The Westmount examiner, 9 juin 1961, vendredi 9 juin 1961

[" Firemen Ex A In , ne A Rentals : prevent B control fire too VOL.XXXII, Ne.23 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1961 20 PAGES 253 35 5 CENTS end here Pages 3, 4 Pages J, 4 Lots happened in Council Monday Pages 3, 5, 6 F SMILES: are the order ef the wight when reticing Police Chief HYACINTHS: provide a (fitting background against which retiring Richard Edmonstone congratulates his successor Fire Chiel and Superintendent ef Parks George Cooper exhibits the silver (ray \"=.Acting Police Chief E.C.Harper after Meaday's City Couacit : presented ftp him by City Council Monday night.Cooper is en pre- Meeting when Harper's appoistment was aunounceé.retirement leave until September 30, 1961.Unity goes to Granby Area church on downhill Page 10 Page 2 ; THE MAYOR: J.C.Cushing seemed delighted to see Frank Ken- @ wood Monday nighé and with geed cause, Frank presented the \\ Canadian Highway Safety Council Special Award te Westmeuat\u2019 ; for having completed 1960 without a (atal highway accident, Ÿ J \u2019 A 4 4 4040400400 404004040404044040A40 44] en an > .- 9 Next week\u2019s weather Story of ee June 10 to 16 Bright, with morning mists or drizzic and clearing (or sunny, r warm afternoons.Scattered evening thunderstorms along the bur- der.Temperature range 55 - 85° or higher during the week.CASHWORD ante now M0 $ Page 4 Clear and relatively hot into the nuddle of the week, followed by light showers and strong winds.The rainy fringes of costal storsns could extand into the St.Lawrence Valley.Fair and quite warm to end of the week, with widely scatered showers and some thunder, Page 8 A À À À à À À A À À A A à À A À À A À À A.4à pevvyyvyYYUYOYYYYY à à à à à A À A À À À A \u2026 à A rn Bn Soin - -t \"Se aD ~~ England has decided the problem must be solved, and independently of private schools.They have opened the College of Air Training, designed to provide Britain with airline pilots of the future.English airlines, as was the case with Canadian lines, previously drew their top qualified pilots from the Air Force.This supply is drying up as the RCAF, in particular, seems to be shrinking, pilots do less flying.and many stay in the service longer than before.The English college will graduate 100 pilots a year, 50 for BOAC and 50 for BEA.The course lasts for two years and is open to cream-of-the-crop 18- vear-olds.The course costs about $15,000 per student, but each boy must only pay from his own pocket about $1500 for lodgings, uniforms and books.A graduate starts s junior second officer at about $3,000 per year, but this can go up to $15,000 or more as he becomes more advanced.Retirement age is 55.The English college is sponsored jointly by the Government, BOAC and BEA.Would it not be a good idea \u2018or tbe Canadian government, TCA PUPP PSSIS SSS SUB PIBSISUSS BUNS SRB SSSR 1 mentioned recently that the high cost of pilots training themselves to levels accepted by airlines, plus the fact that many good pilots are out of work, will eventually make it tough to get qualified personnel because the number of commercial pilot licences granted is slowly getting smaller.Airline transport ratings are fewer still.By Larry Meclmnis and CPA to consider such a scheme in Canada?» + * lazen Argue (CCF-Assiniboia) asked the Minister of Defence Production Raymond O'Hurley if there was any truth in a report that a Winnipeg scrap dealer had bought 11 CF-100s in flying condition.The question, asked in the House of Commons last Thursday, was answered by Hon.D.S.Harkness, - Minister of Natio.al Defence, who said the dealer did, in fact, have the aircraft, but they were scrap only.He said all engines, instruments and hydraulice had been ! removed, leaving nothing but 220,000 pounds of scrap.Further, he pointed out, it would take about $200,000 to put one of the heaps in flying condition.Hon.Hurley then said that tenders were called for by Crown Assets and four bids were received.Price of the 11 relics was not disclosed, nor the location of the place from which the aircraft came.* * » Well, as 1 predicted last year, Nordair got the Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston, Oshawa, Toronto, Windsor run which has been: be- (Continued en page 11) CAMP ARROWHEAD Lake Memphremagoq.Que.Private Camp for Boys \u2014 6-15 Years Established 1946 \u2014 Trained supervision \u2014 Counsellor for every four er five boys \u2014 Safe beach en sheltered boy \u2014 Swimming, Beating, Cence Trips \u2014 Mountain Trips, Compcraft, Sailing, Archery, Crofts, ete.Kenneth H.Murray, M.Ed., Director 46 Surrey Drive, Montreal 16, RE.8-4469 A Beautifully Illustrated Booklet Upon Request ULL > = © © Sheet Metal © Bonded Roofing ® Asbestos & Metal Siding for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential SIDING Ya i Mn in Re Ep LU SHEET METAL WORK WL §5-2598 Maintenance end R AR T ram \"1e | Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING 3955 St.James Street West inspection & Estimates on Request © GAS HEATERS Obitueries WALTER F.HARRIS Funeral service was held June 1 at the Church of the Ascension, Westmount for Walter Francis Harris, 359 Redfern avenue, who died at his residence May 27.He was T1.Born and educated in Auburn, Indiana, he came to Canada in 1912 and was connected with Crawley and McCracken Company Limited and Murray's Restaurants Limited for 47 years.He played a leading role in the establishment of the Canadian Restaurant Association, being a past president, as well as being an associate director of the National Restaurant Association.While a member of the Rotary Club he was instrumental in the founding of the Society for Crip- pled Children in Montreal, He|.was a member of the Knights of Columbus, the MAAA Summer- lea and Kanawaki Golf Clubs.Mr.Harris is survived by his wife, the former Mary Guest, and five children of his first marriage to Frances Marie Sullivan, who predeceased him.They are: Mrs.J.Henretta and Mrs.L.Tedford of Montreal; Mrs.R.Barrett, Walter F.Harris, Jr, and Murray Harris of Detroit, Michigan.He is also survived by 22 grandchildren and his brother Otto Harris, of Washington, D.C.MISS 1.F.JOSEPH Member of a well-known West- mount family, Isabel Fanshawe Joseph, 9 Springfield avenue, died suddenly at her home Tuesday night.She was 20.Miss Joseph was a third-year science student at McGill University.Born in Montreal, she attended \u2018The Study\u201d prior to entering McGill.She was a member of the St.Matthias Church AYPA.She is survived by her parents, Henry Joseph and the former Isabel Lindsley, a brother, Henry, and a sister, Mary.Funeral will take.place today at 2 pm.from St.Matthias\u2019 Church.Burial will be in Mount Royal cemetery.MRS.R.MORSE, Ill Funeral services were held privately at St.Matthias Church on Friday, June 2, for the late Mrs.Robert H.Morse, III, formerly Lucille Sherwood Conkey, who died suddenly at her residence, 58 Summit circle, on Wednesday, May 31.Interment is in Chicago.She was Mrs.Morse was born and educated in Chicago, attended the Faulkner School for Girls there, and graduated from Beloit Cil- lege, Beloit, Wis, Mrs.Morse was a member of the Junior League of Montreal, the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General Hospital, and secretary of the women's Auxiliary of St.Matthias Church.She is survived by her husband, Robert Morse, 111, two children, a daughter, Virginia, and a son, Henry: by her mother, Mrs.Henry Conkey, of St.Petersburg, Fla, and two sisters, Mrs.Wallace J.Ross, Jr., of Park Forest, Ill., and Mrs.Donald Smith, of West Sims- bury, Conn.Examiner files: 26 years ago In the issue dated June 7, 1935 We ran stories on: The apprehension, incarceration and fining of the local bootleggers and confiscation of their customers list by Westmount Police.Official estimates that the new 2% sales tax in force all over the island wtih the exception of Hamp- stead would bring in a revenue of $434,000 per month.Chief Scout Lord Baden-Powell, 78, being unable to find a seat during Edward McHugh's (The Goe- pel Singer) recital at St.James Grenby 100 As has been the custom Summer Program Season.the parents.urged to register early.SUMMER PROGRAM The 1961 schedule of summer program activities has been compiled and is ready for distribution.The slogan for the summer-time is \u201cFun with a purpose,\u201d and the program has been designed to accommodate all the youngsters, who remain in the City, with a healthful and happy experience in outdoor activity.The program is varied.It will include (rips to St.Helen's Island and the sew Swimming, Picnic, Recreation Area at Chateauguay, Quebec.Many tours through Industrial Firms have been arranged with the emphasis on the educational factor.Staynor Park, provided through the courtesy of the City of Westmount, will be the scene of a wide variety of sports and group games.A Learn to Swim Program for beginmers, both both boys and girls, will be conducted at the YWCA, under frip opens Unity summer program By MAURICE MARIASINE for a number of years, members of the Unity Boys, Club will make their Annual Safari to the Granby Zoo as a prelude to the opening of the 1961 The date of this trip has been set for Friday, June 30th, and this year in addition to the boys, girls, and their leaders, an opportunity to go along has been extended to Registration for this annual event has already begun and will continue until June 20th.Parents and children are the direction ef the Mentreal Park & Playgrounds Assecia- tiem.Other activities will include Ballet for the girls, and Inter-Club Sefthall for the beys.The program will be exciting and it is advised to register early.The 1961 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Summer Program will be supervised and conducted by Chuck Tyler, Douglas Terryberry, John Mc- Donaugh, and Linda Vaux.IN THE MEANWHILE The Club Basketball Season, which officially ended late in April, has been extended and weekly games are being played in the Unity Boys\u2019 Club House League.The Club\u2019s two soceer teams, playing in the City of Montreal Soccer League, were presented with pew uniforms threugh the courtesy of the Royal Montreal Regiment Association, Quebec Branch No.14, Canadian Leg- jen.These were presented te the boys last Menday evening in a a brief ceremony by George United Church and having to stand throughout the performance.Retirement of Fire Captain Charles Vickers after 34 years\u2019 service.The unraveling of a cricket ball by two small boys who tied one end of the string to a lamp post at the corner of Victoria avenue sad Sherbrooke street and unraveled the the ball along Sherbrooke street as far as Metcalfe avenue before an automobile turned off Sherbrooke street and snapped the string.The use of refrigerant coils as a method of air conditioning proving one third as expensive as using ice as a coolant.We editorialized on: The regrettably warlike attitude of Japan toward the United States.We advertised: Large boxes of strawberries for 25¢, Cuban pineapples, three for 25c.and oranges at 23c and 35¢ a dozen.TUTO VUTSUUUTUUT \u2019Sympathy\u201d\u2019 is the hardest word to write .Say it with Flowers GERALD McKENNA nds VI.2-9112 2 aber St.a 0 TUTO 0VTUTUTETTTUO 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 [ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + Herwood and Georges Bonne- mer, representing the Canadian Legion.Little Leaguers of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club team, \u2018\u2018The Indians,\u201d are doing exceptionally well in the Kiwanis West Section with five straight wins and no_losses \u2014 A credit to their Goach, Manny Bar- noff.Excitement reigned at the Car- tierville Airport last Saturday for members of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Model Aircraft Class, who were provided with an opportunity to fly through the air for the very first time.A big salute goes to Jaques McCormack and William McGinnis for making the flight possible.< OR FORT Y- EIGHT years, the Collins family has directed the efforts of our funeral organization in providing service of the highest type.DA Collins PA NUNN AF WILLIAMS $010 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST agi Te SP \"=\" 1234 Mountain St.Five Generations of Traditional Service on cos.C.rar &Bro.Funerau DiRECtORS Phone: UN.6-6363 mme re PS re J ee pe ce Fer AS Vowr © PHOTOGRAPHY e PHOTO SUPPLIES 2 Stores te Serve Yeu e PHOTO - COPYING ® Reguier and Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St, W.HU.1-1989 CG U à Exarmni Wa LA 0 ESTABLISHED 1899 WE.3-4044 WATCH REPAIRS S Cortified worchmete à .HMAN'S JEWELLERS 1216 Groene Ave.VOL.XXXH, Ne.23 Rent control to end here City Council acted Monday night to terminate rent controls in Westmount.Alderman Drury moved that an application be made te the Lieutenant-Governor in Coun- eil praying that authority be granted Westmount to withdraw from the effect of the Rent Control law and that an effective date for such withdrawal be set.The motion carried.A.M.Weldon, City Attorney, in answer to a question by Mayor J.C.Cushing, advised, \u201cIt will be a matter of several weeks before authority can be granted.The effective date for our withdrawal from the effects of the act is not within our discretion.Westmount merely recommends a date.\u201d For perfect & durable PAINTING & GRAINING on your front doors, like real oak, call BILL VORDING Master Painter RE.3-5755 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1961 FIRE PREVENTION: is explained and \u2018Mrs.Covim, .13 .Selby street, listens white \u2018Ftremes- Mike Wells and Leslie Smith detail the purpose of the annual in-service fire prevention inspection +E, which began Wednesday.Firemen began le the far southeast corner of Westmount and plan (e cover all of Westmount by October 9.CHESHAM HOTEL | Going to England?you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel in fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, vou'fl | like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.Harper heads Police and Fire Department Alderman Drury Monday night in City Council meeting moved the appointment of Chief of Fire E.C.Harper as Acting Chief of Police, effective June 5, 1961, to hold office concurrently with his appointment and responsibilities as Chief of Fire.The motion carried.Police Chief Richard Edmonstone went on pre-retirement leave, ef-' fective the same date.Mayor J.C.Cushing explained \u201cIt is customary to During Edmonsione\u2019s three and a half years as chief, he impreved police service and efficiency in Westmount by the introduction of radar, hiring ef parking inspectors, use of security patrois, purchase of cars painted in civilian colors for the Detective Staff and reduction of the police work week to a 40 - hour five-day week.The Westmount Police Force received the Quebec Safety League and Canadian Highway Safety Awards for a fatality- free year, 1960, during Edmon- stone's years as chiel.The last time Westmount received the award prior to 1960 was in 1943, Last nights presentation was made by Frank Kenwood.Harper has been with the West- have the successor serve as \u2018Acting\u2019 while his predecessor in on pre-retirement leave.\u201d In recognition of his service to the City the retiring ; police chief was presented with a silver tray by Alderman Drury, acting on behalf of Westmount.rently as Chief of Fire and Chief of Police was William Wren who © retired in 1939, Prospect House The Westmount Rotary Club ' announced Wednesday that they were turning over the keys to Prospect House, 1 and 2 Prospect \u201cstreet, to the Family Service As- \u2018sociation in a ceremony next | Wednesday at 2 pm.PAGE THREE Two gas leaks in single day Last Friday within a two hour period there were two widely separated natural gas leaks in Westmount, one opposite 46 Surrey Gardens and the other opposite 4026 St.Catherine street.Both reported to the Fire Department who followed through until the Quebec Natural Gas Corporation had repaired the leaks to their satisfaction.The first leak was reported by a resident at 2:20 p.m.June 2.(Contin ied en page 11) 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enemy.He ne was appointed Chief of Fire GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC® | LER - FARGO- PLYMOUTH ® HY.9-5748 SERVICE 72 VICTORIA AVES, et) MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER You can be sure of your November 1, 1957, and \u2018has served since with modest, conscientious booking before leaving efficiency.The last person to serve concur- Pg myc FYaminer Sosving the Cy of Westmount since 1988 Mood Office: 7008 Kildare Rosé, Montreal 29 Montreal, Friday, June 9, 1961 Classified Adverticiag (To 8:30 p.m, Men., Tess.& Wed.Oualy) HU.1-045) Joba W.Seasten, President end Publisher Larry Mcinnls, News Editer Hugh BR.Mount, Advertising Mensger The Examiner sims te be an independent, clean acewspaper for the home, devoted te publie service.Mall subseriplions: 82.40 per year, 61.96 half yeas.Five cents à copy.Member of the Canadian Wockiy Newspapers Associstion, Quebec Nowspapers Association Authorized as Ind Class Mail.Post Office Dept.Ottaws WE SAY Fire inspections deserve our support rPHE Westmount Fire Department started their annual in-service inspection this week.checking the homes and businesses of Westinount for fire hazards and explaining fire prevention methods to householders and occupants.This service will continue from now until October 9 \u2014 the anniversary of the kicking over of the lamp by Mrs.O'Leary's cow which allegedly started the famed Chicago fire, and the end of Fire Prevention week.Police and Fire Chief Ed Harper expects to cover every building in West.mount.T h e inspection, which supplements the year- in-year-out inspection duties of Lieutenant Motard and Inspector Schture, will be conducted on clear days only from | to 4.30 p.m.weekdays by uniformed firemen driving fire department apparatus \u2014 hose wagon, ladder truck and salvage truck.This free and unique service is one which does not interfere with regular firemen duties.That is why it is called in-service.The fire apparatus is equipped so that pressing a button at the Fire Department activates the horns of the vehicles.When the horns go off the firemen on inspection call in to the station by radio and receive directions regarding any emergency requiring their presence.The firemen find that electrical overfusing is the chief fire hazard.When people overload their electrical circuits they do not realize the wiring in the walls can get red hot and start a fire.Co-operation with the firemen when they knock at your door is advisable.It may be the knock that saves you from death by burning or your property from destruction.THEY SAY YOU SAY Westmount tenant wants rent control Sir: \u2014Why is the City Council vf the City of Westmount going to petition the Quebec legislature to abolish rent controls in the City of Westmount?Why doesn\u2019t the Council ask the tenants who pay rent to greedy landlords if they, the tenants, want controls abolished?.The Westmount Municipal Association is the Tammany Hall of Westmount and is responsible for the selection of the Mayor and the Council, It would be a very excellent idea for the Westmount Municipal Association and their selected puppets to remember that there are many, many more tenant voters than there arc landlord voters.James Adams, P.O.Box 688, ee.Montreal, Quebec.Favors tenants only decide rent control Sir: \u2014I would like to know why the Westmount Council has decided to seck the termination of rent control, as well as what authority entitles them to do so without a prior city-wide vote by those concerned, namely the tenants.The Councillors voted unanimously among themselves to withdraw from application of the Rentals Act.However it is felt that they do not speak for all tenants residing in Westmount.It is hard to believe that termination of rent controls is the wholehearted deci- siom or wish of the tenants.Prior to rent controls, landlords had their day of exploitation.The placing of controls on rents (particularly on older dwellings), has been the tenant's only saving grace.As a Westmount resident 1 urge that a vote be takem whereby tenants (property owners excluded) may decide for or against termination of rent control before the matter goes any further.The decision lies in the hands of the tenants, nol in those of the councillors and landlords.\u201cTenant'\u2019 E-N a § IE campaign to make men fuss like women about their clothes has evidentiy frightened the councillor who said that there is no harm in dustmen looking smart and clean, but that to overdo it is absurd.There is a dustman in Norfolk who comes to his work in a curly-brimmed bowler and carrying a neatly rolled umbrella with a spik>d ferrule for spearing oddments of refuse.Beachcomber \u201c0 memes True rest is not that of torpor, but that of harmony .not resting from duty, but finding rest in it.\u2014 Frederick William Robertson Westmount's Mr.YMCA recalls his 50 years Last month, Westmount\u2019s Mr.YMCA, Bob Drain, marked 50 years in Canada and 50 years with the YMCA, all but 10 months of it at the Westmount branch, 45853 Sherbrooke street west.He worked there first as building superintendent until 1957 when he retired and since then parttime in the office evenings and Saturdays.He was bern Nevember 23, 1883 on Park Row, Greenwich, Lenden, \u2018where you get your time\u2019, sen of a Leadon \u2018Bobby\u2019.His mether burned to death when he was small se his father \u2018\u2019bundied hima and his elder brothers Wiliam and Hugh up, asd sent the boys (0 his parents in the north of Ireland at Glen Manus\u201d.\u2018From Glen Manus, we moved to Bally Ness, a mile out of Bush Mills, where they make the Irish whiskey, to live with my uncle Robert.1 worked os the farm with my uncle until 1 was about 15.Then I went back to London.\" \u2018I don't even remember what grade 1 went through.That shows how little schooling I had.We walked two miles to school in Glen Ness and got in the habit of going by way of the apple orchard and stealing apples.\u201d \u201cOne thing that has made me work at this job all this time is that 1 have never had any schooling.I have had a pretty good time but I have had to work hard because of that.I tell these boys here at the YMCA\u2014I really drum it into them\u2014be sure and stick to your school.By the time I realized the importance of school 1 had a family and couldn't just drop everything and change.\u201d \u201cWhat I've learned I've had to pick up by myself.I will say 1 did know enough so when 1 first came here the physical director and 1 were able to keep this place going without a secretary for a while.\u201d \u201cFirst 1 worked as a dispatcher on the London-Brighton Railway for five years.Then I went to work for the South Metropolitan Tramway Company for another five on the doubledecker streetcars.\u201d \u201cIn 1907, 1 married Charlotte Louise Facey from south\u2019 London.Our only child, Eileen, was born in 1909.\u201d \u201cA friend in Canada (old me things were a lot better over here than in England.1 got here in May of 1911 with the idea of going to work with the street railway here im Mout- real.\u201d \u201cThen I went up to the YMCA on Dominion Square.Mr.Mac- Kinnon, who was superintendent, offered me a job.It wasn\u2019t long after 1 started there that they opened up this place.They had two fellows here before me but they didn't stick it.\u201d \u201cIt wasn't an easy job.Whenever we had a storm it would get flooded in the basement.One August it flooded five times.That situation was relieved when they put the new sewerage in down in the Glen.\u201d \u201cI've seen this place grow up.They had board sidewalks when I first came here.I've watched Westmount gradually build up into cement sidewalks.\u201d \u201cI started working here at the YMCA in March of 1912.The place opened Saturday, the fourth of May.400 to 500 people came to watch the swimming and stayed for tea put on by the Ladies\u2019 Committee.\u2018We had a let of tremble with two brand new big Ax- minster rugs en the floor eut there in the lobby.Downstairs, outside the swimming pool, the terrazo floor hadn't pre- perly set yet.When the people watching the swimming walked with their wet feet acress the tile and upstairs they tracked red acress the rugs and ruined them completely.We took them up and sent them to the cleaners and some of the red came out but (he rugs were spoilt.\u201d \u201cI remember Clarence Dut- tom 1 wouldn't be surprised if he were first in the pool that day, like he claims.He came in bere pretty regularly until he got tied wp ever in Vie Hall.\u201d \u201cIn those days we had 00 kids on the gym floor and then in swimming afterward.We are lucky to get a denen today.The schools did net have gym classes like they de today.\u201c her one 1 remember is R.N.Watt.He's pretty high up in the Montreal Transport Company now.\u201d \u201cErnie and Al Mills of West- mount Realties used to live here until they got married.I remember they both studied a lot.\u201d \u201cThen there was Alec Tinker, with the textile mills at Hunt- ingdon, and a fellow by the pame of Dodwin with the fur department at Henry Morgan.They both lived in room 13.We are connected in a family way.Tinker and Dodwin married the Bronstetter sisters and my daughter married the brother.\u201d \u201cBug Andrews, who used to live on the corner of Lansdowne avenue and Sherbrooke street was one of the early ones.\u201d He got up and let a husky young fellow into the swimming area.\u2018That was Bailey, one of the Alouettes.He comes here all the time to exercise.\u2019 \u201cI was talking about the early days.The first director here until the first world war broke out was T.Hicks Miller.A lot of people will remember him.\u201d \u201cMy first assistant here with me was W.Munro.He was with me a couple of years.Then he went to work on the railroad helping to build a tunnel through the mountain as an electrician.\u201d \u201cThere were two brothers, Stan and Bob, whe are with Marcel Real Estate.I can\u2019t think of their last name.They used to take a lot of exercising here.As time went on they were in the Wise Men\u2019s Club.\u201d \u201cYou know the Fossils Club eriginated here in Westmount.It was just a bunch of young fellows who got together and put on shews over im Victoria Hall.They broke up when they went overseas.When they came back they got other quarters downtown.\u201d \u201cThe YMCA is not used as much by younger people as it was in the old days.It is used by the older people.They just have dances here once in a while, They used to have them all the time during the war for the soldiers and sailors.When the war was over it all fell through.\u201d \u201cYes, they have a good turnout for the hobby show, though not like it used to be.Young people aren't so much interested in hobbies as they used to be.They are more out for a good time.\u201d 1 asked where he lived when he came to Montreal.\u201cWe, my wife, her little sister, Daisy, who came with us, and our daughter all stayed for a few nights with a friend.Then 1 took over a boarding house on Mackay street for a while.It didn\u2019t pay off but it was alright until I got settled.Then 1 moved to Sussex avenue and took care of an apartment building owned by Mr.Bailey, a real estate broker.\u201d \u201c] stayed at Sussex avenue for 27% years.Then I moved te 216 Redfern avenue and have lived there ever since, for 22 years.\u201d \u201cYes, we are right across the street from the Reader's Digest building.There have been a lot of changes in that neighborhood.Before they put the new school up we could watch the Alouettes practice football from our apartment.Before the Reader\u2019s Digest building went up we could see all the way down to Greene avenue and now 4300 Western avenue blocks off our view of the mountain.\u201d Frank Kenwood of Ken- weod Movers came in with his family for a family swim and admitted to coming to the YMCA since he was 6 or 7 in 1928 er 1929.Frank commented that \u201cYou are righto the man you are talking to is Mr.YMCA.Mr.Drain annotated, \u201cFrank and his brother, Paul, both came in all the time when they were kids.In fact, their father used to be in before them.You know, his father started out the moving business with a borse and cart.\u201d Next, there was a brief interruption when Boy Scout Peter Fenton, 435 Grosven- or avenue, won a free bag of potato chips so he then had two.He countered a sugges- tiom that he share the extra bag with his friend, Bruce Robb, 4198 Roslyn avenue, with a, query to Bruce, \u201cWould it be worth that nickel 1 owe you?\u201d \u201cHarold Cross was the first secretary here.He came up here from Moncton, New Brunswick.H.Best came after him and then W.Spearman.He\u2019s retired now.Then there was Norm Millington.\u201d The YMCA is not so popular now as it was.They change and try all different ways but it doesn\u2019t seem to matter.\u201d \u201cThe learn to swim classes for the youngsters are very popular.In fact, they were so popular this year they couldn\u2019t handle all the ones that wanted to take them.About a third of the kids really learned to swim and the rest are water free.\u201cWe used to have a billiard room.They did away with that after World War II when some of the boys started gambling.\u201d \u201cThe YMCA didn't allow dancing here until around 1914 or 1915.The Board of Governors came out of a meeting one night after deciding there was to be no dancing allowed in the YMCA and found the kids dancing in the gym.So that started that.From then on there was dancing allowed.\u201d \u201cThey used Le give a lot of parties bere.They have allowed card playing for the last five years but \u2018hey don\u2019t let the kids play for money.They are strict on that.\u201d \u201cIl remember Mayer Jack Cushing when he was a little boy.His father Lem used to be on the Beard of Di- (Continued on page 11) Horace Greely, a tamous editor of the old American west, insisted that the word \"news should be used in the singular.Once he wired a correspondent and asked: \"Have you any news ?\" The reporter, in keeping with Greely's ideas, promptiy replied: \"No, not a new.\u201d J 2 Seed R= = Meme = mp ts AE ES Parks Superintendent Cooper retired Monday Westmount City Council by appropriate motion Monday night authorized the retirement of George Cooper, Superintendent of Parks, effective Septembr 20, 1961.Alderman Bovaird, on behalf of the City of Westmount, presented Mr.Cooper with a silver tray in recognition of his service.Mr.Cooper went on pre-retirement leave commencing with the close of business last Friday.Prier (eo his emigration to He has been with the West- Canada in 1926, Cooper work- mount Department of Parks since ed 10 years for the Parks De- a month after his arrival in Can- partment of Burnley, England.ada, serving first as a clerk from During two years of that time 1926 to 1953.In 1853 Cooper was Leg of man injured in car bangup William Ronaldson, 4128 St.Catherine street west.suf-! fered an injury to his left leg when it struck the dashboard.in a collision of his car with\u2019 that driven by Robert Efeb- berg, 5419 Park avenue east, The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, June 9, 1961 5 street and was making a left avenue shart and struck my car\u2019.Mr Ronalduwn was taken to turn nerth onte Mountain avenue when a southbound aule- He cut the corner we mobile went through the stop Montreal General Hospital for sign and struck my car\u201d.Ronaldson told police.accord- & ing to their reports.\u2018! was going | south on Mountain avenue approaching Sherbrooke street | when another automobile made | a left turn from Sherbrooke | street to go north on Mountain treatment There are 1250 General Motors dealers across Canada They employ approxum- ately 20,000 men and wonwn and their investment 1x estimated Lu be in excess of $100.000.000.899 Te AA INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS be was Gardener Queen's Park.Freddie FIX IT.5 4 By the hand?You're way behind The times, my frend.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations ea request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 GET SET FOR THE TV GUIDE AWARD SHOW! You selected the nominees.You voled for the winners.Now get the now issue of TV GuUIDE .\u2026.for complete details on next Tuesday night's spectacular preview of the comic antics of Nanette Fabray and Jackie Cooper, with Efrem Zimbalist, be, as host.See whether favorites win.You'll enjey all more with TV GUIDE handy.Got yours today.AVAILABLE EVERYW.ERE .OULY 15\u20ac xbecame Superintendent of Parks.at the named Acting Superintendent of at 12.15 a.m.May 29.Parks and in January of 1954 he Ffebberg told police.according te (heir reports.\u201cI was going east en Sherbrooke His successor has not as yet been named.Public works program authorized by Council The City Council Monday authorized public works totalling $324,585 by divers resolutions.First was commitment of $12,500 for reconstruction of Grosvenor avenue from Sunnyside avenue to the north city limits.Grosvenor will be widened from 25 to 30 feet to correspond to the width of the street in Montreal from Sunnyside northwards.© Prompt Service e Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out P.McCUAIG Limited 65 Hillside Ave., Westmount WE.2-1104 PIERRE LAUNDERETTE ac.NEVER CLOSES (Open 24 Hours) te widen by five feet and resurface Weredale Park roadway.It is expected only one tree will be lest.The widening will permit parking of cars without rendering the roadway impassable and facilitate snow clearance.$8,225 for development of the east end of Willow avenue, including street, sidewalks and sewer was authorized.Commitment was made of $34,000 for widening Mount Pleasant avenue to 30 feet.Power poles carrying the overhead services will be moved behind the walks.Previous plans providing for placement of the power lines underground were discarded as prohibitive costwise.A total of $64,200 concrete gutters, resurfacing and reconstruction of sidewalks on Western avenue is to be spent.The entire street will be resurfaced from one end to the other.Resurfacing lo cost $17,250 was veted for Edgehill road east | of Lexington avenue to The | Boulevard, Kensington avenue from St.Catherine to Sherbrooke street, Springfield avenue throughout and Grosvenor! avenue from Westmount avenue (Continued on page 10) Westmount Taxi Serves You Best Westmount Taxi Service Ltd.which has been under new management for the past few months.aims to be a progressive.fast-ex- panding company devoted to giving service to the residents of West- mount.This company has been serving the community since 1928 and is the only taxi company with headquarters in Westmount.Most of the Westmount Taxi drivers have been with the company for a number of ycars and can be trusted to carry out any errands, commissions or pick up children from school.etc.Forty radio-equipped cars are stationed throughout Westmount for fast.efficient service to all parts of the city and cars driven by neat, courteous chauffeurs can be supplied for special requirements such as weddings, sightseeing, etc.Reliable service is also supplied to Dorval Airport.One outstanding feature is that the phone is always answered during switchboard hours even during the worst weather.If no cars are available immediately.your phone number is taken and, if you wish to wait for a car.one will be sent as soon as possible and you will be advised when it is on its way.For the convenience of regular customers.charge accounts may be arranged.Next time you need a taxi.call Westmount Taxi at the easy-to- Next was the pledge of $7,150 » Two cars go up in smoke Shortly after four in the morning last Saturday fire completely destroyed a Volkswagen and severely damaged a Chrysler in a garage at the rear of 635 Murray Hill.Mrs.C.W.Lans- burger gave the alarm.Westmount Fire Chief E.C.Harper theorized that a possible shert circuit in the Volkswagen started the blaze.There was some slight damage THE ONLY WAY TO SAVE WASHDAY WORK TIME AND MONEY e The Cleanest Wash in Town e Commercial Philco-Bendix Equipment \u2014 featuring 2 washes and 4 rinses per load! 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BUTTER tb.63Y72° CHICKEN BREASTS or LEGS \u2026 49° Capon (4-5) CHICKENS 1901 Wellington Closed Every Monday (Corner Madeleine) she Westmount trammer, Friday, June ¥, 1980 6 Westmount spends on capital works The list of accounts for April 1961 submitted to Council Monday totalled $694,302.06, $72,599.66 more than for the same month in 1960.The motion for payment passed without discussion.Alderman Common then moved that the secretary- treasurer be authorized to arrange with the Bank of Montreal for loans up to $1,000,000 to finance the City's operations until the collection of taxes toward the end of the year.He explained, \u201cDue to the ca- debentures.The city will not have pital werks pregramme, i is (0 nell debentures until at least May 1, 1962.\u201d estimated the bunk accounts of The motion carried without fur- the city will be in a net over- ther discussion.draft position before the end of June.The net overdraft will in-4 crease le around $1,000,000 (leo ve The 15th annual Forest Hills ward (he ead of November.Trapshooting Championships will \u201cInterest rates of 5'z\u2018« per an- be held at the Forest Hills Hotel num on daily overdraft balances in Franconia.N.H., on July 1-4.are more than \u20184 of 17 better than There will be $1,500 in prizes and could be obtainable by the sale of trophies, -_\u2014 _.-_ \u2014 ee \u2014 5122 = 5e Ce = = BEST LP.\u2018s \u2014 SEMI-CLASSICAL AND BROADWAY TUNES UNINTERRUPTED 10-MINUTE MUSICAL SEGMENTS 11 P.M.TILL 4 AM.DAILY King's to hold bike safe riding test A bicycle safe riding test sponsored by the King's Home and School Association will be held in the West- mount Artificial Ice Rink tomorrow at 10 am.rain or shine.All boys and giris whe attend King's Scheel and own twe-wheeled bicycles of any size are eligible te take the test opposing the application of poration to the Electric and Quebec for increase in the natural gas.Said the Council, \u201cThe Council is gravely cemcerned that the proposed rate changes, applied for by the Quebec Natural Gas Corporation, will be te the dissdvantage ef smail consumers, in particular householders.Preliminary evidence These who pass the test will receive awards especially er- dered for the event.PROPERTY OWNERS The removal of tree stumps no longer needs to be a back-breaking chore or a heavy expanditure.Have them removed by machine economically.STUMP CUTTER Removes stumps of ony diometer to 10 inches below the ground ond quickly.\"Consult the company with the complete Tree Service\u201d (Canaan Spar Tree Services HU.9.6811 Metropolitan Blvd.Lachine (Montreal 32) Italian immigrant hit by boy driver An italian immigrant, who could only speak Italian, was severely injured May 26 at 6:48 p.m.when struck by a car driven by 18-year-old Westmount high school student, Duncan Peachey, 488 Mountain avenue.Sylviano Palladini, 36, 19 Brooke avenue, suffered a dislocation of his right shoulder, a compound fractures of the right femur, tibia and fibula and a skull laceration.Police took him to Montreal General Hospital.ne mete verte! accord: happened and called the police.travelling south on Aberdeen I returned to the scene with my avenue.1 stopped for a stop father\u201d.sign at Montrose.I then pro- The left front headlight of the ceeded east on Montrose tra- Peachey car was broken and the velling at approximately 30 fender buckled.\u2018 miles per hour or under wher According to police records, all of a sudden a man steppe from the south side of the (Continued on page 10) Westmount opposes upping gas rates Council unanimously passed a resolution Monday the Quebec Natural Gas Cor- Gas Board of the province of rates charged consumers of suggests that the burden ef the propesed increases will be borne by them.\u201d \u201cThe Council also noted that higher rates for natural gas are being asked for by the Corporation at a time when the distributor of natural gas in the Metropolitan Toronto area has applied for a reduction in rates for ser- «vices to small consumers.\u201d \u201cThe Council, on behalf of the residents of Westmount who are customers of the Corporation, unanimously endorses the protest of the City of Montreal against the proposed rate increases before the Electricity and Gas Board of the Province of Quebec.\u201d You can still sail on the delightful 14 DAY CRUISE of the famous air- curb of Montrose onto the street without looking\u201d.\u201cI immediately sounded the horn and at the same time applied the brakes but I did not stop in time before hitting him with the left front fender.1 stopped the car and got out and looked at the man.\u201d \u201cI was told by a man who was\u2018 with him to go call police.19 jumped in the car and went home and told my dad what had MALIBU CABANA & COUNTRY CLUB CHARLES HEFT, 8.Com.The Malibu Cabana & Country Club, Inc., which opens July 1 at nearby Ste.Rose, has appointed Charles Heft as Executive Director.Mr.Heft has been a senior director of camps for many years, is a Red Cross Swimming Instructor, and a member of the Montreal Real Estate Board, B'nai Brith, Elm- ridge Country Club, and the Greystone Curling Club.The Malibu Cabana & Country Club, now under construction, will provide a vacation center for 450 families this summer.Montreal office is at 5803 Cote des Neiges.ALAN HARPER Harper named Pioneers exec Publications manager of Northern Electric, A.R.Harper, 4282 Dorchester street west, was recently elected member-at-large of the executive of the Charles Fleetford Sise Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America.He was al- Going to planning a WEST INDIES or 20 just named chairman of the Consult historical committee of the or- eee ganization, Mr.Harper has lived in West- Westmount mount since 1929 and has been with Northern Electric since 1931.The mative of Australia came to Canada via Cambridge, England where he picked up a degree in commercial engineering.He started out in engineering with Northern Electric but Travel Roger L.Huy changed over to the publications EE ra STEAMSHIPS He served with the Canadian Army from 1939 to 1946 and was 4935 Sherbrooke Street on Joan to Ottawa 1951-2 where he was in charge of copper al- il} location.+ Officially Appointed Agents for conditioned ocean liner ss RYNDAM 2) ~ from MONTREAL/QUEBEC: JUIS 22 Cruise the St.Lawrence and the breeze-cooled Caribbean! Explore lovely Nassau! Weekend in Miami! Rates from $295.00 PAY LATER PLAN AVAILABLE SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT or Hééllantl- America Lane \u201cd'a Good de be on à well-run shigh EUROPE or Cruise to the SOUTH AMERICA ?International Service smans, manager and AIRLINES HU.6-4948 W.HU.8-3941 © - = xp er VS APE Ed A cn \"a Officer dodges traffic It all seemed to happen at once.Barry W.Barnes, 4955 Lavoie avenue.reported to Westmount police, according to their reports, that at 10:58 p.m.June t.\u201cI was going east on The Boulevard and was stopped at Edgehill road to make a left hand turn when an automobile proceeding west on The Boulevard on the wrong side of the street struck my car.Also at 10:58 p.m., Officer |\u2019 William Kavanagh reported, \u201cI was standing in the middle of the intersection of Victoria avenue and The Boulevard directing traffic.the traffic lights being out of operation, when | saw \u201can automobile preceeding west on The Boulevard at a fast rate of speed.I started to run for the sidewalk and the car went out of control and turned down Victoria avenue and went on to the lawn of R.Cordeau, 4754 The Boulevard.\u201d Edward McKenna, 1424 Perce street, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident, imprudent driving and driving without a license.Car rolls back, strikes another Arthur Sydney Nops, 1387 Greene avenue, who was charged with failing to report an accident May 3 at 3:50 p-m.claimed, according to police reports, that the car driven behind him by Mrs.H.Devitt, 3282 Cedar avenue, which he struck when he took his foot off his brake and rolled back a couple of feet \u2018must have been too close for intelligent driving anyhow\".Said Mrs.Devitt.according te police reports, \u201cI was proceeding North en Mountain avenue foilewing another automobile.Upon reaching the intersection of Montrese, the auto in front came lo a stop for a slow sign.When the traffic cleared.the aute backed iale my car.\u201d Mrs.Devitt claimed the accident damaged the chrome around her left front headlight and sprung the hoed of her car.Mr.Nops told police, \u201cI was driving up Mountain avenue and stopped at the corner of Mountain and Montrose for a minute to make up my mind whether | would turn right or go straight.When E started to move another car crossed in front of me going west on Montrose, so | took my foot off the brake and rolled back a couple of feet.\u201d \u201cI felt the car bump Mrs.De- vitt's car but had not rolled more than two feet.There was no power on and I cannot have done the damage she claims.\u201d \u201cMy own right rear lamp was broken but only the red outer casing and not the bulb which would have been the case if 1 had hit the other car very hard.\u201d \u2018The car behind me did not blow its horn or give any warning that it was there and must have been too close for intelligent driving anyhow.\u201d This week in Westmount By VALENTINA RAHR MRS.A.E.MOLL, 450 Strath- cona avenue, is busy this week entertaining the wives and children of visiting delegates to the World Congress of Psychiatry.Programs of interest include: of- DAY CLASSES 1961-62 ULEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATIONS (by porsonel interview caly) Individual Instruction GUIDANCE AND TESTING Fall Term commences 12 September 4240 Girouard Ayenue PREP SCHOOL ic.Prospectus on request HU.9-7287 4956 Decarie Blvd.MARY BEETLES rrcsents 30th ANNUAL RECITALS June 10th, St.Matthews Hall, 2.30 p.m.Snowdon Ave.June 16th, Westhil Auditorivm, 8.15 p.min aid of THE KINSMEN CLUB OF MONTREAL Boys CLUB & YOUTH WORK TICKETS NOW ON SALE HU.6-5170 HIGH SCHOOL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS D.PHILIP PAGE, PCT, APA.SUMMER TYPING COURSE Utilize your spare time by ettending our summer typing course.Morning only, five days per week.Every high-school end university student should have this greet asset.New groups formed euch Monday.Register Now HU.4-2242 Enrolment new boing accepted for SECRETARIAL COURSE Starting Sept.6th GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE IN 4914 SHERBROOKE ST.W.WESTMOUNT Attention Lakeshore Students:- Near C.P.R.Westmount Station \u2014 Provincial Buses Pass Deer BELOCIATIE hii] g Hl - & - /: AYE ficial reception, tour of the City of Montreal by chartered buses, tour of ould French-Canadian houses and historic sites, lunch at Chambly sponsored by the Congress: coffee hour demonstration by Mrs.Dedekam of SASS Airlines showing Jet Air Travel attire.a tour of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, lunch at Royal Victoria Hospital, tour of Allan Memorial centre, lunch at Montreal General Hospital, and tour of psychiatric centre, lunch at Prevost Sanatarium, tour of psychiatric centre and a free day for shopping.\u201cProgeny Park.\u201d part of Mc- Gilt Campus.dubbed this way from use as a fencéd in area for children of delegates to congresses in former years, was again in operation, complete with sand box and appropriate programs for the group of youngsters who occupied this popular terrain.Many teenagers from Westmount are acting as hosts for the underage visitors.A painting picnic takes place on June 24, at The Old Mill Art School in Elizabethtown, N.Y.Chartered bus will leave from the corner of Melville avenue and Academy road at 7.30 a.m.on the day in question, and interested parties will have a chance to watch a demonstration by the instructor in portraiture E.STANLEY TURNBULL.Lunch and dinner are available.Please contact BEA ALAN by mail at 2114 Adington avenue, for further information regarding rates, etc.GORDIE SUMMERTON, formerly of Irvine avenue, sports a fractured ankle complete with cast as a result of playing against a Town of Mount Royal baseball team, last Saturday.SAM'S RESTAURANT, St.Catherine street west, closed last Saturday due to an engagement reception for Sam Carol's eldest daughter.Beverley.Artist BETTY GALBRAITH- CORNELL.Metcalfe avenue, is recuperating from minor surgery.No less than twelve countries locate their general consulates official quarters in Westmount, including the Consulate General of the Dominican Republic, Sum- merhill avenue.recently featured in the news.KING'S SCHOOL pupils from the age of ten and over will take part in a program of bike handling and testing on Saturday a.mon the school grounds.DONALD SHARPE, member of the Art Department of Sir George Williams University is organizing a series of summer art classes at the Independent Art Association Studio, Academy road this week.Please contact Mr.Sharpe at OR.1-5720 for early registration, or come along directly to the studio to earell, next Tuesday at 7.30 p.m.Missing muffler is $10 and costs Acting Municipal Court Judge Alex McT.Stalker kindly explained to an earnest teen-ager charged with driving a motor bike without a muffler that the missing manifold is what is meant by a muffler under the terms of the Code.The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey.June 9, 1961 7 Naid the lad.\u201cWhat | am missing is a manifold.HH b home in the garage waiting lo get welded which cout $235.My bike has two mufflers and (we manifolds except | am missing one manifold.\u201d It turned out that the piece that was massing was the wide piece which fits on the end of the exhaust pipe.The boy thought the muffler was close to the engine The judge concluded $10 and costs For information write: De.STANSTEAD COLLEGE Stanstead, Quebec Headmaster Harry Notchisen, M.A.\u2026 B.Ed.\u2026.8.0.Ph.D.A residential High Schoo! for boys \u2014 academic curri ulum \u2014 sports \u2014 varied extra-curricular activities \u2014 highly qualified staff \u2014 full time Chaplain \u2014 Grades Vi to XII.Several scholarships and bursaries available.Hutchison Stanstead College, Stamteed, Que.Yaovola College SUMMER EXTENSION COURSES EVENING LECTURES \u2014 June 19 - August 11 FIRST YEAR SUBJECTS: French « Mathematics ADVANCED SUBJECTS: Physics: Hout, Light end Sound - Pelitical Science « Theology Also: Refresher course In Grade XI Mathematics.For further details ond application form write: The Dean, Extension Department, Loyela College \u201c= _ Moniveal 28, PQ, Minter 38-9551, Local 296 A Clean Heating System makes a Big Difference, too Actually Means BETTER HEATING at LESS COST Just as your car engine needs a Spring tune-up for more efficient, economical Summer operation, so does your furnace and oil burner need a clean-up for peak performance next Winter.Advance orders for a Summer clean-up are being accepted now at special money-saving rates.Handy motor lubricating oë dispenser supplied FREE! LIMITED 5250 WESTERN AVE.nu.1-0871 mm $535$$56S6GSSSSSGSGGSGSSEGSSTSSSSSSSSGGGHGSSSSSSSSFSSSSSS5SSSS6S6SSSSSSSSSHS$ $$$ The Westmount Eneminer, Friday, June 9, 1961 m0$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSESSSSSSSSSSS Se CASHWORD |! This Week\u2019s Clues | Contest Rules 1.Solve the clues as you would for any crossword puzzle.Choose the word which you think BEST fits the definition in each clue.There is ONLY ONE answer which, in the decision of the judges is the BEST word fitting each clue.Only answer exactly matching the prepared solution will be considered correct.All answers must be considered correct in order to wis, The judges\u2019 decision will be final om all matters pertaining to the contest.All contestants taking part must agree to accept the decisions of the judges as a condition of entry.2.After you have filled in the puzzle mail to: CASH- WORD in care of this newspaper.Entries must be mailed and postmarked before midnight each Monday following the week that each puzzle is published.ENTRIES POSTMARKED OR DELIVERED AFTER MIDNIGHT MONDAY WILJ.NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR JUDGING.3.Each contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes.Handwritten facsimiles of the coupon are acceptable.Any such facsimiles printed, mimeographed or otherwise mechanically produced (including carbon paper) will not be accepted.4.The prize for the correct solution will be $100.If there 8.TE mame wey Clues to ACROSS- 1.VARNISH is best.A careless housewife may not care about how a VARNISH looks, whether it is TARNISHed, or blemished, or just dull, for she is not likely to want to bother with improving its appearance.Such a housewife may not go to the trouble at all of putting a GARNISH, or decoration, on food she Serves.6.POOL, yes.One may have to be an optimist to depend on a POOL, as an aggregate gambling stake, tor the odds are generally against one's winning.One may be able to depend on a FOOL for anything that requires little intelligence.TOOL is vague.WOOL is remote.11.COAT is the word.One might expect a COAT to retain moisture after a storm, for it can only dry slow'y by evaporation.A BOAT may have been covered.A MOAT may have water in it at \u2026ll times.GOAT is remote.12.HOOKED, to be sure.A suitor who has been HOOKED may wish he had not been smitten, for he may rue the loss of his freedom.If he does not feel he was snared, he won't care if he is HOOTED, as by bachelor friends, for he may prefer wedded bliss to being a benedict.16.SPUR is likely.A busybody might feel called upon to SPUR, or goad, a lazy person who is not Jikely to have the energy to resist such meddling.Anyone who disapproves of laziness might SLUR, or cast aspersions at, an idler, 20.RIDE is logical.Though the commutation is high, a young man may take a job Across 1.Things may have become noisy in a public place when two groups ., .7.Not likely to deviate from a scl pattern, 9.Parents may feel that a stern teacher can .their son's impertinence.11.Therefore.12.That man.13.It is not likely that one can build anything without this.14.Elevated railway.15.Monster.16.Most people would find a bad .disturbing.18 Writing fluid.19.One might expect this to take precedence, 21.Perform.23.A band of conspirators may consider it wise (0 avoid \u2014 28.Greek letter.29.Roster.30.May bring people together, 32.Pronoun, 33.A boy may be afraid to complain if he is badly \u2014\u2014 by his guardian.disparate BFR ERC Tee are two or more winners fcr a given puzzle the prize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there is no winner, each week $10 will be added to the prize money.5.The Cashword Puzzle Contest is open to everyone except employees of the publishers of this newspaper and members of thelr immediate families, Dosen 1.May affect many more than those directly involved.2.A man and his wife may debate the wisdom of borrowing a .from the people in the next house.3.In a bad year this may be a cause of anxiety on a farm.Printer's measure.5.May be of interest to a university class of political science majors.6.People are not likely to envy a man who .a position of responsibility.8.Part in a play.10.Other employees may resent it when credit is given to a.17.Atop.20.May be hard to describe.22.Might make a person lethargic.24.Ebb and flow.25.Either.26.Observe.27.State.31 Old Testament (abbr.).(Released by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) _ ei IRAE 8.The newspaper reserves the right to disqualify any entries not conforming to these rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle, 7.Winners and the correct Selutlop.to this '3 CASH WORD bude wil be Bed ~ in pext week's \u201cCash word E plained because he hopes for a RIDE, as in a friend's car, for then his expense may be reduced or eliminated.A RISE, or advancement in his job, might not bring him enough to compensate for the high commutation rates.F [AIR[C]E 24.TALLER is selected.Advantage in beight generally attracts attention, so the TALLER of twins is likely to be more noticeable than the other.It is what a person says, not how much, that attracts attention; a TALKER, or talkative person, may be wnored if he utters nothing noteworthy.31.FARCE is chosen.A playwright's FARCE may repel theatre-goers, as when it may satirize their own weaknesses and defects.FORCE would need additional information; this quality in a play usually puts it in the \u201chit\u201d category.DOWN: 3.RETAIL is wanted.The witness to a crime may RETAIL, or relate in detail, facts that preceded it, as when questioned by police.RETAIN suggests aa effort to commit to memory which may not be necessary if the facts are simple and impossible to forget.7.LENDER is preferred.A LLENDER is likely to have a good understanding of character, for such an individual will see people when they are under pressure of need.A LEADER may -see in people only those qualities he wishes to see, and persuade them that they possess such qualities.10.BOAST is selected.It may be best to avoid a stormy BOAST, as one made in anger, for it is likely to be exaggerated and one may have trouble making it good afterwards.COAST is not sure; from a vantage point a stormy COAST might be aa interesting spectacle and without danger.TOAST is remote.15.STRIKE is wanted.The manner in which men STRIKE may give a hint of their forcefulness, for in attack, whether mental or physical, directness would indicate a sense of power.How men STRIDE may merely show whether they are hurried >r not.STRIVE may have more to do with how much interest they have in what they are doing.STRIPE is remote.19: BETTER is preferred.A man\u2019s responsibilities may cause him to BETTER himself, for his need to fulfill his obligations may act as a spur.\u201cMay\u201d is weak with FETTER; in a sense we are all chained by our obligations; there is no choire.LETTER is remote.(Re'eased by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) CASHWORD OIN ob Name started.ae cree ace diplomat age do ale el em ape flood awe he axe ink aye lessen blood lesson collision miler collusion mimer converged miner conversed miser converted miter deserted mixer deserved natation diplomas notation PUZZLE No.26 = 110 oy E wow remen Sond Coupon to: CASHWORD 7005 Kildare Road, Cote St.Lue 29, Que.note nutation odium ogre on opium or O.T.pi rent role rota runt sapor say shark Address .\u2026.\u2026\u2026cccccrrecerrensensensenceccee s+c0000002000 00000000.000000.0.020002000040 00 00000000 0000000 City .cceevevevenennne.Phone .CONVENIENT ORDER NM you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner, check here te have home delivery BLANK shirk so you Play Ca$hword today you may be a winner R222 RRR RRR R222 RR RAR 222 2222222222222 IEEE liebe rk Weg WO PIES LC Ukrainians put on hit at Vic Last Saturday night, before a capacity audience in\u2019 à Victoria hall, the Ukrainian Canadians put on a Shevchenko Bree of Doctor of medicine Festival of Ukrainian Song, Music and Dance in tribute to and surgery last week are the bard of the Ukraine.McGill graduates future doctors Three of the McGill graduates who received the de- John M.Little.437 Strath- The Toronto AUUC String Orchestra maestroed by cona avenue.Donald T.Whe.Mary Kuzyk was superb.This talented amateur group ' played through the entire program.Spontaneous applause marked the renditions of the Toronto Dance Group directed by Nick Pelowich and the Montreal-Lachine Children's Group directed by Peter Wro- na, both of which performed with agility, alacrity, pure joie de vivre and a generous por- tien of gusto.Their dancing was the most.The program lagged hardly, if at all, during the first part of the program.mostly Ukrainian \u2018Trucks crash at No Trucks sign The left front of a truck was demolished Tuesday when the driver was unable to stop going south on At.trater avenue in time to avoid hitting another truck backing out of Selby street because of a No Trucks sign.The second truck suffered a dented right front door and running board.Joseph Jodoin.4231 Messeaur street, explained, according to, police reports, \u201cI was going south on Atwater.When LI was approaching Selby street 1 saw a « truck turning west on Selby, street.It stopped and started to back up.I applied my brakes but could not avoid hitting the other truck.\u201d For his part.Jean G.Carriere, folk songs, for those who did not understand Ukrainian.For most\u2019 of the audience the language was no problem and an air of nostal-' gia prevailed.From a critical point of view the evening had its unevennesses but as a whole the loss in spontaneity could not have been made Ç up by the addition of any lan, 4481 Western avenue, | | and Michael A.Ashworth, 3664 The Boulevard.| John and Donald attended Loyola high school and college.Michael got his high school matriculation at Bishop's College school and his \u2018 undergraduate degree from amount of professional slickness' McGill.and syncopation.Both audience and performers enjoyed themselves hugely and.after all, that is what we were all there for, a good time.JANE HENDERSHOTT All three will intern at Montreal General Hospital next year.John plans a future specially in opthamelogy: the other (we in ebstetrics and gynecolegy.660 Delinelle street, told police, according to their reports, \u201cFE was going south on Atwater and turned west on Selby street.I noticed the No Trucks sign and stopped.I then started to back up on to Atwater.A truck on the outside lane stopped to let me back up but another truck in the inside lane hit my truck.\u201d Librarian to retire next year Council smoothed the way toward the retirement of Miss Kathleen R.Jenkins, head librarian of the West- mount Public Library next year.A motion to permit her to retire June 18, 1962, after 35 years outstanding service passed unanimously.Trapped, ticketed An ironclad excuse for parking more than four hours in a limited parking area is being hemmed in by bumper to bumper parkers.A young lady who parked at 9 a.m.on Park avenue just above Western avenue recently came out several hours later and found her car \u201cparked in\u201d so she couldn\u2019t move it.She returned at 1 pm.again at 3 and finally at 4:45 pm.On her last trip she feund her car disentangled from its (oe familiar neigh- bers but festooned with an aaweiceme parking ticket, The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 9, 1961 KENWOOD'S CARE! Whether you're moving across the street or across the country, you can rely on Ken.wood's to move you safely smoothly \u2014 quickly.Kenwood\u2019s will pack and crate your furniture and belongings carefully, expertly; provide a complete moving service to any part of the world, including the finest storage.KIEINWOOIS WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE I.TD.4221 ST.CATHERINE W.e WE 3-1113 Over 55 Years Experience + Agents for Allied Van Lines NOW UNDER ONE ROOF .the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is a joining together of two long-established banks, The Canadian Bank of Commerce and the Imperial Bank of Canada.The letters CI.stand for a great number of new banking advantages.They stand for the Courtesy and Industry of 15,500 men and women who have united their talents to serve you better.They stand for Capital and Initiative to help Canadians develop Canada\u2019s vast potential.They stand for Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, a vigorous and progressive force in Canadian banking.Visit the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce soon.Present or future customers can be assured of the finest banking service, utmost courtesy and assistance.CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE 9 The Westmount Snaminer, Fridoy, June 9.1963 UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Bivd.end Lemdowae Avenue ANGLICAN TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH $220 Sherbrooke Street West Miniotores 8 Docsias mith.BA.BP.DD.Bev Neth M.Eddy, MA.B.D.Fro Venesadbie & Menneth Navies, mes v ®.Restor Connon F L.Whiley.M A mes ee Amita: .Sunday, June 11th Bev.Allen Giosdings, B D., 1100 am Morning Woiship Assistant Sermon The Audacity © Misty David Matheson Evening Service Withdrawn until September o Bs.George & Chubb.FRC OO.7 AGO.Usganiet and ( horrmasiesr Orsanist an olrmaster: nd Sunday Affer Trimty Me Joba Bebb.Mes Bao.Sundoy, lune 11th PRESBYTERIAN Holy Commune A study of Christ te be sermon topic Returning from the Annual.Convention of the Baptists of Ontario and Quebec, the minister, Rev.Dr.E.J.Bailey, of West- mount Baptist Church will bring a summary of the proposal and policies under the title \u2018Our Baptist Family\" to the evening service.In the morning the subject will be \u201cWhat Think Ye?\u201d à study of Christ.Il The urge to teach school takes hold of me at this time of year, The Advisory Council of the Church comprising of the senior officers of each organization will meet on Sunday afternoon at 3.00 p m.to discuss plans for Diamond Jubilee Celebrations and Simultaneous Evangelism in 1962.The Church School Picnic will be held at St.Helen's Island on.Saturday, June 17, leaving the | church at 10 a.m.by bus to arrive ME ee Mattine Preacher Hen Allen Ling» S00 gan boy Se tioel 8 Closing Service 73 pm.Evensong Preacher The Rev Allen paus col Goodings ; ; Monday.June (lth Westmount and Victoria Aves.ST BARNABAS, AAM Transiened) - \u2014 160 Holy Commumon Wednesdas.June 16th Sunday, June 11th 760 wm Holy Communion CHILDREN'S SERVICE Thursday, Jume (th Presentation of Prizes WW um.Holy Communion 11 08 iam.Rev.W Stanford Reid, Th M, PhD.Subject: \u201cJesus the Good Shepherd\u201d \u201cChurch of The Advent 11:15 an.Church Schools Corner of Wood and Western, an FORTE EE De M CGI) Westmount Orsanist snd Cheir Director .ender Meller, Rect Rev.Alerander Moller.Rector Jig) v)LLE PRESBYTERIAN Rev.Conon $.8.Lindsay CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, 8.A., B.D., Minister 110 am Church School 11.00 am.Public Worship The Minister Preaching FFAST OF ST HARNABAS.AFOSTLE nd Sunday After Trinity Sunday, June 11th Holy Fuchanst Mattins (sad).800 um 3e 15 M00 am Kindergarten 11 00 atv SOLEMN EUCHARIST Fricads and Visitors aie 400 Dan Evensong candy Cordially Welcome Weekdays: HOLY LUE HARIST .: Lester A.Wecdin.: se = ow phn ee Organist and Choirmaster: ST.MATTHIA | _.UNITARIAN CHURCH | THE UNITARIAN Westmount CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W, (at Simpson) Cote St.Antoine Road end Church Hill Rev.K.B.\u2018Keefe, Rector Rev.Regineld Hollis Sunday, June 11th ST BARNABAS Misister: Rev.Leonard Mason, BA.8.0.Sundoy, June 1th 800 sin Holy Conrmumon 110000.Family Sunday sw.pets enn tor | Chutch School Closed until Fall pt an Matti oo am Nusers.Kindergarten Frreacher The Revtor \u201c weua TH om Fiensong Organist and Director of Musie: Freschet Rex HK Holhs Donald Mackey, B.Mus.Wednesday, lune 14th SYNAGOGUE 1100 am Holy Communmon TEMPLE EMANU-EL Organist and Choirmaster: =| Norman W.Hue AN 0 ARCH.4100 Sherbrooke Street West \u2014_\u2014 re Westmount, Montreal UNITED TT \u2014_ Sm Dr.H J.Stern, Robbi Mi thai, M.A, ST.ANDREW'S, | Educational Annistant Oite O.8 » Cant WESTMOUNT r.Metraron.Organist and (104 Cote St, Antoine Rd.Choir Master.at St.Helen's Island at 10.30 a.m.\u2018This is an all church picnic.The mid-week service of the, church will continue a series on \u201cSects and Deviations\u201d with a study of \u201cThe Mormon Faith\u201d on Wednesday at 8 pm.by the Minister.and 1 feel compelled to ask all the usual guestions.Why did you go to school in the first place?What did you get out of it?What.is your own reaction to it?If you were running the school system what would you make of it?And finally, what are you going to do with the education you have acquired?Let us look at the first question: Why did you go to school?Because the State said you must go; because vou are a Canadian citizen and you can only be a profitable citizen if your natural abilities are trained by the kind of education that is of value to the community.The schools are not equipped for future \u201cIt's do or die\u201d, said H.Lawson, publicity chairman of the St.Thomas Aquinas Parish Fair, in discussing the latest efforts of the 38-year- old church located at 4040 St.Antoine street, which is going through a difficult period of adjustment in the St.Henri district.\u201cFor the last five years it's been going downhill,\u201d he said.\u201cwe've had rummage sales and everything, but nothing pays off.\u201d held June 35 to 17 from 7.30 to 11 p m.is $15,000, the amount required to pay off the parish debt.Other parishes are supporting the drive, including the various groups of the Holy Name Society, the United Irish Societies, the Catholic Women's League, and the many friends of St.Thomas Aquinas, who once lived in the parish, near Argyle Ave.) __ SABRATH SERVICES Foday «eme.June 9th Un Stern wall spesk on ; Rabbbis ot 815 pm, MINISTERS Two Talmudic Rev.D.M.Great.B.A.D.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Dir.C.Ed.\"man MITZVAN Mr.tric J Adams.B Mus, Al the vorsstup this Sabbath, Hany \u201cfeou, son of Mr and Mis Murias Des- oo xin will be called to the Reading of | \u20ac ;Phe Torah in observance of his Br \u2018 Sunday June 11h I Mutsy an, oom \u2019 0.rn Om Tae OURTEENTH ANNUAL TEMPLE : PECNIC AND FIELD DAY Sunday.June Lith, at the ¢ NR.Rec- Hon Chueh 1cativnal Grounds, Lachine.This an- School and | Crib Corner | wal event as sponsored by the Home pd School Assocution under the lead- cvistip of President Simpson Light- tone.Assembly time 9.00 am.al the Temple.(MORNING WORSHIP ONLY) WESTMOUNT PARK- 'rourts meommission Thursday evening June 15th at 6:30 EMMANUEL & CALVARY Jom.under the charrmansbip of Ale Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenues Carsley newly clected president of \u2014\u2014 ! Temple Brotherhood, Rev Collum Thompson, CD, | \u2014 .ev Charles R Plaskett: Registration Iu Temple Religious School Doedtor of Muse Mr Wovne Riddell, (or all Students who attended last year Mus.Is now tuking place throukh the mails for the new school Season which will commence in September, New pupils are to Register on Saturday morning.September 8th and Sunday morning, September 10th, BAPTIST Minister Bn B Sunday, June 11th Late < Ventoie to Plaskett will 1100 Le an preach -\u2014 em WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West ot Resiyn Avenue Neorest Downtown Baptist Church \u2014 Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A., B.Th., D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johaston, BA.B.D.Preparations for the Fair began more than three months ago under the direction of William Hickey, chairman of the Executive Committee.and co-chairman, Mrs, H.' Yaxley.It will be a gala affair, with 15 different booths including groceries, records, refreshments, housewares, candy, dolls and toys.fish pond, out-doors, toiletries, home Dr.Wallace E.Howell, well known scientist and rain maker of Lexington, Mass., is president of the famous Mt.Washington Observatory in New Hampshire, : à pioneer in mountain weather ; forecasting and other scientific programs.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE | First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue ot Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CEBURCE.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SUIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, June 11th 11 00 am.Sunday School 11.00 am.Church Service Lesson - Sermon: Subject: \u201cGod The Preserver Of Min\u2019 Golden Text: Joshua 1.9.Be strong and of a good courage: be not afraid, neither be thou dismuved: for the ford thy God 1s with thee whithersocver thou Direster of Music: Got MecDermet, B.A., B.Mus 1100 AM.70 PM.Church Schooi\u201411.00 am.\u201cWHAT THINK YE\" \u201cOUR BAPTIST FAMILY\u201d \u2014 Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday\u20148 p.m.Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8.00 p.m.Soest, EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm.Testimony Mceting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open te the Dublic Tuesday.Thursday and Friday.3 te 6 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 te 8 pm RC churches back bid by St.Thomas Aquinas security cooking, a tea room, and games of | chance.The booths will be well stocked with articles donated by parishioners and friends of the parish.A special feature of the fair will be the drawing of a huge raffle on ; the last night.Tickets are pay-! what-you-pull type and have proved very popular.Rev.L.Crowley is in charge of this event, The parish c'ergy include Monsignor Theodore Mooney, CS, administrator.Rev.Leonard Crowley and Rev.John Hilton, priests in The objective of the Fair, to be \u201cresidence.Whither away, young man?R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector, Trinity Memorial Church by The Venerable to teach astrology, or divination hy the stars, because the community sees no value in them, though there was a time when men spent endless hours in such studies.So the Province has spent a very large sum of money to train you so that you in your turn may make your best contribution to the Province.It was your parents who saw to it that you went to school regularly and that you went with your lessons prepared.Principal James at the McGill Convocation reminded the graduates of the enormous debt they owed to their parents.You had not very much choice about going to school, but you had a great deal of choice in the answer to the second question: What did you get out of it?You know the old saying: \u201cYou get % out what you put in.\u201d The saying is not completely true, for when you put yourself into the process of education you take out a great deal more than the little self you put in, The work of the teachers, the impact of the scholarly minds behind the text books; the competition with minds as keen or keener than yours; the excitement of solving a problem in algebra; the sports we have engaged in; the girl whose books we carried home: those have all shaped us; and from all of them we have drawn our education.And if we have put ourselves into the great game we have won our epauletes.But if we have sat sluggishly, with passive resistance, we have gained little from school and we can only hope that the Lord will be good to us and wake us up before it is too late.Some of us are late learners and provision is made for us.but even that opportunity must be grasped and made our own.Very few things that are worth while come to us without effort.Picnic and field day sel for next SABBATH SERVICES: Friday evening, June 9 at 8:15 pm.at Temple Emmanu-El, Dr.Stern ° Public works .(Continued from page 5) .to The Boulevard.This will | complete the asphalt resurfac- Sunday will speak on \u201cTwo Talmudic Rabbis\u201d.BAR MITZVAH: At the worship «this Friday evening.Harry Leon, son of Mr.and Mrs.Murray Deskin, will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.| COMING MEETINGS: At the i Sisterhood Board Luncheon, mem- \"bers will be guests of the president | Mrs.Samuel Schwartz, Tuesday, img program begun on these streets in 1959, The Council authorized spending of $28,500 (eo rebuild sidewalks om Kensington avenue from Western avenue to Sher- |! brooke street.Grosvenor avenue | frem Westmount avenue to The | Boulevard and throughout Som- | erville, Thornhill and Montrose | avenues.A walking survey conducted by the Public Works Department engineers established the need for replacement of the sidewalks authorized Monday night.Repair of the roof deck over the comfort station in King George Park will cost $3.825.the amount committed by Council Monday.Seepage of water through the roof deck has caused serious damage to the suspended ceilings in the rooms of the Comfort Station.The June 6 at 12:30 p.m.Temple Board of Trustees will meet under the chairmanship of president George Hollinger, Monday evening, June 12 at 8:15 p.m.Newly elected Brotherhood Board Dinner Meeting will be held Thursday evening.June 15, 6:30 p.m.Alex Carsley, newly elected president will chair the meeting.FOURTEENTH ANNUAL TEMPLE PICNIC AND FIELD DAY: The annual picnic will be held Sunday, June 11, all day at CNR Recreational Grounds, 34th avenue, Lachine, Italian .(Continued from page 6) roof deck is used as an observation | Syiviano Palladini told them lookout.Resurfacing seven years through an interpreter, \u2018Il was ago which cost $1.000 did not elim- Walking east on the north side of inate the seepage problem.|Montrose avenue and crossed Council authorized expenditure of | Montrose in front of a new $1.000 for renovation of a room im house.When I was near to the the basement of City Hall which south curb I was struck by an will be used to house the new auto.\u201d switchboard equipment.The map on the accident re- Purchases of a mobile motor port in the police station shows sweeper and industrial vacuum sweeper for $12950 and $365 respectively were authorized to replace presently owned worn out! equipment, the point of impact at a point four feet one inch from the south curb midway in front of the driveway of 4380 Montrose avenue. \u201cwhich airport has recently in- Westmount's Mr.YMCA.(Continued from page 4) rectors.Jack used le come and take his exercises until be was up in his 20s\u2019.He didn\u2019t come in here much after his father died.He was always rather shy.He would get close to one er twe and that seemed to be bis limit.He knows me.| used to chase bim out of here often enough.\u201d \u201cOne old employee that drops in every Saturday to see the girls who work here is Aunt Tilly Mays.She is well over 80 now.She retired two years ago.She was the dormitory lady for over 25 years.People ask her for her recitations.She knows a lot of poems and is very good al reciting them.\u201d \u201cWe have fencing which is very popular.It is run by a professional, not by the Y, though you have to belong to the YMCA to take it.\u201d \u201cThere are a lot of old timers on the Board of Directors and on the Advisory MBoard.D.Y.Novinger who with Crown Trust is vice chairman of the Board of Directors.He started coming in when he was a little fellow.Another Crown Trust man, who is retired now, is E.F.Brass.He started out in the business man's class and now he is on the advisory board.\u201d \u201cThere are a lot of old tim-# ers who started in the business man\u2019s class and who are on the advisory board now.Let's see.There's D.O.Brenner of Bell Telephone.W.E.Cooper of the Aldred Building.C.L.Copeland of Johnson Wire Works, rt.A.Tate, who retired from Canaaian Industrial Limited, and J.N.Watson of Robert Mitchell Company.Then there is H.C.Norris.\u201d \u201cA couple more who häve been on the Board of Directors for years are A.W.D.Swan of City Hall and W.F.Dawson from Canadair Mr.Swan started coming when he was a little boy.Mr.Dawson started in the business men's class.\u201cWe have a good staff here, now.There is G.L.Welton, the general secretary, R.N.' Watt, the boys\u2019 secretary.and .John Ray.the whysical direc- | tor.Mr.Ray is planning to.leave soon.His successor has not been chosen yet \u201d ! To complete our family, there are 32 boys living here in 16 rooms.\u201d Besides working here.I Two gas .(Continued from page 3) The leak in the natural gas pipe was repaired at once.| At 4 p.m.the same afternoon an employee of Montreal Buick noticed what he thought to be air bubbling up from the road in a puddle of water.He reported it to the Fire Department which investigated and found the \u201cair\u201d te be natural gas.The Natural Gas Corporation discovered a serious leak from a fractured pipe.All precautions were taken by the Fire Department in both im- stances to prevent explosions and to protect people and property from possibly injury.i Future pilots .(Continued from page 2) fore the Transport Board for qyer a year.This should be a satisfactory run financially for Noidair, a subsidiary of Maritime Central Airways.providing top service can be given.At the time the question came up, | mentioned that I had recently covered this route myself, | and found facilities lacking at most of the stopping points.Surprisingly, theugh, Nordair \u2018 has announced it has no present | plans to stop at Oshawa because | of facilities there.I would have | thought that the facilities at Kingston were in much sadder shape than those of Oshawa, stalled a complete lighting and am greens chairman over at the Hestmeunt Lawn Bowl- img Club.| first got started on lawn bowling by pulling over here in the park abeut 12 vears ago.Then | went te the Caledonia Bowling Club on Hallowell avenue until the City of Westmount broke that up to sell the ground to the school three vears ago.After that | came up here to the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club.| help- | ed eut on the greens last year.\u201d \u201cOn our fiftieth wedding anniversary we gave a party over at Vic Hall for easy a hundred people.That was in 1857.Only six more years and we can have another party on our sixtieth anniversary.\u201d \u201c] have had a pretty good time here in Westmount.1 just keep on going.sort of happy- go-lucky.| guess.\u201d \u201cl never take a bus or car except on bad days.1 do a lot of walking and have got so 1 am pretty well known on the streets of Westmount.Everyday I walk across the park.It is guod exercise.\u201d J.Shea and his son won a free bag of potato chips and that seemed a good place to wind up.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 9.1961 11 \u2014 YMCA CAMPING A Good Stepping Stone to Manhood BOYS 8-16 BOYS 14-17 A supervised 3-week comoe tripping odventure inte Quebec's for northern A resident comping program of boating, swimming, hondicrofts, ond nature lore .Open JULY and AUGUST Komp KANAWANA Open JULY ond AUGUST Voyageurs of LA VERENDRYE REGISTER NOW AT YOUR LOCAL YMCA YMCA of MONTREAL 1441 Drummond St.VI.4-0131 Camp Office approach system hop 0 ei 441 Cancer.8\" es re 0 te human Te - rede \" he rib e, MaY for West ould still like to A ds, Of no 4 he heir donation to i | Society: \u2018an Cancer nadian ; Gres Bishop Stree Montreal: ; 0 (Signed) Jos.© Cen.Westmount Division.Canadian\" c - AAAAAAAAA ANA GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4181 Se.Catherine $0.W.Westmount wi 24277 \u2014 Social and Pp rsonal Among (he passengers aboard the Empress of Britain which arrived here Tuesday were Mr.and Mrs A M Wood of Westmount, Mr 1.J Knowles, Board of Transport Commissioners, Canada, and Mrs.Knowles The Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital served tea in the Rumpus Room of the Nurses\u2019 Residence yesterday, following the performance of the musical-comedy.\u201cMuch Ado About Something\u201d or \u201cWe Did It and We're Glad,\u201d writlen by Mrs.A.Shulman, as one of the highlights of the 25th Anniversary now being celebrated by this organization.Mrs.Bernard Lande, President, received the guests, assisted by the honorary presidents of the Auxiliary, Mrs.Alton Goldbloom, Mrs.Ezra lLozinski, Mrs.John Kershman, and Mrs.Julius J.Block.Mrs.BR.B.Porteous, Tuck Shop chairman of the Women's Auxiliary of Eventide Home of the Salvation FOR TEENAGERS AND | Army recently held at her home.a meeting of her committee, namely: \u2014 Mesdames J.Applin, | F W.Baily.R.C.Braithwaite.R.J.Dunn, W.L.Gatehouse, D.K.Gowans, Roy Hughes, S.A.Mac- Sween, ©.Sloan, J.A.P.McGee, F.N.Ward, S.Hunter, D.A.Morrison and Miss Ann MacDonald.Absent were Mesdames: \u2014 A.H.Mason, P.Shaughnessy, H.C.Smith and W.K.Kirk.Tea was served at the conclusion of the meeting with Mrs.D.K | Guwans, President of the Auxil- ary, presiding.Miss Ann-Marie Adderley, studying al Marianopolis College, will spend her summer vacation in Switzerland at her former school in Chateau D'Oex.Recent guests at the Park Plaza Hotel in Toronto have included Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Schofield, 7035 Grand boulevard: Mr.and Mrs.J F Hansen, 4990 Clanranald; Mrs.R.C.Baird.301 Westminster avenue; Mrs.L.Y.Fortier, 85 Windsor avenue, Westmount.* Bd THE EXAMINER WOMENS 1 isl.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 196) FL MR.and MRS.BARTLETT HERBERT MacDOUGALL, photographed following their wedding which took place on Saturday afternoon, in St.Matthias\u2019 Church Westmount.Mrs.MacDougall was formerly Miss Janet Constance Martin, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.S.Jameson Martin, of is the son of Mr.and Mrs.H.C.St.Matthias Church is scene STUDENTS : ONLY PERMANENTS 055 5 On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays > Phone Today For Appointment COMPLETE i i HU.4.4501 4927 Sherbrooke Se.West (Near Claremont) = HOURS : Meoandey te Thursday, ?am.te 7 p.m.Fridays, ?a.m.to ?p.m.\u2014 Saturdays, ?a.m.to 6 p.m.Pe \u2014 ee 5e AO.AI ava, ae ; 3 officiating, of MacDougall-Martin wedding 4h The marriage@fFanel Constance, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.S.Jame- son Martin, of Westmount, to Mr.Bartlett Herbert MacDougall, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.C.MacDougall, of Saraguay.Que., took place on Saturday afternoon at four o'clock in St.Matthias\u2019 Church, West- mount, the Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe assisted by the Rev.Murray Magor, of Christ Church , ÿ Cathedral.Mr.Norman Hurle play- | ed the wedding music, and standards of white snapdragons and shasta daisies, arranged with eucalyptus leaves, were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a Michel Goma gown, of tucked cotton batiste.having a fitted bodice with a V neckline, and short sleeves: ¥.and a bell-shaped skirt falling into a chapel train.Her full-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a matching bandeau, and she carried \u201c| a cascade bouquet of white daisies, and trailing ivy.BRIDE'S ATTENDANTS Miss Marian MacDougall, sister of the bridegroom, as maid of honor, and Miss Elizabeth Angus, Miss Flora Church, Miss Linda Grier, of Ottawa, Miss Jane Mac- \u2018|Farlane.and Miss Susan Webster.as bridesmaids, were in frocks of reseda green printed cotton, having fitted bodices, with square necklines, and short sleeves, and bouffant skirts fashioned with over- *|skirts, caught at the waist with grosgrain sashes.They wore circlets of daisies and ivy in their hair.and carried bouquets of the same flowers.Mr.Peter Price acted as best man for Mr.MacDougall, and the ushers were Mr.Eric Molson, cousin of the bridegroom, Mr.John Ogilvie, Mr.Michael Ogilvie, Mr.Bradley Mitchell, Mr.John Mac- Farlane.Mr.Norman Simpson.and Mr.Christopher Martin, brother of the bride.Mrs.Martin.the bride's mother, was in a gown of pink and beige printed silk.She wore a matching tulle hat, and had a spray of | orchids fastened to her handbag, Mrs.MacDougall, mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of soft Les | ycllow beige silk.She wore a tulle | the Jewish community.a 2h a SE Jn A SA J Sa We ere Lau \u2014 Posen Photo Westmount, and Mr.MacDougall MacDougall, of Saraguay, Que.hat of the same shades, and a corsage bouquet of orchids.The reception was held at the Mount Royal Club.where arrangements of white snapdragons, shasta daisies, and eucalyptus leaves, were used as decorations.Later, Mr.and Mrs.MacDougall left for Greece, the bride travelling in a red silk print ensemble, and wearing a matching veil hat, and red accessories.Upon their return, they will take up temporary residence in Edinburgh, Scotland.OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Among the out-of-town guests were Dr.and Mrs.J.C.Mackenzie, and Miss Heather Mackenzie, of New Orleans, La.: Mr.and Mrs.J.H.McGlothlin, of Washington, D.C.; Mr.and Mrs.James Crowdy, of Seattle, Washington; Dr.and Mrs.E.A.Bart- ram, Miss Jessie MacFarlane, of London, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Hart- land M.MacDougall.of Vancouver, B.C.; and Mr.S.H.Coward, of Halifax, N.S.Knights of Pythias y tribute to late ' Mrs.E.Oberfield The officers and members of the John Banim Lodge of the Knights of Pythias announce the installation of three \u201cDrinking Fountains\u201d and the dedication of a commemorative tablet in the Jewish Hospital of Hope on St.Lawrence boulevard.to the mem- McKENNA OF COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 Engagemen ls The engagement is announced of Noela Susan, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.Melvin Geddes of West.mount, to Mr.David William Mof- fit, son of Mr.and Mrs.R.Bernard Moffit of Westmount.The marriage will take place on July 21 in Westmount Park-Emma- nuel and Caivary United Church.The Rev.and Mrs.Callum Thompson, of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Jean, to Mr.Ian Sibbald Moore, son of Mrs.Frank Seddon, of Westmount, and Mr.John L.Moore, of Vancouver.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, June 10, in Westmount Park - Emmanuel and Calvary United Church, the Rev.Caliuni Thompson officiating.Both Miss Thompson and Mr.Moore are graduating this year from Sir George Williams University.Mr.and Mrs.Garrett Safford of Westmount announce the engagement of their daughter, Diane, to Mr.Spencer Lanthier, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Lanthier of the Town of Mount Royal.DEMONSTRATION of the \u201cCARL ORFF METHOD\u201d and PIANO RECITAL by pupils of Viola L.Benson, A.R.C.T.Thuers.\u2026.June 15th 7.15 p.m.FISHER HALL Queen Mery Rd.United Church All interested persons are cordially invited.JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, ory of the late Mrs.Esther Ober- field.The ceremony which is to be held at 2.30 p.m.Sunday, June\u2019 11, will honor the memory of Mrs.Oberfield, who at the time of her death in 1960 was chair-' man of the executive committee\u2019 and first vice-president of the! Council of Units of the Hospital.' One of the most active and, conscientious leaders of the Units, Mrs.Oberfield was a long time resident of Notre Dame de Grace, residing at 5420 Prince of Wales avenue, and was well known in callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone Number WE.21545 a SP aR.Sasi, - tan.a as sd es \u2014 al A amet.5 mate: AN «ca © oma dan \u2014 Posen Photo MRS.MARTIN MENDELSOHN, whose marriage to Martin Men- deisohn took place June 4, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs.Mendelsohn, formerly Miss Sara Ams Ratner, is the daughter of Mrs.Max Ratmer and the late Dr.Ratner.Mr.Mendelsohn is the som of Mr.and Mrs.Abe Mendelsohn of West- Koro Photo MRS.and DR.ALTON GOLDBLOOM share a quiet moment (e- gether at the opening of the \u2018\u201cCandielight\u2019 Restaurant.at a party held in honor of the opening of the restaurant last week.\u201cMiss Kerr heads or Coming Soroptimist Club , & Fvents At the recent annual meeting of the Soroptimist Club of Great-' STRAWBERRY TEA: The an- er Montreal, Miss Margaret Kerr pual strawberry tea of Trinity was elected president.Mrs.Helen Memorial Church Guild will take Anderson, was elected Ist vice-! place on Wednesday, June 14, at president; Miss Winnifred Mac- 3:15 p.m.in the church hall.Mar- Leod, 2nd vice-president; Miss owe avenue.Proceeds of this tea Hazel Cunningham, treasurer; | ill be lied to the S | and Miss Madeline Ferguson, |\" applied to the Summer recording and corresponding sec- | holiday fund for their blind honor- retary.jary member.Everyone welcome! 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GLOVES and SCARVES WHILE THEY LAST \u2014 CORSETIERE - HU.1.5573 (Cer.MELROSE) tete \u2014 14 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 9.1961 » GONE WR Aa.=.des He Rhythm of Life The power, that wield\u2019s the planets, poised the sun, And gives the fragrant beauty te the rose, That paints the wing of butterfly and bird, The Life behind each living thing that grews, That breathed man into being by a word, The Force that | can neither touch nor see, When from sense-bondage free at last, I learn, The Power must be too, a part ef me.DOROTHY SPROULE e > «?AW À , \\ HR.R.Hutchison, 40 Anwoth road, I ete des k leurs Westmount; POMPES: Class 7 \u2014 : + .H.M.Mrs Blanche Wisenthal, 64 West End WINNErs summit Circle.Westmount.CAMPO MARZIO: Class 2 \u2014 Local winners of prizes in the | Henri Moquette, 6 Sunnyside.recent Fete des Fleurs of the Westmount; 3.Walter Sahmiett, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts HM.L.M.Smith, 4891 Sher- and the various classes.ARRI- brooke street, Westmount.VEDERECI ROMA: Class 1 \u2014 2.PORTOFINO: Class 3 \u2014 3.Mrs.Duncan Hodgson, 623 Ar.Danielle Moguette, 8 Sunnyside, gyle Westmount; 3.Mrs.George Westmount: PRIMA VERA: Class Daly.61 Aberdeen, Westmount: 4 \u2014 3.Mrs.W.R.Booke.382 Ros- VINO VINO: Class 6 \u2014 1.Mrs.lyn, Westmount: H.M.Miss Con- - .The Opening on | Announcing.vues.June 13th of Dinas Beauty Sablon 070$ | 4110 St.Catherine St.W.; (Opposite Weed Ave.) 5 Under the management of Miss Dina, 2 well-known Westmount Hair Stylist ; OPENING SPECIALS! > Reduced @ se PERMANENTS 8.50 Tinting, any colour 7.50 \u2014 Bleach & Tine 15.00 | Wet er Dry Cut 1.25 he Our e ed ond competent staff will be pleased to serve you Hours: Mon.to Thurs.Ÿ te 7 Fri.9 to 9 \u2014 Sat.9 to 6 wppietment WE.2-8979 appointment REGISTER NOW! 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Ballon, 3400 Western avenue, ; Westmount.Social & Personal ; Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Mrs.i Uden, Mrs.FF.W.Baily and Mrs.:G.Dockery will receive members \"and guests at the 6th Birthday Tea being held at the Eventide Home | 7486 Upper Lachine road, on Wednesday, June 14.Presiding at the tea table will | be Mrs.Gordon McKay, chairman {of Board of the United Church Homes, Mrs, John Cerini, president of Women's Auxiliary of St.Andrew's Presbyterian Homes Inc., Mrs.Brigadier Wm.Ross and Brigadier N.Jolly, superintendent of Catherine Booth Hospital.Refreshments will be served from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m.by Mrs.W.A.Routledge and her committee.Mrs.Samuel Schwartz, re-elect- ed president of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood.will tender a luncheon in honor of her new exccutive on Tuesday.at 12:30 p.m.in the Temple Emanu-El Community House.This event brings to a close a year of successful activity.The Fete des Fleurs Committee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts has announced the names of the winners of the program prizes.Mrs.Antoine Vanier, 1469 Drum- mond street wos the ceramic vase by Jean Cartier.Mrs.J.8.Stairs, 4686 Westmount avenue wos the ne Smyth; HM.Mrs.S.Boyd water color painting by Jean Mc- held its closing meeting at the Ewen.Jean Cartier and Jean Mc- home of the chairman, Mrs.W.Ewen are well known Montreal Warren, Marcil avenue.Mrs.H.H.Artists and are represented in Schurman, president, presided at Museums and private collections the tea table.Also present were: here and .abroad.Mesdames W.L.Gatehouse, F.H.Chivers, George White, E.W, The Notre Dame de Grace Wo- Knapp, J.W.Craig, H.R.W.men's Club Book Group recently Goodwin, H.D.Bourne.MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM We can install a new recessed tub, shower fixture, sink, and bowl, individually \u2014 or a complete new room ensemble that will sparkle with beauty, endure for many years.Let us give you free estimates.- WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING 206 Olivier Aveawe.WE 51189 Emanu\u2019El Sisterhood elects Mrs.S.Schwartz Mrs.Samuel Schwartz was reelected president of Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood at a closing dinner meeting on May 13.The following officers and board members were elected to serve as her executive: Honorary president, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman; immediate past president, Mrs.David H.Lisser; vice-presidents, Mrs.Louis J.Cohen, Mrs.Paul Levee, Mrs.Sweet Adelines elect officers The Montreal Chapter of Sweet Adeline Inc., held its annual meeting recently and among its new Board of Directors were Lillian Hodge of Saint Laurent, Ruby Prowse and Mary Kneeland of N.D.G.The new president is Shirley Nichol of Montreal; and vice-president, Beverley Eastwood of Rosemere.The chorus will continue under the capable leadership of Ruby Pearson of N.D.G.During the past year the chorus has given various concerts throughout the city as well as entertaining at hospitals and charitable institutions.In April it placed third in the Regional Competitions held in Boston.It has also continued to support a little Italian girl through the Canadian Save-the-Children- Fund for the third year.Thanks was expressed to the Ephraim Scott Memorial Church of N.D.G.for permission to use their hall every Tuesday night.After the closing meeting Isidore Morrell, Mrs.Mark Stein.treasurer, Mrs.Henry Benjamin; dues secretary, Mrs.Irving Solo- wey; recording secretary, Mrs.Bernard Issacs; secretary, Mrs.Charles Everest; social secretary, Mrs.George Rauch.CGIT group closing meet Late in April, Miss Gladys Thornber, former WMS miss | ary in India, organized several , very enthusiastic girls in West- | mount Park-Emmanuel and Calvary United Church as a CGIT group.Great were their plans under such consecrated leadership.And then, suddenly and tragically, Miss Thornber died, but she had sown a seed which will grow and flourish as her girls | carry on.As their Christian service project, the girls journeyed to Al- | len\u2019s Corners to paint a cottage, i certainly an ambitious project for girls in their early teens.Yester- wv | day the traditional CGIT Mother | ' and Daughter Banquet was held | with Mrs.Donald Scoates, WMS | | Presbyterial CGIT secretary, as guest speaker.Miss Vera Jamie- | son led a sing-song and the girls themselves presented skits and ; songs.| The late Miss Thornber plant corresponding | ned well and instilled great Chris- Mrs.S.Shirley elected Mtl.WCTU president Officers and superintendents elected at annual meeting WCTU of Montreal were: \u2014 past president, Mrs.F.R.Crawford, 5132 MacDonald avenue; president, Mrs.S.Shirley: 1st vice-presi- dent, Mrs.Charles Jost; corresponding secretary, Mrs.J.P.Stanway, 4478 Melrose.N.D.G.; recording secretary, Mrs.C.W.Paterson; treasurer, Mrs.Brigadier E.Harris; LTL Secretary and YTC secretary, Mrs.F.H.Reid; evangelistic superintendent, Mrs.J.Parkes; assistant, Mrs.F.H.Reid; flower mission, Miss Ethel Wheeler: little white rib- Mrs.H.E.Whipps heads high school alumnae The Alumnae Society of the High School for Girls elected the following slate of officers at their annual meeting.President, Mrs.Hugh E.Whipps, Cote des Neiges; 1st.vice-president, Miss Dorothy Butler; 2nd.vice-president, Mrs.N.M.McLeish; recording secre-' tary, Miss Helen Holmes; corresponding secretary.Miss Mona Lawrence; treasurer.Miss Irene McLure; membership secretary, Mrs.G.A.Smithers.The past year has had some very interesting events.Last fall there was a wonderful travelogue from the CPR, Across Canada on * bulletin, Miss G.Trott; | the Canadian also a Caribbean , Cruise.These films were both educational and entertaining.In in tian fervor in her girls.Now they March of 1961 we had a successful June, informal gatherings are to carry on, confident that adequate card party the proceeds of which be held throughout the summer | leadership will be forthcoming in | went into the Scholarship Fund.until the formal opening in Sep- : September to continue the work On May 10 the pupils of llc gave tember.! so well begun this spring.Allow us, your natural charms by styling your hair.who specialize in high styles, hair tinting, permanents, accentuate We welcome your visit HARIS BEAUTY SALONS Our New Salon a most enjoyable variety show.Fridey, June 9, 1961 15 Miss V.Benson, ARCT plans to introduce \u2018Carl Orff Method boners, Mrs.R.Esnouf.lord's.Day observance, Miss B.Den-' A demonstration on the \u201cCarl man: literature - medal contest, Orff Method\u201d of teaching music Mrs.C.Grass; moral education children will be held on and anti-gambling, Mrs.H.Hol- Thursday, June 15, at 7.13 pm.lingsworth; national temperance Fifteen pupils from six to nine study course, Mrs.D.Nasmith, 14 | Years of age will participate in Springficld, Westmount: press, this program.Mrs.J.P.Stanway; prisoner's Miss Viola Benson, ARCT, je welfare.Mrs.J.Parkes; rep.to one of the first teachers to intro- Montreal Council of Women, Mrs.duce this interesting method in S.Shirley, Mrs.G.Fiskin, Miss | Montreal and welcomes all in- G.Trott; rep.to Quebec Temper- terested persons to attendance League, Miss Gertrude Hill;| Following the demonstration at scientific temperance instruction g 35 p.m.Miss Benson will pre- and films, Mrs.F.R.Crawford; gent her pupils in their annual temperance in WMS, Mrs.H.L.| pjano recital.Lee; tidings and white ribbon| Both these events will take J world\u2019s place in Fisher Hall, Queen Mary and Canadian missions, Mrs, D.Road United Church, 13 Finchley Nasmith.\u2018road, Hampstead.DANSK FURNISHING IMPORTS Now leceted et 5157 Sherbrooke Street West (2 blocks west of Claremont) HU.38-9714 : Featuring .The finest imported Donish ! 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WEE ART CCW ES NAS » \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 » | HUnter 1-0451 | _ \"2 =\" od 3OCCE à SE K ¢ The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising ut 8:30 p.m.\u2014 MU.1.0481.JE TRAIL \u201cSOME SA SLM 10 Words 50° 4e for each additional wordy EINE TR 2200 NII A.Posse shone yam Ads sary lo the mack.Ne Ads cocopted after 10:30 am.Tharsdey for current lssue.Per your convonience, Adiaher en duty Tusedey end Wednssdey oem\u201d as.GES ETS 5 Country Houses Murray Bay (POINTE AU PIC) Attractive bungalow with beautiful view, close to golf club living room with large, open fireplace.dining room, 4 bed: rooms (1 double), 2 bathrooms.electric stove, hat water heater, refrigerator.Fully equi .$650 00 for July and August or, $350.00 monthly.Telephone RE 3 0786 Laurentians Ste Marguerite Station, between Alpine Inn and Cochand.Private swim ming lake, furnished cottage; 2 bedrooms, accommodates 5; stone fire- | place, space heater, electric stove, refrigerator, hot water.shower.indoor plumbing.Linen, blankets.etc.porch, garden, bar-b-q, $65.00 weekly: longer by arrangement.VI.2-5328; 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by international champion.HU.LADY living in Westmount will look after pets while ov owners are vacationing.Special care - 42 Personal Introduction Services Happy marriages are our aim.Whatever your situation we may be able to help you find the right partner.For information call UN.1-3966; HU.29-2730.USE EXAMINER CLASSIREDS FOR BEST RESULTS QUEBEC The Inn Grandmere by roll, bus or car 100 miles frem Montreal Excellent guisine and lodgings 18-hole championship golf course Tennis, all Summer activities Rest and Relax GRAND\u2019 MERE, QUENEC Ralph Pitman, manager college basketball, and the Ke- One memorable performance by Bruce, a few years ago for another theatrical entrepreneur still stands at the high point in the balmy summer circuit playing the Eastern Townships .Jim Reynolds, at the Center Metel in Stowe, Vermont, has one % of the finest communities of relaxation available .Modern the same who came to Montreal a * things to say at the hearings.All, of course, against the present element controlling boxing in the United States and Canada) Jce Louis at one time represented the International Boxing outfit \u2014 a James Norris outfit \u2014 rendered obsolete by anti-trust action; and Jack Dempsey and Tunney fought in an earlier era under some alleged shady cir cumstances.We hope their testimony cleansed them well of the former associations In the meantime out Los An- geles way Frankie Carbo, Truman Gibson and two others were convicted of attempting to extort money from boxer Don Jordon and his manager.The Truman Gibson is one and ers in plenty of free (?) space as the saviour of boxing.And, (yawn) all they had to do was read Dan Parker for the past 20 years in the New York Daily Mirror.Yes sir.It's nice to read about the Verdun High School accomplishments! We just stuck our big, fat nose in the boxing business.Now for Television: Did anyone see the ! CBS show Way Out, last week?We caught it, unfortunately, through a Burlington affiliate.It was so \u201cWay Out\u201d, it really got lost! Why don't some of you nice | people take the weekend off in! the country! See you next week! EASTERN TOWNSHIPS couple of years ago, and was extolled by some local sports vrit- VERMONT in the Eastern Townships | rooms, restaurants, the smart Rail bar, a gift shop, golf course and a theater .The latter would be ideal for a professional group of thespians .Or, talented amateurs! .After all you have to start somewhere, and even Fred Astaire and his sister, Adele, played a few dates in Wee- hawken, New Jersey, as \u2018la- lented amateurs\u201d during, \u2014 or just after \u2014 World War I.In the past few weeks it has been nice to see the track and field team of the Verdun High School do so well in the Greater Montreal Interscholastic Athletic Association activities .(And, not because we were once exposed to a couple of academic years in that school.) This follows the recent gam- near South Bolton least of famous Bolton Pass) Shaggy Dog Inn AT STOWE, VERMONT le @ picturesque setting of 100 ecres THE LOVELY {formerly Spring Valley Inn) | Mountain = Xe House | 3 , Road = of | Motel a> de Golf - Tennis - end oll summer fun et your doorstep Unusual |! continental breakfasts < ! T.V.end swimmiag poel eT re Relax end enjoy en Smart \u2014 Cool \u2014 Relaxing Fe Mitts VAL MORIN, QUE.Tennis Courts - Swimming Peo! .Lakes AN Summer Sports Go Nearby Entertainment Nightiy Daily rates trem $11.$17.00 American Plan Special package rates \u2014 write or phone 126-4100 Ste.Agathe des Monts AUBERGE DU LANGUEDOC Licensed French Restaurant sv.STE.AGATHE 326-3773 bling and fixing charges in US.fauver Committee's investigation of boxing, and makes refreshing newspaper reading for a change.Getting back to the U.S.comn- gressional inquiries for a line or two, it was to be noted that some old stand-bys in the fistic world such a Gene Tunney, Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis had a few 42 Personal Reader and Advisor IN ALL PROBLEMS OF LIFE.NO PROBLEM TOO LARGE OR SMALL FOR THIS READER TO SOLVE.UNTIL 9 P.M.2204 TUPPER OPPOSITE ATWATER TERMINAL WE.7-0056 outstanding Quistanding Cuisine On the CERVATL.; wren Spe LIBERO Den end Det \u2018Route 108\" Your Host: Hamish Hamilton.y 7212 .mandi VERMONT ° AT NEWPORT \u2019 AT JEFFERSONVI VERMONT ILLE SEE FAMOUS overnor SMUGGLERS NOTCR || stoy of .P rouly Shan \u201cTreasure of an Ina\u201d Smuggler\u2019s Notch OUTSTANDING CUISINE Inn and © GOLF © SWIMMING ACCOMMODATIONS ® FISHING & ALL \u201cThe Terrace Lounge\u201d SUMMER ACTIVITIES Your hosts: Accemmodations & Food \u201cTHE BUCKET\u201d Me.& Mrs.Johan Prouty Newpert, Vermont NOW more than ever .Beyond Compare .Foe] Enjoy luncheon or dinner in the pictwe-windowed dining room overlooking Lac Rond; dance on the Terrace \u201cunder the stars or in the elegant mew Cocorico Room to the music of the Buddy Clayton trio.And for the complete vacation, with summer sun and fun, end all social end sports facilities, why not reserve new ?The Chantecler STE-ADELE-EN-HAUT, P.Q.Direct Montreal line UN.1 Carolyn Shimmon, Mgr.High above the streets of Mentreal, and everywhere in beautiful Quebec, more and more people refresh themselves with mild-tasting O'Keefe Ale.Why don't you try O'Keefe Ale .natural mildness.Change to O'Keefe \u2014 and enjoy lite at its beet.61-300 ENJOY QUEBEC'S BEST \u2014 Drink OKeefe.the Uild aie! = ENJOY O'KEEFE .it's brewed with seediess hops for LL sw ® PR =a.Dia] i nial J NE alien dian re A The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 9, 1961 Three-way tie for pee wee 'B\u2019 leadership THERE is a three-tie for the leadership of the pee wee \u2018B\u2019 section of the city of Westmount Recreation Department Softball League between Giants, Reds and Dodgers who each have six points on three wins and two losses.Orioles are all alone in the bantam with a 3-1 playing record for six points.two better than second place Indians.Yankees and White Sox are tied for the cellar position with three points apiece.Marlins hold down [first place in the mesquite with a 3-1 record while Chiefs are second.Red Wings and Jets are tied for Ist pl ace with one win each against (we losses.in an exhibition pee wee game Lowere Canada College beat Westmount Stars 15-8, Orioles held onte their slim first place lead w over the Indians ith a 8-7 win in a bantam New York Americans, in spite of their 4-0 setback at the hands of Kilmarnock of Scotland, are still tit.In another bantam game, | on top of the International Soccer Yankees slugged it out innings and tied fer seven 1-1.NTANDINGS MOSQUITO P w L D Pls Mathas LL.4 3 1 0 a Chiefs 2.206 4 2 2 0 Red Wings 3 1 3 ° 2 Jets 3 1 2 0 2 PEE WEEK \u2018BB P W L D Pte Giants 5 3 2 ° 6 Reds .5 3 2 e 6 Dodgers .5 3 2 0 6 Cubs .5 1 4 ° 2 BANTAM FP w L D Pte Orioles .4 3 1 0 e Indians .4 2 2 0 4 Yankees .,.4 1 2 I 3 White Sox 4 1 2 i 3 RESULT Pee wee all star - Lower Canada $ standings with six and White Sex | League.Americans, comprised mainly of players from the English first and second divisions, have won three games, and are perched atop the points, two \u2018ahead of Everton, : Karlsruhe, Germany.Everton have wom both their starts, while the German eleven have a 2-1 record.Concordia, Ban- | + - College 15.Westmount 8.Bantam \u2014 Orioles 8.Indians 7.Pee wee \u201cB\u201d\u2014Dodgers 16, Giants 15.Pee wee \u2018\u2018B\u2019\u2014Reds 15.Cubs 9.Bantam\u2014 Yankees |, White Sox 1, Mosquito\u2014Marlins 21, Chiefs 8.England and x Soccer race may be close gu of Brazil and Besiklas of Turkey are in a three-way tie for fourth place.but the South American eleven have a game in hand.The Killies started their climb up the league ladder with a 4-0 victory over the Americans, Dynamos of Roumania are currently in the league cellar, but can move up when they play Everton.Caledonia Games The Caledonia Society of Montreal will hold their 102nd Highland Games at the CNR Grounds, La- chine, Saturday June 10 comprising of highland dancing, track and field and piping competition.5 A es \u20140UT - THE BEST Ao with COOL CONTROL BREWING EER.mecs nang a Want a beer that's always easy drinking, always uniform?Have a Dow.§t's top quality because Dow, and only Dow, is Cool Control brewed.When you order your beer, order Dow, the oagy drinking beet in beer.\u201d This is to certify thas Dow Ale is brewed by the exclusive Cool Control process, process is continually Pind thereby ensuring yniform high quality.vertes Gay Cony Wheelchair athletes off to New York A group of 10 Montreal Wheelchair Athletes will travel to New York City, to participate in the 5th National Wheelchair games of America, June 8-10-11.The games will be held at the Bulova Park, Long Island, sponsored by the Joseph Bulova School of Watchmaking.Such sports as archery, javelin, discus, shotput, ping pong: the 60 and 100 yard dash; the 240 and 400 relays and in swimming there will be events in crawl, backstroke and breaststroke.The Montreal team is sponsored by the Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis and Rehabilitation, Quebec March of Dimes Chapter, The players are Denis Monty, Ovide Lapointe, Pierre Brousseau, John Rochon, Robert Lefebvre, Roger Mondor, Richard Laurin, Jacques Caron, Jean Paul Leonard, John Beaulne.Also travelling with the team will be Bob Ross, swimming instructor; Phil Ross, field coach, and Bill Hepburn, sports coordinator.Quebec cup draw The draw for the first round of the Quebec Cup to be played on the ground of the first named club on or before June 20.RCAF Saints vs.Anthoay\u2019s Ottawa, St.Paul Rovers vs.TCA Vikings.Verdun Celtic vs.Hungaria.Greek Capadians vs.Hakeah.Camadair Falcons vs.Ger- mania-Kickers.Ukraina vs.Lachine Redcaps.Hearts Ottawa vs.Davie Shipbuilders Quebec Bye-San Reme.Carpentier boys win fennis titles Keith Carpenter, Canadian junior tennis champion, won the Adirondack mountain invitation tennis tournament, defeating Alan Fischl of New York, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.Carpenter, 19, teamed with older brother Michael, 23, to win the doubles, 6-3, 6-1 over Winton Char- lop of Brooklyn, and Claus Storm- Palleson of Cophenhagen.J.D.Wright heads St.George curlers Arthur J.D.Wright was elected president of the St.George Curling Club at the annual meeting.Other officers named to the board were R.G.Denver, first vice-president; W.T.Laurin, second vice-president: C.W.Palmer, honorary treasurer.Directors of the club for the 1961-62 season are N.C.Brady, P.J.Levesque, M.E.Wright, A.J.Grant.O.O'Brien, G.S.Ritchie and Archie Wilcox.Alex Grant chaired the meeting at which the annual report and financial statement were also presented.White Sox win 13-3 over Orioles Dougie Rose tossed a three-hite ter as the White Sox clipped the Orioles 13-3 in Kiwanis West Little League action.Rose fanned eight in besting Claude Rainville on the mound.He had solid hitting support from Bob Bartlett and Bob Dancause.Bartlett got a triple and Dancause à homer.The game was played \u2019 at Clifford Park. + West Indians \u2018A\u2019 and \u2018B\u2019 cricket clubs hold first place in respective sections Verdun Cricket Club, who are without a home ground, lost to West Indies in Montreal and District League action on the week end to put the West Indians in sole possession of first place.But, the Indians received an assist from Westmount, who are also homeless, when the Westies held the Adastrians to a draw, against heavy batting.Noel Harris, skipper of the West Indians, captured six Verdun wickets for only nine runs and fast bowler Len Simpson took four for 25.Verdun's score of 62 was passed without loss of a wicket when Sandiferd hit a quick 45 net eut.The Adastrians powerful batting was again very much in evidence, scoring 224 for four declared after being put in to bat by the Westmount captain.Dave Almandoz with 80 and Frank Chessman with 52 led the way and received strong support from Mike Downer and Sadeek.Westmount played out time and had 91 for five at the close, with Ken Branker making 56 not out.Im the other A Division match Mount Reyal gained its first win of the year, defeating Wanderers by sevea wickets.Alan Weedy with four for 11 was chiefly responsible for Wanderers poor score.and was unfortunate not .to record a hat trick, being the victim of a dropped catch.Only 3ill Scutt with 29 showed any confidence with the bat and Wanderers were all out for 77.In reply, Mount Royal lost three wickets for only 30 runs, but Reg Docking and John Gouveia stayed together until the Wanderers score was passed.In B Division, West Indians kept their lead with a four wicket victory over Stelco.Canadair scored a good win over Wanderers thanks to a fine all-round effort by M.Roulstone who hit 39 CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF MONTREAL 102nd Highland Games SCOTTISH \u2014 HIGHLAND DANCING \u2014 PIPING \u2014 TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS DANCING DISPLAY L SATURDAY, JUNE 10th 12 NOON CN.GROUNDS 34th Avenue, Lachine MAKE THIS A FAMILY OUNING ene ADMISSION $1.00 JUNIORS (VIF N3) VR COUNTRY 2 da.CANADIAN fager beet MOLSON CANADIAN Three fast sets and still fresh \u2014 typical of the lively mood of today's Quebec.The livelier flavour of Molson Canadian suits that mood perfectly./n brown bottles to protect against light.LAGER BEER runs and then took six wickets for 21.Mount Royal made a valiant but unsuccessful bid to defeat TCA after being dismissed for 67.TCA passed this total with their 4 last two men at the wicket, the Mount Royal skipper Eddie Richards taking six for 21.Another \u2018ow scoring close game was that between Rolls Royce and the Bank of Montreal Coming Games \u2018A\u2019 Divisiea Saturday: Mt.Royal vs.Cana- dair; Adastrians vs.Verdun; Westmount vs.West Indians.Wanderers get bye.\u2018B\u2019 Division Saturday: West Indians vs.Westmount; Canadair vs.Stelco; Wanderers vs.Mt.Royal.TCA vs.Bank of Montreal: Rolls Royce vs.Adastians.A Division West Indians 68 for no wkt defeated Verdun 62.Batting R.Sandiford 45 n.o.Bewling N.Harris 6 for 9 L.Sunpeon 4 for 25.Mount Royal 78 for 3 defeated Wan- 7 rers 77.Batting Meunt Reyal, R.Docking 28 n.o.J.Gouvela 3 no.Wanderers, W.Scutt 20, Saeed 12.Bewling Mount Royal.A Weedy 4 for 11, G.Brown 3 for 15.Wanderers, G.Gibson 2 for 25.D.Boys 1 for 22.Adastrians 224 for 4 declared drew with Westmount 91 for 5.Batting Adastrians.D.Almandoz 80, F.Chees- man 33, J.Sadeek 30 n.o.Westmount, K.Branker 56 n.o.\u2026.B.Parker 15 no.Bewling Adastrians, Mel Rilstone 3 for 36.Westmount, K.Branker 2 for 64.B Divisien TCA 68 for 9 defeated Mount Royal 67.Batting Mount Royal, H.Joseph 28, E.Nichols 123, TCA C.Lewis 18.Bewl- img Mount Royal.E.Richards 6 for 21.TCA.D.Funnell 3 for 10, A.Rolstone 4 for 26.Canadair 128 for 7 declared, defeated Wanderers 63.Batting Canadair, M.Roustone 39, C.Jansz 29.Wanderers, J.Barnes 14, A.Grew 14.Bowling Cana- » M.Rouistane \u20ac for 21.Wanderers, Gly .> .mea Rolls Royce 40 for 8 defeated Bank of treai 48.Batting Bank of MU.M.i \u2014\u2014 ee a \u2014\u2014 \u2014 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 9.1961 19 QRFU refs\u2019 clinic set for June 12 President Ed Asselin announc- take place in the lecture room of ed that the QRFU will hold its Sir Arthur Currie Memorial annual Referees\u2019 Clinic June 12, Gymnasium.475 Pine avenue 14, 19 with special examinations west.taking place on June 21.QRFU official.Contact Lou Mil- All of these gatherings will ler at HU.4.4849 or to write _ghim at 7005 Kildare road, Montreal 29, and every consideration will be given to the request.Prendergast 25.Rolls Royce.G.Fer | nandez 13.S.Foster 11 no.Bewling Bank of Mtl.R Goble 6 for 17 Rolls Rosce, J Hudson 4 for 11, E Gibson 6 for 26 HOCKEY TRADE Goalic Dos Head of Portland West Indians 113 for ¢ defeated Stelco Buckaroos of the Western League 111 Battimg WI, R Holmes 4 no.Bost Bru N.Brown 20 no.H.Farley 17 Steko.has bees traded to va ins A Dugdale 36 no.B.Cockayne 19, Of the National Hockey League for J.Kirkham 17.Bowling WI.V rley s the loan of a $ for 36, R.Holmes 2 for 10.Steico, B two players, plu \u20ac Cockayne 4 for 4.T Dugdale 2 for 3.Rualkecper.WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER McGill Stadium ontreal Tuesday, 13th June 8 p.m.Kerlsruhe vs.Montreal WEST GERMANY CONCORDIA Thursday, 15th June 8 p.m.Bangu vs.Montreal BRAZIL CONCORDIA TICMETS \u2014 $3.50 - $2.00 - $1.60 (Students) From McGiN Stadium efter | p.m.on day of game - Phone VI.2-3746 er at convenient lecations in Grester Montreel.Mail end Phone Orders: The Montreuil Concordia Soccer Club, 1210 Shorbroche Street West.Meatreel \u2014 VI.2-4467 PROGRAM WIN 2 BOAC TICKETS TO PRIZE ! EUROPE AT EVERY GAME! - » 20 The Westmount Eneminer, Fridoy, June 9, 1961 NOW! a new road to listening pleasure Ç \"ROUTE | 800\" At home and away you'll enjoy CJAD's weekend programming.The same gay music, the same pleasant air personalities \u2014 PLUS many features specially prepared to help you get more out of your weekends.FIRST WITH THE NEWS Every hour on the hour, plus headline summaries on the half hour.Local and world wide reports prepared and presented by radio's top newsroom under the direction of Doug Williamson.Another CJAD Service WEEKEND WEATHER Plan your weekend on the basis of special long range forecasts prepared for CJAD by Weather Engineering and the Dominion Weather Office PLUS Marine reports for principal boating areas.Another CJAD Service PICNIC Where, How Doris Clark has prepared some unusual picnic suggestions \u2014 easy to carry lunches, where to go, short one-day trips.And of course the latest news on summer clothes.Another CJAD Service WATER SAFETY Ed Healy \u2014 noted MAAA coach of Canadian swimming champions with timely suggestions to make your swimming and boating more pleasant \u2014 and safe.Another CJAD Service SPORT SCORES Al Cauley \u2014 CJAD Sports Director has lined up coverage on the top events of the season \u2014 racing, tennis, golf, baseball, boat and auto races, in addition to regular sportscasts three times daily.Another CJAD Service FISHING What, When, Where, How Ted Glendenning \u2014 noted fishing authority is preparing a special series of reports on the best accessible fishing spots.Plus lots of information to help you get still more pleasure from this great sport.Another CIAD Service SING ALONG Indoors, in the garden or driving along the highway \u2014 join in and participate in this great CJAD feature.Let's hear you ! Another CJAD Service GREEN THUMB HINTS Jack Armour \u2014 CJAD garden adviser with a series of timely suggestions on how to have a better garden \u2014 in town or at the country cottage.Another CJAD Service TRAFFIC & ROAD REPORTS In co-operation with the Royal Automobile Club, CJAD will keep its listeners informed on traffic and road conditions \u2014 for safe, more pleasant motoring.Another CJAD Service \u201cDO-IT- YOURSELF\" Want to build a patie, paint the porch?CJAD will present expert advice in a series of helpful suggestions for those who prefer to \"'do-it- yourself\".Another CJAD Service TRAVEL \"ROUTE 800\" DIAL 800 EJAD THE SOUND OF QUALITY ME sa \u2026.- ©\u201d "]