored victories and closed up the point gap between them.Although Adastrians lost to Mt, Royal, they will remained in top place.West Indians and Wanderers were the other winners.Now four teams are locked together with 10 points, Canadair, Wanderers, West Indiang and Mt.Royal.Westmount moves in behind with nine points.Rolls Royce have six and Verdun five.In \u2018B\u2019 division action, Cana- dair remains ahead and on top with 19 points.West Indians and Westmount are tied for second with 18 points.Adastrians are next with 17, Verdun totaled 15 and the rest of the pack have five to 12 points.A DIVISION for 320 lama 151: Mount Royal 155 BAtting \u2014 Adostrians: mall 36; Mount Royal: A.Patterson 51, G.A.Rumjahn Westmount club win at Verdun Westmount lawn bowlers won the Wilson trophy tourney held at Verdun over Town of Mt Royal.The trophy was put up for competition by Mrs.Wilson, wife of Major Edward Wilson of the City of Verdun.The Westies\u2019 team was skipped by Mrs.Guilbord with Mrs.J.Henderson, third; Mrs.Knox, second and Mrs.Wheatley, lead.The runners-up, Mrs.Rowat, skip; Mrs.Robertson, third; Mrs.Juno, second.and Mrs.Col- ville, lead.lower clubs J.Gouveia 33, R.Docking 30, E.Robinson 27 (not oul).Bowling - Adpetrians: CG.Small 2 for 44: Mount Royal: H.Cox 5 for 20, C.Cox 3 for 32, Verdun 102; Wesimount 105 for 3 Batting \u2014 Comacho C.Bond 22; Westmount: K.Branker 26 (not out) P.Jardin 26 (not out), J.Ries 13, V.Lewis 12, W.Kelly 11.wing \u2014 Verdun: R.Goble 3 for &; Westmount: G.Duncan 7 for 41, S.Marshal 2 for 23.Wanderers 90; West Indians 95 ng \u2014 Wanderers: J.Newnes 39 (not out), J.Gibson 23; Indians: J.Garvey (not out).R.Sandiford 22, H.Wilkinson 20 (not ou Bowling \u2014 Wanderers: J.Newnes 1 for 19; est Indians: L.Simpson 6 for 31, K.Wilkinson 2 lor 14.B DIVISION West Indians IT 156 for 9 declared; TCA 82 Batting \u2014 West Indians: C.Lewis 54 (not out), P.Sylvester 28, H.Farley 18; TCA: G.Perry 33, J.Ro- Verdun: 3.drigues 23.Bowling \u2014 West Indians: L.Far.jey 4 for 15, W.Fergus 3 for 3; TCA: A.Rolston 4 for 40, J.Ayers 2 for 27 Adastrians II 170: Mount Ruyal I Batting \u2014 Adastrians: G.Pavitt 47, M.Fruin 52.Robinson 14: Mount Royal: Ralph Clarke 19.Bowling \u2014 Adastrians: E.Richarde 4 for 26, M.Fruin 3 for 16; Mount Royai: T.Mustor 2 for 35.Leroy y Moftard 3 for 57.Wanderers II 129; \u201c129; Steloo 130 for 7 a ating \u2014 Wanderers: I.Gibson A.Grew 30, G.Gibson 22; Stelco: oN North 48, M.Gibbons 18.Bowling \u2014 Wanderers: E.Gibson 3 for 27, G.Gibson 2 for 18, I.Gibson 2 for 33; Stelco: B.Cockayne 8 for 28, J.O'Donnell 2 for 24.\u2018 Rolls Royce I 57; 57; Canadair II 58 or ing \u2014 Rolls Royce: Wicks 21; Canadair: L.Harding 21, Frank Grant 19 (not out).Bowling \u2014 Rolls Royce: Lee 2 for 17; Canadair: L.Cant 4 for 5, J.Marland 2 for 15.Verdun IT 105; Westmount II 109 for 7 Batting \u2014 Verdun: Gibson 21, Brooms 17, Griffith 14.Straker 19; Westmount: R.Weatherhead 30, N.Stanford Chappell 18.N.Dennys 11 (not out).Basketball is played in every civiliged country in the world according to Encyclopedia Britannica.West |.Learn how fo Flshermen and would-be fish- '~1men will have a chance to © earn various types of casting \u201crom experts at the upper lagoon in LaFontaine Park this summer.The lessons will be given each Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m., until August 13, with members of Montréal Anglers and Hunters Inc.acting as instructors.Taking part wid be Eugene Langlois, director of the association, and Inspector Ernest Pleau As well as other instructors.NOW IS THE TIME.TO TELL US ABOUT YOUR LAST WINTER'S PROBLEMS NO HOT WATER ?Monthly Rental 1.95 Plus Tax \u2014 \u2014 I BROKEN WATER FRONT ?fish and cast will be four or five instructors on band to give lessons in fly casting, light casting, etc.Everybody aged 10 and up, is Invited to take advantage of the lesons.The section af the lagoon to be devoted to the lessons is just below De LaRoche street.Parks officials asked that those enrolling for the lessons should bring along their own equipment.North Carolina produces about 35 per cent of all smoking and chewing tobacco and snuff pro- Bach Thursday evening there duced in the United States.the shape .of things to come Verdun rinks win fwo fournaments Jim Brodie won his third July tourney when his Verdun Lewn Bowling Club rink won the St.George's Bowl against all comers in the province.Brodie's rink wag composed of W.Groves, J.Brentnall and G.McCracken.Another Verdun rink defeated John Henderson's Westmount crew 21-2 in the Open Treblea tourney at St.Lambert.Chris Childs skipped the winners.A.Kane played second and R.Mac- Lachlan was lead.: And Usually At Night or On Week Ends Don't wait till trouble strikes again! installation of a Bryant Automatic Gas Water Heater.You will have hot water when you want it \u2014 as hot as you want it \u2014 as Call often as you want it \u2014 24 hours a day! ei RESTES NATURAL GAS IS HERE TO STAŸ And you can't beat it for clean, efficient heat or hot water service.We will be pleased to give you all the information you regarding sales or rental and installation of natural gas heating I equipment.Our 45 years of experience is your guarantee of first class service.FLOODED FURNACE?us NOW about the require Brandt Plumbing 4935-37 Sherbrooke St.West ompany mw.|| HU.4-0655 \u2014 HU.4-0863 oy + "]