The Westmount examiner, 23 juin 1961, vendredi 23 juin 1961

[" Budgie, bird who flew coop Poge 3 Selby st.gardeners Examiner VOL.XXXII, Ne.25 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 20 PAGES Ede 35 5 CENTS evict Page 6 Old Trophies found \u2014 Page 18 Lawn bowling and Mrs.Cheese Page 4 Boys on bicycles season here Page 6 C.R.G.WATI, 84, EXHIBITS one of the polished wood beauty dates back (e 1903.Me.trophies of the Westmount Amateur Athletic As- Watt was one of the top cricket players of the seciution being turned ever by him te the Westmount Cricket Team during the carly part Department of Recreation of the City.This of the century.\u2014 Leo Thompson Photo Faith \u2014 .Bus company true story Rotary Carnival success; jumbasted of yesterday 90\u20acS ON to Saturday by reader Page 3 Page 11 Page 4 PIER URRY TTR ESS CN gee ; 4 PY VVVVVIVIVIVIVVFVVV VV VY Ye > Next week's weather > : SE voue n +: CASHWORD 3; June 24 to 30 ) { A pleasant week with alternating rain and shine, and quite warm.Temperatures range 40 - 85°F or higher, with 35 to 60 sunny hours, oak > iS : We often have heavy rains in the middle of this week, with > $ worth 4 flooded underpasses and gale winds, They may miss us this time > 4 since it is a relatively dry year.a S > $1 30 4 Mainly sunay to end the week, with warm days, morning > 4 mists or heavy dews, and pleasantly cool nights.Dawn and evening Page 5 > P age 204 fishing fair.p - ] This Local residents collecting signatures for the petition to install traffic lights at Park Place and St.Catherine street to be presented (0 the Mayor of West- mount and City Councillors are: Mrs.|.Woods, Mrs.L.Hamburg and Vladimir Rahr.Westmount lawyer DANIEL PF.GILLMOR, 463 Mount Pleasant avenue, has offered his professional services gratis.\u201cI'm all for safety\u201d declared Mr.Gillmor, \u201cand 1 am always glad to be of help in a matter like this where children and adults are involved.\u201d The petition should be ready this week.Artist BETTY DUBNEY, 4557 Sherbrooke street west, is one of the lucky entrants whose paintings were selected to be exhibited during the summer months at Dominion Square.It was one of those chosen from seven hundred entries submitted by Montreal artists, HEATHER BENNET, age 13, granddaughter of MR.and MRS.T.E DUNCAN, 4560 St.Catherine stree west, and daughter of Robert and Gwen Bennet (nee Duncan) received two awards at the graduation exercises of the George Washington School in Cartigina, Colombia, where she resides.The Scholarship Honor Medal, and the Outstanding Spanish Language Progress For perfect & durable PAINTING & GRAINING on your front doors, like real ook, call BILL VORDING Master Painter RE.3-5755 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.June 23, 1961 week in Westmount By VALENTINA RANR Award were both presented to her.Heather's parents have bought her a watch, and a silver chain for the medal as additional gifts.Heather is coming to to Westmount in September to visit her grandparents, and to register at St.Helen's School for Girls at Dunham, for the scholastic year 1961-62.Plans for the painting picnic which will take place on Saturday, June 24, with the Old Mill Art School as its destination in Elizabethtown, N.Y.are coming along.Reservations for the chartered bus leaving from the corner of Melville avenue and Academy road at 7.30 a.m.may be made by contacting BEA ALAN, 2114 Adington avenue, HU.1-7019.The Lieutenant Governor's Silver Medal was won by the Petit Ensemble de L'ecole Normale de Musique of Westmount.which took part in the Quebec Music Festivals for the 1961 season.The group was conducted by Roland Leduc, and they sang the Bach canatat Jesu der due meine scele.Notice of the first exccutive meeting of the Canadian Authors Association for the 1961-62 season, to be held on Tuesday, June 27, has been sent out by Miss Una Wardleworth, Cote St.Antoine road.Miss Wardleworth is secretary of the Montreal (Branch, Westmount sports car enthus- jasts DAVE GREENBLATT, The Boulevard, and DICK HAMILTON, Victoria avenue, competed in the sports events at Connor Airport, St.Eugene, last Sunday.The Westmount Rotary Annual Carnival will be closing on Saturday of this week.Thousands of prizes are won by visitors every year, Many important projects are carried out by members of the Rotary Club with the proceeds from this event, | Obitwaries N.R.FISHER Funeral for Norman Richard Fisher, 8 8t.George's place, B.8c., M.E., mining and consulting engineer, was held at nooa last Saturday at the William Wray Chapel, 2075 University street.Mr.Fisher, 83, died June 15.Born at Christchurch, N.Z., he was educated in Dunedin and graduated from the Otago University School of Mines.Alter occupying many important positions in New Zealand.England and the United States, he moved to Canada in 1907 as a mining and consulting engineer with Temisk- aming Mining Co.Ltd., Cobalt, Ont., Wright - Hargreaves Mine, Kirkland Lake, Ont.; The Consolidated Asbestos Co.Ltd., Thetford Mines, Que.; The Shield Development Co.Ltd.and Moss Mines Ltd.in Ontario.In his later years he was consulting or executive engineer to a number of mining organizations in Canada and abroad.Mr.Fisher was the oldest living member of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and was an officer of it continuously from 1913 until recently.He was president for the 1929-30 term.He was also a life member of the American Institute of Mining and Metal: lurgical Engineers.Unity to visit Chateauguay Centre, St.Helen's Island By MAURICE MARIASINE Highlight of the summer program at Unity Boys\u2019 Club will be the special tour and inspection of the \u201cEmpress of Canada\u201d on Wednesday, July 26, at 2.00 p.m.This tour is limited to 25 club members so register early.OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Over 100 youngsters and paresis are travelling te Granby, Quebec on Friday, June 30, for the annual safari te the Zoological Gardens.Buses, provided through the courtesy of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Club and the Police Juvenile Clubs, leave club headquarters at 9 am.New adventures are in store fer the boys and girls whe remain in (he City during the summer months.Special arrangements have been completed for weekly trips te the Chateauguay Recreation Centre St.Helen's Island, the former every Monday and the [latter every Friday.The latest craze on the sports scene for the small fry is the Trampoline Centre.The Club will conduct a weekly visit to the Centre where the youngsters will jump with complete abandon.Many tours of industrial firms have been arranged.These include Coca Cola Company, Laura Secord Company and Weston's ous publications relating to the mining industry.During his younger years he was an enthusiastic sportsman in active and executive positions in cricket, soccer, golf and curling.He is survived by a son, Thomas Richard, and two daughters, Mrs.F.E.Baker (Eileen) and Diana C., all of Montreal, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.Burial took place in Ottawa.WILLIAM PERCEY Funeral services were held Monday at St.Matthias church for William O'Hara (Bob) Pereey, Somerville avenue, who died June 15 at Montreal General Hospital.CITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Monday, June 26, 1961.Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made on Tuesday, June 27, 1961.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng.City Engineer ROOFING & SIDI LX Commercial a itll, ET EL sf \u2014 Industrial Residential Maintenance end Repairs ART of Buildings ve | Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West Inspection & Estimates on Request WE.35-2598 WE 3-2432 He was 81.Mr.Percey had been associated with the Canada Life Insurance Co.for over 50 years, and was a past president of the Chartered Life Underwriters.He was a life member and past president of Caledonia Curling Club, a life member of the MAAA, and a member of the Kanawaki Golf Club, the Scottish Rite, the Royal Victoria Lodge and the Canadian Club.An active churchman, he was a member of St.George's Church Choir, a warden of St.Matthias\u2019 Church and for 20 years a lay member of the Montreal Synod.Mr.Percey is survived by his wife,\u201d the former M.Evelyn Gil- lean; a daughter.Cynthia (Mrs.children.Funeral was at 2 p.m., followed by burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.Tees and Co.handled the arrangements, ROBERT A.BRODIE Funeral was held at noon last Saturday at the chapel of Tees and Co .Tower street for former West- mounter Robert Archibald Brodie, retired vice-president and general manager of the Congoleum Co, of Canada Limited.He died June 15 in Montreal Hospital at the age of TL Born in Montreal.Mr.Brodie was educated at King's School and Westmount Academy.In 1914 he joined the Grenadier Guards and went overseas in 1915 with the 60th Battalion.In 1917 he was wounded and taken prisoner of war while serving with the 87th Battalion.During the Second World War he commanded the Veterans\u2019 Company of the Grenadier Guards.He joined the Congoleum Co.of Canada after the First World War, and retired in 1956.He was a member of the United Services Club.Mr.Brodie is survived by his widow, the former Mary Agnes MacDiarmid; five sisters, Helena (Mrs.J.B.Macleod), Muriel He was the author of numer-* W.K.Weber); and three grand-, H.R.BARNARD A private funeral service for Harold Robert Barnard, 4817 Western avenue, well known tea and coffee broker who died at home early Sunday.was held at 2 p.m.Tuesday in the Chapel of Tees and Co.He was 86.Born in Sutton, Ont., Mr.Barnard was educated at Upper Canada College, Toronto.He spent seven years in Japan as a young man before coming to Montreal to set up his tea and coffee brokerage business.Mr.Barnard was an enthusiastic sportsman and was one of the original skiers in the Montreal area at the turn of the century.He was a charter member of Kaniwaki Golf Club and the Mount Royal Tennis Club.He also was a member of the Royal Montreal Curling Club.Mr.Barnard is survived by a son, Robert T., of Oakville, Ontario, a daughter, Mrs.C.E.Ay- lett of the Westmount address, and six grandchildren.Mr.Barnard\u2019s wife, the former Dora Louise Travers, died in 1956.(Mrs.J.M.Thompson), Anne Mrs.G.B.Irvine), Elizabeth (Mrs.G.A.Gillies of Vancouver Mrs.G.A.Gillies of Vancouver, B.C.) and Gwendolyn (Mrs.A.G.Muirhead of Arnprior, Ont.).Cremation took place at the Mount Royal Crematorium.PUI VV VIVO vVIrvVvvrvyreowr \"\u2019Sympathy\u2018\u201d is the hardest word to write .Say it with Flowers GERALD ; McKENNA ; sishop w.VI.2-9112 AOLLALALLLLLLLLELALLILL LAL VOU Y Bread, in addition, the youngsters will visit Lafontaine Park, Beaver Lake, the Negro Community Centre, the Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 & Girls\u2019 Club and the Experimental Farm at Macdonald College.At the Club and at Stayner Park, activities will include: sports and handicrafts, charades, track and field, cycle eut- ings, tennis, steeple chase rum, pesay caraival, ballet classes and a pet show.The Learn te Swim, conducted on Thursdays, at the YWCA starts July 13.The medicals take place on July 5.TRIP TO OGDENSBURG, N.Y.: Unity\u2019s Little League Baseball Team, the Indians, will travel to Ogdensburg, N.Y.on August §, to be the guests of the American Legion.While in Ogdensburg, the team will play the American Legion team.Coach Manny Bar- noff reports that his team is doing extremely well in the Kiwanis West League having won eight straight games.The American-Canadian encounter at Ogdensburg should prove very interesting.MEETING: The Committee of Management of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount will hold a meeting at the Club on Thursday, June 29 at 8 p.m.Swans hatching For the first time in the four years of the Garden of Wonders, in Lafontaine Park, a pair of white swans are hatching, parks officials reported today, noting that it is \u201can extremely rare phen- nomenon for this variety, the great silent European swans, to hatch in captivity, under our climatic conditions and amidst the crowds visiting the zoo.\u201d So that the hatching will not be disturbed, the cutting of grass has been suspended in that section of the zoo and special signs have been erected to keep people at a distance.WENTY-FOUR hours a day, throughout the year, competent, understanding members of our organization are on duty to answer your call.BA Collins 0.4 NUNNS, AP.WILLIANS S610 SHENSROONE SYREEY WEST CT 1234 Mountain St.Five Generations of Traditional Service =n Jos.CUray &Bro.Funeral Directors TN Phone: UN.66363 Fes All Yom eo PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores te Serve Yeu e PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PHOTO - COPYING © Roquier ond Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St., W, HU.1-1989 VOL.XXXNH, Ne.25 Child darts into street, hit by car Four year old Lorraine Grimes.337 Selby street, darted away from her mother Monday into the path of an automobile driven by Andre Rodney, 9271-15th avenue, St.Michel, traveling east on Sel- by street.Lorraine incurred a fracture of her left leg and abrasions to her leg.arm, forehead and cheek.She was taken to Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital.Her mother.P.A.Grimes, told police, according to their records, \u201cWe were standing on the sidewalk.When 1 called to Lorraine to give me her hand to cross the street she darted away from me THE TRUTH ABOUT CRIME IN MONTREAL! This story will shock and amaze you.It is the plain, unvarnished description of the frightening extent of Montreal's underworld, told by Pax Plante, ex- assistant police director.This startling five-part series, \u201cTHE SHAME OF MY CITY,\u201d starts in this week's STAR WEEKLY The Nation's Finest 15c Worth swt CHESHAM HOTEL Going to England ?if you are bound for London and want a high-class, quiet, conservative hotel in fashionable Belgravia, then consider Chesham Hote! at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, you'll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room with bath and kitchenette.MONTREAL, A MOB SCENE: handed over their silver coins opened the Westmount Rotary Club Annual Carnival Tuesday night.Here are a few of the boys and girls, young and old, who for tickets (o rides in the carmival.The carnival and dollar bills FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 is given each vear by the Rotary (o raise funds for their many worthwhile projects such as Belvedere House, House and the Unity Boys Club, to name a (ew, and is a very popular lecal institution.is: ESTABLISHED 1899 WATCH REPAIRS S Certified Wetchmokors OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.34046 1216 Greene Ave.PAGE THREE Firemen are not birdmen A tearful call trom Dorchester street to the Fire Department about an escaped budgie bird sitting in a tree outside the house was in vain.By the time firemen arrived, the bird had not only flown the coop, it had vamoosed Time is that expanse of space between paydays SUMMER HOME FOR SALE Completely equipped, four bed- reom cottage, large lot, overlooking loke, Highgote Springs, Vermont.60 miles from Montreal.Contect owner .HU.4-0252 or VI.2-1916 Prospect House, Weredale Parked car gets in front of man A car \u201cgot in front of\u2019 Michael G.Brady on June 7 at 2:40 a.m, and he forthwith \u2018ran into it.\u201d So he reported to the police.Cabdriver Laszlo Czelnai, 2155 Dorchester street west, had a slightly different version.According to him, \u201cI was stopped in front of 4231 Dorchester street close to the curb facing west and had just let off my passenger.I was writing my waybill when all of a sudden I was struck in the rear by an auto travelling west on Dorchester street.\u201d This was the end of a rough night for Mr.Brady.He told police, \u20181 left home at 7:15 p.min my car and went to the Glen and went .to the Parker House where 1 met a friend.He and 1 left there at 1:30 a.m.and went to his house.He asked me to drive him to St.Anne's.I didn't know the way so he was directing me.1 wag driving along ! don't know which street when a car got in front of me and I ran into it.\u201d The cab trunk, rear fender, bumper and tailight were all pushed in.Brady's car got broken grill, leaking radiator, dented hood, broken windshield and pushed in right front fender and bumper.One car hits three others A mistaken pressure on the car accelerator rather than on the brake while backing up in the Avenue Theatre parking lot caused James Duke Patterson, 358 Kitchener avenue, to duck- pin three other automobiles in the lot.The triple collision hap-, pened June 2 at about 9.30 p.m.Slightly damaged were cars owned by Michael Carnaby, 3433 Decarie boulevard, Allan J.Sargent, 876 Arthur avenue, Springfield Park, and Mrs.D.R.Ross, 544 Grosvenor avenue.Tavern.| left there at 10:30 p.m.' | BURROWS, elected president of the West.mount Rotary Club.He will take JOHN B.newly office on July 1.Other officers elected: \u2014 Past President, R.E.MacKay: Vice-President, Harry Heuston; Hon.Secretary, Leslie J.Stuart; Hom.Treasurer, J.Arthur Speirs.Directors: Wm.F.Close.Maurice C.Robinsea, Johan Sparling and Charles ; Wright.WATER SAFETY With fishing season in swing, and ' cottage owners opening thei r, camps, there should be a thorough | onvaronens of water safety and.\u2014 La- particularly good boating.a Chute (Que.Watchman.\u2014» NEED A CAB! 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GABBY] GABBY.TAKE \\T EREY A POWDER, YOURSELF, 9-5745 SERVICE ue WE Ry o) J NOT Examiner Bervias the ONy of Westmount since 1905 Heed Office: 7008 Nildare Read, Meatveosl 29 Meatreal, Friday, June 23.1961 Classified Advortiing (To 9:30 p.m., Mon, Tues.À Wod.Ouby) HU.1-045) Editoriel Department \u2014 Cireutetien Dept.\u2014 Acsounting Department Dlspley Advertising Wu.1-2771 Joba W.Sencton, Prosident end Publisher Hogh EL MeCormiek, Choirmes Lesry Mclanis, News Editer Mughb R Mount, Advertising Meneger The Esaminer sims (0 be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, develed to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per yeas, $1.20 hall year.Vive cents a copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Aseeciation, Quebee Newspapers Association Authorized as 2nd Class Mail Post Office Dept.Ottawa WE SAY Dominion Day should be definite holiday HILE it is still fresh in everyone's minds, steps should be taken to sce to it that next vear and every year thereafter Dominion Day is celebrated as a legal national holiday what otherwise would be a working day.on Mayor Cushing is expected to proclaim Mondav, July 3 a legal holiday in honor of Dominion Dav However.this will be of little real significance to those residents of Westmount who earn their living in Montreal.In any event, it should not be a matter of local or provincial option.This is a national holiday and should be so declared upon a national level It rankles in the minds of many non-Roman Catholics that a secular holiday, St.Jean Baptiste Dav, is a legal holiday in the Province of Quebec and that Dominion Day is not This is a trifle unfair, we think.Dominion Day is a national day of celebration and it would be presumptuous of Quebec to decide it should be a legal holiday when the Federal Government has not seen fit to do so.Also, as Quebec is largely Roman Catholic it is as natural that St.Jean Baptiste Day be a legal holiday as Christmas is in a largely Christian country.The two holidays should not be compared simply because of their proximity.We think that the achievement by Canada of dominion status should be given the same recognition as the Declaration of Independence is given in the United States.The Americans would never stand for July 4 not being a national holiday.Why do we Canadians put up with an equally untenable situation?8 ep No language con express YOU SAY We are thanked for helping handicapped Sir: Your co-operation and that of your staff in helping make the ninth \u201cEmploy the Handicapped Week\u201d a real success has been greatly appreciated.You.have ably brought to your reading public the fact that our handicapped citizens are good workers.The work of helping unemploy- cd handicapped persons find suitable employment is a year-round task.and very often, not an easy one.llowever, through persistent efforts, Spécial Placements Officers of the National Employment Service succeed i- discovering suitable and gainful employment for many who.despite their handicap, not only are capable and anxious to earn a livelihood, but can contribute to the prosperity of our community and our country.On behalf of the handicapped themselves, our Council and the National Employment Service, we extend to you and to all your employees who assisted in any way, our sincere thanks.Gratefully yours, G.P.Reid, Manager, National Employment Service, Montreal Metropolitan Area.Roy Campbell, Chairman, Montreal Council for the Guidance of the Handicapped.Our copy of letter from reader to MTC Dear Sirs: - On the 26th of May.1961.| was crossing St.Catherine street from north to south on the cast side of At- water avenue, with the green light in my favor, when your autobus No.4818 on the 150 route approached the intersection coming from Dorches- ter on Atwater avenue.As the light was also green in favor of the autobus.your driver, No.5148, accelerated his vehicle to about forty miles an hour so that he could make the turn just before the light changed.The fact that | as a pedestrian was crossing the street with the green light also, made no difference to him whatsoever, except for the fact that he momentarily put his foot on the trakes so that 1 had to run out of his way to avoid being knocked down.As the autobus No.4818 had to stop to take on passengers al the terminal I sprinted after it and boarded the autobus and pointed out to your driver No.5148 that I was the WT IFT Em I SAY the power and beouty and heroism ond majesty of a mother's love.\u2014 Edwin Hubbell Chapin \u2018Westmount Lawn Bowling Club landmark,\u2019 avers Mrs.Cheese \u201c1 hadn\u2019t done any lawn bowling when ! formed the ladies\u2019 branch of the West- mount Lawn Bowling Club,\u201d explained grey haired Mrs.George Cheese, 435 Elm avenue, \u201cl got to be one of the top bowlers in the club later on, however.I am not today, though\u201d.\u2018The still flashing eyed widow was born November 3, 1888 on Sherbrooke street near Bleury in what was then the better residential section of town.Her mother and father, both immigrants to Canada from France, met and married here.Her mother, the former Laure Lecomte, was from Sedan.An extremely intelligent, well educated and literary woman, she endeavored to instill by good example in her three daughters a fondness for the arts.Well known as a lecturer in literary circles in Montreal and Ottawa after her marriage.she inspired ber daughter, Madeleine, with such admiration for her accomplishments that it brings a tone of awe to her voice when she speaks of her today.Marc Paul Sauvalle, her father, was born in Havre.Educated at the Lycee of Havre and St.Cyr Military School, he became a licutenant in the French Army.Fifth Cuirassiers.During his Army career he squandered his fortune and could no longer maintain his position.He emigrated first to Mexico, then to Louisiana and finally to Canada, arriving in Montreal in June 1884.The first edition of Canadian Who's Who, issued in 1910 lists Mr.Sauvalle as editor \u2018La Patrie,\u201d special Parliamentary correspondent \u2018La Presse,\u201d editor \u201cLe Canada\u201d and now (in 1910) editor of French publications for the Geological Survey of Canada, Department of Mines.Mme.Cauvalle was Huge- 1 pedestrian that he had almost knocked over.Other passengers on the bus will verify the fact that ! spoke to the driver politely but his reply was anything but polite, in fact he told me that he would throw me off the bus if 1 would not sit down.As a Director of the West- mount Municipal Association I am aware of the fact that some time ago two lady pedestrians were knocked down and killed by autobus drivers at the in- tersecton of Greene and St.Catherine streets, under similar circumstances, and 1 am sure you do not encourage your drivers to act accordingly.I would like this driver to apologize for his abuse, and 1 would like to have your assurance that he will not do the same thing again.Surely he realizes that he is a pedestrian himself sometimes, and that the pedestrian has the right of way.No bus schedule is more important than a human life.A.Patrick Wickham A not, Mr.Sauvalle Roman Catholic.The children were reared as Presbyterians and went to English speaking schools.The family left Montreal in 1908 for Ottawa where Mrs.Cheese attended the Harmon Day School for girls.She then studied nursing at Doctor Lockhart's hospital there for eighteen months.In 1918, two days after Christmas, she married George Cheese, a widower from West- mount.The ceremony was performed at her home in Ottawa by the Reverend John Dixon, now bishop at Christ Church Cathedral who was then at St.Barnabas in Ottawa.Mr.Cheese was an insurance adjustor who with a Mr.Deb- bage formed the firm of Cheese and Debbage in 1892, which operated on St.James Street for fifty years, until Mr.Cheese's death in 1942.The newly weds moved to 103 Cote St.Antoine road right across from the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club.Mr.Cheese had belonged to the club since about 1910 or perhaps even earlier.He lived in Westmount on Greene avenue at least as carly as 1905, so far as Mrs.Cheese can remember his telling her.\u201d \u2018Mr.William Brown, Willy Brown\u2019s father.the club back in 1902.for men only then.\u201d \u201cAll of Mr.William Brown's sons were active in the club, Willie, John and Norman.Willie, who was the last boy still living, died last year.\u201d \u201cThe club house is built on land leased from the city.It is a real landmark.You keep hearing rumors about the city evicting the club but it hasn\u2019t happened yet.It would be a real shame if they ever did.\u201d Tourist attraction \u201cTourists going by always stop and come up (o the fence te ask questions about the game.They are so surprised lo see lawn bowling going on right down in the city.\u201d \u201cWe lived at 103 Cote St.Antoine for a few years.Then in 1927 we bought the house at 39 Cote St.Antoine road.It was called the old Samuels house.It must be 150 years old now as it was 135 years old when | sold it in 1944, several years after my husband died.\u201d \u2018It is a lovely old house with mahogany beams in the dining he was started It was room.! hear there are plans to tear it down and two other equally old houses adjoining it on Argyle avenue to build a sectarian community hail.It will be a shame if nothing can be done (0 preserve these old bouses.1 only hope the rumors are just that and no more.\u201d Forms ladies\u2019 club \u201cYou wanted to know about the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club.The ladies\u2019 branch was formed back in 1935.1 had always been active in sports all my life.I curled, played tennis, golf and the rest, but 1 had never done any lawn bowling.\u201d \u2018\u201cI was in the hospital in 1935 when my husband first suggested it to me.He said that the club was not in good financial position.The men were getting older and the younger men weren't joining.With the depression the club was heading for the rocks.\u201d \u2018He said the men were ready to let the ladies form a ladies\u2019 branch.I couldn't golf anymore because of my operation for at least a year so 1 thought it over and decided to go ahead.\u201d \u201cFE asked Mrs.R.C.Braith- waite and Mrs.F.Allan to help me.They both could lawn bowl.The reason why 1 was asked was because my husband was so active in the club.\u201d \u201cSome of the women resented my forming the ladies\u2019 club, but, anyway, seventeen or so ladies joined the ladies\u2019 branch and were charter members.What 1 did was to contact all of the wives ahd female relatives of the men members and ask them to join.\u201d \u201cThe way it is now is that any ladies can join our club but wives of members of the men\u2019s club have precedence over anyone else.That is why we are full up and have a waiting list and the men are looking for more active members.\u201d \u201cI was the one who did all the dickering in between the ladies and the men's group.1 did get advice from Mrs.Braith- waite and Mrs.Allan.\u201d \u201cMr.Willy Brown drew up our By-laws for us.1 invited Mrs.Braithwaite to come over that night so she could be there while he was doing it in case she had any suggestions.\u201d \u2018The charter members were Mrs.R.G.Verey, wife of the president of men\u2019s group, Mrs.L.de G.Stewart, Mrs.(Continued on page 17) (Ma RM ant TT He 8 ! SAY! The new missile song in the U.S.is entitled: The Last Time | Saw Polaris.Bring oll y PERSONAL CREDIT NEEDS_ 5 Fami | gs Finance Plan.LOW-COST LIFE-INSURED LOANS A MIGHTY OAK: finished its tour of sentinel duty in Weredale Park this week.by five (eet.Thus ended the saga of an ancient It was chopped acors.down to make reom for widening of the readway \u2014 Leo Thompson Photo Widening of Weredale Park roadway topples giant oak Reaction of Weredale Park residents to the loss of a giant oak tree due to widening of the roadway by five feet ranged from regretful to disgusted to bitter.Work commenced on the project Monday.City Council approved spending $7,150 to widen by five feet and resurface Weredale Park on June 5.It was announced at the City Council meeting held on that date that it was expected only one tree would be lost.The widening is intended to permit parking of cars without renderings the roadway impassable and facilitate snow removal.The tree marked for destruction is a magnificent oak towering at least 50 feet and measuring approximately six feet in circumference.It is directly in front of 10 Weredale Park and immediately abuts the present roadway.\u201cIt is to be regretted,\u201d com- You can still sail on the delightful 4 DAY CRUISE of the famous air- conditioned ocean liner ss RYNDAM from MONTREAL/QUEBEC: JU 22 Cruise the St.Lawrence and the breeze-cooled Caribbean! Explore lovely Nassau! * Weekend in Miamil Rates from $295.00 PAY LATER PLAN AVAILABLE SHE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT or Hétland- rAmevics Lins mented Reverend At.T.Love.St.Stephen's Anglican church.Dorchester street at Atwater avenue, watching the limbs tumbling down from across the street, \u201cbut I am sure there must be no option but to have the tree come down in order to widen the road.I am cure the city are doing what is best\u201d.+ Tommy Robertson, 10 Were- dale Park, when asked for his reaction to the tree toppling.re- great pity\u201d, John Murphy, 14 Weredale Park.was more vocal.\u201cThere is no use in protesting as I am sure the City has already made up its mind.But it seems a shame that a beautiful tree that took so long to grow must come down because a few selfish people are too cheap to rent garages at $12.50 per month to park their cars\u201d.\u201cThere are two vacancies in the apartment house garage right next door so it is not as though ou can't call sente Unless you've a Food-Waste Biminator.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinsea PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1389 GREENE AVENUE \u2014 WE.5-4689 sponded, \u201cOne of disgust.It is a.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 23, 1961 5 KENWOOD\u2019S CARE! Whether you're moving across the street or across the country, you can rely on Ken- wood\u2019's to move you safely - - sinoothly \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.IEE NWOOI'S WESTMOUNT TRANSFER & STORAGE LTD.4221 ST.CATHERINE W.e WE 3-1113 Over 55 Years Experience « Agents for Allied Van Lines there are none available.If it were not for the cars the snow plows would have no trouble\u201d.| \u201cWe didn't get much notice on this one.The announcement came around Friday night and the work started in first thing Monday morning which didn't give any time to complain\u2019, Kenwood heads warehousers Frank Kenwood of Ken- wood Movers was re-elected! president of the Canadian Warehousing Association last\u2019 Friday.The annual convention of the Association took | place at Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper, Alberta.It's the rich man who doesn\u2019t! hesitate to ask the store clerk to.show him something cheaper.| PIERRE LAUNDERETTE NEVER CLOSES (Open 24 Hours) e The Cleanest Wash in Town © Commercial Philco-Bendix Equipment = featuring 2 washes and 4 rinses per load! Exclusive Power Soak Cycle Pierre Launderette Inc.3406 St.Antoine Comer Greene BONELESS | POT ROAST! - 29 Milk fed VEAL CHOPS - 39 1st GRADE BUTTER .63 16 3, GRADE \u2018A\u2019 YOUR CHOICE BAR-B-Q CHICKEN .29° * * * SWIFT'S DIAMOND A Sliced Bacon * * * READY-TO-EAT Beef Sausage HAMS Baby Beef Li - §3F iver Par Wei.PKG.LEAN einers er PORK STEAK 3 1.el, 49° YOUR CHOICE PIERRE MEAT SHOP 3400 St.Antoine (Operated Rolland Jeanneau lac.) (Corner Greene) 1901 Wellington Closed Every Monday (Corner Madeleine) 6 Cars crash, hurt A Fredericton, New Brunswick woman was charged with entering an intersection when faced by a red light on June 16 as a result of an accident in which (wo local women were slightly injured.Mrs.T.Debransky., 504 Gros.venor avenue, suffered pains in her chest and her daughter, Miss C.Debransky, same address, suf- tered a cut right knee and elbow when the cab in which they were nding was struck by that driven The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 23.1961 mother, daughter by Mrs.Norah V.Toole, 834 George street, Fredericton.A.L.Rothwell, 267 Olivier avenue, a passenger in Mrs, Toole's car was not injured.The cab driver, Clifford McKell, 1804 St, Catherine street, was unhurt, The charge of entering the intersection on a red light was preferred on instructions of West- mount Police Sergeant S.Hugman, who witnessed the collision, according to police reports.WESTON Nurser throug sity Entrance and CATE.pre-school to matriculation.Incorporated 18 Severn Avenue, Westmount WE.5-9856 School, Kindergarten, Boys to Grade 2.Elementary and High School classes for Univer- MeGiLt SCHOOL LEAVING CERTIFI- Small classes, individual attention, French taught from FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF Principal Miss Mary Winspear, M.A., Ph.D.SCHOOL Girls \u2014 \u2014 BEAT the HEAT this SUMMER! Keep Cool All Summer Long by SWIMMING In Our Pool SPECIAL SUMMER MEMBERSHIP ADULTS \u2014 3 MONTHS - $8.00 Mixed Adult Swims: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri.8 to 9 P.M.1.30 to 3.30 P.M.Fomily Swims: Tues.and Fri.7 to 8 P.M.Ladies: Mon.& Thurs.7 to 8 P.M.Tues.& Thurs.11 A.M.to 12.30 P.M.Men: Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.5.30 to 7 P.M.Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat.12.30 to 1.30 P.M, Sat.3.30 to 5.30 P.M.For further information, call WE.7-3916 WESTMOUNT Y.M.CA.4585 Sherbrooke Street West Sat.progress.Canadian Pacific Railroad right-of-way adjoining Selby street posted last fall as reserved for gardening by permit-holding CPR pensioners only lies fallow and weed grown.Selby street residents, accustomed to grow, ing tomatoes and beans on the right-of-way during recent years are chagrined.CPR spokesman Roy Howard explained, \u201cWe are holding that land in reserve for CPR pensioners gardening further along on the north side of our right-of- way between Westmount station and Cavendish boulevard who are due to be evicted soon by bulldozers constructing the new extension of Western avenue.\u201d \u201cThe way it looks now they may and they may not get through the 1961 growing season.We had no way of knowing the go-ahead date for the through .Bus.HU.4-8465 Get The Things You Want In Life -Faat.BATRA CASH AMERICAN GROWTH FUND A UNIQUE CANADIAN MUTUAL FUND INVESTING IN AMERICAN GROWTH SECURITIES A.L.LAXTON, Manager A.G.F.Management Limited 310 Victoria Ave.Westmount Res.WE.7-4002 road building.last fall when we posted our Selby street property.For all we knew at that time our pensioners\u2019 gardens would have all been ripped up a month or so ago\u2019.| \u201cYou understand that con- | fining the use of the Selby | | street property to gardening by our pensioners is not a new thing at all.Pensioners have gardened that property before | though perhaps not in recent years.\u201d \u2018Our right-of-way traditionally has been confined to gardening by CPR pensioners and one \u201cor two others who were granted ' permits for one reason or an- \u2018other, This is nothing new.\u201d \u201cWe try to discourage the use ; of our right-of-way by strangers anyway for a number of reasons.| First.there is a matter of safety.hal who are not familiar with MONTREAL'S VAST NETWORK OF EVIL What is Montreal's underworld really like?What is its connection with the infamous Matia?Are some people in high places involved?Read \u201cTHE SHAME OF MY CITY,\u201d a five-part series Pax Plante, commencing in this week's STAR WEEKLY The Nation's Finest 15¢ Worth wi | | by ex-assistant police director just now.Last fall CPR posted its right-of-way as reserved for gardening by its pensioners and permittees in anticipation of eviction of some of its pensioner gardeners from their plots further up the railroad line by extension of Western avenue this summer.In the meantime, the bean and tomato poles of yesteryear support nothing, sour grass and daisies grow in place of lettuce and Selby street gardeners are victims to -\u2014Leo Thompson photos CPR saving its right-of-way for gardening by pensioners railroad operation are likely to get hurt.\u201d \u201cThen, people who use our property without our permission are not inclined to be so careful of it.1 am speaking generally, not just about Selby street.We have considerable experience with their cutting holes in our fences to make it easier for them to get to their gardens.This creates a hazard because it makes it easier for young children to get onto our right-of-way where they are likely to get hurt,\u201d Going to EUROPE or planning a Cruise to the WEST INDIES or SOUTH AMERICA ?Consult.Westmount International Travel Service Roger L.Huysmans, manager Officially Appointed Agents fer STEAMSHIPS ond AIRLINES p HU.6-4948 4935 Sherbrooke Street W.HU.8-3941 \u2018 PREP SCHOOL AN EY 34 120% INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION DAY CLASSES 1961-62 ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATIONS (by personal interview only) GUIDANCE AND TESTING Fell Term commences 12 September SUMMER SCHOOL Intensive individual instruction Elementary and High school.Single subjects or a full term may be covered.Air Conditioned Classrooms July 3-27 \u2014 July 31- August 24 4240 Girovard Ave.\"== HU.9-7287 on request Q Monday is a legal holiday so nothing will be forthcoming from City Hall regarding same.However, Mayor Cushing is expected to proclaim July 3 a legal holiday in honor of Dominion Day, July 1.Miss Kathleen Jenkins, head li- bearian, and Mrs.Norah Bryant, ene of the librarians, are in St.Andrews, New Brunswick attending a Canadian Library Convention.In Miss Jenkins\u2019 absence, Miss Good reminds us that those City Hall Beat with Jane Hendershott MALIBU CABANA & COUNTRY JACK BROCK Social Director Charles Heft, Executive Director of the Malibu Cabana & Country Club, announces the appointment of JACK BROCK as Social Director of the club.Mr.Brock is past Chairman.B'nai B'rith Advisors\u2019 Association: Member, Montreal Real Estate Board: and is a member of the Planning Committee of the Camping Institute of the Council of Jewish Group Work and Recreational Agencies for Canada.The Malibu Cabana & Country Club, opening July 2 at nearby Ste.Rose, has the largest swimming pool in the east on its 30 acre property, with recreational facilities for the whole family.LOOK FOR i iis .on the label of every # insecticide you buy.This AC J + one ingredient has more LJ: label claims than any other.[34 Its presence means real pro- W 3; tection against aphids, spider \"mites, scales, fleas on pets, flies, ants, roaches, mosquitoes and others.Malathion was developed especially to deal with hard to kill insects and still be safe enough to use on animals.It\u2019s strong enough for your garden, safe enough for your home.Make sure you get Malathion \u2014the all-purpose insecticide.CYANAMID OF CANADA LIMITED Meatreal, Que.PA who plan to go away for the summer can take out older books now which will not be due back until after Labor Day.The peonies are in lush bloom, nedding their pink, scarlet and white heads on City Hall lawns.They will be cut and distributed to local hospitals and other institutions where they will be appreciated during the next two weeks.Good progress is being made on the snow melting plant.The latest development is the installation of the giant sized fuel oi tanks in which will be stored the fuel to burn in the pond.Inspector Lowson says to keep stabbing about dogs and bicycles.I noticed four very nice bikes standing in the hall of the police station the other day waiting until someone could put them into the racks with the other bicycles police have picked up.Inspector Lowson says, \u201cKids will leave their bikes in the parks.\u201d General Manager's office reports no further reaction on the rent control issue.The Recreation department reports that in the collection of trophies and pictures from the Westmount Amateur Athletic Association being turned over to them is a picture of the West- mount Football Team of 1897.Names of the lads are: C.Minto, C.B.Powter, L.B.T.Brown, M.Robertson, E.Vaughan, H.M.Suckling, C.Paterson, R.S.Taylor, A Shaw, Harrison, H.Mathews, R.Vallance, Winters, H.Ferguson, B.Jones, G.A.Ross, C.G.Cobban and Geo.McBean, Captain.Western avenue is coming along and should be refurbished within schedule.The rest of the public works program is proceeding as planned so far.Resurfacing of the southern half of Clarke avenue would have been done Wednesday save for the rain and should be done just any day now.Spring is in the air and so are the itinerant roofers.An unmarked truck.a low, low estimate and a convincing line of talk is their stock in trade.Don\u2019t buy it until you have had time to check their reliability.Ask for references from people they have worked for in your neighborhood and check them.Frances Goltman recital Tuesday in Victoria Hall The annual pianoferte recital by pupils of Frances Golt- man, Lic.Mus., will take place in Victoria Hall, Westmount, Tuesday, June 27 at 8.15 p.m, A program of great variety is planned for all music levers.The public is invited and ad- \"> EXAMINER FILES : 26 years ogo ln the issue dated June 21, 1935 AN Phe WE A: A AR ARON We ran stories on: The flowers in parks with special mention of the huge floral clock in front of Victoria Hall consisting of 4.680 plants and the city crest in Murray Park made up of 2,765 buds.The annual distribution of peonies to local hospitals by the Parks Department.The funeral of 94 year old Mrs.John Tooke.349 Clarke avenue.one of Westmount's oldest residents.The failure thus far of the church committee to come up with a suitable method of persuading Montreal to lower the recently increased water tax levied on Westmount churches.The organization of local motorists to fight against the ever increasing taxation of everything connected with automobiles.Proposed by legislators were a 1c federal tax on gasoline, an additional 2c provincial gasoline tax and a city special snow clearing tax of $5 per automoble.The opening of the Westmount YMCA Boys\u2019 Vacation Club for a three week program: over 100 boys participating.and including, \u201cTrips to Mr.Budge's Farm.Guaranteed Pure Milk Co.and a talk on Pasteur should teach the boys how milk is made.\u201d We editorialized on: The Conservative nomination of R.S.White, \u201cgrand old man of Canadian politics and the only member of the present House of Commons who sat under John A.MacDonald.\u201c and the confusion arising out of the nominations of both White and Leslie Bell as Conservative candidates for the riding.We advertised: Two series of \u201cSuccessful chain letters :Martin\u2019s Series\u2019 No.1549.Our registration is your guaran- tee.\u201d One series costing $64 for | $1 and $320 for $5 required the' subscriber to place four \u2018copies.The second series in which the advertiser would find all prospects cost $5 for 50c, $33 for $2.$47.50 for $3.$05 for $10 and $125 for $23.uvre ra.wremmer The Westmount Esamiser, Friday, June 23, 1961 7 Don't buy cheap fire extinguishes ergs which do not carry an Underwriter's label.Fire extinguish.ears without such labels may be\u2019 uscless in time of need.or may actually be dangerous.Be wise \u2014 don't be fooled.Buy where you have confidence Westmount's1# À 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 Summer operation, efficient, economical 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 oil dispenser supplied FREE!\" 5250 WESTERN AVE.LIMITED HU.1-0371 mission is free.September !5 closing, high calibre for you.CHARLES HEFT, 8.Comm.Executive Director ln Se.Lowrent cell : gi.7-3184 swimming pool, organize ' & COUNTRY CLUE Jack Brock \u2014 Social Directer Day Camp for Kiddies *40\u201d PER SEASON MINUTES FROM HOME DAILY PICK-UP .not y Your children can have all the advantages of a superbly supervised Day Camp, minutes away from home, while you relax, just far enough away, at the 30 acre private Malibu Cabana & Country Club in nearby Ste.Rose.This is the vacetion news of the summer .from the opening July 2 to ou and your children can enjoy Canada's J sports for them, and entertainment of exceptionally argest No more wearying holiday travel, traffic jams, strange meals and hotels.Holiday at home with a short drive to Malibu .but for the whole summer.* Te those holding family membership.iust for two weeks .MONTREAL OFFICE RE.3-7551 CABANA la Se.Laurent coll : Ri.4-6288 Mers.Maurice Hoffman OPENS JULY 2 STE.ROSE ln $e.Martina coll : ln Cote St.Luc, L'Abord-à-Pieuffe and Montreal, call : Merris Seidmen ' HU.82-0900 The Westmount Examiner, Frideoy.June 23.1961 As you lite it By LAURENT PRICE PEOPLE end PLACES Dear and loyal paying readers of this paper must have been somewhat stumped by the picture of Fritz and Marili which appeared in last week's issue .The compositor got as far as the accordion and yodelling, but dropped the fact that the duo are long standing favorites at the Chalet Cochand in Ste.Marguerite\u2019s up in the Lau-* rentians .This makes everything clear, we hope .Yvor Petrak, the popular manager of the Lodge at Smuggler\u2019s Notch, Vermont, played host to the Canadian Capers section of the Jaguar Owners of America Club at his smart lodge .À concours d\u2019élégance and a trial run up Mount Mansfield were among the events.Jim Balfour, the Genesius Pro- association crowd at his establish- _\u2014\u2014 (ETm K AIS 4 IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS NORTH CONWAY, NEW HAMPSHIRE Ride the MOUNT CRANMORE SKIMOBILES \u201cA wonderful experience\u201d SCENIC Gift Shops and both our ears are twitching in breathless anticipation .He knows more about our beat than we do! .The new restaurant in Stowe re- LAURENTIANS ductions head at North Hatley ment last weekend.which leads us kicked off his opening feature with to conclude there was a hot time in Hay Fever at the Playhouse starr- the Eastern Townships .ing Joy Berry and a fine support- On the way through we stopped: ing cast Next week he'll un- at Kelley's restaurant and mote) | vell Roger Dauphin the trans- on route 5 at Derby Line, Vermont.planted French actor in the Five This spot, with swimming pool, a tinger Exercise tine dining room, gift shop and the | Archie Stafford, other vacationing accoutrements, is Ripplecove Iam, al Ayer's Cliff, relaxing and worth a visit .Quebec, had the weekly newspaper (And, this isn't just à commerc ial, ou - »plug!) EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Uncle Beauregard, | the lovable | old scoundrel and your reporter have a luncheon date at the Chan- tecler in Ste.Adele next week .We haven't heard from the venerable fashion plate for some time, owner of the Fae Hilts VAL MORIN, QUE.© Tennis Courts - Swimming Pool - Lakes © All Summer Sports \u2014 GoM Nearby @® Entertainment Nightly ® Daily rates from $11.$17.50 American Plan © Special package rates \u2014 write or phone 326-4100 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS IN NORTH HATLEY, QUEBEC The Terrace oe Club Betty and Archie Stafford A year \u2018round welcome Phone.Ayers CNIS 57 ; A weekend or an entire fun-filled vacation on beautiful PNR ieee RRRRIRE the loveliest spot in the Eastern Townships Golf - Boating - Tennis - Fishing For a day, week, month Lake Massawipi Delicious Foed - Comfortable Lodging - Boating - Golf - Tennis Dencing Nightly - Summer Theatre Congenial atmosphere Rates: $10 - $15 Per Day All Rooms with Private Bath Ste.Agathe des Monts AUBERGE DU LANGUEDOC Licensed French Restaurant e Famous in the Laurentians 150 ST.VINCENT STE.AGATHE 326-3773 Cottage available \u2014 Completely squipped \u2014 Accommodates six.Maid service.$125 weekly.Phone: North Hatiley Vi.2-249 5 At the 5 NORTH HATLEY : PLAYHOUSE lunder new management) GENESIUS PRODUCTIONS present FIVE FINGER EXERCISE °! 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The Lodge offers a private pool, horses, tennis, fishing, with golf nearby.Renowned French cuisine.Epicurean wine cellar.Fer reservations write er tel.AL.3-7311. Two drivers chose not to hit humans Two drivers swerved to avoid hitting humans Monday and ran into stationary objects instead.\u2018Lawn bowlers\u2019 tourney starts John Henderson's rink from ! Westmount and Bill Burnside's ' outfit from Verdun provided fireworks as the opening play of the Provincial Lawn Bowling rinks championship took place at NDG and three other greens.Trailing 19-5 going into the 13th end of the 18-end contest, Henderson scored a perfect end of eight yshots and subsequently moved ahead 20-19 on the 17th, Burnside evened the game with a last-ditch rally to force an extra end, but Henderson counted two on his last bowl to earn the | triumph, 22-20.At N.D.G.J.Henderson, Westmount 22: W.Burnside.Verdun 20.R.Porter, Verdun 18: J.M.Heggie.Westmount 17, At Westmount A.Greenc.St.Lambert 21: R.C.Taylor, Mount Roval 15 J.G.Brodie, Verdun 24; F.Marsden, Lachine 6.J.Bourget, NDG 26: 8 C Hollings head, Mount Roval 11 Ai Lachine W.R.Eaves, NDG 23: J Guthiie.Verdun 11.O.T.LeBlanc.NDG 18; C.F.Allen, Mount Royal 11.K.Hodges.NDG 17: C Verdun 13.Childs, At Verdun R.F.Ogilvie, Outremont 22: C.J Weeks, Mount Royal 13.T.Hunter.Lachine 18: Riverside 13.H.O.Coles.Riverside 21; Hamilton, Mount Royal 13.WwW.Tat.Ww.G.Driver pinned against wall A man was pinned between his truck and the brick wall of the Wonder Bakery in a freak accident Monday shortly after noon.A checkup at Queen Elizabeth hospital disclosed no injuries.Hormidas Larin, 2049 Hebert street, Ville La Salle, told police, \u201cI stopped my truck in the rear of Wonder Bakeries at Somer- ville and Prince Albert avenues to make a delivery.| parked by the brick wall facing north on the west side of the lane.I got out of the truck on the side next to the wall.\u201d \u201cThe truck coasted ahead closing the door.It must have been parked on an angle as it hit the brick wall and pinned me against the cab and door.\u201d Backup driver fractures hip of pedestrian Mrs.Margaret Casey, 62, 230 Kensington avenue, suffered a fractured left hip and wrist in an accident Saturday night, 10:45 p.m.at the corner of Metcalfe avenue and St.Catherine street.She told police she was struck by a car backed up into the pedestrian crosswalk by Louis T.Colvey, 347 Kensington avenue.Mrs.Casey is a nurse at Reddy Memorial Hospital.Mr.Colvey told police he checked the rear of his automobile, parked on St.Catherine a few feet west of Metcalfe, before getting into the car preparatory to driving away.He noticed Mrs.Casey standing at the curb waiting for the light to change so she could cross St.Catherine street.He went on, \u201cI started to back up very slowly when suddenly I saw a man who was getting into the car parked in front of my car wave to me to stop.I stopped and got aiit and found the woman lying on the road at the rear of my car.I called the police.\u201d The police chart indicated Mrs.Casey's body landed nine feet from the point of impact.She was sitting in Mr.Colvey\u2019s car when police arrived.\u2014% Wolfgang Meyefeld.4030 Dor- chester street west, told police Te was backing his car up on Tupper street when the door of | a taxi opened.To avoid hitting the cab door.he said, \u201c1 cut | to my right and hit a parked car\u201d enue, Cote Saint Luc, had a | panicky moment when he approached Hallowell avenue on Dorchester street and found he had no brakes.He turned left on i Hallowell, swerved to miss a lady ' pedestrian and as the breaks would have it, struck a dence owned by the City of Westmount \" Recreation department.A lot of fellows who say what they think don\u2019t do enough think- feet on the ground and vou mn i ing.i Earl Aguznuk, 5619 Alpine av- Big evtomobile rams small car Shortly after 3.30 a.m.June 16 when George Foster, 4128 Dor- chester street, parked his Mercury on the west side of Clande- , boye avenue.it took off on its own.The Volkswagen of Hans Koep- pen, 40468 Dorchester street, parked across the street and slightly down the hill, suffered the consequences.When the Mercury crashed into the Volkswagen, the Mercury took it in its stride.Not so the smaller car: The grill of the Volkswagen was pushed in, its bumper twisted.its left front fender buckled and the left front headlight and rim broke.George Foster was charged with improperly parking on an incline Make it a habit to keep your \"never have far to fall you.vice rings, told hardened assistant police director.Montrealers This story will shock and amaze It is the plain, unvarnished description of the frightening extent of Montreal's underworld and by Pax Plante, ex- Even who shrug The Westmount?Evaminer, Priduy.June 23, 1961 9 Library goes on summer schedule Westmount Public Library goes on summer schedule this week.It will be closed tomorrow and every Saturday throughout the summer up to and including September 2.The adult library will be open Monday.Tuesday.Thursday and Friday 10 am.le 9 p.m.and Wednenday 10 a.m.to 6 pm.Children's library will be open Monday.Tuesday, Wed- mesday.Thursday and Friday 2 te 6 pm._\u2014__\u2014 \u2014 - me mr A Brond New Service To And From DORVAL AIRPORT taxi AERODROME Taxi amervatone ME.1.6022 owes Downtown .4.25 Westmount .4.00 NDG .3.50 Smewdom .3.50 Town of Mount Revel 3.00 Hempstead .3.00 St-Leurent 3.00 Skyline Hotel .1.7% | LIMOUSINE SERVICE ; 1.25 \u2014 cell for information the complete blueprint of crime in Montreal.He names the people in high places who have turned a blind eye organized vice.land's vicious nection with the Mafia.to prostitution He describes gang- methods; its and con- This start- their shoulders at the daily crime reports will be astounded by the vast network of evil.In hiding from the gangs who have already made attempts on his life, Pax Plante gives avons TE.STAR MERI ling five-part series \u201cTHE SHAME OF MY CITY\u201d starts in this week's Star Weekly, It cannot fail to interest you. 10 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 23, 196) Sermon titled | Registrations accepted now for school season Subbuth Services during summer weeks: Friday evening, June 23, Temple Emanu-El Community House auspices Temple Brother.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Wesimount Rev.Alezsender Meller, Rector 4th Sunday After Trinity Sunday, June 25th 800 am Holy Bucharist 0.13 am.Mattins (rand).1100 am Kindergaiten 1100 am.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7.00 pi Evensong (sod) Weekdays: HOLY RUCHARIST 760 am Tues, Thurs BOO am Friday $I am Wednesday -\u2014 _ \u2014 - a CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable .Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector fev.Cannon #.I.Whitley, M.A, Hen.Assistant Bev.Allen Gioedings, B.D, Assistant Me.George RB.Chubb.F RC 0.F A.G.O.Organist and Choirmaster 4th Sunday After Trinity Sunday, June 25th Holy Cominunion Mattons Prescher Evensong Prescher Mednesdas.706 4m 800 am 13 006 en The Rector 7.30 p.m The Rector June Nth Holy Communion Thursdays.Sune ih 1000 am Holy Convnumion ST PETER AND ST PAUL A AKMM © ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road end Church Hill Rev.K.B.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Hollis Sunday June 25th 4th Sunday After Truuty 800 cin Healy Commmnmumon on Holy Conmmgrnaon Treacher Hed RO Maths Det Le.Mottin Preacher Kev RO Hots 7.96 pin Fyencong Freocher The Rector Wednesday, June 28th 110005 Holy Conunumion Organist and Choirmaster: Norman W.NHurrle, ARCO, ARCM.Flot UNITED © ST.ANDREW'S, WESTMOUNT (101 Cote St.Antoine Rd.near Arqyle Ave.) MINISTERS fev.D.M.Great, B.A, D.D.Miss Valerie Lewis, Die.C.Bd.Gr.Erie J.Adams.B Mus, Sunday, June 25th BL Dedication of Memorial Window Memory of IW U Cone Address by In.Walder Pent bdd 010 wm Church School and Cob Corner Morning Service ons Other brominent doctors 16 par ta A.RT.C., L.Mus.«McGiN) Cte an the Dedication of the Window Oraanist and Choir Director \u2014_\u2014 Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A., B.Th,, D.D.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johaston, BA.B.D.Direster of Music: Got 11 00 À M.7.0 PM, \u201cDOWN WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West ot Roclyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church AND Up\u201d REV.E.TIPPETT.Secretary LA.G.M.Church Schoo!\u201411.00 am.\u2014 Midweek , Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.m.hood.will hold services at 8:15 pm.Participaung in pulpit honors will be Mrs, Samuel Garfield and Mrs.Asher Gerstenfeld.In charge gol the worship will be Hershell H.| Lewis.Memorial ! Kaddish ritual will be observed ; | for the following departed: Samuel ,E.Lichtenheim, Stella Tucker, ! : Mary Shenkman, Esther Goldman, Charles J.Gordon.Rabbi Herbert | anniversaries in the \u2018Down and up | In 1 The Minister will preach in the morning at Westmount Baptist Church.à sermon entitled \u201cDown! and Up\u201d.At the evening service there will be a guest preacher, Whither away, young men?by The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D.Rector, Trinity Memorial Church the Rev.Ernest Tippett, executive secretary of the International There is one last question to Union of Gospel Missions in op of the graduating class.What Montreal for a conference with yi vou do with your education the Welcome Hall Mission.\u2018now that you have it?Perhaps it Nursery and story hour provid- is the most important question ed for the children during the of all.You have studied Language summer months at the morning and Literature, Science and Math- service.The Wednesday evening ser- ematics; as a side line you have developed character and person- J.Samuel, Rebecca Greenwood vices during the minister's vaca- ality (If you have done this de- { Burko, Tina Lisser Spier, Lucy tion will be conducted by the Jiberately, you have made a fail- Wiseman, Bella Marks, Benjamin Deacons Board under Dr.W.S.! ure of it, for character is the Angel, Fannie Sarah Tarshis, Rosi lyn Rosenfeld.Rouse Weiner, Max! srosweiner, Ida Young Ecker, Zelda Rosn, Emily Blum.Eli ! Goldstein.Benjamin Tennenbaum, Rachael Stern Kramer.Joseph | Glassman, ) Registration in Temple Religious School for all students who attended last year: Registration is now {taking place through the mails | | for the new school season which wil commence in September.New pupils are to register on Saturday | morning, September 9 and Sunday morning, September 10.Brotherhood Committees appointed for the 1961-1962 Temple season: Membership: Henry Benjamin, chairman: vice-chairman.Eugene ! Riesman: summer minyon.Her- * shell H.Lewis, chairman: social and corresponding secretary, Sidney Harrison.chairman; sunshine committee, Irving Hecht, chairman: vice-chairman, Peter Zin- man: adult education.Samuel Garfield.chairman: co - chairman, Abraham Izenberg: contributing editor.Leo Lobel: programme.Bernard Isaacs, chairman: publicity, Ted Nashman, chairman; * UNITED | WESTMOUNT PARK- | EMMANUEL & CALVARY Cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenue \u2018 Ministers Rev Callum Thompson.C.D.! BA, BD: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett: | Urtector of Music: Mr.Wavne Riddell, | | B Mus.«McGill, Sunday, June 25th Morming Worship Sermon \u201cCRITICISM IN A HEALTHY SOCIETY\" Mr.Thompson will preach DOMINION-DOUGLAS | Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne | Avenue i 1100 om.Rev.R.Douglas Smith, B.A.B.D.DD | Rev.Keith M.Eddy.M.A., B.D.The Sacrament of Baptism 1100 am.The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.| This Church Family Service will be wed by a brief Reception in Leslie ur | Guests of Honour: Keith H Eddy.Mis.W A.Messenger.«Morning Service only), PRESBYTERIAN | 5 y.Westmount and Victoria Aves.Rev.«nd Mrs.| Sunday, June 25th 11.00 am.Rev.W.Stanford Reid, | Th M., PhD.Series The Pre-Eminent Christ +5) \u201cThe Loid of the Church\" DORIS KEI.LAN MeocDermet, B.A., B.Mus.Service\u2014 Wednesday \u201438 p.m.Weaver.The B.Y.P.U.meets on Friday night at 8:00 p.m.in the lower | hall each week through the summer.Alex Schneiderman | elected president Alex Schneiderman was elected president of the Montreal Hebrew Old People's and Sheltering Home at a board meeting this week.Vice-presidents elected were Samuel Maskovitch and Phil Cohen.Louis Liebman was elected treasurer and Solomon Vineberg, secretary.James Raymond.vice-chairman: | dinner.Ralph Greenberg, chairman: David Metrick, vice-chair- man; hospitality, Thomas Shu- stack.chairman: Harry Shapiro.vice - chairman; entertainment.Lawrence Libman.chairman; man: students\u2019 fund.Eugene | Stearns, chairman; ushering.Samuel Segal and Albert Caplan.co- chairmen: National Federation Temple Brotherhoods represent.School representative.Simpson ative, Irvin Gertsman: Home and Lightstone: Youth Group representative, Mark Stein: Religious School representative, Harry Grob- stein; Mr.and Mrs.Club representative.Thomas Shustack: fund raising, William Hoffman.chairman: Jack Engels, Saul Perlman, co-chairmen; Chautauqua, Isidore H.Morrell.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 11:10 am.Church School 11:00 am.Public Worship \u2018The Minister Preaching Friends and Visitors are Cordially Welcome Lester A.Weodin, Organist and Cheirmanter: _ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, MONTREAL 1609 MeGreger Stet Cote des Neiges Rd.Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston.Massachusetts.Sunday, June 25th Church Service 11:00 A.M.ond 7:30 P.M.Lesson-Sermen Subject CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sunday Scheel \u2014 11 om.WEDNESDAY _ Testimony Meeting 3:00 p.m.Reading Room: 1446 St.Catherine Street West.Open daily to the public, 9:30 am.to 9 pm.Wednesdays only to 7 pm.) Sundays and Holidays, 2 p.m.tod pm.UNITARIAN \"THE UNITARIAN \u2014 CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAN 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonard Mason, BA.B.D.Sunday, June 25th 1108 am.Rermon Subject: \u201cA Minister's First Vintage in Canada\u2019 Church School Closed for Summer Will reopen in the fall one thing that must remain a byproduct.) Now having acquired so much educational impedimenta what use will you make of it?You may postpone the decision and go to college not knowing what lies beyond.Or you may now decide and go to college to make further preparation for what lies beyond.On what to do you make your choice?1 had a student once who spent his time studying college courses to see where he could get the best looking hood for the least amount of study.On the other hand, it would seem that a few students aim at getting the largest income for the least effort.That is by no means confined to college students, I wonder how many consider where they are most needed after their college courses; or.in fact, where they can contribute most to the welfare of the community now that their school graduation has been reached.The great temptation is to take a job at once, and earn that lovely elusive thing called money.It is the lure of money that draws off a good many who ought to take a college course and go into a profession.There js a never-ending complaint that there are not enough doctors and dentists and surgeons and nurses; there is an even greater outcry at the lack of clergy and school teachers.The reasons seem to be that the student will have to pay out a lot of money for education, and wait a long time for an income; and secondly, that the income does not compare with the glittering rewards of finance and industry.In other words, commercialism has overcome idealism, I wish that every student on matriculation would submit himself and herself to an aptitude test that would take the medical and nursing, the clerical and teaching professions seriously, quite apart from the time and money involved.The country would profit by it.Gegnaist and Director of Meusle: Bonalé Mashey, B.Mes.| B a ene tit Preshylerian pensions compare unfavorably West End ministers played a prominent role in the first week of the 87th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church held in Toronto this month, Rev.Eric A.Beggs of Saint Laurent.preached at the first service held in Knox.the Assem- biv Church in Toronto: Rev.C.C.Cochrane of Westmount addressed the overture of the Montreal Presbytery: and Rev.John Simms of Montreal West served on working committees of the Assembly.Rev.C.C.Cochrane.speaking Saturday morning, pointed out that retired Anglican and United Church clergy receive higher pensions than their Presbyterian counterparts.In both these churches.however, a much larger contribution is made to their funds by both congregations and ministers.Before the matter was referred to the Board to report next year, it was pointed out that one was only entitled to the things for which he was willing to pay.The full pension for ministers has been raised to $1200, an increase of $100, and for minister's widows, $600 with corresponding increases for orphan children, it was amnounced by Clarence M.Pitts, Ottawa.chairman of the Pension Board.Perspective needed \u201cIn our day when we are almost overwheimed by the scientific achievements of the recent past we need to recover the sense of the sovereignty of God,\u201d said Rev.Eric A.Beggs at the service recently.Mr.Beggs.pointed out to the Assembly and the congregation which filled the Toronto cathedral of Presbyterianism, that the second need is to regain the concept of Christ as Saviour.Salvation is in Christ alone he averred.Man cannot redeem himself.Finally man needs to gain perspective and realize the Holy Spirit of God in sanctification.The prime requisite of humanity's survival is not scientific progress but moral and spiritual progress.The Moderator of the Assembly, the Rt.Rev.Dr.Robert Taylor, Medicine Hat, Alta, who was elected moderator on Wednesday evening to succeed the Very, Rev.Principal Robert Lennox, of the Presbyterian Col- iege, Montreal assisted the min- nister of the Church, the Rev.Dr.William Fitch in the conduct of worship.Saturday afternoon the corner stone of Ewart College, the new Presbyterian Missionary and Deaconess Training School was laid by the wife of the Lieuten- ent Governor of Ontario, Mrs.J.Keiller MacKay.The new name honours the founder of the School Mrs.Thomas Ewart in whose home it started in 1897.The site, 156 St.George st.is adjacent to the campus of the University of Toronto and Knox College.Commissioners from the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa serving on the working committees of the Assembly included: Rev.John Simms, Montreal West; Rev.R.R.Gordon.Montreal; Rev.Dr.C, J.MacKay, Montreal; Rev.C.C.Cochrane, Westmount and Rev.P.A.Ferguson of Montreal.Stress will be on compassion The need to follow Christ Jesus\u2019 example by healing the sick compassionately through prayer will be stressed at the services in the Montreal and West- mount Christian Science churches this Sunday.in the reading of the week's Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cChristian Science.\u201d A timely admonition from \u2018Scie ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will be heard: \u201cIt is possible, \u2014 yea, it is the duty and privilege of every child, man, and women, \u2014 to follow in some degree the example of the Master by the demonstration of Truth and Life, of health and holiness.\u201d Pertinent Bible pussages will include (Matthew 9): \u201cAnd Jesus went about all the cities and vil- ages, teaching in their synagogues, and preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every sicke ness and every disease among the people.\u201d A true story Drivers play Faith \u2014 the size of a tick-tack-toe Is two against one as 10 whose © + i grain 0 mustar see | fault two quickly consecutive min- by William A.Tyner One woman had such faith.or collisions were June 16 at 535 p.m on Victoria avenue but Lous Horvath, 5552 Snowdon avenue is Truth is stranger than fiction, as this true story will iking to his version.indicate.He told police.\"1 was driving It was during the first week of June in the year 1922 south in the center lane of traffic.that the bell rang at a door bearing the number 767 on A taxi which passed me on my Champagneur avenue, in the city of Outremount.When Mrs.Tyner answered the summons, a neatly dressed woman asked permission to enter.She mentioned her name and, when seated.stated she then resided at the Young We- men\u2019s Christian Association building on Dorchester street west.at the corner of Stanley street, and that she taught a Sunday school class in one of the churches downtown.At the closing exercises, it was her wish to present to each in the class a bible, with some typed verses of scriptures pasted on the inside cover for their guidance and instruction.She said she had been unable to produce these herself and se bad prayed to God for guidance in this connection.She told my wife He had instructed her to go to this, our home address, and that the work would there be done for her.She left with Mrs.Tyner her list of verses, and departed.My wife advised me of the woman's visit and of the injunction that God had sent her to our place, and I accepted the work as if such requests were a daily occurrence.| obtained a sheet of white paper.gummed on the back, and with a ruler and a pen 1 marked off a sufficient number of oblong squares to produce the number of copies required.I typed a number of the slips at my office.and the remaining number at home.and the work was soon completed.For more than one week we awaited the return visit of this woman.but she did not put in an appearance, £0 | suggested to Mrs.Tyner that 1 deliver them personally.rather than have the lady travel the long distance between our home and the YWCA.Mrs.Tyner has ever been blessed with a retentive memory.but when she looked for the piece of paper on which she had written the name and address of the woman, it could not be located.Neither could she recall her name.It since has appeared to me that it was God's purpose that this should be so, for the strengthening of our faith, and possibly that of the woman concerned.For a moment, when 1 arrived at Windsor and St.Catherine streets, | was undecided whether to walk down Windsor street to Dorchester, then ome block west to the YWCA, er te walk ope block west along St.Catherine street, and from there down Stanley te Der- Cars don\u2019t mix with cigs, pop Two nineteen year old boys proved last week that you can't do two things at once, at least not if one of them is driving a car.On June 14, Peter Rodger.5039 Victoria avenue, looked down to turn on his radio as he drove along Grosvenor avenue and ran into the car of Mara Valomarius, 574 Roslyn avenue, stopped in front of 476 Grosvenor to let off her cousin.The next day, David Sholom Josephson, 43 Forden Crescent, ran into the parked car of Reginald E.Knight, 4010 Montrose avenue.when he took time out to douse a cigarette.His mother.Mrs.S.Josephson, suffered a bang on her forehead.Further.he smashed the radiator of his car and damaged its right front headlight and fender.The hood of Mr.Knight's car sprung left struck my left front fender.1 then turned to the right and struck a truck passing me on my - right.\u201d chester street.| decided on the | Sandu Avramescu, 4750 Vezina, : later and.when | had walked Checkers cab driver, told police one block south and was at the Mr Horvath's car swerved to the ! back of the Windsor Hotel, Wear left and struck his right rear fen-\u2019 Cypress street, ! observed a der.denting and tearing it.; man turn frem eff Dorchester Jean Gerard.2552 Albert ave- | ea te Stanley, and walk toward ue.also going south on Victoria.me, followed at a distance of told police Mr.Horvath's car somewhat (we hundred feet by | (ruck the left rear fender of his a weman.ruck.1 met and passed the man hut, when the woman reached (Continued on page 17) Live in your heart as though | every day were Christmas.and the left rear fender, taillight, trunk and bumper were damaged.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 23, 1961 Girl rescuer An cleven-year old girl sutfer.ed minor injuries June 15 when she dashed into the st:cet to get her little brother and was struek by a truck.The driver was Ger man Peloguin, 2254 Chemin Chambly.Elizabeth Small 383 Selby 11 hit by truck street.told police she was walk.mg along Hallowell avenue with her brother on the way te school.Her brother started to run across the street and \u201che ran out to get him Flicabeth\u2019's head was scraped.She also received shight injuries te her left knee and shun bone.lum \u2014 + Fer information write: STANSTEAD COLLEGE Stanstead, Quebec Neodmaster Merry Mutchison, M.A., 0.84.0.M.D.A residential High School for boys \u2014 academic curricu- ports \u2014 varied extra-curricular activities \u2014 highly qualified staff \u2014 full time Chaplain \u2014 Grades VI te Xil.Several! scholarships and bursaries available.\u2018Interviews available on Wrerdneaday.in Windsor Dr.Horry Hutchison Stanstead College, Stessived, Que.June 28.from Neotel (let fleur\", 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 C.I.stand for a great number of new banking adväntages.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 ou mspLaY .Embroidered - Kashmir NUMDAH RUGS roel for the ¢ suniry cottage.x3 upre 9112, 3.95 to $83.50 GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 Se.Catherine $0.W.Westmount am A ALAA AAA A I ASE ee NN NY YY TY TTS WE 24277 \u2014 Evenings: RE.8-4605 Sd ME.and MRS.LEONARD F.BROWN photographed following their wedding in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The bride was formerly Miss Beverley Ann Guilfoyle, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.KE.A.Guilfoyle, of Westmount; the bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.A.N.Brown of Montreal.Srial and Personal Women's Clubs, will arrive here in Montreal on June 28 on her return from Victoria Falls, Rho- Baroness Vera von Sass has arrived from Germany to spend the summer with her son-in-law and daughter Mr.and Mrs.K.von desia, where she has been at- Randow ot Westmount, tending the board meeting of the em International Federation as Can- Miss Una Maclean, National adian delegate.A dinner in her honor given at the Themis Club, 1336 Sherbrooke street west, on June 28 at 6:30 p.m.by the -#* Montreal branch of the Business | and Professional Women's Club will be followed by a meeting at which Miss MacLean will be the guest speaker.president of the Canadian Feder: ation of Business and Professional reid HOUSE OF PAINTINGS +» db @ oil Paintings ¢ are eg Te of Distinction © DD 4908 Sherbrooke St.W.{Cor.Prince Albert) The Ball of the Montreal cum of Fine arts will take place on December 15 at the Museum.Miss Florence Kenehan has returned from Scarsdale, ; she attended the wedding of Miss Nancy Elizabeth Wilson to Mr.Robert Grover Nesbit.SAVE ON UPHOLSTERING ! 10% Discount During July and August Let = your furniture ot reduced rates while you vecotion, We will pick it up before you leave and bave # your return.Wide choice of fabrics.Samples shown in your home visit our shep.J.JASLOW woo.designers of Le period and modern NOME CT NEY RT WT alan iti.I: SLIPCOVERS ore en \u201crout bo or upholstery i Order © DRAPERIES NG ® REPAIRING ar FINE WORKMANSHIP FREE ESTIMATES AND DELIVERY HU.9-1001 5049 Sherbrooke St.W.: RE-UPHOLSTERI be REMODELLING Linn toe ii Mus-, THE EXAMINER WOMENS (ih.\"IONTREAL, FRIDAY.JUNE 23, Moore-Thom pson The marriage of Patricia Jean, daughter of the Rev.Callum Thompson, and of Mrs.Thompson, of Westmount, to Mr.lan John Sibbald Moore, son of Mrs.Frank Seddon, of Westmount, and of Mr.John L.Moore, of Vancouver, took place recently in Westmount Park Emmanuel Calvary United Church, the father of the bride, officiating.Mr.Wayne Riddell played the wedding music, and standards of white flowers and greenery were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her father, Mr.Eric Callum Thompson, was in a gown of white silk organdy over taffeta, having a fitted bodice with a scoop neckline and short sleeves edged with Guipure lace; and a bouffant skirt, fashioned with a front panel trimmed with lace.Her veil of tulle illusion was held pear droplets, and she carried a bouquet of Sweetheart roses white sweetpeas, and ivy.as maid of honor, was in a frock having a fitted green straw bandeau with veiling.and carried a bouquet of shasta daisies, and ivy.Mr.Kenneth Moore acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Peter Dyce, and Master Michael Thompson.Mrs.Thompson, the bride's mother, was in a gown of gold linen, fashioned on sheath lines.She wore a hat of mauve flower petals, and a corsage bouquet of mauve orchids.Mrs.Seddon, mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in dusty pink organza over a flowered silk print.She wore a small beige hat, and a corsage bouquet of mauve orchids.Mrs.John Thompson, of Vancouver, B.C., grandmother of the bride, was in a suit of beige linen.She wore a hat of pastel pink and green flower petals, and a corsage bouquet of cream carnations.The reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Moore left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in an ensemble of coral pink linen.and wearing white cc- cessories.Among the out-of-town-guests; mother of the bride.of Vancouver.B.C.Mrs.Harold Pirie, Miss Edith McMullen, and Miss Muriel McMullen, of Dundas.Ont.Engagemen ls The engagement is announced of Miss Eleanor Louise Patrick, daughter of Mrs.A.Dunston Russell of Montreal and Group Captain Kenneth R.Patrick, OBE, CD, of Bedford, Quebec, to Mr.Edwin Arthur McCavour of Lorneville, New Brunswick.The marriage will take place on September 2 at the Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, The engagement is announced of Helen Elizabeth Andrea, daughter of Mrs.Helen McGregor Leigh of Montreal and Dr.M.Digby Leigh, of Los Angeles, California, to Mr.Robert John Johnson, son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert James Johnson of Westmount.The marriage will take place in July 15 at St.Ignatius of Loyola Church.When parents are able to answer the children\u2019s questions it's up.a sign that the kids are growing by a bandeau of lace petals and \u2014 Miss Marion Agnes, Thompson, ' of pale green lace and taffeta.| bodice with a bateau neckline, and she wore a, trimmed 1961 McKENNA OF COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 MISS ULLA-MAY STENMAN and MR.ROLF CALHOUN whose marriage will take place on July 15 in Queen Mary Road United Church The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Karl Stenman of Notre Dame de Grace.Her fiance is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie T.Calhoun.{ The marriage of Carolyn Beth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.Barry Cale, of the Town of Mount Royal, to Mr.Neil Bruce Mactavish, of Halifax, N.S., son of Mr.and Mrs.K.L.Mactavish, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon at three o'clock in Mount Royal United Church, the Rev.Arthur Organ, DD, officiating.Mrs.William Bergstrom played the wedding music, and Mrs.Palmer Neil sang during the of white carnations, blue chrys- signing of the register.Standards anthemums, and coral gladioli, and candles in candelabra were used to decorate the church.BRIDE'S GOWN The bride who was given away by her father.was gowned in white satin, with a fitted bodice having a scalloped bateau neckline and long sleeves, and a bouffant skirt falling into a chapel train.Her fingertip length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of seed pearls, and she carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations, pink Sweetheart roses, and blue gladioli blossoms.\"honor, and Miss Kadi Josua and Miss Helen Svendson, as bridesmaids.were in frocks of silk organza over taffeta, with fitted bodices having high necklines and | N.Y.where were Mrs.John Thompson, grand- bouffant skirts, Miss Ahara being in lilac blue, Miss Josua being in pale blue, and Miss Svendson in turquoise blue.They wore circles of white pompons and pink carnations in their hair, and carried bouquets of the same flowers.Mr.Alain Lefebvre acted as best man for Mr.Mactavish, and PART TIME er FULL e STENOS e TYPISTS Miss Carolyn Beth Cale weds Mr.Neil Bruce Mactavish the ushers were Mr.Haines, of Westmount, John Latimer.Mrs.Cale, the bride's mother, wore an ensemble of champagne beige silk shantung, with an avocado green hat and accessories, and a corsage bouquet of gold baby chrysanthemums.Mrs.Mactavish, mother of the bridegroom, was in a gown of green silk.She wore a pale beige hat and accessories, and a corsage bouquet of yellow Tea roses.Following the reception, Mr.and Mrs.Mactavish left for their wedding trip, the bride travelling in an ensemble of peach satin brocade, and wearing a white hat and accessories.OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS ' Among the out-of-town guests were: Mrs.L.S.Pennington, of Quebec, Mrs.H.A.Dickson, of Cookshire, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.John Cruickshank, and Miss Ann Cruickshank, of Inverness, Que.; Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Fisher, and Mr.(Continued on page 14) Howard and Mr.y Miss Lee Ahara, as maid of Save Time.Save Money Majestic Gift Shoppe Most up-to-date Boutique in N.D.G.specializing in importe- tion of original gitts, lamps, pictures, Art Bibelots.Gift Wrapping and Delivery At Ne Extra Charge 6026 Sherbrooke W.HU.6-5322 Corner Hampton REGISTER NOW! ASSIGNMENTS AVAILABLE FOR ® Business Machine Operators At good hourly rates in all parts of the city | Call.OFFICE OVERLOAD CO.LTD.e 505 Derchester St.West Weston Girls\u2019 | School results This year's graduates of Weston School.a private girls\u2019 school on Severn avenue.Westmount, were Maila Ervart, Claudette Foisy, Vera Gardos, Susan Greenfield, Linda Hunt, Diane Joule.Heather Nico), Dawn Ogilvie and Daphne Tucker.Honor Ribbons in studies were awarded to Esther Sternberg, Jeanne Sonea.Barbara Martin and Kathleen Hersey of Bronte House, and to Judy Malone and Gabriella Waller of Austen House.Honor Ribbons in sports went | to Toni Tata, Patsy Stewart, Shelagh Henry, Michelle Fisher, Beth Frost.Roslyn Luke.Gabrielle Waller, Tiggy Black and Robyn MacDonald of Austen House and to Maddie Taylor, Anne Epstein, Esther Sternberg, Barbara Martin, Kathleen Hersey, Carol Brown and Susan Caulkins of Bronte House.Presentations were made j Diane Joule.president of the Student\u2019s Council; Maila Ervart, editor of Ad Lucem: Linda Hunt, | business editor of Ad Lucem; Susan Caulkins, head of Bronte House and Susan Greenfield head Austen House.The Frank Win- spear Bursary was presented to Vera Mors, The closing exercises were presided over by Mr.Edward Brown, ' and the address was made by Prof.A.D.Winspear.| ! 1 to e GOLD © COPPER © BRASS © CHROME © NICKEL © RHODIUM © CADMIUM © SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sor; Lid.Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths ond Elec- tre Ploters, Operating Conada\u2019s Largest High Class Job Shep.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St.\u2018I.5-7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.Genuine Choice Western BEEF QUALITY IS ECONOMY HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Fresh Killed Poultry, Grocer- les, Fruits ond Vegetables.© IMPORTED PRODUCTS ° NICHOL'S, Lennoxville, HAMS, SAUSAGE & BACON 4466 St.Catherine West Neer Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 \u20ac Posen Photo SHOWN PLANNING ACTIVITIES for the 94th annual meeting of the Canadian Medical Asseciation which was held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel this week, are members of the Ladies Committee : when we can supply shiny \u201c low rate of $4 per hour ! ; Why not call today and let us take care of your trans- ; portation problems.Charge accounts may be arranged.| WESTMOUNT TAXI | WE.5-2468 À Wedding un the Family 7 Then you'll require cars for the wedding party and guests.No need to pay high rates for limousine service lack cars driven by dependable, courteous chauffeurs in neat uniforms.And at the left to right: Mrs.H.S.Mortoa, co-chairman ef registration: Mrs.| 1 G.W.Halpenny.chairman of the Mrs.Normand Belliveau).Dr.G Canadian Medical Association and Ladies Committee (co-chairman, .W.Halpenny, president of the president of the Quebec Medical Association; Mrs.George Stream, co-chairman of Hespitality.All of Westmount.| Hero-Simms The marriage of Kathleen Anne,\u2019 daughter of Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Simms, of Westmount, to Mr.Louis Stephen Hero, son of Mrs.Louis S.Hero of Aylmer.Que.| and the late Mr.Hero, took place ' recently in St.Malachy's Church, ! Rev.John Britt officiating.The bride was in a gown of\u2018 white organza with a short veil of | tulle illusion and carried a bouquet of red rosesbuds and lilies- of-the-valley.Mrs.Gerald Wellen, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and Mr.L.Magyar acted as best man for Mr.Hero.Following a reception.Mr.and Mrs.Hero left for the Maritimes and Eastern United States, the bride travelling in a beige silk suit, with matching accessories, and a corsage of yellow roses.NOTICE News for the women's and social pages should be addressed each week to the women's editor Mrs.Millicent HICKMORE at 7005 Kildare Road phone HUnter 1-2771 (Monday through Friday (8 a.m.to 4.30 p.m.) ven nome re \u2018The Magic Carpet\u2019 | on show to June 24 Local women, who have seen the \u2018Magic Carpel now on dis-' play at the downtown store of | Henry Birks and Sons may be, interested in learning some of the facts concerning this precious bejewelled rug.containing 18,000 precious and semi-precious gems, and valued at $400,000.The unique piece of craftsmanship.known as the \u201cPride of India\u201d, is the work of the Indian firm of Ganeshi Lall and Son, which devoted 49.6186 man-hours of labor over a two-year period to complete the project.On hand for the opening of the five-day exhibit was Man Mohan Lall, president of the In- djan firm, who was persuaded by a Birks travelling representative, to show his treasure as part of an exotic colored gem collection.Mr.Lall said plans for the special rug were drawn up in 1945 as a tribute to the beginning of | the firm's second century of exist.| ence.Work was begun in 1949 and completed in 1951.i \u201cIt is called the Magic Carpet of the East in as much as it is considered to be not only the finest work of craftsmanship of | the 20th century.but also because it is practically impossible | to lay hands on so many varieties ! of stones, much less to see them | in one piece.\u201d In all, 18,000 stones of 47 varieties are studded in the Fug.Among the precious ones are dia- |; mond, emerald.ruby, saphire and pearly; semi-precious stones include white saphire, yellow topaz, amethyst, onyx and turquoise.What holds these stones placé?According to Mr.Hall, there are about 80 ounces of sil- | ver, four different kinds of golden thread and wires weighing 175 ounces.four kinds of silver thread and wires weighing 110 ounces, and 30 ounces of silk thread.Measuring 7 ft.5 in.by 5 ft.5 in., the entire work.is dominated by a design selected from motifs inscribed upon the Taj Mahal, that Indian monument of immortal love, whose beauty and splendour is recognized throughout the world.Three hundred and fifty flowers, none of them matching, make up the overall pattern, each flower containing from 1500 to 15,000 stitches.Ganeshi Lall & Son, established in 1845, is the oldest firm of its Orange picnic The annual picnic at the Orange and Protestant Home for Children will be held on July 1 at the home.157 Philippe street, Rosemere.For those wishing transportation there will be a bus leaving the corner of Atwater avenue and St.Catherine street at 10 am.Refreshments available on grounds.There will be games, races and a band in attendance.Further information can be ob- tained from J.Burke, PO.6-3480.Four local girls excel in various types of nursing oO The Montreal General Hospital School of Nursing held us grad uation Exercises recently when Dr.Douglas G.Cameron.Physician-in- Chief at the Hospital addressed the graduates.| krad- Prize winners im (he uating class are: Mrs Jo-Anne Scholtz.Ville LaSalle, \u2018Board of, Management prize for general \u2018 proficieney and the prise for proficiency in surgical nursing>.Lyn- se Francis, Westmount (Board of Management prize for general proficiency and the Dr A D Campbell prize tor the highest standing , im a special examination in gynaecological and obstetrical nursing\u2019.Janet Hassinger.Westmount, and Constance Crutchficld, Shawinigan, Que.\u2018the Mildred Hope Forbes prizes for \u2018he highest az- gregate marks during the three: year course\u2018: Maureen Quigg,\u2019 Valois.Que.\u2018the Jennie Webster ! prize for the highest aggregate\u2019 standing in the special services ' during the three-year course); Jane Lennon.Quebec City (the Lafleur Reporting Society prize in - memory of Dr.H.A.Lafleur for | the highest standiig in medical | nursing); John Molyneux, Mani- ; waki, Que.(the Dr.J.F.Burgess prize for proficiency in dermatological nursing).Maureen Rollock, St.Michael, , Barbados (the Anne Thorpe prize for bedside nursing): Wendy Du.! kind in India.and ranks high among dealers in Jewellery and art objects.In 1802 the firm was | accorded the privilege of embroidering the Coronation robe for the late Queen Alexandra, Empress of India, who wore it on the Coronation day in London.Thr \u201cPride of India\u201d remains on view at Birks until June 24.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 23, 196) 13 Vernet, Ottawa \u2018the J W Eaton prize (or the sew graduate whe has shown greatest promise of professional development\u2019, Joanne Feeney.Westmount (the Naomi Graham memorial prize for competence in care of newborn), Helea Sayder.Mantreal West «the prise for proficiency in psychiatric nurs- ng Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\u201d Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your hair.Good too, for bleached and tinted hair.SPECIAL MISS VIOLET Specialist in Facials, Manicuring, Pedicuring Phone WE.38-0562 We.5-2486 mile ° SAL 1347 GREENE AVE Westmount REPAIRS or well-equipped company.WE'RE (Ome Block West ef Are You Thinking About EXTENSION or IMPROVEMENY to Your Home?Please take advantage of our experienced, Call for FREE estimates CL.4-9404 CAN-NOR CONSTRUCTION COre AT LAST 24 HOURS A DAY KWIK WASH- KWIK DRY \u20ac Whintpoot 5152 SHERBROOKE WEST OPERATED BY WILCHAR INC.OPEN! Westmount Theetre) 14 The Westmount Esaminer, Friday, June 23, 1961 Bates OF AR abu ACTES HS.- Day by Day Se many lovely things are found, In just the every day, The passing smile, the kindly act To cheer us ea our way.A song unmarred by saddened noles Of werry, doubt, and fear, But full of courage, hope and trust, Replete with joy and cheer.The gentle word te faltering friend, Te guide his steps aright, Makes pattern for our busy days, And rest, and peace, at night.RME: étrismmet NUE Bir Bate Ws Quota Club Mrs.Mabel A.Perry, 2314 Clifton avenue, N.D.G., director of Quota International, attended the Quota International 40th annual convention in St.Louis, Missouri, at the Chase Park Plaza Hotels this week.Over 600 delegates from clubs in the United States, Canada, Australia and Mexico, attended.Dr.Nicholas Nyaradi, director of the School of International Studies.Bradley University, delivered the main address at the .NE Local delegates attend - MA a 0 A ay DOROTHY SPROULE convention International Dinner, Miss Susan Heinkel, Chicago and St.Louis TV star, sang.Miss Margaret Hickey, Public Affairs editor of the Ladies Home Journal, received a citation at tie Honors Luncheon, June 20.Special recognition was given to Quota\u2019s past presidents and district governors.Winston K.Pendleton, Washington newspaperman, spoke at the Installation Banquet June 21.Mrs.Anne G.Stillings of Rich- of private waterfront.basketball, tenais, volleyball, for yourself for illustrated booklet.Still a Chance for Your Son and/or Daughter to get away this Summer COST?RIDICULOUSLY LOW! If you have © son end/er deughter six to seventeen years of .vou give them © luxury comp vecetien on @ due et WILDWOOD CAMP ea the beautiful Lake of Vaudreuil, Que.\u2014 168 acres of natural beauty, with over « mile A full, enjoyable end educational camp life: varied eccordiag te the age ond inclination of the comper \u2014 including swimming, hiking, cook-outs, riding, water ski-ing, comoeing, boating, erchery, badminton, nights, camp fire sing songs, mevies, etc.And ali this ot a weekly rote which will really astonish yeu.Why not drive out this Saturday between 2 \u2014 just 1/2 miles north of Vaudreuil Village \u2014 © write DON'T DELAY \u2014 Telephone BElmont 4-3317 or write te: WILDWOOD CAMP VAUDREUIL, QUE.y-boak budget Twe Mountains, erts end crefts, stunt pm.and 5 pm, end see complete new room 206 Olivier Avenve MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM We can install a new recessed tub, shower fixture, sink, and bowl, individually \u2014 or a sparkle with beauty, endure for many years.Let us give you free estimates.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LIMITED \u2014\u2014 ensemble that will uraetz Photo WESTMOUNT GRADUATE: Sue- cessful completion of 1st year students at St.Mary's Hospital Scheel of Nursing was marked recently by a \u2018capping\u2019 cere- moay beld in St.Kevin's Church.Of the 90 successful students 60 are from the Prevince of Quebec.Pictured above is Miss Maureen Farrell of 4874 Westmount avenue, Westmount.mond, Virginia, international president of Quota, presided at all business sessions and conducted the closing installation of new officers.Delegate from the Quota Club of Montreal is Miss Doris Smythe and Miss Helen Boyd is alternate delegate.Other Quotarians who attended from Montreal are Mrs.Mabel A.Perry.director of Quota International, and Mrs.Norah M.Holcomb, governor of the Eighteenth District (covering Quebec and Ontario).[ Miss Carolyn .(Continued from page 12) and Mrs.Duncan Grant, and family.of Shawinigan, Que.; Squadron Leader and Mrs.L.E.Myles, and family, of Trenton.Ont.: Mr.and Mrs.John Calvert, and Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Mactavish.of Ottawa: Mr.and Mrs.J.Warren Cale, of Sarnia, Ont.: and Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Forman, of Windsor, Ont.Provincial Bank opens new branch Several hundred banking officials, special guests and local residents turned out Thursday evening to inspect the new modern branch of the Provincial Bank of Canada, Sherbrooke and Prud'- homme.The verdict was unanimous \u2014 banking is keeping ahead of the move to automation.Now Showing.Hand Loomed Linen Dress Lengths Also RAW SILKS \u2014 COTTON and SILK SARIS for beautiful Dresses GREGORY'S WE.5-1189 | 4151 Se.Catherine Se.W.WE 24277 Gees.RE.60-4606 Beta Sigma marks 30th Celebrating the 30th Anniversary ef Beta Sigma Phi international serority, eight chapters pledged girls in membership at a ritual dinner.Mrs.H.Hind read the Exemplar Ritual.Members receiving the Exemplar : Degrre were : Mrs.M.Craig, Mrs.D.Dolan, Mrs.K.Henderson, Mrs.J.Hum- frey, Mrs.P.Hunchak, Mrs.J.Malick, Miss Muriel McGuisty, 4000 O'Bryan avenue, Mrs.H.W.Lucking, 1685 Filion street, Saint Laurent; Mrs.E.Archibald, Mrs.A.W.Bridgewater, 4150 Cavendish avenue; Mrs.R.Jennie, Mrs.Miss assisted by Mrs.P.Potash conduct- SA Band to perform at strawberry social The Salvation Army Band will play selections at the Annual Strawberry Social of the W.A.of the Catherine Booth Hospital on Thursday, June 22, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., on the grounds of the Nurses\u2019 Residence, Montclair avenue, N.D.G.The committee in charge of the Social will be: Mrs.Wm.Mann, Mrs.J.L.Rankin, Mrs.W.A.Routledge, Mrs.E.Ward, Mrs.A.Decarie, Mrs.J.W.Clarke, Mrs.J.L.Morris, Mrs.R.L.Small, Miss Mildred Milne, Miss Nancy Jones, and Miss B.Gibson, with Mrs.T.D.Handrahan as chairman, Added attractions will be a table of home cooking with Mrs.J.H.Boston in charge, and a flower table with Mrs.C.G.Nuttall in charge.Articles from the Travelling Wagon of the Hospital will also be on display and on sale for the evening.Phi Sorority anniversary ed the \u2018Pledge Ritual\u201d.Miss Carol Robinson and Mrs.L.Balagh were pledged as new members The \u201cRitual of Jewels\u2019 degree was received by: Miss Agatha Clark, Miss Jean Bayne, Miss O.Krysiuk, Miss V.Mathias, Miss A.Daoust, Mrs.R.Richmond, Mrs.L.Spooner, Mrs.E.H.Rarthlou, Mrs.J.D.Norris, Mrs.P.G.Blue, Mrs.J.Bridges, Mrs.J, Bratkowski, Mrs.H.Montgomery.Mrs.Muriel McGuinty and Mrs.H.Bierd officiated at the ritual.Mrs.M.Bergstrom was pianist and Mrs.E.H.Rathiou was soloist.Head Table guests included Mrs.K.A.Biggs, City Council president; Mrs.P.Potash, 1st vice- president; Miss Margaret Mac- Kenzie 2nd vice-president; Mrs.H.Bierd, Dr.and Mrs.L.Patterson.International Honorary member \u2014 Mrs.M.Bergstrom; Homorary member \u2014 Mrs.C.B.Stephen; Directors \u2014 Mrs.E.Farrell aad Mrs.H.Boisvert; Chapter presidents : Mrs.M.Burrows, Mrs.L.Malick, Miss Lynn Edgar, Mrs.J.Munroe, Mrs.H.Hind, Mrs.F.Lawrence.Miss Muriel McGuinty sand grace and Mrs.K.A.Biggs proposed a toast to- Her Majesty the Queen Miss Margaret MacKenzie outlined the highlights of the chapter for the year.Founders Day Pledge was read by Mrs.H.Bierd.30th Founders\u2019 Day Pledge was given in ceremony by Mrs.M.Burrows.Mrs.H.Hind presented a cheque on behalf of the girls of Alpha Chapter to Dr.L.Patterson which would enable 2 children from the \u201cSchool for Crippled Children\u2019 to attend camp this summer.i UNINTERRUPTED 10-MINUTE MUSICAL SEGMENTS 1 P.M.TIL 4 AM.DARY Catherine Booth WA plans coming events Mrs.T.D.Handrahan is the chairman of the committee for the Annual Strawberry Social to be held on the lawn of the Catherine Booth Hospital Nurses\u2019 Residence on Montclair avenue June 22 from 6.30 to 9 p.m.The Salvation Army Band will play selections for the guests and there will be a home cooking table as well as a flower table.Chairmen for the Sale of Work to take place November 16 and\u2018 17 in the Nurses\u2019 Residence on! Montclair are: Mrs.Robert A.\u2018 Japp, president and Mrs.E.W.! Knapp, chairman of the Sale of Work: Mrs.R.B.Porteous, Miss E.E.Thacker, Mrs.A.L.Small, | Mrs.D.F.Talbot, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Mrs.E.Smith, Mrs.E.Brown, Mrs.C.Waldo, Mrs.E.L.Brueton, Mrs.W.A.Falconer.On June 6 two bus loads of Adolphe MRS.M.BAILY, whe was recently elected president of Beth Photo Zion Sisterhood for the 1961-62 season.Others elected te the executive are: Mrs.Mrs.M.Katz and Mrs.S.Phillips, vice-presidents; Mrs.H.Sazant, Mrs.D.Airov, Mrs.A.members of the Catherine Booth | Mendelzys and Mrs.H.Tessier.Ladies Auxiliary made an enjoy- 4 able trip to the Lake Placid Club where they had lunch, toured the grounds and admired the scenery.Before leaving for home they had afternoon tea, also at the Club.At the monthly meeting the ladies of the executive, with Mrs.Robert A.Japp, the new Presi: dent in the chair, several important motions were passed.Bed- spreads are to be purchased for private and semi-private rooms.M.Flom, | Mrs.D.K.Gowans re-electe Eventide Home WA president\u2019 The sixth annual meeting of , the Women's Auxiliary of Even- , tide Home of the Salvation Army was held recently at the Home Mrs.D.K.Gouans was in the chair and Brigadier G.Duckery opened the meeting with prayer.Reports reccaved from the chairmen of various committees showed the past year to be one of outstanding success for the Auxiliary.Mrs.M.H.Schade, \u2018secretary.gave a detailed report of all meetings held during the , past year and listed the duna- tions given by the Auxiliary for the benefit of the residents \u2014 exhaust fans, towel racks, smoking stands and bedspreads.The treasurer Mrs.R CC Braithwaite reported a very suc- .cessful year.Mrs.Sydney A.Mac- Sween reported that during the year, 22 donations were recorded in the Record Book of donations of the auxiliary.Miss Anne Mac- Donald, Beauty Parlor chairman $1000 was voted for the purchase Feports 21 permanents and 158 of abdominal surgical instruments ' 8tylings given the ladies of the for the operating room.The Birth- Home and this service is very day Club will purchase a Toledo much appreciated.Mrs.B.T.Scale for the Hospital Nursery.A Gardner, Entertainment chairman new Travelling Wagon will be pur- was very busy during the season th f the Auxiliary With 13 concerts being given.chased Hosa © y Miss E.E.Thacker.Membership chairman reported a total of 144 Wetherill-Smith wedding held in Edm The marriage of Ellen Carey, daughter of the Rev.R.Douglas Smith, DD, and Mrs.Smith of Westmount, to Mr.John Michael Wetherill, of Edmonton, Alta.son of Mr.and Mrs.G.Wetherill, of Headington, Oxford.England, took place on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock in Robertson United Church, Edmonton, the Rev.R.Douglas Smith, DD, of Dominion- Douglas United Church, West- mount, father of the bride.officiating, assisted by the Rev.Robert F.Smith of St.Luke's Pax Plante Tells the Shocking Story of Montreal Crime Montreal's underworld is trying today to bribe its way back to wer, to have officials turn a lind eye to organized crime.Now, in a five- series, \"THE SHAME O| CITY.\u201d former assistant police director Pax Plante tells the whole story of his fight against vice and corruption in Montreal.Starting in this week's STAR WEEKLY The Nation's Finest 15¢ Worth sw3 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot condi- Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone Number WE.2-1545 tions.members, 1 honorary, 82 activeg and 61 associates.Mrs.R.J.! Dunn, Press chairman reported letters enclosing reports, notices.Birthday tea and Christmas party notices and reports sent to all papers.Photographs were also ; + taken during the year and sin- United Church.Fort St.John., i en B.C.brother of the bride.Mr.G.| ©\u20acFe thanks expressed to the press ; for their cooperation.Mrs.J.H.Douglas Millson played the wed- | .ti a .ding music.and Mr.J.A.Baines | Struthers, Recreation chairman onton, Alta.sang during the signing of the | register.Standards of pink and white gladioli and carnations ar- | ranged with greenery were used reports 9 Games nights held \u2014 The American Women's Club.Men's Club of the Home.Inner- wheel Club of the Rotary Club, past year Mrs S.J.Handicraft chairman faithfully with Mrs.Earl Moore and some of the residents to make the millinery display of hais an enjoyable event at the March meeting Mes GG.Dockery then thanked the Women's Auxiliary for their untiring efforts in helping to make the residents happy Final plans were made for the Birthday tea to be held on Wad- nesday.June 14 to which all members and friends ave invited Mrs.D.K.Gowans in her presidential remarks was very happy to report on the progress and cooperation of the executive and members during the vear SLATE OF OFFICERS Honorary president.Mrs.F W Baily: president.Mrs D.kK Gowans; vice-president.Mrs Uden: secretary, Mrs.A.P.Hall: treasurer.Mrs RC.Bratth- waite.Chairmen of standing commit- L Glew, worked tees; beauty parlor.Miss Anne MacDonald; entertainment, Mrs.J.B.Fraser.membership, Mrs.C.G.Nuttall; press, Mrs.R.J.Dunn: recreation, Mrs.J.H.Struthers; sewing, Mrs.R.Hughes; social, Mrs.W.A.Rout- ledge; assistant social, Mrs.R.Rao Westmount Examiner, Fridoy.June 23, 194) 15 » Wal-Mir Photo MRS.HARRY HALTON, recest- ly re-elected president of Sister hood of Temple Beth Sholom.Her wsewly-clected vice-presi- dents are Mesdames: Harry Futernick.Jack Halperin, Harry Rapkin and Martin Rubin.Berry: Tuck Shop, Mrs.R.B.Porteous; visiting.Mrs.P.Shaughnessy Mrs.P.Swail expressed on behalf of the members thanks to the Nominating Chairman and her committee.Tea was served by Mrs.P.Shaughnessy and her committee with Mrs.F W.Baily and Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween president at the tea table.The Royalmount Kiwanis, Kin- | to decorate the church.ette Club of Pointe Claire and The bride, who was given away the Venture Club came on 4 dif-; Smith, was gowned in white satin Seems haine and her | brocade, with a fitted bodice hav-| mittee have had a busy season | A 8 pr Dhak S03 20 bouffant skirt, fashioned with two! clal chairman \u2018and her com toe \"pleats at the front, ending in a'served refreshments to approxim- chapel train.Her chapel-length! ately 1379 at the Birthday tea, veil of tulle illusion was held! Christmas party, 12 entertain- | by a coronet of seed pearls.and ' ments and 6 general meetings.she carried a cascade bouquet of Mrs.Robert Berry.Assistant pink roses.Her only ornament Social chairman and her commit.was a strand of pearls.ltee served refreshments to ap- | ATTENDANTS proximately 638 at Games Nights.| Mrs.Robert F.Smith, as matron Mrs.R.B.Porteous, Tuck Shop | of honor for her sister-in-law, and , chairman and her committee! \u2018Miss Patricia J.McNeill, as open the Tuck Shop every Tues- | ; bridesmaid.were in frocks of day and Friday, which is much; {aqua silk organza over white appreciated by the residents,! i printed taffeta with fitted bodices | especially during the winter sea- having bateau necklines and full son.Mrs.E.D.Bent, Visiting skirts.They wore coronets of pink chairman and her committee, carnations in their hair, and car- | make regular Wednesday visits \u2018ried bouquets of the same flow-, to the residents.: ers.Mrs.R.Uden, Birthday Shelf | Mr.Ross Morrison acted as chairman states 142 birthdays best man for Mr.Wetherill.and during the season.80 men and the ushers were Mr.lan Morri- 62 ladies and each received a son and Mr.John Spurr.j lovely gift also a Birthday card Mrs.Smith, the bride's mother, sent by a member.Mrs.S.A.was in a suit of sky blue silk Innes is chairman of the Birth- shantung.She wore a pink or- day card list.Mrs.Wm.McVey, ganza hat and a corsage bouquet reported on the activities of the DRAPERY SPECIAL Custom-made Drapes, wall-to-wall, Ceiling to Floor, with tracks.For as low as 53 7 °° © FREE INSTALLATION © Val Royal Distributors 382 Victoria Ave.HU.1-5424 (Just below Sherbrooke) of pink Sweetheart roses.| telephone committee during the Following the reception.which was held in the church hall.Mr.AE J o ANKE Smith, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.R.I.Smith.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.on sale JUNE 30 \u2014 to JULY 5 \u2014 at NETHERDALE FARMS REG'D.(Route 30, east of Lachute, on the Ste.Agathe Roed) by CHAMBLY ANTIQUES 10 A.M.TO 10 P.M.DAILY This is the famous and extensive Cena.Baines, Mr.and Mrs.Dennis Ma- guire.and Miss Barbara Elliott, of Calgary.Alta.LOA service Montreal County C48, Loval : Orange Association, will hold its church service at Westminster- Central United Church, Atwater avenue near St.Antone street, : on Sunday.June 25 at 7:30 p.m.and Mrs.Wetherill left for their How To Get There: wedding trip, the bride travelling in an ensemble of peacock blue silk shantung, and wearing a pink hat and navy blue accessories.' OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Among the out-of-town guests were: Dr.and Mrs.Clifford B.Netherdele Farms is on Route 30, cest of Lechute en the reed te Ste.Agathe.From Montreal tohe the Autoroute, et exit 17 toke Route 41 for cbeut 15 miles te the intersection of Route 30, end then Route 30 fer about one mile.Members will meet at the Orange Hall, 1081 Greene avenue.West- DON'T MISS mount, at 7 pm.from where ™IS they will parade to the church.OPPORTUNITY Regalia will be worn.Members of PHONE OL.8-8121 diana collection of Wm.Cottingham, M.P.P.for Argenteuil, which is to be sold by straight sale.no auction, all items clearly marked as to price.CHESTS \u2014 SPINNING WHEELS - CHAIRS BEDS \u2014 CORNER CUPBOARDS \u2014 BENCHES \u2014 ANTIQUE BOTTLES \u2014 WEATHERVANES 1843 FIRE-ENGINE, ON DISPLAY CAST IRON STOVES, 3.decher, Frenklins end meny other well-baown model.all LOA organizations are in- vited. \u201816 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, Juae 23, 1941 e TV e RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Antennas our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 Se.Catherine W.1 WE.5-9282 2 Property Wanted \" WANTED \u2014 HOUSE T to 8 rooms, nest schools Price to] 850.000.Call Paul Duke.MU.1-6365 or | Frank A Norman & Co Ltd.1255 Tad Bivd KE 11-6817 3 Country Pet For Sale Knowlton Summer Cottage Excellent 7 1oom furnished cot tage situated in ver good sur roundings, close to riding, golf and boat clubs.Fusily winter - tzed 89.500 00 (offers.Call G A.Rotherham at VI 5 4221 o> Knowlton, CH 3.5712 tcollect).THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY TET WKF a ied see = WATE FTW CRE LR vertes + \u2014 PHONE YOUR cng \u2018 , HUnter 1-0451 \u2019 rome phone yom Ad cui in tie west.Ne Ads accepted after 10:30 am.Thursday for current issue.Fer your convenience.Adtakier on duty Tuesday and Wednesdey The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising EN _ r \u201ca ADS \u2014\u201d 4c ( enti 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1-845).: 10 Words 50° | for each additional word, Can 07 RES \u2019 om + LEA Hil.a 2s mas + eu M 24 Autos For Sale Citroen DS-19 1859 PERFECT LONDITION LOW MILEAGE WE.37314 RI.4 1475 AUSTIN A-90 1978.6 cylinder.excellent condition, must sell.1«t offer of 8500 or nearest takes it away.Evenings only.HU 8.8990 26 Garages To Let PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE Parking.washing, greasing.etc.a! reasonable rates.Also day or night yearly contracts.VICTORIA AVENUE SUMMER cottage with 110 foot (rontage on Misissiquoi Bay.Excellent boat, boathouse, private entrance from paved highway.33 miles from Montreal.Phone OX 3-3986 5 Country Houses Te Let RAWDON, large furnished cottage ncar beach, bathroom with shower Scason $400 00 Phone CR.2 BEVANS LAKE.4 room cottage, electricity, boat O1 for sale OR 1-8154.GARAGE 370 VICTORIA AVE.HU.6-0767 HEATED garage $15.00 monthly, 1347 Greene Ave.Westmount.WE.5-0562.PRIVATE: vicinity Mount Preasant and Sherbrooke.Call WE.5-7942 HEATED garage with electronic door on Metcalfe Avenue, between Sherbrooke and Western Avenue.WE.2- 7 Resorts BROMF.LAKE, Maple lodge.Beach, Tennis, water in rooms, T.V., excellent Cuisine.RE.7-4467.QUEBEC Adult Camp WEEKLY OR WEFK-ENDS EXCELLENT SWIMMING & BOATING STEAM BATHS L'ANNONCIATION COUNTY LABELLE, QUE.12 Apartments To Let RIDGEWOOD, spacious Dachelor apartment available July 1st.Call RE.1-3100 evenings.12b Furnished Apartments BACHELOR apartment, new.Cote St Paul.Nicely furnished Elderly gentle man preferred.Reasonable PO 8.0636 13b Furnished Apartments Wanted BASEMENT apartment wanted as studio and ving quartess.for musicien Phone HU 11-2852 16 Flats - Duplexes To Let upper duplex.occupanes, Lautent Catt RI 8 ROOM immediate Saint 6 pm.+ CLAREMONT and Sherbrooke.business not heated, 1361 Gohier.T-8983, after Rooms To Let | 5874.|29a For Sale Living Room Furniture THHEE piece sectional love seat slip- [so Excellent condition.HU.1- 2870 VY VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VIPVPVvTVY VY Service Directory à à A À À À À A À A À à A A A AA A à A A à A à Building Repairs GENERAL.cement repairs, 25 years experience.Specialty, cul stone sidewalks, walls, cement refiacing.patios, ee Et Ain of odd | House Repairs : Exterior & Interior Painting at | Reasonable Prices ANYTHING IN CARPENTRY AND PAINTIN PLANNED KITCHENS capte AYROOMS BUILDING EXTENSIONS ; ALUMINUM SIDING FINEST REFERENCES | SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CLIVE DRAKE GENERAL CONTRACTOR WE.7-0990 lady has bed-utting room to rent, | furnished or partly.Congenital Call | after 7 pm.HU 2.2700 21 Reoms Wanted WANTED biunt bed sitting Detveen Atwater and Greene 21b Nursing Homes _ LA CAILLE REST HOME ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES FOR RETIRED PEOPLE IS NOW OPEN.MAXIMUM 6 PERSONS.room, 'E 3- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: GRANBY FR.2-5859 N DG niuring care.M hours daily.Tray service, private and semi- -private tooms 482-A177, 24 Autos For Sale \u201d LÉAVING for E Men Dauphine, 1000.leu ham oe itt equipped, semi-automatic.sliding roof, leatherette, radio.Event ings HU.6-0947.A.Business Services INCOME TAX.BUSINFSS OR PFR- SONAL PROBLEMS.BOOKKEEPING REAL ESTATE.PENSIONS.ETC.WM PAXMAN.CSC VI 2.8867 AVAILABLE anytime for any kind of moving: call Roger WE.3-1491 MOVING and trash hauling.anytime.ans where Lowest rates.Cal FRED \u2014 WE.2-3038 Carpentry CARPENTER looking for small jobs.hourly or contract.Mount Pleasant, Victoria vicinity.Good quality erafts- manehip guaranteed.V.Jensen.WE.FAST SERVICE WU.1-8451 AE Mra TIAN MOTS MS ion TIE ORE MS AI Sa OUPS NE cc NK 29% For Sdle Dining Reom Furniture A Real Bargain 0-PIECE DUCO DINING ROOM SET.EXCELLENT CONDITION.HU.68-9866.MAHOGANY dining room set.9 pieces, very reasonable.HU.1-8596 29¢ For Sale Sports Equipment Golf Clubs Wright and Ditson matched monogram set.4 woods, 1-4, 8 irons 2-9.HU.1- 5500._ \"ONYS bicvele, Norman.22\", good con- m.420.00.Phone WE.7-8037.g For Sale Clothing and Furs \"PRACTICALLY NEW DRESSES, coats, suits.negligees, sweaters, sizes 14 & 16.All very rea- sonable.moving.3015 Sherbrooke St.W.Apt.38.__ 1 00 General TWO day couches with bolsters and matching corner table.Price.new.sacrifice $75.00, complete.Phone ME.WOODWORKING MACHINES FOR SALE OR SWAP RE.8-4102 DOUBLE continental bed: 1 uphoister- ed chair.¢ dining room chairs.HU.6- 0688.| Educational 5 PRIVATE SUMMER COURSES French or English arranged by u professor of Montreal Catholic School Commission.Supplementary exams a specialty, Phone HU.8-5980 after 5 p.m.o Maintenance WALLS, ceilings washed, painting done.floors cleaned and polished by experienced man.W.Campbell.RL.7- 1.583 SUMMER PLAY ROOM TO 6 YEARS FOR PARENTS WHO CARE LEAVE YOUR CHILD AT: \u201cTHE PLAY HOUSE (PRIVATE HOME, WESTMOUNT) CAREFUL DAILY SUPERVISION, PLANNED PROGRAMS.SPECIAL RATES, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.REFERENCES.WELLINGTON 2-9166.Peiating & Decorating Andersen, Petersen And Co.Regd.INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING AND DECORATING.SPRAY | PAINTING.ROXATONE.ETC WALL PAPERING FLEX WOOD AND SEFCIAL WALL COATING SUB CONTRACTORS FOR FIBER-PLAST CO.LTD.FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL UN.1-3087 PAINTING - Decorating - Interior \u201cand | Exterior, minor repairs \u2014 all types of | cleaning.Efficient workers.Reasonable | rates, All Jobs, Suaranteed.Call 8.W.Little.PO.7-4 \u201c= Riding School HORSES \u2014 PONIES BOARDING Riding Lessons 29h For Sale General Camping Equipment Outboard Motors (1.1 TO 10 HP) * Trailers (ASSORTED SIZES) ACE TRAILERS RENTALS REG'D.5530 COTE DES NEIGES MODERATE RATES RE.8-9871 CARPETS from $1.50 yd.up Cea from $20.00 up .from $1.50 yd.up Draperies LIVING Room.BEDROOM AND KITCHEN.EXCELLENT CHOICE AT LOW PRICES.Wall-to-walt .Rugs, 9 x 12 Hall carpet Sale Prices LARGE SELECTION OF BEDSPREADS \u2014 BLANI EETS \u2014 TOWELS | \u2014 UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL \u2014 KAA DOW SHADES PLASTICS \u2014 LEATH- KRETTE, ETC.ST.HUBERT DEPARTMENT STORE 7190 ST.HUBERT ST.Mirrors SPECIAL \u2014 36 x 48 $10.95 MIRRORS OF ALL KINDS RESILVERING \u2014 GLASS TOPS DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER FREE ESTIMATES MODERN GLASS SERVICE 5480 ST.LAWRENCE CR.1-6464 WESTINGHOUSE ~ automatic ret gas stove, 40°.$100.00.ANTIQUE mahogany sideboard.2 tiered, ft.long.claw-feet.$20000.A Bokara rug and some other effects.E.2-5036.washer, WE.3 OFFICE desk, chairs and table.HU.82283.CONTINENTAL bed; studio couch; practically new, very low price.5828 N.D.G.Ave.ANDREW MALCOLM blond bedrooi set.1 double bed with bar headboard, { double mattress and spring, 1 night table, in excellent condition.Completely automatic console sewing machine, biond cabinet and bench, embroiderers.sews buttons, etc.CR.8- ELECTRIC band saw; electric drill and accessories; Yashica camera; coffee and step tables.Call WE.2-2973, after 6 p.m.COT bed: baby grand piano, white: 4 dresses.size 12: 3 pair boys pants.Almost brand new.HU.4-6512 ANTIQUES: frames: aninniog wheel: EVELEIGH- PATTERSON LUGGAGE COMPANY PF.Rosve Eveleigh, proprieter EVERYTHING IN LUGGAGE HANDBAGS, WALLETS, BILLFOLDS.UMBRELLAS, ETC.© LUGGAGE REPAIRS © 4190 ST.CATHERINE W.(Corner Greene) WE.5-2101 For Sale _ General 29h Leaving Town Complete furniture and furnishings of 4 room house including T.V.refrigerator, etc.Newly bought.Must sell.HU.1-6746.Half Price Air conditioning unit, Frigidaire make, suitable for private or commercial use.Cost $500.00.Sell for $250.00 or nearest offer.Must be seen, HU.9-2808.31 Wanted To Purchase WANTED: saxaphone C Melody.preferably Buescher or Martin.gold or sitver.RE WANTED: scout's uniform, size 38.in æood condition.WE.2-80.32 Domestic Help MATURE woman, 4 nights weekly, 11 Wanted to 7 a.m., as companion to elderly lady.\u2018phone evenings.HU.8-5086; OR.1- 1-1877._ MOTHER'S helper for Coane: Light duties, 2 9-5430 summer in children.RE.TWO or three hours work every week, vicinity Western and Victoria.High school boy or girl would do.HU, 2- 33 Domestic Employment Wanted MATURE woman would stay with Slderly person while younger generation away RA weekends or holidays.an HU.Help Wanted 34 \u201cFemale Stenographer REQUIRED PERMANENTLY BY SMALL ENGINEERING OFFICE, WEST END.AIR CONDITIONED.STARTING SALARY 8260.00.PHONE WE.YOUNG LADY FOR SUMMER COLLEGE GIRL.SCHOOL TEACHER.NURSE OR OTHER RESPONSIBLE YOUNG LADY TO MIND 2 CHILDREN, AGES 9 AND 5.FOR SUMMER AT LARGE HOME WI MING POOL IN WESTMOUNT.PRIVATE ROOM AND BATH.NO HOUSEWORK OR COOKING.MUST BE GOOD SWIMMER.SHOULD BE FREE TO ACCOMPANY FAMILY ON VACATION TRIP, UN.1.5222 FEELING FRUSTRATED?EXCHANGE FRUSTRATION FOR SUCCESS BY USING YOUR ABILITY AND AMBITION TO DEVELOP YOUR OWN BEAUTY BUSINESS.BECOME AN AVON REPRESENTATIVE IN WESTMOUNT CALL NOW VI.2-8158 pitcher and bowl sets; paintings; lamps and china.RE.1-573¢, YOUR CLEANING | POINTE CLAIRE AREA OX.7-0026 IN Cleaning With The Personal Touch AYA Window Cleaning WE.7-1964 © Free Estimates © MOORS, WALLS and WINDOWS At Meme er in the Office IS OUR CONCERN Ha Wont BRIGHT young girl, knowledge ef French.as invoice typist, must be accurate at figures.Experience not necessary \u2014must be punctual.5-day week.excellent working conditions.NDG.area.Starting salary, $45.-850.Box 847 - 7005 Kildare Road.Montreal 28.35 Situations Wanted Female SCHOOL | secretary desires office em- Tooe ment for summer months.HU.4- McGILL 3rd \u201cyear summer employment.oratory work.WE.5-7 36 Help Wanted \u201d Permanent Position FOR A MAN WHO HAS INITIATIVE, MATURE JUDGMENT \u2014 student requires clerical or lab- 987.INSURANCE.WRITE ALLY BENEFICIAL, AN APPOINTMENT WILL BE ARRANGED.School Boys Needed 100 WILL BE HIRED Ay IMMEDIATELY \u2014 AVOID THE RU \u2014 FOR SATURDAY AND VACATION WORK.MUST BE NEAT AND OVER 13 YEARS APPLY FRIDAY - 4 - 5 PM.5775 VICTORIA AVE.ROOM 231 39 Lost LADY'S gold bracelet with rubies lost Monday morning at Steinberg's, Greene Avenue or third parking lot.Reward.WE.3-3162 A .2 41 Domestic Pets Birds Boarded Hamsters and other small animals.Enjoy your holidays, worry free, knowing that your little pet is well looked after.Call Steve's Place, ME.1-4579.ADORABLE puppies, male and femaïe, very reasonable.HU.4-8852 LHASA-Apso, either sex, $75.00 each; toy and minlature poodles, $100.00 up; sired by international champion, HU.4- 4-2250.Personal 42 Introduction Services Happy marriages are our aim.Whatever your situation we may be able to help you find the right partner.For information call HU.9-2730; UN.3966.1- Faith \u2014 the (Continued from page 11) my side, she stopped me and asked for the (yped verses.1 handed the envelope te her; she examined the slips inside, thanked me without any shew of effusiveness, turned and walked away.1 can only surmise that God must have sent His angel to tell her that 1 was on my way to meet her, that 1 was walking down Stanley street on the East side, and that she should go to meet me, as I did not have her name.1 shall never know her name, as I was too surprised at what had occurred to question the woman at that time, and it would appear that I shall never on earth get to know the answers to the questions I should like to ask her.On this large island of Montreal, there must still be living a number of people in their 50's who remember having received from their lady Sunday School teacher as a gift, a bible, inside the cover of which was pasted an oblong piece of white paper on which were verses boxed in with lines that crossed.1 would emphasize again that 1 had never met this woman prior to our meeting on Stanley street; that, to my knowledge, she had never met or seen me prior to that meeting.A mustard seed is very small indeed, but faith in God of a similar size is most powerful, even to the moving of mountains Our God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders te perform.AMEN ! Westmount Lawn Bowling .(Continued from page 4) Nerm Stewart.Mrs.F.Sharp, Miss N.Muir (later Mrs.EK.Hare) Mrs.T.Mackay, Mrs.F.Allan, Miss J.McCeaaell, Mrs.G.E.Cheese, Mrs.W.G.Verey, Mrs.R.C.Brakh- walle, Mrs.E.F.Lawsea, Mrs.F.Johasen, Mrs.J.E.Birks, Mrs.Leslie Boyd, Mrs.J.W.Brown and Miss M.Sauvalle.\u201d \u201cVery few of the women could owl and it was some time before we made any sort of a showing in competitions.They all lived in Westmount except Mrs.Braithwaite, Mrs.Birks and Mrs.McKee.\" \u201cWe have 70 active women members and 40 associate members.The men have 75 members though I am not sure how they are broken down as to active and associate memberships.1 know they are looking for more active members.\" \u2018There is quite a difference in the dues.The women's dues are $17 for active memberships and $10 for associate member- HOW MANY KEEP THEIR SAVINGS IN A BANK?ships.The men's dues are $40 for active and $15 {or associate members.\u2019 \u201cOf course, the men ret more.For one thing, it is casier for a man to join.Them of the 14 greens the ladies are limited to 3 at night except on special occasions.Of course, the ladies are free to use all of the greens during the afternoons.There are none open in the morning as that is when the maintenance work is done.\u2019 Chub verandah teas \u201cThere are mixed games on Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons, so husbands and wives can play together.We have rather a nice custom on Saturdays which started when the ladies\u2019 branch of the club started.After the game on Saturday there is always a tca on the club verandahs.Every week a committee of six ladies and a convener are chosen.They supply the tea.\u201d \u2018There is another nice custom you might be interested im.The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, June 23, 1961 Always, ever since | can remember, way before the ladies\u2019 branch vas formed.un the first o July and on Labour Day the club has held mixed rink (our- naments open to all other clubs.On those two days supper 1s served on the verandahs \u201cThen, since the very beginning of the club, so ! understand, the mayor comes every year on May 24 to deliver the first bowl of the season \u2018\u2019 \u201cThroughout the season which lasts from May 24 to about the middic of September or even up to Thanksgiving if the \u2018veather holds, there are quite a few competitions, both within the club and with other clubs.The men's club has 12 PQLBA competitions.The ladies\u2019 branch has four interclub competitions.The PQLBA is the Province of Que- bee Lawn Bowling Association.That is a men\u2019s group.It is affiliated with the Canadian Lawn Bowling Council as is the Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Association of Quebec.Mrs.Gilbert 17 Mill.94 Columbia avenue, is the president of the Ladies\u2019 Lawn Bowling Association this year.\u2019 \u201cD was preuident of the ladies\u2019 branch of the West wmeunt Laws Bouling Club fer twe years after K started.Alter that | held every office there iu until D am sure they must be sich of me.\u201d Another custom the club has is to hold a rink competition among the members to benefit the Montreal Children's Hospital.That dates back to the beyin- ning.| think \u2018* \u201cWe have (nree honorary lite members still living.To be named an honorary life member you can\u2019t bowl any more.There is Mrs.E.F.Lawson and Miss M.Sauvalle who are both past presidents and Mrs.A.Moore who rendered many services to the club.\u201d \u201cThe president today is Mrs, A.J Martin.The vice president in Mrs.©.A.Lister.\u201d Probably all of them / There are 10 million savings deposit accounts in the chartered banks, by far the most popular type.They are used by all sorts of people \u2014wage-earners, businessmen, housewives, farmers.students \u2014who know their money is safe, earns good interest, and is available whenever needed.And they like the efficiency and courtesy of the men and women who serve them / Your nearest branch is the place for your savings \u2014and the one place you can do all your banking.- THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY \u201c18 The Westmount Exeminer, Fridey, June 23.1961 Marc deMan captures St.Leo s tennis crown St Leo's Spring Tennis Tournament concluded last week at the Westinount Park courts after a lively week of action that revealed some promising tennis prospects Mare deMan von the school tennis Utle defeating Bernard Pence 6-3, 6-4 in the final These youngsters showed good form with good serves and lively exchanges but the fleet footed de- Man was a little too steady for his opponent, outlasting him in two straight sets.A few of the Academy stu dents who showed flashes of future tennis greatness were the FENSTER RANCH SCHOOL U.S.COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS & GIRLS IN TUCSON, ARIZONA.Delightful climate, sound ace: demic programs, accredited school.Interviews in Montreal until July 5th.Phone Mes.Hit, HU.9-2225 ! nard.McMahon brothers Frank and Jimmy.Steve Taylor and Ken Hamilton.Bill McKay, after a winning start, defaulted in third round for some unexplainable reason and this move on part of McKay hardly enhances his ath- letie stock at St.Leo's.Round Up: At recent trials of St.Leo's track hopefuls at West- mount Athletic Grounds, Neil Capper proved the fastest in the 100 yard dash.Lloyd MacKin- non, Dick Burgman, Jimmy and! Pat Fennell are a foursome that showed steady improvement during the training season.With interest picking up in track and field at school, bigger things are PP rr Perm, pr CX PECted in the way of compeli- tion next year.* * * Although standing little or no chance of going anywhere in the tennis tournament the following boys deserve a lot of credit for giving it the old college try, Doug Muncey.Len MacDonald, Richard McNally and Ray May- These boys showed the right spirit by entering the tournament first and worrying about winning or loosing afterwards.Too many boys stay out of sports « «+ a daily program Westmount Y.M.C.A.SUMMER FUN CLUB swimming instruction, trips, tours, out-of-town picnics, and special events.for: boys and girls 9-13 years of age JULY 4th to AUGUST 11th FOLDERS AVAILABLE AT THE Y.M.C.A.of sing-songs, crafts, Established 1946 \u2014 Trained supervision \u2014 Counsellor for every four or five boys \u2014 Safe beach on sheltered bay \u2014 Swimming, Booting, Cence Trips \u2014 Mountain Trips, Camperaft, Sailing, Archery, Crafts, etc CAMP ARROWHEAD Loke Memphremagog, Que.Private Camp for Boys \u2014 6-15 Years Kenneth H.Murray, M.Ed., Director 46 Surrey Drive, Montreal 16, RE.8-4469 A Beautifully illustrated Booklet Upon Request THE OUTSTANDING WESTMOUNT High School football player, Wayne Jackson, left, receives the Walter Smaill trophy from Mr.Smaill.This trophy was donated by the Proctor Academy, Andoves, New Hampshire, in the name of Walter Smaill who is described by the American Academy as \u201ca great West- mount athlete\u201d.Mr.Smaill put up the Doug Smaill trophy in honor of his son who was killed in the last war, which is for annual football competition between the American academy and Westmount.\u2014Leo Thompson photo Altimas wins Jim Altimas won the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Blue and Gold Association's annual bers.* + LS Sixth grade were no match for seventh in a class softball game at Westmount Park, however, third grade pulled an upset when they beat fourth.Class softball was very successful this Spring.Westmount defeats Verdun bowlers 19-12 Westmount Lawn Bowling Club won the ladies elimination tournament at Mount Royal club when they dcfeated Verdun 19-12.The Westies were skipped by Mrs.Guill- bord with members of the team, Mrs.Wheatley.Mrs.Lindsay, Mrs.Scrimgeour.The Verdunites were skipped by Mrs.Thom with Mrs.Kennedy.Mrs.Bracegirdle and Mrs.Poirier as members of the x= where they cannot be glory grab-! team.RCMP golf golf tournaments at Bellevue Golf Club.He won the Bob Lucas Trophy.Bob Marois of the RCMP regulars took the open trophy with a gross 81 and won the Seagram's Trophy for the third consecutive time.In a tie with Marois was Marcel Pronovost, the Valleyfield golfer and Detroit hockey player, who was given second prize.Among the RCMP Reserve Frank C.Martin took second low gross.Low nets in the open category went to Ross Marois and Tod Campeau.Along with Asst.Comm.Wilson Brady, OC of the local RCMP Division, Supt.R.J.Belec, Insp.Ed Willes, head of the Reserve, Asst.Directors William Minogue and Romeo Longpre, of the Montreal Police Department, Director Josaphat Brunet.of the Quebec Provincial Police, Cpl.L.Belli- veau, of the RCMP Huntingdon detachment walked up to the prize table.Li .ENJOY QU re 1S PY = u > crash \u2014 oe \u2014 EBEC'S BEST-\u2014 ENJOY O'KEEFE in the Eastern Townships, at Lake Orford and everywhere in beautiful Quebec, more and more people refresh themselves with miid-tasting O'Keefe Ale.Why don't you try O'Keefe.it's brewed with seedless hops for natural mildness.Change to O'Keefe and enjoy life at it\u2019s best.o 61-35 Drink O'Keefe\u2026 the Mild ales STEALS 7000 00s oun + TERA Seu & as En hand EK KE pe \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014 pa\u201d Trophy find of early 1900 is made here A treasure trove of Westmount Amateur Athletic Association trophies and pictures uncarthed in the basement of C.R.G.Walt, 4026 Marcil avenue, is in the process of being turned over to the Recreation Department of the City of Westmount.Mr.Watt played for the Westmount cricket club from about 1908 to 1915.One of the pictures is of the 1897 Westmount football team.Mr.Watt, who was 84 years old last December.and who played for the Westmount cricket club from 1908 to 1915, was saddened to hear that the Westmount cricket club no longer has a ground to play in Westmount Park.\u201cI used to play in Inverness, Scotland, before I! came out to Canada in 1900.We used to have a lot of spectators come out to Westmount Park to watch our matches.\u201cI used to be quite a cricketer, being one of the high scorers for a number of years.I used to get trophies for having the highest batting average.\u201cWhen the Westmount Amateur Athletic Association disbanded I joined Westward.When Lower Canada College bought Westward's grounds the trophies all came to me until another clubhouse was built.It never built one and the trophies have been down in our basement for the past 20 odd years.\u201d Amateur golf for week end The fourth consecutive annual O'Keefe Amateur Tournament will be staged at the Dolbeau Golf Club, Lake St.John, Saturday and Sunday, June 24 and 25.Roger Belanger, host club pro, reported over 100 entries with some half of them coming from other clubs in the area, such as Birchdale Golf Club, River Bend, Arvida Golf Club; Port Alfred Golf Club and Chicoutimi Golf Club.\u201cAbout one third of the expected field should be class A Amateurs,\u201d continued Belanger.\u2018Besides our own club's best golfers, like Paul Tremblay, C.A.Veilleux, Gaston Boutet and J.S.Harmon, we expect players like Ray White, Chicoutimi; Rainer Makilla, Birchdale; Bill White, Arvida and Fernand Dufour, Port Alfred, all top competitors.\u201d In spite of a stretch of bad weather in the region, the 6,432- yard course, a double 9, par 72, would be in excellent condition for the event.Contestants play 36 holes over the two-day event and will share $500 worth of merchandise prizes.Mt.Royal rugger splits with Ottawa Ted Goodier experienced an unhappy debut as captain of Mount Royal Rugger Club when his squad was snowed under 19-5 by Ottawa Beavers at Ottawa.It was the 10th consecutive win for the homesters.Minus the services of key players Niall Quaid and Tom Reid, Mount Royal was sadly outclassed.Graham Sadler and Pat Donaghy were the most effective men in the Beavers\u2019 multi-sourced attack.Mount Royal Wasps emerged with an 11-11 deadlock in its battle with Ottawa I[.The TMR boys were strengthened by several Mc- Gill players.MONEY MAN Cary Middlecoff has won more money than any other active player on the PGA tour since 1947, more than $275,600. Adastrians, Westmount tied for cricket lead A draw game between Adas- trians and West Indians put West- mount in a tie for first place with Adastrians when the Westies scored an easy win over Verdun.Both teams now have 12 points in the race for senior \u2018A\u2019 honors.Westmount won by 10 wickets.Adastrians were held to a high scoring tie by West Indians Saturday.Adastrians scored 236 and West Indians replied with 208 for six when stumps were drawn.In other Saturday games Mount Royal scored an eight wicket victory over Verdun and Wanderers and Canadair played to a draw after Wanderers had batted for almost three hours to score 183 for five declared.The big surprise in the B division was Wanderers\u2019 nine run win over the hitherto undefeated West Indians.A DIVISION Adastrions 236 drew with W.Indians 206 for Batting\u2014Adas.: M.MacLean 75 not out, D, Phillips 31, C.McKenzie 29, G.Small 21; W.Indians: J.Garvey 36, K.Hewitt 44, V.Howard 25.Bowling\u2014Adas.: M.Rilston 5 for 83: W.Indians: K.Wilkinson 3 for 24, H.Wilkinson 2 for 24.Wanderers 183 for 8 declared drew with Canadair 114 for 3.Batting\u2014Wand.: R.Williams 48 not out, W.Scutt 44, Saced 38; Can.: R.Spooner 45, J.Law 39.Bowling\u2014Wand.Saeed 1 for 2, M.Ried 1 for 9: Can.: R.Spooner 2 for 42.Mount Royal 97 for 2 defeated Verdun 95, Batting\u2014Mt.Royal: ä Gouveia 42 not 40 not o .Royal: \u201ca.Lewis 3 for + C.Cox 3 for 28.A.Weedy 2 for 24; Verdun: N.Ross 2 for 24.Westmount 35 for no wicket defeated Verdun 34 Batting\u2014 Westmount: S.Ingram 18 McPhadden wins B of M golf Sam McPhadden won the General Manager's Trophy in the annual Bank of Montreal Field Day at Grey Rocks Golf Club with a low gross 79.Runner-up and winner of the Royal Trust Trophy was Jack Taylor with an 81.Erroll Hardy shot an 82 and Charles Daigneault had an 83.John Trott won the T.A.deWolf Trophy for low net with 704.DL.Langill was 72, N.Grycan was 72% and Paul Lavigne was 73, A.S.McKinnon won low gross for the first nine with 42.D.J.Neville won the second nine with 44.Henri Grenon and H.S.Oliver topped the pensioners with scores of 106 and 107 respectively.Doug Baillie lifts easily for crown Dave Baillie, 35-year-old resident of Westmount, held onto his heavyweight weighlifting title \u2018n Chicoutimi on the weekend when he only had to lift 900 pounds in his three lifts.Baillie, is one of the few weightlifters in the world that can lift 1,000 pounds.An Ottawa boy, Allan Salter, set a new Canadian record in bantamweight with a total 650 pounds.He weighs less than 123 pounds.The old record was 625 pounds.Schwende captures fencing honors Carl Schwende, a member of Canada\u2019s Olympic fencing team, won the \u2018A\u2019 Class provincial epee tournament honors.Herbet Obst was second while C.Pascal placed third in the tourney held at Westmount YMCA.In a sabre \u2018A\u2019 class provincial tourney held recently, J.Erderly came first followed by Schweade and Obst respectively.Verdun.J K.Bianker \u20ac not oul, J.Ries |) not out.Brennan 14 Bowling - Westmount: for 9, R.Seale 4 for 10.B DIVISION Wanderers 52 defeated West Indians Batting\u2014 Wanderers: J.Barnes W.Indians: V.Farley 12, L.Rose 0\u2019 Bowling Wanderers: 1.Gibson 6 for | 27.B.Gooding 2 for 8: W.Indians: Farley 3 for 14, B.Wharton 3 for H.Alexander 2 for 3.Adastrians 168 for ¢ declared drew with Stelco 151 for 9.Batting\u2014Adas.: A.McLaughlin 75 not out, N.Bateson 38, A.Rennie 21: Stelco: T.Dugdale 4).KE.Lingard not out, Bowling\u2014 Adas.A Hacksaw 3 for 29, R.iby 2 for 8.Stelco: T.Dugdale 2 for 20.ool Royce 108 defealed Westmount Batting\u2014 Rolls Royce: D.Wilicox 11, E.Gibson 11; Westmount; D Ewers 44.O.Downes 12.Bowling\u2014Westmount: R Roylston r for 8, G.Edwards 2 for 24: RR Wayne Hibberd scores an ace in golf tourney Wayne Hibberd, with a No.5 iron, scored a hole-in-one on No.12 144 yards at Shawbridge in the | City of Westmount Recreation | Department annual day for vol- | untary coaches of different sports.Hibberd was playing with Bob Lunny, Frank Covery and Dan\u2019 Smith.Other prize winners were: Jack McJannet.low gross: Joe Lauzier.low net and Jack Wilson, high gross.CHECK PROPELLER Whenever your outboard motor S.Foster 33, appears to be vibrating excessively, it is a good idea to check the propeller immediately, says the Johnson Boating Clinic.Excessive Gibson 4 for 38, G.Fernandez 3 for 16.vibration is most commonly caus- Mount Royal 99 for 3 declared Bank of Montreal 93 Battinge\u2014 Mt.\u2018Royal: T.Mustor 33, M.Lewis 29 not out.C.Cox 22.Bowling\u2014B, of M.: J.Mt.Royal: E.Richards 4 for 15, C.Cox 3 for 17, G.Browne 2 for 18.Sykes 2 for 30: | ed by a bent or broken propeller, weeds or other foreign material on the propeller or gear case, or by improper aijustment of the carburetor, which makes the motor run \u201crough.\u201d The Westmount Esaminer, Friday.June 23, 196) 19 The host of the day was Rocky commissioner of recreation for Rothwell, head man of the de- (he city represented the elty at partment.Ald.Laid Bovaird, the tournament and dinner, For the Rn whole family! \u201cTHE ORIGINAL\" ONE - and - ONLY > FUN PACKED * WESTMOUNT - ROTARY CARNIVAL WE'RE UNDER COVER « « .in the WESTMOUNT SKATING RINK Catherine West et the Glen Tonight Until Midnight Saturday \u20ac with COOL CONTROL BREWING Want a beer that's always easy drinking, always uniform?Have à Dow.It's top quality because Dow, and only Dow, is Cool Control brewed.When you order your beer, Sader Dow, the . ose difficulties to be endured.A TOPEE, or pith helmet, is likely to add to one's comfort by giving protection from the sun and tree branches.DOWN: 1.VIVIFY is chosen.A philanthropist may be angered by efforts to VIVIFY his charities, for such an individual is likely to desire little publicity.Anyone might object to efforts to VILIFY his charities.2.TALUS is best.A TALUS, or slope, may appeal to the young rather than the old, for while it provides an admirable play area for children, it means a [atiguing climb to the old.TALES and TALKS may appeal to both, depending upon their suitability.4.SLUMBER is preferred.SLUMBER may be disturbed by a rowdy group, as when the noise they make wakes one up.A SLUMBER would be looking for just such manifestations of squalor and delinquency as a rowdy group.SLUMPER is vague.9.SPELL, to be sure.A SPELL, as of sickness or dizziness, may make a timid person feel even more insecure, for he may keep expecting a recurrence.He might attach himself to a SWELL, as a fashionable individual, and find security in reflected glory.SHELL and SMELL are remote.17.ROSE is selected.A starlet may be flattered if a famous producer offers her a ROSE, for this could be taken as a personal compliment.She may be happy to get a ROLE, but not feel particularly flatteced if she knows she deserves it.ROBE and ROPE are remote.19.ROWER is chosen.A ROWER may easily become lost, for after a period of time, CASHWORD PUZZLE Neo.28 Name started.CONVENIENT ORDER NM you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner, check here to have home delivery Address .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026reoscencrceceveccnecce so.City \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Phone .BLANK Sond Coupon to: CASHWORD 1005 Kildare Road, Cote St.Lue 29, Que.allot knob allow medication an meditation molasses at morasses coraea nation corner notion cornet oboe dollish of dullish 0.0 echo opening grin opining in pangs it may become difficult to distinguish landmarks.A ROVER, or wanderer, may travel with no particular place in mind.ROPER is vague.20.SHAME is preferred.One's emotional reaction to SHAME, or disgrace, may do more harm than the situation warrants, for his own exaggerated view may last longer than other people's attention to it.A SHAKE, or earth quake, can do more harm Ww ord ER TAG; List pen so pin soy pings span spin pun time ranks tire rants tole roofing tome reeking ton i rooming tone rootin E tepe suap tote suip wife snob wire than one is in a position to realize.SHADE and SHAPE are vague.SHARE and SHAVE are remote.21.AIMS, yes.A backward nation may find AIMS, or specific purposes, necessary to establishing its sovereignty, as when it must provide a code of laws and a suitable governing body.What ARMS a backward nation can provide for itself might provide for its downfall in an uneven conflict.ALMS is remote."]