The Westmount examiner, 11 août 1961, vendredi 11 août 1961

[" s New lights in at high school by September 6 Page 5 Firemen called for upturned flarepots The Fire department got a few helping hands on August 2 with the overturned flarepots on Western avenue.For a few minutes they were being overturned faster than you can say Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Hovenden.At around 9.30 p.m.they got a call concerning overturned flarepots at Oliver and Western avenues.On the way to this call they got another telling them to go next to Kensington and Western avenues, same reason, Upon arrival at the Oliver avenue intersection they discovered the blaze extinguished by an unknown knight.Firemen arrived in time to take care of the Kensington avenue conflagration.However, a third call for overturned flare- pots at Clarke avenue and Western avenue had been answered before the fire truck arrived by the janitor of 4300 Western avenue.On August 8 flarepots sprang into the news again.This time, one was overtumed opposite 4378 Western avenue, setting fire to the wooden trestle guarding a sidewalk repair.This time, the firemen put out the fire without interference, assistance or interruption by other calls.A most co-operative fire was one Tuesday in the power cable insulation in a Hallowell and Dorchester street excavation.The Light department turned off the power and the flame extinguished itself.The Fire Department stood by to make sure no one got close enough for injury.VARIE VV YY ' YY Y XY VOL.XXXN, Ne.32 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUG.11, 1961 12 PAGES 53» 35 § CENTS Tyro driver experiences first crash The parked car of Hyman Schwartz, 335 Clarke avenue, took the consequences when the driving lesson being given to Paul Michael Davies by Donald Whittaker, both of 335 Clarke avenue, went awry on the afternoon of July 29.Mr.Davies told police he was driving north om Clarke avenue when he glanced into his rear vision mirror.It was then he misjudged the distance between his car and that of Mr.Schwartz and scraped the left side of the parked car from fender to fender.The Whittaker car.being driven by Mr.Davies, suffered a like fate on its right side.School leaving results Woman cracks ankle alighting from bus Page 5 New high school phone number Page 2 Page 3 Rent controls here to stay Poge 3 Girl wrecks \u2018borrowed\u2019 car Page 5 ÿ dtchy palm tells tale IGHER odds than drawing a royal flush in a poker game.That's the chance of one entry winning our Cashwords Contest.It was done this week by Mrs.Lena Colligan, a contest expert, who took the whole thing in her stride.\u201cI think I'll go to the Legion and play bingo tonight,\u201d she said when told she had won $190 in Puzzle Pete's pet the Cashwords Contest.\u201cI feel lucky.\u201d Grandmother Colligan, who was called to the door by 11- year-old Louise.a granddaughter, explained it this way: \u201cMy hand has been itchy since Friday, and my daughter (Thelma) told me it was a sign 1 was going to get some money.I laughed, but the itch kept up all over the weekend.\u201d The itch kept on \u201cAs a matter of fact,\u201d she confided, \u201cI painted it with iodine, but the itch kept on.\u201d It was only Tuesday morning that the itch stopped all by itself.That was a couple of hours before she was called and told she had won.\u201cIsa\u2018t that funny,\u201d she said.\u201cJust one year ago 1 won $250 in a bingo game.I would have won $1,000, but we had to split among four winners.\u201d Mrs.Colligan might be called a \u201cprofessional contest en- terer.\u201d She enters just about every contest she hears about.\u201cI just love them,\u201d she explained, \u201cbut the blood rushed to my face when I heard 1 won today.\u201d She has sent in one entry every week to the Cashwords Contest\u2014on general principles.\u201cI didn't expect to win it,\u201d sald, PERSEVERENCE PAYS Cashwords.With her is even prouder granddaughter Louise, I, who corner of the cheque being Mrs.Colligan said she woul Mrs.Colligan is also what might be called a \u201cprofessional collector.\u201d She collects coins, buttons, stamps, match book covers, and anything collectable.\u201cI have all the books on the Royal Families way back into history,\u201d she said.\u201cAlso, 1 have a wonderful library on books on the First and Second World Wars.\u201d \u201cl never lose an argument on the war,\u201d she boasted.Mrs.Colligan Ig assisted in her collection fever by her husband, Peter, a pensioner.She has four children, all married: Thelma, Johnny, Norman and Victor.Mrs.Lena Colligan, left, is the proud winner of $190 of Puzzle Pete's hard-fought contest money provided for holds on to one resented by Larry Mclnnis, new editor of The Examiner.use the money for a vacation \u2014 starting next Monday.Fl A 25 TS « WW» 1 Next week's weather August 12 to 19 A stormy yet pleasant week, commencing very warm, with heavy dews, mists or morning heat fog, and sultry afternoons.Clouding some evenings for thunder activity.Temperature range, nights 45° days 85°F in the south, 35 - 75°F in the mountains.Agreeable, sunny and quite warm into mid-week, but nights cool, Steady heat with high humidity and night storms for Ontario and southern Quebec, drizzle in the north with gale winds.Pleasant although cooling, with light evening showers for the end of the week.Heavy storms for the Maritimes and gales inland.Morning fishing best.By ERIC NEAL 2 The Westmount Enaminer, Friday.Auquet 11, 196) | This Although the Dominion Square Art Show spunsored by the City of Montreal Parks and Playgrounds Department has been on view for sume time, a number of pictures that were accepted have not yet been exhibited.Ten new paintings were hung ihis week to replace ones sold to tourists.It is estimated that more than 200.000 people have visited the outdoor art show this summer at the Chalet, Ste.Helene de Champlain Restaurant and Dominion Square.Westmount artists with pictures accepted for exhibition are: Brook Davis, Kitchener avenue; Rae Cohen, Kensington avenue; Betty Cornell, Metcalfe avenue; Anita Shapiro, Upper Belmont avenue.Gus Meunier, de Casson road, graduate of St.Leo's Academy, and A.Gregory, scion of the owner of Gregory's Oriental Rugs, St.Catherine street west, have returned this week from a vacation at Old Orchard Beach, Maine.Wrestling enthusiasts, both Gus and his friend spend many evenings watching professionals at the Sauve sports centre, and are per- TUVUVCUUTUTUVSUVUVTUVUOUTTUVOOV \u2019Sympathy\u201d\u2019 is the hardest word to write .Say it with Flowers GERALD McKENNA 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 VOUT week in Westmount By VALENTINA RAHR | sonally acquainted with name drawing athletes who appear in Canada and the United States.On any warm sunny summer afternoon the gold fish transferred from the Westmount Conservatory pool to the pond at Murray Park, may be seen swimming lazily and forming interesting pattenrs in the water currents.A story is told about an eager tabby whose appetite was so strongly aroused by these aquatic creatures, that water itself no longer remained a deterrent.A cunning dive by the canine brought no succulent meal, but only a summer cold which puzzled its Westmount owners.Jehanne Benoit, Churchill avenue, this week delivering a talk to a group of wives accompanying their scientist husbands to the 18th International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry which opened Sunday at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.Bea Alan, Addington avenue, is exhibiting about 30 paintings for three weeks at the Glendale Golf Club, Ste.Therese, opening » Friday, August 11, at 8 p.m.Mrs.Alan's work is currently on view in the Montreal summer art exhibitions.High school phone number The new telephone number of Westmount high school is ® Asbestos & for Commercial \u2014 Industrial Residential a ZB ZR SEL JAR AB RAE AE RS WA NN Ye YY YY YT Te es WE 1 UE wll VI, 2-9112 {| WE, 23700 cece immed PANN AAAALAAAS Metal Siding SHEET METAL WORK WAAAY We ee YT Tw ww WE.$-2595 LE a 2h ah 2 an SE AA RE Maintenance and Repairs on AN Types of Buildings Leo Falardean PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.Jomes Street West Inspection & Estimetes on Request WE.3-2432 AA Obituaries Wc Fat A 1 For his contribution to the war : effort Mr.Thomson was made a | G.C.McDONALD Funeral was held privately Saturday for George Cross McDonald, MC, BA, CA, 3033 Sherbrooke street west, who died August 2.Mr.Mc- Donald, who was 79, founded the firm of McDonald, Currie and Co., chartered accountants, and was a leading member of Canada\u2019s business community.Mr.McDonald was born in Mont- treal, and educated at Montreal High School and McGill University.He received his BA degree in 1904.In 1915 he went overseas with the second company of the McGill contingent of the Canadian Officers Training Corps, and later joined the Princess Patricia\u2019s Canadian Light Infantry.He was named to the rank of major and at demobilization was second in command of the regiment.He was wounded twice, once severely, and was awarded the Military Cross.On the national level, Mr.Mc- Donald held positions of president and chairman of the executive committee of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and president of the Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants.Provincially, he was a former president of the Quebec Hospital Service Association, vice-president of the Quebec Hydro Electric Commission, and a (trustee of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association.Mr.McDonald was also very active in civic affairs.He was a former president of the Montreal Board of Trade, a member of the management and advisory boards of the Montreal General Hospital, and a member of Mayor Houde's \u2018brain trust.\u201d A major interest was McGill University, his alma mater.He was a member of the university's Board of Governors from 1932 to 1944, and had been president of McGill's Graduate Society, honorary president of the football club, and chairman of the university's finance committee.He served on the following: Bankers Committee of the Newsprint Industry.1930's; Saskatchewan and Alberta Resources Royal Commissions, 1934-5; Quebec Electricity Commission (Lapointe Commission), 1934-5; Quebec Taxation Revision Committee (Mont- petit Commission), 1937-40.Mr.McDonald is survived by his wife, the former Mary Hitchcock.L.C.THOMSON Lorne C.Thomson, 64 St.Sul- pice road, a former employee of the Canadian National Railways, died on August 1 at Rock Haven Lodge, Muskoka.He was 78.Mr.Thomson was employed at the railways from 1807 to 1947 when he retired as Manager of Stores in the Montreal Section.During both World Wars he served in various capacities with the armed forces.In World War I he served with the Imperial Munitions Board and during World War II he served with the Canadian Army as organizer of the Ordnance Department.He also saw four years service with the Canadian Navy.\u201cWhen pnd UE 2 Sr 2) ) A NY 7277 jg id ARES) BREWED IN QUEBEC TO THE QUEBEC TASTE BY Labatt | aparty\u2019s WL pleasure is in your hands Member of the British Empire.Surviving him are his wife, the former Ethel V.Johnson, a daughter, Mrs.Harry Bowden of Toronto, and three sons, James of Montreal, Lorne of Sherbrooke, Que., and Cameron of London, Ont.A.B.BRODIE Alexander Bertram Brodie, 22 Edgehill road, founder of the Montreal firm of Price Waterhouse & Co., of London, England, died August 2 in the Montreal General Hospital.He was 85.Born at Ceylon, he was educated at Settes School and attended Edinburgh University, Scotland.He came to this continent in 1907 and settled for a time in the United States.In 1911, he came to Montreal and the following year founded the local office of chartered accounts in this city.\u2018Besides being keenly interested in children's welfare work, Mr.Brodie was a keen fisherman.He was a member of the St.James\u2019 Club of Montreal and the Mount Bruno Golf Club.He is survived by his wife, the former Genevieve O'Hara; two daughters, Margaret (Mrs.H.Lovat-Dickson), of London, Eng., and Barbara (Mrs.D.W.McLean), and three sons, James C.of Barry Bay, Ont., Alexander B.jr., of Teheran, Iran, and A.Malcolm, of Hudson Heights, Que.His funeral was held privately from the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bros., 1234 Mountain street, on August 4, followed by burial in Mount Royal cemetery.A.H.VALLANCE Funeral services were held Monday at the D.A.Collins funeral home for Albert Hugh Vallance, 12 Gladstone avenue, who died in Ormstown on August 4 following a lengthy illness.Interment followed in Mount Royal cemetery.He was 80.Mr.Vallance, was born in Mount Royal Vale, was a lifelong resident of Westmount and at the time of his death was the oldest graduate of Westmount Academy.Until his retirement in 1948, Mr.Vallance had been in the insurance business for 48 years.For 33 years he was associate manager of the Canadian department of the Phoenix-Con- necticut group of insurance companies, the Providence Washington Company and the Westchest- er Fire Insurance Company.He was also Secretary of the Alliance Insurance Company of Canada, and a member of the Insurance Institute of Montreal.He was a late member of the Moñtreal Amateur Athletic Association, a charter member of the Westmount Amateur Association and for a few years he wrote poems about sporting events which appeared in the sports pages of The Montreal Star under the signature of \u201cOld- Timer.\u201d + He was also a member of the Caledonia Society of Montreal and a life member of Westmount Lodge No.76, AF, AM (GRQ).EXAMINER 26 years ago In the issue dated August 9, 1935 We ran stories on : The replacement of the traffic lights at the St.Cattherine street and Greene avenue intersection with stop signs, due to insuffic- jent traffic to justify lights.An award to Fireman W.R.M.Mildon by the Institute of Fire Engineers of London, Fireman Mildon submitted the best paper on technical and practical methods of fire fighting in a competition open to firemen in the British Empire.The critical condition of Joseph Newell, laborer employed by the city after he was struck by a street car on The Boulevard.At the time of the acciden, Mr.Newell was a member of a road repair gang engaged in resurfacing The Boulevard from Upper Lansdowne avenue to the city limits.Lease by the National Defense department of the old Westmount telephone exchange building from the telephone company for use as headquarters for the No.15 Squadron, Non-permanent active Air Force.The city granted a permit for alterations to be made.We editorialized on: The transformation of Midway island from a mere speck in the Pacific to a modern air station by the United States.We advertised: Premium cards, each of two- card value, 26 to a set, packed in name brand cigarettes.ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Seuth ef Queen Mary at Decelles RE.17-6668 T H E experience gained through forty - five years of service enables us ta offer the people of this community a more complete service.BA Collins 0A NUNN Ar WilliaNg S610 SHERGAOONS STREET WEST 1234 Mountain St.Le) cJos.C.Uray &BRO.FunaraL Directors Phone: UN.6-6363 Five Generations of Traditional Service fer All Yow o PHOTOGRAPHY 2 Stores te Serve Yeu eo PHOTO SUPPLIES eo PHOTO - COPYING © Roguier sad Custom Photofinishing © ACME PHOTO Reg'd.4123 St.Catherine, W.WE.2-5709 4866 Sherbrooke St, W.HU.1-1989 ESTABLISNED 1899 ONMAN'S WE.3-4046 is} WATCH REPAIRS $ Certified Warehmahers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXXN, Ne.32 JEAN ANN PATERSON MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 IVAN PETER NAGY + TE Try JOuN PETER WELDON Paterson, Nagy and Weldon score over 90% on school leaving test Three Westmount high school students topped 90° in the junior high schoel ing above Sherbrooke street in leaving examinations conducted by the Quebec Department of Education in June.Tied for eighth highest score in the province are Jean Anne Paterson and Ivan Peter Nagy conservative as we only counted with scores of 914 out of 1,000.John Peter Weldon placed 16th in the province with a score of 903.Miss Paterson, Mr.Nagy and Mr.Weldon are among McGill early entrance scholarship winners.Other scholarship winners and their standings are as follows: Harvey | with the payers of rent but only M.Friedman, Michael D.Vineberg, Eleanor Robinson and Michael Riordon, all first the tenants themselves.\u201d division (80.0% or better), and Alexander R.Tilley, second division (65% to 79.970).One student who won provisional early acceptance into McGill university did not take the junior matriculation examinations due to illness.Other McGill early accep- tees and their standings, in addi- tiom to scholarship winners, are: Samuel C.Ballon, 1; Ronald R.Blumer, 1; Gail E.Cohen, 1; Mary M.Galloway, 2; Tim J.Grosvenor, 1; Anne E.Hart, 1; Akiko Hayami, 1; Juris Kaloaverns, 1; John D.Kittredge, 1; Gail K.Owens, 2; Barbara A.Rubin, 2; and Margaret M.Stovel, 1.A total of 32 Westmount students placed in the first division with scores of 80% er better.Balance of Westmount high school students who passed the junior high school leaving examinations and their standings are as follows: Ric Adelstein, 2: Mark Apedaile, 2: Mark Appel, 1: Herb Aronoff, 2: Peter Ashworth, 3; Mimi Baird, 3; Vicki Barkoff, 1; Dave Besner, 2; Howie Blanchett.2; Sheila R.Bloom, 2: S.M.Benn.3; Hans Bohn.3; Art Brewer, 3.Carol Cadham, 3; Bruce L.Caplan.2: Norm Caplan, 2; Kenneth Chalk, 1: Robert T.Clibbon, 1: Sue E.Copeland, 2: Anne L.Cote.1: Catherine Craig, 2; H.J.Davidson.3; Barbara Davis, 2; Sherril A.NEED A (AB! 6-4551 TAXI ASSN.PIV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VPP YY » CY CYLINDER | y b7 GEE, CV, I'tt SURE oC DP 6La0 \u2018wuen à TRADE TS [Fes OLD JUNK HEAP IN ON A GOOD USED CAR AT GIRARD AUTOMOBILE PVVVVVIVIVISP EN VE VEY LLEO THE AGAIN, CY, veow/! I [c'mon , LADY, USE YOUR VA CANT|| wELL FOR GOODNESS If PARK WERE ALL DAY.USE YOUR NOOD Dectar.2: Ricki de Brentani.3; Dorothy M.Fieldman, 3; Neil Freedman, 2: Pam.J.Gales.2: Sandra Gall, 3: Alex Galley, 2; Carl Gelber, 3.D.Gillean, 3: J.C.Michel Guite.3: Grendon Haines.2: Derek S.Harris, 1: Gail Glasgow, 2.Ross Graham, 3; Janie E.Gross, 3; Derek Grout.3; Joel P.Harvey.1.Sue S.Hausner.2; Joan E.Henderson, 3; Elisa Hersh, 3; David J.Hollomby.2: Jo Ann Israel.3; Margaret A.Jacobs.2: Joan G.Jasper.2.Karin Johansew, 2; Sheila Keir.2; James T.Kennedy.2: Michelle Kotrly, 2: Judith A.Kyle, 2: Sally Laing.2; Mark Latour, 3; Steve Lerner, 2; Joyce ¢ Levy, 2; Gayle Litwin.3; Allan J.Louis, 1: Susan J.Lytie.2: Don MacRae, 2: George S.MacRae.t; Nigel Martin, 3; Harriet Mauer, 2; Marilyn McCombe, 3: David M.McEstyre, 2; Robert G.McLean, 2; R.Scott McRae, 2: S.Peter Meadell, 2; Robert E.Milnes, 2: Carolyn J.Nicholls, 2; Allaa E.Nutik.2; Gail Owens, 2; A.L.(Continued on page 10) CVV VIVIYT, GIRARD AUTO { SAKES, WHERE IS IT?I've PUSHED 229 [J - bé @ y x ë y AL ; 23 > CHRYSLER - FARGO = PLYMOU'T HU.9-5748 72 VICTORIA My y eee) MONTREAL'S OLDEST DEALER di di A A à à à à A A M à à A à à à à à à à A A à A à A A A A A A A A SERVICE E a Le | wherever applicable.\u201d | hls La à à à à À À à À à A à à se MA PAGE THREE \" Rent controls here to stay! Rent control remains in force in Westmount.it was announced by City Hall on Wednesday.The General Manager's office told The Examiner the city.\u201chas been advised by the Secretary of the Province of Quebec that its application to have rent control rescinded within city limits has been denied.\u201d The Secretary's letter to Westmount was dated July 28.The city spokesman continued, \u2018The Secretary informed the Council that the Provincial Rent Control Board had recommended that the control of rent remain in force Paul Denechaud, investigator in the office of the superintendent of the Rent Control Boa d.who investigated the Westimount application.said Wednesday that there are 1.500 rent payers living in Westmount below Shes- brooke street who would be di- \"rectly affected by the abolition of rent control.He added, \u2018I I think we would be safe to say that there are another 3500 rent payers in the same category liv- | Westmount.These estimates are those paying $120 or less per month, not those paying $125.\u201d ! He explained.\u201cThis number does not include those living When asked why Westmount's application was refused, he gave as his ou 0 personal opinion.\u201cWe would be afraid of a rise in rent.\u201d The Examiner's call was the first information received in the Rent Controi Bonid office concerning the decision by the Secretary of Quebec, according to Mr.Denechaud Julien Major, 19 Stayner street whe secuted 500 signatures from Westmount residents opposing the abolition of rent control and appeared both before the Rent Control Board on July 12 and Westmount City Council on July 24 to piesent briefs against abolition of rental controls, is on holiday and could not he reached for comment.Oa July 24.following his appearance before City Council, Mr.Major was confident of denial of the city's application by Quebec.rightly so.it seems BRINGS OUT THE BEST Cool contrel brewiag guarantees it \u2014and only Dow carries this guarantee right on the neck label.It's your guide to perfect, unt.form flavour. ANT MOUNT aminer Sesving the CHy of Westmount since 1050 Heed Office: 7008 Kildare Reed, Moatvoel 29 Montreal, Fridey, August 11, 1961 Classified Advertising (Te 8:30 p.m., Mea., Tues.& Wed.Only) HU.1.0481 Wu.1-2771 Joba W.Sencton, President end Publisher Hegh E.McCormick, Choirmen Larry Mclnnis, News Editer Mughb R.Mouat, Advertising Mensger ~ The Examine?aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subseriptions: $2.38 per year, $1.20 half year.Five conte à copy.Member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Avecciation, Quebec Newspapers Association.Authorized as 3nd Class Musil, Post Office Dept.Ottawa WE SAY Parks could be used more with changes ESTMOUNT has a park system of which it can be proud.However, we think with a few minor changes it could be prouder.Some of the parks stand virtually unused throughout the summer because there is no demand for their facilities.Facing the facts of life by the addition of drinking fountains and comfort stations to all parks which encourage people to linger with play equipment and tennis courts would greatly increase the usefulness of these neighborhood parks.Barbecue pits, picnic tables and rustic shelters in case of sudden showers would add a new dimension to outdoor living in Westmount.Despite the recent trend toward sneers at togetherness, we are nostalgically in favor of parks where families can gather for an outdoor social.A requirement that users be licensed for the occasion and making it simple for a householder to secure a permit from City Hall to picnic in one of the parks would ensure against outsiders taking SSO i Whe you scrub?H's not the voice - Hs just the tub.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations en request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 YOU SAY Visitor berates bus service, likes city Sir: As a visitor to your fair city, and its suburb of Montreal, 1 am a bit irked at the lack of information given to visitors by the Transport Commission bus service.We see signs with number on them at various corners where the buses stop, but these give no indication as to where the bus came from or where it is going.For instance some signs indicate that buses No.102, 103, 104, 105 and No.4 stop at certain intersections and if one should inquire from the chaf- feur for further information one is liable to have his head snapped off with the curtness of his reply.Would it not be possible to have an additional small sign attached to the posts indicating where the bus is bound for.The new buses are bright and clean but courtesy to the passengers by the drivers is not always of the best.| believe that the personne] department of the company should screen some of their drivers and give them a few lessons in being civil to the public who after all are responsible for the paying of their salaries.The Commission is a public utility and service to the public should come first and foremost in all respects.Incidentally.I enjoyed reading your paper during my month's visit in Westmount.Thanks to it 1 quickly felt at home and learned more about Westmount than I could expect to learn by staying anywhere for such a short period of time.Westmount Visitor x over the grounds provided tor Westmounters.Also, people are conscientious about cleaning up after à picnic if they realize authorities will know who left the bottles and paper napkins littering a picnic spot.We realize these things cost money.However, with the growth in the metropolitan area.it is harder and harder to find a suitable picnic spot nearby.How nice it would be to have one within walking distance of your home or just a few minutes away by car.THEY SAY Order means light and peace, inward liberty and free command over one's self; order is power.\u2014 Amiel Library roof repairs postponed Council members gave notice Monday night that they intended to move first readings of two new by-laws at subsequent meetings of Council.Alderman Drury will propose an amendment of By-law 501 concerning street traffic which in effect will eliminate the necessity of appearing in court for payment of parking tickets.Alderman Tucker gave notice of a motion to amend the by-law 622 concerning massage parlors to bring it into line with similar legislation in Montreal.- The Council took action Monday to approve payment of $1,200 to cover the cost of the recently constructed transformer vault underground of City Hall's Sherbrooke street side lawn, A motion for 1epair to the library roof costing $6,898 was set aside for further study of the particulars by the Public Works department.The motion contemplated the removal of all slates, supplying and laying asphalt shingles, renewal of three gravel roofs, supplying and installing new gutter flashings and all valleys, plus an additional sum of $500 for possible replacement of wooden decking.Monday night s session concluded with commitment of $36,350 to cover the cost of 3 garbage trucks and bodies to replace vehicles purchased over 10 years ago.Council hires sixth planner City Council, through the General manager's office, announced Wednesday the engagement of architect A.Leslie Perry, 792 Upper Belmont avenue.He will work jointly with Durn- ford, Bolton, Chadwick and Ell- wood, architects, 4101 Sherbrooke street west, on a study of the space needs of City Hall and the Police and Fire departments.Mr.Perry's firm is situated in Montreal.3 Water heaters for rent here Westmount is going into the electric water heater rental business by about this time next month.Council authorized the expenditure of $16,300 for the purchase of 100 electric water heaters for rental purposes at Monday night's meeting.City Hall explained Wednesday that this would fill in a gap in the services offered by West- mount to its residents and would be comparable to similar service offered to its consumers by the Quebec Hydro.It is expected there will be four sizes, a thirty gallon water heater at $1.50 per month, a 40 gallon tank at $1.75 per month, a 50 gallon size at $2.00 per month and à 63 gallon tank at $2.25 per month.The heaters will be of steel lined with glass and with two heating elements to provide quick recovery when the hot water in the tank is used.It was further explained that installation would be included in the monthly rental, provided electrical and plumbing connections are available at the exact spot at which the house holder wants the heater installed.There will be a minimum term lease required prior to installation.Prices and specifications are being checked now by the city prior to receiving tenders.Fire department radios for the salvage and pump wagons authorized by Council in July are being installed now.The Fire department's annual in- service inspections is being conducted between Western avenue and Sherbrooke street at present.Chief Ed Harper says they are behind schedule due to so many rainy days during which inspections cannot be made.The Police department has a new trophy case in the hall on your left just as you go in the front door.In it will be installed the many trophies won by our finest.Take a look and admire the athletic abilities of the Westmount Police Force the next time you go in to pay a ticket, inquire about a lost bicycle or to pick up your copy of summarizations of the most frequently violated Westmount by-laws off the press in another few weeks.City chief electrician, Philippe Leblanc, with Westmount since July 15, 1930, was appointed Inspector in the Light and Power department to fill for the first time a position created by By-law 644.Alderman F.B.Common is acting mayor for August, September and October.When John G.Bourne, 25 Rame- zay road, chairman of Selwyn House Board of Governors, attended Monday's Council meeting with Selwyn House headmaster Robert Speirs, he admitted that it was the first Council meeting he City Hall Beat with Jane Hendershott had attended during his entire life, all of which he has lived in West- mount.He attended solely to be on the spot for a private meeting with Council following the public meeting.However, he found it most interesting and informative.Also, he did not notice any other West- mounters attending.Ad Taxicab firms get new stands Monday night the Council granted a permit to Westmount Taxi Service Limited to establish a cab stand for six cabs on the northeast corner lots of Greene avenue and Selby street and a four cab stand on lots on the south side of St.Catherine street.Next, it passed a companion motion granting Veterans Taxi Owners Association a permit to establish a stand for 15 taxicabs on Greene avenue on lots south of 1336 Greene and permission to sublet the rear portion of the same lot for private parking.City Manager Norman Dawe told Council that application of Veteran Taxi was received several days prior to that of West- mount Taxi.He further advised, in response to a question by Mayor J.C.Cushing, that preferential treatment extended to Veterans some years ago was practically a thing of the past and that he expected it to be on a par with Westmount so far as the city was concerned within a very short time.A tip: Don't boast of being brave until you have felt your way through a dark room to investigate a strange noise and a broom handle falls against the middle of your back.\u2014Frank Mack PLAY A LITTLE LONGER LIVE A LITTLE BETTER Brewed a little longer Tastes a little better Take a \u2018break\u2019 with lively Kingsbeer .so cool, so sparkling, so distinctive.For Kingsbeer is brewed the careful way.brewed longer.Treat yourself to : custom brewed Kingsbeer! : CALL FOR A INGS BEER Woman cracks ankle descending from bus A three-months pregnant woman suffered a cracked ; ankle bone when she fell while alighting from the rear exit of a Montreal Transport bus on Tuesday, according to police reports.Constable E.W.Kerr, who was on foot patrol at the time and witnessed the accident, reported that the rear of the bus was stopped a good two feet from the curb at Sherbrooke street and Victoria avenue so that Mrs.John McGuire, 4915 Mayfair avenue, N.D.G., was unable to reach the curb from the bus and had to step down into the street between the bus and the sidewalk.The police officer observed à 102 bus in the area at the that Mrs.McGuire, \u201cfell twisting time of the accident but told Joyride ends The Westmount bm Pidey.Auger 11.191 5 ioylessly Traffic control An 18 year-old ten-cents store Lemme woos pattern set for belonging to Alexandre Leslie, | 1125 Rachel street,\u2019 Montreal, short.| e ly after two o'clock Sunday morn- h h h | ing with unfortunate results for all ing wth new nign scnoo When Carolyn Oancia.336 Met- .calfe avenue, varoomed down Sher- Council committed itself Monday night to the expen.brouke street she ran right into! diture of $24,525 for traffic lights at the intersections of the rear of a car owned by Fdouard * : .: ~ ., .Gendron, 442 Lakes! drive, .Ob Catherine street with Clarke and Hallowell avenues Dorval, which was stopped for a' and Hillside lane, traffic signs and other equipment and red light at Claremont avenue.installations necessary due to the expected heavy increase The front end of the one car and in pedestrian traffic in the new Westmount high school her ankle and her body struck a corner of the curb.\u201d Before he could reach her she was assisted to her feet by her mother Mrs.Lapierre, 410 Victoria avenue.The bus driver, subsequently identified by MTC as Fernand Savage.4434 St.Antoine street, according to police reports, admitted being the only driver of police he did not know of it.He was of the opinion that if an accident had occurred to anyone alighting from his bus one of his passengers would have noticed it and advised him.Constable Kerr reported that an inspection of the curb and street immediately following the accident showed them to be in good condition and not slippery.the rear end of the other were\u2018 area.Council also authorized spending by the city of $4.000 demolished.Police called the fire department \"for the pedestrian loading zone on the Hillside lane of the to clear up the spilled gasoline and high school property.The School Board will reimburse the broken glass from the street.city for the loading zone.Police sergeant Miller took Miss A city spokesman said Wednes- Oancia to the Queen Elizabeth hos- | day that walk signals will be pital for emergency treatment ol installed.Also, he said no right her three broken bottom teeth.turns out of Hallowell or Clarke Constable E.Plover reported she avenues would be permitted.was then charged with driving! He explained.\u201cThis makes it without a driver's license.She possible to provide clear intervals for pedestrians.Lights at the intersection of Hillside lane and St Catherine street will serve the same purpose.\u201d \u201cWe are widening Hillside lane in the vicinity of the school Park- (Continued on page 6) 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 Hotel at 20 Chesham Place, S.W.l.For casual or prolonged visits, you'll like the intimate atmosphere of this hotel.Every room You con be sure of your with bath and booking before leaving | backed up into the lane to the rear kitchenette.by cdlling HU.1-2771.Ne CANADIAN lager beer MOLSON CANADIAN LAGER BEER Foamy, friendly, fun\u2014especially when the sail ends with a cool Molson Canadian, Its livelier flavour fits perfectly the livelier mood of today's Quebec.Now in brown bottles to protect against light.pleaded guilty to the charge in, Municipal Court on Wednesday and was fined $15 and costs.She told | Deputy Judge Alex McT.Stalker that she had only an expired learn er's permit, Mr.Leslie.who owned the car, driven by Miss Oancia.told police he didn't know she had keys to, enough community spirit to patronize local firms first.the car and that she had taken the | car without permission.He did not prefer charges.Neighborly pren Jane clash \u2026 WESTMOUNT TAXI chant WE.5-2468 drew W.Roddick, 43 Bruce avenue @ Charge Accounts Arranged SERVICE PLUS! All things being equal, Westmount residents should have 200040000000004 And when a taxi company that has been established in Westmount since 1928 offers better service to all parts of our city, more courteous drivers, cleaner cars plus personal attention to your needs \u2014 then how can you and George Leisser, 29 Bruce avenue, on July 28 when Mr.Roddick POPOV PIPPI PPP IP IVIIPIIIIITITII 79777 YTV of Bruce avenue.just in time to hit the .southbound automobile of Mr.Leisser.| 6 The Westmount Snaminer, Feidoy.August 19.1969 UNITED ANGLICAN WESTMOUNT TRINITY MEMORIAL PARK-EMMANUEL AND CHURCH CALVARY AND ST.ANDREWS, 6220 Sherbrooke Stree! Woe WESTMOUNT UNITING FOR SUMMER SERVICES Sunday, August 13th The Venerable B.Kenneth Nasier, 8.0.Ree Rev.Canon 7.L.Whitley, M.A.Hen.Assistant Bev.Allen Goodinge, B.D., Assletant 160 um In Westmount Purk- Bev.Peter W.A.Davison.B.A, Frnmanuel and Calvary Assistant Chureh.Prencher: Rev Charles R Plaskett Mr.George R.Chubb, F.R.C.O.F.A.G.O.Organist and Choirmaster Organist: Mr.Evie Adame.8?R.C.O.11th Sunday After Trinity Sunday, August 13th 8600 am Holy Communion We Welcome the Members of Melville Church during August.\"PRESBYTERIAN 11.00 un.Mattine.Preacher: Rev._ 1 _ | Canon F.L.Whitley STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN, \"> °™ Rrensers .and Rev.Allen Gooudings WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th DOMINION-DOUGLAS 7:00 am Holy Communion TRURKDAY AUGUANT 1th | 10.00 am.Holy Communion Sunday, August 13th Joint Services Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount Ave.at Victoria Ave.11:00 a.m.Rev.W.Ston- ford Reid, Th.D., Th.M., Ph.D.SERIES: THE PRE-EMINENT CHRIST (2) ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Ruv.K.B.Keefe, Recter Rev.Regincld Hoilis Sunday, August 13th 11th Sunday After Trinity \"Christ, The Sustenance of 800 um.Holy Communion isti fe $30 am.Holy C ion the Christian Life AT rene RE Halle A warm welcome extended |\"! am.Matting Rex R Holls to all.730 pm.Evening Prayer in the Doris Kill Chapel os am ART.C., L.Mus.(McGill) Wednesday, August 16th Organist and Choir Director 11 00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Cheirmaster: Nerman W.Hurrle.A.R.C.O., ARCM, F.T.CL MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, BA.B.D.Minister UNITARIAN 00 un 100 am Church School Public Worship The Minister Preaching Friends and Visitors are Cordially Welcome THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Minister: Rev.Leonard Mesea, BA.B.D.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster: \u201cCHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church of Christ, ! He hurried As You Like It by LAURENT PRICE Cindy Lane, Montreal born songstress doing the star turn at the Club Dauphin in the King George Hotel, Sherbrooke, Quebec .Horse show scheduled for same town August 21 to 25, should attract Eastern Townships equine breeders and exhibitors.Lots of nice music up around the Chantecler in Ste.Adele, Quebec, at the moment .Buddy Clayton, with his combo, the regular Coco Rico room attraction, has such polished singing stylists as Fred Hill and Sheila Graham rehearsing and taping their show in the same place weekly.Better smooth out plans for the projected Decarie Boulevard overpass quickly before someone decides to build another million dollar motel under it.Cascade Ina, at Shawinigan, Quebec, one of the better hostels in the province is a swell place to visit, to eat or to stay, according to Dam Sayder, the Stowe owner of th Mountain Read Motel, who spent a few days there recently.We concur, and Sydney Smith, the manager is a nice guy, too.Carina, the attractive proprietor of the women\u2019s shoe shop at 4920 Sherbrooke street west, tells us that she has a smart new line of Pedulla and Agostino shoes on view.All made in Canada by Italian craftsmen.As a rule we get this type of information from her husband, Fernand, one of the Colony Club\u2019s (Continued on Page 7) LAURENTIANS LAURENTIANS Fie Mitts im | VAL MORIN, QUE.Tennis Courts - Swimming Pool .Lakes All Summer Sports \u2014 Golf Nearby Entertainment Nightly Daily rates from $11.$17.50 American Plan Special package rates \u2014 write or phone direct line UN.6-2281 SYDNEY SMITH NOW more than ever .Beyond Compare .Pr Enjoy luncheon or dinner in the picture-windowed dining room overlooking Lac Rond; dence on the Terrace \"under the stars\" or in the elegant new Cocorico Room to the music of the Buddy Clayton trie.And for the complete vacation, with summer sun and fun, and girl home Leo Nadeau, 7340 Somerled avenue, N.D.G., was a two-time loser after he pleaded guilty Wednesday in Municipal court to speeding through three red lights on Cote St.Antoine road at near midnight on August 2.His driver\u2019s license had already been marked once earlier this year for speeding.He told Deputy Judge Alex Mc.T.Stalker, after pleading guilty with CHURCH CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER SEASON WILL RE-OPEN ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10th Organist and Director of Musie: Donald Mackey, Mus.B.Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue ot Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH.THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTINT, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, August 3th 11 00 am.Sunday School 11.00 am.Church Service Lesson - Sermon: Subject \" SOUL\u201d Westmount Baptist tiolden Text: Praims 425, 6 My e soul, want thou only upon God: for V.1 my expectation as from Him.He only aca ion over, omy rock and my salvation EVERY WEDNESDAY 8.135 pm Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the Public Tuesday.Thursday and Friday.3oédom Wednesduys.63 to 8 o.m.\u201cANGLICAN Dr.E.J.Bailey preaches Sunday Traffic .Returning from vacation, Dr.! an explanation, that he went | through the red lights because \u2018\u2018of his sfate of mind.1 was hurrying to take my sick girl friend home.\u201d | He went on, \u201cI can\u2019t remember exactly the red lights.However, i1 am sure I was only going about 35.not 50 like the officer said.\u201d Judge Stalker assured him he \u2018was lucky he wasn\u2019t killed and all social and sports facilities, why not reserve mow ?Write M.E.LATTIMORE The Chantecler STE-ADELE-EN-HAUT, P.Q.Direct Montreal line UN.1-2256 Ste.Agathe des Monts AUBERGE DU LANGUEDOC Licensed TPR LY, French oo Restaurant a ) © \u2018 FRAN Parisienne Ne Atmosphere LANGUEDOCHFamous in the Laurentians 151 ST.VINCENT STE.AGATHE 326-3773 DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT Swimming .solting .mg .trapsheoting .trout and bass fishing ., .flying .they're all available at beautiful Lac Oul- met, 85 miles northwest of Meutreal, coupled with fine mew accommodations, and feed services of the highest order.Hunting and fishing camps associated with Club.Full landplane and seaplane facilities.Write fer literature : St.Jovite, Que.Tom Wheeler's oc Guimet CLUB .sailing .*.horseback rid- [that it didn't matter whether he Victor 65-2772, er St.Jovite, 426-2281 was going 35 or 50 so long as he was in excess of 30 mph.He then fined him $10 and costs on each red light and $20 and costs for , Speeding and ordered his license marked.! .| (Continued from page 5) NORTHWAY Junction of Twin Bridge Road and Northway Directiy in Champlain, N.Y.DRIVE-IN THEATRE Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Wesimount Rev.Alexander MecNor.Recter Henerory Assistont Rev.Conon $.8.Lindsey 11th Sunday After Trimty E.J.Bailey, Westmount Baptist ig Will be permitted on the | Church, will preach in the morn- West side of Hillside rather than ing on \u201cTake The Name\", and at , on the east side as at present, night on \u201cHalf Heartedness'.Hillside will continue one way Nursery provision and a story going south.\u201d period for children during the| He went on.\u201clt almost goes | sermon each Sunday morning is, Without saying that there wil: be lo encourage families to attend \"NC parking along St.Catherine church.| street trom Hillside lane to The BYPU meets Friday at 8 Clarke avenue and along Hallo- 862 CAR CAPACITY \u2014 NO TURNAWAYS BIGGEST SCREEN NORTH OF NEW YORK AREA \u2018ONE OF THE ALL-TIME GREAT ENTERTAINMENTS! rm Sunday, August !Uh p.m.in the church.The mid- Well avenue between St.Cathe- De sensation ot £ wl B00 am Haly Fuchanst week service of the church con.tine to Dorchester street.\u201d ete >, 1108 am SOLEMN BUCH ARIST , linues in the summer on Wednes- | The school has provisions fot / +5 à 00 De Everett E iday at 8 pm.when Dr.Bailey its own parking which should be qe ÎGUEST STARS HOLY EUCHARIST \"continues a series on \u201cSects and adequate until every student has ss WN THE SIG 910 am Wednesday Deviations\u201d, a car.| understand it is divised WONDERFUL _ _ into east and west with access STORY BAPTIST 77 from Hallowell and Hillside.\u201d am.\" soccer _ LL He added.\u201cOn last thing, mo- mm Wed.thru $ torists should be assured that ~~ TAY Set.WESTMOUNT B APTIST we are setting up the lights in! .August progression.They will be inter.cree Member Baptist World Alliance connected to speed the flow of | \u201cty table 9-10-11-12 traffic.Inter-connected is not: fotures sorroote Te Avon the same as synchronized so don't spores use that woid.The lights on AND Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, C.D., M.A., B.Th, D.D, [Sherbrooke street are synchro.HAND IN HAND Minister Emeritue: Rev.J.A.Johasten, B.A., 0.0.He postscripped \u201cIf anyone! with Joba Gregien, Sybil Therndihe Director of Music: Got MecDermet, LA.B.Mes objects to the lights being in- \u2014 stalled, they'd change their tune | Sun.Mon.Tues.Aug.12-14-15 1100 am.\u201cTAKE THE NAME.\" after spending a couple of days THE 3 WORLDS OF GULLIVER 730 p.m.\u201cHALF HEARTEDNESS.* with us working on getting them set up.We've had to jump for starving: Kerwin Mathews, Jo Morrow, June Thechern Preacher: Rev.Roy Cook, B.A., B.D.McMaster) our lives the way the traffic! AND Church School First Baptist Church, Chatham, Ontario.goes along St.Catherine right! SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST « \u201411.00 a.m.\u2014 Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday\u20148 p.m.|now.It wouldn't be safe with a stewing: Risherd Greens, Peter Cushing Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.m.lot of kids around.\u201d SCENIC IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS a: NORTH CONWAY, NEW HAMPSHIRE Ride the MOUNT CRANMORE SKIMOBILES \u201cA wonderful experience™ Restaurant Gift Shops NV arminer 22 meer Qurif © Recor MONTREAL, FRIDAY.AUGUST 11, 1961 As You (Continued from page 6) Like It Resort owners and innkeepers master barkeeps, but this time it throughout our milk run are start- came direct.i i BUDDY CLAYTON NEW HAMPSHIRE SKYWOOD MANOR INN and MOTEL ON ROUTE NO.2 AT JEFFERSON, N.H.Quiet Country Inn \u2014 Deluxe Motel \u2014 White Mountains \u2014 Alt.1650 \u2014 Nearby Pool \u2014 Golf \u2014 Tennis \u2014 Low Pollen Count \u2014 Delicious Food.Modified American Plon $42 to $52 weekly May to Nov.Near Santa\u2019s Village Tel: June 6-4371 Your Host: Roy Ferguson QUEBEC The Inn Grand\u2018mere by reil, bus or cer 100 miles from Montreal Excellent cuisine and lodgings 18-hole championship golf course Tennis, all Summer activities Rest and Relax GRAND\u2019 MERE, QUESEC Ralph Pitman, manager * Quebec City's Finest BASTOGNE RESTAURANT- AND BAR Complete Motel Facilities Gite Shop \u2014 Coffee Shep Specious Lewne-Coavention Hell Pooi \u2014 Becch 350 Boulevard Ste-Anne ing promotion campaigns for the Autumn trade.This particular segment of the vacationing populace appears to be increasing with each passing year.Pretty soon now we'll be writing and publishing little sonnets about Indian summer, foliage, etc., etc.The direction billboards showing the way from Montreal to NEW HAMPSHIRE Eastern Slope Plagyhouse North Conway, N.H.Ending Aug.12th.PLEASURE OF MIS COMPANY August 14 to 19 MARRIAGE - GO - ROUND New York Equity Company \u201cCharles Boyer and Claudette Colbert sailed through this glittering Broadway comedy .one of the biggest hits of recent years .a sophisticated treatment of a perfect marriage \u2014 with problems.\u201d EASTERN TOWNSHIPS 4 At Magog, Quebec on beautiful Lake Memphremagog 30 ultra-modern units with Hotel Service.Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge.Excellent facilities for Golfing, Bathing, Boating and all summer activities.On Route Ne.1 Reg.Brandt, Manager Phone Magog.Que.Vi.3-3313 Stowe, Vermont, have been improved considerably, we're happy to report.The town's shopkeepers also contributed something in little signs pointing to the local post office for tourist enlightment.We saw a summer re-run of Columbia Broadcasting Company's Blood, Sweat and Tears Twenty Years Later, the other evening.What's summer, of course, without re-runs, but evidently the producers made a qualification that most of those inter- bad adenoids and a slight shortage of sense.For revenge, the British Broadcasting Company should conduct a similar series in this country and query only punch drunk fighters.To really make us flip, all we have to do now is catch up with a re-run of Denis the Menace.That particular bit of programming.for your gentle information, was the main reason Uncle Beauregard gave up drinking.His attitude towards all children was beginning to get a little sour.~ viewed had to be afflcited with x _.VERMONT On Route No.5 et Derby Line, Vermont \u201cOvernight or an entire vacation\u201d fell MOTOR COURT ond RESTAURANT AAA AS meee o 61-35 Beauport (Gasbec) Conade Re.ÿ \u2018 ENJOY QUEBEC'S BEST - ENJOY O'KEEFE tn the Bastern Townehipe, at Lake Orford and everywhere in beautiful Quebec, more and more people refresh themselves with mild-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's beet.prink OKeefe.te ild ales SWIMMING POOL GIFT SHOP Famous for fine foods wale ee ee ee ee VERMONT AT STOWE, VERMONT \u201cIdeal Vacations\u2019 Golf \u2014 Riding \u2014 AN Summer Fun STOWE VILLAGE INN FOR SALE On Mountoin Reed et Stewe, Vermeat MAGNIFICENT BRAND NEW Restaurant and Bar Top Resort and Shi Area Call or write: Joon Shepard Stowe Vermont Tel: Alpine 3-7220 Okay.Buster! Buck to the resorts Archie Stafford, the affable boss of the Ripplecove Inn at Ayer's Cliff, Quebec, tells this department that at a big meeting of weekly newspaper publishers and luminaries held at his Lake Massawippi resort, not one photographer vas present .Hence ne pictures of John Sanctem, Hughie McCormick or Lou Miller, in the column or on the page, showing how The Monitor hierarchy disports itself while relaxing.Maybe it's just as well.VERMONT In Vermont's Best Yecationland AT STOWE THE STOWE PLAYHOUSE AT JEFFERSONVILLE Vermont SEE FAMOUS SMUGGLER'S NOTCH stay of .Smuggler\u2019s Notch Inn © GOLF © SWIMMING ©® FISHING & ALL SUMMER ACTIVITIES Finest Vermont Accommodations & Food \u201cTHE BUCKET\u201d Lounge Carolyn Shimmon, Mgr.\"© presents « \u201c= YANKEE \u2018SUS stor\u2019 TAVERN |i] \"igure NEAL WATERS | HEAVEN CAN Sengs end Plone | Comedy by Charlie Batchelder \u2014 | Horry Segail ner - Manager | '| AT WAITSFIELD, VERMONT 172 miles off route 100 in the Mad River Glen Area \u201cA Charming and Informal Inn\" Tucker Hill Lodge Delicious Gourmet Meals Modern Comfortable Rooms Tennis \u2014 Nearby Golf Trout Fishing \u2014 Riding Hiking \u2014 Swimming Pool Owner - Management Francis A.Martin WAITSFIELD, VERMONT UE AUGUST .lo the ideo! month te hove werk dons ia your bome \u2014 while the fem- Wy ie ewey.For sow er old carpeting CONSULT MALCOLM GREGORY GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CONS 30.Cothorian Se.w.We 24277 \u2014 Evenings: RE.60-4606 b PAP4S THE EXAMINER WOMENS 71 isl.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 Fn ngagements Mr.and Mrs.Donald R.Ross of drew's United Church.West- Westmount announce the engage- mount, at three-thirty o'clock.ment of their youngest daughter.Merilyn, to Mr.Andrew Jardine The engagement is announced Neilson, son of Mr.and Mrs.of Marion Elizabeth Gracey.James P.Neilson, of Verdun.The daughter of Mr.Harold C.Gracey wedding will take place on Satur- and of the late Mrs.Gracey, of | day.September 8, in St.An- Goderich, Ont.to Mr.lan Mich- | { niversity\u2014 Day or Evening De- ree Courses, B.A, B.Sc.B.Co m.\u2014 Diploma Courses in Engineering.High School \u2014LEvening only.Elemeniary School \u2014 Evening only.School of Art\u2014Day or Evening.Business School\u2014Day or Evening.School of Retailing\u2014Day only.INFORMATION FROM THE OFFICE OF THLE REGISTRAR 1435 DRUMMOND ST.VI.40131 Sir George Williams University and Schools Of The Montreal YMC A.SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS | SCHOOL OF RETAILING An Earm-While-You-l,am program in co-operation with some of Montreal's leading retail stores.Curriculum especially designed to prepare high school Graduates for a career in retailing.Registration starts Sept.21.Courses commence Sept.25.Information from the Director 1435 DRUMMOND ST.VI.$013) STANSTEAD COLLEGE Steastead, Que.Heedmaster Harry Hutchison, LLC.M.,, M.A, 8.0, B.Ed.Ph.D.Residential High School for boys \u2014 academic curriculum \u2014 sports \u2014 extra curricular activities \u2014 highly qualified staff \u2014 full time Chaplain \u2014 Grades VI.XI.Scholarships available.1 Write Dr.Harry Hutchison | Stanstead College, Stanstead, Que.SECRETARIAL Courses intensive training includes in Stenography.Typewriting, English Grammar, Spelling.Filing, Bookkeeping.etc.Special Graham Features : | | PUBLIC SPEAKING PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT | VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BUSINESS MACHINES PERSONALIZED INSTRUCTION IN BUSINESS - CULTURAL QUALIFICATIONS I.PHILIP PAGE, P.C.T., A.P.A.GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Day Classes commence Sept.8th INC.Evening Cronaen fommence 4914 SHERBROOKE WEST NEAR VICTORIA AVENUE MU.4-2242 or ME.1-0374 Attention Lakeshore Students: \u2014 Neer C.P.R.Westmount Station \u2014 Provincisl Buses Pass Door | | COLLEGE GRADE CERTIFIED | TEACHERS BE A GRAHAM GRADUATE A Distinguished Nch School for The Discriminating Student DAY AND EVENING CLASSLS 1 BAIOLIATIOE | ael Doig.son of the late Mitchell Arena > ESTHER GOLDENBERG Miss Esther Goldenberg favors \u2018ballet dancers\u2019 By VALENTINA RAHR An attractive brunette, whose artistic endeavors have been exhibited in many art galleries in and outside of Montreal, lives quietly and works in her basement studio on Mount Stephen avenue.From this well organized base of operations Esther Goldenberg has produced a prolific number of pictures covering a variety of themes.Commissions, sales and successful shows do not come as a surprise to her, but as the result of skillful planning and perseverance.Faith, hard work and prayer is her formula for success.Miss Goldenberg loves to talk¥ about the unusual people she has how.I thought a met at her exhibitions.\u201cOne old °° > ov ought he was man in his seventies kept me prospective customer, and waited.talking for more than an hour at Dut he was only interested in a dat \u201cThree women came to a show to see \u2018what a real live artist\u201d H.Doig and Mrs.Doig, of West- mount.The marriage has been | Use EXAMINER Classified Ads For Best Results 0h S00 S00 0 JA Sh Sa a S00 J SL SS SWNT ee Local artist covers many subjects luoks like.It made me feel like a purple people eater.\u201d \u201cA number of people thought I was not using my own name.Î felt like giving them a miniature painting and ask them to sign my long name in a space too small for a postage stamp.\u201d When painting portraits, Miss Goldenberg finds that men who are fat want to appear slim.Women who are thin want to look like Marylin Munroe.Bald men insist that they are painted (Continued on Page 9) Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty Permanent Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to your hair.Good too, for bleached and tinted air.SPECIAL MISS VIOLET Specialist in Facials, Manicuring, Pedicuring Phone WE.35-0562 WE.5-2486 1347 GREENE AVE.Westmount ; arranged to take place in Toronto on Saturday.October 7.GET SET FOR AUTUMN! 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Dancers are very | emotional.Beautiful Tamara {| Toumaova a ballerina with the Monte Carlo group threw her arms around me when I! pre- i scnted her with a sketch 1 had turning to her home in New York.Miss Mae Nadig.5166 Notre Dame de Grace avenue has returned from three weeks vaca-' tion spent at Cape Cod where she was the guest of Judge and Mrs.Albert F.Hayden.i ; te \u2019 b i.Ë ».> Ve i ap ten + san NE ë\u201d , .+ .: * Have a nice weekend.and good lista inquired.An amusing incident witnessed by Esther Goldenberg backstage was when the two leads Frederic Franklin and Alexandra Danilova | jitterbugged to music from Scheherazade just before curtain call.At a psychiatric congress, Dr.Kinsey told Miss Goldenberg that \u201cSeriously mental patients use a great deal of dark colors and their work is unintelligible.As they recover they use lighter colors and their work is more logical.Ait for them is symbolic- symbols which no layman can » - - \u2014_ _\u2014 _\u2014 - | I 1 ' | { 1 i i .: 4 DIAL 600 MONTREAL _ ; ; *- a tos 10° 2 .| x - - \u201cNp i { a - : RADIO * ; A DIMIOIOE OF CABAGIAR BARCOM COUPANY i 4 I : - { % { * - - - e* a -, ar me.BE ~~ Cte .J Lo C +, pour Meme cuit.Sire whens Yo ol 10 The Westmount Snaminer, Fridey, Auquet 11, 1961 e TV e RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our specialty HI-FI Equipment end Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 Wanted WANTED \u2014 HOUSE T to 8 rooms, near schools.Price to! 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UN.1-3066.OLD AFTER 40° \u2014 Get New Pep nds feel years .Thousa younger quick with help of Ostrex Tonic Tablets.Only @¢.At all druggists.REGISTER NOW FOR SEWING CLASSES STARTING SEPTEMBER 11th.DAY \u2014 EVENINGS.PROFESSIONAL TEACHING.VI.4-1604, WE.3 Transportation 43 WANTED: Ride to Washington, D.C, August 23 or 38 return August 29 or 30.both ways or one.can share driving.HU, 29-6499 or HU.1-2771, local 46, Paterson .(Continued from page 3) Pattison.2: Kitty H.Patton, 2: Salli L.Putziger, 2; Jane A.Ramsay, 2; Peter F.Rhead, 2; Cathy L.Rhind, 3; Cynthia S.Rill, 2; Dennis Robertson, 3; Eleanor M.Robson, 2; Gloria Rosen, 3; Janet T.Ross, 2; Ellen Rowland, 1; Bobbi E.Rubin, 2; Liliane Schou.ella, 1; Nadine W.Sekely, 3; P.Wendy Seymour, 1; Michael Sheiner, 3; Christopher C.Sheldon, 3; Erika Skujins, 2; Gisela E.Stahlberg, 1; Barry Stevens, 2; Basil Stevens, 3; B.Alan Taylor, 3; Joanne E.Taylor, 2; Derek Themas, 3; Paul Tietolman, 2; E.P.Townsend, 2; Athanasios S.Troukanas.2; Richard S.Uditsky, 1; Sandy A.Walker, 2; Graham T.Weeks, 2; Jack 8S.Wise, 1; Wil- | liam J.Wisenthsl, 2; J.C.Wright, Students who took supplemental examinations to improve their standings are: Heather Steel, 3: Mary Lockhead, 2; Janet Southward, 2: John Keays, 2; Christopher Robb, 2; and Stanley Dart.2.Other students who took supplementary examinations and their standings are: Susan Gordon, 3; Harriet Caplan, 3; Angela Statha- tos, 2; Sylvia Vogan, 3; Irene Ole- son, 2; Douglas Banks, 3; David Reider.3; lan Duff, 3; James Small, 3: Kent Taylor, 3; Michael Richardson, 3: and Jay Swell, 2.William Stewart, 2; June Mack, 2. ww Cricket loop race remains tight in the final stages A three way tie for first place in the Montreal and District Cricket league was broken last weekend when Town of Mt.Royal won their match over Verdun for their fourth straight to move into sole possession of first place with 20 points.Westmount team were idle and West Indians and Adastrians draw fa second place.Westmount is pow third with 17 points.The highlight of the Wanderers game was the batting of Cliff Jansz getting a fast 72 not out to kill Wanderers hopes of making the playoffs.Mount Royal 78 for 5 defeated Verdun 74; R.Docking 21, G.Brown 18, D.Greid 16, .J Davidson 2 for 23, C.Bond 2 for 16, N.Ross 28, B.Awal 12, R.Night, 12, B.Lovett 2 for 22; R.Docking 3 for 31, A.Lewis 2 for 11.Adastrians 167 drew with West Indians 128 for 8 wickets: J.Butler 43, N.Bateson 16, H.Wilkinson 5 for 55, O.Allen 5 for 42, J.Garvey 67, K.Wilkinson 17, G.Rigg 4 for 31, G.Small 3 for 20.PF Canadair 119 for 6 defeated Wanderers: M.Jansz 72, A.Powell 16, R.Hayward 11, G.Cooke 2 for 23, D.Boys 2 for 49, F.Whiting 1 for 2, B.Scutt 65, J.Gibson 12, D.Boys 12, F.Whiting 12.West Indians 81 for 3 defeated Wanderers 74: T.Hamilton 30 not out, A.Mendey 26 not out, L.Farley 18, B.Gooding 36, V.Farley 6 for 25.TCA 79 for 3 defeated Mount Royal 73: L.Vandreisen 45 not out, C.Lewis 27, W.Walton 25, H.Joffat 11, M.Blincow 5 for 26, R.Cutts 3 for 14, Stelco 159 for 7 defeated Rolls Royce 126; A.Dugdale 56 not out, G.Elson 33, B.Cockayne 19, E.Jan Nordstrom named to tennis fourney team Canadian Lawn Tennis Association announced the names of their Gordon Trophy team which will compete against a top United States unit August 18-19 at Toronto Cricket, Curling and Skating Club.The following will comprise the squad: John Bassett, John L.Bonus, J.N.\u2018Bun\u2019 Cooke, all of Toronto; Hank E.Bryant, Vancouver; Pierre Dessaulles, Jan Nordstrom, Montreal; Ralph Tailby, Kitchener; J.Roy Man- sell, Oakville; Gordon C.Robinson, Niagara Falls.The team was named by the CLTA\u2019s selection committee of Laird Watt, John Basset, and Harry S.Spencer.Mount Royal, Monkland clubs in tennis wins Mount Royal Tennis Club defeated La Boheme 4-0 in a PQLTA inter-club match on the weekend.Monkland turned back Papineau 3-1.! As a result of these two matches, the standing in the league shows Mount Royal and | Monkland tied with 14 points each.i La Boheme is second with seven and Papineau next with five points.Mount Royal 4 \u2014 Papineau 0, | Singles: Jan Nordstrom, Mount Royal beat Jacques Bourgoing, La Boheme: 6-0, 6-4; Karl Alt- schuler, Mt.Royal.beat Jos.Charbonneau, La Boheme: 6-2, 6-1.Doubles: Dr.G.Leclerc - L.Choquette, Mt.Royal, beat Joe | Boyer-H.Ouellette, La Boheme: ; 7-5, 6-0, Tom Harvey-M.Forget, | Mt.Royal, beat W.Tibbits-R.Gibson, 5 for 57, D.Beatty 2 for 23, D.Beatty 33, J.Hudson 26, P.Wicks 30 not out, T.Dugdale 3 for 24, A.Dugdale 3 for 26.Westmount 62 for 7 defeated Bank of Montreal 59; N.Sanford 15 not out, D.Ewer, 13, J.Morgan 3 for 25, J.Curleton 4 for 30, D.Chapman 17, J.Morgan 12, R.Rolston $ for 14, P.Terkin 5 for 4.Adastrians 136 defeated Canadair 91; D.Rigg 30, T.Benjamin 27, F.Grant 7 for 46, J.Oran 35, A.Lewis 17, D.Evans 3 fo: 35, G.Minns 3 for 17.Adastrias 130 for 6 defeated Wanderers 77; G.Rigg 43, T.Ben- Jamin 30, A.Grew 1 for 15, J.Gibson 5 for 12, W.Lewis 1 for 20, J.Gibson 22, B.Doyle 21, T.Benjamin 2 for 18, N.Bateson 2 for 23, B.Carter 3 for 23.Westmount rugger club e e À in training In training for two weeks, West- mount Rugger club intends to fleld two strong teams for the season which opens August 26.Backed up by consistently outstanding performances of such players as Bert Wyatt, Bill Cul- lens, and Fred Spence, including several Canadian converts to the game, the season holds promise of being Westmount's most successful in years.Newcomers are welcome.As yet no positions on either of the two teams are settled.To enable as many as possible to play each weekend, games in addition to the regularly scheduled ones are arranged as necessary.Practices are held Monday and Wednesday evening 6 p.m.in Hampstead.Those interested please contact the captain Spence, WE.7-6203 or team manager, Chris Carr, WE.7-2547.The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey, Auquet 11, 1969 Quebec cricket selects receive high praise Montreal and District Cricket League officials are quite happy over the way their selects who competed last week in Calgary in the Canadian championship play.The team returned to the city early this week after losing by seven runs to the British Columbia entry.The Quebec team showed one star, Ken Branker, who captained the Quebec team.He drew high praise from tournament officials.He played outstanding throughout all Quebec games.Quintrell, one of Canada\u2019s foremost cricket players, stylishly bowled batsman Len Simpson to break an outstanding final Quebec partnership.He had taken three other wickets and caught two batsmen earlier in Quebec's fighting innings.The B.C.Eleven\u2014undefeated all week in round-robin competitioa\u2014 put on 128 runs in its first innings and returned to take nine wickets for 87 runs before Simpson and Sam Marshall came on strongly a the last partnership.Quintrell was 4 for 19 in 13 overs and team-mate George Nugent, another spin bowler, dismissed 4 for 43 in 16 overs.Quebec opened strongly in its innings with 87 runs for the loss of five wickets.Quintrell and Nugent came in to take four wickets for oaly 12 runs before the last part- sership.Against BC.batting.Quebec captain Ken Branker took 5 for 21 in 185 overs, and team-mate Noel Harris took 4 for 58 in 16 overs.Wallace Tait was BC.'s outstanding batsman, scoring 48 including five sixes.\u2018of the \"Big 4\" You won't want to miss any of the exciting CKGM Football Broadcasts.Games from Montreal to Vancouver .comments from coaches and stars teams, will be aired.Dial RADIO 980 for action-packed coverage of the 1961 Football season.TUNE NATIONAL TYPEWRITER'S \u201cFOOTBALL PREVIEW\u201d with CKGM air personality, GENE KIRBY One-half Hour Prior To Each Game Boileau, La Boheme; 6-1, 9-7.\"BIG 4\" FOOTBALL ON HEAR ALL MONTREAL ALOUETTES HOME AND AWAY GAMES .+ Play-By-Play by KEN BROWN ++ Commentary News & Sports Director, Herb Manning % \u201cColour GENE KIRBY FOOTBALL FORECAST\" Direct from the BERKELEY HOTEL ONE HOUR PRIOR TO EACH ALOUETTES\u2019 GAME A fast-paced eudience CHGM\u2019's HARTLEY HUBBS ashing for predic- tiens about the eut-come of the day's game.\u201cOriginating Football Rebroadcasts fer Eastern Conade\u201d Brought fo you by THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL CO.ond DOW BREWERY Lid.MAKERS OF DOW ALE by CKGM by CKGM's -?4 ent N SEE EE M i isssassssssiesssssssiasssssinssssssssssss A The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey, August 11, 1961 CASHWORD Contest Rules 1.Suive the clues ma you would for any crossword puzzle.Choose the word which you think BEST fits the definition im each clue.There 5 ONLY ONE answer which, ia the decision of the judges is the BEST word fitting each clue.Only answer exactly matching the prepared solution will be considered correct.All answers must be considered correct in order to win.The judges' decision will be final on all matters pertaining to the contest.All contestants taking part must agree to accept the decisions of the judges as a condition of entry.2 After you have filled in the puzzle mail to: CASH- WORD in car.of this newspaper.Entries must be mailed and postmarked before niid- night each Monday following the week that each puzzle is published.ENTRIES POSTMARKED OR DELIVERED AFTER MIDNIGHT MONDAY WILI NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR JUDGING.3.Each contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes.Handwritten fac: similes of the coupon are acceptable.Any such facsimiles printed, mimeographed or otherwise mechanically produced (including carbon paper) will not be accepted.4.The prize for the correct solution will be $100.If there are two or more winners tcr « me pe Clues to ACROSS 1.EMPLOYS is comprehen sive.The manner in which a geacral EMPLOYS his troops, which would include the way in which he DEPLOYS them, may cause defeat if his strat- CRY is poor.5.RANT is best.À man may RANT, or talk excitedly, after fruitlessly chasing a thief who held him up, for he is likely to be too upset to speak calm- Iv.A man may PANT after any kind of a chase, even one in fun.BANT, CANT and WANT are not favored.7.SPARE is preferred.During a rough club initiation.boys may SPARE a new member who is smaller than the rest, for they may be afraid that he might get hurt by the hazing intended for the taller and heavier boys.Courage is : matter of temperament rather than size, s they may tot SCARE him.SNARE is vague.SHARE is remote.8 CARES is required.A famous physician may make ittie of his CARES, or responsibilities, for he is likely to cel they are a natural: con sequence oi his chosen work.He may do everything he can © make his CURES known so that people may benefit from them.CORES is vague.13.MIRE, yes.An energetic boss may MIRE, or bog down, an easy-going employee, for he is likely to load him down with more work than he can do.He may not FIRE him if he does good work at his own pace.An employee is already HIRED.An easy- Roing man is not likely to TIRE.for he won't allow himself to be This Weeks Clues | Across 1.This may be too much for one on à summer day.8.Impersonal pronoun.9.One may lry to evade a .10.A man in a hurry may become impatient with a .11.A person who is this may impress s | um dwellers.13.A woman may be angry if she finds her good silver tray was by a member of her family.16.A craze.17.Drops of moisture, 19.Note of musical scale.20.A queen is likely to be emulated.22.May take up too much of a man\u2019s time.24.A homeowner's abundant may make life difficult for his neighbors.27.Lubricate, 29.Sign of the zodiac.30.One may expect to find this at a ski resort.31.Officer of the Guard (abbr.).a given puzzle the prize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there is no winner, each week $10 will be added to the prize money.S.The Cashword Puzzle Contest is open to everyone except employees of the publishers of this newspaper and members of their immediate families.6.The newspaper reserves A 2.A hunter may be as he works his way through heavy brush.3.Greek letter.4.A bitter may strike most people as disagreeable.5.May result in continued employment for an aging actress.6.May steal important documents from a government office.7.The of a miser may be incomprehensible to the average person.12.Den.14.Snare.15.A man may be annoyed by someone's his remarks.Though 18.important, an may excite little admiration.21.It may be unfortunate if a famous man's is inaccurate.Passable.Affectations.Aspersion.Behold! (Released by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) 23.25.26.28.the right to disqualify any entries mot conforming to these rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle.7.Winners and the correct solution to this week's CASH- WORD puzzle will be published in next week's issue.BEE SY iE Cash word Explained rushed.WIRE is remote.16.SELL is preferred.A SELL, or hoax, may impress the naive, for they are likely to accept it at face value and be taken in by it.A SEAL needs further explanation: there are all kinds of SEALS, .nd even a naive person would consider its origin.S| 1} \u20ac K mn X=] [9] 18.SOLUTE is wanted.A weak SOLUTE, or dissolved substance, may be worse than nothing, for it may be too late for further measures when one finds out it was too weak to work.A weak SALUTE, or greeting, may indicate recognition, which may be all that is expected.24.ROAM is chosen.One may get lost on a tortuous ROAM, or ramble, for he may forget what twists and turns he took.A ROAD could be retraced, regardless of its winding course.20.EXPEND is favored.A conservative man might find it difficult to EXPEND, or use up, an inherited fortune, for his mature would counsel thrift and caution.Even = conservative man can find suitable investments to EXTEND, or build up, inherited funds.Zi.CABAL is preferred.When a nation is at war, a CABAL, or conspiracy, may assume great importance, for a government\u2019s power at such times may be in the balance and easily toppled.Whether a CANAL is important would depend on its strategic position.DOWN 2.PLAQUE is selected.A PLAQUE, as a wall PLAQUE, may be of historical significance, for its inscription may shed light on some event which it commemorates.Whether a PLAGUE could be historically important would depend upon its extent and duration.4.SACK is better.One may wish to mend a torn SACK carefully so that in future use, its contents won't be spilled.Whether one wishes to mend a SOCK carefully would depend on how large the hole is, whether it will show and one's own tidiness.6.AVERRING is chosen.By AVERRING, or declaring, a state of emergency, the head of a nation may calm the people's fears, for such a definite statement would indicate that measures are being taken to ease the situation.By AVERTING a state of emergency, the head of a nation may eliminate a potentially dangerous situation before the public is aware of it.7.STICKS is favored.An actor who is lauded in the STICKS, or rural arcas, may have limited appeal, for his technique may lack the so- | ° | PUZZLE N oO.35 ram 1m Fr CE Name started.Send Coupon to: CAS HWORD 7005 Kildare Road, Cote St.Luc 29, Que.| vo Tr 2 airs bent hurl hurt brass it breed chief creed lo dew eta memoir fad memory net 0.G.grass greed heeled heeler past phistication and polish that attracts city audiences.The SLICKS, or glossy magazines are distributed nationally, and if he is lauded in them, #t may be because all the read: ership, both rural and metropolitan, would enjoy his performance.9.DOER, yes.A DOER may be judged by the results he obtains, for the justification of his activity would lie in the good it accomplishes.The results a DYER obtains may depend on the material he is given to dye.11.MEALS, to be sure.MEALS may keep a mother ACROSS Lure City eu.Phone un.CONVENIENT ORDER M you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner, chock here to have home delivery BLANK i TAF RAT TARTATEE pent snow pest S080 post sweater prim swelter prom tale rush talk ruth ti sent twisting twitting umpire winded winged slur snail saarl snob busy, for purchasing, preparation and cleaning up afterwards may take a large part of her day.MEWLS, as the cries of an infant, may occur but rarely and subside with brief attention.14.ROOMS is chosen.A lack of ROOMS, as a housing shortage, may keep a man on the move, for he cannot stay anywhere unless he can get shelter.\u201cMay\u2019 is weak with ROOTS; a man would certainly be a rover if he can\u2019t put down ROOTS anywhere.ROOFS is vague.(Released by Superior Features Svndicate, Inc.) $S$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSHSHSSHSSSSSSSHSSSSSHSS sm\u201d £4 $$$SSSSSSSSSSHSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHHSSSS CASHWORD J $ « o e "]