The Westmount examiner, 25 août 1961, vendredi 25 août 1961

[" Examiner VOL.XXXII, Ne.34 MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUG.25, 1961 16 PAGES Age 35 5 CENTS * ++ it ARR A cor pry Te SO 5, EEN R + A > Proposed subway K Ll On start a, as ) FY Tp Ye Bi hi = RS ie XN © SPIDER WEB NETWORK OF NEW ROADS AND okn =o CY.retry © S PoE JEN - hall La a \u2014 Slum clearance .6 = 3 project?Bl 2) Ny projec A = a 3 ARN A A à te =p 0 ê \\ ve 5 3 er Traffic improvements will aid Westmount Poge 3 GES i SE gre od pci Lu cer nd 3 en À = à 4 Î eo ho Wik Si Ÿ 2 ë - ag pi + x po .pa rt GPS EXPRESSWAYS: This aerial shot by Examiner staff cameraman Tommy Thompson marks the complicated net of new fast access roads and expressways that will spring up over the West End of the island in next few months.Westmount.in the top right hand corner, will benefit by the new system.Motorists heading off the island to the west will find their journey a lot quicker and easier.Even from this angle, at a height of about 4,000 feet, the Mountain and St.Joseph's Oratory are easily spotted.Examiner features this week : « A fed-up housewife .tells about picnics « e How smart are you?Beat an 11-year old Page 5 Next week's weather Power increase readied Page 3 Sports car buff learns the hard way Page 2 By ERIC NEAL August 26 to Seplember 2 Pleasant witu uc skies and mainly sunny days, with cool moonlit nights this Harvest Moon week.Exceptional Northera Light displays probable, and radio troubles.Scattered light showers ~~casional drizzle due to coastal storms, then clearing, warm and .Temperature range 40 - 75°F, Sunny and * .0 mid week, mghts cool.Alternating rain and shine probable for C ~ L.wr weckead.Try your skill with Puzzle Pete-Cashword $120 2 The Westmount Eneminer, Fridey, Auquet 28.1961 AAANAA AAAS Ahk The CF-104 makes it! By Lorry Mclanis FFE FMI MIRE MEME MEN NME III MEME Canadair\u2019s third Canadian-made Lockheed CF-104 Star fighter made its first official flight at Cartierville last Wednesday afternoon, arousing the interest of the gathering of press, St.Laurent Mayor Marcel Laurin and Cana- dair officials.Only the regular collection of gulls on the field refused to be impressed.The flight consisted of a takeoff, a slow pass over the field and a landing.All went smoothly, except the drag chute came off the aircraft when it touched down.During the test, Canadair officials were heard to whisper, \u201cI hope he holds it back.\" They were referring to Bill Kidd, the test pilot at the con- trois.There is no doubt that he had to hoid it back.This plane did more than 1,400 mph on a straight-and-level one day last week, and last Wednesday it lazed around at 550 mph, or little more than one third of its speed.Anyway, the flight was interesting and we learned that Canadair will get into top production about January of 1962.For those who are worried about the possibility of noise, the manufacturers have taken pains to keep things quiet, including baffles for the normal engine runup, and jets of water to quiet the sound of the afterburners.Besides, there's barely a whis-# per when it's idling, although it sounds like a sick moose when the afterburners are cut in on takeoff.After a lazy climb-out, all flight testing will be done above 40,000 feet about 150 miles north of Montreal.» » » What won't they think of next?The U.S.Army has a radar so accurate and powerful it can tel) the difference on a radar screen between a man and a woman walking miles away.Further, they can tell if the woman is young or old by the footsteps.Apparently footsteps send off radar waves.Since a woman's steps are brisker than a man's, the difference can be picked up on the ultra-sensitive machine.» * » The Montreal Flying Club has bought a new Cessna 150 to replace the one crashed by a 19-year old pilot a few weeks ago.The color is sort of turquoise \u2014 but then most MFC aircraft have in a been repainted this year Commercial rather odd assortment of colors.» » » Met Ed O'Neill, chief cameraman for CFCF-TV news, at Car- tierville the other day.It reminded me of his first solo flight a couple of years ago \u2014 he\u2019s an accomplished pilot \u2014 when be had an engine failure shortly after takeoff.After trying everything, be put it down alongside the autoroute.The rest of that day the incident didn\u2019t bother him too much.Later, in the evening, he was an imvited guest to the Officers\u2019 Mess at 401(F) Squadron in West- mount.Ed was a little late arriving, and when he opened the door he walked into the middle of am American \u201chell-for-leather\u2019\u2019 World War II flying picture.There were dozens of aircraft crashing and burning and being shot down, etc.I hear Ed almost passed out at this stage.Watches tachometer; forgets speedometer \u201cI was just testing the tachometer,\u201d pleaded TV time salesman for Channel 12, Sam Wasserman, charged in Westmount Municipal Court Wednesday with speeding.I was watching the speed of the revolutions of the tachometer,\u201d he explained to the judge.| Wasserman admitted in court he was travelling at least 40 miles an hour when he was arrested recently on Cote St.Antoine at 1:30 a.m.Constable W.J.Jones testified that had Wasserman been doing only 40 or 45 miles, he would have been left alone due to the lateness of the hour and lack of traffic on Cote St.Antoine.Judge Stalker fined Wasserman $20 and costs.Commented the judge, \u2018The only reason you are not losing your license is because you are a salesman and a car is necessary in order for you to earn a living.\u201d \u2014 Industrial Residential | Meintenence and Repairs on AN Types | SHEET METAL WORK WE 58-2695 Leo Falardeau PLUMBING © HEATING © ROOFING © GAS HEATERS 3955 St.James Street West inspection & Estimates on Request WE 3-2432 EXAMINER FILES : 26 years ogo In the issue dated August 23, 1935 We raa stories on: The history of the Westward Amateur Athletic Association which \u201c, .dated far back to a house oa Rosemount avenue and three boys some forty five years ago, whose interest im organized athletics burgeoned into the West- mount Amateur Athletic Association, with headquarters at the old Victoria Hall, in the days when the tramcars, little pill-box affairs, with a single wheel truck in the centre, came as far as Victoria Hall only, and then, doubtless, nonplussed by the verdant stretch of open country that Notre Dame de Grace was then, turned back in dismay.\u2019 The determination of both Leslie G.Bell and R.S.White to represent the St.Antoine-Westmount Conservatives in the fothcoming parliamentary election.Mr, Bell was chosen candidate of the Tory convention for the riding.Mr.White was subsequently chosen to represent them by dissatisfied Westmount Conservatives who preferred being represented by a Westmounter.Award of first prize in the novelty tea cosy class to A.E.Pervius for his entry in the Canadian National Exhibition.Funeral tribute to F.J.A.Bacon, 66, principal of Aberdeen school from 1917 until his retirement.We editorialized on: The millionaire who left millions of francs to the Sorbonne in trust for the first male to give birth to a child and opinionated that the sea horse should have collected.Persistent get traffic officers offender A bearded man, charged at Westmount Municipal court with going through a red light at Cote St.Antoine and Victoria avenue intersection recently, said he couldn't stop in time to avoid going through the light.He also objected to being followed into Montreal by Constables Hunter and McKinnon who presented him with the ticket.Free shots for everyone The question of free polio shots has probably entered just about everyone's mind at ome time or another.Dr.Donald G.Mackay, Medical Officer of Health for the City of Westmount informs us that for people twenty ome and over the shots may be obtained free of charge by contacting the Poliomyelitis Foundation for an appointment.For the under twenty one age group the shots may be ob tained by contacting the Municipal Health Department, Moreover Dr.Mackay tells us that this number is known to the Provincial Government and we are not allowed to ask for quantities in excess of our needs.Regarding this point Dr.Mackay says, \u201cI would like to make it clear that the material we use for these immunizations is given to us free by the Provincial Health Authorities for use for members of our population up to and including the age of twenty years.\u201d Westmounters who are interested in having the shots can get full information by contacting the Medical Health Office at WE.58531.Court In Westmount Municipal Court proceedings on Wednesday, E.G.Carey was charged with driving without a license.Carey pleaded guilty with the following explanation \u2014 \u201cI was moving the car for my wife, who does have a license,\u201d stated Carey.A young Montreal man was fined 20 dollars and costs for speeding.Since he was married and Report earned his living as a chauffeur his license was not suspended.One week, was the time limit set for a Westmount resident to pay a fine for driving at night without any lights.Insurance agent, Martin Bellin, pleaded guilty to \u201cjumping\u201d a green light at the corner of Sher- | brooke and Grosvenor.The judge suggested that he wait for the «green light, pull as far as pos- Montreal tax bills due Those pesky water, business and other personal taxes for Montrealers are due again.Director of Finance Lactance Roberge has Issued notice that all taxes for the fiscal year 1961- 62 will be due September 1 for all persons whose names appear on the Montreal tax roll.Anyone who has not yet received a bill for taxes for which they are liable should ask for their bill immediately at the Water and Business Taxes Department of the City Hall.Taxes may be pald at branches of most banks or their branch offices in Westmount, Outre- mont or Verdun.Taxpayers are reminded that partial payments of taxes and all payments of arrears may only be paid at the Montreal City Hall proper.After September 1 all payments will be subject to the addition of interest at 6 percent per annum and water service may be discontinued without further notice in any building for which the water tax shall not bave been paid within 30 days following September 1.sible into the intersection, and then make the turn when possible.Mrs.J.Dudberry pleaded not guilty to a charge of illegal parking on Greene and the case was remanded to August 30.ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.Seuth of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 When testifying, both constables agreed that he increased speed whem he saw the light at the intersection turn yellow, and that it turned red when the accused\u2019s car was three quarters of the way across Victoria.The lone witness for the defence, a younk woman travelling with the accused at the time of the \u2018incident, was questioned by Inspector Arseneault.The conversation was as follows: Inspector Arseneault: \u201cWere you looking at the speedometer as you were travelling?\u201d Young woman: \u2018Yes I saw the speedometer, and we wer travelling at a reasonable rate ef speed.\u201d Inspector: \u201cAnd did you see the traffic lights?\u201d Young woman: \u201cI saw the lights and they did not turn yellow until we entered the intersection.\u201d Inspector: \u201cDid you see the police car?\u201d Young Woman: Yes.\u201d Inspector: \u201cWere you and the gentleman talking?\u201d Young Woman: \u201cyes we were.\u201d Inspector Arseneaults final comment: \u201cMy, you do many things at once.\u201d The accused was found guilty and fined.\u201cSympathy\u201d is the hardest word to write .«+ .Say it with Flowers GERALD McKENNA ans.VI.2-9112 Bishop Se.4 DOA OAAALLALLLALALAALLLN (COMPLETE facili- -4 ties are necessary to provide complete service; 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on Greene in the outside lane was involved in a collision with the vehicle of R.Girard.while trying to turn right onto Sherbrooke.Girard was making the same turn from the inside lane.| On Wednesday of last week, at 7:30 p.m., on Selby street, a taxi | driven by A.Lanteigne, struck Robbin Berube, 13, when the boy pulled from the curb suddenly.| Less than $100 damage was done when Jacques St.Jacques, 21, in, backing out of a St.Catherine! street driveway, struck the parked truck of A.Gauthier.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 with bath end kitchenette.~Z [Sa 2 2% 9 °, > RN =.iN > } «À \u2019 \\ -@ SE 9 -t i RA oy > y be | \u201d ue - d a \u2018.» Lay ; : 3 | 7 y, .> py fe « Corps weekend celebrations NO KP FOR ROBIN: at the Royal Canadian Armoured School, Camp Borden, Ontario were highlighted by the presentation of Brig.Murphy's Sword to O/Cadet Robin T.Lewis, son of Mr.and Mrs.Lewis of Westmount.The award is given annually to the most outstanding COTC Officer Cadet.At present Cadet Lewis is studying Arts at McGill University.Expressways will aid Westmount traffic Construction of expressways in the West End will help Westmount by taking away a lot of traffic now using City streets strictly as access routes.The Decarie Expressway.the proposed east-west water- ; power from 2.400 to 4.160 volts,\u2019 front expressway and the Western avenue extension are expected to take most of this heavy vehicular traffic off Westmount streets.In addition, Montreal's Execu- Queen Mary.No left turns will Juice on the loose No estimate of cost is available yet.but an eight vear job is near completion.and when it is finished so will be many of the storm, snow and power shortage worries of the people of Westmount, according to A.de S.Heron, superintendent of Light and Power for the City of West- mount.- Mr Heron explained that, \u201cthe actual process of increasing our _\u2014\u2014\u2014# began two ycars ago, spreading Bicycle me sam hits car went on to say that, \u201cwe did not .plan the change because it was er five 9 hock po Friday - ; noon, ohn urner, 3, immediately necessary.but be- struck the car of Don Pooley \u2014 cause we were looking to the fu- with his bicycle.ture.\u201d Turner was heading west on The Oliver.Glen and King St.Catherine St, and Pooley George park sub-stations will re- | vas just going through the St.main basically unchanged.and al- Catherine-Elm intersection, head.though the power is supplied by ing south, when he ran into the Hydro Quebec, the job of chang- left side of the other caring the pole and some home trans-' No one was hurt and damage formers has kept a Westmount was of a minor nature.Power Dept.crew busy for two -\u2014_\u2014 years.The name Westmount, suggested Eight years ago a changeover by the western shoulder of Mount began, which will soon see West- Royal.was first adopted by the mount with an overall 73 per Murray family for their residence cent power increase.and little which stood on the site of the pre- chance of any power shortages sent tennis courts in Murray park for a long time to come.| until 1935.NEED A (AB! UN.6-4551 VETERAN TAXI ASS'N.tive Committee announced this be permitted at Victoria and week that, in co-operation with Queen Mary.the Westmount Traffic Department, Victoria avenue would be- Grosvener come a two-way street from Westmount boulevard to Queen straightened Mary road.\u2014 This will allow traffic now using Grosvenor to continue straight north through Westmount, across Drunk driver flees scene, loses license Nicholas Appollos.unemployed Montrealer, pleaded guilty Wed- Montreal has also announced its intention to widen Grosvenor and to eliminate the curve north, of Sunnyside.This was done last year to Victoria avenue by West- mount.| The Montreal City Council has voted money for expropriation along the east side of Decarie.Owners are expected to make\u2019 an attempt to block the City move, and the Expressway will not be started until the legal aspects are cleared.When the $45 million express- (Continued on page 11) | nesday at the Westmount Munici- gy OC CCC CV YY VV VV VV 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Association.Authorized | as nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept.WE SAY Strong Metro needed now more than ever HE decision of Mr.Roland Chagnon to resign as chairman of the Montreal Metropolitan Corporation should be of concern to Montreal, but is of particular concern to the West End municipal ities.The West End has been getting increasing attention from all levels of government.The next few years will see a high in public works, all of benefit to metropolitan Montreal.The Decarie Expressway will be an important north- south traffic arterv: Cavendish from Upper Lachine road to Metropolitan boule- yards.the proposed east- Gouin, will be another: the Sherbrooke street extension to Lakeshore road.the proposed housing development on the site of the Turcot Yards, the proposed east- west waterfront expressway, will all be of a metropolitan nature, although in the West End.Many of the talked-about improvements have already been implemented, and the municipalities have come together to prove that mutual co.operation can.and should, exist.Our West End municipalities are proud of their autonomy, but have shown the ability to work together toward a common goal.Mr.Chagnon has ably led the Corporation over the past two years.It is frightening to think that Metro may flounder when Mr.Chagnon leaves.It is time for Metro to be strengthened throughout.It needs capable leadership to function properly, and its function is increasingly important.Especiallv to the West End.THEY Ottawa YOU SAY New highway act boon to business Sir: I read with interest your account of the report delivered to Westmount Rotary by E.H.S.Piper, QC, on the subject of the Assigned Risk Plan under the new Highway Victims Indemnity act.Judging from my own interpretation of reports in the press, and the pamphlets | have seen on the new system, there seem to be good and bad points.That innocent victims of road accidents should receive some form of compensation is a very worthy cause.To remove the danger of the drunk.the madman and the generally irresponsible driver from our roads is move deserving the full support of all drivers in the province, These.for sure, are the good points.What 1 do not agree with, however, is the inauguration of a system by a purely commercial body, that is designed to fill their coffers, and is being given the protection of the law.As 1 read the new act, it was devised by the insurance business, will be implemented by the insurance business, and will most handsomely reward the insurance business.For a government, provincial or national, to have any part in a glorified sales campaign is, surely.very wide of the aims of democracy.As 1 see it.a young man.maybe a family man, buying his first car, must show financial responsibility.With this.we all concur.This same young man.unless he has a far from average background, will not be able to show the requisite amount of hard cash in the bank.He will, therefore.have to obtain insurance coverage.Herein lies the tale A new insurance case is liable to be classed as an assigned risk, as the insurance firm have no previous knowledge of him.To bring that down to common language.the insurance firm will rob that young man of a higher premium under the protection of the assigned risk plan, with full government backing.Are we, sir, to be thrown purely at the mercy of the big insurance firms?Is there to be no control over the premiums and rates they chan charge?Would not it have been better to simply pass an act which made a provincially recognized road insurance essential, and not to have played so half heartedly into the laps of the Toa ; 1 8 SAY Absence of occupation is not rest; a mind quite vacant i 0 mind distressed.\u2014 William Cowper Company picnics are a big bother By MARIE LONDON \u201cFor the whole family!\u201d These words are enough to strike terror in the hearts of wives and mothers at least once a year when hubby\u2019s company, the \u201cclub\u201d, or the Sunday school announces the annual picnic.Some picnics are free, all expenses being absorbed by the recreation funds, others charge a fee ranging from $1 for adults and 50 cents for children (ice cream extra), to 25 cents per person.Free or not, the official summons to the wide open spaces usually elicits groans in most Canadian families, or so 1 gather, from wives and mothers at the bridge club.Picnics fall into two categories \u2014 completely un-organized or maddeningly over - organized.You can usually tell right from the start which is going to be which.LJ REE.The un-organized one can be spotted a month away when nobody is quite sure when or where it is going to be held.how much, if anything it will cost or who is in charge of the big event.Nobody seems to know where to get tickets, \u2018use the stubs for your free ice cream), whether a bus will be chartered, or if you have to make a discreet call to your dearest friends and see if we can use THEIR car.An important point to establish before getting to the picnic spot is will there or will there not be soft drinks, milk or water readily available, or should you bring your own.It's wiser to bring your own anyway.because you might find the only way to get a drink is with the ticket stub, and after all, Junior might just want more than one coke! (It's handy to try and have a lot of stubs, anyway.because you usually need them for ice cream or raffle prizes).Locating the picnic spot can be a fascinating all-morning occupation and really smart husbands give up as soon as possible and turn back home.If you're going to the most popular of all picnic places, St.Helen's Island.don\u2019t worry about a thing! Not only is it easy to find, but there are usually dozens of picnics going on simultaneously at the island, and if you get bored with your own, you can always drop in to another one.Nobody will notice one more family, especially if the children are crying noisily General concensus of opinion is that the un-organized picnic is the best kind \u2014 where you don\u2019t have to worry about how many races your children are going to lose whether it will seriously affect their egos or social standing.And you can eat whenever you want to, without waiting for some \u2018cheerful Charlie to blow the whistle, But even this kind of picnic has its problems\u2014with so many * already rich insurance business?These, sir, are my impressions.If any of your readers, or even yourself, would care to correct me, I stand prepared.I am willing to learn my mistakes, and no doubt many others would be interested in hearing \u2018the other side\u2019 of this matter.J.RW.E., Westmount unplanned hours 0 to fill, you might end up sitting beside the president's wife making pleasant chit-chat for three or four hours.This can be very trying, she in her dark linen sheath and picture straw hat and you in that old pair of beat-up jeans and T-shirt the kids persuaded you to wear.And it's at this sort of picnic \u2018\u201c\u201cDad\u2019\u2019 might successfully smuggle in with the lunch a quart or two of beer, which he can enjoy undisturbed because the officials will be too busy counting ticket stubs and worrying about the ice cream shortage to bother him.But unless you feel in tip-top shape, you should avoid the over-organized picnic.This is the one easily recognizable weeks in advance \u2014 all kinds of mimeographed forms flutter out of your hubby's pay envelope, worded something like this: \u2018Come on, gang! It's time for the annual picnic, September 1, for staff and their families.Games, prizes, free ice cream and coffee! Let's make this the best picnic yet!!\u201d At the bottom of the sheet there are a few little typewriter dashes for you to indicate how many of your hapless young will be attending.No ice cream shortage there! Two buses are chartered, which is usually one bus too many, but the recreation officials laugh it off in a determined effort to be happy and carefree all the way.The minute you get off the bus, signs tacked to trees greet you with supposedly amusing messages for picnickers \u2014 such as: \u2018keep off the grass, \u201cno children allowed\u2019, \u2018beware of the sharks,\u201d etc.Exhausted by the bus trip (of course yours was the one with noisy teenagers giving lusty renditions of popular and not so popular songs), you sink down on the nearest bench or rock or patch of grass.But not for long \u2014 the organizers are up and at it \u2014 and it's time for a swim or a hike or a baseball game or something equally strenuous, About 15 minutes after lunch, it\u2019s time for the kiddies\u2019 races, and unless you're quick, somebody will commandeer you into holding the finishing line, or grabbing the winners or writing down their names.If your only involvement is having your children run (confined in a potato sack, or tied to somebody else\u2019s ankle), it won't be easy, either.By tradition, parents of racing children at picnics hover at the finishing line shouting, \u2018Run! Run!\u201d or \u201cC'mon! C'mon!\u201d or if these stick in your throat as you watch your youngsters trip, crawl and drag themselves along, \u201cHurry! Hurry!\u201d You might think the worst is over by now.But it isn\u2019t.Now it's time for the wives\u2019 potato sack race and three legged race.Can you outrun the president's wife?In a potato sack?Or more (Continued on page 11) 04 ACROSS 44.Bedouin Devi.FFE ELBE 2.South DOWN ate mel EICHT American 1.Italian 38.Mait rodent traveler bev- 8.Political 8.An on astringent 80, Sna; 9.Fliesalone 8.Army pis 10.Pieces of officers $1.Majes- \u2014\u2014 4.Like tie 1] 13.Jewish 6.Likea 22.Mine CIRO! 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During the war an irate lady saw a strong, healthy- looking boy of draft age milking a cow.\u201cWhy aren't you at the front,\u2019 nantly, \u201cBecause,\u201d he replied, there.\u201d she asked indig- \u201cthere ain't no milk up \u2014Frank Mack The Westmount Gnaminer, Friday.Auquet 25.1969 Presenting a general knowledge test to discover how well-informed you are-and to assess your awareness of what goes on in the world An 11-year-old scored 78% in this UIZ\u2014can YOU beat that?© Do you consider yourself reasonably well-informed ?The kind of person who can find his way round a map of the world?Who has an adequate knowledge of history\u201d Who can name our great books and authors?If you do, then read the, 50 questions in this examination paper.© It was recently set up by a head master to 150 boys seeking entry this September.Those boys were all between 10 and 11.One of them scored 78 per cent.© The head master says : \u201cWe use this type of General Knowledge paper because it seems to us to tell us about a boy's general interests and his awareness of what is going on in the world.\u201d How general are your interests?And how well aware are you of what goes on in the world?Current affairs 1.Who is the present Archbishop of Canterbury?What was his last position?.How long is the term of office of the President of the United States?.Name two countries visited by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh during their tour abroad this year.Who is the Prime Minister of France?.In which countries would you find (a) President Kasa- vubu?(b) Dr.Fidel Castro?(c) Marshal Tito?History T.10.In what month of what year was Prince Charles born?Who first built Watling Street ?How many wives did King Henry VIII have?Who lost the battle of Waterloo?To whom?Name the founders of two Eastern and two Western religions.» li JOHN WATSON PLUMBING & HEATING DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Dune over?Tired as sin?Why not do dishes With a grin?LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson CONTRACTORS Service and 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Stenstead, Que.The Man or Woman Student Plays the Important Role in THOMAS MORE INSTITUTE\u2019S Evening High School for Adults \u2014study by subject, not by year ~\u2014with experienced High School teachers ~\u2014held on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays \u2014to prepare one fo write Province of Quebec High School Leaving Exams opening Sept.11 in D'Arcy McGee Bldg., 220 Pine West Particulers from Thomas More Office : Vi.2-5076 Sharps, NON-REPEAT EXPERIMENT \u201cToday's Music,\u201d a five-day, series of what is going on in modern composition by writers in what I would call \u2018\u2018composers of the space era\u2019 or perhaps some of it may be termed \u2018beatnik music,\u201d was an cxperiment this season by The Montreal Festivals, held in the Comedie Canadienne.Doubtless the Festivals Society will not seek to repeat it.I attended only one evening (it was enough) Saturday, August 5, and stayed to the end.After hearing such music, 1 certainly could not be tempted to sit through subsequent performances and on good authority was informed that each concert contained items of the same unmusical ingredients.If this is a sample of \u2018\u2018Today\u2019s Music\u2019 I prefer \u2018\u2018Yesterday's\u2019\u2019 unless there is some melodic content.Music by Khatchaturian, Stravinsky, Honegger, and Schonberg have continuity and some harmonic form.What was offered on the : evening | went, only one of the | seven sections on the program is worth a review.The last item was a world premiere, 2 wine member group that executed choreography that was more calisthenics than dance VY VV VV VV VV PvP oY Musical By FRANCES GOLTMAN few piane keys struck now and thea I was amusing te watch the conductor, who moved his arms like a robot while the few musicians emoted their scanty score.The dancing of this peculiar opus has some rhythm here and there that could be called symmetry but alas, except for the few devotees of this bizarre \u2018\u2019Today\u2019s Music\u201d I am quite sure that ne one would venture out to a comcert hall to see Flats & Naturals AA ALAALAAMAALAAAAAAAAAAAAA and hear it a second time.played a mote om occasion plus a (Continwed en page 11) THE STUDY | DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 3233 The Boulevard, Westmount Kindergarten to Matriculation School Re-opens Wednesday, September 6th Head Mistress: Miss Katharine Lamont, B.A.A.(Oxon) (Toronto) steps.The Merce Cunningham | dance Company (USA) has.some talented dancers in its personnel.The accompaniment, if it ' could be called such, was a few odd sounds here and there on elec-| tronic devices, a violin which\" Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Re-opening Sept.12th Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.LIMITED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizobeth Veitch (Mes.A.F.D.Macdonald) 220 Prince Albert Avenue For Appointment Please Phone Between 9 em.and 4 p.m.HU.6-4310 Transportation Available ACCOUNTING COURSE COMMERCIAL COURSE CLERITYPE COURSE GENERAL OFFICE 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© Children © Adults 1216 Stanley St.UN.1-1245 Schools \u2014 Kindergartens Dance Studios Music Teachers Business Colleges Your advertisement in the WESTMOUNT EXAMINER reaches the type of people who are interested in your services.Call today for rates: HU.1-2771 ASK FOR MR.MOUNT ROSE BOWL WINNER seven firsts and two seconds Mrs.G.R.Snyder, secretary Mrs.A.L.Tasins, second from right, accepts her prize from H.Paradis, chairman of the West End Horticulturist Society's competition held last week in Wesley United Church Hall.With her are E.Tasins, 4829 Mayfair and in the show.of the society.Horticulturists announce winners Feature of the West End Horticultural Society's annual Flower and Vegetable Show, held at the Wesley United Church Hall, on N.D.G.avenue last week, was the high standard of entries, and the large number of entrants from Westmount, N.D.G., Hampstead, Cote de Neiges and Cote St.Luc.Over the years, this show has become an increasingly family affair, At this year's show, the Hood family from N.D.G.had five entrants, Allan Hood and his wile Marion, and their three children, David, aged 12, Douglas, 11, and nine year old Nancy.Between them, the family collected eight first places, two cups and a rosette.List ef winners Major prize winner of the show Inspection + radio safety A new twist has been added to the Westmount Fire Department this month with the addition of two way radios to three of the pump and salvage trucks, as well as the Deputy Chief's car.\u2018The radios will be used to maintain constant contact with the station,\u201d says Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Hovenden, \u201cand will be a great help in case of emergency, when the trucks have to be moved from one location to another in a hurry.\u201d Meanwhile, the in-service inspection continues.Three days a week men got out and visit West- mount homes, looking for potential fire hazards.Deputy Chief Hovenden reports that the main cause of fires are rubbish, clogged furnaces and overloaded electrical systems.It is expected that the checkup will be completed by the week of October 8, which is Fire Preven- LIFE JACKETS Life jackets are a \u201cmust\u201d for everyone going to spend their vacation or the summer where there will be swimming.boating or any sports connected with the water.A life jacket should be available for every person in a boat.Care should be taken to ensure that the life jackets are the government approved styles, since some kinds are little more than toys.tion Week.All potential hazards are reported to the fire inspectors immediately.The next step is for the householder to eliminate the hazard within 72 hours.When this is done a final check is made.The inspection takes only a few minutes and in the interests of safety everyone is urged to cooperate.Mrs.Tasins took \u2014 Leo Thompson photo was R.R.Herman, 4514 Madison, N.D.G.Mr.Herman.a devoted flower enthusiast, took 15 firsts.three seconds and a third prize.to amass a total of 55 points, some 10 ahead of his nearest rival.His excellent gladioli entries won him the prize for the best spike on both days of the show, the prize for them ost open spike.for the largest florets, and the longest flower head.He was awarded the Sydney Mode Award for the finest blooms, the Tom Ireland Memorial trophy.the Walker Cup for the best gladio- Woman motorist claims prejudice Mrs.R.Heward, claimed Wednesday, in Westmount Municipal Court that Westmount officials were prejudiced against woman drivers.\u201cThis is my first traffic offence driving.\u201d said Mrs.Heward, who went on to say.\u201cI did not enter | the intersection before the light turned yellow.\u201d Mrs.Heward pleaded not guilty to the charge of going through the | light and the case was remanded until August 30, The Westmount Enaminer, Fridoy, August 28, 1961 7 lus, the Pounders trophy for the highest sumber of firsts.(he Cooper tor the highest number of poimts.and a rosette for the best spike of the show.Success in the Rose section went to Mr.Anna LL.Tasins, 4829 Mayfair.ND.G Mrs.Tasins' rose display won ber seven first places, and two runner-up prizes.She also won the Rose Society Silver Medal.and the GUARANTEE! LEASURE™ Vea Groff Memorial Bowl.Other prise winaers were Mrs.W Banville, W G Borland.$.A.Bowell, Dr J R.Dean, E.B.Jubien.Rus R Morrell, Mos.Ivor Patersom.MU.Paradis: RS Semple.Muis A G Sloan.Mrs.G.KR Suyder and her daughter Suzanne: Mr and Mrs.J Npracer- Phillips; Mr and Mrs.J, and Miss G Sweeney.Mrs.H.Seifred.M.M.Stephens.Mr and Mis.W Lo Tait, and S.Winthrop.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014e _\u2014\u2014__ presents DON MESSER and his Islanders with complete jubilee cast\u2019 added attraction Willie Lamothe Quartet.THE FORUM THUR.AUG.31 8:15 PM.all seats reserved at $2.00 each, available at the Forum from Aug.24, Except Sat.& Sun.Mitchells Electrical, 1271 Greene Ave., Wards Inc., 1653 St.Catherine St.W,, Miron Drug Stores, 3548 Lacombe and 850 Decarie, St.Laurent.OR FOSSILS PO BOX 444 STATION B MONTREAL proceeds to FOSSILS youth work 8 The Westmount?Examiner, Peidiy, Auquet 25, 190: $5$$$$$$5$$$$$$5$$$$$$$$$$$$$5$$55$5$55$$55555$$ 2 CASHWORD | Contest This Week\u2019s Clues | $$SS$SSSSSSSSSSSSSHSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSHSHHSSSSSSSSSSSSSHHSSSSSSSSHSSSHSSSSSS £2 Rules 1.Solve the clues as you would for any crossword puzzle.Chuose the word which you think BEST fits the definition in cach clue.There 18s ONLY ONE answer which, in the decision of the judges is the BEST word fitting each clue.Only answer exactly matching the prepared solution will be considered correct.All answers must be considered correct in order to win.The judges\u2019 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 care of this newspaper.Entries must be mailed and postmarked before midnight each Monday following the week that each puzzle is published.ENTRIES POSTMARKED OR DELIVERED AFTER MIDNIGHT MONDAY WIL].NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR JUDGING.3.Each contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes.Handwritten facsimiles of the coupon are acceptable.Any such facsimiles printed, mimeographed or otherwise mechanically produced (including carbon paper) will not be accepted.4.The prize tor the correct sulution will be $100.1f there are two or more winners tor a given puzzle the prize money will be divided equally among the winners.If there is pons ¢ Tues to ACROSS 2 SOSO is preferred.A musical comedy composer may complain about the SOSO, or middling good, rendition of one of his songs, for he may feel it deserves a better effort, whether it is sung as a SOLO or by a group.4.FROWN is better.A FROWN may weigh heavily upon a little girl who is appearing in a school play, for she may be self-conscious enough to assume it indicates disapproval of her efforts.A CROWN used for such purposes is generally made of gilt cardboard and is light rather than heavy.7.REVIVAL, ves.In the theater.a REVIVAL may turn out stronger than the original play.as when recent events may have made it more topical the second time.or it is better cast.A REVISAL should certainly be stronger.or there would be no point in the revision.11.SCARED is preferred.Boys may be amused by the antics of an animal they SCARED and enjoy telling about it.They may be sorry and secretive about it if they SEARED, or burned, an animal.SNARED and SPARED are vague without information about the situation, SHARED is remote.13.FIX is wanted.A sensitive person may be embarrassed to catch someone in a FIX.or predicament, for he will imagine that the other's discomfiture is as great as his would be in the same situation.He may be shocked if he catches someone in a FIB.and panicked by a FIT.15.PAIN is best.A group ue Across 1.At a time when a man is establishing his own business, anything may loom large on his horizon.8.Storing a of anything could be difficult for the average house- holder.9.A motorist may look for for a to get to his destination.11.A boy who has accidentally caused considerable damage may the events that preceded the occurrence.12.Source of the ego.13.A nervous robber may not bother with this if he wants to make a hasty getaway.16.Transit Authority \u2018abbr.) 17.A boy who has failed in an unusual scientific project may get credit for his 21.Either.22.Exclamation.23.A cabaret mind reader may depend on a spurious to put over his act.An efficient man may question the reasonableness of a long-establish- ed \u2014 \u2014.26.Peer curiously.27.If not well put together, this may fall apart under strain.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 2 & Doser 2.A woman who decides a rug she bought won't do may find the store willing to take it back if it is 3.When a woman ownt many beautiful gems, she is not likely to buy one whose she questions.4.There are times when this may worry a farmer.A man may sell off some of his land if he a lot.Street \u2018abbr.).An is not likely to influence sensible people.10.A man who can\u2019t get away from this may not feel free.11.A girl's when she has been criticized for her manners may seem pathetic.14.May make a sensitive person edgy.15.Fuss.18.Simple.19.Unemployed.20.Average.21.Horse feed.24.To a higher Pointus ges ST ESPON LER 5.members of thelr immediate families.6.The newspaper reserves the right to disqualify any entries not conforming to these rules, and to correct any typographical errors which may inadvertently appear in the puzzle.7.Winners and the correct solution to this week\u2019s CASH- WORD puzzle will be published in next week\u2019s issue.a > ETN LT PRE Cash word Explained may be annoyed with an individual who wants to discuss a PAIN, as the symptom of an ailment, for it may strike them as morbid.They may be glad to hear about his GAIN, or profit, if they think they can pick up some information of-use to them.MAIN and RAIN are remote.SOS OF |RIO|WIN ANC Vv 1 VIIRIE LIVIAILEERIA ClAIRIEID EEK EMRPLA Flix P EN PAI [IN PAIGE NR R LIAIGIGAIR T G THE CERAREL IO MIOIR|ANL IS JA PEIDIHOIL[LIER 16.PAGE is chosen.For information, one might consult a PAGE.as a guide or attendant in a public building.Advice rather than information is what might require the intelligence of a SAGE.MAGE is remote.18.LAGGARD, to be sure.A LAGGARD individual may give the Impression of being ill, for he may normally perform with more energy.If a man behaves with customary energy, one might assume a HAGGARD look stems from bone structure or sleep.23.LOBBY is accurate.A LOBBY.as the foyer of a hotel, may bring diverse people together, for they may be there for different reasons and need have nothing in common.Diverse does not apply in the case of lack of ; HOBBY, for they have that in common.25.MORALS, yes.MORALS, or ethics, may best be studied after acquiring background information, for these may have little meaning unless one knows something of the society in which they exist.So far as a MORASS, or swamp, is concerned, it would depend on whether one were looking for something specific, or were interested in finding out anything at all about it.26.HOLLER is better.Her son's HOLLER, or shout, in public may embarrass a woman, for she may dislike the attention it draws to them.His HOWLER, or blunder.may be one that is natural to the young; she may be as amused as anyone else, DOWN 1.CAUSE is logical.A housewife whose vacuum cleaner is becoming harder to use may seek the CAUSE, for it is likely that something has gone wrong with the machine.She might seek a PAUSE, or rest period, at any time during her cleaning if she feels she is tiring.2.SCRAPPING is logical.A SCRAPPING boy, as one who is picking a quarrel, may inspire fear in younger children, for they may be afraid his violence will be turned against them, A STRAPPING boy may be friendly and good-tempered despite his size.5.RILE is wanted.A determined individual may be accused of trying to RILE, or anger, others, for he may not consider others\u2019 feelings when he sets about accom- CASHWORD PUZZLE No.37 Name started.$00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008 Address cr rvarnernennenes 0.City \u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.Phone .CONVENIENT ORDER M you are NOT NOW getting home delivery of The Westmount Examiner, check here to have home delivery BLANK Send Coupon to: CASHWORD 70035 Kildare Road.Cote St.A auspicious inveigher beam inveigler bother mincing calf minding call mint calm mist easy norm guess oats guest or ha owes id owns idle intension parity past\u2019 intention pest plishing an objective.RULE is not favored; he may prefer to do things himself without involving others.6.WORKING is sensible.A poor young man to whom success is important may try WORKING his way to the top, as by applying himself and meriting promotion.WORMING suggests an underhanded manner of pushing his way up which is not justified by any information in the clue.WORDING is remote.13.FEAR, to be sure.FEAR may inspire a superhuman effort, for the instinct Luce 29, Word List Que.T.A.post pry team purity ten rate tin ream ton rite tun rote unlaid seam unpaid unsaid spare .up spire St.suspicious swag swig of self-preservation can push even the timid to desperate effort.A FEAT may require no more than great skill or ability.20.GOAD, yes.A GOAD, or spur, may not in itself be enough to assure success, for while it might start a person off, he could run out of steam unless more pressure is applied.A GOAL provides à clearcut objective, and the type of person who has a GOAL is not likely to deviate from the path that leads to it.(Released by Superior Features Syndicate, Inc.) 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Direct Montreal line UN.1-2256 61-26 10 The Westmount Enaminer, Fridoy.Auquet 25.1961 ANGLICAN __ arte - Church of The Advent Corner of Wood end Western, Westmount Rov.Alevander Meter, Rester Heasrary Assistant fev.Canes $.B.Liadeuy \u2014 13th Sunday Alter Trinity Sunday, August 27th sod am Hol E christ 10.15 Matting (said 1 0 am m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7.00 pm Evensong (said) MOLY EUCMARIST 9.38 am.Wednesday TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 6220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable &.Monnetb Naries, o .D., Rootes Bev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A.Men, Assistant Bev.Allen Goeodings, B.D, Assistant Bev.Peter W.A.Davison, BA, Assistant Mr.George £.Chub, FRC .0.r.A.GO.Organist and Choirmaster 13th Sunday After Trinity Sunday, August 271th 808 am.Holy Communion Li 00 Mattins Preacher Rev.Peter W A Davison 9:3 p.m.Evensong Preacher.Rev.Allen Guodinus WEDNENDAY.AUGUST 30h 7.00 am Holy Communion THRURNDAY.AUGT ST Sint 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road ond Church Hill Rov.K.8.Keefe, Rector Rev.Reginald Mellis Sunday, August 27th 13th Sunday After Trinity 8 00 am.9 30 ain Holy Communion Holy Communion Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis 11 00 am.Mattins Preacher: Rev.R.Hollis 7.20 pm Evening Prayer 10 the Chapel Wednesday, August 30th 11°00 am.Holy Communion Organist and Cheirmaster: Norman W.Hurrle, ARCO, A.R.C.M.¥F.T.0C LL UNITED WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL and CALVARY, ST.ANDREWS, WESTMOUNT and MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Sunday, August 27th 1100 ain In Westmount Patk- Emmanuel and Calvary Church (cor.Lansdowne & Western Avenue) Minister © Rev.Callum Thompson.CD BA.BD Sermon \u2018The Beatitude For The ourner\u2019 Organist: Mr.Eric \u201cAdams, F RCA.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, LA, 0.0., Minister Joint with Westmount Park-Em- manuel United Church at the Corner Lansdowne and Western Avenues.Visitors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome 1100 am Laster A.Woodia, Orcanist an@ Choirmacter: Service of Worship RABBI BERNARD BLOOM- STONE, MA, of the [faculty of cinaati, Obie, who will be associated with Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern in conducting the High Holy Day worship commencing Sunday.September 10 at Temple Emasu-El, Westmount.© PRESBYTERIAN and DOMINION-DOUGLAS Sunday, August 13th Joint Services Stanley Presbyterian Church Westmount Ave.at Victoria Ave.11:00 am.Rev.W.Staa- ford Reid, Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D, SERIES: THE PRE-EMINENT CHRIST (4) \"Christ, The Freedom of the Christian Life\" A warm welcome extended to all.Doris Killam ARTIC.LMus.(McGill) Organist \u2018and Choir Director UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH OF MONTREAL CHURCH OF THE MESSIAN 1487 Sherbrooke St.W.(at Simpson) Rev.Leonard Mason, B.A.B.D.CHURCH CLOSED FOR THE SUMMER SEASON WILL RE-OPEN ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10th Organist and Dirncter of Musie: Donald Mac Mackey.Mus.B.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANC OF THE MOTHER CHURCE.TRE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON.MASS.Minister: Sunday, August 27th 11.00 am.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service Lesson - Sermon: \u201cJESUS CHRIST\u201d Golden Text: I John 4:9.In this was manifested the love of God toward us.because that God sent His only begotten Son into the world.that we might live through him EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:13 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM im the Church Edifice.Open to the sublic Tuesday.Thursday and Friday, 300 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 8 p.m.Subject: BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West ot Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.J.BAILEY.C.D.M.A, B.Th., B.D.Minister Bmorious: Birester of Music: ro .do A.Johaston, B.A., 0.0.MecDermet.B.A., B.Mus 11.00 am.7.30 pm.\u201cWONDERFUL.COUNSELLOR\u201d \u201cTALKING TO YOURSELF\" Church School\u201411.00 a.m.\u2014 Midweek Service\u2014Wednesday -8 p.m.Young People \u2014 Friday \u2014 8:00 p.m.he Hebrew Union College, Cin- | STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN: Talking te yourself is Baptist subject \u201cWonderful Counsellor\u201d will be the theme of morning worship at Westmount Baptist Church, directed by the Minister, De.KE.J.Bailey.The evening meditation at 730 p.m.will be on \u201cTalking to Yourself\u201d.The mid-week service of the Church for Bible study, prayer and praise, with the minister, is held on Wednesday at 8:00 p.min the church, The BYPU meets on Friday at 8:00 p.m.in the lower hall.The church school and choir rehearsals will re-commence immediately after Labour Day.Healing theology will be stressed The importance to the modern world of the healing theology of Christ Jesus will be stressed at the service in the Westmount and Montreal Christian Science churches this Sunday, in the reading of the week's Lesson- Sermon on the subject \u2018Christ Jesus\u201d.Appropriate citations from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cThe highest earthly representative of God, speaking of human ability to reflect divine power, prophetically said to his disciples, speaking not for their day only but for all time: \u2018He.that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and \u2018These signs shall follow them that believe.\u201d The scriptural selections will include well-loved gospel accounts of Jesus\u2019 healing works.Beth Sholom has unique membership for whole family To many Montrealers, August is a month of leisure \u2014 a time for holidays, weekends in the country, or basking in the sun.But to a group of dedicated workers at Temple Beth Sholom, August is a busy month \u2014 a time to show friends and interested families through the beautiful new West- End Temple, a time to answer questions about the practices and customs at this newest congregation in the Liberal tradition of Judaism.This group of men, members of the Board of Trustees and the Seating Committee, are active earlier than usual this year \u2014 due to the early arrival of the High Holy Days.In fact, the seating committee will be in attendance, in the evenings, on August 22, 24, 29, 30, 31 and September 5, 6, 7 and 10th.In accordance with the customs of Reform Judaism, Temple Beth Sholom inspires its members with its beautiful family worship every Friday evening.Accompanied by a choir of mixed voices, led by the Cantor, the services are conducted in English, with the basic prayers in Hebrew.This makes the service more intelligible and meaningful.During the High Holy Days, special services are conducted for the younger children.Accordingly, from an early age.children, as well as parents, think of Temple Beth Sholom as a place to come for inspiration, instruction and fellowship.Virtually unique among Jewish congregations, is the all-inclusive family membership plan, now being offered to non-affiliated families.Seats for the High Holy Days, which are reserved on a first-come- first-served basis, are included in this plan, as are religious classes for all children from kindergarten to confirmation, Hebrew classes once a week, plus all other facilities.Those interested in learning more about Temple Beth Sholom, its services, customs and educational facilities, are invited to phone the Temple office, to make an appointment with a member of the committee in attendance.Rev.James W.Dyer.8J.dean of Campion Jumior College at REV.JAMES W.DYER, SJ Regina, Sask., and principal of its high school for the past 13 years, has been appointed pastor of St.Ignatius Loyola parish.Father Dyer \u2014 no stranger to Montreal, having taught at Loyola High School between 1937 and 1940, and having been its principal from 1944 to 1947 \u2014 succeeds Rev.Former Loyola teacher appointed new pastor John J.Masterson, SJ, who has been posted to Winnipeg.The new parish priest was bora on Jan.5, 1909, in Halifax, NS., and received his early education in the -Maritimes.He was graduated from Saint Mary's University in Halifax in June 1930 with a Bachelor of Arts degree.He entered the Society of Jesus in Sep- \"tember of the same year.After four years of novitiate and classical studies at Guelph, Ont., he received a Licentiate in Philosophy degree in Toronto in 1937.During World War II he studied theology at Montreal's Immaculate Conception, winning a Licentiate in Sacred Theology degree in 1944.Father Dyer was ordained on Aug.15, 1943, in the Immaculate Conception Church by the late Bishop Guy, OMI, and took his tertianship at Decatur, Ill.For a number of years Father Dyer has been closely associated with young peoples\u2019 work and was moderator for the Central Student Council of the Regina area.While in Western Canada, he spent most summers giving retreats to lay people and religious or in parish work in the Ycllowstone area of Montana.HIGH HOLY DAY ANNOUNCEMENTS : As in the past years, Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur Services will be held both in the Temple Sanctuary and in The Hyman Grover Auditorium at Temple Emanu-El, Westmount.Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern and Rabbi Bernard Bloomstone, MA, of the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio will officiate.The musical worship will be chanted by Cantor Otto Staeren and Bernard Figler with two Temple Choirs under the direction of F.L.McLearnon, Temple organist and choir master and Mrs.Edna Marie Hawkin.All meeting accommodations will have to be reserved in advance.The task of processing seating requirements has commenced under the direction of the Pew Committee \u2014 Members of this committee are as follows : Samuel Paperman, Edward T.Garfinkle.Eugene Stearns, George Hollinger, Hershell H.Lewis, Bernard L.Isaacs, Miss Rose Cohen, Remaining pew committee sessions are as follows: Mondays \u2014 August 21, August 28; Thursdays \u2014 August 24, 31; Wednesday, day morning, September 10 \u2014 10 a.m.to 12.30 p.m.SABBATH SERVICES : Sabbath Worship during summer weeks continues to be held in the Temple Community House under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood with Hershell H.Lewis as chairman.Friday evening, August 25, memorial anniversaries will be held for the following in the Kadish Ritual Israel Katz, David Bieber, Bertha Lenoir, Kathryn Wiener, Dora Bloom, William Lisser, Yetta Kaplin Young.Edward Lichtenhein, Fred Marcus, Sophie Rosengarten, Israel Carsley, Leo Hecht, Tilley Freeman, Sidonie Weinstein, Myer Kligman, Charles Blank, Annie Matilda Goldberg, Benjamin Acker, Erna Stern.Lay Readers \u2014 Benjamin C.Young, Alex Cars- ley; Pulpit Honors Francis Beck, John Lenoir.ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE AT TEMPLE CEMETERY : On Sunday morning, September 17 the annual memorial service at Temple Cemetery (Mount Royal) will be held at 11 a.m.Members planning to unveil monuments in memory of dear departed are requested to notify the Rabbi as soon as possible.TEMPLE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL: Regular classes commence high school department, Saturday morning, September 9 at 9.30; Junior School, Sunday morning.September 10 at 9.30.DAILY HEBREW CLASSES : \u2014 September 6; 8 to 10.30 p.m.Sun-x Monuments to be unveiled at Temple cemetery service Wednesday afternoon, September 13 at 4 p.m.The Hebrew.School holds sessions on Monday thru Thursday afternoons during the regular Temple season.REGULAR SABBATH WORSHIP IN SANCTUARY TO COMMENCE: The regular Sabbath eve worship for the new Temple Season will be resumed Friday evening, September 1 at 8.15 p.m.in the Temple Sanctuary.Dr.Stern will officiate.INVITATION TO MEMBERSHIP : Under the chairmanship of Eugene Stearns, the membership committee is now listing new af- filiants with Congregation Temple Emanu-El in anticipation of the High Holy Days.Temple Emanu- El has an international reputation as the historic Reform Congreza- tion of Canada.The Temple worship services attract multitudes.The Temple School has top rating.The Temple program of interfaith, adult education have won admiration.Those unaffiliated are especially urged at this time to find fellowship within the Synagogue.For additional information communicate with Miss Rose Cohen, Temple Office, WE.7-3575.Champion Highland dancer here J.L.McKenzie, champion Highland dancer of Scotland, will be in Montreal August 24 to August 31.Mr.McKenzie will be the guest of Miss Carrie Biggers, 4334 Draper, well-known Highland Dancers teacher and also special guest of The Highland Dancers and Pipers Association of Quebec.Classes and private lessons will be arranged.Classes will be limited.For information contact HU.1.7655 or HU.6-5618.During the coming season the Association will hold open competitions for amateur dancers and pipers.The first competition will be held October 4 at the Black Watch Armory, Bleury street.The highlight of the coming season will be the Rose Bowl Challange Trophy which will be given to the competitor who amasses the highest points in a special event to be run by the Association, Argyle is steepest The steepest street grade im Westmount is on Arglle avenue, north of The Boulevard.It slants 21 degrees. | f; Fossils add French quartet Country music with a French- Canadian sound will be an added attraction at the \u201cDon Messer Jubilee\u201d at the Forum August 31st.The Fossils Club has arranged for the Willie Lamothe Quartet, local radio and TV favorite, to open the show, Leduc farm bought In 1865, William Murray bought the Ledue faim, the home of one of the early French set- tiers, at a Sheriff's sale and built on it a gray stone house with a square tower which he named \u201cWestmount\u201d, It was from this mansion that our city took its name.The former Leduc farm is now Murray park.Expressways .(Continued from page $) way is completed, traffic now using Victoria and Grosvenor for north - south access will move along Decarie.Montreal is still working on a subway idea, and it is proposed that the start be made in N.D.G.Park, Girouard and Sherbrooke.Although this subway will pass through Westmount, it will be under Westmount, and will not add a traffic burden.A further proposal is to eliminate the Turcot yards, just south of Westmount, and put in a low- rent housing project, a boon to the general appearance of West- mount, although the area does not lie within its boundaries.Metro to the north, Decarie to the West, the proposed waterfront expressway to the south \u2014 will be of great benefit to Westmount.An Îl-year-old .(Continued frem page 5) the mile at the moment?General 37.Are the Kings and Queens of Britain crowned in Westminster Cathedral or in Westminster Abbey?38.How many pennies weigh one ounce?At sea, what is meant by (a) a knot?(b) a fathom?40.What is the approximate population of the United Kingdom?41.Where in Montreal would you expect to find \u2018\u2018bulls and bears\u2019?42.Where would you find Garter King of Arms?43.What are the units of currency in (a) France?(b) Germany?(c) Holland?(d) India?44, What plants are the badges of (a) Scotland?(b) Wales?45.In what oceans are (a) Christmas Island?(b) Ascension Island?46.What is a stoat called in winter?47.What florin?48.In what part of the country do people eat saffron cakes?40.In which Gilbert and Sullivan opera does \u2018\u2018Little Buttercup\u2019\u2019 appear?Se.What coin ceased to be legal tender this year?3 is the value of a \u2014\u2014 him?Well \u2014 Did you beat 18.(a) Oliver Twist.Great Expectations, A Christmas Carel, Hard Times, David Cepperfield, Nicholas Nickle- sy, Bleak House, Our Mutual Friend, Pickwick Papers, Dembey & Som, Little Derritt, A Tale of Two Cities, etc.(b) Treasure Island, Kidnapped, Travels with a Demkey, Catriena, ete.(c¢) Gulliver's Travels.19.Mark Anteay.Music and Art 20.Kettle Drum.Side Drum.Triangle.Tambourine.Cymbals.Xylopoheme.Celesta.Schaeffer (France) concrete music.\u201d eyes and ears.were used here.mission was as a vaudeville acte (Centinued trem page 6) The first concoction oa the program was a 1960 work by Pierre composer of 1 have tried to find out what this designation signifies but so far have been unsuccessful.\u2018Les Objets Animes\u2019 was grotesque images flashing oa and off a screen with weird \u2018music\u2019 to put one in a bad mood.* The second presentation by Man- ricio Kagel (Argentina) \u2018\u2018Transi- cion\u2019\u201d was certainly hard on the Magnetic tapes Items five and six on the pro | gramme were unbelievably funny from this reporter's viewpoint.Toschi Ichiyananagi (Papan) played three pieces by Morton Feld- man (U.S.A) David Behrman and one of his own.This young Japanese would play a note, then get up from the piano.look inside for what seemed a full minute, find the string that he was searching for, pluck it and reseat himself at the keyboard.It reminded me of a child looking for his notes.It was pathetic in a funny vein.The last number before inter-, really worth remembering.It was as droll : Two grown men, Mr.Ichiyanagi and David Tudor.seated themselves to play a duet by Christian Wolff (U.S.A) Here and there a note was sounded, an inside string plucked then one got under the instrument and hit the sounding board.| ask you, is this playing the piano?There was a small audience made up of assorted characters, many young bearded mea and girls with uncombed hair.Quite a few who attended laughed out loud, bees were also heard, much The Westmount Examiner, Feidoy.Auquet 25, 1969 11 te the cessticrnation of the serious devotees to this kind of music.So much that ose yelled out in a very loud voice, : For G-'s sake, SHUT Up\" SAYING OF THE WEEK He who would govera others should first be master of himself.PHILIP MASSINGER 1583-1640.something ! important her?Company picnics .(Continued from page 4) | should you outrun | TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke St.West, Westmount Still has a limited number of seats for HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES -3111 in the NEW SOCIAL AUDITORIUM Please coll the Executive Administrator, Miss Rose Cohen, WE.7-3575 for details on af- Current Affais AP 1.Dr.Ramsey, Archbishep ef York.2.Feur years.3.India, Pakistan, Nepal.4.Mensieur Debré.5.(a) Conge.(b) Cuba.(e) Yugeslavia.History Pme 6.Nevember, 1948.7.The Romans.s Six.9.Napoleon, Wellingten, French, English (and Prussians.10.Ceafucius, Buddha, Christ, Mehomet.Geography 11.\u2018a) Cornwall.er Durham.12.Dover, Hastings, Rye, Win- (b) Cheshire chelsea, Hythe, Sandwich, Remney.13.Dry.14.Gold, Diamonds, Uranium, Copper 158.(a) Brazil.(b) India.(c) China.Literature 16.Stratford-on-Avon.17.(a) Sir Walter Scott.(b) R.M.Ballantyne.(¢) Anna Sewell.Flute.Oboe.Clarinet.Bas- soom.Piccolo.Cor Anglais.21.(a) Swau Lake.Sleeping Beauty.Nutcracker Suile.(b) Don Giovanni.Marriage ef Figaro.Il Seraglio.Cosi fan Tutte.Il Seraglio.Bas- tien et Bastienne.(c) Messiah.22.Leonarde da Vinci.23.The answers to this are numerous.A few of the names are: (a) Raphael, Michelangelo.Da Vinci.Gietot.Massachio.(b) Hals.Rembrandt Van Dyck, Vermeer, Breughel Van Gogh.(c) Constable.Turner.Galasberough.Hegarth, Raeburn.General Science 24.186,000 miles per second.25.Saltpetre, Sulphur.Charcoal.26.(a) Weodland and hedge- rew.(b) Moorland.(ec) Swamps, marsh, river banks.(d) Sand dunes.27.Sputnik series.Disceverer series, Explorer Series.Lunik Eche, etc.Moen.28.20°C.20.Viruses.General Knowledge 30.(a) Ceins.(bh) Butterflies and /or moths.31.(a) Train-spotting.(bh) Fishing.(c) Photography.32.(a) Camasta.(b) Bridge.(c¢) Poker (Rummy?) Sport 33.Japan, 1964.34.(a) Ice-heckey.(b) Rugby, football.(ce) Fenciag.(d) Gell.35.(a) Cambridge.(b) Aus tralia, (¢) Floyd Patllersea (d) Australia.36.Herb Elliott.General 37.Westminster Abbey.38.Three.39.(a) Rate of (ravelling er one nautical mile per beur.(b) Six feet.40.51.4 million (official figure before recent census).41.In the Stock Exchange.42.The College ef Arms.43.(a) Francs.(b) Marks.(c) Guilders.(d) Rupees.44.(a) Thistle.(b) Leek.45.(a) Indian or Pacific Ocean.(kb) Atlantic Ocean.46.Ermine.47.Twe shillings.48.Cornwall, Saffren Wailden.49.H.M.S.Pinafore.se.The farthing.purchasing The Encyclopedia of World Art with a $500 legacy left to it by Miss Mabel Coghlin.80th annual congregational meeting in December of 1962.Before you can decide this | important question, you have been dragged to the starting line, and you're off with some ' fancy footwork in the interior of a potato sack.Suddenly you do a swan-dive and make a three-point landing in the dust.enmeshed in the folds of a potato sack.The next thing you know your husband's supervisor is picking you up and you can\u2019t even pretend you are somebody's aunt, for pinned to your heaving chest is a celluloid name tag.And all the while an avid \u201chome movies\u2019 type has been recording the occasion for posterity.You know you'll see the whole niess re-enacted one enchanted evening in somebody\u2019s living room.Meanwhile, \u2018\u2018Dad\u2019\u2019 has been supervising the older boys\u2019 (14 and up) races, and his hay fever and temper are worse than ever.The annual picnic.one of summer's darkest duties, finally winds up the same old ways, burrs in the hair, sand in the shoes, pains in the back and a heartfelt wish that management would drop this summer madness.Art books in library Westmount public library is Synagogue 80 years Temple Emanu-El will hold its filiation and pew reservations.MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM We can install a new recessed tub, shower fixture, sink, and bowl, individually \u2014 or a complete new room ensemble that will sparkle with beauty, endure for many years.Let us give you free estimates.WESTMOUNT PLUMBING & ROOFING LIMITED 206 Olivier Avenue WE.5-1189 [ooking of Now (ors?BANK OF MONTREAL I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 7% PE EE) Finance yours with a low-cost life-insured loan Family Finance Plan = ARAAARAAAAAAAA AAA A US UV THE EXAMINER WOHENS 4 Ai MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1961 Use EXAMINER Classified Ads For Best Results FY TTT TPP YP YY YP VPP PP TV A la a 2 2 2 2 224222282 aaa aa as) MR.and MRS.ROBERT DOUGALIL JAPP, photographed following their wedding which (ook place recently in St.Hilary's Anglican Church, Cooksville, Ont.Mrs.Japp was formerly Miss Caryl Gladys Fowle, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Harry Fowle, of Port (Credit, and Mr.Japp is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Japp.of Notre Dame de Grace.\u2014 Florian Photo Miss Linden Margaret Rogers weds Howard John C Haines Social & Personal Mr.and Mrs.James Matson of Westmount, were recent guests at the Park Plaza Hetel while visiting Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Hughes of Westmount left this week in the Empress of Canada for a trip abroad.Mr.and Mrs.John Rooney of Westmount are sailing this weekend on the Empress of England to spend two months vacation in the British Isles.Mrs.Win Keith is spending a vacation in Hollywood, Florida.Mrs.Keith is well known in Public Relations in Office Overload and Editorial Associates.Mrs.Keith Hutchison is returning this week from Murray Bay where she has been the guest of | Miss Marjorie Caverhill.Mr.Robert A.Webster of; London, England.and his fiancee, Miss Patricia Goodlatte of King- ston-on-Thames, Surrey, arrived this week to spend two weeks with Mr.Webster's parents, Mr.A.Ross Webster, MP, and Mrs.Webster.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Mills, 500 Elm avenue, Westmount, have returned from a few days visit to The marriage of Linden Margaret, daughter of Dr.and Mrs.by her father, was in a gown of lace over ivory satin, worn by Ottawa and the Ottawa Valley.While in Ottawa they attended MR.and MRS.ROBERT JACKSON whose marriage took place im Ste.Monica's Church, N.D.G.The bride was formerly Miss Beverley Ann Ross, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George E.Ross, of N.D.G.; the bridegroom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.George Jackson of Westmount.St Matthias Church scene Benson Rogers, of Pointe Claire.Que.to Mr.Howard John Charles Haines, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Haines, of Westmount, took place recently in the Church of St.John the Baptist, Pointe Claire, the Rev.David B.Rogers DD.of Toronto, grandfather of the bride, yfficiating, assisted by The Rev, David Conliff of St.Mary's Anglican Church, Beacons- ficld.Mr.Dennis Orr played the wedding music, and Mr.Neville Haines, brother of the bride.sang during the signing of the register.Standards of white mixed summer flowers arranged with greenery were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away 4908 Sherbrooke St.W.(Cor.Prince Albert) the marriage of their nephew, her aunt, Mrs.Arthur Ball, at her | James Ross Hamilton of Notre wedding; fashioned with a fitted Dame de Grace, to Miss Dorothy bodice.having a high neckline! Anne Heggtveit, of Ottawa, and sleeves ending in points over | the hands, and a bouffant skirt,! Mrs.Dorothy Sproule enjoyed falling into a cathedral train.Her a pleasant outing on Saturday at fingertip length veil of tulle il-, the Seigniory Club, Montebello, lusion was held by a small ban-| where she was entertained by ! deau of seed pearls, and she, friends.carried a white prayer book cov- | ered with white and blue corn.| flowers.Je k K / Mrs.Christopher Wade.of! ac SOM- y \u20ac Hamilton, Ont., as matron of of Ferdon-Penna wedding The marriage of Jennifer, daughter of Lieut.-Col.A.G.Penna, OBE, and Mrs.Penna, of Greenwood Camberley, Surrey, England.to Mr.Leonard Norcross Ferdon, son of Mr.L.S.Ferdon, of Dorval.and of the late Mrs.Ferdon, took place recently in St.Matthias Anglican Church, Westmount, the Rev.K.B.Keefe officiating.Mr.Norman Hurrle played the wedding music, and standards of white England, the bride's brother; Mrs, Anthony Howard-Jones, of Hampshire, England; Miss Gillian Mac- Dermott, of Aldershot, Surrey, England; Mr.and Mrs.William Cush- man, of Natick, Mass.: Mr.and Mrs.Frank Ward, of Weyland, Mass.; the Hon.Lydia Hewitt, and Mrs.May McCullough, of Toronto; Miss Anne Hunt, Miss Veronica Faithful, and Mr.Mariott Irons, of Ottawa; Mr.Harold Moat, of King- honor for her sister, and Mrs.Cyril Flanagan, as attendant, were in frocks of deep aquamarine poult de soie.They wore matching petal headdresses, and #* carried nosegays of white daisies and cornflowers.Mr.Ross Fraser acted as best | man for Mr.Haines.and the | ushers were Mr.Timothy Rogers, brother of the bride, and Mr.Grendon Haines, brother of the bridegroom.Mrs.Rogers, the bride's mother, was in a gown of beige crepe.She wore a hat of burnt orange organza petals, and a corsage bouquet ; of tawny gold roses.Mrs.Haines.mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in Dior blue silk.She wore a matching | hat, beige accessories, and a cor- * chids.x Kh & Now Open! KAY MAE FASHIONS 5035 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST (Opposite Westmount Theatre) Featuring Up-to-the-minute Fashions in Junior, Women's and Misses DRESSES and MILLINERY We invite you to visit our mew stere and see our Fall collection.Telephone dae.482-5760 oan ART a ae, IgGs Only), The marriage of Sherrill Jean, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George A.Kyle, of Westmount to Mr.H.Dennis Jackson, son of the late Charles Herbert Jackson and of Mrs.James J.Babson, of Toronto.took place quietly on Saturday, August 12, in The Congregational Church, Boothbay Harbor, Maine, the Rev.Ivan Welty officiated, « sage bouquet of sweetheart roses.The reception was held in the garden of the residence of the bride's parents.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Haines left for the Laurentians, the bride travelling in a white and lilac linen ensemble, and wearing a matching coat, and a corsage bouquet of or- Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs.Harold Holt, grandmother of the bride, Dr.and Mrs.D.B.Rogers, grandparents of the bride, Mr.and Mrs.W.8S.Rogers, Mrs.Richard Drew.of Toronto, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Donald Scott, of Gttawa, Ont.and Mr.and Mrs.Christopher Wade.of Hamilton, Ont.Labor Day Retreat The Annual Labor Day Retreat, for married and single ladies, sponsored by the Business Wo- , men\u2019s Sacred Heart Retreat Association, will be conducted at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, 1239 ' Gouin boulevard east, Montreal, beginning Friday evening, Sep- i tember 1, and closing Monday afternoon, September 4.This Retreat will be conducted by a Jesuit Father.Reservations or further information may be obtained by calling 1 CR.68-4709 or HU.1-7337 (even- | gladioli were used to decorate the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of heavy embossed cotton with a* fitted bodice having a bateau neckline and short sleeves, and a beli- shaped skirt fashioned with back fullness forming a deep pleat.Her elbow-length veil of tulle illusion was held by a circlet of orange bl yms, and she carried a bouquet of white lilies.The Hon.Lydia Hewitt, as maid of honor, and Miss Carole Anna Dear, cousin of the bride, and Miss Jill Leland, as bridesmaids, were * in frocks of slate blue Swiss cotton with fitted bodices having portrait necklines and very full skirts.They wore wreaths of pink sweetheart roses in their hair, and carried bouquets of the same flowers.Miss Lisa Eisenhardt, niece of the bridegroom, as junior bridesmaid, wore a frock of white embroidered Swiss cotton with a bandeau of pink sweetheart roses in her hair, |.and carried a miniature bouquet :: of the same flowers.Mr.John Lillie acted as best man for Mr.Ferdon, and the ushers were Mr.Stephen Angus, | - Mr.Robert Gelston, and Mr.An-| * thony Penna.= Mrs.Penna, the bride's mother, - was gowned in grey lace over pink | silk.She wore a pink straw hat, and gunmetal grey accessories.The reception was held in The Officers\u2019 Mess of The Black Watch (RHR) of Canada Armory.Later, Mr.and Mrs.Ferdon left | for Bermuda, the bride travelling - in a sheath frock of champagne |.silk under a matching jacket, and | wearing a flower hat of the same shade, and olive green accessories.OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS i Among the out-of-town guests |: were Mr.Anthony .Penna, of Greenwood, Camberley, Surrey, ston, Pa.; Mr.and Mrs.Robert Moat, of Pound Ridge, N.Y.; and Miss Jose Brigden, of New York.Engagement Mr.and Mrs.Lou Heinmann of Montreal announce the engagement of their daughter, Brenda, to Mr.Stephen Levy, son of Mr.and Mrs.Morrie Levy of West.mount, > Sun with our flatter- + ing new style created \u201c especially for you.Make your appointment today.We use brand name products only pion HU.6-8636 WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR 5122 SHERBROOKE W.(Just west of Westmount Theatre, same side) 4 Bite.conto E00 I A sd Garlands for pe \u2014 Ades | Why yield your mind to petty rules, To critics, to ready, scornful tongues, To jealousy, and prejudice, To which we all, so long have clung.Permit no walls, to hold your soul, Which would ascend to heights sublime, Why cramp, why hinder, blast the bud, That well could flower at any time.DOROTHY SPROULE BH 5 Ci LORE IR ES a RAG ICN Miss Margaret marries Dr.Adolphe M.Legare The marriage of Margaret Susan, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth R.A.Eldridge, of West- mount, to Dr.Adolphe Marcel Le- gare, son of Mr.and Mrs.Adolphe Legare, of Westmount, took place on Saturday at half-past twelve o'clock noon, in St.Ignatius of Loyola Church, the Rev.Father James C.Dyer officiating.Standards of white gladioli and shasta were used to decorate the church.The bride, who was given away by her father, was in a gown of ivory tulle over Duchess satin, with a fitted bodice of Alencon lace having sleeves ending in MISS MARIE-PAULE BEAU- LIEU, RN, has been appointed nurse-in-charge of the Canadian Cancer Society's new Mobile Information Service, it was announced by Andrew Armstrong, president of the Society.Driving a car, donated to the Society, Miss Beaulieu will visit industrial plants throughout the city te show employee groups documentary films on cancer prevention and detection.Miss Beaulieu is a graduate of Ste.Justine Hospital in Montreal and has a broad experience in general and industrial nursing.Before joining the Canadian Cancer Society Miss Beaulieu was assistant head nurse at Highland Park Hospital, Detroit and later industrial nurse at American Metal Products, Detroit.She was formerly on the staff of the American Hospital in Paris and hospitals in Florida and Califoraia.Watch for t RY ® Alteretions ® Personal Attention SYL-RO FASHION \"4606 St.Catherine St.West r The Glen) | : ; Opening ! © Exciting Fashions for the Smert Women ® Designs for the individuel Taste W' TOR 2 ar Susan Eldridge points over the hands, and a bouffant skirt, fashioned with panels of the same lace, falling into a chapel train.Her waist- length veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of ecru lace, and she carried a bouquet of Mayday roses and stephanotis.Mrs.Graham Elvidge, as matron of honor for her sister, and Miss Juliette Legare, sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid, were in frocks of mauve and blue Lib- etry print, with fitted bodices having round necklines and short sleeves, and very full skirts, fa- shioned with fulness at the back and sides.They wore wreaths of shasta daisies and cornflowers in their hair, and carried semi-cas- cade bouquets of white shasta daisies.Mr.Peter McGregor acted as best man for Dr.Legare, and the ushers were Dr, Constant Nucci, Dr.Marc Bertrand, Mr.Pierre, Prud'homme, and Sub-Lieut.Norman Simpson, RCN.! Mrs.Eldridge, the bride's mother, wore a gown of shocking pink linen with a white feather | hat, white accessories, and a corsage bouquet of cymbidium orchids.Mrs.Legare, mother of the .i bridegroom, was in a gown of green silk shantung, and wore a white tulle hat, white accessories, .and a corsage bouquet of garden- : las.The reception was held at the residence of Mr.and Mrs.How- | ard J.Lang, 482 Roslyn avenue, i Westmount, where white shasta daisies and snapdragons, and cornflowers were used as decora- | the bridesmaids in powder blue.{ They wore petal hats to match Later.Dr.and Mrs.Legare left | their frocks, and carried Colonial | tions.by motor for Florida, the bride travelling in a yellow linen suit, and wearing a shaded brown vel- : vet hat, brown accessories, and a , corsage bouquet of cymbidium or- | Mr.Robert Anderson, brother of chids.Among the out-of-town guests | were: Mr.Lawrence A.Barrett.grandfather of the bride, Mrs.: William B.Bate, Dr.and Mrs.Donald McCunn.! Approaching Marriage ter of Mr.Norman Stewart.and of the late Mrs.Stewart, of West- mount, to Mr.Ralph Frederick PES Westmount WE.« \u2014 The marriage of Mary, daugh- Hill, of Winston-Salem, North 3-7485 RE A Le MISS BROOKE CLIBBON and MR.ROBERT GRAHAM WRIGHT, | whose marriage will take place on Sept.2 in Queen Mary Read United Church, Hampstead.The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Truman Clibbon of Westmount: her fiance the son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Robert Andersen Wright of Hamp- stead, rade, Aug.25, 1961 13 Bermuda: Mr.R.M.Jel), of Winnipeg.Man: Dr and Mrs.Henri \"Baby, of St.Alban's Vt.: and Mrs, + A.F.McGregor.of New Glasgow, NS.Our Justiy Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\u201d Permenent \u2014 Coronet Photo Anderson-Jell wedding is held in St.Matthias Anglican Church | The marriage of Valerie Dorothy, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James A.Jell, of Maidstone, Kent, England, to Mr.John Mil- chael Anderson, son of Mr.and Mrs.Robert B.Anderson, of West- mount, took place recently in St.Matthias Anglican Church, West- mount, the Rev.K.B.Keefe officiating, Mr.Norman Hurrle played the wedding music, and standards of white gladioli, at - ranged with greenery and candles in candelabra were used to decorate.The bride.who was given away by her father, was in a gown of white silk organza appliqued withyg Alencon lace, with a fitted bodice having a sabrina neckline and short sleeves, and a bouffant skirt, | caught by a self bow at the back, | falling into a chapel train.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by.a headdress of silk organza roses, | and she carried a semi-caseade | bouquet of yellow roses and white pompons.! Miss Patricia Jell as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Penny Bailey and Miss Karen: Hawkins, as bridesmaids, were in frocks of slik organza with fitted bodices having scoop necklines and sheath skirts, fashioned with back fullness, the maid of honor being in romance blue.and bouquets of white pompons.Mr.Barry Carrique acted as best man for Mr.Anderson, and the ushers were Mr.John Smith- Chapman, Mr.Richard Bell, and: the bridegroom.Mrs.Jell, the bride's mother, was gowned in apple green lace, and wore an oyster color hat and accessories, and a corsage bouquet of yellow roses.Mrs.Anderson, mother of the Carolina, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Yelton Hill, of Henderson- ville, North Carolina, is taking + place on Saturday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, in Knox- Crescent and Kensington Church, Montreal.The bride will be attended by her niece, Miss Margaret Anne Stewart, as maid of honor.Mr.| Bowen Eugene Simmons, of Syracuse, N.Y., will act as best man for Mr.Hill, and the ushers will be Mr.John Stewart, brother of the bride, and Mr.John Stewart jr., nephew of the bride, ° SLSR S00 0 gn nm 0 SARE Ae verve wewwwwYwWwuwYYduwrrwewwewwe ws a a a a a a mm a a a Am a el al a oe ee al af Known for the gentle, true performance it imparts to our hair.Good too, for leached and tinted hair.SPECIAL $10.00 lalist in * Feciels ®* Manicuring * Pedicuring Phone WE.5-0562 WE.5-2486 bridegroom, wore a gown of navy\u2019 blue crepe with a hat and acces- |; sories of the same shade, and a corsage bouquet of pink roses, i Following the ceremony.a re-\u2019 ception was held at the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.} Later, Mr.and Mrs.Anderson left for Bermuda, the bride tra- mile velling in a pale pink Swiss wool LAUTY AL suit, and wearing a shaded pink 1347 GREENE AVE.hat.white accessories, and a cor- Westmount sage bouquet of gardenias Upon their return they will take up residence in Saint John.N.B.Among the out-of-town guests were: Mrs.Norman Shrubb.of, NOW COMPLETELY A1UP CONDITIUNEN Batna A 0 ere orking onders ith indows this 2 \"A 1] - \u201cte > CERRY +4 + \u2014 HU.1-7789 i FOR cri, -4d CHEERFUL ee ESTIMATES \u2014 On \u2014 Lexalum.TWI-NIGHTER VENETIAN BLINDS & VERTICAL BLINDS \u20ac aan ory © MODERNFOLD DOORS © AIR SHADE ALUMINUM AWNINGS e FILCO ALUMINUM WINDOWS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE CONNOR .SMALL ENOUGH You VENETIAN BLINDS LTD.TO KNOW YOU S Union Street Ville Se.Pierre Meatreal 14 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey., Avguet 28, 1961 e TV e RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Rentals our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Cotherine W.WE.5-9282 1 \u2018Property For Sale MONTREAL WEST.split-level, & rooms, Fisgpmtirooms.natural fireplace.ME.2 Property Wanted \"\" WANTED \u2014 HOUSE 7 to 8 rooms, near schools.Price to 960.000.Call Paul Duke, HU 1-6365 or Frank A Norman & Co Ltd.1238 Laird Bivd RE 1-6817 _ TTT QUEBEC BROMD LAKE.Mapie Lodge, Beach, Tennis, water in rooms, T V, excellent Cuisine RE.7 4467.9% Warehouse Space INDUSTRIAL building and warehouse 540 square feet with 2 garages 5535 Upper Lachine Road.HU.1-039.12 Apartments To Let Sublet \u2014 N.D.G.3t,.sunny.corner apartment, large balcony.elevator.swimming pool.close to stores buses.Individual heat control.Occupancy October.October rent paid HU.4-5451.Westmount Western Avenue, 4217, select area, con- vement location, 8 rooms, balcony, 2 bathrooms, fireproof, quiet building.Occupancy Sept.ist.Taxes paid, $175.Avply Superintendent, WE.3-5295.15 Houses Wanted URGENTLY NEEDED British executive requires 8 room furnished house for October Ist Spacious tover and latge rooms needed One year lease, excellent references.Please call Mis A Bennett, HU.9-8658 16 Flats - Duplexes To Let ATWATER-SELBY ares, senu-basement, 4 rooms.storage room, yard, near bus line.$47 50 lmmediate or October.RE.1 8104 BROOK AVENUE, WESTMOUNT, 17.ROOM UPPER FLAT, 220 WIRING RENT $5600.WF.5.7543 DECARIE below Western, 5 room upper.$60.Part of vard and basement.Sept ist HU.11-7360 _ 17 Flats, Duplexes Wanted RESPONSIBLE family of two require 4 rooms, preferably heated and equip bed.Call after 6 pm.HU.# 1632.19 Share Living Quarters YOUNG man wishes to share modern 217 room apartment on Fielding.HU.9- 8062, evenings.20 Rooms To Let SHERBROOKE.furnished room to let.HU 8-8000.22 Room ond Board LL Te Let Lo PRIVATE or semi-private room for eiderly person.Tray service A practical nurse in attendance.RI 7-4305.LAKESHORE.for gentleman, iv ME 1-897 26 Garages To Let PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE greasing, Also day $25 week- etc.at or might Parking.washing, teasonable rates yearly contracts.VICTORIA AVENUE GARAGE 370 VICTORIA AVE.HU.68-0767 29a For Sale Living Room Furniture ] Sculptured Carpets 2 pale green matching.one 8 « 1%, one 99 WF 7.401 | 29e For Sale Bedroom Furniture \"IMPERIAL LOYALISTS Single beds, 2 red maple; also ight table Fxceltent condition Reasonable RE 06-4229 es The Westmount Examiner \u2018 » » » » + | Classified Advertising |\u2019 ; - *, = ®ve DS 1eme | | i \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 x \u2018(Hunter 1-0451 | 10 Words 50° ||: \u201c1 f h additional § t reste phone.yess Ade outy fn the mosh Ne Ads eccoptod after 10:30 am.Tharedey for 4 \" current issue.For your convenience.Adtaher en duty Meadey, Tuesdey end Wednesday 4 > satll 8:30 pm.\u2014 HU.1.0451.4 29d For Sale 29h For Sale 29h For Sale Kitchen Equipment General General MOFFAT cas stove.à burners, good oven and warming oven: medium-size refrigerator.Alwin, Perfect condition.GAS stove, 30°, four ring.sood condition, reasonable.NA.6-4947.'299 For Sale \u20ac | Clothing and Furs COATS, suits, dresses.sizes 10-16, $1.00 $5.fur cape, $15.00.Phone 482- 567 .29h For Sale General CARPETS WALL-TO-WALL from $1.30 yd.up RUGS.& x 12° from $30.00 up HALL CARPET .from $1.30 yd.up e Draperies LIVING ROM BEDROOM AND KITCHEN.EXCEI.LENT CHOICE AT LOW PRICES.Sale Prices LARGE Ser ECTION OF BEDSERFADS \u2014 BLAN SHEETS TOWE UPHO! 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ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.(NEAR JARRY) CALL BETWEEN 2-10 PM.FOR APPOINTMENT CR.7.4100 \u2014 CR.6-1088 Help Wanted Male \u2014 Female DO YOU POSSESS ANY OF THE FOLLOWING TALENTS ?@ ARTISTIC ABILITY @ CREATIVE COPY WRITING @ IMAGINATIVE LAYOUT WORK IF YOU OWN ONE OR ALL THREE OF THESE TALENTS RUSH TO THE NEAREST MAIL BOX AND DROP A LINE WITH A RESUME TO BOX 709, 7005 KILDARE RD.MONTREAL 29 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, Auquet 25, 1961 15 Dominion Lawn Bowling Brophy, Forbes carries Westmount Club hopes By GEO.E.JONES through to Wednesday, Sports Editor August 30.Seven man teams, composed of was in 1957 when the Westmount Hotel Arrangements, C.F.Allan, four man rinks, double and single club were the host.Five games P.A.system, N.Bracegirdie, Pub- will be staged in round robin play.licity, James 8.Riley, Stewards, or, THERE'LL be very little lawn bowling played on district greens for three days next week when the Dominion Lawn Bowling championship will be played on the double greens of Town of Mt.Royal club, Monday, August 28 Henderson's rink wins at Lachine John Henderson's Westmount rink won the Lachine General Hospital tournament sponsored by the Lachine Lawn Bowling Club Sunday.Thirty-two mixed rinks competed, including a foursome from Cornwall.The Westmounters posted three wins plus 24, the runner-up being Hugh Mackenzie's team from La- chine with three wins and a plus of 14.! Henderson's rink included Mrs.H.H.Elliott, lead, H.H.Elliott, second, and Mrs.John Henderson, third.Mackenzie was supported by Mrs.T.Hunter, Sr., John Clark and Mrs.W.Morton, third.Henry MacArthur, member of the Board of Management of the Lachine General Hospital, before presenting the trophy to the champions, thanked the Lachine Bowling Club, donors of prizes and the bowlers, for their support | to the hospital over the years.ycial is is the second time in the history of the game that Montreal has been the scene of the Dominion championship play.This year the honor of being national president goes to James (Jim) Riley, formerly of Verdun, now a resident of Notre Dame de Grace.The Provin- president is another James (Jim) by the name of Brodie.will represent British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ostario and of course, Quebec of which the rink hails from Verdun; pair from Westmount and (he single from Lachine.First game is slated for Monday at 7 pm.Second game, Tuesday, 12.30; third game.Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.Fourth game, 9 a.m.Wednesday and the final Wednesday afternoon, 2.30.This will be the seventh annual championship play, twice on the island of Montreal.The last time e se N Kevin Brophy .Jim Forbes Where the players hail from SINGLES Alberta: J.D.Anderson, Royal Club, Edmonton.PLAY A LITTLE LONGER LIVE À LITTLE BETTER Brewed a little longer Tastes a little better Take a \u201cbreak with lively :.Kingsbeer .so cool, so sparkling, so distinctive.| For Kingsbheer is brewed the careful way.brewed longer.Treat yourself to custom brewed Kingsbeer! CALL FOR A INGSEBELCKR British Columbia: M.M.Nelson, Vancouver.Manitoba: S.Townsend, Winnipeg.Ontario: Jas.C.Law, Sportsmen\u2019s Club, Galt; resides at Preston.Quebec: Malcolm Moon, La- chine Club, Lachine.Saskatchewan: Harold Clayton, Wascana Club, Regina.DOUBLES Alberta: Geo.Rickson (lead)\u2014 Bow Valley Club, W.Malin (skip) Calgary.British Columbia: G.Jarvis (lead) \u2014 Vancouver, T.Jarvis (skip).Manitoba: \u2018Geo.Binnie (lead)\u2014 St.James City Lawn, D.Binnie (skip) Bowling Club of Manitoba, reside in Winnipeg.Ontario: T.S.H.Graham (lead), \u2014 London-Elmwood Club, G.A.Robbins (skip) London.AN \u2014 City of Montreal will teader a wncheon to the bowlers.City of Verdun will give a supper Tues day night and the wind up will be at Town of Mt.Royal when the presentation of prises will be pre.seated to the winners on Wedpes- day night.OFFICIALS President, Canadian Lawn Bowling Council, James S.Riley! N.D.G.; General Chairman, W.D.Connor, Hamilton: Chief Umpires, H.C.Baillie.Toronto; John Hen- | derson, Westmount: Chief Scorer.Ray R.Knight, Toronto.Quebec Committee: Chairman.| David Colville, Secretary, C.F| Allan.Sub - Committees: \u2014 Banquets, | James S.Riley; Entertainment, Jack R.Hamilton; Equipment, E.: A.Franklin; Greens, J.Mann; | Cotterell, O'Keefe [ golf champion Bert Cotterell of the Mount Or- ford Golf Club, shot a one under | par 70 to win Class A gross honors in the O'Keefe amateur golf tour- \u2018 ney at Granby St.Paul Golf Club Saturday.! He led a field of 208 starters.| Three men were tied for second | place in the A division \u2014 all scoring 71s.They were Art Millan, Wentworth, Vince Laurie and Don | Doe, both of Granby.: W.Tait, Transportation, C.Hampton; Registration and Hospitality, T.Arnott-J.M.Heggie.Ladies\u2019 committee, Mrs.H.Flook.convener.PLAY GLENDALE Golf and Country Club ST.AUGUSTIN, QUE.Exie 15 Laurention Autoroute $3 week days $4 week ends For information: UN.1-7744 MONTREAL \u2014 Want something cool under the sun?Well, try the cool wonder of extra dry Seagram's Gin in your summer cocktails and tall drinks.They'll be cool, crisp, wonderful refreshment all the way \u2014because they're made with the finest, driest, gin ever distilled.And consider this extra bonus \u2014 Seagram's unique Martini- Master container, in which this peerless gin is sold, can be used as à per- Seagram's Martini-Master Works Cool Wonders manent cocktail shaker for all your cool drinks.Use it for mixing fruit drinks, storing iced tea and coffee it fits in your refrigerator for use whenever you wish, indoors and out.Get several - you'll find the Martini-Master an indispensable aid to cool summer living.Next time, ask forSeagram'e Gin, in the exclusive Martini- Master container.The cold fact is \u2014 it's pure perfection.Quebec: Kev.H.Brophy (lead) \u2014 Westmount Bowling Club, Jim Forbes (skip, Westmount.; Saskatchewan: T.J.Emmins (lead) \u2014 Regina Lawn Bowling Club, V.W.McMillan (skip) Regina.RINKS Alberta: W: Ramagos (lead) D.Bartlett (second), J.Huie (third), W.Leslie (skip), Garneau Club, Edmonton.| British Columbia: L.Steadman | (lead), W.McForran (second), T.Moorcroft (third), J.Gavin (skip), Vancouver.! Manitoba: T.Dickie «lead, R.: L.McCurk (second), G.Mackintosh (third), E.B.Brown (skip), Norwood Lawn Bowling Club, - Norwood.| Ontario: E.Smith (lead, R.Mitchell, (second), Bruce Marshall ; (third), J.Marshall (skip) Tor- onto-Rusholme Club.Quebec: A.F.Robertson (lead), Arthur Kane (second), Bob Fender (third), Jim C.Brodie (skip)! Verdun Lawn Bowling.Saskatchewan: Benny Mintz, (lead', Regina 1.B.C., Bert Pen- fold, (second).Wascana L.B.C., R.Montgomerie (third), Regina L.B.C., Geo.L.McNie (skip), Regina L.B.C.6 A.M.te 10 A.M.DAILY 0) n 0 LES NTIC] 16 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey.August 25, 1961 Four district junior tennis players on team Four well-known district players won the honor of representing Canada in the Forest Hills International Junior Tennis Championship tournament at long Island.N Y.next month.The four finished on top in Canada\u2019s junior Davis Cup round robin tournament in Sillery.Quebec.Andre Tielemans, 17.finished the three-day tournament with a record of nine victories and no defeats, while Yvon Leblanc finished second with eight victories and one defeat.Leblanc's sole defeat was al the hands of Ticlemans.Claude Savaria was third and Dennis Crotty fourth.Savaria went down to defeat at the hands of Leblanc and Tiele- mans by identical 6-0, 6-1 scores.Tielemans beat Crotty in one Westmount grid starts registering Registration for the City of Westmount Eighti-Man Tackle Football League started Monday, from 10.30 to 4:30 at the Artificial Ice Rink, and will continue daily.The boy must be 12 years old or under with the maximum weight of 110 pounds and the minimum of 80 pounés.Only boys residing in West- mount or attending a school in Westmount are eligible.Those playing for a scheol tackle football team, the city's touch football league or an elementary school team will not be eligible to play.Running shoes.helmet, shoulder pads and feotball pants must be worn.The city BREWED IN OUEBEC TO THE OUEBDEC TASTE BY Labatt supplies the sweater.Use Examiner Classifieds for best results set 6-2.but the players did not finish the game.Crotty defeated Don Curtis of Toronto, 6-4, 7-5 to make a final bid to finish in the top four.Yvon Leblanc, Montreal, dcfeat- ed Claude Savaria, Montreal.6-0, 61, Andre Tielemans.Montreal, defeated Savaria 640, 6-1.Tielemans defeated Dennis Crot- ty.Montreal, 6-2.lan Montgomery.Montreal, de- feaed Jean Laverdure, Montreal, 6-1, 6-2.Bob Piers, Halifax, defeated La- verdure 6-2, 6-3.Savaria defeated Laverdure 6-2, 6-3.Crotty defeated Don Curtis, Toronto, 6-4, 7-5.Westmount rugger set for opener The Westmount Rugger Club opened its fall season against the Barbarians last Saturday with a convincing 21-3 victory.The game was an exhibition in preparation for the league opener | tomorrow with the Wanderers at Monkland H.S.at 2 p.m.Instead of the usual two 40-minute halves, the game was divided into three 20-minute periods and substitutions | were allowed.! Play sometimes lagged in the very hot and humid weather but several brilliant passing movements by both sides featured the action posing the danger that either team might score at almost any opportunity, Westmount fielded a larger and more agile group of forwards which constituted the biggest difference between the teams.Fred Spence dominated the scor- i ing for Westmount with one try and two converts.while other | points went to Ben Dibben, George | Doherty.Garth Wilson, Jim Adams and Chris Carr.Montreal stars downed by Ottawa Ottawa defeated Montreal by 10 wickets in the last two innings | match played in Ottawa over the | weekend.Final scores were 204! and 25 for 0 to 76 and 150.Montreal batted first and collapsed for 76, the first six wickets falling (or only 15 runs.John New- nes with 29 and Mel Rilstone were the only batsmen to reach double figures, Most effective bowlers were Ray Killen with four for 25 and John Taylor three for 29.In Ottawa's reply of 204 Taylor batted aggressively for 71 including three sixes.and shared in a last wicket partnership of 70.Harold Cox took four for 42 and Rilstone five for 115.In Montreal's second innings of 150 opening batsman David Al.mandoz scored 68 supported by Charlie McKenzie with 18, Newnes \u201cBIG 4 FOOTBALL You won't want to miss any of the exciting CKGM Football Broadcasts.Games from Montreal to Vancouver .comments from coaches and stars of the \"Big 4\" teams, will be aired.Dial RADIO 980 for action-packed coverage of the 1961 Football season.* Brought to you by THE BRITISH AMERICAN OIL CO.end DOW BREWERY Ltd.MAKERS OF DOW ALE HEAR ALL MONTREAL ALQUETTES\" HOME AND AWAY GAMES .v% Play-By-Play by KEN BROWN % Commentary by CKGM News & Sports Director, Herb Manning \u201cColour by CKGM's GENE KIRBY * TUNE NATIONAL TYPEWRITER'S \u201cFOOTBALL PREVIEW\u201d with CKGM air personality, GENE KIRBY One-half Hour Prior To Each Game \u201cFOOTBALL FORECAST\" Nirect from the BERKELEY HOTEL ONE HOUR PRIOR TO EACH ALOUETTES\u2019 GAME A fast-paced audience participation show with CKGM\u2019s HARTLEY HUBBS asking for predic tions about the eut-come of the day's game.98 \u201cOriginating Football Robroadcasts fer Eastern Canada\u201d 16 not out, and Mike MacLeas 14.em \u2014 yy "]