The Westmount examiner, 13 août 1954, vendredi 13 août 1954

[" pped eight 9; & preg.e amount a face.Jose; ang ?\u201c LF wig mk Coa TRL xammer \u201cnm.5 we i , woo ven x, Ne.33 x - WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST: 13, 1954 PRICE 5e Fete Playground Mayors Wednesday Mayor Roy Campbell Opens.P.Q.Exhibition Of Gladioli The gladiolus growers from every section of this province, Eastern: Ontario, Northern New York \u2018and the State of Vermont are preparing for the coming shows.The growing conditions have been ideal and officials expect record enteries and the finest bloom ever shown, stated Fred Coleman, the Westmount Officials Will Attend Members of West- mount City Council are scheduled to turn up at the local Athletic Grounds Tuesday night to install the honorary mayors, police and fire chiefs of the local playgrounds.The program will include a parade to the tunes of the\u201d R.M.R.Bugle band, presentation of badges to the proud newly-elected, a demonstration of sports activities, a handicraft exhibi- \u2018tion and will conclude with a singsong.All residents of the city are \u2018welcome, and playground and recreation department officials have gone to great lengths to make this forthcoming event one of the biggest and best in a realm in which West- mount has long been noted as scoring a very high municipal mark.energetic secretary, today.The Province of Quebec Gladio- Jus Society is sponsoring three regional shows in addition to their Annual Exhibition in Victoria |Héll, Aug 17th and 18th.The first regional show was held in tne St.Hyacinthe Armoury Saturday under the direction of Dr.L.Bouthi*- lier and his local committee.His Worship\u201d Mayor E.O.Picard will open the exhibition and Li.Col Simon Duclos, C.D., officer commanding the regiment, will present the prizes.The second regional exhibition will be Granby Saturday under the direction of W.Wright, assisted by W.Henthorn of Westmount.Horace Boivin will officially open the show and the Consul of Guatemala will present the prizes.The third regional exhibition will be held in the curling rink al Sutton August 28th, under the in the Legion Hall ali Mayor ' direction of Herb W.Call, assisted by Bob Baker of Montreal.{ Australian Blackfellow\u201d | Seen Stone Age Survivor \u201cThe Australian blackfellow is a genuine stone age survival in the modern age\u201d, W.S.Lowe told members of the Westmount Rotary Club at their weekly meeting at Victoria Hall on Wednesday.Mr.Lowe is assistant Australian Government Trade Commissioner in Montreal, and at one time editor and radio commentator in his own country.He said that where the black- fellow or aborigine as he is more accurately called, lives under his primitive conditions he finds his food and lives his life exactly as his ancestors have done for centuries.When the white man first arrived to settle in Australia in 1788, he found a handful of ~\u201c3 rigines (numbering perhaps 300 000 at most) accupying the entire continent of Australia, which is almost exactly the same area as Canada.These aborigines were cut off entirely from the.other races \u2018of the world except in the extreme northern - points of the continent.Many of them wera completely ignorant of the.existence of any other races.Even -83 Jate as 50 years ago many aboriginal tribes were still without contact with other races .and in some cases believed that: they were the: only living people, said the speaker.@he problem of the aborigine\u2014 and of the white man tuo Has been .the.introduction of the stone age man, withjhis ancient.primitive culfirre and habits, into nio- \u2018native Australians have hecoms «| the: artists; a dern Western civilization.mi the white man\u2019s arrival, the aborigine was nomadic, with no flocks or herds to tend and no agricultural -development.He lived entirely off the country and] his knowledge of the whereabouts: of food was uncanny.But these ancient skills do not much he continued.Many of thé natives.however, still live on reserves in the far interior of the continent under conditions which are exactly -the same as \u201cthey would be if the white man had never come to the country.Others made excellent stockmen or cowboys and the women of the tribe provide much needed .help around the home for Australian women in the far outback.Where the aborigine is unwise enough to be attracted by the glitter of the white man\u2019s city, he finds competition impossible and generally sinks to a low level, he added.The achievements of individual aborigines, however, show that they can take their plate in nc !- ern Western life successfully.At least one aborigine in the Australian Army during the war rose to hold a commission and many! others did excellent service.Other top-flight football players, clergymen to their own people and artists with a world reputation.Of the\u201d hest known is \u2018Alpert \u2019 Namatjira, His Works have been sold all over the, world (Continued on Page 9) help him: in fitting into modern life.| The manager and supervisors of the annual exhibition in Victoria Hall will be Fred Coleman, Bob Baker, W.Henthorn and J.M.Spenser.The exhibition will ba officially opened Tuesday evening, August 17th, by His Worship Roy L.Campbell, Mayor of West- mount, at 8:00 o'clock._quoits, basketball Summer, Fun Club Plans Penny Event Boys of Westmount \u201c¥\u201d Sum: mer Fun Club are holding a Penny Carñival Wednesday at\u2019 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.Carnival games like \u2018ball toss, throws,\u201d -bean bag toss, and many other games of skill are being prepared by the boys.Games \u201cwill all be \u201cA Penny a Pitch\u201d.Mom, Dad, brother, sister, the whole family and friends are invited to come \u2018for a big night of fun.Movies and a family swim in the.\u201cY\u201d pool will be \u201cfollowed \u201cby a corn\u2019 roast under\u201d direction of members of the Y\u2019s Men's Club, : a John Hyde Held Likely Liberal Candidate Hera John Richard Hyde, 41, a local lawyer, has.\u2018been mentioned prominently this week in provincial circles as a strong possibility to carry the Liberal Party banner in the Westmount seat vacated by Hon.George Marler, if and when the seat is declared vacant and a by-election called by the government\u2019 of the province.Mr, Marler, of course, gave up the seat to take a Federal Cabinet post as \u2018Transport Minister.Mr.Hyde, son of the late Gordon Hyde, is well known herè.His father represented the riding in the provincial legislature from 1939 to 1942 during the Godbout government, following which he was - named to the Legislature Council.Mrs.Susan Stalport of West- mount, who took top place in the 100 yard and 50 yard scope shooting events at the national small bore rifle matches at the Connaught Ranges, Ottawa.She placed fourth in the 100 yard \u201ciron sight\u201d \u201ccontest. ea nt men mn em gm am A se ce ten \u2018 - FAGS TWO ROTARY RAMBLINGS : Thursday members of the - Westmount club will be leaving on their annual trip to camp Weredale .Blair Jardine was one year older on the eighth, many happy returns .Steve Spire was a Westmount ambassador to Paris July 15.Glad to see Blair Jardine up and around \u2018again after his bout with typhoid fever, by the way .W.S.Lowe\u2019s talk on the Australian blackfellow proved interesting .Lucky for the fellows in the back of the hall he didn't start tossing around those boomerangs to illustrate his talk .Silversmith Harry Griffin will be in Portland on the 30th .Nice to see Doc Staples back in action.\u2014 JUNIOR HIGH teacher, Basil Stark, leaves Westmount\u2019s students to take up Principalship at Beauharnois .Bas will commute and will still be available for his many local teen-age interests here .IS MICKY MISSING?is a question rife among residents of Victoria avenue near Chesterfield .The 12-year old dog, was a daily visitor at many of the homes where he wculd receive a tid-bit and politely and sedately leave, wagging his tail behind him .'Been gone a week now.\u2018the of the By JOHN KENNEY VERNON J.OATWAY,, .whose knowledge of color psychology and use thereof has proven pleasing to many Westmount- ers, at present bolstering the intellectual look of Loyola College's woodwork .Vern\u2019s job-on the interior of Child\u2019s restaurant at Peel and St.Kits caused considerable comment ., .pro and con at first, and finally pro .among the office coffee break clientele .His work grows on you.PATIENCE PLEASE: If the gentle reader has a hint of a bit of a slump in this chore, let us hasten to say it is because our keyhole-peeper had féur molars out this week at the hands of Doc Rondeau .+.and can't quite get as many of his teeth as formerly into the copy .however, when the Doc gets the new choppers in place .watch our smoke.At least two star players may be lost to Ontario Hockey Association Junior A teams as a result of a $60 weekly salary limit, officials said.General manager Stafford Smy- Toronto Marlboros said standout defenceman Gerry James is through as a junior hoc- Key player unless he tears up his 1954-55 contract which calls for, more than the limit.A 231 St.James Street West, Plateou 445) HOWARD S.Barrister and Solicitor Office: Suite 11185, Daily Stor Bidg.Residence: Terrace Apartments, If no answer at residence \u2018phone PL, 4451 ROSS, Q.C Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, GLenview 2177 NEED A GOOD PLUMBER ?24-hour service for o our customers BRANDT PLUMBING COMPANY .Plumbing & Heating Contractors 4937 Sherbrooke West PHONE Westmount PREDICTED CASES [ POLIO MORE MA.3332 > \u2014 Medical Reimbursement Insurance is available for The Entire Family Insure Today - Call.E.D.CHRISTMAS 388 St.James Street West With the coming of the hot Summer months, polio cases will probably be on the rise again.GLenview 4519 a +» SAAMINEN, WESTMUUNT, FEIDAY, AYGUST 1B, 1904 First shipment of Iron ore from\u2019 the $250,- 000,000 Labrador-Quebec Iron Ore Co.mines was poured, left, into the freighter, Hawaiian, at Sept lles, Que., to be taken to the steel mills of Philadelphia.Four years of effort went into the development of the iron deposits and of the 367- mile railroad that _travels \u2018over gorges, through plies and men.FIRST ORE SHIPMENT FROM $250 MILLION LABRADOR PROJECT =-Centra] Press Canadian mountains and over muskeg.The diesel loco~ motive, right, will\u2019 haul the ore over a road bed that was built almost entirely by airlifted sup- As thousands and thousands of tons of iron ore are discharged at Sept Iles, the little town on the shore of the St.Lawrence river will become one of Canada\u2019s busiest ports.Lineups Of Beautiful Trees Prepared For Onfario Roads Avenues of beautiful trees, suited to the particular climate, will line Ontario's main roads in years to come as a result of the keen program of landscaping underway in recent year by the Ontario Department of Highways.During the past year 326,465 trees and shrubs, a record number, were planted on the Highways of Ontario.This compares with 113,954 trees and shrubs planted along main highways in 1952.Running the gamut of shapely maples, elms and other deciduous types, to the hardy pines and spruce, and including thousands of shrubs, the new trees ars planned to make motor travel \u201ca thing of beauty,\u201d to meld with the natural attractions of the Ontario countryside, There are 18 divisions of the Ontario Department of Highways throughout the province, and plantings were made in all but the Sudbury and Kenora divisions.In roads approaching Toronto, the beautification program ties in with the Thomas Foster \u2018bequest.Mr.Foster, one-time mayor of Toronto, set aside the zum of $100,000 in his will, the annual income from which was to be used in purchasing, planting and thereafter maintaining trees along the main arterial roads into (he city of Toronto, It was Mr.Foster's wish that motorists approaching the city of Toronto mizht do so over beautifully treed roadways.The will provided that the first year's income was to be used in purchasing and planting new trees.In 1952 the new Toronto-Barrie highway, Route 400, was seiected.and 100 Douglas Firs were planted here between the Torvato Bypass cloverleaf and Highway No 7.Last year, 1,200 trees were planted along this same stretch of highway, made up of 500 Austrian pine, 100 mulberry, 150 Chines2 elm and maples, and 450 assorted shanks.It is anticipated that the 1954 program of .planting, under the Thomas Foster bequest, will concentrate on a windbreak of evergreens at the Yonge street cloverleaf, on Highway 401, which is still under construction.Policy of the Department of Highways, under the leadership of the Hon.George H.Doucett, has been to replace one tree for every one destroyed in the building and and reconstruction of Ontario highways.But as the figures for last year alone show, Ontario highways will be graced in years to come with more trees than ever before, planted with an eye to beautification, for greater road safety, and in varieties to please the taste of everyone.Ontario Department of Highways\u2019 tree planting service was developed to provide replacements for trees that died or had to be removed for various reasons, to furnish plantings along new built main roads, such ag the four-lane controlled access highways.It also takes into consideration such factors as erosion and snow hedges.There has been a marked improvement in the pre-constructicn phase of highway building in the past few years.Where possible, existing trees are saved from the bull-dozer, and properly protected.It is obvious that one mature trze is worth more \u2018than many newly planted small trees.Before deciding to save a tree study inust oe made of changes that will take place in soil surroundings and water table.SUITS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK.ORDER NOW ! 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ENGLISH MATERIALS Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Sults and Coats made to measure, Best fit and workmanship guaranteed ., , $45.00 up ® 10 DAYS DELIVERY READY-MADE Blazers & Sports Jackets les, th ; wrence > been advanced to August 18th and tion-wide speaking tour.buildings; $22 00 ports.-(d).To \u2018make recommendations Gab d = $25.00 \u2014_\u2014 andations regarding col- abardine Pants will take .\u2018 J d B b f C Il g recommen garding $8.00 = regarding college activities, based ES and wa- 3 can \u20ac- re eu 0 \u20ac \u20ac in reports provided on the various Grey Flannel Worsted Lo ê é | n ° ° : ° ; espects of college life: academic, Pants Made-to-measure \u2014 First Liberals Arts Units fran, soot adminitetive $15.00 : ete.NTS tefrechment |v: | \u201cpest N .\u201cWe feel that the time has We specialize in making With Lay-Governor Boa rd come,\u201d said Reverend Father Van- STOLES, CAPES, SHORTIES tyles ~ fer,\" when & college such äs ours from your old fur coat QE An educational development of major importance is an- p, 3 \u201d e The seven days of rain you got, CLOSED SATURDAYS CL N ; .§| The six when brother-wus-it-hot.of 1 P.M.SUEDE SUITS, COATS, AND GLOVES The: ninety holes of golf you JULY and AUGU played.DRASTICALLY REDUCED .The nine motels at which you ._° stayed\u2014 Ha Sherbrooke West - Lu Écor: Peel) ang ail the rest.Ch | tit 6 ; \u2019 \u2019 But first, you know, I 0 e own - HA; 3815 Cl igo, have Been vacationing \u2014- d s L D .SATUR Y.Ce lt so; Du up a chair; you've got fo 1353 GREENE AVENUE WESTMOUNT.OPEN: A L AY.DA Che fries the stuffs I tell you every | NEAR SHERBROOKE _ \\ 1.4959 = $7 BRABAM \u201cisi sat: Evening \" Pout : + \u2018 ~ \u201ce - A 7\u2019 + \u2018 + .- _ .- - EE Ltn min ace - Ca Teo \u2018raté Liune HEAVENLY LIME PIE, is a hot weather blessing.- ann [HARRIE W RRLBYUNT, For a Summertime Treat Try This Lime Pie FHIVA x, ;/ From Lakeland, Fla.Sye and ; Paul Patterson give us two-sun- usual recipes using fresh limes.Florida produces half a million boxes of limes every year \u2014 geed- less shiny green blessings\u201d for summertime enjoyment.Heavenly Lime Ple Twelve lady fingers, 1 envelope unflavored gelatin, 1 cup sugar, divided, 5 eggs, separated, 44 cup water, 1% cup lime juice, 1 teaspoon grated lime rind.For lady finger pie shell, split| lady fingers.Cut % inch off end] of lady fingers; stand, cut side down, around edge of 9-inch pie plate.Put remaining whole lady fin gers and pieces evenly in bottom of pie plate.Mix together gelatin and 1 cup of the sugar in top of double boiler.slightly; stir in water and lime juice.Add to gelatin mixture.Potato-Stuffed Frankfurters Make A Tempting Summer Dish Looking for pleasant summer dishes that are as easy as they are delicious?Most everybody is these warm days.Frankfurters, sandwich style, and Potato and look at these recipes.Well, take a Onion Kabobs, which are easily prepared.Potato-Stuffed Frankfurters (Sandwich Style) Eight skinless frankfurters, 1 cup finely diced cooked potatoes, 1% teaspoon salt, 3 teaspoon ground black pepper, 4 slices bacon.Heat oven to 450 degrees F.(very hot).Split frankfurters, lengthwise almost through to the opposite side.Lay open.Combine potatoes and seasonings and spoon over split frankfurters.Top with another split frankfurter, sandwich style.Hold in place with toothpicks, Wrap a strip of bacon around each serving.Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until bacon is crisp.Note: If oven is set at a temperature lower than 450 degrees F.for another dish, bake the above dish at the same time, until becon is crisp.Try these with a fresh vegetable plate, with baked fish, or just as is.Potato and Onion Kabobs Six uncooked 14-inch potatoes, 6 uncooked 14-inch onions, dash salt, dash ground black pepper, 4 teaspoons butter, paprika for garnish.Heat oven to 450 degrees F.(very hot).Wash, peel and cut potatoes in half, crosswise.Peel onions and cut in half, crosswise.String potatoes and onions, in kabob style, on skewers.Place on 6-inch piece of aluminum foil.Sprinkle with salt and black pepper and place 1 teaspoon butter on each.Wrap and place in a baking pan.Bake 30 to 40 minutes in a very hot oven (450 degrees F.).Garnish with paprika.Note: If oven is set at a temperature lower than 450 degrees F.for another dish, bake the above dish at the same time, until the potatoes and onions are done.JELLIED VEGETABLE SALAD 1 tablespoon gelatine 14 cup cold water 1 cup boiling water 14 cup sugar Y, teaspoon salt 1 cup vinegar 1 hard-cooked egg 1 cup fresh peas 12 cup shredded carrots or | sliced radishes 1 cup shreeded cabbage or leaf lettuce : 1 teaspoon chopped onion Soak gelatine in cold water for 5 minutes.Add boiling water, sugar, salt and vinegar.Stir until gelatine is dissolved, then cool.Pour a thin layer of gelatine mixture, about 1\", into a lightly- oiled or moistened mound and allow to set, Arrange sliced, hard- cooked egg on jelly, then carefully arrange peas on top.Allow remaining gelatine mixture to partially set, then fold in remaining vegetables and place on top of peas, Chill until firm.Unmould on crisp lettuce and serve with sour cream dressing.Place over boiling water and cook, stirring constantly, until gelatin is dissolved and mixture is slightly thicknened.Add lime rind.Chill until mixture is slightly thicker, than the consistency of unbeaten egg white.Beat egg whites until stiff, but not dry.Gradually add remaining\u201d34 cup cup sugar and beat until very stiff.Fold egg yolk mixture into egg whites.Carefully pile into pre- AUGUST, a Luse Beat egg yolks \u2018pared shell.(Mixture sho db be, thick enough to hold its shape.) Chill until firm.If desired, garnish with whipped cream.Lamb Kebabs in Lime Marinade ((Yield: 8 servings) Two pounds boned lamb shoy]- der,-14 cup salad oil, 14 cup Florida lime juice, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, % teaspoon thyme, 1 bay leaf, 1 teaspoon basil, 34 teaspoon \u2018rosemary, % teaspoon salt, y teaspaon pepper, 1 medium oni, chopped, 2 medium onions, Sliceq 1 green pepper, sliced, 1, 4-ouny can mushrooms, drained.Have lamb shoulder cut in 14 | inch cubes, Blend salad oil, Tiny Juice, seasonings - and choppy onion in bowl.Add lamb cubey, let stand 5 hours, or overnight, Drain.Cut onions in 3; -inch slicy and green pepper in %-inch ring O\u2019KEEFE'S is the best ale made.For your own satisfaction \u201cdrink O'KEEFF'S and prove to yourself that it\u2019s better tasting \u2014 more satisfying, it's 1 | CAL WAY TO Yield: six servings.PHONE WA.2771+ FOR QUICKER ACTION \u2014 FOR CONSISTENT RESPONSE USE THE MONITOR CLASSIFIED ADS \u2014 THE ECONOMI- + SELL e BUY | e RENT e EXCHANGE TO SOLVE THAT \"SALES\" PROBLEM! FOR QUICK DISPOSAL CALL WA.2771 USE.\u2014 TY C3 \u20ac/3 C ~~ =I Im sty NE L'an ai 0 oun OS wy uy OP 1) alt, } Ohio; , Sliced 4-0ung 14 hoppe cubes: rnight] 1 Slice] L ring, eres few - Swimming Tips 1 .Be sure it is a safe swimming place, preferably supervised by a life guard.- 2.Never go swimming alone.3.Avoid going into the water when tired or overheated.4.Walt for at least two hours after eating before you go swimming.*5.Before diving, be sure the water is deep enough, and free of debris or other obstructions.8.\"Don\u2019t try to show off \u2014 there are other, less dangerous ways of impressing your audi- | ence.> 7.Stay within your depth unless you are d seasoned swimmer or are accompanied by a boat.8.Dop't \u201cduck\u201d or push bathers into the water \u2014 playfulness may cost a life.If you happen to swallow some water or get some up your nose, don't struggle or panic \u2014 \u2018first, clear your windpipe so you can breathe freely and then move into shallow water.9.Be careful not to stay in swimming too long, especially if the water is cold.TOWNSHIPS i Meet Me At THE SHACGY DOG pes SPRING VALLEY INN SOUTH BOLTON, QUE.The strategic stop-over on the most direct route to the Maine Coast, through the famous Bolton Pass.Enjoy quiet comfort and atmosphere in the Mountains of Brome ,J.B.HAMILTON.Host Phone Mansonville 68 R 2-1 PLEASANT VIEW HOTEL NORTH HATLEY, QUE.Situated on beautiful Lake Massa- wippl, 90 miles from Montreal, Route 1 to Magog.water skiing and all ether Golf, sports supervised by summer resident director.Every modern comfort at reasonable rates.Bprinkler protected - Fully Licensed For full particulars regarding rates, etc., write or phone 23, John McKay, proprietor, or Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA, 2771.Lake View House KNOWLTON, QUEBEC COME to the Lake View for a quiet and restful haven for middle- aged people._ : AN IDEAL SPOT for the whole family to summer, together.ADEQUATE facilfties for picturesque walks.WE ARE NOTED for our good, wholesome, country style meals.INQUIRE about our special rates for year-round guests.Tel.No.17 or P.O.Box 815 + - \u2014 TBE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1964 Lt.-Col.Steve.Johnson, the of the 73rd annual matches.= «\u2014Central Press Canadian man who wrote the Canadian army's textbook on the art of rifle-handling, showed why he is rated Canada\u2019s top marksman by scoring 51 consecutive bull\u2019s-eyes at the Ontario Rifle association matches held at Long Branch.The Calgary insurance man, a member of Canada\u2019s 1954 Bisley team, won the banker's and president's matches, the two top senior events The Wilcox House, a two-cen- tury-old home and one-time tavern in the heart of York Village, Maine, will be opened to the public for the first time on Wednesday,\u201d Aug.4.In announcing the opening of the * Wilcox House, Mrs.John Wainwright, chairman of the committee in charge of restoration and furnishing the house in keeping with Colonial times, said that this is the second 200-year- old home in York to throw open its doors to the public within the past three weeks.The Elizabeth Perkins House, à section of which was built in 1688, has.been receiving visitors since mid-July.Maintained as a private residence until recently purchased by the Old Gaol Committee of the Old York Historical and Improvement Society under a special bequest in the will of the late Eli- VERMONT On scenic route 7, 150 miles from Montreal.A [friendly inn with exceplional food.863 to $75 a week wilh meals.Cocktall lounge.Elevator.Complete sprinkler system.1 Open al! year.Norman A.Barnes, Resident Manager Brandon 7, Vermont Tel, Brandon 70 \u2019 LAURENTIANS, QUE.GEORGEDALE FARM : Phone Mansonville 66 R 14 Beantilul spot on Lake Memphre- magog, foot of Mt.Elephantus, near Perkins Landi g.Trains met, good roads, every convenience.Drives ar- joy television.Mrs.Claude George, Mansonville, Que.ranged to Newport, Vt, U.B.A.En- de : NYMARK\u2019 lex LODCE FORT ST IAONEOR DES MONTS à Perfect Holiday at Reasonable Rates! Golf course on grounds, swimming \"pool, tennis court.sundeck, ete.i Recreation - Orchestra Nightly | Special Weekly Rates Free Golf for Weekly Guests Write for folder diréct or call Monitor Vacation Bureau, WA.2771* Le Maine Home to Open As Colonial Museum zabeth Perkins of York Village, the Wilcox House dates back to 1740.Many fine and rare old pieces of furnishings have been obtained for the various rooms of the house and more will be acquired until the house is completely furnished.The living room or drawing room will be used for exhibitions, For the opening, an exhibit of 20 portraits of prominent York residents painted by itinerate artists will be the feature attraction.The Wilcox House is unique in that it stands on land leased for 999 years to its original owner Edward Emerson by the First Parish of York.Another unique feature of the Wilcox House is the chimney- arched passageway running from the front hall toward the rear of the house.The huge chimney is 15 feet across at its base and literally straddles this narrow passageway.: .Australian Blakefellow (Continued from page 1) since he developed his talent of producing typical scenes of his native inland Australia.There has grown up around him a school of artists who have shown a remarkable facility with paint and brush, said Mr.Lowe.The problem of solving the clash between the stone age way of life and modern civilization has not been solved, but with careful.education and the development of the natural skills to serve their best ends, the two races are moving along side by side in friendship and cooperation.Even®- ually the aborigine will take his place as a fully-fledged member of the Australian society, he concluded.EARLY BEGINNING The British Museum dates from 1753 when Parliament made grants for purchase of book collections., The profusion, colour and fragrance of the Flowers of Jasper provide a rare element of charm, an extravaganza of ethereal delight in harmony with the majestic beauty of the alpine wonderland that has been set aside as a game sanctuary and national playground in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.: Several hundred varieties of wild flowers have been catalogued by botanists in the 4,200 square miles of Jasper National Park.And Bill Nicholls, head gardener at Jasper Park Lodge, the modern and luxurious resort that is.the centre of social and cultural life in Jasper, has successfiully introduced dozens of other blooms.All these add beauty for the heart to cateh and for the soul to treasure in a shining, vibrant \u2018world of colour, movement, sight and sound, as the visitor wends his way along the miles of paths that interlace the log bungalows of the lodge, or strolls and rides on the mountain trails.The hand of the year swings in reverse as one goes upward and spring comes late in the Rockies.White anemones and yellow snow lilies are the first to burst into bloom, usually early in May.Philadelphia lilies, \u201cas red as poppies against the dark pines\u201d, are radiant on the lower hills when the vanguard of tourists follow the historic Athabaska trail over mile after mile of alpine meadows.The wild rose and gaillardias soon awaken, and the exquisite twin- flower, with tiny pink belles, white queencups, mountain orchids, snowy dryas, and the shy Canada violet will brighten and sweeten the banks of glacial streams.Red and yellow columbine, prim- PAGE NINA a ~ Flowers of Jasper Provide A Rare Element of Charm roses, the wooly labrador tea, and red monkey-flower quickly add their lustre and scents in a garden encircled by the jagged rim of the universe, where peak after peak lifts a high white plume in salute.to the sky.Nature has her gardens in the higher meadows, almost at timberline.On the upper riding trails and climbs, colour and fragrance know no restraint.In Marmot Pass, for example; there is to be found a mosaic of colour, decked in blue forget-me-nots and larkspurs, golden arnicas, scarlet paintbrushes, stately green and white zyga- dines and the scented white helip- trope.Frail flowers endure even beyond the timberline.The white heath and red heather throw a gentle cover over many an airy alpland.And at the very edge of the eternal snows there will be the audacious little snow-lily, patches of moss campion or the magenta blossoms of the dwarf alpine willow herb.Not a speck of vegetation, not a blade of living green can be seen from the foot of the glacier of the Angel to the top of the sparkling peak that stands as am evrlasting memorial to Edith Cavell, martyred British nurse.But, at one's feet lies a tiny emerald island; a delicate garden of wild flowers, girdled by ice streams.Paintbrushes of every hue, stately.greenish - white zygadines and purple water willow herbs\u2014vivid beauty before .the grandeur of the lovliest mountain in Jasper National Park, The visitor cares little about the botanical tags.Suffice it to know that these Flowers of Jasper abound in a realm of awesomeness and quietude.} a} RT mad EE - on the sidewalk.THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Wesimeunt Published Every Friday THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.Montreal WAIlnut 2773% The Examiner aims to be an inde newspaper for the home, devoted to public service, Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail Post Office Dept.,, Ottawa.by 1 pendent, clean FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1954 migration.: Immigrants Needed Canada Loses Many Professionals To U.S.Companies ; \u2018The export of population fr the U.S.totalled 36,283 last figure in the postwar period and nearly twice om Canada to year, highest Canadian Government recognizes this by maintaining immigration despite labor opposition.In the first five months of 1954, new arrivals rose to 67,955 from 59,960 in the same period last year.Speedy absorption of this 68,000 into the Canadian economy suggests many more could have been taken.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1054 as high as in 1950.O£ these, 3,600 were professionals, student nurses.Meanwhile, however, Canada took in 168,924 immigrants, nearly 10, 000 of | these coming from the U.S.The loss of professional and highly skilled workers to the U.S.and other countries is enevitable for Canada, 80 long as its domestic population remains at the present low level.They find more opportunities elsewhere because there are more people elsewhere, The remedy is continued, and increased, im- including 1,055 trained and The Trudeau Case Panic and Irresponsibility Hinder Work of Police The entire island of Montreal By Allan Bernfeld has been shocked and horrified by details of the murder of six-year-old Raymond Trudeau.Seldom has a murder case aroused so much indignation and alarm in the public mind.As newspapermen soon learn, such cases seem to occur in cycles.So it is not surprising to find out that in NDG there have been a number of incidents of child molestation \u2014 none of them with the same w»esult, fortunately women, \u2014 and incidents involving young In Verdun, an attempted attack on a 15-year-old girl was re- ported last week.There was ax child-molestation in Westmount.And in Montreal a body of civic- minded citizens loudly urged a police drive to \u201cget the perverts off the streets.\u201d Once again, the onus Is on the parents to educate their children.The youngsters have to be told what not to do if they are to be safe on the streets.Director Pierre Gatineau of the Verdun Police has joined police officials of other communities in repeating an old warning to the children: Do not talk to strangers on the street and do not accept a lift in a stranger's car.Some years ago, an Americal city was faced with the problem of apprehending a persistent child molester who created considerable panic among the parents.Police, civic officials, schools, newspapers, and radio stations got together to teach the children six simple points.Among other things, children were taught that if they saw another child getting into a car anywhere except in front of his home, they were to take a.stone and scratch the license number And it worked.It was with one of these license numbers that police eventually caught the man and brought him to justice.This proved that the children can be taught what to do to protect themselves and others.Parents have to warn their children and rgpeat the warning.* ¥ % \u2018Newspapers are nol supposed to openly criticize other newspapers.It's an old rule of the game.But the bounds of journalistic decency were left well behind last week by two papers especially in dealing with the Trudeau case.They can feel happy about the fact that they have accomplished little except to spread panic.One, an English-language daily, * Quick Canadian Quiz 1.Name the third largest province.2.Over the past 15 years have Canadian tariff rates decreased or increased ?3.Oil and natural gas have been produced in Alberta for how many years ?4.In 1939 the federal government\u2019s revenue was $45.03 per capita.What is it today ?5.In net value of production what industry produces the most wealth in Manitoba ?ANSWERS: 5.Manufacturing is first, agriculture second.3.For 40 years.1.British Columbia.4.Otawa\u2019s annual revenue is now about $300 per person.2.Tariff rates have decreased.Between 1937 and 1951 they decreased by 28 per cent.* branded Lucien Picard as the \u201cmad butcher of Youville Square\u201d even before he faced a coroner's inquest.It was: at the inquest that Judge Marechal Nantel issued a terse warning that under our laws an accused person is innocent until proven guilty, and that he would allow no demonstrations, The other and far worse offender was & French-language crime tabloid which published photos of the dismembered body of the six-year-old boy.Seldom have we heard such disgust in the voices of people we spoke to about these pictures.Councillor Alfred Gagliardi of Montreal said \u201cno newspaper has a Tight to commercialize such depravity\u201d when he asked provincial authorities to confiscate all copies of the tabloid.And he was right.Well-intentioned people have long cried out against the violence portrayed in the \u2018crime comics\u201d which are now taboo on newsstands.But what of the bloodshed and violence outlined in word and photo in the rash of crime tabloids now on sale?Don\u2019t the yougsters see them?Are they less harmful?The provincial censors are noted for their vigilance against harmful written material, and they have never seemed particularly alert against harmful written material, and the banned publications are mostly from outside the province.Let them look closer to home.Rector of Trinity The Community of Christians - VI by Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Memorial Church The theme of the meeting of the World Council of Churches is The Christian Hope, and it is one of the assumptions that the Christian must be concerned not only with the hope of ultimate redemption but also with the hope for a better society within history.So the second great problem is \u201cSocial Ques- tions\u2014The Responsible Society in a World Perspective.\u201d The commission which deals with this question treats first the World Social Revolution and considers very frankly the Decline of Classical Capitalism, the Reformulation of Socialism, and in general the Concern of the Churches with Social Problems.I would personally interject this comment: The most tragic mistake which the business world has made in the last decade is to use the phrase \u201cFree Enterprise\u201d as though it still existed, or could or should exist.If business had had the sense to accept and develop the idea of controlled Capitalism the social problems would have been easier to solve, practically and politically.For the reformulation of the doctrine of Socialism and its recognition of private enterprise bring the two schools of thought very close together.The second comment I would make personally is that some churchmen are far too much inclined to sympathy with Communism on the ground that it is only a Christian heresay.But the same might be said of National Socialism.We shall keep our Christian thinking clearer and saner if we see all secular totalitarianisms as enemies of the Gospel.This commission's report goes on to describe the trends in different parts of the world.Two are particularly interesting, In Great Britain there is a strong and gorw- in- movement toward the education and use of the laymen in these social problems and the application of Christianity =~ to them.-Some readers will have known of the Christian News-Letter which was issued fortnightly in England dur- ing the last war.It was generally four pages, and sometimes had a supplement of the same size, but it was a steady comment on world events from a Christian point of view.Kathleen Bliss, one of the Editors, will be a delegate to Ev- anston, The second significant thing is the change of mind in the Lutheran Churches of Europe in regard to social problems.Before the Second World War the Lutherans left such questions to the State; now they realize that the Church as such has a word to say.This commission has a section on The Presentation of the Gospel in Communist Countries.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave, John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Mr.Galt McDefmott, Organist and Choirmaster 11.00 \u2026.m.\u2018MORNING WORSHIP 7.30 pan.EVENING WORSHIP Rev.ARTHUR W.RICH, D.D., of Delray Beach, Florida Preacher at both Services Wednesday at 8.00 MIDWEEK FELLOWSHIP Come -nd Bring your Friends SYNAGOGUES CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wiifred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson - Rev.J.J.Fromm PUBLIC WORSHIP Sabbath Eve., Friday, August 13th Candle Lighting no later than 7:45 pan.Evening Services at 6:15 p.m.SABBATH MORNING 9:00 a.m, Preliminary Services 10:00 a.m.Scriptural Readings Deuteronomy: Ch.3, V.23\u2014 Ch, 7, V.11.Isaiah: Ch.40, V\u2019s 1-26, Evening Services at 7.50 pm, Ethics, of The Fathers, Ch, 3 EKDAY SERVICES sunda.morning at 8:30 a.m.sum, mornings at 7:30 a.m.Come to Church , Four Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.There Does Freedom Flourish.\"Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly: | Christian Science 1 * How true happiness is to be found through understanding the spiritual laws which govern the universe, including man, will be brought out at Christian Science services Sunday in, the Lesson- Sermon entitled \u201cSoul\u201d, The spiritual nature of happiness will be set forth in the following passage from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scripture\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy: \u201cSoul has infinite resources with which to bless mankind, and happiness would be more readily attained and would be more secure in our keeping, if sought in Soul.Higher enjoyments- alone can satisfy the cravings of immortal man.We cannot circumscribe happiness within the limits of personal sense.\u201d Isaiah's promise of peace and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street .Sunday, August 15th 11:00 a.m.Church Service 11:00 am.Sunday School .Subjects of Lesson-Sermon: \u201cSoul\u201d.Golden Text: Psalms 27:1.The Lord is my light and my salvation; .whom shall I fear?The Lord is my strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the publie Tuesday, -Thursday and Friday, 0 4 p.m, Joy to those who spiritually under.\u2018stand God will be included in the readings from the Bible\u2019 \u201cFor ye shall go out with joy, and be led forth with peace: the -mountaing and the hills shall forth before you into singing, and all the threes of the field shall clap their hands.\u201d PRESBYTERIAN, MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas, C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D, ~ Mialster.Sunday, August 15th \u201811:00 a.m.Morning Service.The Rev, R.Hancock, M, M North Bay, Ontario.MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.Organist and Choirmnster Mr.Lester A.Woodin, STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN : and : DOMINION-DOUGLAS Joint Services in STANLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Westmont & Victoria Aves.The No.14 street ca.stops at the doer 11:00 a.m.Rev.Eric A.Mclllwain, B.A.The World Council of Churches\u2019 meeting at Evanston, Ill.,, August 15th to 31st, 1954.\u201cWho Will Be There?What is Ecu- menicity?\u201d EVERYONE WELCOME Doris Killam, A.R.C.T., L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director ANGLICAN UNITED CALVARY CHURCH and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Combined Services in Calvary Church Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Waltes J.Spence, B.A.11 a.m.Mornihg Worship No Evening Service During; August Organist and Choir Director: Mr.Eric J.Adams, Mus, Bae, Organist and Choir Director WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL and ST.ANDREW'S WESTMOUNT Uniting for the summer months IN ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH (101 Cote St Antoine Rd) (near Argyle Avenue) Sunday, August 15th 11:00 am.Rev.R.H.McColl, B.D.B.A.No Evening Service - Holy Comraunion, Church Of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev Alexander Mellor, Recter Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant Ninth Sunday After Trinity 8:00 am Holy Communion 10:15 a.m.Mattins (Said) 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m.EVENSONG Monday & Friday, .00 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, 7:00 aan.Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, w M.Rev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.8:00 a.m.11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Morning Service and Sermon 7:30 p m.Evening Service (Sald) Organist and Choir Director \u2014 0.R.Gliddon Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.UNITED | IE NEXT SUNDAY AT ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH DOWNTOWN RELIGIOUS CENTRE ESTABLISHED 1803 463 St.Catherine Street West Convenient to hotels Guest preacher will be REV.E.BRUCE HALLETT, B.A, B.D., of OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO, formerly of Wesley United Church, Montreal.11:00 A.M.Subject \u201cREDEMPTIVE LOVE\u201d.7:30 P.M.Subject \u201cTHE COMMUNION OF SAINTS\u201d.Musical Programme: Morning.Hymn to the Trinity.\u2014Tschaikowsky.Solo.\u201cCome ye blessed of my Father\u201d \u2014Prindle-Scott.ALLAN ROBINSON Evening.Anthem.\u201cO Come ye servants of the Lord\u201d \u2014Tye, Solo.\u201cLord we pray Thee\u201d \u2014Mozart.DOROTHY RINGWOOD Visitors are Warmly Welcomed at This Religious Centre .Rev.B, B.Brown, D.D.Sunday and weekday evenings at 7:45 p.m, Interim Minister Arnold Bells Organist and Choirmaster Fi Aug Ser- |P \u2018tators on their toes.Hunter was Arnold Mclean ARNOLD McLEAN, (left) golf pro.at Whitlock and last year\u2019s winner of this event, like \u201cLandy in their 18 hole finals playoff in the Annual Lions.Golf Tournament accepts the Trophy of Widock Receives Lions Trophy from Lions Deputy District Governor LARRY SHEASGREEN., McLean beat Beaconsfield\u2019s pro.and last years winner of this event, like \u201cLandy took Bannister,\u201d at the last hole.| Baie d'Urfee-Beaurepaire | Regatta On August 21st The Baie d'Urfe - Beaurepairexs Sailing Regatta will take place on Aug.21 over the traditional \u201cT\u201d shaped course with the starting line off Angell\u2019s Point, Beaure- paire.Feature event of the Regatta is the handicap race for the Ishkoodah Cup, in which all yachts 18 feet and over which comply with the general restrictions contained in the deed of gift are eligible to compete.These restrictions are intended to ensure that only yachts of reasonably strong construction and seaworthy design shall be allowed to compete for the famous trophy.Individual classes for all types are provided whether they are eligible for the Ishkoodah Cup or not.Westmount Bowlers See Champions Win One of the most interesting games so far this season was the final of the P.Q.L.B.A.Rinks Championships on the Westmount Bowling Club Greens on Monday evening, when Verdun and La- chine Rinks battled for honors.Verdun \u2014 W.Williams, R.Burnside, A.Brown, W.Burnside (Skip).Lachine \u2014 G.Logan, S.Thomson, B.Shorrock, T.\"lun- ter (Skip).The game was 21 ends.Going into the last end, after a close game which kept the spec- up 4, 23-19.At this stage it looked as though the honors would go to Lachine, as Hunter was counting after sending up his last bowl, but with a spectacular running shot Burnside hit the Jack head on, seding it out of bounds.This necessitated the playing of an extra end, and gave him a ch-nce to even the score or win.When it came time for .he skips to play, Verdun had built up a good end, which Hunter tried to break up, but Verdun still counted 4 shots when Burnside came in with his last bowl to make it 5, winning the game 24 to 23.It was a wonderful game.to win, and a hard one to lose.D, Colville, President of the P.Q.L.B.A.-of- ficiæted at the presentation of the trophy and prizes, In 1953 Canadians bought from | other countries $210 million worth of goods more than they sold to other countries; in the first four months of this year foreign piis- chases exceeded foreign sales by $117 million.° a THR EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1954 Westmount Rugger Club \u2018| mention score but we hear tell SAGE ELEVEN Takes Golf By Jim The Westmount Rugger Back Seat Adam club may be able to beat the newly-formed Montreal Barbarians.on the rugger field but when it comes to golf they have to take a back-seat.St.Sauveur when Peter Dennis of the Barbarians walked off with first prize by carding a neat 81 over the popular ski spot's beautiful layout.Peter was presented with a tankard and was crowned the first champ of this (what will now be) annual tournament.Coming in second was the pre- tourney favorite George Ewan, the club captain who finished with an 84 which nosed out long- driving Ian Monroe by one stroke for the second slot.The rest of tle field was well back, coach Ian Mair leading the next batch with 103.Net honors went to Bob \u201cMashie-Niblick\u201d Watt whe with the aid of the Atlantic handicap system finished with a net 66.He was followed by Dave Logan of the Barbarians who was one stroke back in second place.The most honest golfer award went to social director Donald Munro who claimed that pressure of business had affected his game! We have been requested not to that he played the first nine in 82 but fell away in the back half.A fine evening was enjoyed by all after the event and it was voted one of the best social outings the club has ever put on and our thanks for this to Donald Munro.Already plans are being made for next year when it is hoped to hold the event at the same site.Our thanks also go to Dow Brewery who donated some of their fine product as prizes.With the festivity of the golf \u2018do\u201d over, the club now gets down to serious training for the coming fall season.Next Saturday sees the first session which will be held in Westmount Park on the plot of land adjoining the R.M.R.armoury on St.Catherine Street West at 3 p.m.There will be training at the same site every Tuesday and Thursday at 6.30 p.m.All interested in joining the club in a playing capacity should make themselves known to officials at the training grounds.The Montreal Barbarians suffered a cruel blow when skipper, Pat Garbutt was moved to Toronto by his company.Pat, a fine back row forward will be missed by the newly-formed club as well This was proved Saturday at¥ the Toronto Barbarians, As yet the Barbarians have not ane nounced their new captain but it is expected that Dave Logan will move up from his vice-captain\u2019s as by his mary friends in the Westmount club.He has joined (Continued on Page 12) a eos oy v - omar Lm we gree pt .LAL \u2019 mme es te er» CANADA'S.LARGEST SELLING LAGER EA GD GD Cw ED AES ED WS GF Ch WS Tm ML GE GE GER CEE GIR GIR ED mr WED GNP SD WED GER GIF WI ES me ww em oma + mts x7 ®acE TWELVE day, - heart.» 4 American Success In Success in bullfighting may mean merely staying alive, if the .- experience of four Americans in .Mexico is any criterion.Though the sport is often termed too bloodthirsty for the tastes of North Americans, it proved to be a longtime ambition\u2019 of the yourg Americans.all students.at Mexico City College.They traded their textbooks for \u2018the bullfighter's cape and sword, and when the afternoon was over, the inexperienced Americans were still alive, much to the surprise of the crowd.For three weeks before the big the four practiced the traditional passes and learned other \u2018tricks of the trade from a novil- lero, or bullfighter who has not attained profesional status.Practice With Horns All their practicing was done with only a set of horns, since arrangements to practice their passes with a genuine bull fell through.The Americans came face to face with an untamed bull for the first time when they set foot in the arena, before 1000 somewhat cynical spectators.- The only concession made to the beginner.was to round off about a half-inch of the sharp horns of the 550-pouud bulls.John \u201cWally\u201d Minard, 26, of Chicago, drew the lot for the first bull.A kicking, snorting, jet- black young hull came charging out of its dark cell into the light of the ring.tossing its head and looking for trouble.Approving Yells The crowd gasped as Minard coolly made = few passes with his cape while the bull's horns whisked by.There were approving yells of \u201cOle!\u201d from the grandstand.During the first part of any bullfight, ascistants always go in with capes to help wear the bull down before the kill.This bull knocked down one of Minard's Mexican assistants.When Min- ard tried to get the bull off, he was thrown to the ground and the bull began té maul him.It was probably only the blunted horns that saved him from serious injury.The bull was drawn Minard got up with a little blood on his cheek and continued the traditional passes.\u201cFinally.he lunged and thrust the curved blade of the sword into the small ares baelweei.the shoulder blades where it must go to enter the In a moment the hull dropped dead \u2014 a perfect kill.The crow: began to cheer, As Minard's bull dropped, the spectators began to wave their handkerchiefs and chant \u2018\u2018torrero\u201d \u2014- master of the bull.They would not stop until the American boy was awarded two ears and a tail, the highest reward a matador can receive, ! Shows Best orm Boh Blanchard, 23, from Cleveland, faced the second bull.Veteran bullfight fans agreed that he had the best Form of the four He was the only one not thrown by his bull \u2014 the horns came close, but never touched him.The third bull was for Lester Findiay 34, of La Verne.California.He faced his bull smiling and made several! traditional passes and many unorthodox pasr23 which amused the crowd, but he was thrown and mauled before it was over.Asked about bullfighting afterward, he rubbed a hip and announced his retirement.Gets Smallest Bull Last in the ring was Wayne \u201cDuffy\u201d Rogers, from Mundelein, IU., near Chicago.Tne biggest of the tour Mexican City College students got the smallest bull.He made some of the best muleta (small cape) passes of the afternoon.Once when the bull hit him instead of the cape, Rogers clamped his arm over the bull's head and kept from falling.Each of the last two boys \u2018cut an ear\u201d as the Mexican sportswriters say of the awarding of off and* Alive 7 A MASTER OF THE BULL, shouted the crowd in Mexico City when Wally Minard finished his stint in the bull ring.But first came three weeks of practice like this, with only a set of horns and an eager helper.} = MASTER OF THE MULETA, or small cape, is Lester Findlay as he follows through with a traditional pass in the best matador style.Findlay was thrown and mauled by the animal and announced afterwards, \u201cIve retired.\u201d \u2019 Cairns, Sagnent Westmount .George Cairns and Miss Sargent.(Continued from Page 11) position.to take over the leadership role, \u2019 walked off with the silverware WESTMOUNT WARBLES ., | Wednesday evening in the \u2018put- Bob Watt credits his winning of | ting tournament, held cn the net award in the golf tourna- Westmount Park carpet.ment to clean living .we all thought it was skill Bob .the social evening after the tourney 98 for 36 holes in a honey pot competition and Miss Sargent fin- THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, oss e ( i ° \u201cFg \u2018 | Bullfighters Find: e 1 Staying tha, George Cairns came in with a wd, ~.- i Wheel The Wheel-Chair Wonders and the Hi-Aces will\u2019 clash in an exhibition baskethall game tonight at the Pointe Claire Kinsmen Playground beginning at seven\u2019 o'clock, Following ths basketball game, an exhibiton of archery and\u2019 javelin throwing will be put on by the Wonders.This event is being sponsored in order to raise funds for the athletic activities of the Paraplegic.Association of Montreal.Wherever these men play they are assured of a fine reception.It is- hopéd that the Next Tuesday; August 17 will be Dixie\u201cKinsmen \u2018Day.A group of boys and girls from.Dixie Play.\u2019 ground will spend the day at the Kinsmen Park.Games of Sofi.ball, Basketball, Volleyball, Sang Bags, Horseshoes, and Ping Pong will be played.All of the-boys ang girls are asked to bring their lunches so.that a picnic lunch can be held at noon.The following is a schedûlè of games for the day: Girls\u201d Softball, Boys\u2019 Basketball and Volleyball in the morning.Boys\u2019 -Softball and Girly people of Pointe Claire will,come 1 Basketball and Volleyball in the out \u201cin great numbers to see these handicapped men take part in skilled physical activity.held Aug.18th anda sealed hole competition on the 25th.\" afternoon.= The play-offs\u2019in all leagues will begin on - Monday, August 23, Saturday, August 28, will be Championship Day.This is a date to remember as all final games will be played on this day.STUDEBAKER \u2014 SALES & Sales: 5028 Sherbrooke St.Service: 370 Victoria.Avenu In The West End: BUDD & DYER Lid.SERVICE \u2014 we - \"WA.0331 HU.9-3151 - Canada s First Bank WORKING WITH CANADIANS su EVERY WAALS of Life > SINCE 4607 BRANCHES in WESTMOUNT to s Westmount Branch, Greene & Western Aves.: Ny, erve you JACK ENGLAND, Manager Claremont Ave.& Sherbrooke St.: \u2019 Toa JOHN E.L.HOLLYER, Manager voted one of the best ever by |.all.wish we had been there.ished with an 88.Bill McQueen (Oor Wullie) the A handicap tournament will be only casualty of the day .he finished up in the pool fully \u2018 clothed .that will teach hiin to tangle with Ian Monroe .the expected long diving competition didn't\u2019 come off .probably no halls left after the eighteen hole divot-digging .but Bill Cullens was still maintaining that the secret is all in the wrists .this reporter was recently in Toronto where plans for the coming season are going along apace .most clubs have started training and the Ontario championship looks a close thing between the Barbarians and the Scottish of the Queen City .the Scottish it seems have heen training \u2018 all summer Pat Garbutt wishes to be remembered to all his friends in this city .the date of the club's first dance of the season will be announced here nex.week .anyone interested in joining the club either in a playing or non-playing capacity should contact Jim Adam at FI.0217 or MA.6251.one ear to the matador.Blanchard cut two ears for his performance.despite the fact his hull was not quite as spirited as the first one.Minard didn't seem so excited about bullfighting afterward.Wiping some blood off his cheek he mised, \u201cI don't think there's much future in it.\u201d You can depend spon it! That fine full-bodied quality .and true malt flavour give happy retief to the thirsty throat every times Lhe Je Chair Wonders Exhibition | Game At Kinsmen Park Tonight = "]