The Westmount examiner, 1 septembre 1950, vendredi 1 septembre 1950

[" O Weekg y will be fore thy Play, .coma 8 he num.* en, the a on the jon Toe MOWEVer, ps Bruce West.© years, pionship, Ss\u2019 | tions tn 0 ensure t years F worthy terbury, t of the es, hag pmmittes ich will B an ap- national inational tminster rove [CE =\" pT Se a .The Exan miner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019s M etropolis VOL.XXI, No.35 | FATE OF CHURCH IN WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 | Motorists Are I Warned About Parking Autos Chief Robert Byford of the Westmount Police Department issued a stern warning today, to all motorists who park their automobiles on the side.of a hill.The Chief, prompted to such action as a result of two run-away automobiles during the last week, and three in the past month, said - that court action will face any motorist who does not make sure his vehicle is properly parked.\u201cThis is one of the greatest traffic hazards,\u201d the Chief stated, pointing out that it was strictly through carelessness that the cars managed to break away.No injuries were reported in two .cases which happened during the past week, but Chief Byford said that this was more through \u201cgood luck\u201d than anything \u2018else.; One car, however, was damaged considerably when it mounted the sidewalk and crashed into the side of a home before coming to a stop.The motorist claimed that someone must have tinkered with the vehicle while he was inside à home visiting a friend, but Chief Byford explained, this does nof make any difference to the charge made by theni as a motorist should see that his car is locked before leaving it.Gladiols Sociely Hold Successful Show LA 0e A Prize winning gladioli are shown in the above picture which was taken in the armoury of the Royal Montreal Regiment, West- mount, at the two day show held by the Quebec Gladiolus Society last week.The exhibition was the largest yet held here.Gladiolus Society Show At R.M.R.Evokes Praise The armory of the Royal Montreal Regiment, St.Catherine street, Westmount, was transformed last week into a veritable paradise for flower lovers.- The finest exhibition of blooms ever staged by the Province of Quebec Gladiolus Society was held in the armory on Wednesday and i Thursday.The flowers were auctioned off on Thursday night by Perry L.Preising, one of the judges, and a prominent grower, with the proceeds going to the Ladies Auxiliary of the regiment to help finance their District Governor Praises Unity Boys\u2019 Club Project \u201cLet us preach, cherish, work and know this distinct organization of Rotary,\u201d Ralph Wiber, District Governor of District 250, told members of the Westmount Rotary Club in his official visit at the weekly luncheon meeting, Wednesday.The District Governor, who is presently making many of his official vigits to Rotary Clubs in Ontario, Quebec and northern part of New York State, called the building of the Unity Boys Club a lead- and objects of the organization.Founding Recalled Introduced by the president, Frank Kenwood, the district - governor recalled the founding of Rotary by a young lawyer in Chicago 45 years ago.- \u201cIt was conceived in loneliness for fellowship and friendship\u201d, the speaker said pointing out that the four young men, who first brought forward the idea, were men from small towns who were lost in the big city of Chicago, Claiming that San Francisco was the second city to open a Rotary Club, and tracing some other developments in the organ- _ ization, the speaker pointed out that Winnipeg was the first city in Canada to have a Rotary Club, | making the idea international.: \u201cToday Rotary is in 83 countries, including 33 clubs in Ja- | Pan, 24 in Germany and 253 in Canada\u201d, the speaker said.There gre 7188 clubs throughout the World at the present time, it was |! stated, Calling members of Rotary, \\: \u201cmen of distinction\u201d, the speaker | | i Main reasons for this title was Said they deserved this title for many reasons, and one of the (Continued on Page 2) ing community service in his frank but inspiring address on the aims + Unusual Accident Case Cleared Up After a number of- investigations, officials of the Westmount Police Department have closed the accident case of Michael Don- nelly, a 15-year-old boy who was brought home after a bicycle accident.Originally suspecting that the boy had been hit by an automobile, the Police closed the case after checking for the second time.It is believed that the mend broke again, ana the boy tumbled from the bicycle at Prince Arthur and Sherbrooke streets, one police officer pointed out.Meanwhile Donnelly, who suffered minor injuries in the fall, can\u2019t lend any help to the case as he can't remember just what happened.He was knocked unconsious and brought home by an elderly couple who, in the excitement, did not give their name to his parents.various activities.Mr.Preising, commenting on the show, said that the quality and number of the blooms displayed, exceeded anything the society had ever attempted.The show compared very favourably with the larger exhibitions held in the United States.The rather, cold, wet summer was responsible for.the splendid blooms, Mr.Preising thought, as the plants had been slower in flowering, which gave added size strength and appearance to the blooms.An outstanding exhibit \u201cAce of Spades\u201d an almost black gladiolus produced by Sydney Mode of Vankleek Hill was the nearest approach to\u2019a black flower growers have ever seen.\u201cElizabeth the Queen\u201d a lavender bloom produced by D.Walter White, of Verdun and Ste.Therese, now president of the society, \u2014 and \u201cConnie G\u201d a cream yellow- throated gladiolus grown by Mr.Mode were much admired.The best recent introduction championship was won by Sydney Mode with \u201cTivoli\u201d a pale pink, which also won the award for the best spike in the show.The judges were headed by C.A.Smith of Chateauguay.Special Exhibition at Westmount Library Now The Westmount Public Library is presenting to Westmount, an exhibition of British Book Design, shown under the auspices of the British Council.First displayed in London, this collection will be shown at libraries across Canada during thè next few months.Catalogues are available at the Library, listing\u201d the one hundred titles selected for their excellence of design and format.PRICE 3 CENTS 3ALANCE Rev.J.B.McLaurin Warns Against Red Challenge - Rev.J.B.McLaurin, of of Toronto, preaching in Westmount Baptist Church on Sunday, said that \u201cif the Christian Church does not meet the challenge of Communism, the Church will cease to exist.Rev.McLaurin is general secretary of the Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board.He described Communism as \u201cene of the greatest enemies of the Christian Church.\u201d He added however, that Christians .are \u201cin a position to outbid Communism, Communism is not the greatest ememy of the Church for the greatest are always inside the church itself, Dr.McLaurin said.\u201cIf Communism is able to batter down the gates of the Christian Church, it is because we are unconcerned about our fellow men.\u201d True Christianity has been replaced by a purely nominal Christianity in some places, but when the church fails in her duty, someone is always raised up to goad her to new activity, he continued.Communism to-day is the \u201cgoad.\u201d \u201cCommunism looks forward to dominating the whole world, and is ruthless in its determination to subdue the Christian Church\u201d Dr.McLaurin said.\u201cIn some countries its policy is to bring the church to heel, to make it a tool of those who direct this totalitarian system.Our danger is our own spiritual numbness to-day.\u201cWe must face and meet this challenge to the Christian Church, or, as has happened in some places, the church will cease to exist.We are in a position to outbid Communism.But if we try to suppress it by force, we only suc- ceeqd in spreading it much farther.It is not much good denouncing it either.\u201d Communism is spreading rapidly around the world because of \u201cits capacity for spectacular successes\u2019 the minister declared.\u201cIt has an especial appeal in Asia where countries are worshipping the god of nationalism.Communism promises freedom to these countries, although it is probably a specious promise.\u201d As between Communism and Christianity, Christians must give their loyalty to one or the other,\u201d Dr.McLaurin continued.Communism is more and more a totalitarian power, claiming the allegiance, mental and physical, of all, Christ claims our whole allegiance too, and that is why there can never be peace between Communism and Christianity.In following in Christ's steps we find the only answer to this greatest of threats and challenges to the Christian Church to-day: Office Closed Monday, Sept.4, being Labor Day, the offices of The Examiner will be closed.They \" will re-open at 8:30 a.m, Tuesday.\u2018 Mayor Cameron To Give Report Mayor J.S.Cameron, of West- mount, returned from Saskatoon by air on Tuesday.Mayor Came eron had been attending the 13th annual conference of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities, which was held in the western city.Mr.Cameron told the Examiner that he had considerable diffi- cutly in securing accommodation on the plane, due to the rail strike.The conference was most interesting, he said, and he has promised to give a report of the proceedings for publication in next week's issue of The Examiner.Subjects discussed were civil defence, method\u201d of taxation, and even the question of military action in Korea was introduced by Premier T.C.Douglas, of Saskatchewan, who urged military action in order to prevent a third World War.Premier Douglas stated that military action was necessary to stop agression as in Korea, but it should be followed, he said, by economic action to get at the root causes of war.Represented Can.Cadets in lowa C.Douglas Taylor, M.BE., of 4719 Upper Roslyn avenue, West- mount, president of the Air Cadet League of Canada flew to Des Moines, Iowa, in order to be present at the third International Drill Competition between Air Cadets of Canada and the United States.Mr.Taylor was accompanied by another director of the league Lawrence S.Marsh, of Notre Dame de Grace.The event which was held on Wednesday was a feature of the Iowa State Fair.Canada was represented by a Canadian team selected from squadrons in the four Western provinces, which defended the trophy won in 19048 and 1949 by teams from Ontario and Quebec respectively. IGE TWO DST.Will End Only October 29 ONLY OCTOBER 29 .\u2026 Daylight Saving Time will come to an end in Montreal and surrounding municipalities including Westmount on October 29.The City Clerk of Montreal made the announcement on Monday following many \u2018telephone inquiries received by his office and to spike a rumour that the date had been advanced to September 80.The matter had been broached to the executive committee of the City of Montreal by the Metropolitan Commission, following receipt of a letter by the commission from the City of Westmount.At the meeting of the Metropolitan Commission, chairman Asselin stated that many commercial firms, transportation companies, and radio broadcasting stations had made representations to the effect that the continuance of D.S.T.to October 29 would create confusion and suggesting that Montreal fall in line with United States and Canadian communities which will make the switch back to standard time on September 30.Mayor Cameron stated at that time that Westmount would abide by the decision of Montreal.F.L.SILVER Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's TAILOR Now located at 1235 GREENE AVENUE (Opposite Avenue Theatre) Repairs and Alterations Expertly Done We Call For WL.6633 and Deliver WA.BE SAFE DON'T HAIL A STRANGE TAXI PHONE FOR À 1131 from September 6 to September 23 manager, announced on Tuesday.year was recently named by the the 1950 drive.\u201cSince then\u201d he states \u2018this turned away while a bed was available.\u201d Mr.McConnell emphasized that the stream of those seeking aid has increased tremendously inh recent years.In 1949 the out patient department alone handled nearly 17,000 patients, more than 11,000 surgical and emergency cases were admitted.Serious Drain Much of this increasing work of mercy has been for those who could pay only a small payment\u2014 or none at all.\u201cTo offset the serious drain this has meant on the financial resources of the hospital,\u201d he continued, \u201cit is necessary to appeal to the public to assist in this humanitarian work.An amount of $84,000 is needed to meet continuing rising costs and to.replace equipment.\u201d \u201cWhen a volunteer canvasser calls, please remember that the donation he seeks can help save a life\u2014can bring an end to long painful hours of suffering.Please \u2014give generously.\u201d G.B.Puddicombe, K.©., chairman, territorial divisions, noted that there was a shortage of canvassers and urged persons willing to help to telephone F.W.Rogers, campaign secretary at DExter 3571.The Homoeopathic Hospital is much used by Westmounters and although just over the boundary line is regarded as almost a West- mount Institution, so the present appeal has a definite local objective.Did you know tnat narrow strips of aluminum, hung from branches or from a line extended across a garden area, protect newly plant- RELIABLE CAR AND DRIVER ouT | or WEDDINGS ASSOCIATION FUNERALS ed berry crops from the devastat- ! ing work of birds?They're fright- ! ened off by the light reflection and by the jangling' movement of the strips when they're touched by a breeze.Barrister and Solicitor HOWARD S.ROSS, K.C.Department for the Closing of Estates of Dereased Person: OFFICE: HA.9238-39 Residence: Ambassador Apts.Westmount 57 St.James St.West 4557 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2014 WA, 8435 poor alike\u2014no one has ever beeny THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1050 J.M.McConnell to Head Homoeopathic Campaign The Homoeopathic Hospital will launch a campaign for $84,000 , John M.McConnell, jr.campaign Mr.Mconnell, who managed the campaign for the hospital last board of management to conduct In a statement issued by Mr.McConnell, the campaign chairman points that 56 years ago the Homoeopathic Hospital opened its doors to the sick and injured of Montreal and suburbs.open door has welcomed rich and J.M.McCONNELL Jr.No Mail Delivery Westmount residents should take note that there will be no letter carrier delivery Monday, Labor Day, according to an announcement by Postmaster J.R.Crochetiere.Postal stations will be closed throughout the day.However, the public lobbies at the general post office, and at Place D'Armes postal station, will remain open for convenience of box holders.At the general post office, 1025 St.James Street West, wickets will be kept open from 8 a.m.to 10 am.with a restricted service until 6 p.m.Letter box collections will be made in the business district at noon and at 5.30 p.m., and in the residential district at 11.30 a.m.and 4.30 p.m.Canada is the third greatest exporting nation in the world; it leads in the export of base metals; it is also first in newsprint, nickel, asbestos and platinum; it is second in wood-pulp, flour, gold, aluminum and zinc; it is third in copper; fourth in lead, silver, magnesium, and wheat.EXTRA OLD STOCK ALE F261 9 Thanksgiving Day! Truckers Take Bow; Ask for Strike Help The following letter was mailed to all members of the House of Commons, Ottawa, by the Canadian Automotive Transportation Association, The letter tells of the part played by truckers in helping out during the rail strike.If there was any further need of proof that truck transportation\u201d is an integral and indispensable part of our economic life, current transportation crisis should resolve it once and for all .« « and it should demonstrate with unmistakable clarity the threatening implications of Federal control of highway transportation.This nationat transportation emergency would have been a national disaster if the trucking industry had not been free to play its full and rightful part in B | the nation\u2019s business.It would be folly to jeopardize Canada's economic life in these critical years by denying the motor transport industry its natural growth.The recommendations of the railways in respect to meeting motor transport competition are economically unsound and politically undemocratic.All of Canada stands to lose if the Federal Government assumes control of highway transportation and inevitably proceeds to legislate it out of existence in response to pressure of railway management and labour.All public - spirited Canadians deplore the unhappy state of affairs precipitated by the railway strike.The members of the Canadian Automotive Transportation Association along with millions of other citizens hope that it will be resolved as speedily and as amicably as possible.In the meantime, the members of our provincial trucking associations are taxing every resource at their command to supply our people with the necessities of life and to keep the wheels of agriculture and industry rolling.We would be remiss in our responsibility to the Canadian people if we did otherwise.If and when Canada\u2019s transportation problems come before the House of Commons we appeal to you to think back on this present emergency .With this crisis in mind and acquainted with all the facts we are confident that you will vigorously advocate the free, unhampered development of motor transportation in every part of this great nation.Respectfully yours, A.H.Muir, President.Louis 0.Dowd Buried Thursday Funeral services were held yesterday moming in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mont, for Louis O.Dowd, 640 Lansdowne Avenue, Westmount, who died on Monday in his 80th year.Mr.Dowd was a well known stockbroker.He was first associated with the firm of Porteous and Company and later with Robertson and Morgan.He was a life member of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, and took an active part in Victory Loan drives during both wars.Surviving besides his wife, the former Annette Beauchamp, are one daughter, Mrs.Patricia Mc- Laughlin, of Washington, D.C., and two grandchildren.Burial took place in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Even the best drivers have accidents, regardless of whether or not it's their fault.But don't forget: the occupants in a car going 35 miles an hour have a better chance for survival than those in a car travelling 50, 60 or this | By GEORGE COCHRANE SCHOOL DAYS The long summer vacation ig just about over and next week Westmount's young seekers after culture will trudge back to their educational havens with dragging steps.Yet those dragging steps will be more camouflage than anything else for most young guys and gals have a pretty good time in school \u2014 and they know it.For those whose school days are now: only memories, the annual trek back to the textbooks is a time for reminding and for yearning.For there are few who wouldn't like to project the years back and once again be sitting behind a classroom desk with little but the occasional examination and the all-important problem of whom to ask to the school dance to trouble their thoughts.There have been changes in the educational process over the years but they have been gradual and most schools lag well behind what is accepted as best modern practice by educational theorists.\u201cLearn by doing\u201d is one of the themes which educational pundits are fond of discussing.The principle is not new but in most schools you'll find it rarely acepted.It's still a sit-back-and-listen proposition and, so long as passing a final exam is the big educational cbjective, it probably will remain that way.World War II proved the efficacy of audio-visual methods in teaching, by which is meant the judicious use of motion pictures, film strips, slides, mock-ups, models, excursions, field trips, dramatic participation, and so on.Yet in schools most learning is mere verbalization \u2014 words, not things, not ideas.Oh, yes, the motion picture film is used, and used often in some schools.But is it used properly ?The film should be part of a unit of work, not shown merely because it happens to be in the school.It should be introduced thoroughly and the students given a what-to- look-for pattern.It should be followed up by a discussion, by activities, by a test.Is it?The educational values of field trips and excursions have long been recognized.Yet how often does the average class abandon their school building to visit the harbour, or the local bank, or the post office, cr a bakery?Oh, yes, in public educationists will give a pretty convincing spiel about how advanced their school is.But just manage to get inside the building for a day and you'll find a completely different picture.Changes take time.But school is still a pretty good place to be and there will be many who would like to join the trek next Wednesday morning.District.(Continued from Page 1) that they were selected to become an official member of the organization.He pointed out however, that many Rotarians do not know Rotary and said that it was a giving organization; not a getting one.Cecil Medler, a past district governor of Rotary International thanked the speaker for the club.The president, also announced that the regular luncheon meeting of September 13 will be held at the Unity Boys Club.He said that it was hoped that every member would make a special point of attending this meeting, which is being conducted to further add to the work and aims of the local club in building the project.: It was also announced that a special program may be arranged to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Westmount Club 75.on the meeting of October 20.va t wn mp += > REPAIRED - REFINISHED .SUPPLIED { ; Hardwood Floors > { eg .\"50 YEARS IN oy WESTMOUNT\" .LAID .FINISHED .CL tab CLEANED Reliabie Watch Repairs A.Ross Grafton Four Certified Watch Makers vo Ek COPA Ca OHMAN'S Free Estimates .2323 ® 4486 ST, CATHERINE st.x x JEWELLERS WESTMOUNT WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.| VOL.XXI, No.35 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, \u2019 R 1950 PAGE THREE his e : .Westmount l'een-Âgers Judge P C eck uage rerre CLasgrain < Sundae E Ch M C ng undae Eating Champs ourned by Colleagues èps ; -\u2014 ny- ; ays Two Westmount youngsters recently set up something of a record Justice Pierre Frangois Casgrain, of the Superior Court, who time in Nick\u2019s Restaurant, 1377 Greene avenue.resided at 246 Elm avenue, Westmount, died suddenly at hi Trevor Kool, 41 Holton avenue, and Audrey Wyatt, 3558 Atwater Saturday.y at his home on days avenue, dropped into the restaurant after playing tennis and were He had complained of feeling ill foll | challenged to an eating contest by a friend who has asked to remain The judge, during his fete one nr he ats rim nent.: e inister 3 anonymous.Trevor is 16, and Audrey is 15.; MacKenzie Kings\u2019 right-hand men, was born August 4, 1886, the or \u2018Fhe three ordered and consumed: three cantaloupe sundaes, six son of Dr.Pierre François Casgrain, of Montreal d the f , who banana splits, six caramel sundaes, three butterscotch sundaes, three Helene Adele Berthelot, herself the daughter of a judge, ® omer hy strawberry sundaes, three fresh fruit salad cups, three marshmallow Through his parents, Justice Casgrain repr fi two of th B De- : : ; , 0 e little sundaes, three American Beauty ee and.three Pineapple sundses.oldest and most prominent French Canadian families.and e was educated at St.\"rol hom R M b assortment was approximately one College, Montreal, and at Laval | e to i Uni i 3 .otary Members |\".surnour vas ses \u2019 ner som in ne ws Parent's Night h the .oo in by having six cokes, three milk Bi.ES the » in 1910.He was called pears V Î shakes, three tomato sandwiches, HON.PIERRE F.CASGRAIN ° \u201c°° a In July of the saine and WISY 1SI Ing three coffees\u2014in that order.> Date for pron 1911 started i estmount Y prc.° - The proprietress shook her head ° In May 1913, he entered di | rac- when they next asked for ham- ; id I Ne ° Distant Points 2225022 0e Public May Query cr, «Zoo, cesvr, «x Planned Tonight f the on top.By this time she was afraid Stairs, ome of the el , pos 4 ndits t that they would be taken ill.N T : B L known legal firms Later he was prin- tmount Rotarians 0 > .hools ro to wi dely an A points A stranger watching the con- ew axl y- aw made a King's Counsel, CAMP WESTMOUNT .y test from an adjoining booth rash- In 1917 : ; Lumberman-V It's during August.ly offered to pay for everything f n 1 » Justice Casgrain, was oyageur Week - i irst Fopo Aro hie Callard attended 81 after 12 sundaes had been par- The following public notice has st oected | PS ox rer took an early lead ne a meeting at St.Maryle one, Eng- taken, but when they got to the [been issued by the City of West- nay constituency marked hi g % umberman - Voyageur ona land on August 3rd.; Percy Jar-l90th, he peat a hasty retreat.[mount concerning the recent hike ency d his ad-) games being held at the West- main man was a visitor at the Glou- \u201cI guess he got cold feet\u201d Tre- |in taxi fares.vent to [public life, by giving hin mount YMCA.Led by Don Sellar a major ; an Coen, ass Club on August Th vor commented.Public notice is hereby given Sntlony of more than 5000 Ke and helped by a tears with plenty Is in and Ldn.Murray was welcomed The final bill totalled $11.22 and [that the City of Westmount has |1930, 1985 and 1040.= | Managed to CHAN bermen have t th p b ak M A \u2018August 2% the two had only $6.10 between |applied to the Transportation Du : th Le ; oy 1411 ain a total of 194% | e at Kennebunk, 2 ane, on ug : them, their tennis rackets were\u201d Board of the Province of Quebec |- 0 uring e critical days of poin S 0 1, for the Voyageurs.res 10th.Harry Griffi h was also in left as security.with Mrs.Nick.|for approval of an increase in the 1925, he was made Liberal whip, \u2018Points for the Lumbermen were.mod- Maine and paid Me respecte Trevor says he went home and |initial charge to be demanded by à post which involved unusual re- made by winning the floor hockey, Tot on es ee sith.Bin | ON his way to bed he peeked into drivers of taxicabs, from 25 cents (Continued on Page 7) (Continued on Page 4) mere Close stayed nearer home but [his mother\u2019s refrigerator where to 35 cents by virtue of By-Law ings visited Montreal Rotary on Aug- he Spied one of her delicious straw- 378 concerning faxicahs, automo- .id i , C » ° 1 plc- ust 8th, berry pies.Thevor sald the pie which by-laws have been submitt- You will be delighted with often Don Ross was at Verdun on Sure looked good but he didn't |, \"4, the said Board according \u2019 ased August 21st.Jim deLalanne went think he would have any.; to law.The said by-laws are open this fragrant tea further afield and visited Char-| Audrey went home and was sick.|for inspection by all persons in- à Unit lottetown, P.E.I, on August The anonymous friend went to \\terested at the office of the Sec- pe cause 21st.Fred Roast had the plea- se the next day.retary-Treasurer, City Hall, West- ol.It sure of listening to his father| \u2018Trevor says he would happily |mount.ughly who was speaker at Westward repeat the performance any time Any person having any objec- at-to- Rotary on.August 17th.\u2014as long as someone else paid |tion to the approval by the Board e fol- These visits by local Rotarians | for it.The sight of a canteloupe lof said by- vs must forward y ac- do much to spread the fame of and two scoops of ice cream how- |same in writing to the office of the city of Westmount.ever was enough to give Audrey |the Transportation Board, Court E PE | field On September 13th, Rotary will a funny feeling in her stomach.|House, Quebec, within ten days of YET \" r heen meet at Unity Boys\u2019 Club, 1090 Trevor admits to having a |the date of the publication of this es the Greene Avenue, Westmount.The healthy appetite.The evening of |notice.school speaker on this occasion will be |the feat he had eaten a generous Given at Westmount this 26thur, or Allenby Moss, an executive di-| portion of fillet of haddock with (day of August, 1950.office, rector of the Club.vegetables and admitted he had J.S.Cameron, Unity Boy's Club is sponsored refused a third serving of fruit Mayor.onists by Westmount Rotary.salad.A.W.D.Swan, - spiel \u201cThat order in the restaurant F.C.LS, school was nothing\u201d, he said, \u201cI could Assistant Secretary- inside .have gone on all night, but it was Treasurer.you'll 10% Discount the bill I was worrying about.- t pic- ?ail d ° We came in figuring on having R On all cus! om tailoring an .repairs a sundae and our pal suggested the es moun 0 e ; good Repairs of All Kinds contest.The one who stonned eat- many Best Work Guaranteed ing first would pay the bill.\u201d 125 Ti Li ° > trek Trevor admitted that he thought AVENUE TAILORS Audrey looked \u201cpretty grim\u201d at In IZZICS the end of the evening.He thought & VALET SERVICE she was going to pass out after One hundred and twenty five ROE W HIS KY 1166 GREENE AVENUE that ninth sundae.That was the tin lizzies will parade along L) (Just below St.Catherine) fresh strawberry session.Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, 0 be- We call for & deliver .She put a teaspoon of pepper on September 11.: of the WE.5908 into his coffee so he put some salt Members of the Veteran Motor out Open all day Wednesdays \u2014 into her sundae.» [Car Club of America are bring- ns a0 Closed all day Saturdays.That sure didn\u2019t help much\u201d, ing 125 ancient automobiles on a hat | he recalled.tour that begins at Lake Placid not a .Both Trevor and Audrey stated and winds through Montreal that their familes doubted they Westmount, Cornwall, Ganano- } istrict \u2018® UP-TO-THE-MINUTE had eaten so much.que, ending at Rochester, N.Y.ationa Audrey's family thought the Among the buggies will be > club.ISA ® Local News whole thing pretty silly, she said.many long-since pone models \u2014 punced y your Mrs.\u201cNick\u201d who owns the res- Rambler, Brush, Kissel Kar, meet taurant says that in all her years Courier, Knox, DiDeDion, Mare herd GC A (oh of experience she has never ex- mon, Franklin, Krit, Whiting, pre perienced or heard of such an Winton, Simplex, Daniels, Leland, event.Case and Stutz.DISTILLED IN CANADA special VA (ip [ We agree with Mrs.Nick that Described as \u201cvery valuable\u201d eeting, \" \u201cevent\u201d is probably an understate- | they will be all driven by their BLENDED IN CANADA 0 fur R P Oo R T E R ment.We will never get over won- owners, who come from cities BOTTLED IN CANADA | aim Fy dering at the doings of our teen throughout the United States.the NDAY t ATURDAY : ng 30 (3 45 agers.The tour here was arranged by for [Sa -_\u2014 the Montreal Tourist and Con- that à FE Sapphire balls up to à quarter-| vention Bureau.The cars will be CANADIANS WHO-APPRECIATE THE FINEST CANADIAN WHISKY Trang inch in diameter are being substi- met at Champlain on the Cana- FRANKFORT DISTILLERS (CANADA) LTD.th an i tuted for steel balls in bearings dian side of the border by Que- t Club e O CO ° gS : | subject to high temperatures or bec Provincial Police and escort- 20.chemical corrosion.ed to Montreal. - ROUE Ria ey Tr Tat rr Ae En Np ee | Ehèoldk [ur PAR FOUR IE EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 - \u2014 \u2014 Ps : Studio of Classical, Ballet and Modern Dance Daily classes for children and adults COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 11th 1610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Willbank 0778 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR NEW TERM .ee George's BRILLTIEE nursery, kindergarten, elementary & junior high schoel Fully qualified Teaching Staff practising Modern Educational Methods.Facilities _ for outdoor play, arts and crafts, dancing and music.Dinner served at School.Fall term opens September 13, 1950.Acnes MaTTsEws, M.A., Principal For Further Information, Apply To ; Mrs.H.Chauvin, WE.3204 @ non-secretarian non-residential co-educational school founded in 1930 à RUTH SOREL ANNOUNCES.THE RE-OPENING OF HER SCHOOL of the DANCE OPERA, FOLK AND MODERN DANCE FOR CHILDREN AND ADVANCED PUPILS WESTMOUNT STUDIO SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES Information: HA.5981 a after Sept.1st | THE WESTMOUNT PROTESTANT SCHOOLS will re-open on September 5th and 6th Sept.57.00 a.m.Supplemental Examinations in Room 1.30 p.m.New pupils who did not attend a Westmount School in 1949-50 will report to the Principal.Sept.6 \u2014 9.30 a.m.Grade 10\u2014Assemble in Gymnasium.\u2019 J 10.30 a.m.Grade |i\u2014Assemble in Gymnasium.11.30 a.m.Grade 12\u2014Assemble in Gymnasium.JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 7, 8, 9) Sept.5\u20149.30 a.m.and 2.00 p.m.Supplemental Exam-\u2019 inations.1.30 p.m.Pupils who were not in a Westmount School last year, and who have not yet registered, will repc:t to the Principal.Sept.6 \u2014 Crades will assemble as follows: Grade 8 \u2014 9.00 a.m.; Grade 7 \u2014 1.30 p.m.; Grade 9 \u2014 2.30 p.m.Girls go to Cymnasium; Boys go to Assembly Hall.ELEMENTARY GRADES (Crades 1 to 6) Sept.5\u2014 9.00 a.m.New pupils will report to the Principals of their district schools.Sept.6 \u2014 9.00 a.m.All pupils wili report to their district schools.The districts are as follows: ROSLYN SCHOOL: The north side of Sherbrooke St.and above from the eastern to the western limits of Westmount.South side of Sherbrooke St.and below from Metcalfe Ave.(west side} to Claremont Ave.QUEEN'S SCHOOL: South side of Sherbrooke St.and below, from Metcalfe Ave.{east KING'S SCHOOL: side) to eastern limits of Westmount.Red Feather Benefits To Westmounters Listed Montreal is a big city, and like all big cities it has its problems.These problems may be solved in many ways.Sometimes the individual is able to cope with his own problems, sometimes the municipality will deal with those of a large nature, and sometimes the problems are left without solution.This situation was foreseen more than 100 years ago, when the forerunner of the Red Feather Services came into being.Way back in 1815 the Ladies Benevolent Society was formed, and since then one social agency after another has been formed to take care of the many problems that neither the individual nor the municipality was able to handle adequately.Over the years, social welfare agencies have been developed and refined, until at the present day, 30 Red Feather Services are united in the one campaign of Welfare Federation of Montreal.With the growth of the city and the Metropolitan area, welfare services have expanded.It became necessary to move into suburban areas to follow shifting populations, and now there is scarcely an area in greater Montreal that is not served in some way by the Red Feather Services.The City of Westmount benefits by the Red Feather Services, for boys and girls from this district attend Red Feather summer camps.Old folks find help at the \u2018Red Feather family and health agencies, young married couples with marital problems seek help at the family agencies, and children who are left to their own resources find refuge at the Red Feather child care agencies.A number of the major Red Feather Services have their headquarters within the City of West- mount.The Children\u2019s Aid Society is located on Claremont Avenue, while the Unity Boys\u2019 Club recently began operations in its new building on Greene Avenue.Welfare Federation also has its headquarters in Westmount, occupying a building at 1040 .Atwater Avenue with six of the Red Feather Services, not far from Weredale Parents Night.(Continued from Page 3) volleyball, tug-o-war, and soccer baseball games.The Lumbermen earned these points and the Voyageurs worked hard to win the swimming meet and running races.There are still several days left of Lumberman-Voyageur Week and either of the two teams may still win.The trophy for the winners and awards won by the members of Camp Westmount during the sum- mer-are to be given out at Parent's Night being held the West- mount YMCA this evening beginning 7:30.ROWLAND'S TUTORIAL © Classes and private tuition SCHOOL © Matriculation in one year ® McGill 69 Bruce Ave, SUPPlementals Phone FI.1339 © High School ESTABLISHED 1922 ARLINGTON SCHOOL 4585 SHERBROOKE ST.W.Boys and Girls 3-8 Years Miss A.Buttanshaw Froebel Certificate, England Good Grounding In Grade Subjects Dramatics - French - Handiwork - Music Interviews 10-12 A.M.from Sept.6, at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Or Write 1668 St.Luke St.Re-opening Sept.13 wo a represented in the one campaigg of Welfare Fegeration, these 30 agencies operate more than 7 services for the benefit of resfe dents of greater Montreal.Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years.RE-OPENING MONDAY, .SEPT.11th RESTRICTED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch 220 Prince Albert Avenue EL.4310 - House, another Red Feather agency.Westmount also benefits from the Red Feather Services which operate beyond the borders of the city.For instance, more than 300 girls and young women participate in the program of the Montreal Young Women\u2019s Christian Association.The Victorian Order ot Nurses make more than 3,000 visits to Westmount homes each year, while other agencies also are at the service of Westmount residents.The story of the Red Feather Services is told tersely in numbers, for while only 30 agencies are ~ Miss HAGEY'S SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN AND HIGH SCHOOL Miss Hagey, Principal (formerly of Miss L.Palmer's School) BOY SCOUTS WESTERN DIVISIONAL HEADQUARTERS 5867 COTE ST.ANTOINE ROAD @ McGILL GRADUATE IN ATTENDANCE eo TERM OPENS SEPT.7th - For Information Please Telephone DE.5954 From 9 to 11 a.m.And From 6 to 8 p.m.WESTON SCHOOL 18 Severn Avenue, Westmount Fi.9856 Boys and girls to age of six in pre-school groups with experienced teachers.Large rooms, outside play area.Taxi service available.Girls through elementary and high school classes for university entrance and McGill School Leaving Certificate.SMALL CLASSES Individual attention FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF Principal: MISS MARY WINSPEAR, M.A., Ph.D.Nursery School opens Sept.11 Other classes Sept.12 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.(Parent end Teacher Group) 498 Argyle Avenue, Westmount Boarding and Day School for Boys.Limited vacancies for September terms in all grades.Graduation is McGill School Certificate with University entrance.Small classes, individual! instruction.For information, Call Registrar Fl.8185 Catholic High School 3465 DUROCHER STREET Conducted by the PRESENTATION BROTHERS Experienced staff: character building; organized athletics; gymnasium: central locatios.Accredited high school and college preparatory.Junior and Senior Matriculation.Separate Junior and Commercial Departments, The Principal may be seen daily from 2 to 4 p.m.and at other times by appointment.Registration Commences August 21st School Reopens September 5th \u2018Telephones: MArquette 2713-1879 LA COMMISSION SCOLAIRE DE SAINT-LEON-DE-WESTMOUNT Academie Saint-Léon - 360, avenue Clarke Par permission spéciale du Conseil de l'Instruction Publique, la seule.école de la province ayant un cours de Lettres-Sciences, similaire au High School anglais et conduisant à l'Immatrieulation.Il y a place encore pour quelques élèves dans les classes du cours élémentaire (lère à 7e année) et dans la classe de Se année (lire du cours Lettres-Sciences) pour les élèves ayant terminé la septième année et obtenu leur certificat d'études primaires-élémentaires.Information et inscription: Dernière semaine du mois d\u2019eoût Monsieur le principal, FI.2643 en Fi.1642 OUVERTURE DES CLASSES, 6 SEPTEMBRE Older Children Coached After ra ' ae .E re AY nm bed bh bet 1 +n 09 ~3Sd Hi or I |] Ii 56 ed I ber with arke ; seule.ire au place entaire | cours née et ar NAMED CHAIRMAN John W.Long, K.C., who is chairman of the men's special names division of the \u201cCalling All Hearts\u201d appeal of the Federation of Catholic Charities which will take place between Oct.22 and Nov.4.John H Lane is general campaign chairman.Even Sill-line for Curtains Every good housewife likes to have a nice even sill-line on her freshly laundered glass curtains.It's easily achieved this way: after a lit ironing, hang the curtain and slip a narrow brass curtain rod through the hem.Leave rod in overnight.If you find a ring in the tub after the children take their baths, don't blame them, blame hard water.: y CLASSICAL INSTITUTE OF DRESS DESIGNING School of Designing amd Sewing BBP 1531 Bt.Catherine St.W.® SKETCHING e DRAPING © DESIGNING © SEWING Fall Opening Sept.18th REGISTER NOW \u2014_\u2014 FI.2908 MARGUERITE FORTIER | director .LETTERS ro The EDITOR It is time that a complaint was made to health authorities about the condition of the sand play box for children in Queen Elizabeth Gardens.This box is used by a number of dogs for unsanitary purposes when the children have gone home in the evening and the following morning, small infants, whose mothers evidently do not know the condition of the sand, are placed in it.Some of these small children even put sand in\u2019 their mouths after playing with the sand.It would be no wonder if there was an outbreak of disease under these conditions.A cover should be placed on the box about 5:30 and taken off at 10 a.m., or at least the sand should be changed frequently.A Westmounter.TRIBUTE TO THE LATE JUSTICE CASGRAIN The Editor, Sir: The news of the sudden and unexpected passing of Mr.Justice Pierre F.Casgrain came as a great shock to his many friends, not only within the city and province, but those from other provinces who had occasion to meet and admire him during the many years he sat in Parliament and occupied the important offices of Chief Whip, Speaker, and Secretary of State.To each of these several important positions he gave all that he had.His manner was not only charming and cordial, but he had a fine sense of humor.He was ever ready to lend his co-operation where he could be of service to a parliamentary colleague or friend.My friendship with him dates fram the time we entered the Law Faculty of the then Laval University in 1907.We graduated together and.were admitted to the Bar the same year.Pierre was very popular with his fellow students.What appealed to them were his qualities of loyalty, frankness, and kindness of heart.He was a serious student and graduated with honors.The members of the Faculty, the Dean of which was the late Mr, Justice Michel Mathieu, were very fond of Pierre.They predicted a splendid professional and political future for him, which was assured, when : he married the brilliant, gracious, and talented daughter of the late All commercial sub Robichaud Commercial Academy 393 Prince Albert, corner Sherbrooke \u2014 Westmount STENOGRAPHIC: PITMAN, GREGG, BILINCUAL Two of our students were chosen, among many others, as bilingual stenographers at United Nations, Lake Success.The standing of our students\u2019 graduation is high and graduation exercises are held privately.jects are under the direction of Miss P.Robichaud, former High School Teacher.NEW TERM COMMENCES SEPT.5th NO ENTRY FEE TELEPHONE DEXTER 2663 Remunerative Future Assured graduates of the Felt and Tarrant, Ltd.COMPTOMETER SCHOOL In 10 to 12 weeks you can become a skilled - Comptometer operator FREE lifetime placement service to graduates of our school.DAY OR EVENING COURSES ENROLL NOW Phone or come in for full information COMPTOMETER SCHOOL ROOM 1008 \u2014 637 CRAIG STREET WEST UN.4831 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY Sir Rodolphe Forget, whom he succeeded as the member for Charlevoix-Saguenay.He enjoyed the distinction of having been reelected either by acclamation or contest at successive elections until he resigned to accept a Judicial appointment.He made an excellent judge because of his patience and sound knowledge of law.The \u2018members of the Bar appreciated his courtesy.His death is a loss to the Bench since he looked forward to many years of usefulness.He was a parent, and a very loyal friend.Coming as he did on both the maternal and paternal side from distinguished families, he exhibited the many qualities that we look for in those who possess the chivalry, courage, and fine character that are the hallmarks of French Culture.Canada has lost in him one who was an ornament to the Bench, who took pride in his profession, and served his country unselfishly and devotedly during the many years that he sat in Parliament.Pierre F.Casgrain was a great Canadian in the fullest and highest sense of that distinction.His memory will be cherished and his many kindnesses long remembered by those who enjoyed his friendship and confidence.Bernard M.Rose, devoted husband, an affectionate | CTJWESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE [JJ MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Creene Ave ENROLL NOW FOR DAY OR EVENING COURSES, PRIVATE LESSONS ALSO AVAILABLE.GRADUATES WITH LEADING MONTREAL FIRMS.WEllington 1885 \"The School of Successful Students\u2019 - PAGE FIVE e ELECTRICITY « RADIO ~~ « TELEVISION RECISTER NOW for Courses Starting in September\u2014Day or Evening Classes Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY | 282 Ontario Street West, Montreal, P.Q.| Telephone HA.4745 | | NAME .2020000s vecsrsesesese seau vues seen | STREET covevvrerernnnnes peraeceeurs STURT I ary oven, AGE .rr omm | em LI 1 1441 DRUMMOND STREET Sir George Williams College ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE Collage Rourses for High School graduates (men and women) leading in two years to diploma of Associate in Arts, Science, or Commerce, in four years to degree of B.A, B.Sc, or B.Com, DAY AND EVENING Equivalent courses day and evening divisions, SPECIAL PROGRAMS Preparatipn for admission to post-graduate or professional faculties including Engineering, Law, Den- fistry, Education, etc., training for the various certificates in Accountancy.\u2014 PARTIAL STUDIES Mature students with sitable backgrounds may be admitted to individual courses in the Evening Division, COURSES OFFERED and many others.Sir.George.Williams.(College and Schools.of, the Montreal.Y, MC A INFORMATION FROM THE REGISTRAR MONTRÉAL 25 -\u2014 Sir George Williams Evening High School Complete evening high school leading to high school graduation, Preparation for High School Leaving it desired.General, Mathematics-Science, Commercial Courses.EVENING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Evening classes in grades V, VI and VII for young people, and a special class for adults leading to high school entrance.Sir George Williams Business School DAY EVENING Open to both men and women, Secretarial, Steno graphic, and Bookkeeping courses, ten months in length in day division, similar courses in evening division plus French Conversation, and various tech nical courses such as Estimating, etc.Astronomy Latin Commercial Law Geology Philosophy Transportation Sir George Williams Chemistry Fine Arts Business Management Biology Economics Marketing Physics Education Secretarial Practice School of Art Mathematics Geography Credits Draughting History Collections Textiles Political Science Corp.Finance DAY and EVENING English Psychology Insurance French Sociology Purchasing\u2019 Professional and leisure-time training in all branches German Accountancy Taxation of Fine and Commercial Art, including drawing and Spanish Advertising Int'l.Trade painting, modelling and sculpture, portraiture, poster Greek Public Speaking design, fashion drawing illustration, cartooning, tex: tile design, advertising art.Re.tere a Laine cme ea re ti sig il EF Ï A. FRE PTE a NEC RS > FT SE VW rue E a 3 Le PSS Lai ped A dn ram rang SA CS Et ë Sona cr Re AGE SIX EE \u2014 THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d alms to be an independent, clean Bewspaper for the home, devoted to public service Mail subscriptions: $2.00.per year; $1.00 half-year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Nept\u2026 Ottawa FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 Marguerite and Margaret * # 4 An Experiment in Inter-Provincial Relations In recent years, the custom of exchanging students between different countries has increased considerably.The aim of these exchanges is to promote good relationship between the different countries.Several countries go furthér, so important do they consider these exchanges.They distribute bursaries each year to students of other countries, inviting them to come and complete their studies in their universities.In this way one of my friends was twice chosen as winner of a Brazilian government bursary.There is no doubt that he will always be one of the best ambassadors of Brazil in our country.In Canada, too, during the last few years proponents of Canadian unity have favoured the exchange of students between the different provinces.These exchanges give woung Canadians the chance to become acquainted with other parts of their country with the result that they appreciate it ail the more while acquiring a better opinion of their fellow-citizens in neighboring provinces.A short while ago, I met a young French- speaking Canadian whose sister, Marguerite, | Margaret arrived with her baggage at the had been a partner in an exchange of this kind.A young girl from Ontario spent two weeks with his family while his sister was spending two weeks with the parents of their guest.A few weeks previous to the exchange, the young man had visited Ontario and had on this occasion met the young Ontario girl whom we will call Margaret.Roland \u2014 let us say this is the voung man\u2019s name \u2014 was not particularly enthused at this first meeting.\u201cI wonder how we will be able to entertain this young girl at our home?It is not the difference of language which presents the ereatest difficulty.It is the mode of living.Everything at her home is different!\u201d He had very little confidence in the success of this enterprise.Finally Marguerite left for Ontario and home of Roland's parents.Margaret could not speak French at all and her hosts had great difficulty in understanding English.The only one of the family who had some grasp of the English language was Roland.needless to say he became the interpreter and Margaret\u2019s companion during the two.weeks she spent at his home.I met Roland a few days after Margaret had returned home.His attitude had completely changed in regard to these exchanges.\u201cBasically the people of Ontario are much the same as those of Quebec,\u201d he said.\u201cThere are a few slight differences on the outside, but after the first meeting and after vou have been together a few days, one discovers that they are nice people.Frankly I now have a better idea of what it is to be Canadian since she visited our home.\u201d \u201cAnd Marguerite ?\u201d \u201cYou should see her.She spends her time, dictionary in hand, writing to girl friends she has made there.They answer her in French.Better yet, she has asked father if she may visit another province next year.At fifteen, you understand, one gets enthused over such an idea.\u201d \u2014 Le Progress, Coaticook, Que.with REG.GROOME | EEE EE E\u2014\u2014\u2014 This week is probably one of the hardest weeks of the year to Wide Game\" ranging over an area .every phase of Scouting activities is at a which includes Ostend, Ypres, .all camps are closed, with the exception Brussels and Ghent.The game is a write a Scout column .comparative standstill .of the Sea Scout base, S.S.S.Venture, no units are holding meetings until after labour Day is over and school starts .they are, we don\u2019t know about them .from other centres .Ce.rr A .individual unit camping expeditions are few and far between, and all this combines to make it £ace of a coal mine, a specimen of \u2018à problem to provide a column, with little if any news to draw froni.raw flax at Ypres, postal impres- Wita.this in mind, we decided to devote this week's column to news sions from each major town en any little items which have come to -our route and sketches of the battle- Walesby last week, Robin Hood, accompanied by his Merry Men, appeared from among the trees and read a scroll presenting the \u2018Freedom of Sherwood Forest\u2019 to the assembled Scouts.This \u201cWide Garue\u201d is 160 Miles Wide! S More than a hundred Senior Scouts from all parts of Essex J (England) are now cycling in Belgium engaged in a \u201cEuropean test of initiative and is being carried out in Patrols.They have certain objects to achieve, such as obtaining a piece of coal from the .or, at least, if field at Waterloo.attention from across Canada and* special items which have been sent Committee at Lisbon, Portugal, These instructions were received by the Scouts some weeks THE EXAMINER WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.1050 ].the scornful.But his delight is iti lof defence shall be the munitions to us from England.Before turning to these notes, however, we would like to extend our annual invitation to all units and their Scouters to avail themselves of this column to carry news of their unit's past, present or forthcoming activities or events.These should be sent in, typewritten if at all possible, to the writer at the head office of this paper, 2185 Hampton avenue, Montreal 28.To make sure that no disappointments are encountered, please try to send in items over the weekend, or by Tuesday noon at the latest.And now, on with the news from other centres .World Church Meet During the World Conference of Churches in Toronto this month, Boy Scouts from Toronto Troops ar: on duty as messengers and ushers.Some 5,000 people are attending the sessions.Rags to Riches By collecting rags, Fort William, Ontario, Boy Scouts raised four hundred do''ars for the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund.They washed the r-s and soid them to garages anc¢ various industrial plants.General Spry on Trip Major-G:neral D.C.Spry, Chief E::cetitive Commissioner of Canada\u2019's Boy Scouts will attend a meet n7 of the International Training Tcam at Gilwell Park, Eng- la::d froin Septernber 5 to 7.General Spry will also attend a meeting of the Intrrnat'onal Scout September 17 and 18.Paper Builds Scout Hall At Medicine Hat, Alberta, a $15,000 Boy Scout hall, built from the proceeds of Scout waste paper collections and untiring Jabor by some 70 boys of the Riverside Boy Scouts Association, has been of- fically opened by the Hon.N.E.Tanner, Alberta\u2019s Provincial Scout Commissioner and Resources Minister.Japan, Uruguay Accepted The applications of the Boy Scouts of Japan and the Boy Scouts Del Uruguay have been approved by the International Com- ittee Both these Associations are now members of the Boy Scouts International Bureau, governing body of Scouting throughout the world.Moose Head for Scouts A 30-point Canadian moose head, once exhibited at the Wembley Exhibition in England, has been presented to the 2nd Bestun Troop, Oslo, Norway, by Shirley G.Mac- Donald, Commercial Secretary ot the Canadian Legation in Oslo.The moose head was accepted for the Bestun Scouts by their Scoutmaster, Captain Olav Reed- Olsen, who organized and directed a Scout Troop on Toronto's waterfront during World War II.ROBIN HOOD PRESENTS FREEDOM OF SHERWOOD FOREST TO BRITISH SCOUTS To the surprise of the 1,500 Scouts gathered for the open- before the game began but on the boat to Ostend last Saturday sealed instructions containing four more objects were issued.During the whole time in Belgium they (Continued on Page 7) MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.\u20ac.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, September 3rd {0.00 a.m.Public Worship.The Minister will Preach MORNING SERVICE ONLY LESTER A.WOODIN Orgañist and Choirmaster VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME \u2018Stanley Presbyterian and Dominion-Douglas Joint Services in STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmount Ave, and Victoria Ave.Sunday, September 3rd 11.00 a.m, Labor Day Topic: \u201cEvery Man On His Job\u201d.Rev.A.L.Smith, M.A, D.D.EVERYONE WELCOME Miss Doris Killam, A.T.C.M.L.Mus,, ing ceremony of the Notting- hamshire County Jamboree at (McG) ome to Church Yow Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.* | Christian Science 1 * * Lesson- Sermon to be read in Lessen-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, wm Sunday.The Golden Text is from Psalms 1:1 and 2.Lo \u201cBlessed is the man that walk~ eth not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the law of the Lord; and in his law doth he meditate day and night.\u201d Among the citations which comprise \u2018the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible :\u2014 \u201cHe that walketh righteously and speaketh uprightly; he that despiseth the gain of oppressions that shaketh his hands from holding of bribes, that stoppeth his ears from hearing of blood, and shutteth his eyes from seeing evil; He shall dwell on high: his place of rocks: bread shall be given him; his waters shall be pure.For the Lord is our judge, the Lord is our law giver, the Lord is our king: he will save us.And the inhabitant shall not say, I am sick: the people that dwell therein shall be forgiven their iniquity.\u201d (Isaiah 33: 15, 16, 22, and 24).The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook *\u201cScience & Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cIn Science man is governed by Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenham B.Lindsoy Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.10.15 aan.Mattins, 11.00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist.7.00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.IV eek-day Services Holy Communion: 7.00 a.m.Tues.Thurs.and Sat, 8.00 a.m.Mon.and Friday.9.30 a.m.Wednesday.Matins: 7.30 a.m.daily except on Wednesday at 9.09 a.m, Evensong: 5.30 p.m.daily, except on Saturday at 8.00 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS' CHURCH Westmount Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev.Canon Gilben Oliver, L.Th.M.C.Organist, Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.- Sunday, September 3rd 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, U.00 a.m.Morning Service.7.30 p.m.Evensong (said).Trinity Memorial Church Sherbrooke St.at Marlewe Ave.Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Recter Rev, Howard KR.Funkle.Assistant Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion.11.00 a.m.Choral Communion Preacher: Rev.Howard R.Kunkle, 7.30 p.m.Evensong \u2014 Preacher: Rev, Howard R.Kunkle.Wednesday, 7.00 a.m., Holy Communion.God, divine Principle, as numbers are controlled and proved by His laws.The great fact that God lovingly governs.all, never punishing aught but sin, is your standpoint, from which to advance and destroy the human fear of sickness.Mentally and silently plead the case scientifieally for Truth, Rise in the strength of Spirit to resist all that is unlike good.God has made man capable of this, and nothing can vitiate the ability and \u2018power divinely bestowed on man.\u201d (Pages 318, 412, 393).WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenue John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister William J.Neale Organist and Choirmaster Sunday, September 3rd LABOR DAY SERVICES 11.00 am \u201cTake ,It! Keep It! Share 7.30 p.m.\u201cGuardian of the Gate\u201d.D.Johnston resumes his ministry, VISITORS ARE VERY CORDIALLY INVITED TO PARTICIPATE .First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, P.Q.{West Side Entrance) Sunday, September 3rd 11.00 a.m.Morning Service.11.00 a.m.Sunday School.- W ednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Reading.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rd.1.00 p.m.to 4.00 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.: Subject: \u201cMan.\u201d Golden .Text: Psalms 1:1,2.Blessed 1s the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor stand- elh in the way of sinners, nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful, But his delight is in the law of * the Lord: and in His law doth he meditate day and night.CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A., D.D.Giffurd Mitchell, B.A, Mus.Bac.Organist and Cholr Director Sunday, September 3rd Union Services with First Baptist Church and Congregation, 11.00 a.m.Preaching Service, 12.00 a.m.Communion of The Lord\u2019s Supper.7.30 p.m.Preaching Service, All are invited to share in these Services.Preacher: Very Rev.T.W.Jones, M.A.D.D.Calvary Church School Picnic to Calumet Beach will be held on Saturday.\u2019 September 9th.Buses will leave the Church at 9.00 a.m.The Sunday School will reopen on Sunday.September 10th, \u2018at 10.00 a.m., with preaching services at 11.00 am, and 7.30 p.m.|St.James United Church 463 St Catherine Street West Rev.Thomas E.McLennan, D.D.Minister: Rev.B.B.Brown, Visiting Minister Sunday, September 3rd 11,00 a.m.Morning Service.7.30 p.m.Evening Service.Rev.T.McLennan wlll preach at both services.Thursday, 10.00 a.m., Holy Communion.(Cor.Western Organist and Choir Director Minister-in-charge \u2014 REV.Mr.Warner Norman, Organist WESTMOUNT PARK EMMANUEL and ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT (The United Church of Canada) United Service for September 3rd MORNING WORSHIP at 11.00 a.min WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL CHURCH, WESTMOUNT and Lansdowne) HARVEY CAMPBELL, D.D. Ve ys is the 1d- or oth IT BUY YOUR HOUSE .PAINTS \u2018 mem mr PAINT STORE 4469 St.Catherine West (Near Metcalfe Ave.) @ Glidden Paints © Artists Materials © Picture Framing We Deliver WE.6989 13 APARTMENTS WANTED WANTED \u2014 4-5 room unfurnished apartment or flat, Westmount or Eastern N.D.G., by young.busin.es couple.Reasonable rent.FI.3844 after 6 p.m.1 20 ROOMS TO LET SINGLE room to rent, Kitchen privileges.WE.5274, G-23 24 AUTOS FOR SALE MERCURY 1949, 4 door sedan, radio, heater, undercoating, must sell, sacrifice.Apply Mr.Maekasy, days FR.5940, night VO.1730.G-20 26 GARAGES TO LET HEATED garage, corner Metca:te and Western.WE.51750.G-19 27 GARAGES WANTED WANTED \u2014 Heated garage if pos- THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 The Westmount E xaminer Classified Advertising \u2014 \u2014 î \u2014\u2014 en \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAInut 2773+ 10 WORDS 35+ PLEASE PHONE YOUR ADS EARLY IN THE WEEK.NO ADS ACCEPTED 3c-for each additional word | AFTER 10.30 A.M.THURSDAY FOR CURRENT ISSUE | \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014= \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 FOR SALE 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE 41 DOMESTIC PETS UNUSUAL BARGAINS \u2018Bedroom suite, absolutely pew, 1 pieces, walnut finish, modern Water- G-18 fall, square mirrors, rich appearance.including: double bed, beautiful mattress and spring, vanity and bench.dresser and bureau.Bacrifice $35.00.Chesterfield, 3 pieces, absolutely new.two tone, spring (filled, modern.Sa- zrifice $75.00.Electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu.ft., demonstrator, guaranteed lke new for 5 years by manufacturers | Regular, $372.00, sacrifice $260.80.New rugs, 6x9, $25.00; 9x12, $35.00; Wilk ton, 27\" wid $3.25 yard.Electric washing machine, Inglis deluxe, demonstrator, automatic water pump.[ \u201cit's a beauty\u201d, regular $209.60, guar- anteeù Itke new, sacrifice $155.00.These articles could be bought separately.Easy terms if desired.5820 Sherbrooke Street West EL nd G- OLD SILVER, CHINA WTD.MA 1530.H.Pearce, Jewellers, Lau- rentien Hotel G-5 SEWING MACHINES WANTED Ra-ben.HA 4963.EX 4183, VI 4213.G-14 PIANO or player piano wanted.\u2018Lele- phone FR 4945.G-24 39 LOST BLACK cat-female, medium size, large ears, answers to name Tinker, vicinity Lansdowne.DE, 1462.Be- ward.41 DOMESTIC PETS VEVA ROBSON offers the only Dog\u2019s Beauty Shop in Montreal, 342-A Vie- toria, WA.6687.\u2014 Also an exclusive Boarding Kennel catering to a limit- BOARDING kennels for degs and cats, spacious accommodation, direct access to runs.Convenient to Montreal Reg\u2019d.Cocker Spaniels for sale.Phone Mrs.Pamela Mack, Lachine 980J13.G-11 WIRE haired Fox Terriers, registered, beautiful dogs.1492 Lepailleur, Longue Pointe.CL 4569.G-15 42 PERSONALS SKINNY MEN, WOMEN! Gain 5 to 15 lbs.New pep, too.Try famous Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double results; new healthy flesh; new vigor.New size ONLY get acquainted\u201d 60c All druggists.G-21 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars P.O.Box 213, Station L, Westmount Wednesday Westmount sible, vicinity Lansdowne and West- BED \u2014 mahogany, double, 4 pos\u2019er.ed number only.Phone Ste.Anne de Thursday West End .mount Avenues.CH.3121 8.30 a.n.| Excellent condition.EL 075%.G-29' Bellevue 2134.G-10 Sunday afternoon 5 p.m.or EL.9600.G-26 29-a FOR SALE (GENERAL) UNUSUAL BARGAINS Bedroom suite, absolutely new, 7 pieces, walnut finish, modern water- fal, square mirrors, rich mirrors, rich appearance, including deuble bed, beautiful mattress and spring, vanity, bench, dresser and bureau.Sacrifice $92.00: chesterfield, 3 pieces, absolute- Iy new, two tone, spring filled, modern, sacrifice, $79.00; electric refrigerator, 7.9 cu.ft.from $279.00 ap, Demonstrator guaranteed, like new; new rugs, 6x9, $25.00; \"9x12, $35.00; electric washing machine Inglis Ne- luxe automatic water pump, \u201cIt\u2019s a Beauty\u201d, worth seeing, worth having.These articles could be bought separately.llasy terms if desired.{320 Sherbrooke Street West.EL.7325.G-28 PIANO \u2014 Partor grand, black, 5\u201d, wonderful tone, private.WA.a TRAILERS TO RENT Boat, horse, luggage and cabin trafl- ers for renL Reasonable rates AT.9871; EL.6023.u-3 GIBBARD solid walnut double bed, low poster, box spring and mattress, $75.00.No fair offer refused.EL.rss, SOIL Special treated black earth for lawns and gardens, $3.00 single load; 35.00 double, Wholesale and retail.EL.1197.G-13 AXMINSTER rug, 9 x 12\u2019, with ozite mat, practically new, phone during days.HA 2973.G-22 BARGAIN \u2014 bhie Sarakhan rug, 1% x 21, yards.EL 3332, G-27 Eee\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 C M.A Gollins FUNCRAL HOM?5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExver 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel vee TT EAE Judge Pierre .(Continued from Page 3) sponsibilities.He was extremely popular with members, and his devotion to duty was of tremendous importance to the Liberal party.He was also speaker of tire House of Commons for a few years.In May 1940 he was sworn in as a member of the Canadian Privy Council and was named secretary of state to succeed the late Hon.Fernand Rinfret.He was appointed to the Superior Court Bench in Montreal in 1941.On January 19, 1916, he married late Sir Rodolphe Forget and of Lady Forget of Montreal.His wife is a prominent public fig\"tre in her own right, as one of the ablest champions of womens rights.Justice Casgrain was president of the Reform Club in 1934 and was also a member of the Chambre de Commerce de Montreal, the Liberal Speakers\u2019 Ass'n, and the Canadian Bar Ass'n.He was a life governor of Notre Dame Hospital.\u2019 He is survived by his wife and four children: Rodolphe, president of Casgrain & Co., invest- lawyer; Mrs.Bernard Panet- Raymond, of Baie Comeau; and Mrs.Jacques Nadeau, of Montreal.Two grandchildren, Robert and Louise Nadeau, also survive.Members of the family attending the funeral which was held on Tuesday from St.Leo\u2019s Chureh, Westmount, included, J.V.Cas- grain of Westmount, a cousin representing the executors of the estate of the late J.P.B.Cas- grain, Vivian Casgrain, and Mrs.Perrault Casgrain and son Raymond of Rimouski, Que.also cousins.The Governor General of Canada was represented by his hon- = = J0S.C{ARrRAY & BRO FuneraL DIRECTORS Gstablished 1840 ~ A Chapel of Cathedral Beauty At your disposal without charge 1251 Doäntain S@ Phone: DA 4321 Therese Forget, daughter of the ment bankers; Paul, a Montreal Temple Emanu-El Regular Temple Sabbath Services to be resumed in the Temple Auditorium \u2018on Friday evening, September 8th, at 8.15 o'clock, the regular Sabbath Eve Services for the \u201cseason will be resumed.On Saturday morning, September 8th, the first Junior Congregation Service will take place at 11.30.The service on Friday evening, September 1st, will be continued to be held in the Temple Community House, as have all services during the summer weeks.DR.STERN RETURNS FROM ISRAEL After spending the summer visiting Europe and Israel, Rabbi Stern has now returned to the city and may be reached through the Temple office for appointments.The Rabbi will conduct the High Holy Day Services and with him will be associated Dr.Samuel S.Cohon, head of the department of Theology of the Hebrew Union College.High Holy Day Services will be held both in the Temple and the Temple Community House, with Dr.Stern and Dr.Cohon alternating.Cantor Otto Staeren and Bernard Figler will chant the musical ritual and will be assisted by two Temple choirs under the direction of Phillips Motley, Temple organist and choir master.Cards of admission to the High Holy Day Services will be mailed to members in good standing.Those wishing to affiliate and worship at Temple Emanu-El will please meet with the Pew Committee, to complete arrangements for seating accommodations.PEW COMMITTEE SESSIONS Under the chairmanship of orary Aide-de-Camp Brig.J.Guy Gauvreau, while Hon.Brooke Claxton, represented Prime Minister Louis St.Laurent.The funeral was one of Lhe largest ever held in St.Leo's Church.Burial took place in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.David G.Jassby, the Pew Committee will hold sessions to help members and others complete arrangements for seating accommodations as follows: Tuesday, September 5th, 8.00 p.m.te 10.30 p.m.; Wednesday, September 6th, 8.00 p.m.to 10.30 p.m.; Thursday, September 7th, 8.00 p.m.to 10.30 p.m.; Sunday morning, September 10th, 10.00 a.m.to 12.30 p.m.PEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS David G.Jassby, Arthur Pascal, Garner Bornstein, Jack Carrick, Edward\u2018T.Garfinkle, Bert Joseph, Eugene Stearns, Dr.Lyon Berco- vitch, Nathan Bing, Max Herman, H.Tower, George Hollinger, Samuel Paperman, Hershell H.Lewis, Harry Horn.Scuting Around.(Continued from Page 6) must live on their own resources, and cook for themselves.To solve the problem of accommodating the large number of British, Dominion and foreign Scouts who pass through London during the summer months on their way to and from Scout camps abroad or in this country, a Scout Transit Camp has been set up at Scout Park, Wood Green, England.This has been made possible by the generous co-operation of the Wood Green Boy Scouts Association.It is not meant for Scouts who wish to camp in or near London but only for those passing through who require one or two nights\u2019 accommodation.There will be room at the camp for more than a hundred Scouts each night.It will be open during the months of July and August and will be staffed by volunteer camp wardens, most of whom are members of University -Rover Scout Crews.Tents will be provided.Scout Park is about half an hour's journey by Underground from the centre of London.Benjamin Thos.Campbell Buried from Trinity Church Benjamin Thomas Campbell, 73 Chesterfield avenue, Westmount, died at his residence on Tuesday at the age of 82.His wife the late Helen Rankin predeceased him.The funeral will be held to-day from Trinity Memorial Church with burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.Canada has the largest freshwater area of any country, is second in development of water power although only one-fifth of our potential water power has been harnessed.PAGE SEVEN Authorized Dealer for © General Electric © Connor Washers © Moffat Ranges © Beach Stoves GAS AND ELECTRIC Easy Terms Available WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES 4209 Sr.Catherine West {Near Greene Avenue) Expert Radio and Electrical Repairs WE.2226 - Fl.3006 TRADES AN PROFESSIONAL CARDS 20 WORDS 65c ADDITIONAL WORDS 3c EACH BUILDENG REPAIRS S.STANDRING \u2014 General carpentry and repairs.Built-in and small furnie ture.Estimates free.Satisfaction CARTAGE, MOVING GENERAL TRANSPORT \u2014 Local and long distance.Specialty, furni- lure.pianos, refrigerators.Cal FL G-9 DECORATING MASTER plasterer; 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Keep It! Share It!\u201d, and \u201cGuardian of the Gate\u201d, morning and evening respectively.The monthly observance of The Lord\u2019s Supper, usually held on the first Sunday of the month, is being deferred until the Sunday following, Sept.10th, and that day will also be signalized by the resumption of its ministry by the choir, under the leadership of William J.Neale, who assumed the position of Organist and Choirmaster on August 6th.Services have been well maintained throughout the summer, including the mid-week fellowship service.The first vehicle to attain a speed of more than 100 miles an hour was No.999, a New York Central locomotive, on May 10, 1893.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lorenzo Gaulin Ltd.Plumbing 8 Heating Contractor and Repairs 4424 ST.JAMES ST.WEST Fl.1844 NIGHT CALLS - DU.2610 guaranteed, EL.T7453.(Gi A me Sa _otmaneny Ig : a ye rp - I & tee 7 Lo mg, TET LE Tam SAGE EIGHT Social + + + Person HOURLY G METER {£1 OUT OF TOWN TRIPS + er Dr.and Mrs.D.W.MacKenzie have returned from Chester, N.S., where they spent a month at the Hackmatack Inn.Miss Mary Beetles and Miss Jeanne Rodier have returned from a tour of Cape Cod, Boston and New York.Social entertainments in honour of Miss Rita Thompson, whose marriage to Mr.Charles Lovett will take place Saturday, include NESTERNE TAXI ¢ STANDS IN WESTMOUNT, N.D.G.& SNOWDON Im - TT ATES WEDDINGS FUNERALS SERVICE DAY & NIGHT Audrey Pennycook, 4408 Mayfair Awenue; a pantry shower given by Mrs.Martin Whitaker, 5727 Notre Dame de Grace Avenue; a bathroom shower given jointly by Mrs.E.Larose and Mrs.Eric Fowler at the home of the former, 4685 Grand Boulevard; and a cocktail party at the home of Mrs.S.Steele in Pointe Claire.A personal shower was held in merly of Ville LaSalle, at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.Albert Dawes, Claremont avenue, West- mount, on Friday evening, August 25.Thirty-six friends surprised DRESSES FORMALS COATS MILLINERY Beautifully tailored \u2014 in *TWEEDS Tailored or fussy, Ch Priced from .A rived\u201d The latest Fall Suit News! i *WORSTEDS st styles in U2\" FUR COATS AND JACKETS | at Special Introductory Prices all the new Fall shades.*GABARDINES arlotte has them all.49.50 to 75.00 Juniors Misses Women 1353 GREENE AVENUE NEAR SHERBROOKE OPEN Personal, Individual Attention \u2014 Away from the Hustle and Bustle of Downtown.Charlotte com WESTMOUNT 9 TO 6 DAILY Fl.7773 SPECIALIST IN: AND GIRDLES MATERNITY and SURGICAL SUPPORTS - ELASTIC STOCKINGS 4 STORES AT YOUR SERVICE 4861 SHERBROOKE WEST Westmount 4235 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.4491 ST.LAWRENCE BLVD.6550 ST.HUBERT MME À.CourvAL \u2014 CORSETIERE \u2014 Nu-Back \u2014 Lelong \u2014 PRACTICAL FRONT CORSETS GOTHIC BRASSIERES + a kicthen shower given by Miss honor of Miss Betty Dawes, for- |, THE EXAMINER.WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 al + + + Engagements + + + Weddings Westmount Couple Will Wed in Church of Ascension Westmount.Miss Elizabeth Marian Inwood, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Denis L.Inwood, and Mr.Lawrence Russcll Reusing, son of Helena Reusing, all of Westmount, whose engagement is announced.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Friday, September 15, in the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, the bride-to-be on ner arrival, and presented her with many gifts.The home was tastefully decorated in pink and white, and Miss Dawes six-year-old niece, Donna Dawes, sang for the guests.Out-of-town guests who will attend the wedding on Saturday of Miss Barbara June Hildred to Mr.Arthur Clifford Davison include the groom's uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Goulding, of Rock- cliffe Park, Ottawa, and Mr.and Mrs.Irwin Haskett, also of Ottawa.Mrs, Keith Hutchison, O.B.E,, and her son, Mr.Alex Hutchison, returned by plane from a month's stay in England and Scotland While in Engiand they were the guests of the Lady Burghley, at Kingsmoor, Sunningdale, Berks.Mrs.J.T.Armstrong, West- mount Park Apartments, has returned after several weeks in Hollywood and Balboa Island, California, where she was visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.James Graham.Out-of-town guests who will attend the Lovett-Thompson wedding here on Saturday include Mr.and Mrs.S.Steele of Pointe Claire; Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Haire of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Lovett, and Captain and Mrs.Donald Marvin of Quebec City; Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Donahue of Valois; and Mr.and Mrs.W.T.MacDowell and Mr.and Mrs.Norman Lovett, St.Sauveur des Monts.ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Miss Eleanor Trenholme, elder daughter of the late William K.Trenholme and of Mrs.Trenholme of Westmount, and Mr.Lloyd George, son of Mr.C, H.George of Lennoxville, Que.and of the late Mrs.George.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon, September 16, at St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Westmount.The engagement has been announced of Mrs.Ruth Thompson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.R.Vallance, of Westmount, to Mr.Morris McKenna Perrault, son of the late Edward Perrault and of Mrs.Perault, of.Montreal.The wedding has been arranged to take place in September.WEDDING SCOTT - HOUGH - In the sacristy of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, Saturday afternoon at half-past twelve o'clock, the marriage took place of Miss Dorothy Kathleen Hough, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Hough, to Mr.James Munro Scott, son of Mr.and Mrs.D.S, Scott of Quebec City.Mrs.Rollande Brunet was the bride's only attendant.Mr.Lloyd Evans was the best man, and ushers were: Mr.Herbert Frederick Hough, brother of the bride, and Mr.Kevin Corbett Lyons, cousin of the bride.The bride wore a model gown of forget-me-not blue lace over taffeta, made with long fitted sleeves, a contour neckline and veil to match, She carried a nosegay of Sweetheart roses.The matron of honor wore an ashes of roses gown with ostrich.feather headdress and a corsage of pink carnations.Mrs.Hough, the bride's mother, wore a navy dress with lace inserts, navy accessories and corsage of pink carnations.Mrs.Scott, mother of the bridegroom, wore grey crepe dress with black accessories and corsage of deep pink roses.The reception was held in the Prince of Wales Salon of the Windsor Hotel, where pink and white gladioli decorated the rooms.The couple left for the Gaspe and Maine coasts.For travelling the bride wore a navy blue skirt with cherry red jacket and navy accessories and a corsage of gardenias.Upon their return they will reside in the Town of Mount Royal.Out-of-town guests included Mr.and Mrs.D.S.Scott, of Quebec City; Miss eJan Scott, sister of the bridegroom; Mr.and Mrs.Foster Fulton and their children, of Shawinigan Falls.Mr.and Mrs.C.Clyde Drew and Miss Diana Drew have returned, by plane, from Bermuda where they spent a month.The Hon.Chief Justice and Mrs, O.8S.Tyndale, returning from a trip abroad, arrived in Quebec Monday afternoon by the Empress of Scotland.Mrs.Alice G.Fox and Mr.and Mrs.Thomas J.J.Fox, of Albany, N.Y., will be among those attending the wedding on Saturday, September 9, of Miss Suzanne Moisan and Dr.Jean Panet Fauteux.APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Vivien Jocelyn, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Orr, of Beaconsfield, Que., formerly of Westmount, Que., and Mr, Jan Murer, son of Mr.and Mrs, Johan Murer of Oslo, Norway, has been arranged to take place on Saturday, September 16, at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Friday afternoon, September 8, at four o'clock, at the Church of St.James the Apostle, of Hazel Diana, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.Gordon Stuart Harrower, to Mr.Gordon Thomas Donald, son of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Donald, of Westmount.A reception will follow the ceremony at the residence of the bride\u2019s parents.At the marriage of Miss Barbara June Hlidred, daughter of Sir William Hildred, C.B.,, O.B.E, M.A, and Lady Hildred, M.B., Ch.B,, of London, England, and Montreal, to Mr.Arthur Clifford Davison, L.R.S.M., A R,C.M,, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur MacKay Davison, of Westmount, Que., which will take place at half-past twelve o'clock on Saturday, September 2, at St.George's Church, Dominion Square, the bride will be attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs.Michael Hildred, as matron of honor, with Miss Marian Fox and Miss Audrey Drysdale, as bridesmaids.The best man will be Mr.Grant Townsend, the ushers being Mr.Michael Hildred, brother of the bride, and Mr.Michel Perrault.Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the Prince Sherbrooke Mountain Sts LADIES .WITH THIS ENDORSEMENT \u2014 5.IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF THOROUGH CLEANING\u2014FINE FINISHING! Bldney A.Cloutier, President ENDORSED CLEANING \u201cThe nearest thing lo New\u201d (Formerly Manager Dechaux Freres Lies) CO.LTD.Plant: 920 McEachran Ave.Outremont AAR J A | | A ee 73 and rned, here \u2014_ Mrs, pm à ehec press .and bany, tend- Sep- oisan GES elyn, John fora Mr, Mrs, , has e on t the r Our nged oon, at the postle, f Mr.ower, onald, onald, cere- f the bara r Wil.M.A.B., of ntreal, vison, r.and on, of 11 take o'clock at St.square, by her [ildred, 1 Miss Audrey Grant 1g Mr.of the ult.a re- Prince -v NDG Couple To Be Wed At Ascension Miss Marie Evelyn Dice, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Dice, Notre Dame de Grace, and F/O Wilbur (Bill) Thomas Dice, D.F.C., of 101 (F) Squadron R.C.A.F.Reserve, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Gee, of Notre Dame de Grace, whose marriage will take place on Saturday afternoon, September 16, at two o\u2019clock, at the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.F/ Gee completed two tours of operations with the R.A.F.Pathfinder Force during the last war.He is also the immediate past president of the Montreal Branch of the Canadian Pathfinder Club.of Wales Salon of the Windsor Hotel.} At the marriage of Miss Rita Cecilia Thompson, twin niece of M:.and Mrs.H.John Thompson of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.Charles Joseph Lovett, Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles J.Lovett of Westmount, Father Lionel Stanford will officiate.The ceremony will take place, Saturday ight! IT Dry, / ITS FRONTENAC BIUE LABEL LAGER rg.ITS ! EREDAR ILE HER EER \u201c iti Et ms THE em HE | li iy @ aiso AVAILABLE IN @ | \u201cONE-WAY\" BOTTLES & CANS morning, September 2, at ten o'clock, in St.Ignatius of Loyola Church.The bride will be given away by her uncle, Mr.H.John Lovett ana will be attended by her twin sister, Miss Teresa Thompson.Mr.Norman Lovett will act as best \u2018man for his brother, and Messrs, Robert Boyle and Ronald Sutherland will usher.Following the ceremony, a reception will be held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.John Thomp- sen, Draper Avenue.At the marriage of Miss Suzanne Moisan, daughter of Mr.C.N.Moisan, M.B.E., and Mrs.Moi- san, of Westmount and Laval-sur- le-Lac, to Dr.Jean Panet Fauteux, son of Mr.and Mrs.Edouard A.Fauteux, of Outremont, which will take place at half-past ten o'clock on Saturday morning, September 9, in the Roman Catholic chapel at Laval-sur-le-Lac, Rev, Father Henri Gaboury, of Montreal, will officiate.The bride will be attended by her sister, Mrs.J.C.Whitelaw, as matron of honor, and by Miss Jacqueline Moisan, another sister; Miss Lyse Boulard, Miss Monique Gagnon and Miss Michelle Beauregard, as bridesmaids.The best man will be Mr.Alfred Duranceau, the ushers being Messers Peter and Carl Moisan, brothers of the bride, and Claude and Andre Fauteux.The reception will be held at the summer home of the bride's parents at Laval-sur-le-Lac.Silver Wedding Couple Feted by Relatives Mr.and Mrs.Hector McDonald of Cote des Neiges were feted Saturday on the occasion of their sitver wedding anniversary, at the hcme of Mrs.McDonald's brother- in-law and oldest sister, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Baxter, in Cartier- ville.Gladioli were used to decorate, and the table was centred by a three-tiered cake baked by Mis.L.E.Ennis, West Hill Avenue, also à sister of Mrs.McDonald, who came into Montreal for-the occasion from Lake Manitou Lodge.The couple was presented with several pieces of silver, a nest of mahogany tables, and other gifts.' Among the thirty guests present were Mrs.J.Ellis and Mr.Andrew Young, sister and brother of the feted couple.Two drinks can put a driver slightly off focus, although he might claim, in all honesty, that he feels \u201cperfectly fine.\u201d Alcohol slows the reactions.The time it would take him to think of.applying the brakes of his car would be longer than if he were absolutely sober, ' THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 NDG, Westm\u2019t avenue, Westmount.Rules Given Rules of the contest arc that the picture of the child must measure not less than 4\u201d by 6\", with n: frame.One dollar must accompany the photograph to cover ax penses, and a self-addressed stamped envelope must be enclosed to return the photo.I£ the latter regulation is not observed th photo will become the proper: of the Optimist Club.A letter accompanying the pic- formation: child\u2019s full name, age, date of birth, weight, height, co:or où eyes, color of hair, parents\u2019 name, address and if possible the telephone number.A winner is chosen weekly, and the grand finals will be staged with only the weekly winners qualified for this event.All prizes have not been \u2018announced to date, but it has been decided that the grand prize winner will receive a $100 Dominion of Canada Victory Bond; the sac- ond prize will be half this amount in a bond; the third winner will have a bank account opened in his or her name for $25, and fcurth prize will be a bank account opened in the winners name for half that amount.There are four groups.A \u2014 from six months to 18 months; B \u2014 from 18 months to three years; C \u2014 from three years to six years; and, D \u2014 from six years to nine years.Mr.Halpin pointed\u2019 out that many parents were sending in photos of their children which had been taken serveral years ago.He said this was not fair to other contestants or to the children themselves, and asked that this practice be stopped.Two winners of the weekly contest are Danielle Galipeau and J.G.Bradley.Miss Kelley Leaving For Work in Nigeria Miss Lolita Kelley, graduate of West Hill High School and the Toronto Bible College, will leave in the middle of October for four years\u2019 missionary work in Nigeria, British West Africa.Miss Kelley took part in services at Knox Crescent and Ken- sington Presbyterian Church on Sunday, conducted by Rev.R.A.Speirs.At the conclusion of the ceremony Mr.T.H.Stirling, Session Clerk, made a presentation to Miss Kelley on behalf of the congregation, and Mrs.H.W.Clark made a presentation on behalf of the Sunday School.\"After graduation from the Bible College, Miss Kelley spent a year as a deaconess in Sarnia, Ontario.\u201cCOLD-SHOULEDR\u201d LINE For formal occasions not requiring full evening dress, the \u2018\u2019cold-shoulder\u201d line is London\u2019s choice.top which is swathed across to show one bare shoulder only, the other having a cap sleeve trimmed with.elaborate embroidery to stress the fact; another model may be given a complete strapless effect, with a heavily embroidered cuff at the line of the decolletage., Jet is returning to fashion for trimming of this kind and looks very well, either on black or brown or any of the rich deep jewel colours; on smoky-grey, mother-of-pearl embroidery is extraordinarily effective.In fact, there are signs that iridescent sequins and beads may be used to a greater degree to achieve such effects on this type of garment, Seychelles nuts require five vears to mature, ture should carry the following in- * One dress may have a|.Entries Wanted For Beautiful Child Contest A spokesman for the \u201cBeautiful Child Contest\u201d, currently sponsored by the Verdun Optimist Club, | entries from NDG and Westmount.\u201d The contest closes Nov.9.today said he \u201choped to see more Charles Halpin, Past Lieut.-Governor of the Verdun service club, said that entries were flooding the club's headquarters at 15 Sixth Verdun, but that few had been received from NDG or J.G.Bradley Danielle {alipean Miss Silver Wins Engineering Award Miss Marilyn Edith Silver of Ottawa has been awarded a 3500 Mercy Neal Southam Scholarship to be used for first year engineering at Lisgar Collegiate Institute PAGE NINB in Ottawa, in preparation for later studies in architecture.The 18-year-old winner is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Ralph C.Silver, Mrs, Silver being the former Edith Moore of Westmount.The girl's grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Moore are at present residing at 390 Prince Albert.7 of $ 1D: j RB ¢ 2% ® Wedding Gowns ® Bridesmaids\u2019 Dresses ® Afternoon Dresses ® Suits ® Coats ® Millinery © Furs Charlotte Gowns 1353 Greene Ave.Fl.7773 Near Sherbrooke LOW PRICES (near Fert) Wilbank 2443 Invisible 2055 St.Catherine St.W.Expert At Weaving ell [= itih Moy Ir % s the Ex = a Nylon Tricot Matched Sets Briefs Lastex Girdles .Nylon Pantie Girdles, Nylon Carter Belts - blue, white and black .Gothic Cotton Bandeaux - junior and medium .Tooke Shirts and Pyjamas .3.50 smart gal who chooses a smart wardrobe Fe.« dard (oz Here's everything you need in gay color underthings at the right price.Wispy wonders that dry fast.Gowns .9.00 to 14.00 Slips .- ° + e * .8.00 fo 9.95 Half Slips .« « « .5.00 to 5.95 3 Rayon and Cotton Briefs 89¢ to 1.25 detachable crotch .in flattering, lingerie colors.and Panties .1.75 to 3.50 2.00 up .3.50 1.00 up 1.25 up to 9.00 Gym.Hose, black 1.00 Wool and Cotton Socks .89¢c to 1.25 THESE ARE ONLY A FEW ITEMS MENTIONED.COME IN AND SEE OUR LOVELY SELECTION OF GARMENTS.{WE SPECIALIZE IN INDIVIDUAL FITTINGS | Shop at your leisure \u2014 away LINGERIE HOSIERY 4888 SHERBROOKE from the busy downtown stores Mde Joel ESTABLISHED 1921 CORSET SHOP BLOUSES DE, 1850 RRR GLOVES a i t al 4 es To or - Se Sc I = a T7 paiva] ERE teaspoon cinnamon, 2 present machine Only | 45.00 4 e Budget terms available e Liberal trade-in allowance on your Machine.Clothes for yourself, house- furnishings, outfits for the children, you can make them all for much less than retail! SA Trade Mark of THE SINGER MANUPACTURING COMPANY THE WORLDS MOST POPULAR PORTABLE! SINGER FEATHERWEIGHT PORTABLE! 1H fection! PRICE INCLUDES.sewing needs.© SINGER Warranty of manufacturing per- © Basic set of attachments.\u2019 lasses, 1% cups quick rolled oats, uncooked.Sift .together flour, soda, sait and spices into a bowl.Add shortening, sugar, egg and molasses.Beat until smooth, about two minutes.Blend in rolled oats.Roll out on lightly floured board ty 14-inch thickness; cut into two- inch rounds with floured cookie cutter.Place on greased baking sheet, leaving two inches between cookies.(They spread out as they bake.) Bake in moderate oven (30 degrees F.) 12 to 15 minutes.Here's another favorite for cookie lovers.Rich and éruncty, it calls for chocolate chips and nuts as well as protein-rich rolled osts and egg.Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies One cup sifted enriched flour, 14 teaspoon soda, % teaspoon salt, Ya cup shortening, soft, Ja cup brown sugar, 14 cup granulated sugar, 1 7g, 2 tablespoons water, 14 teaspoon vanilla, 1% cups rolled oats (quick or old-fashioaed, uncooked), 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips or pieces, 3% cup chopped nutmeats.Sift together flour, soda and salt into bowl.Add shortening, @ Complete 8-lesson course in home sew- sugars, egg, water and Vania.qike e Tonic-Sun Lamps - Massage , .ing at your SINGER SEWING CENTER.Peat until smooth, about two mia- Ladies only \u2014 Very private You'll save dollars with this wonderful, ® Smart led .fashi d wtes.Fold in rolled oats, choco- Reasonable smooth-stitching SINGER* Sewing from Es hy our late chips and nutmeats.Drop SAUNA STEAM BATH ys lor y from a teaspoon onto greased 1458 MacKay St.wi.8729 baking sheet and bake in a moderate oven (375 degrees F.) 12 te 15 minutes.MAKE IT SIMPLE! To make picnicking more fun tack the equipment list right inside the top of the picnic hamper - then there\u2019s no danger of for- 113 tablespoons minced parsley, 2 teaspoons Worcesterhire sauce, 13 cup mayonnaise.Combine all ingredients and spread on sliced soft buns, PICTURE IN MIRROR You can make a very attractive picture frame out of a dime store mirror.Get one that will allow a satisfactory border around your picture.Then on the back of the mirror find the exact centre.From there, centre your picture and mark off its size.A quarter of an inch inside this, mark off another square or rectangle as the case may be.Scrape off the silver from the back of the mirror in this smaller square.When you have a completely clear opening, attach the picture to the back of the mirror with Scotch tape.The health-giving way with famous Finnish Stone Steam Baths (Above St.Catherine) IRR LL TSR OY RAE 0 ./ planning.dot down \u20ac advance are Ait ON Vader HOUR SINGER Keatherweñght Portable Today: equipment you wil Seed Tor h ARLING = | a] À Mari PAGE TEN THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 -\u2014 \u2014 i a roe or momar Holiday Fruils Bowls, ola Mavonais e ih : re Yoo Entertalning?S h \u2019 e fri ould Contain Plums \\ Ag | WE RENT ( m : ri sde Chairs, Tables, Dishes, 4| Everyone lixes to eat plums.When planning your Labor Day Re id i Glassware.Punch Dowts.4| For the Labor Day holidays fruit picnic basket this year, how about CR oat Racks and Lineh.¢| bowl or for picnics, they are ideal.trying a few new ideas?In the Bl tr For All Occasions Right now they are abundant, too.first place, take along several fi New Bridge Sets fur Sale Let's brush up a little on our .chilled bottles or carbonated hev- PE , 1 knowledge of plums.arry i y Bene & Table Service The Dante Tie is commonly erages.C them in one of those jui AT.4755.6.7 Reg'd.@| known as the Sugar Plum and is patented insulated canvas bags or 1° Estd 1819 §220 Decare Hiva A especially juicy, is larger than the picnic ice chests.In the chest, you make rasnsasassaaasd ov ang is of a dull, red can bury the bottles in the i.e are = tone, thickly covered with white and keep salads and other foods fhe be \\ spots.It is a clingstone plum and fresh in containers in the separate world! N has a sharp-pointed pit.tra N The Tragedy is the first of the y , - one \\ prune plums to appear on the Here's a surprise mayonnaise \u201cBlue \\ dealers\u2019 stands.The Tragedy is of for your picnic salad.Coddet N a deep purple color, almost black.Surprise Mayonnaise pa \\ It may be easily recognized by its Six tablespoons bottled .cola perries N shape which tapers toward each beverage, % teaspoon unflave.ed cup of \\ end.oy is delicious.either raw or gelatin, % cup grapefruit juice, Mix a N 3 coo : an Le a favorite for mak- 1Y, teaspoons lemon juice, .%4 1ea- teaspo N large assortment N ng plum cakes.spoon salt, 4 teaspoon paprika tea N A N .pap , % N Al yerendbags and an N| With plums offered in such a 2/3 cup mayonnaise, °° milk \\ exclusive Parisian models, N wide range in color, the hue itself | Chill bottled carbonated bev:r- dough, N Also Handbags Made to Order N cannot be relied upon as a guide age in refrigerator before .uncap- from N , N to ripeness.A softening of the tip | ping.Place gelatin in saucepan; sauce.N Handbags Repaired \\ is generally a good indication that \u2018 slowly stir in grapefruit juice, minute \\ au hd Farision pers a N| maturity has been reached.Top Cook over medium heat, stirring 10 mi N bugs repaired and remodelled N quality plums are plump, clean, constantly until gelatin has dis- cream.N\u2019 by Craftsmen, Very, best N full-colored for the variety with - solved (do not boil).Add lenwn A b N ne quality materials, N a gkin that is neither wrinkled juice.Cool, but do net allow io js son N complete satisfaction assured.N nor broken.set.Add salt and paprika to the Cook N NIAARSNAAARAAAA SL mans N \u2014_ mayonnaise; blend in e coo'ed putter, N TIBR A H ANDBAGS Inc.\\ An average family of four per- mixture, a little at a time ta pre- 4 cu] \\ M 1 Union Avenue \u2014 MA.310 \\ sons will save approximately vent separation.Slowly stir tle cups « N Oppazile Morgan's CY N $120.00 each year by using soft BE chilled cola beverage into mayo the 8 7 Treen | Water.Picnic Pop \u2014 The modern Labor Day picnic includes iced soda pop, 13S\u20ac mixture; place in refrigara- the Db ; .: A tor.While cooling, stir several pan W salads in containers and a variety of interesting sandwiches.; A 2 ns \u201c times to make dressing creamy- pour t .} smooth, Serve with crisp shreddad Make ry R h ( h ( k M d cabbage, sliced cucumber and | yolks, T 5 1C 9 ewy 00 1\u20acS 0.\u20ac green pepper strips tossed to- spoons ; .gether, Pack in plastic container.of flo WE GUARANTEE YOUR SATISFACTION [0 Delight Dough Dunkers Notes is dressing may ve Jue 2 5 yr ) O C 19 t oug nut an CIS stored in refrigerator; but stir salt.LE -_ before.serving.and b ; f Now, how's this for a new picnic idea \u2014 a recipe for rich and| Labor Day Sandwich Spreads 45 mi ji.; chewy cookies to be dunked in hot coffee, tea or milk?Yes, really| One and one-half cups ground .dunked! Add them to your Labor Day picnic ment and enjoy the fun.cooked ham, 3% cup mayonnaise YO These, special cookies have food value, too.They are made with °F salad dressing, °'% cup pickle : ¥ ae : ; relish, 1, teaspoon horseradish.i PY 0 rolled oats, an excellent source of low-cost protein, especially when Combine all ingredients aad 08 La : .7 +R DRY CLEANERS D) ERS 0 LTD.+ milk is added.| spread on your favorite type\u2018 bread Cy 0 Lg x Dunker\u2019s delight or buns.on 0 il 1205 Church Ave.TRenmore 6679 I ; ; girger, 44 teapsoon cloves, % cup Bologna and Olive Spread ; À One cup sifted enriched flour, 1 shortening, soft, 1 cup brown| Two cups ground bclogna, % teaspoon soda, % teaspoon sat, 1} sugar, 1 egg, % cup light mo-|cup stuffed olives, chopped fine, easpoon getting salt or matches! There's \u2018no need for fancy dishes and complicated menus.SINGER SEWING CENTER 1394 St.Catherine St.W.LA.9871 5169 Decarie Blvd.WA.1191 5714 Sherbrooke St.W.EL.0344 REPORTER NDAY 1qiBATURDAY Since Confederation the Conservative party has won eight national elections, the Liberal party has won twelve.639\" 645 \u20ac: CF C.F.Er a nnaise cola avo.ed juice, la \\ea- Aprika, bever- uncap- cepan; juice, tirring RS dis- lerion low io to the cooled to pre- ir the ayo.1- rigara- several reamy- predd:d r and ed to- tainer.ay be t stir preads ground ve ractive e store allow a d your of the .From re and rter of off an- as the e silver in this have a attach 1e mir- ¥ A a