The Westmount examiner, 29 août 1952, vendredi 29 août 1952

[" J een eb tT Framers os ee Xaniner Serving the City of Westmount, Garden Suburb of Canada\u2019 s Metropolis \u201cThree Promotions \u2018Announced By Police Dept.Here Three.promotions | have been announced for the Westmount Polide Department, The Examiner learned this week.The promotions are - effective September i.Constable A.IZ.Jones has been promoted to detective.He lives at 148 Cote St.Antoine Rd., West- mount and has been a member of the force since 1939 having recently been appointed to motorcycle duly.Constable A.E.Jameson, has been appointed to Sgt.of police after 13 vears of service with the force.Residing in St.Laurent Jumeson was on regular patrol duty in Westmount.\u2018 Constable, L.Lauzon who has been promoted to Sgt.of Police after 20 vears of service with the force.Constable Lauzon resides in N.D.G.All three Constabler were form- ar members of the R.C.A.F.in World War II.Lumbermen And Voyageurs Battle The Westmount Y.M.C.As an- ; nual Lumberman-Voyageur games started this week: competitions and games with the mighty Luem- bermen battling for supremacy against the powerful Voyageurs.On Monday morning last, boys were chosen for the teams, and from that moment the feud began.In the afternoon the two! teams gathered in the swim ponl for à meet.After a bitter sirug- gle the Lumbermen caine out on top with a score of 89 points | while the Voyageurs trailed with a score of 81.Tuesday morning the teams met on the Volleyball court.The Lumbermen, led by Chief Donnie Seller had his boys in tip-top shape Voy- as they took Chief Aricks\u2019 ageurs into camp in two straigut games by the scores of 15-0 and 13-7.In the afternoon lhe competitors met for and once again the mighty Lum- hermen came through scoring 179 points to the Voyageurs 142.Wednesday morning Lhe boys exchenged brawn for brains in Chess Competition.At the time of writing the Voyageurs were making a great come back.The rest of the week will glude a game of Capture the Flag on Wednesday afternoon atop Mount Royal, Softball and a Commando Run on Thursday, Floor Hockey and a one act play on Friday.On Friday evening the boys will play hosts to their fathers at 8 Father and Son Swim which precedes the giving out of awards, | Lou Waller Finds Hunting For Apartment Tough Lew Waller, the new physical director at the \u201cY\u201d, now knows: how to get about Montreal.Lew has been house and apartment hunting.Any help will hs appreciated, the \u2018 the track meet, , in- | WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1952 With 50 years of service behind him, Frank Fox.Superintendent of the Metropolitan Lion Commission was feted by as- sociales and friends last week at | Cafe Martin, Mr.Fox who lives at 221 Clarke avenue was presented with lug- ! gage from fellow superintendents and a watch from the office staff.Mr, Fox noted the changes that | have taken place through the | vears, as Montreal's main trans- | portation medium has had to sac- | rifive * \u2018the human touch\u201d in favor | greater efficiency.A conductor at 15, Fox has outlasted the Montreal Street Rail- wavs Co.and the Montreal Tram- | ways Co.and plans to stick with Transporta- Westmount\u2019s Frank Fox Recalls \u201cGood Old Days\u201d the the transportation Commission as long as he can \u201chop a streetcar.The ex-conductor.who manages to stave off ulcers and keep cheerful in his, often nerve-wracking job, speaks nostalgically of the \u201cgood old days\u201d was king in his noisy.lumbering \u201crattler\u201d, and could be a little more human with his passengers.when a conductor\u2019 Fox was friendly with many ! popular hockey players of his day and many's the time he curted them home in his street car after they had been out \u201cdoing the town.\u201d Fox is hale and hearty and to prove il two weeks ago took 14 bovs who were holidaying at the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association Camp Lewis, on a six mile hike.By JOHN Dr.W.D.Lighthall, former | locality in America.other lagang who occupied the Island from about the year 1400.| When the burial ground was ; discovered it was noted that each | body was covered in its grave by | I a jarge flat stone placed in the shape of an A.Historic evidence traced this type of burial to the Mississippi tribes.| The Westmount Indian graves | also did not contain any poltery j or other objects used by the Hochelagans.| Such evidence indicates that the An ancient Indian burial ground adjacent to the St.Curling Club, near Aberdeen avenue and the Boulevard is apparently rich in historic evidence of aboriginal tribes which roamed the Island of Montreal long before the discovery of America.Mayor 1902 reported years ago that Westmount has the oldest history of any St.George's Club Was Once Site Of Ancient Indian Burial Ground O'MEARA George's of Westmount from 1900 to The Westmount Indian graves had the distinctive markings of burial grounds related to the stone-lined graves of the Illinois and ancient Algonquin tribes of the Mississippi Valley and was different from that of the Hoche-% peaple of the stone-lined graves were the second known possessors of the site of Westmount.The graves were not discovered until 1898 and it was Dr.Light.hall who revealed these startling facts concerning the burial ground here, Although Lhis discovery in one respect - proves that Westmount has the longest history in the United States and Canada it is generally conceded that South American tribes are best known for their early background.ibook on Thursday as a reward for guessing | PRICE FIVE CENTS ENROLLMENT HEAVY Westmount Sr.and Jr.High Plan Some Staff Changes By ALLAN M.With an estimated 1,200 youngsters returning to Junior SANDZELIUS and Senior High School classes in Westmount in five days, there will be a few new faces in evidence this year among the ever changing staff scene, With the predominance of replacements slated for Wesimount Junior, we hereby give a summary as released lLhis week hy West- mount School Board Chairman, C.H: Savage: In the arts courses Miss Davis succeeds to the post held by Misg Edgerton in both the Junior and tirement last spring.In the Junior ¥ Douglas-Murray takes the place of Westmount Boy In First Television Appearance Here When the giant lens of a television camera focused on 10-vear- old Freddy Kloos, of 433 Mount Pleasant avenue, he took it all with the cahn determination of a vel- eran actor.Freddy was guest on Sam Far- ber's \u201cMagic\u201d program and the FREDDY KLOOS first Westmount boy ever to pear on video._ Freddy was presented with a magie by Farber last the number of pages contained in a hook which was displayed on the program the previous week.The colrect answer was 192 pages and Freddy's guess of 198 was the closest to the correct number.Freddy is entering sixth grade at St.Leo's Academy and is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Raymond Kloos.ap- | Senior High, upon the latter's re- School arts department, Miss Mrs.Beraha while Miss Matthews | joins the Misses Cochrane and Dryden on the same school's physical education staff, Miss Eaton replaces Miss Wil son in the post of French instiue- tress also at the Junior High, while mathematics teacher Miss Helen: Wright retires giving the position to Miss McKay.The combined WHS /WJHS domestic science course instructress, Miss T'urnau is also on this sea- on\u2019's retirement list and will be replaced by Mrs.Stuart, \u2018fhe only male staff shift this term will see Mr, Johansson take over as manual training instructor, the position being vacated by Mr, \u2018raser.In addition Lo these aforementioned changes are the yearly \u2018wzen or so replacements on the reaching staffs of the Westmount élemeniary schools -\u2014 Roslyn, King's and Queen's.Atiendance figures of all schools combined last term showed, according to Mr.Savage, a record total of 2,578 pupilsy under the attrisdiction - of the Westmount Boara.Of this total, approximately 700 attended Westmount Jr.High with ahout 400 at the Senior School.Mr, Savage also\u201d pointed out that, \"Depending on the number of students outside the cilv of West- mount who plan to cone to our schools, there is an indication that these figures could increase.\u201d The only policy change (if it an thus be called) would be the merger of Westmount Junior and Senior High Schools\u2019 athletics to ihe extent thal boys from WJHS ne eligible to join their Senior \"counterparts in forming a Junior Football and possibly a Hockey Ledn.Readers are invited to watch these pages for a regular \u2018school column\u2019 which will contain ai! news, social and educational startling in a few weeks, of the doings of students at WHS, This will ba in addition to the regular weekly hgh school sports review by your school correspondent, For further information, I Fdueational Page.Chess Popular Pastime With Boys at Y.M.C.A.The age old game of Chess has really come into its own at West- mount Y.M.C.A.The youngest to tne eldest in the Y Summer Far Ciuh are Chess enthusiasts.The Checkers remain un-used and dusty, but the Chess men are getting that well-worn look, Not any set of chess men will suit these \u201cY\u2019\u201d piavers \u2014- no sir they have their favourite set, favourite color, favourite table and even the preferred side of a table, Here is real enthuasism, At this moment, in the Boy's Games Room.40 boys are playing in a Chess tournament, a tournament which is part of the Lumber- men-Voyageur Lee OEM it takes a cal interestVto get hova to play Chess, inside the building ont à hot summer day, and these boys are playing Chess and enjoying it.> see : 4% PAGE TWO R.GERARD SAMPSON Advocate and Barrister Department for the closing of Estates of Deceased Persons OFFICE : RESIDENCE : 57 St.James Street W.628 Davaar Tel.BE.4439 Tel.CA.3856 PLUMBING \u2014 HEATING \u2014 ROOFING VENTILATION LEO FALARDEAU 3955 St.James Street West Montreai 30 Telephones \u2014 WE.2432 - FI.2595 Evenings \u2014 VI.4127 - FI.4458 \u20140C>0\u2014 0 DOC 0 DOTODOCDOCU IGNITION AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRS AND SERVICE FOR ANY MAKE eENERAL EQUIPMENT 4010 St.Catherine West FI.4611 {Corner Atwater) oc >O< >oc SOTTO DOC DOC y © ©0\u2014D00< >0C 20 R.L BRABANT PAINTING CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES Te.TR.1844 1614 CHAMPIGNY ST.My Bank\u2019 1S Canada\u2019s First Bank re re ep TT = HY BANA 704 ah CANADIANS WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to serve you Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: WILLIAM M.JACKSON, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: \u2018 JOHN E.HOLLYER, Manager THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1952 Appointed Campaign Chairman Sir Frederick Carson, C.B.E,, M.C., who will be the general campaign chairman of the Reddy Memorial Hospital's public appeal for funds which will be held September 22nd to October 4th with an objective of $115,000.Scottish Concert Opens Sept.2 \u201cScotland\u2019s Gentleman\u2019, Alec Finlay, with his All Star Scottish party direct from the Alhambra Theatre, Glasgow will pay a return visit to Victoria Hall, West- mount for a three day stand September 2, 3, and 4.Alec Finlay, Scotland's leading comedian who is regarded as the successor to Sir Harry Lauder and is a pupil of the late Sir Harry needs no introduction to Montreal audiences, Alec Finlay has brought smiles and tears to packed houses here on his three previous appearances just as he has done to the tens of thousands who patronized the annual pantomimes at Glasgow's leading theatre the Alhambra for the past two years.He is booked to again head the cast of the year's panto.In his inimitable character presentations of the \u2018Oldest Inhabitant\u2019 and \u2018The Elder O' The Kirk\u2019 his pawkish humor is outstanding.Alec's playing of the bagpipes while dancing is something to see.He is the only artist who can dance and play the bagpipes at the same time.The supporting cast includes two artists who have already established themselves as favourites with local audiences.Francis Derry who appeared with Robert Wilson two years ago will team up with George Cormick hailed as Scotland's leading tenor in favorite Scottish duets.Both artists will also be heard in solo numbers.Will Starr needs no introduction.He is the Premier Button Accordionist who had last year's audience tapping away with both feet with his renditions of Scottish Reels and Strathpeys.Margaret Smart who is making her first appearance in Montreal is considered the finest violinist in Scotland.Will Dick, the Master of Ceremonies, will be remembered as the M.C.who kept the show moving at a fast pace with hig droll stories and introductions.Sun Dresses Are you tired of finding your favourite sun dress in a heap on the clothes closet floor hecause shoulder straps wont stay put on the hanger?Here is a simple and sure way to keep it from slithering off the hanger.Bend each end of a wire hanger up until the ends form little hooks.Your dress will be safe and secure \u2014 and fresh as a daisy when you are ready for it.The bolero jackets from discarded sun dresses make wonderful dust protectors for your hest suits and dresses as they hang in the closet.Water will boil at the top of Mt.Blanc at 84 degrees Fahrenheit.The god \u2018Pan\u2019 was supposed to be responsible for human fears\u2014 hence our word, \u201cpanic\u201d.Best sellers are books most frequently purchased and not necessarily the best books written, a SALTS ELIS SSL ISLS ALIS 1 SSIS SSIS IAAI 1770777, \\ Temple Emanu-El » (UL UL UL LL RR 227 7 7 2 2 22 200 oo First Sabbath Service to be resumed in Temple Auditoriym, Friday evening, September 5 at 8.15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will officiate.Services during the summer are being continued in Temple Community House on Friday evenings at 8.15 o'clock.Among those who have shared in the reading of the Ritual during the summer services are the following: Messrs, Her- shell Lewis, Irving Solowey, Alfred Zion, Lawrence Marks,\u2019 H.Charles Shefler, Harold Newman, Ivor Kursbatt, Louis J.Cohen, Samuel Paperman, Joseph Ber- cuson, William Gittes, Sydney Isaacs, Lewis Sherwin, Ben Burko, Samuel Garfield, Harry Stern, Rudolph Lustig, Ted Nashman, Harold Bergen, John Lenoir, Alex Carsley, Francis Beck, Abraham Bergen, Karl Engel de Janosi, Mrs.Hershell Lewis, Mrs.Louis Cohen, Julian Gladstone, Herbert A.| Goldstein, Kurt Ekler, Peter Tilner.The summer services were in charge of Mr.Hershell Lewis and Mr.Bernard Figler, Service At Temple Cemetery The annual memorial service at Temple Cemetery (Mount Royal) takes place Sunday morning, September 28 at 11.00 o'clock.At this time monuments in memory of loved ones who passed away during the year will be consecrated.School Enrollment Sunday morning, September 7th at 10.00 o'clock.In charge of registration Mr.William Lightstone, Miss Irene Hageman, Mr.Jack Carrick, Mr.Maurice Schwartz.Regular sessions\u201d for High School Department, Saturday Morning, September 13th at 9.45.Junior School regular sessions, Sunday morning, September 14th at 10.00 o'clock.Daily Hebrew Classes in charge of Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Wolk, commence Monday afternoon, September 8th.The Temple Bulletin For the past twenty-five years Temple Emanu-El has published regularly every week the Temple Bulletin.The first issue for the twenty-sixth year of the Congregational publication will be off press for Friday, September 5th.These Supported The College And The Union Under the chairmanship of Mr.William Gittes, the Temple met its quota in the fundraising effort which support the Hebrew Union College \u2014 Institute of Religion ; and the Union of American Hebrew Congregation.The following have made offerings: Mr, Hyman Grover, Mr.Joseph Cooper, Mr.Hyman Gertler, Mrs.William Gittes, Mr.Louis Goodman, Mr, tig, Mr.Lawrence Marks, Mrs, I, Messinger, Mr, A.L.Mailman, Mr, Max Sendell, Mr.Eugene Stearns, Mr.Miles Wisenthal, Mr.Alfred Zion, Mr, Josef Aron, Mr.Henry Denson, Mr.Joseph Bambiger, Mr.Nathan Bing, Mr.Abraham Bergen, Mr.Irving Bordo, Mr.Jack Carrick, Mr.Stanley Davis, Mr.J, M.Flanders, Mr.Rudolph Fischel, Mr.Reuben Ginsberg, Mr.E.T, Garfinkle, Mr.Irvin Gertsman, Mr.H.A.Goldstein, A.B.Grossman, Mr.Edmund Gordon, Mr.Maurice Garfinkle, Mr.Abe Izenberg, Mr, N.Izenberg, Mr.À.H.Jassby, Mr.Kligman, Mr.H.G.Lightstone, Mrs.H.Lewis, John M.Loebel, Mr, D.H.Lisser, Mr.C.N.Miller, Mr.Maurice Schwartz, Mr.J.J.Seguier, Mr.H.H.Stein, Mr.Herman Tower, Mr.Max Weinthal, Mr.Alvin Walker, Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, Morgan Realties Limited Real Estate ] Brokers 1455 UNION AVE.HA.0251 \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER MA.3332 CL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bldg.231 St.James Street West, Plateau 4451 HOWARD 8S.ROSS Q.C.Barrister and Sollicitor Department for the Closing of Estates of Deceased Persons If no answer at residence \u2018phone PL.Residence: Terrace Apartments, Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, Glenview 2177 Rotary Oil Burner ® 5 Year Guarantee, ® 259% Fuel Saving, ® 24 Months to Pay.A GREAT COMBINATION HAYWARD & Glassteel Electric Hot Water Heater ® ABSOLUTELY NO NOISE HALPENNY LIMITED INGLIS OIL HEATING \u2014 OI DOMESTIC HOT WATER HEATERS 7212 St, Hubert St., Montreal For Information Call Now CA, 8215 Anytime of Day or Night Lo ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FURNITURE FREEZERS \u2014 TELEVISION Sydney Isaacs, Mr.Rudolph Lus- - Paid Sales gathered final res) T BH August 2 Place, W pected he Lis 44th Chapel d Mountain urday.Ti Numer Funera Royal C Mr.H eger an Riordon ted of member 23 years.ly respec pulp wit lationship) United markets.a resident 42 years.career he the organ known as Trade, WwW.the Youn Montreal a fGyro Athletic Club, Mot ters Inc., members and Gam he has bg teams for) campaign tion of M sons, Rosi mother, Cuthbert on, ber of Fa Church aj Douglas A returned in New 3 idents ha prior to J Hle was longstä Cl He is Stella (R all of He was y Mrs.genial ma The Lt Week at caught on ing it ou Rumor | Voyageur their sleey The W Dance CI for the W Ave; Hand-t For-L Remodell D 1166 (Just Pick and wu Parki OPEN #; cr Final Respects #Paid T.E.Heron | Notes Hardwood Floors REPAIRED © REFINISHED © SUPPLIED LAID © FINISHED ® CLEANED A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET ° WE.2323 Free Estimates WESTMOUNT VOL, XXHI, No, 35 Sales Executive Numerous friends and relatives gathered last Saturday to pay final respect to the memory of T E.Heron, who died suddenly August 21 at his home, 1 Parkman Place, Westmount from an unexpected heart ailment.He was in his 44th year.Funeral service was heid in the Chapel of Jos.C.Wray, 1234.Mountain street, at 2 p.m, Sat.Burday.Interment was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Mr, Heron was assistant man- : leger and assistant secretary of Riordon Sales Corporation Limited of Montreal having been a member of that organization for 23 years.He was active and highly respected in the sale of wood- pulp with extensive personal relationships throughout Canada, United States, and in overseas markets.Ile was born in Toronto, but was a resident of Montreal for the past 42 years.Early in his business career he took an active part in the organization of what was then known as the Junior Board of Trade, which has developed into the Young Men's Section of the Montreal Board of Trade.He was a longstanding member of the jGyro Club, Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, Canadian Club, Montreal Anglers and Hunters Inc., and one of the charter members of the Longcaster Fish and Game Club.For many years he has been an active captain of teams for the annual Red Feather campaign of the Welfare Federation of Montreal He is survived by his widow Stella (Ross), and by their two sons, Ross and Barry; also by his mother, two sisters, Mrs.Ross Cuthbert and Miss Evelyn M.He:- on, all of Montreal, He was for many years a member of Fairmount-St, Giles United Church and latterly of Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount.YM.CA Mrs.\u201cAunt Tilly\u201d Mays, the genial matron of the Y.M.C.A.has returned from a visit with her son in New York.All the \u201cY\u201d residents had a house cleaning spree prior to her return.The Lumberman vs.Voyageur Week at Camp Westmount hés caught on.Both sides are fighting it out with no quarter given.Rumor has it that the lowly Voyageurs have a few surprises up their sleeve.The Westmount YMCA Square Dance Club provided the callers for the Westmount Recreation De- Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE Hand-tailored Suits and Coats For Ladies and Gentlemen, Remodelling and Repairs of all kinds.DeLuxe Dry Cleaning 1166 GREENE AVENUE | (Just below St.Catherine) Pick Up | ond Delivery WE.5908 i Parking Lot for Our Patrons OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1952 The e .| Txaminer \u201c50 YEARS iN WATCH REPAIRS | OHNE | WESTMOUNT\" § Reliable JEWELLERS 4 Certified Watehmokers How Sea Queens Compare COST: $70,000,000 == QUEEN ELIZABETH COST: $25,000,000 TOTAL PASSENGERS: 2400 TOTAL PASSENGERS: 14755 Longer, lighter and faster is the way the United States, largest liner ever built in this country, stacks up against the British sea queens Elizabeth and Mary, as shown by newschart above.The new liner captured the trans-Atlantic speed record held by the Queen Mary, which in 1938 made the crossing in three days and 21 hours.The five-block-long United States was designed as a potential transport and could be converted to carry 15,000 troops.Westmount Recreation Dept.News CLOSED SATURDAYS PLAYGROUND CLOSING Today is a sad one for the youngsters of Westmount.Why?Well, the Summer Program finished, and the boys and girls are looking forward (not too eagerly) te school opening next week.However, they have had a very active summer and we're sure they have learned something while at the same time enjoying themselves.At time of writing, we cannot say anything about the Square Dance held last night but plans looked good for a swell time for all, City of Westmount Crests will be presented to various boys and girls who have earned them throughout the summer.Good luck to all in this school year, and we hope to see you together on the playgrounds come next summer.Putting Tournament The putting tournaments have been very popular this year and to date many people have won spoons partment dance which was held on Thursday last.Howard Fairburn and Bill Hopper co-operated with Recreation Director Lionel Fournier.The \u201cY\u201d swim pool is a very popular spot these days.Many dads have been teaching their sons how it was done when Dad was a boy.who have never won hefore.By the way, the new spoons have been delayed due to vacation time, but it is hoped that we shall have them within a few days.The last tournament was held on Tuesday, August 26, and Mr.Regan and Mrs.Lydon were the winners of this 2-ball foursome.Spoons already won but not received will be given out just as soon as possible.England Inte To keep British industry going and to build England's defenses we are Interested in ores, metals, timber and pulp from Canada, Roger Gresham Cooke, Director of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders of Great Britain told the Westmount Rotary Club this week.\u201cSince the war,\u201d the speaker ciaimed \u201cEngland has been short of purchasing power and kind as Canada has been with gifts and loans, we wish to pay for our purchases.\u201d \u201cWe can do that by sending you manufactured goods and perforin- ing other services for you,\u201d he added.Mr.Cooke pointed out that England wishes to bear their part : With Canada in the great deve- - lopment going on in.this country.\u2018 He stated that England is interested in buying from Canada as much as possible of their surplus agricultural produce.\u201cThe exports of the British motor industry before the war were 85 million dollars a year.In 1947 they had risen to 260 million dollars.Out of the 500,000 made in a year at home nearly 400,000 are exported.Out of 250,000 commercial vehicles, 140,000 are sold overseas.Thus we in Britain are the world\u2019s largest exporter of motor vehicles today, in exporting over 70% of our production.\u201d Elaborating further on the British car market he claimed that England has sent 160,000 cars here since the war and that British Industry produces 3,000 cars a month as well as commercial vehicles, tractors, engines and accessories.Mr.Cooke delivered his interesting talk through a haze of cigar smoke.Rotarians deftly chewed the cigars which were passed out by .Frank Kenwood whose wife gave birth this week to her \u2018hird daughter.The speaker was introduced by Trade Here, Rotarians Told Iiwart Everson and thanked by Felix Alexander.Final Respects Paid W.Maxwell A contingent from the West mount Police Force joined with relatives and friends Monday to pay final respects to the memory | WILLIAM MAXWELL of Constable William Maxwell, former Westmount Police officer, who died Monday following a lengthy illpess.He was 58.The funeral was held Monday afternoon from the Jos.Wray Chapel, Mountain street and the interment was in Mount Royal Cemetery.Constable Maxwell was for a number of years assigned to West- mount Park where he made many friends.Constable Maxwell retired from the force recently and began his pension July 19, 1952.He is survived by his wife.S70 Canadas Qualiz lea PACE FOUR ROWLAND'S \u2014 TUTORIAL SCHOOL © Classes and private tuition ® Matriculation in one year © McGill 49 Bruce Ave, Supplementais Phone FI.1339 13h Scheel ESTABLISHED 1922 STUDENTS GOOD LOSERS Some people are natural-born losers, But apparently the younger generation has a real talent for it.According to the calculations of the Sheaffer Pen Company, the average high school senior has owned 6.4 pens during his gchool life, and lost 4.8 of them.Canadian defence expenditure currently represents 45 per cent of the Federal budget.+ ARRANGEMENTS FOR SCHOOL OPENING Monday, 8th September, 2.30 p.m.\u2014Reception of New Boys Monday, 8th September, 7.00-p.m.\u2014Boarders' Return Tuesday,-9th September, 8.45 a.m.\u2014SCHOOL OPENS D.$.PENTON, M.A Heedmaster LOWER CANADA COLLEGE eo MONTREAL ee JI t s boas BLEY tn 1909 < | MONTREALMUSEUM OF FINE ARTS SCHOOL and DESIGN 5 ® Professional Artists, Designers and Artists, Teachers, and Non-Professional Beginners HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY ART UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DISTINGUISHED ARTIST-TEACHERS IN fT DAY & EVENING CLASSES COMMENCING Commercial ® Drawing - Painting - Basic Commercial Art - Juniors - Teachers of Art SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES essential.PL, 1605.Modelling and Sculpture Graphic Arts Children\u2019s Classes - 3 to 14 years FOR NON-PROFESSIONAL BEGINNERS Write for special detailed syllabus.Advance enrolment is 3430 Ontario Avenue, Montreal.ARTHUR LISMER, R.C.A., LL.D., Principal OF ART Children, Juniors, \"iE OCT.Ist (Painting for Pleasure) - etc.\u201cept.3rd \u2014 9:00 a.m.1:30 p.m.Grade 10 Grade \u2018th \u2014 9:30 a.m.10:30 a.m.5d \u2014 9:30 a.m.\u2018 tions.1:30 p.m.registered 2:30 p.m.Assembly Hall.INC'S SCHOOL .THE WESTMOUNT PROTESTANT SCHOOLS will re-open on September 3rd and 4th SENIOR HICH SCHOOL (Grades 10 and 11) Supplemental Examinations in Room 12.New pupils who did not attend a West- mount School in 1951-52 will report to the Principal.11 \u2014 Assemble JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (Crades 7, 8, 9) and 1:30 p.m.Pupils who were not in a Westmount School last year, and who have not yet \" h \u2014Crades will assemble as follows: Grade 8, 9:00 a.m.; Grade 7, Girls go to Gymnasium; ELEMENTARY GRADES (Grades 1 to 6) +d \u2014 9:00 a.m.All former pupils will report to their district schools.10:00 a.m.All new pupils will report to the Principals of their district schools.The districts are as follows: \"OSLYN SCHOOL The north side of Sherbrooke St.from the eastern to the western limits of Westmount.South side of Sherbrooke St.and below, from Metcalfe Avenue (west side}, UEEN'S SCHOOL South side of Sherbrooke St.and below, from Metcalfe Avenue (east side), 2 LED neta AS THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1952 \u2014 - 2 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY ier abl et otis 6 a Famine Il 1 for having a pupil miss half a day of school in order to go shopping À with his mother, or for takiñg a | By E.GEORGE COCHRANE (Assistant Principal, Van Horne Sckeel) Child ov il ~ EDNA MARIE HAWKIN L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M, PIANIST .d BACK TO SCHOOL TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE STUDIO The schoolbells toll again next week and thousands of school children from every nook and cranny of the Island of Montreal will be 4200 Sherbrooke St.West hanging up their swimming suits, putting their summer toys in the WI.6203 attic gnd returning to classrooms.There'll also be & good number of timid little folk who will be making the trek to school for the first time.i What a variety of guestions musi be running through the minds of the youngsters as the time designated as \u2018back to school day\u201d approaches! Who's going to be my teacher?Will French be hard to learn?Gee, I hope fractions aren\u2019t too hard.I wonder if my friend Peter Pan Sue will be in my class again.Ik sure hope I do well this year.Whether or not your.child is going to get along well in school, Mr.and Mrs.Parent, depends to a considerable extent on you.For the guidance of the parents of school! children, in particular.to those parents whose children are entering school for the first time, here is a set of do's and don'ts which might be of some guidance.- Do's 1.Get to know the teacher of your child and the principal of the school.Often this can best be done on the \u2018parents\u2019 day\u201d or \u201cparents\u2019 night\u201d held at almost every school at some time during the school vear.You'll probably find that a few minutes\u2019 discussion with these people about whom your child brings home such fascinating stories will be both interesting and profitable.2, Join the Home and School Association but don't be one of those who merelv pays his dues and considers that sufficient par-, ticipation.Join the groups which Home and Schoo! Associations organize.In particular.join the child study groups which have done such excellent work in Mont- | real for the past several vears.Discussing the problems of rearing children with other parents, | and with a trained child psycho | logist leading the discussion, is one pleasant way of discovering why | vour child acts as he does.3, Trv to learn the educational philosophy of the school which vour child is attending.Often this will be explained by the principal at the first Home and School meeting in the fall.Find out exactly what the school is trying to ac- \u2018it for him and be very chary with : see his teacher and discuss the ; child attend school regularly.Na- Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY, SEPT.10th .RESTRICTED ENROLMENT Particulars on Application Miss Elizabeth Veitch 220 Prince Albert Avenue For appointment, Please phone between 9 a.m.and 4 p.m EL.4310 child do his own.Don't.ever, do the suggestions you give.See that he does the assigned work, or makes a mighty good effort to do so.If you think that too much homework is assigned, don't tell Johnny.Make an appointment to matter with him.5.Do your best to have your.turdlly, if he's ill he should be kept at home but there is little excuse WESTON SCHOOL in 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 - FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF - INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION Principal MISS MARY WINSPEAR, M.A., Ph.D.School Opens Sept.9th Nursery School opens Sept.10th O00 DOC DOC HOC OCD D000 Charles Keiner The well-known Westmount PIANIST and TEACHER Announces the opening of his studio Booking now for Concerts and Recitals complish with vour çhild and what methods it uses in securing its aims.4.With regard to the vexatious question of homework \u2014- the proh- lem causes a few heated discussions in even the most serene of households \u2014 it is best Lo let your \u2014 Assemble in Gymnasium, in Gymnasium, Supplemental Examina- will report to the Principal.1:30 p.m.; Grade 9, boys go to ARLINGTON SCHOOL 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.Boys and Girls 32 - 7 Yeors MISS A.BUTTANSHAW Froebel Certificate, England Good Grounding in Grade Subjects French - Handwork, Music.Interviews 10 A.M.-12 from Sept.3 Dramatics - CD00 C0 CoC \u2014 Foo 0000 ooo) Call GLenview 2978 YOO O00 iit Lu py Ballet and Modern Dance RECISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR NEW TERM COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8th 1610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Willbank 0778 at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Reopening Sept.11 and above, to Claremont Avenue.to eastern limits of Westmount.pe p 4278 Dorchester St.W.) {three blocks west of Greene) da a annanansnasnad JOAN TENNANT Reopening her School of Dancing Register Now Information Call WE.5959 La Commission Scolaire de Saint-Léon de Westmount ACADEMIE SAINT-LEON 360 avenue Clarke Par permission spéciale du Conseil de l'Instruction Publique, est la seule école de la province ayant un cours de Lettres- Sciences, similaire au High School anglais et conduisant a l'Immatriculation.Il y à place encore pour quelques élèves dans les classes du cours élémentaire (lère à 7e année) et dans la classe de 8e année (1ère du cours Lettres-Sciences) our les élèves ayant terminé la septième année et obtenu four certificat d'études primaires-élémentaires.Information et inscription: dernière semaine d'août M.je Principal, FI.2843 ou FI.1642 OUVERTURE DES CLASSES: 3 SEPTEMBRE ES, PRE Cran STE EE sho the sho sta.poli ever co hos dray reg pari dev lem ho stuf him thaï ity seco ing too fron to d it il tead pup It à dure pare upoi scha to b inqu schqa ders will with scha don\u2019 If $I moe e a Lae a - morning off because ho was up late at a hockey game the night-before.withdrawing your child from school for such trivial reasons as these builds up in him only a feeling that school, after all, can't be very important, Such a belief isn\u2019t going to help him very much.\"1, Don\u2019t picture the school to your child as a type of medieval prison in which a collection of sadistic beings do their best to make children unhappy.School should be a happy experience for the normal youngsters and he should be led to look forward to starting school \u2014 not dread it.2.Don't ridicule the school\u2019s policy on any matter to your child even though you believe that a committee of patients in a mental hospital could do a better job of drawing up a series of sensible regulations.Such actions on your part will only lead to your child's developing into a discipline problem in school.3.Don't keep telling your child how intelligent he is \u2014 or how stupid he is.The first will make him such an insufferable egotist that it will be a virtual impossibility to teach him anything.The second \u2018will give him such a feeling of inferiority that he will be too prone to give up when con-, fronted with a problem or a job to do.4.Don't come to the school when it is in session and expect the teacher to leave a class of 40 pupils to talk to you about one.It can\u2019t be done.Proper procedure in most schools calls for the parent and the teachers to agree upon a convenient meeting time.5.Don't hesitate to come to the school to state what you consider to be a legitimate grievance or to inquire about some phase of the school\u2019s policy which you don't understand.Principals and teachers will be glad to talk things over with you.Remember, it's your school.But don't forget \u2014\u2014 you don\u2019t own all of it.Cottage cheese is a versatile food.It can be eaten alone, or it can de temptingly combined with many other foods to make a great variety of delectable dishes that will add welcome changes to your F or Sunday's \u2018turkeys, about 3 months old, may be split or dis-jointed for broiling daily menus.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST Main Méal, Plan On Turkey and Blueberry Pie Small, plump turkeys, from two-and-a-half to 10 pounds each, are ideal for the small family Sunday dinner, Here's how to cook the very small ones from two-and-a-half to 5 pounds.Small young or trying.The smaller varieties with inconspicuous pin feathers are most suitable.Ready to cool, #\u2014\u2014-\u2014 \u2014- they weigh 21% to 5 pounds.Broil or frying.The smaller varieties 29, 1958\" PAGE FIVE keeping mazazine suggests that, added to each % cup of orange when.a substitution is made, a| juice fo counteract the citric acid 14 teaspoon of baking soda be|and help in leavening the cake.J] WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE [JJ MISS R.WOOD, Principal Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.Why not enroll with a school established over 20 years in Westmount and which has graduates in all leading Montreal firms?Classes, also private lessons.Day or Evening.Expert instruction.WEllington 1885 \u201cTHE SCHOOL OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS* adjust the cooking time to the size of the pieces.Roasting, of course, is another good turkey idea.Chinese Stirred Beans Prepare 3 cups (1 pound) of| fesh green beans by snipping off | the ends and slicing them diagon- | ally or lengthwise.Heat 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil or bacon fat in a heavy skillet.Add the sliced beans and keep stirring them about a minute.Add 4 of a cup of water and 1 teaspoon of salt, and cover the skillet.Cook 3 to 5 minutes (when beans will turfi a brighter green).Then take off the cover and continue cooking 5 or.6 more minutes.until the beans are tender.Sti occasionally to avoid scorching.The water will evaporte, leaving flavorful green beans ready to eat.Serve promptly.If you are delayed, put the beans in the oven to keep warm.Blueberry Pie It is generally a two-erust pie.Make a regular pastry crust.Allow 153 cup of sugar and 1 table- 2 eccab ct ve 4 Westmount pianist and teacher who has re-opened his studio.Cli.oo A cake in which orange juice is substituted for the recommended liquid may bake a little faster and does not have as fine a.texture as a cake made strictly according to the original recipe.Good House- e ELECTRICITY RADIO e TELEVISION REGISTER NOW FOR SEPTEMBER CLASSES DAY OR EVENING Office Hours: Daily 9 to 5 \u2014 Evenings 7 to 9 CANADIAN SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY BUILDING | 1204 Crescent Street Telephone UN.6-0959 \u2018 | NAME .ovcsscesssorescconereosensres rcecemranersececcemc0ee |) | sreeer CieretersBtte eestereertribasanstesiarasnasiesonsosens | CITY L.cocvorasrersennsacsrencancacss AGE Less G-M-E.spoon flour to each cup of berries.Mix the flour with the sugar.Tapioca may be used in place of the flour as a thickening agent.A little cinnamon, a little lemon juice, or vinegar, and a few dots of butter are sometimes added.Put on the top crust with breathing holes already punched in the crust.Cook as for regular pie: 450 degrees F.for 10 minutes and at 350 degree F.until pie is done (about 30 minutes).Canada\u2019s national income and the value of goods and services during 1951 totalled $21,200,000,- 000, a record.of.the BALLET SEDA Classical & character dancing for beginners, advanced Classes for children and adults, and professionals.For information apply Secretary.Classes start September 2nd.Open for registration Saturday, August 30th.353 PRINCE ALBERT AVE.WESTMOUNT STUDIO LARE 1441 DRUMMOND STREET Tel.CA.1277, Ne Commercial Sur George Williams.(ollege and Schools.INFORMATION FROM THE REGISTRAR Sir George Williams | College ARTS, SCIENCE, AND COMMERCE Montreal.YML A.MONTREAL 25 MA.8331 Sir George Williams Evening High School Complete evening high school leading to high school graduation.Preparation for High School Leaving if desired.General, Mathematics-Sciencs, Commercial Courses.EVENING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Evening classes in grades V, VI and VII for young e \u2018 Fall Term Opens Sept.2nd 4845 SHERBROOKE WEST, AT VICTORIA AVE.- GL.1058 COLLEGE Secretarial Training \u2014 Stenographic Course \u2014 Day and Night Classes.COMPTOMETER SCHOOL - Remunerative Future Assured graduates of the Felt and Tarrant, Ltd.In 10 to 12 weeks you can become a skilled Comptometer operator FREE lifetime placement service te graduates ef eur scheel DAY OR EVENING COURSES _ENROLL NOW Phone @r come in for full Information COMPTOMETER SCHOOL ROOM 1008 \u2014 437 CRAIG STREET WEST UN.68-4831 College courses 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 Preparation for admission to post-graduate or professional faculties including Engineering, Law, Dentistry, Education, etc.training for the various certificates in Accountancy, PARTIAL STUDIES Mature students with suitable backgrounds may be admitted to individual courses in the Evening Division.COURSES OFFERED Astronomy Latin Commercial Law Geology Philosophy Transportation Chemistry Fine Arts Business Management Biology Economics Marketing Physics Education Secretorial Practice Mathematics Geography Credits Draughting History Collections Textiles Political Science Corp.Finance English Psychology Insurance French Sociology Purchasing German Accountancy Taxation Spanish Advertising Int'l.Trade Greek Public Speaking and many others.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, Stenographic, and Bookkeeping courses, ten months in length in day division, similar courses in evening division plus French Conversation, and various technical courses such as Estimating, etc.and Sir George Williams School of Art DAY EVENING Professional and leisure-time training in all branches of Fine and Commercial Art, including drawing and painting, modelling and sculpture, portraiture, poster design, fashion drawing illustration, cartooning, textile design, advertising art, and AB six .\u201c , » ian THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, \u2018FRIDAY, AUGUST 29; 1852 THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Westmount GARDEN SUBURB UF CANADA'S METROPOLIS Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WaAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d aimr to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half-year.- Authorized as dnd Class Mail Ottuwa, Post Office Dept, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1952 The Conciliator's Function + * * Conciliation and Arbitration Are Different Labor Processes The function of a conciliator is to mediate in a dispute.It is not his duty to determine - the rights and wrongs of it and to enforce a settlement.Thus the conciliation process is very different from arbitration when a decision is made unilaterally by one or more arbitrators and forced upon the disputants.Free society considers it desirable that industrial arguments in general be worked out pressure.gaining, public service, mation and workers.ket-economy.B.of M.Review Forecasts More Economic Activity While difficulties will not be ! absent during the second half of 1852, the \u201cmain economic indica- | tors are all pointing in the same direction of heightened activity.\u201d This is the keynote to the Bank of Montreal's latest business review which this month analyses trends indicated by the economic record for the first half of 1952, The review notes signs thai the \u201cwheels of the economic - mechanism are coming into closer elignment.\u201d The rearmament program, capital goods industries and export markets continue to make \u201cstrong demands\u201d on the nation's resources.\u201cAdded to this, the consumer.after sitting back and buying sparingly for over a year, has since April been coming forward into the market and spending more freely.\u201d But this is not to suggest that \u201call will be smooth rolling for business\u2019 the B of M report emphasizes.The review points lo an apparent lessening of the volume of work ahead for the.construction industry.the vulnerable element in Canada's large export trade surplus with overseas count- vies, the \u201cuncomfortably\u201d high inventories which continue in a few lines.and detervent and disruptive effects which are bound to result from the recent prolonged steel strike in the United States.Defence Outlays Rise Government of Canada expend- fiures during the three months to the end of June showed a signifi- ¢ant increase over the comparable fiscal quarter of 1951.due mainly to a rise of 62 per cent in Department of Defence and Defence Production outlays.The hank adds that, since defence disbursements in this quarter were \u201cfar short\u201d of the level implied by the budgetary estimate, defence spending should \u201ccontinue to gain momentum in the months ahead.\u201d In addition, the United States is buying niore armaments here, \u201cestablishing a better balance in reciprocal defence purchases between the two countries.\u201d More important in \u201cmagnitude and economic impact\u201d than direct defence disbursements, however, ave the trend and pattern of expenditures of a capital nature now being undertaken, mainly to develop strategic resources, the B of M stresses.Capital ontlays for 1952 in chemicals, non-ferrous metals, jron, steel, petroleum, coal, rubber.railways, water transport and transportation equipment are expected to show large percentage increases over 1951.By contrast, declines are estimated in secloys of the economy less closely related io the defence effort: finance, insurance, real estate, commercial services, forestry, wholesale and vetail trade, and housing.\u2018Canada\u2019s foreign trade to the end of June this year has been featured by a consistently heavy \u2018and importance of \u201clabour\u201d flow of merchandise exports amounting to an of 20 per cent over the conrpar- ; able period for 1951.review notes especially that vir- titally the whole of this increase has been in the \u201cmovement of | | concentrated in trade with dol- goods to markets other than the United States.\u201d By, contrast, Canadian merchandise imports for the Compulsory arbitration of disputes would deny the democratic aims of collective bar- A Threat To Housing * Free-Market Economy Now Only Solution for Adequate Building From 1946 to 1951, new houses were completed in Canada.During the same period 510,000 new fam- .ilies were formed.It is estimated that, by 1955, housing production can be increased.to 130,000 units a year, thus aligning the number of new homes both with family for- |- would entail steady employment for 350,000 Continuance of controlled sales prices for houses is the only serious threat to this development.The controlled prices are too low to permit builders to operate economically.Construction costs are uncontrolled and are rising.As a resulf many builders are curtailing their commitments.The way to get all Canadians adequately housed as soon as possible is to leave the job to the free mar- : ports.according to the review, has increase in value The bank | time lead \u2018to the reappearance of | raises the question of how long by the parties involved, free \u2018of external % 0% inclusive, 485,500 economic development.This half-year declined seven per cent] in value from the levels of a year earlier.Foreign, Domestic Trade The combined effect of the opposing trends in exports and im- heen to re-establish an over-all- {rade surplus and at the same i a traditional regional imbalance.The fact that this large surplus lar - short countries inevilably \u201c(Continued on Page 11) Pome m= LABOUR DAY By Rev.Canon R.Trinity Memorial Church Kenneth Naylor, Next Monday we observe Labour special honour to the fact that we are all proud to be labourers.It is in the Jewish-Christian tradition that labour and its honour are emphasized.God is represented as labouring at the task of creation and then as resting from His work.He commands His people to labour and to rest from their labour.Labourer, idler is a complete man.Labour Day then is essentially a different affair from the May Davx- - \u2014 observance celebrated in the radical tradition of continental Europe.Those observances were intended to emphasize the radical purposes of political labour.generally with a Communist trend.Our Labour Day was not intended politically but with the sheer purpose of emphasizing the dignity of labour.From that point of view we all take part in it from the parson to the Prime Minister - - we are all labourers and all proud of itl.However, there is another side to the matter which we must recognize.There is a group in the community which we call \u201cLa- nour\u201d, Perhaps it can be described us consisting of those who work [er an hourly or weekly wage, as compared with those whose wages ure reckoned by the week or the month ( the distinction is, of course, & Very rough cne.) This century has heen marked by a very steady rise in the status in this sense.There have been several reasons.In vhe first place the community as a whole has gradually bevome aware that laboui in the PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, E.D., Minister, Sunday, August 11.60 a.m.Public Worship, arse Evening Service withdrawn for Suintuer Months.Visitors and Friends Are Cordially Welcome.Lester A.Woodin, Organist ard Cholrmiester, and He has made man in His own likeness.satisfy that likeness must also be maker, doe Day, the day which we pay God is a Maker.a Creator, a So man to creator and labourer.No religions festival, a very past had not had a square deal.In the second place labouv :tself became aware of its potential power und proceeded to organ'ze ir order to use that power.In the third place this centurv has been the period of two World Wars, and it is a well known faut that in time of war the value of labour is greatly enhanced.So this century has been marked by the rise of lahour politically and economically.That development unfortunately has not heen accompanied by an equal sense of responsibility.Until that takes place, Lite power of labour may be a detriment to the community as a whole, We see that lack of responsi- izility in the number of strikes that have heen called in order to taise Lhe status - not of labour as a whole, but of one particular group.When labour learns that it has BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street and Roslyn Avenus John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Wiiliem J.Neale Orgonist and Choirmaster Sundav, August 31st 41.60 a,m.\u201cCATCH UP WITH YOUR BODY.\u2019 730 pon.\u201cCHANCE OR PROVIDENCE?\u201d Rev.DIXON H.GORDON, B.A, BD, of BI:FFALO, Preacher at Both Services Wednesday MIDWEEK, FELLOWSHIP.8.00 p.m.: Visitors Cordially Welepmed At All Services.Gk \u2014 Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.ae a + - + | Christian Science | + + \u201cChrist Jesus\u201d is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on \u2018Sunday, August 31st.This Lesson-Sermon brings out that Jesus was a human being whose cureer gives his fellow mor- {als the pattern they all must sooner or later follow; while the Christ is the true idea of God which has come, and will always come, to the receptive thought in every age.The Golden Text is from II Corinthians (4:6): \u201cGod, who commanded the light to shine out of darkness, hath shined in our hearts, to give the light of the! knowledge of the glory of God ir | the face of Jesus Christ.\u201d Bible .n- Citations from the clude the following: \u201cAnd thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the tight hand, and when.ve turn to the left.(Isaiah 30: 21.) The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passege Nom the Christian Science textbook \u201cScience & Health with Kev to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker # day: \u2018The advent of Jesus of Nazsreth marked the first century of the Christian era, but the Christ is without beginning of years or end of days.Throughout all generations both before and after the Christian era, the Christ, as the spiritual idea, - - the reflection of God, - has come with some measure of power and grace to all prepared to receive Christ, Truth.Abraham.Jacob, Moses, and the prophets caught glorious glimpses: a responsibility to the community as a whole and plans for the good of the State.then it will become | riot only a great force in the community but a force for great good.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western Westmount Rev.Canon Sydenrhom B.Lindsay Twelfth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 10.15 a.m.Mattins.LOO a.m.Solemn Eucharist.Preavher: Rev.7.00 pm.Evensong.Basil Hollas.Week-dav Services Holy Communion, 8 a.m.Monday and Friday; 7 a.m.Tuesday.Thursday snd Saturday; 9.30 am, Wednesday.Maltins: 7.30 sam.daily Wednesday al 8 a.m.Evensong: 5.30 pm.«ally, except on Saturday at 8 pm.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount except on Corner Churchill and Cote St.Antoine Road Rector: Rev, Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th.\u2026.M.C Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.Treelfth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.00 s.m.Morning Service.2.30 p.m.Evensong (sid).Organist: Me, Eustace Twit, A.C.C.O.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Avenue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Twelfth Sunday After Trinity 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11.60 8.m.Choral Communion, Preacher: The Rector.Evensong, 7.30 p.m.The Rector, Preacher: Wednesday 7.60 a.m.Holy Communion.Thursday 10.00 a.x0.of the Messiah, or Christ, which baptized these seers in the divine rature, the essence of Love.\u201d CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ Scientist 52 Academy Road, Westmount, Que.Sunday Service Subject of lesson Sermon: CHRIST JESUS\u201d Golden Text: M Corinthians 4:6.God, who commanded the light to shine out of darkness, hath shined in our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ, 11.00 a.m.Sunday School.: SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE OMITTED DURING JULY AND AUGUST, 11.00 a.m, Wednesday 8.15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.Reading Room, 52 Academy Rond, Open 2.00 to 4.00 p.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays (except.holidays)., UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount Mininter: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.Organist and Choir Director, Mr.8.W.W, Lynch, L.T.C.L, Sunday, August 31st UNION SERVICES WITH FIRST BAPTIST 11.00 a.m.Morning Worship.7.30 pan.PEARLS OF PROTEST AN Ve ISM.last In sevies: TH STRENGTH AND WEAKNESSES OF PROTESTANTISM.\u201d Fouriste and Visitors Most Welcome ST.ANDREW'S AND WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL During August the Iwo Congregations will Worship in sr.ANDREW'S CHURCH (101 tote St.Antoine Rd.near Argsle Ave.) Sundax.August ist 11.00 a.m.Rev.R.\u20ac.Belbin, B.A.B.D, \u201cWHAT WE MOST DESIRE» Morning Service only.) Organist and Choir Director: Phillips Motley, B.A, Mus, Bae., F.C.C.O.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West Rev.B, B, Brown.Interim Minister Sunday.August 31st 11.00 am.Morning Service \u201cJUST LEE YOUR TIGHT SHINE.\u201d 7.90 p.m.Evening Service, \u201cTHE MASTER OF MEN.\u201d SU James at the Heart of The Dawn Town, Guest Preacher: Rev.WM.E.DUDILEY.D.D.LL.D.concludes his summer ministry, A CORDIAI, WELCOME TO VISITORS Organist and Choir Direstort Arnold Bellis SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, WESTMOUNT, QUE.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Mr.Samuel J.Leibowits, Educational Director Dr.Meyer S.The Sabbath Sabbath Eve, August 29th Cohen, Prineipsl 7.15 p.m.Candle Lighting.+ 7.20 p.m.Mimeha Kabbolas Shabbos, 9.00 a.m.Sabbath Services.Ç 10.00 a.m.Reading of Law.! 7.20 p.m.Mivcha.Scriptural Readings: Deuteronomy: Ch, 21 V.V.19; Isalab: Ch.vi Vv.Hl Pirkei Abot (Ethics of the Fe thesis) Ch, 1-2, 8.00 p.m.Maariv.\u2018 Ww cek-day Services Sunday: 3 3 s.m,.Shachvis.5 gm.Mine ha Masriv, k-day: z , achris, : Wee i iE Mincha- Maariv, Next Friday Evening Lr xv 7.08 .Candle Lighting.Holy Communion, 7.15 Dm Mincha-Kablalas Shabbos, .pti Ea ean T2 RSR piisfaction squivre WA, 1 PARTMIEE STANDR d vabinet aushbip on anned kit teriors & CARTA ESTERN neral tra sance, Sp trigeratorg A.BRO fers first ¢ cotating.avanteed.GR terior and Ling, pape ferences, 1.2742 3 | SFOM.à provers, baranteed.v.McSW Di XFERFEN: il make sl rate price al AT ch nt 4e 1.THE xin, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST , 1952 > : PAGE SEVEN EXPERT TELEVISION INSTALLATIONS Aerials Erected © Free Estimates © \u2018Service Is Our Business\u201d ALLIED TELEVISION Fl.8674 - Fl.3006 É 4209 St.Catherine St.West : (Near Greene Ave.) The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 10 Words 35, | 3e for each additional word EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS | FOR BEST RESULTS WaAlnut 277 1x Please phone your Ads carly i in the week.No \"Ads a accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday, tor current issue à ; ; j Hs # RS RES A i, HERR ct ë : COUNTRY PROPERTY 19 - SHARE 24 AUTOS FOR SALE FOR SALE 34 HELP WANTED FOR SALE LIVING QUARTERS LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE 193% \u2014 \u2018SOIL, FEMALE -\u2014 - - - - Maroon beauty, with \u201call the rim.OUNTRY collage, furnished, 41 SUNNY room, twin beds, full privi- mings, Good top, radio, heater, spot iles from Rawdon, Good for hunting.leges, quiel house.Cote St, Antoine Hghi.solid lewiher upholstery, seat .OPERATOR wanted Thy corseliere Specially ireated Mack earth for Cote des Nelges district, Hours by VEL 0465.G-46 Road, near Sherbrooke.Suit nurses, feovers, Lifeguard tubes, whilewalis, | wns and gardens, $4.00 single load, dtrangentent.For interview ving MA.- SON.vou fortabl pres teachers.References exchanged.El | Terms, Nol a dealer.OR, 1-8771 after 37.00 double.Wholesale and retail, [93 3._G-18 Mine envised house, hardwuod fours, 8528: 6-43 6:15 pou.Gong Bulldoghug, KGL.1177, G-3135 SITUATIONS WANTED 10 * \u201d = T = | j NS a) 1 fee \u201c, 1 Les bas ment, cement block garage, $16,- 20 ROOMS TO LET 26 GARAGES TO LET Lio, rend bargain, Sra san oo FEMALE ent net, Rear lot available.48 Sel- : : Tara = : ; \u2014 Plt : Ll ; \u2014 ; a r \" i ARGH at garage : T i i irl.G-22 ACADEMY Bl a re BETA dis PARCHMENT SHADES VOMAN (ésires Morning work.As- )-c WAREHOUSE SPACE | mount Park.GI.2253.G-47 Yenor._ Wie.6493, __G-46 Plain or hand painted, made to order Bite sfr.Vite box 38 Pere - = 21 - : 5 PAR = 7 leasonable 338 Ged : ; vo ET y ARAGES WANTED reasonable.M Una, Ge WANTED 21 ROOMS WANTED 27 GARAGES NTE VACUUM cleaners, only $10.00 exch, Hamblen.42 PART-TIME (ypist, désires general office work, bilingual.Write Box No, VICINITY SL Catherine St.between Hoover, Premier, Apex.Eureka, ele.Viet storia.and Greene, Gl, 2705, (4-27 14 Lucky Home Appliances, FH, BASEMENT PLAYROOM \u2018 FH 1 J ted PRE FÉRARBLY heated Tinediate 68 G-11 8X, coo 2185 Hampton Ave, G-35 cuted warehouse wanted.CHER > , diate 0888.0 SL LID mlm JT, As West of Girouard.about 2,000 WANTED, AT LEAST wie Cedar and Clark Avenue TYPEWRITER 39 LO .» = Tl.9725, Cies \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 ee VS est Phone Mr.Soh 4 AFTERNOONS WEEKLY 28 = TO RENT : LC, Smith, 16\" Standard, excellent (LOST gray caf, part Persiun, vicinity .WITHIN THE LIMITS OF |?.condition, $35.00, DE.6823.G-u3 Westen and Vivtoria, A genes, Want- VACTTM cleaners rentals.Vie a BED, node, box spring, clean, td for sentimental reusons nEwers VICTORIA AVE., WSMT .ishers at 2 a de M 945 ,