The Westmount examiner, 9 septembre 1955, vendredi 9 septembre 1955

[" \"EE 4 = SERIE TS PS TRES sa ; CES A = is i At afb dui de + i ET 4 ve \"\u201d still the ERS RADIO CORTROL BODY NEEDED Gord Sinclair | Tells Story To Rotarians Private radio still resents the fact that the CBC is their competitor and judge, Gordon Sinclair, chief an- -nouncer of CFCF told West- mount Rotarians Wednesday noon at Victoria Hall, and there is stil a general belief among private radio men that what this country needs is a regulatory body, governing both private radio \u2018and the government opera- _ tion.Tne statement concluded a short address on \u2018Behind- the-scenes\u2019 radio in which the popular early-morning - voice of CFCF held his audience with a mixture of serious and comic comments , On radio and the part it is 1 playing today in the social and commercial life of the - community.a.\u2018Sinclair sketched.\u201chis own \u201cearly days in small station operation in Niagara Falls, Oshawa and Fredericton \u201cNB.- In a comic +aside about television, he ,said that he \"was one of a group with a slogan \u201cHelp Stamp Out TV\u201d but he felt they weren't doing too well with the _ campaign.Radio, he said, and es- _ pecially in association with newspaper advertising, is best and most economical method of reaching the public \u2014 if the merchant has something to sell, and at the right price.Television, he said, was in his opinion an.excellent medium for national advertisers, but for the local merchant, radio and the .newspaper was still tops.\u2019 The Rotarians appeared particularly to enjoy Sinclair\u2019s stories of his own difficulties in early-morning (Continued on Page 5) tar Tle Yistionit 4 mmer yy VOL, XXVI, No.30 R.M.R.Holding Regimental Shoot, Sept.18 It has just peen revealed in the unit Newspaper \u201cThe R.M.R.Intercom\u201d that the Annual Regimental Classification Shoot at Mount Bruno will take place on September 18.This is a must for all members of the unit because the results are recorded in the individual training records, There are individual prizes and trophies at stake of which the Commanding Officers Cup and the Sgt's Mess Cup were won by C.S.M.Macdonald last year.This will be the first weekend turnout of the season.The inspection by Princess Royal on October 4 is still front page news for the unit and it is the intention of all ranks to make this event a standout success.To do this the co-opera- tion of all ranks is asked .for especially in getting out on parade nights.The new building for Ste.Anne\u2019s \u201cD\u201d Co.headquarters is coming along steadily and it is expected that some time in October the unit may be able to.move in although the necessary partitioning on the second floor will not be expected to be completed till later.Sad news was conveyed the other night when O/Cdt.D.Kit- son announced that he was leaving for Vancouver with irons in the fire for a better job.\u201cD\u201d Company is going to miss his valuable experience and very likeable personality.Ste.Anne's is losing him but some Vancouver Unit will gain as he has the intention of joining the Militia out there.Queen Elizabeth Canvassers Are Poised For Fund Drive , Canvassers in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital - Campaign are poised for the opening gun tomorrow \"morning when they will set out to collect the $110,000 which the hospital urgently needs to meet its ordinary \u2018\u2019, maintenance costs.\u201c : this responsibility shared \u2018 possible.\u2018The individual small subscriptions are the \u2018backbone of our effort, so make certain that all cards are covered and new subscribers are given the.opportunity to share in R.G.M.Gammel], General Campaign Chairman - told canvassers on the eve of the drive that they were not seeking \u2018something for nothing\u201d.hospital returned in service to the community full value for every dollar contributed.To \u201cThe work which our hospitals do without - \u2018charge and at below cost is now, I think, well known - to the general public.I am sure you will discover this for yourselves as you make your daily calls.The campaign offers an opportunity to spread a Christian + responsibility.For that reason we are glad to have \"Elizabeth, The contributioh made today.could mean \u201cthe saving of a life tomorrow.\u201d ; 2, The campaign Will.continue: to September\u2019 28, CF The on as broad a basis as the work of the Queen\u2019 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1955 HONOURABLE GEORGE C.MARLER, Minister of Transport, will be in the city next week to falfili a speaking engagement at the opening rally of the Junior Advertising and Sales Club.Mr.Marler, who was appointed Minister of Transport in the Federal Government July 1st, 1954, is in close touch with the Air Transport Board, the Board of Transport Commissioners, The Canadian Maritime Commission, the National Harbours Board, among others \u2014 and of course, the St.Lawrence Sea- \" way Authority.His appointment to the Federal Cabinet was the high mark of a career that has been filled with outstanding achicvements since he graduated from McGill University wit hthhe Degree of Bachelor of Civil Law.Notable service in the field of municipal politics was followed by Mr.Marler\u2019s election in 1942 to represent Westmount-St.George in the Legislative Assembly of Quebec.He served as leader as opposition from 1948 until 1953.The opening rally of the Junior Advertising and Sales Club at which Mr.Marler is scheduled to speak will be held in the Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, Wednesday, September 14th at 8 o\u2019clock._SIXTEEN PAGES Training Starts For Air Cadets Monday Evening The 1955-56 training program for No.1 (West Montreal) Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets, will comménce Monday at squadron headquarters, West- mount Junior High School, 20 Academy Road, Westmount.The squadron, Canada\u2019s first, will offer ground and air instruction to boys between the ages of 14 and 18, and will.also offer special trips to various industrial concerns together with tours of RCAF stations and flying in service aircraft._ It was announced today by S/L H.S.Greene, Commanding \u2018Officer, that the squadron completed a successful summer camp at RCAF Station, Clinton, Ontario.and it was also pointed out that several cadets had been chosen for specialized training during the summer months as follows: WO2 G.Fitzrandolph, Special Instructors course, RCAF, Ab- botsford, B.C.; F/S A.Girey, Senior Leaders course, RCAF, Camp Borden, Ont.; Sgt.R.Madden, Senior.NCOs course, RCAF, Clinton, Ont.In addition to the above, three cadets from this unit have been undergoing flying training with the Montreal Flying Club, Car- tierville, and should receive their wings in November.They are F/S G.Griffith, Sgt.W.Norton, Sgt.J.Parsons.5, All new recruits* \u2018should re- -|port to F/L.L.8.Hyman at squadron headquarters, West- mount Junior High School, at 7:30 p.m.Monday.Boys from all districts of Montreal are welcome.> SWAN GETS: WINGS: PO, Morley Db, Ha p Swan, son of A W.D.Swan, secretary- \u201ctreasurer of- the.City of Westmount, and Mrs, \u2018\u2019Swan, Is shown here receiving his wings-from- # .Group Captain E.H.Evans, C.0., R.C.station at.Saskatoon, : ceremony followed three summers of training, ee Saskatchewan.pr A A PAGE TWO \u201c AUSTRALIAN JOURNEY.ét, uw #: j : - Melbourne Prepares For First | Olympics In Southern Hemisphere Third of Four Articles writ and Quebec weekly editor John Freeman, who Foceatly returned from a five-week trip to Australia._ 0,4 Article No.3 ten by CWNA editorial representative via Canadian Pacific's \u201cEmpress of Amsterdam\u201d had been accompanied by the popping of flash- \u201cbulbs.I was distinguished only because I had carted a pair of skiis all the way across Canada in\u2019 the summer, and then by aircraft over some 8,500 Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS Made-To-Measure In One Week BEST ENGLISH WOOLENS $55.up Customers or osr material made op.® REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENTS' TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) My arrival at Sydney Airport miles of Pacific Ocean! I \u2018parried, successfully 1 thought, numerous questions .on skiing (I have been on them twice in my life); the skiis were for an \u201cAussie\u201d Air Force pal who wanted something particularly Canadian to remind him of happy days spent in Canada while a trainee under the Empire Training Scheme., ; My eventual destination Was Melbourne, - and through excel lent facilities available at the airport found myself aboard a Trans Australian Airlines DC-6 bound for Victoria's state capital within an hour of my arrival at Sydney.With its fine climate, Australia is one.of the most air- minded countriea in the world.My fare for the 450-mile trip from Sydney to Melbourne, (about the same distance as from Montreal to New York) came to approximately $20.and flying conditions, described in the latest Aussie vernacular, were \u201cmighty\u201d, \u201cWe'll Show The Werld\u201d I was particularly fortunate in meeting and becoming friendly with Press and Publicity officers in charge of arrangements for the 16th Olympic Games being held in Melbourne next year from November 22 to De- WI.6633 cember 8.The foreboding eof gloomy pro- A XMAS selling Canada Savings Bond Hampton Ave., N.D.C.Men and women, you can earn your gift money by ness contacts during your spare time.For further details write to Box 468, The Westmount Examiner, 2185 BONUS s to your friends and busi- THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT, 9, 1953 used in past Olympics.phets that this city will \u201cbotch the games\u201d is vigorously denied by citizens of all walks of life as well as officials who know that the games are too important to permit of anything but success.It\u2019s not a question of \u201cwill they be a .success?\u201d but rather \u201cHow big a success will they be?\u201d John Laughlin, press officer who will have the unenviable chore of looking after the needs of an estimated 1,000 press members expected at the Olympics, is a very quiet and unassuming man who has the God-given quality of being able to make visitors and strangers feel at home from the moment hé greets them.He'll need something to look after this gang of sports writers and photographers from some 50 countries! Stadium Will Hold 104,000 Major features of Olympic Games preparations are the enlargement of the Melbourne Cricket Ground to accommodate 104,000, which will make it BIG- te Te sad SITE OF 1956 OLYMPICS: A giant WELCOME spells out the type of greeting competitors for the \u201956 Olympies will receive at Melbourne, Australia This huge Melbourne cricket stadium, capable of seating 104,000 persons, is bigger than any other stadium \u201cIts immense,\u201d was naturally, took a \u201cdim view\u201d when he saw two lone workman on the Games site! Actually the organising éom- mittee\u2019s June \u201cprogress report\u201d showed all work to be either ahead of, or else on, schedule.\u2018Bet On Aussie Swimmers The Australians expect their own athletes to do wel under \u201chome conditions\u201d and I was told to \u201cput a couple of dollars on the Aussies to clean up the swimming events\u201d \u2014 this is the \u2018good gen\u201d from the most sports-concious people on the globe.With a mere ten million peo- | ple they won no less than six gold medals at the last Olympics held at Helsinki in 1952! Overseas visitors may book tickets to the various events, in advance, from travel agents and airlines.Tourist Attractions Galore It was not until 1788\u2014some thirty years AFTER Wolfe took Quebec that the first boatload John Freeman's way of describing the bowl when he saw it during a recent tour ef the Pacific via Canadian Pacific Air Lines.Mr.Freeman made his trip as editorial representative of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association.of settlers and convicts arrived in Australia.Yet in this country so much younger than Canada there is a great awareness of the importance of the tourist trade, and (Continued on Page 5) NOW PLAYING! 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ee courtesy of REPATSTIOING AND os Jar summer program activities : - A T 1 LL ar a and girls Leaders Needed nounced by librarian Kathleen venue (I ors \u2014 are Back pe Re ity With the commencement of| Jenkins, & VALET SERVICE = are , \u2018 th ason, the Unity Boys ; EE Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount is club ill require ditional ove - The display arrived here after.1186 GREENE AVENUE making plans for the forthcom-| anteer leaders.Although it is| recent piton at the Inter.CUP Sd OELIVERT ; ing Fall and Winter season.early to determine the require- London Englan a Toe 8 e tra 2K-UP and DELIVERY During this period of program ments for the forthcoming sea- don, \u201cng'and.\u201cNey are Lra- WE 5908 lanni the Clubh ill b ; velling through Canada now and « planning, the Clubhouse will De! son, we are appealing to the ill be at the 1 ; OPEN All open for registration purposes citizens of Westmount and St.Se f 0 e local library until EN AN Bay WEDNESDAYS only.Membership renewals be-| Henry to offer their services if >of \u201c7 gan on September 1, and will| they have a few hours per week continue on until September 15|to spare and if they are ex- when the new program sched-| perienced or have knowledge of ules begin.the following Arts, crafts, hob- A Red Feather Service bies or sports: Plastics, wood- \u201c The Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- work, art work, sewing, knitting, mount, sponsored by the Rotary model aircraft, stamp collecting, Club of Westmount is operated dramatics, square dancing, bas- : by the Montreal Boys\u2019 Associa- ketball, hockey, gymnastics, etc.- _ A.M.MACKENZIE tion, a Red.Feather Service and| Anyone interested in volunt- We have the clothes your gerves the Community by pro- peering {heir services are asked boy needs for the new season.panies had formed a co- viding recreational facilities for|'0 Bel in touch wi e Come in and see our selection.ordinating organization \u2014 the boys and girls.Much interest is director at WI.5508 or apply Sparking Canadian Management Coun- being shown in the Arts and [at the Club at 1080 Greene Ave- \u2014 cil.Since then, the country has Crafts Workships which are of- nue.WHITE SHIRTS 3 25 & 3 75 been represented at the Ninth fering unlimited constructive ac- Time Schedule en EW by Arrow ° ° Congress, at Brussels, in 1951, tivities and services to meet the| Beginning next Monday, Sep- .and at the Tenth Congress, at need of individual youngsters.| tember 12th, the Clubhouse will | Sao Paulo; Brazil, in 1954; Mr.These activities include: leather-|be open from 3 p.m.to 5 p.m.NAVY BLAZERS w SOCKS \u2018 Mackenzie was a member of work, sewing, art, fretwork, and 6.30 p.m.to 9 p.m.Monday 9 95 oo an ylon ther Canadiän delegatioh to woodwork, wood-carving, glass| through Friday and from 9 a.m, Sizes 6 to 10 Ye 89¢ Brussels and headed the de- painting, model boat building, (to 12 noon and 1.30 p.m.to 4.30 pair legatiori to Sao Paulo.shell-work and novelty crafts.À p.m.on Saturdays.Sizes 12 to 1 12.95 ~~ Others from 50c riation of indoor sports such zes 12 16 Mr.Mackenzle, who recently va * ketball le ball.bad Along the Grapevine ._\u2014 relinquished his post as as- às: baske , Volleyball, bad- WE HEAR THAT: Senior = peur sistant vice-president in charge minton, gymnastics, wrestling, teen-agers are anxious to re- SPORT SHIRTS .BRIEF S & TOP S 1 to t and general gym games provides .By Moodies of labor relations carry ow ; sume their Wednesday night get- fee \u2014-speclal studies in that field for members with the wholesome use|, gethers .addition informa- In fancy checks and tartans.79 ¢ a the Bell Company, flew to Oslo of leisure time, for the building ion has been requested by junior 9 1 9 late last week accompanied of health and for ie leadership members regarding the Friday e up by Mrs.Mackenzie; and guidance which produces Nite Junior Teen-age Club ._.SWEATERS - information also being requested English all wool ut ¢ oe relatives to the opening rehear- PANTS 4,79 4 95 Small or large installations in houses or sais of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Tal- (SAR Res up .3 3 s promplly carried out, ent Parade .Incidently, Fred : industrial plants promptly Pennell, the Talent Club Super-|2 WINDBREAKERS 6.50 \u2014\u2014 PR \u2019 INST ALL ATIONS visor will be back for, his fourth Nyion and Combed Cotton Ve 6.\u2018 year at Unity and so will Her- id 1; : bert Davies, our genial projec- Open Fridays to 9 p.m.and REPAIRS tionist \u2014 Russell Skinner is P y P- ! Lo ' \u2019 : leaving today for New York BRUCE JOHNSTON pT * where he will attend the Boys\u2019 * PROMPT SERVICE Clubs of America Course on MEN'S WE AR Boys\u2019 Work., Grant \u2018\u2019\u2018Oscar\u201d Pp.McCUAIG Peterson: who: was ;on .the Senior \u2018 : wy , i eg \\ LIMITED © \u201cBY cog squad, for the past 126% Greehe \u2018Avenue: = FL oh 65 Hillside Ave two _years_js hoping to Coach ald _ | (Opposite Steinberg's) PA + Westmount junior basketball team this year.orn na \u201cALEXANDER J For Oslo Meet MACKEN:\"} - M: ZIE, 3042 Trafalgar avenue; Westmount, president of the Canadian Management Council and assistant vice-president of The Bell Telephone Company \u2018of Canada, has left for Oslo, Norway, to attend an executive meeting of the International \u2018Committee of Scientific Man- ; agement.At the \u201cfive-day meeting, \u201cwhich opens on September 12, Mr.Mackenzie will work with representatives of 23 other countries on the preparation of business sessions for the Eleventh International .Man- \u201ca.; agement Congress to be held - in Paris; in 1957.+, \u201cThe international body, of- -.\u2018fleially called the CIOS (for \u201c@ethité International de I'Or- mde es a AT PLAYGROUND CLOSING: These smiling youngsters were honored at the Westmount parks and playground closing last week at the Athletic Grounds.Attending the festivities on .behalf of the city were Aldermen J.C.Cushing and Allan Powis, Jr.The boys and girls, who were winners of the most Stayner \u2014 Frank Robinson, Pete Doherty, Barbara Doherty, Ann Doherty and Pearl Mauer; from Westmount \u2014 John Meehan, Andre Camilli, Jan Cruise and Susan O'Reilly; from Prince Albert \u2014 Constante Nucci, Paul Leblanc, Martin Cun- dall, Pat Grant, Camille Monton and Christienne Monton.wi PAGE FOUR |, Pefer Leslie Wins $500 Scholarship A Westmount High School graduate was one of 13 students College entrance scholarships, it was announced this week, Peter Leslie was awarded a Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co, scholarship, worth $500 annually for three years.Texas raises more wild tur awarded University of.Bishop\u2019s! keys than any other state.PIRE A PAYETTE§RADIO bE HT Tam D(NEAR UNIVERSITY) (ÉR PER BAG, $2.50 RE.7-8742 IMPROVE YOUR LAWN WITH .DACCORD READY MIX LAWN TOP DRESSING CASH AND CARRY E.DACCORD LTD.840 Lucerne Road, Town of Mt.Royal PER BAG, DELIVERED $2.75 RE.3-7324 THE WESTMOUNT general manager, wear the stone.\u2014Lucretius EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.5, 1955 IN GLIDDEN TOUR: Fred Morrell, assistant Rolls-Royce of Canada; Alec.Budd of Budd & Dyer, Rolls-Royce distributors in Quebec; and Charles A.Denman The falling drops at last will of Brewerton, N.Y., owner and driver of the ~ 1906 Rolls-Royce touring car which passed through this district on the week-end as part of the annual Glidden tour.COST $17 0-00 NO MILEAGE CHARGE: Automatics at Slightly Higher Rates OWN A CAR FOR A MONTH 3 Months $155.& Months $140.9 Months $125.by James Murray Park In Westmount R.Macken di Murray Park in Westmount, Is a lovely place to see.A.little bit of Heaven, To all completely free.Murray Park, I'll call it, Because I've watched it grow, From a wild and tangled wood-lot, To a precious place to know.From the height of land, a picture, When a summer storm has passed The storm, now in the distance, See blue Saint Lawrence flow, A mile wide stream of water, And Nunns Island with its grove.The city rooks are shining, From summer's cooling shower, Sun bright, above the tree-tops, Like Eastern Praying Towers.There's a grove of tall Acacias, That's something sweet to see, In June, when perfumed blossoms, : Adorn each slender tree, PEEL-WINDSOR GARAGE INCORPORATED, LICENSEE St.Catherine and Peel Streets And Cumuli clouds, majestic, Are rolling, southward, fast.There\u2019s a group of lovely Poplars, Slender their foliage borne, mes = ce = The slopes ablaze with colour No artist dare employ.> There's blue smoke in the + hollows, : À Where leaves, on funeral pyres, Send trails of perfumed signals, From smould ring, ashy fires.And advice to all concerned, North winds are on their way, D To spread a deep, white blanket, When winter holds its sway.\u2018 J There's sledding and there\u2019s ; 4 .Represented Coûst to Const Their bases, purpled blackness, Looking calmly across r qd UN.6-3415 UN.6-7987 pin Genada and With curtains of deep rain, Saint Lawrence, i.me ; And rent with lightning flashes, To the fertile southern shore.4 : \u20ac In forked and blazing chain.° A: ; Murray Park, in Westmount, à Is a lovely place to be j A When Autumn spreads her i colors, ; wo | gre ,.-{ On each and every tree.1 Rk AIT DEAT TIF TF Zu rial : 2 With the mountain, as à setting, Wh .That reaches to blue sky, ; rH EERE SNE RAR S NS Men, materials.3 HN and money ES VY Ven dr + ; \u2026 3 et ew « SI OIE rar onde aes When a business lands an order or a contract, it is likely to go to a chartered bank to arrange some of the financing.It may need bank credit to meet payrolls, to buy materials or to cover other skiing, Where velvet grass did grow, And shouts and gales of laughter All echoed \u2018cross the snow.costs that arise before it is paid.It seems it was a day ago, These shouts and cries did come, From Swings and Slides in playgrounds Where children had much fun.Fhat\u2019's why businesses both large and small can take on many jobs they would be unable to handle if they had to depend entirely on their own financial resources.And why, every day and in every part of Canada, the chartered banks are lending money to producers, manufacturers, processors and other commercial customers.oa But Spring will come for certain, In a rush, for some too soon, 0 | And wading pools will function, To Keep the children cool.And tender shoots come budding On each and every tree .And Magnolia flowers will blosso- On Forden \"Crescent Trees.Only a chartered bank offers a full range of banking services, including: SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Keep your money safe; pay you steady interest; encout- age the habit of thrift.FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS For many worthwhile purposes, adding to progress, efficiency and the comfort of farm life.TRAVELLERS CHEQUES Protect you against theft or loss of cash.They are readily negotiable anywhere.Commercial loans are only one of many banking services available at a branch of a chartered bank.You will find it is a convenient banking service-centre where you can attend to all your banking needs.PERSONAL LOANS To finance your personal needs; repayment in regular instal.5 ments from your earnings, + vo opens, seep - te EE SEEN i.Remember \u2014 when the con- | vagser calls to enlist your support for the Red Feather services, that federated fund raising and joint budgeting have heen demonstrated as sound both in theory and practice, They EY.make your welfare dollar\u2019go- as pak far as possible and assure \u2018you ne that it is doing the greatest good.: «+ \"Give the United Way.~ mis .THE CHARTERED.BANKS SERVING.XQER COMMUNITY : : ~ Er re NEIL TREE LO CAMRYST ars, ne, I.Joe Melbourne Prepares.(Continued from page 2) Canadians are welcomed like long-lost cousins by the Australians, who have never forgotten the hospitality showered upon their own airmen when they were in Canada during the war days.Sydney, the second largest \u201cwhite city\u201d in the Commonwealth, (Montreal is third) is a modern metropolis with a wonderful climate, and boasts more hours\u2019 sunshine than any other capital city in the country.For a visitur, Sydney is an excellent \u201cbase for operations until he becomes accustomed to the land and climate, and there he is within easy distance of many excéllent holiday\u201d resorts and tourist attractions.The newest and currently most popular \u2018of these is \u201cSurfers Paradise\u201d on the coast north of Sydney.As the name implies visitors can enjoy a beach and surfing second to none with modern accommodation and facilities at a price which gives added value and a bright new \u2018îôbk to the Canadian dollar, For example, rooms at vari- | ous hotels and guest houses vary from $3.to $6.a day (including breakfast), and apartments are also available from $6.per day per person.Don't do what I did \u2014 book in at a Sydney hotel and then take my breakfast at a cafe .being unaware that I was paying for same with my room! Another one of the newer re- gort spots is Hayman Island lying off the Queensland coast.Here, modern twin bed suites, somewhat similar to the latest FOR DEPENDABLE TELEVISION SERVICE e LUMBER © PLYWOODS © HARDWARE ° PAINTS * WALLBOARDS © WALL PANELLINGS DO-IT-YOURSLF ! © COFFEE & END TABLE TOPS -© IRON and WOOD LEGS © SMALL SIZE PLYWOOD © CUT TO SIZE ORDERS SHOWROOM ® IDEAS \u2014 PLANS ® DISPLAYS\u2014FREE ESTIMATES ® FREE SKETCHES DRAWN HOME OWNER'S BUDGET PLANS RE.7-6575 \"SHEARER LUMBER S52 2571 Cote de Liesse Rd.Open Saturday till 2 P.M, American motel, can be obtained for $5.per day per person.Take A Ferry Ride! Sydney is world-famous, and so is its fine and beautiful harbour which is criss-crossed by ferries taking commuters to and from work.To fill in an hour or two I caught the ferry from downtown Sydney\" to Manly (of Beach fame) \u2014 a thirty-five minute run each way at a cost of about twenty-five cents return.While in Sydney I was fortunate in being the guest of Norman Ellison, Canadian -Paci- fie Airlines public relations representative, well-known journalist, and generally considered to be the dean of Australian Aeronautical - writers, \u201d Ellison is a member.of -the fabulous Tattersalls\u2019 Club in Sydney which has a turf background\u2019 and çis world famous.Wonders to be seen there include its swimming pool on the third floor and the \u201cSettlement Room\u201d where once every week on \u2018\u201c\u2018Settlement Day\u201d race wagers are paid off and don't think the Aussie is a piker when it comes to betting.I met Ken Ranger, well-known Sydney bookmaker, who may carry over fifty thousand pounds on a single race.M you can wangle a visit to this club I guarantee you'll enjoy the experience.And one more thought \u2014 when in Sydney don\u2019t miss trying the local crayfish.A medium-size one tips the scales at two pounds and the white flesh is a gourmet\u2019s delight .but the local oysters, while delicious are babies compared to what we get here in Eastern Canada.Walfzin* Matilda There is nothing more Australian , better known overseas, than the title of the country\u2019s unofficial na tional anthem \u201cWaltzin' Matilda.\u201d The origin of the title is in keeping with the feelings in the hearts of this Junior Stamp Club Resumes Activities The Westmount Junior Stamp Club began another season of activities last night, when the first meeting of the year was held in the Oak room, Vietoria Hall.Meetings are held each Thursday from 6:45 to 8 p.m.All boys and girls are Invited, and members can trade with one another.Every week an exhibition, stamp game or something gimilar is held.Door prizes are of- | fered after the meetings.Registration of new members for the coming year takes place during the first few weeks before each meeting and all newcomers will be welcomed.Gord Sinclair .(Continued from Page 1) operation, when he was con- trol-man, announcer, disk- jockey, and anything else that was required.He related some of the \u2018fluffs\u2019 or slips-of-the-tongue that have gone down in | radio history as having been made by one celebrated announcer or another, and admitted a few that had slipped from his own lips.For a \"MAGIC CARPET\u2019 ~ OF GRASS Lawn\" Liquid Fertilizer on your lawn.+.Lay 1386 St.James St.Wes Ser OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE We will Spray \"Beauty| Fuel - Wood - Coal Coke - Fireplace Wood 6 TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU HH.LABERGE WI.8243 - FI.8306 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.9, 1955 land's sons, wherever they may be.A \u2018\u201cswagman\u201d who roamed the state of New South Wales be- \u2018came married to-a girl (against her parents\u2019 wishes) by the name of Matilda and took her with him on his wanderings in the Aus- PAGE FIVER tralian bush.According to the story the couple were perfectly happy for many years in this strange existence until the wife \u2018became ill and eventually died.The widowed swagman in his sorrow and loneliness would prop his swag (rolled blanket and small belongings) against a tree and talk to it as he used to his wife, all the time addressing the swag as \u201cMatilda\u201d, Hence when you are carrying your swag you're always \u201cWaltzin Matilda.\u201d (To Be Continued) to users of IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT EE FUEL oi B-A OIL inaugurates A NEW DIRECT FROM REFINERY TO YOU SERVICE! For you, this new B-A Service means: « Direct from refinery delivery protects the quality of your fuel oil.+ Fewer service calls on your furnace and oil burner, because like the famous B-A 88 and 98 gasolines, B-A fuel oil is CLEAN-BURNING courteous drivers e 24-hour emergency service e Assured-supply fromthe largest Canadian-owned producer of petroleum products e 12-month budget plan available « Quality and service backed by B-A's national reputation LL LSE ee ACT NOW take advantage of this NEW FUEL OIL SERVICE Call Mission 5-5806-7 Mission 5-5203 THE BRITISH AMERICANÇOIL COMPANY LIMITER The largest oil company owned by Canadians.e AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES by reliable, er yr PAGE BIX Te United Nations Association in the -| Physical- Sciences Centre at Mc- \u201cGill.University on Thursday, British MP.Speaks - - Here Thursday September 15 at 830 pm world The Hon.I.J.Pitman, M.P.ar- Association of Parliamentarians rives in Montreal on Wednesday for World Government, Mr.Pit- from Britain for a lecture tour man is an ardent supporter of of Canada and the United States.the United Nations and is said to His first appearance in Montreal have an original and penetrating will be at a public meeting spon- point of view on international sored by the Montreal Branch, _mabieots He is well-known in INC.19 SEVERN AVE.WESTMOUNT, Fl.9856 Boys and girls to age of six in pre-school groups with experienced teachers.Large rooms, outside play area.Taxi service available.Girls through elementary and high school classes for university entrance and McGill School Leaving Certificate.Small classes - Individual attention.FULLY QUALIFIED STAFF MISS MARY WINSPEAR, M.A., Ph.D.SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 13th TLLSLSLLLSSSL SS LISS ASIII IIIS ILLS ISIS ISSA S SSIS SSSI TI ISSA S LIS SI FILS SLL LISI S AILSA SLL L LL SLL LILI THE EVANS SISTERS SCHOOL of the DANCE and MUSIC @ BALLET @ TOE @ TAP @ ACROBATIC Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus Taught.Weston \u2018School | THE - WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, BEPT.9, 1955 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY speaker.Educated at Eaton and Oxford, tive M.P.for Bath since 1945; ish Film Institute, and President of the British Associa-' |\u2019Bustrial Education.KARL STEINER Pianist, Accompanist, Coach Soloist on C.B.C.RADIO and T.V.Graduate Vienna State Academy, has reopened his studio PUPILS RECITALS 4620 Grand Blvd., Apt.2 WA.6287, 9 am.-1 p.m.\u2018England as a clear \u2018and- -pungent Mr.Pitman has been Conserva-\u2019 is Chairman and Managing Director of Sir Isaac Pitman's, a publishing firm founded by his father; is a Governor of the Brit- Vice |* tion.of Commercial and In-| ope Is - | Degree Courses.B.A.B.Sc.B.Com: - High School\u2014Evening only.Lo a So Elementary.School: \u2014 - Evening - only.* | School of Art\u2014Day or.r'Evening.Sir George - Williams.School of Retailing\u2014Day only.a College and Schools \u201c INFORMATION FROM THE - REGISTRAR .\\1441 DRUMMOND ST.of The Montreal Y.MCA.MA.8981.mange 2059 STANLEY (near Sherbrooke) INTENSIVE BUSINESS COURSES Marguerite Choquette Mus.-Bac (Gold Medalist) CONCERT PIANIST Classical and Popular Courses PIANO and VOICE Individual and Group Teaching \u2018Beginners Accepted Typewriting (Standard and Electric), Dictaphone, etc.Also special English courses for French-speaking students.- Individual Instruction \u2014 Day & Night School (no classes to wait for) AV.8-5279 COMPTOMETER Call or write for further information SCHOOL of the well-known pianist MR.HERMAN DAVID Graduate of The Normal School of Paris NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION ; For information, call GLenview 4707 4845 Sherbrooke St.West corner Victoria Ave.A A A A A A SSS TRS L AA a AN Made with the skill that has kept @ancers whirling for years .Bring youl).\u201clinlest angel\u201d to our Dancer's Corner for the finest dance footwear and accessories from the shop of the Dancer's Cobbler.; CAPEZIO (que) LTD.2067 UNIVERSITY ST.AV.8-5978 Pupils prepared for grade and major exams.3420 Grey Ave.DE.0875 PIANO LESSONS .Miss Verna Evans has secured the services EDNA MARIE HAWKIN LR.A.M., A.R.C.M.PIANIST TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, ETC.STUDIO 4200 Sherbrooke St.W.WI.6203 {The only official school operated by the manufacturer of the Comptometer) Remunerative Future Assured in 10 or 12 weeks you can become a skilled Comptometer operator FREE lifetime placement service to graduates of our school DAY OR EVENING COURSES ENROLL NOW Phone or come in for full information COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Peter Pan Nursery School Private Kindergarten Special programme arranged for Children from 3 to 6 years RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY, SEPT.14th 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 3414 Park Ave.Room 307 BE.2549 (Just north of Sherbrooke St.) Ae FRANCES COLTMAN Pianist, Lic.Mus.First Medalist, McGill University Pupils Successful in Highest Exams RECITALS Beginners and Advanced 5506 N.D.C.Ave.DE.6424 CVRD ae TTT = | RENE be.SUE ee den pe Ya.+ wo Sw oes «12 a, 2 © ; .; = Fi SUL BEA hd SABRE HA RERAIAR Fan we Aisa ES Ci pas Ee ra?A TR pe College\u2014Day or Evening _ a LPS +t: Business Sc}:001\u2014Day or \"Evening, À | OSULLIVAN Leis Av.8.5279 | Secretarial (with Bookkeeping), Stenographic, Refresher, -.- | oC Geass.We ow Red Feather Child and Family agencies specialize in services.What they offer chiefly is not money but understanding and skill to people in trouble: a husband and.wife who do not get * on well together; a child who has- run foul of the law; an old man EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY tion and help for this kind of distress and trouble is provided by voluntary Red Feather agencies supported by your Commun- \u2018ity Chest.Continued support of these necessary Red Feather community agencies is assured whe you give the United Way SON od > y + \u201con THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, \u2018FRIDAY, SEPT.+ \u20181955 K.Steiner Reopens Studio: 7th Season Karl Steiner, well known local pianist, accompanist and coach announced the re-opening CE] WESTMOUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE MISS R.WOOD, Principal Wl Cor.St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave.Royal Bank Building \u2014 Entrance: 1165 Greene Ave.ot Wed PAGE SEVEN ' Why not enroll with a private 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\u201d | FRENCH to your Community Chest.this week of his studio at 4920 = Grand boulevard, apartment 2, for his sventh season.A graduate of the Academy of Music in Vienna, Mr.Steiner has appeared often on radio.and television shows for the CBC network, and on other .stations.|.COMMERCIAL à COLLEGE WY Secretarial Training \u2014 4845 SHERBROOKE WEST, at Victoria Ave.GL.1058 Elie Salomons Announces The Re-Opening of Her Dance Studio 4867 Sherbrooke St.West on Sept.19th Phone WAlnut 4867 for Information Stenographic Course \u2014 ROWLAND'S Accounting Ford, CA.| TUTORIAL » Classes and 5 Graduate Professors of Paris and Montreal Universities.Specialists ° : .private tuition Day and Night Classes.| SCHOOL .Motriculation in Conversational French.ENROLL NOW FOR INDIVIDUAL TUITION in one year .ve Fel 3479 Prud' homme Ave.DE 2290 McGill (Just above Sherbrooke) Supplementais © High School Grades ESTABLISHED 1922 69 Bruce Ave.Phone FI.1339 Ballet Studio SEDA ZARE CLASSICAL & CHARACTER DANCING Registration Now Open STUDIO: 223 MELVILLE AVE.Cor.St.Catherine - Westmount SUMMER COURSE AT SAINT ADELE ART CENTRE STAGE ! RADIO! ! TELEVISION ! ! REGISTER CHILDREN'S THEATRE 3 studios \u2014 3835 Girouard Ave., Rialto Theatre Bldg., Park Ave.3970 Cote St.Catherine Road DOROTHY DAVIS VIOLET WALTERS Phone DE.6620 or EL.3334 4 | MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS | SCHOOL OF ART ® Professional Artists, Designers and Commercial Artists, Children, Juniors, Teachers, and Non-Professional Beginners HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY ART UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DISTINGUISHED ARTIST-TEACHERS IN RUTH SORFL School of the Dance Classical and Modern Beginners \u2014 Intermediates \u2014 § DAY & EVENING CLASSES COMMENCING i © Drawing - Painting - Basic Design : / Professionals Modelling and Sculpture - .Commercial Art - Graphic Arts Children\u2019s Classes - 3 to 14 years ra #7 2m OCT.3rd FOR NON-PROFESSIONAL BEGINNERS (Painting for Pleasure) SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES.Write for special detailed syliabus.Advance enrolment is essential.PL.1605, 3430 Ontario Avenue, Montreal.ARTHUR LISMER, R.C.A., LL.D., Principal Starts 6th September 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.~\u2014\u2014 Theatrical Headquarters FOR THOSE WHO DANCE WE.8842 THE MARY BEETLES SCHOOL 4956 DECARIE BLVD.\u2014 ELWOOD 5170 Re-opens Monday, September 12th DANCING, PIANO, SINGING, DRAMATICS PHYSICAL CULTURE, CHARM ADULTS - TEENAGERS - CHILDREN KINDERCARTEN & NURSERY SCHOOL Re-opens Wednesday, September 14th REGISTER NOW OPEN héokdl Lu announces that .MARGARET SAUL Principal of the Margaret Saul Schoo! of Dancing, London, England 1932-53 .Principal of the Beacon School of Dancing, Boston, Mass.1953-55 .Lead- .ing exponent of the Cecchetti system of ballet instruction, # Will join the Elizabeth Leese Studio : : as guest teacher for the 1955-56 season The Elizabeth Leese Studio offers instruction in pre-ballet, ballet, E modern dance, character, American Jaxz, musical theory, dance notation, S rN ACCESSORIES 3525 54.55 JOHNNY PEOWN 637 Bernside St.\u2014 BE 3228 \u2014 Montreal Beck of Ecton's end Morgan's Parlez-Vous Français?Thousands of my students have acquired a working knowledge of French without studying grammar and without using a book \u2014 the very same way you began to speak your mother tongue.Professor Cayouette, specialist in conversational French, invites you fo atfend, without obligation, a free appreciation lesson tonight at 8.Regular classes will start next week.Special teacher's course ander the direction of Miss Sasi .for the 1955-56 season.- The faculty Includes Juliette Fischer, June May, Margaret Saul, Ë Martha Siegrist, \u2018Serge Garant, Don \u201cHarvie and Elizabeth Leese.E REGISTRATION from Monday, Augest 22nd.f=.© SEASON begins Monday, September 12th.A we 1 | 326 Victoria Ave.- Westmount - WA.8111-2 {|| Below Sherbrooke - 380 Metcalfe Ave., Fl.9027 Westmount i Ï b Ne + 4 Le + : SA aspen = Et Rm a em « .PAGE EIGHT rr \u2014\u2014\u2014 += THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.9, 1955 THE EXAMINER Serving the City ef Westmount Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Hound Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal WAlnut 2773 X The Examiner aims to be an Independent, clean mewspaper for-the home, devoted te publie service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd\u2019 Class\u2019 Mail.Post Office Dept., Ottawa.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1955 Workers' Choice Right To Join Union Or Not Would Hinder Reds A labor law that results in the certification of a Communist-led union compels workers to follow Communist leaders, writes John Atkins in The Rural \" volved to carry on.The objective is com- - on terms arrived at by open discussion - from thousands of Canadian workers.In many cases the compulsory checkoff of union dues forces workers to support leaders to whom they are opposed and to belong to organizations that are not governed democratically.The right to work often is granted or withheld to serve the purposes of leaders whose aim.is.not to.further the best to make it impossible for the industry in- pélled nationalization of industry by preventing efficient operation.\u201cThe right to earn a livelihood on terms satisfactory to the individual worker or and secret ballot, has been taken by law The most effective means of counteracting Communism is to guarantee to each individual worker the right to Join interests of the members of the union but | Scene.or not to join a union.AMBROSE HILLS.Of Many Things The older I get the more I am amazed at the gullibility of us voters and the smooth methods of professional politicians in deluding us.I have just read a classic example of such smoothness.\u2018 Senator Neurberger from Oregon, realizing what a wonderful vote-catcher the Canadian Family Allowance plan \u2018sas, is now championing it in the U.S.A.But just listen to the Senator! \u201cIn the United States the government subsidizes airlines, steamship companies, agricultural crops, and many big corporations through accelerated tax write-offs.What valid grounds exist for criticising a subsidy to the most precious thing of all, children 7\u201d So stupid are such arguments, they are hard to refute with reason.They are something like saying, \u201cWe can spend billions for War, so why can\u2019t we spend millions on our roads, libraries, public buildings, ete.?' Or, \u201cWe spend fortunes heating our homes in Winter, so surely we should all have cottages by the Lake in Summer, and lots of ice cream, and an automobile or two!\u201d The Senator was careful to avoid saying that he favoured subsidizing big corporations \u2014 yet he used it as an argument for family allowances.He knows we all love our children \u2014 so he uses that basic human instinct to garner in some votes.Well, Senator, some of us who love our children just as much as you love yours are not at all convinced that we want to pay the government billions so that it can hire a lot of cheque writers to pay us back a fraction of it as a family allowance.We would much prefer to hand our own money to our own children without the government hirelings getting a finger on a single cent of it.As for me, I don't want any politician kissing my children and mumbling \u201cprecious\u201d as they do so.I just don\u2019t think they mean it! That goes for the Senator from Oregon, too! + St.Andrew's Westmount * Morning and Evening Services of Worship will be resumed in St.Andrew\u2019s, Westmount, on Sunday after another happy season of United Worship with the West- mount Park-Emmanuel Congregation.The Minister, Rev.D.M.Grant, will conduct the Morning Worship and preach the sermon\u2014 \u201cTheir Rock is Our Salvation\u201d is the title of the sermon \u2014 \u201cThe God of our Fathers\u201d is our God\u2014and He still \u201cMoves in a Mysterious Way, His wonders to Perform\u2019.The Evening Message will be given by the Assistant Minister, Rev.Herbert W.Reid.Plans have been completed for a one-night Workers\u2019 Gonference The Kingdom By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector of Trinity Memorial Church of God IV The second characteristic of the Kingdom of God is its value.There is nothing which can be compared with it.The Kingdom of God is like a man who found treasure in a field, and for joy thereof went and sold all that he is like a man seeking goodly pear had and bought the field.Or it 1s.When he had found one pearl of superlative value he sold all that he had that he might buy it.So is the Kingdom, something to in the world.But the practical man would say: be valued above everything else \u201cYes, there is a treasure hid in that field, but I* must be cautious about it.It, may not amount to so very much after all, and I must not risk all that I have.\u201d There was such a man.who was invited to a marriage feast, but replied that he had bought a yoke of oxen and must go to prove them.He could not take part in that feast, which itself is the Kingdom of God, because it involved a risk.The man who found the one pearl of great price might well have said: \u201cYes, it is a lovely pearl as far as I can judge, but I must take it to an expert to see what its value is.Besides, it would be foolish to sell everything to buy it, because even if I had it I cannot live on pearls.\u201d And the cautious man would be | Shaar Hashomayim + x A 4e Servicemen\u2019s Memorial All members of the Shaar Hashomayim Congregation are urged to attend the annual memorial observance honouring \u2018servicemen who made the supreme sacrifice in World War I and IT.These services, sponsored by the men's association, will take place Sunday at 11 a.m.at the cgme- tery.Manual A.Mendell, Q.C., is in charge of arrangements.A gala donor luncheon and fashion show, sponsored by the women's auxiliary, will be neld Tuesday, October 4, at 12.30 p.min the community hall.perfectly right according to his way of thinking, for the children of this world are in their generation wiser than the children of light, i.e, wiser than those who have staked all on the Kingdom of God.At the very beginning of His Ministry our Lord called four disciples and \u2018they left all and followed Him.They probably had some initiation into the idea of the Kingdom of God from John the Baptist; they had been passed on to the Master from John.So it was to the idea of the Kingdom that they surrendered \u2014the treasure still hid which had to be handled and used before it could really be known.They, however, did not wait.They surrendered and became followers, On another occasion a man was called té follow.He wanted to temporize; to go back home till he should perform the duty of a son to his father.Jesus did not accept the excuse.On still another occasion our Lord challenged a young man to become a follower.The young man hesitated, for he had great po- sessions.He had not realized that the Kingdom was the pearl] of great price.In other words, the Kingdom of God is something which in the last resort has to be accepted on faith.It is presented to us as the thing of greatest value in the world; but our final acceptance of it is not à matter of proof but of faith in Him who offers it.Its proof comes when we have learned to live within the Kingdom.for our teachers and workers in our Church School and Youth Department.This will take place on Tuesday, September 13.The Church School will re-open on.Sunday morning; September 25.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant 14th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9:45 a.m.Sunday School.10:15 a.m.Mattins, (said).11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST.7:00 p.m.Everso:g.WEEKDAYS: Holy Communion Monday and F.1day at 8:00 a.m.; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:00 a.m.; Wednesday at 9:30 p.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cete St.Antoine Read and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rev, H.J.Skynner, 8.A., L.Th.14th Sunday After Trinity 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.11:00 a.m.Morning Service and Sermon.Preacher: Rev.H.J.Skynner.7:30 p.m.Evensong and Sermon.Preacher: The Rector.Mr.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.O.Organist: TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West Trinity XIV 8:00 a.m.Holy Comn.union, 11:00 a.m.Mattins.Preacher: The Rector 3.00 p.m.Re-opening of Sunday School.7:30 p.m.Evensuvug.Preacher: .anon F.L.Whitley.Wednesday.7:00 am.H.ly Communion, T hursday \"10:00 a.m.Hbly Communiod.Ee * Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.EE LIT Come to Church Yuwr Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.\u2014\" ' There Does Freedom Flourish.- + Westmount Baptist A 7 - Westmount Baptist Church resumes its full program Sunday.Dr.Johuston will preach at both services.The theme of the morning sermon will be:\u2014 *\u201cThis\u2014is the Fellowship\u201d, while that of the evening will be gntitled \u201cBirds of a Feather\u201d.Thé Sunday School meets at 11 o'clock under the direction of Dr.W.S, Weaver.\u2014_\u2014 + In Canadian, today the Red Feather identifies the hundreds of social services which receive your support through Community Chests and Welfare Federations.- z \u201cSaskatchewan has more lakes per capita than any other province.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Miss Gwenn Harvey, B.A., Pastor's Assistant Galt McDermott, B.Mus., Organist ) 11 AM, \u201cTHIS - 1S THE FELLOWSHIP\" ' SUNDAY - 11 AM.SCHOOL W.8B.Weaver, Ph.D., Supt.7:30 P.M.\u201cBIRDS OF A FEATHER\" Congregational Fellowship = Wednesday.8 p.m.Young People\u2019s Union \u2014 Friday, 8 p.m.WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES DR.JOHNSTON WILL PREACH PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister Sunday, September 11th 11:00 a.m.Public Worship.MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster - WEST MOUNT and VICTORIA AVES.w Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.John R.Cameron, B.A, Assistant 11:00 a.m.Mr, Wilkie, \u201cThree Days Work in One, 11:16 a.m.Th Church School, The number 114 bus at the corner.stops Attend the Church of yg Choice Regularly.\u201d ARS \u201c CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, .Scientist, Westmount .390 Lansdowne Avenus at Sherbrooke Stree} Sunday, September 11th i :00 ar.Sunday School.In the Church Edifice.Open to the + public_ Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.\u201cMinimizér or Magni- 11:00 a.m.fier\u2019.What are you?Sunday School in attendance 7:30 p.m.\u201cMy \"Strangest Experience\u2019\u2019, Mrs.Belva Taylor will sing \u2018\u201cThe Stranger of Galilee\u2019.A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT CALVARY Organist and \u201cChoir Director Erie J.Adams, B.ran L.R.A.M., A.R.C.a DOMINION- DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.N Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.- Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A.11:00 am.Dr.Lloyd Smith \u201cTake a Fresh Look\".7:30 p.m.Rev.Eric Mcllwain \u2018Jesus, the Maste Teacher\u201d.Organist and Choirmaster \u2014 Mr.John Robb, Mas.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenue) Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Rev.H.W.Reid, B.D.4 \u2014_\u2014 11:00 a.m.Mr.Grant: \u201cTheir Rock Is Our Salvation\u2019.Se r- 7: 30 p.m.Evening Worship.mon by Mr.Reid.Organist and Choir Director \u2014 PHILLIPS MOTLEY, B.A., Mus, Bac., F.C.C.O.j + EMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH : + Western Ave.at Lansdowne .Minister: Rov.\u201cHarvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.11: 2% bm am A Christian Motto.\u201d 5 m Rev.Callum Thompson,\u201d ; B.A, B.D., will preach DORIS KILLAM, A.R.C.T., L.Mus., (McGill) Organist and Choir Director À at both services.Chole: Director: J.C.Beott, L.R.8.M.Organist: 0.K.Ghddon.UNITED WHO RESUMES HIS WILL PREACH AT ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH REV.B.B.BROWN, D.D., Asst.Minister Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster - REV.NORMAN RAWSON Lx MINISTRY TO-DAY, BOTH SERVICES | 11:00 a.m.REOPENING - AND DEDICATION OF NEWLY DECORATED CHURCH , AUDITORIUM T0 |- 7:80 p.m.Evening Service 45 , 3 ASSET 22 À, :00 a.m), Church Service.=: Subject of Lesson Sermon, \u2018SUBSTANCE\u2019, Golden Text: John 6:27.Labour not for the meat which pe.risheth, but for that meat which endureth \u2018unto eve rlastin life, which the Son man shall give unto you: for him hath God the Father sealed.Wednesday at 5 8:15 pp.Testimony Meeting.+ # READING ROOM + : \u2018 Wes OuNT Park: Sunda v, September 11th \u201c.\u2018\u2019Lite's Interruptions.\u201d =.~ + mél 4 A1 (1H Oo | EYES HILLMAN CONVERTIBLE | ACCESSORIES HUSKY PARTS HARD TOP SALES SEDAN SERVICE 1822-26 St.Catherine W.THE WESTMOUNY EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.9, 1955 : \u2014 PHONE YOUR \u2014 \u2014 WAlnut 27714 \u2018Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted - after 10.30 o.m.-Thursday tor current issue The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3e tor each additional word PAGE NINa Statesman Sales Ambassador Service Metropolitqn Parts .Rambler Accessories RCITY MOTORS 1822-26 St.Catherine St.W RETIRING soon?Lovely 7-room modern brick home in country, How- ick Havelock area.Oil heating, fireplace, lot 105 x 150.Low taxes, on bus line.Kenneth E.Lyall, Howick, Quebec.Phone Howick 607 ring 3 for appointment.8 LOTS FOR SALE LOTS for sale, 60 x 120, Howick, Quebec.Good schools and transportation facilities Water and sewage serviced, $450.00.Kenneth E.Lyall, Howick, Quebec.Phone Howick 607 ring 3 for appointment.10 OFFICES TO LET OFFICE to let, Victoria Avenue, rental $25.monthly.Immediate pos- session.WA, 0439, - I-42 12 APARTMENTS TO LE?N.D.G.Avenue West, 33 rooms, heated.Equipped, $75.Occupancy October 1st.HU.8-8146, after 6 p.m.THE TWEEDSMUIR \u20186660 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Westmount residents who are seeking new apartments for October, are invited to inspect this newest and most modern building, just completed and ready for occupancy where you will find luxurious accommodation at reasonable \u2019 rates.SOUNDPROOF AND FIREPROOF, AUTOMATIC ELEVATOR, OAK PARQUETRY FLOORS, RUSCO STEEL WINDOWS WITH PERMANENT SCREENS.BEST MAKE ELECTRIC STOVES, REFRIGERATORS AND VENETIAN BLINDS, BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED KITCHENS WITH DINETTE SPACE, BUILT IN CURTAIN BOXES \u2014 ALL ROOMS, WASHERS DRIERS, SPACIOUS - SUN DECK.DAILY 8 AM.TO 9 P.M.PHONE EL.4447, WA, 6778.\u2019 T-9 18 APARTMENTS WANTED UNFURNISHED apt.wanted.3 Bedrooms.Call after 6 p.m.WE.sem.15 HOUSZS WANTED FURNISHED home required, November 1st - June 30th by member of dipyomatic serv: ice.Ring RE.8-8167.I-20 mer et eco ie J BAM! ins 296.FUNERAL HOME E 5610 : Sherbrooke StW.- DExten 1149 Completely AIR \u2018CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel rent.EL 20 ROOMS TO LET ness woman.Kitchen privileges if de- tion.DE, 1784.1-16 WANTED 4 or 5 rooms.Reasonable: | 6909.1.25 NIOE large bright room, for busi- |- sired.5 minutes to Westmount Sta-\u2019 BRIGHT large room.Privileges.WA.6456.1-14 FURNISHED room with kitchen.235 Clarke Avenue, Westmount \"Apartment 1.FI.5181, 1-38 ATTRACTIVE single room.Large private home.Retired or business lady.Privileges.WE.3981.1-41 BRIGHT large front room, unfurn- \"ished, near transportation, privileges, ladies only.Westmount.WI.2573.1-44 WANTED BED sitting room with meals in Westmount or vicinity for lady.Phone evenings.DE.2952, 1-28 29 OR SALE NORGE 4 burner pas stove, with broiler, and storage drawers.General Motors frigidaire, perfect condition.HU.09-1632, after 7 p.m.I-29 ANTIQUE bureau with spool design, 2 Simmons beds.complete.One single, one double.- Phone between 6-9.FI.sols A I.DESK, 3 shelves, one drawer,.walnut finish, 2 bolsters for day portable sewing machine, and table.AV.8-9082.1-30 LABRADOR sheared otter fur coat size 17, cost $1,100 at Morgan's sell $500.Brand new.WI.4477 daytime only 9-6.I-31 CONTINENTAL double bed, excellent condition, $35.GL.1973, Monday to Friday.1-32 BABY carriage, playpen.Phone Wed nesday, WA.1730.GIRL'S Rollfast bicycle, 20\".Tor lent condition.EL.0704.1-39 AMAZING bargain.Double divan, box spring and mattress.Telephone WA.2622.4 1-24 RUGS, $15.00 and $20.00, runner, living room tables, bedroom chair, table radio, alarm clock, iron, child's bedspread.DE.0237.1-45 Reviewed By In a survey of some of the factors affecting the \"future market for passenger cars in Canada, the current _ issue of the Monthly Review of The Bank of Nova Scotia concludes that there are a good many\u2019 reasons for anticipating an annual demand for cars in future years | at least as high as the average of more than 300,000 per year in the past five, This view is based on the as-* sumption that employment and incomes continue to show an upward trend.However, noting .that the present car population is young, and that consumers are | in a position to postpone buy- {ing cars if they wish, the Review cautions \u2018that such a general estimate of the scope of the future market cannot serve gs a | forecast for any particular year ahead.In examining the postwar rec- 2877 ROOM AND BOARD Canadian Automobile Market MODERN DINETTE SET Beautiful white maple, con- :, sisting of extension table, 6 chairs, one.armchair, coral - leather seats.In perfect condition, $250.00.RE.3.6023.TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you someting you want moved immediately and inexpensively.Rent a \u2018trailer from Ace Trailer and Outboard Motor Rentals, RE.8-98 7 6 WHITE enamel single bed, excellent spring and mattress, chest of drawers with mirror, small wicker table, - .two wooden kitchen chairs.Sell together or separately.WE.4426 between 3-5 Pi CONNOR thermo washing machine.Walnut chest of drawers.Walnut vanity dresser.Rug, 9 x 1015.Continental bed pocket coil spring mattress, Single wardrobe, solid oak.Bathroom scale.Tapestry drapes.WI.2037 after 6.I-2 WALNUT bedroom suite, Simmons mattress, will sell complete with drapes.and matching bedspread.FI.1200.1-46 3 PIECE Gibbard bedroom suite, $250.Two unpainted single beds and mattresses $25.each.Thor automatic washing $120.00.Ring RE.8-8167.-19 AUTOMATIC washing machine, in excellent condition, bedroom furniture, table broiler, electric roaster, 21\u201d T.V., small T.V.dining room table and chairs, child's table and chairs, ping pong table, studio couch, radio phonograph and records, of Knowledge, 18 volumes.DE.se MEDIUM gray persian lamb coat, worn twice, size 14-16, 73 length.FI.8656 after 6.1-16 SMALL \u2018mahogany settee.Golden oak dining room table, 54 square with 6 leaves, 6 chairs and buffet.Full size bed with spring mattress, Two 3 beds.Kitchen set.DE.2550.D-37 TRICYCLE, for 4-6 year old.$5.Girl\u2019s wool suit.$5.6 year old.GL.4007.1-17 Bank of NS.\u201c| years behind that of the U.S.; at } duced domestica).; ; the new demañds of-a growing ord of car sales, the Review observes that total car registrations have been rising at an as- | tonishing rate.At the end of 1954, there were almost 2.7 million passenger cars registered.compared with 1.2 million at the end of 1946, so that the car population has more than doubled in eight years.Over the same period, the U.S.Passenger car population grew.from 28 million to 48 million which -is considerably short of doubling.However, in terms of density (the number of cars per 1,000 people), the Canadian car population still lags some fifteen the\u2018 end-of 1954 there were 177 cars per 1,000 people in Canada compared to 296 in the United States.: Nearly 2,150,000 new cars have been sold -in Canada since 1945; \u2018of which 849 \u201cwere.pro- \" Whether or not the very high rate of sales in the past few years can be.maintained in the future depends upon the combined requirements for replacemént and for filling | ; population, ity higher\u2019 fhcomes.BOOKS WANTED IMMEDIATE PAYMENT, AND REMOVAL.ISOBEL «zACKENZIE, BOOKS, 1247 GREENE AVE.RE \u20185575, - 82 DOMESTIC HELPED WANTED YOUNG woman, part time, fond of children.Capable of assuming mothers responsibilities during parents absence.EL.0704.: 1-40 84 HELP WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER Young girl, with High School education for interesting and varied work.Accurate at figures.5 day week.Usual large company benefits, Our office is conveniently located for residents of Westmount, N.D.G.and Verdun.W.T.Rawleigh Company, Lid.4005 Richelieu St.Mr.Brunelle.rades and Professional Cards x 20 Words 75e - Additiono: Words 3e Each * BUILDING REPAIRS FIX-CRAFT CONSTRUCTION CO.General contractors.Specialty.Home alterations of al kinds.Woodwork.painting, cement work, etc.HA.7570.I-13 BUILDING EEPAIRS ACADIA Construction Co.Ltd.-conercte, prick, stone, plaster, tile concrete blocks.Repairs and alterations to sidewalks chimneys walls, floors, foundations; also waterproofing and caulking.Phone RE.8-2338.: 1-2 || CARPENTRY S.STANDRING REG\u2019D, General Carpentry.Alterations \u2018and repairs.Painting and decorating.Planned kitchens, playrooms, arborite counter tops and panelling, a speclalty.Satisfaction guaranteed, Call HU.8- I-1 DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, dresscs made, alterations and repairs, 5110 Sherbrooke West.Apt.1 , - F4 FI.4616 : 4 eee 21 _- _ _ Fl.4616 \u20181 PROPERTY FOR SALE 17 FLATS, DUPLEXES 29 : FOR SALE 81 WANTED TO PURCHASE 35 SITUATIONS WANTED WANTED ; T7 \u2019 FEMALE WOMAN wishes aoaby sitting, Light housework.HU.694.1-42 38 \u201c SALES HELP AGENTS\u2014MALE, FEMALE SALESMAN full or part time, excellent conditions, frozen food plant.RE.38-2384.- 39 LOST STRIPED grey cat wearing green collar and bell, vicinity Decarie and Westmount Avenue, Reward.Phone DE, 2728 1-41 41 DOMESTIC PETS GOOD home wanted for Kitten.WI.1266.T-35 42 PERSONALS VOLUNTEER choristers wanted for the Church of St.Andrew and St.Paul.Telephone Mr.Kenneth Meek, HA.0714, HA.7324.1.27 45 MONEY TO LOAN AT 59% mortgage loans quickly.Contractors.Privates.Notary.EL.1196.a\u201d * \u2014.FURRIERS HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs.1238 \u2018Greene Ave., WI.3312, 1-5 RADIO T.V.REPAIRS RADIO and television repair-by expertly licensed technician, also washing machines, refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, motors and electric\u2019 stoves, TU.9969.1-7 UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERING of all kinds, Custom and ecovering.Remodelling and repairs.Expert workmanship.Free estimates, 24-hour service.Marcel Aubin, 5031 Notre Dame St.West, Phoné WI, 3634.T3 WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES - LIMITED 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H easy Frame clean.Ask for EL t to add new color m, dining room or ; same day and is\u2018 , scrubbable, se ILTONE odorless Hard weari namel in à wide v Flat, Semi-Gloss or G ty of tempting { @ Free Delivery @ 1311 Greene Avenue, GLI496 a ft I\" Mr.and Mrs.Donald Baillie have returned after spending a month in Scotland where they attended the Edinburgh Festival.Mrs.Michael Goodliffe and her children, who have spent the summer with Mrs.Good- liffes mother, Mrs, O.S.Tyndale, sailed recently on the Empress of Australia on their return to England.ENGAGEMENTS Mr.and Mrs.Herbert T.Mason of Hampstead, announce the engagement of their daughter, Leslie Glover, to Mr.John Gordon CARLOS GERMANN Jeweller & Designer Repairs Remodelling - Modernizing Experienced Swiss Craftsmanship.- Gems tested with sclen- tific methods.4462 St.Catherine St.W.Suite 2 (Near Metzalfe Ave.) Wi.2298 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, / < MISS EMILY ANNE NASMITH, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Dugald M.Nasmith, of Westmount, and REV.JOHN SAUNDERS GILMOUR, of Quebec City, son of Mr.and Mrs.Matthew Henry Gilmour, of Edmonton, Alta.The marriage will take place tomorrow afternoon, September 10, at thrée o'clock in Westmount Baptist Church.\u2018 : 1e ie \u2014Photos by Van Dyck & Meyer Studios x Edward Danby, son of Mr.and| Mrs.Wilmur J.Danby, of Brock- ville, Ont.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday, October 1, in Queen Mary Road United Church.APPROACHING MARRIAGES At the marriage of Emily Anne Nasmith to Rev.John Saunders Gilnour; the bride will be attended by her cousin, Mrs.John Slater at matron of honor, Miss Alice Nasmith, her sister, and Miss Marjory Eddy as her bridesmaids.Rev.Charles Foster will act as best man, and the ushers will be Mr.Harry Na- smith, brother of the bride.Rev.Everett Briard, Mr.Gordon Allan, of Westhill, Ontario, and Rev, Nelson Thomson of Windsor, Ontario.Following the cere- | mony a reception will be held in the church hall.411 Roslyn Avenue, Westmount.Afternoon Fall wardrobe, DRESSES \"1 For the discriminating Montrealer \u2014 an exciting fashion collection for afternoon wear! Beautifully rich tones and textures this season: in Tweedy Wools, fine wor- steds, and soft miracle\u201d blends.Trend setting styles to spark your featuring eased fullness and slim lines! JUNIOR, MISSES\u2019 AND WOMEN'S SIZES.FE ke .PS à ih A | Charlotte 1353 Greene Ave.GOWNS Fl:- 7773 Westmount [of Mrs.Mulligan and the late | mount, and Henry Charles Leo- | day, August 6, in the éhurch of FRIDAY, SEPT.9, 1955 \"mr Betty Spiers who supplied all models for the Mount Gabriel & Fashion Show, held recently, announces the opening of the MISS HARRIET MILLER of Westmount High School- who is the Award of Honor winner for the year 1954-1955.This award is presented to the girl who service to the School and who has performed the greatest best eombined the qualities of honor, scholarship and sportsmanship.The presentation will take place at the Alumnae Assoclation\u2019s annual prize giving ceremony at the School in late September.Among other school activities, Miss Miller was a member of the Dramatics Society, the Current Events Club, secretary of the Students Council, news editor Purple and White Revue, and one of the art editors of the Vox Ducum.This fall will mark her entrance.into McGill University for one year in the Science course after which she plans to enter nursing in the Montreal General Hospital, WEDDINGS D\u2019AURIOL-MULLIGAN The marriage of Miss Eileen Leishia Mary Mulligan daughter John Joseph Mulligan, of West- nard d\u2019Auriol, son of Count and Countess Gustave d'Aurlol of Lima, Peru, look place Satur- P, the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount.The Reverend Father Lapointe officiated.The soloist sang \u201cAve Marla\u201d and \u201cPanus Ange- | licus\u201d and the music arrange-| \u2018ment on the organ was \u201cThe | Rose of Trallee.\u201d Standards of | white gladiol were used decoration.7 The bride was given in mar-|% \"riage by her brother-in-law, Mr.| à | William Cosgrove and wore & model gown of white Chantilly'| lace over ivory slipp2r satin;-the bodice was fashioned with em- Spiers-Miller Studio in ballet, tap, ballroom, singing and modeling.the sleeves ended in pots over her hands, and the waistline flaring into a graceful floor- length skirt and falling into a chapel train.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a crown of mother of pearl, and seeded pearls and beads.She carried a bouquet of red roses fashioned on her prayer book and her blue Rosary.4 Mrs.W.Cosgrove, Joyce Kathleen, sister of the bride, as maid of honor and wore a model gown of pink shimmering tulle, pleated skirt, and carried a Colonial core sage of pink roses attached to t her prayer book.She wore à matching hat of pink, fashioned with beads and pearls.Miss Maureen Mulligan, bridesmaid and sister of the bride, wore a2 model gown of white Chantilly lace over shimmering tulle, waltz-length and carried a Colonial corsage of pink roses, attached to her prayer book.She wore a pearl and tulle illusion - veiled.hat.Mr.Leo Beaudoin Ramsperger [ acted as best man for Henry C.L.d\u2019Auriol and the ushers were UNSURPASSED VALUES FINE FURS Sec us also for © REPAIRING eo REMODELLING FURS ki (Opposite Avenue Theatre} 3 CAAT PA AE ow aa THE - WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, \u2018FRIDAY, SEPT.9, 1955 PAGE ELEVEN Srrial - > V ersonal > Cogagements = >< Widdings x broidered set-in pearls and beads, Mr.William Sauve, and Mr.Pax Desjardins.Mrs.Mulligan, mother of the bride, wore a model suit dress of crystal blue, having a Victorian colar and carried a corsage of orchids.Countess Gustave d\u2019Auriol, mother of the bridegroom, wore a model dress of royal blue silk and matching shawl and carried a corsage of orchids.The reception was held in The Vice Regal Suite of the Ritz Cariton Hotel, where white gladioli, candelabra and assorted arrangements were used as decorations.Seated at the head table were: Mr.and Mrs.Henry Charles d'Auriol, bride and bridegroom Reverend Father Lapointe, pas- \u2018tor of The Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount; Mrs.J.J.Mulligan, Countess Gustave d'Auriol, of Lima Peru; Miss Maureen Mulligan, Mr.and Mrs.William Cosgrove; His Excellency, Dr.Emile Vaillancourt, Canadian Ambassador to Peru; Father Hilton; Mr.and Mrs.Howard Ross, Mr.and Mrs, E.Meneghini; Mr.L.B.tamsper- ger, best man, and ushers, Mr.William Sauve and Mr.Pax\u2019 Desjardins.Mrs.William Cosgrove paged] piano solo arrangements \u2018iïmme- diately following the reception.\u2018 Mr.and Mrs.d\u2019Auriol, left by car for points in the United States.The bride wearing a mid- nite blue silk dress and matching accessories.MISS WILLA KATHLEEN BENSON, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William D.Benson, of Westmount, and MR.DAVID NORMAN DALLEY, son of Mrs.Dalley and the late J.Norman Dalley, of Ancaster, Ont., whose marriage will take place quietly on September 10, at the summer residence of the bride\u2019s parents in the Thousand Islands, Ont.(Geraldine Carpenter Photo) ' \u201cALL IN A DAY'S WORK\u201d a program heard every afternoon on CJAD with Peggy Keefer who had a very interesting visitor last week, Madame Benoit, nationally known for her \u201csavoir faire\u201d when it comes to cooking.Madame Benoit who is currently featured in Maclean\u2019s magazine and residing at 1 Church Hill ave, Westmount, is well known for her numerous cooking schools and appearances before live audiences, radio and on television.Seen above ~ # boirns-wear sweaters al!-wooi tunics TE thé young go back-to-school vern to every housewife.ry , \u2014Photo by David Bier CORNE I by way of Greene Avenue! WEDDINGS eu : KELSHA W\u2014THEMENS Fresh new haircut \u2014 shiny new shoes \u2014 then on to their very own shopping centre, The.Children's Corner, for everything from viyella socks to a fine English coat.Right now, the gay little footprints lead the way to English coat sets in glowing colours and tartans permanent pleated orion and wool skirts \"As well as warm jackets, trousers, leggings, socks, under- \"wear, pajamas and dressing gowns for boys and girls from one to twelve, at sensible prices.THE CHILDREN'S CORNER .f is Peggy and Madame Benoit glancing through the article and discussing a few tips and problems concerning cooking an all in a day\u2019s work con- To spend ten n days.on ¢ the Maine Coast._ - Mrs.Frank.A.Coffey has left, Miss Judy Patton, who hes spent the past year in England, returning home \u2018to-day on the 7 \u201c> Sore Mrs.$: B.Moore of West- \u201cmount \u2018returned froin\u2019 a Bhort Scotland and the Continent, is visi to Balttôre, Ma.: \u2018Empress of France and will be : ; \u2018 the guest of her parents, Mr, Mi, and Mie: Vv.-G.Hobbes and Mrs.R, E.Patton of Brof- were recent guests at the Hoven Manor, North Hatley.feau, Que., formerly of Sunny.side avenue.) 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Reg.$25.00 PERMANENT $12.50 The marriage was solemnised on August 20, in Maine, between Joan Irene Themens, of Montreal and Surrey, England, and Harold Earl Kelshaw of Maine and Florida.After the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.Kelshaw flew to Denver, Col, for a three weeks motoring honeymoon, and will later take up residence in Salt Lake City, Utah, where Mr.Kelshaw is an auditor for a large American Steel Company.Victory Chapter IODE The monthly meeting of the H.M.8.Victbry Chapter, I.O.D.E.will be held on Tuesday evening aertex shirts good blouses .a pleasant shop $20.00 PERMANENT $10.00 Reg.- MR.WILLY, Expert Hair Stylist, formerly with Holt, Renfrew's, will be pleased to advise you on a hair style to suit your personality.EMILE Guy Se 1347 Greene Avenue, .Ce .GP ue ace 4 , at the home of the Regent, Miss 1350 Greene Avenue\u2019 an Lee , x el \u201cGL 6510: | Novesh smith, 329 Grosvenor||| , FI.2486 2 Phones To Serve You.3 Ad eu pra T Amara rep odd} Avénie.not TUE ES ame A \u20ac er MAR ARES das MP LEC ao tous d i PRL ar honk abl : srl LUir OT STIRTI IR RUT RUES ESS \"4 FAP Je te nb ot E i + mare\u201d te q # es Sas 4444 PAGE TWELVE Sailors\u201d Institute Aux.The Auxiliary of the Montreal Sailors\u2019 Institute plan an active season, opening with a tea Tues- ra New Fall Styles in Made-To-Measure DRESSES ® Imported Materials © European Designer Very Moderate Prices \u2018© Repairing ® Remodelling ANNA GOWNS 346A VICTORIA AVENUE (near Somerville) EL.0823.Evenings: GL.1553 nie gS Mountain below Sherbrooke St.[ee Pian An Active Season day, September 13, at the Sailors\u2019 Institute, to welcome: members and friends interested.Mr.Bertrand, horticulturist, will talk on flower arrangements.Miss Hildor Wick, program chairman, has arranged speakers for monthly meetings every second Tuesday at the Institute.A country dance,will be held Friday, September 30, at the Town Hall, Town of Mount Royal.Mrs.H.Grant Murray, chairman, with her able committee, Mrs.H.A.Russell, Mrs.Dudley Kerr, Miss H.Wick, Mrs.J.B.Rice and Mrs.Gladys Bates.A military whist will be held October 29, at Ephriam Scott Hall.Mrs.J.B.(Bobbie) Rice Will M.C.this event.First executive meeting was held at Mrs.Ira McEwen\u2019s home on Tuesday, September 6, Queen Elizabeth W.A.The first Fall meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital of Montreal, will be held at the Nurses\u2019 Residence, 2075 North- cliffe Ave., on Wednesday, September 21, at 3 p.m.Guest speaker is to be Miss Margaret Mullan, Supervisor of Social Service for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, and her topic will be \u201cMoney Spent on Social Welfare\u2019.The Service group, will meet on Wednesday, September 21, in Griffith Memorial Hall, at 1:30 p.m, WE CLEAN ALL HOTELS \u2014 HOSPITALS \u2014 HOUSES by Contract SANDING \u2014 WAXING \u2014 POLISHING, ETC.ONLY RELIABLE MEN EMPLOYED \u2014 REASONABLE RATES B.& G.CLEANERS HU.8-08/1 Fall (Between Claremont Precious Fuk We are now settled in our new premises and are showing our new stock of Quality Furs for the coming See our selection of HUDSON SEAL - MUSKRAT BEAVER - PERSIAN LAMB OTTER - Hand-picked for quality and colour and styled by master craftsmen.Also a full assortment of \u201cLITTLE FURS\" ® Jackets Shorties Capes Stoles,.* Etc.\u2014 for early Fall wear.NORMANDIN & FiLs Manufacturing Furriers 4922 Sherbrooke St.West and Winter seasons.1956 styles in MINK - ETC.* LIMITEE EL.6049 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.9, 1935 CO-ORDINATING A FABRIC: Mr.William Edward Asbell ALD.(at left) who recently Joined the staff of Paramount Reg\u2019d.Interior Designers, 380 Victoria Ave, is shown coordinating a fabric to the sketch of Mr.Phil Gollob LD.S.Q.Mr.Asbell is a native of Virginia, U.S.A.Mr.Gollob is well- known to Montrealers for his creative talent as an Interior Decorator and Designer and for his endeavors in the designing of furniture and furnishing field.During the fall and winter season Mr.Gollob will lecture to various social and service clubs in the Snowdon N.D.G.area.He will be instructing at the Y.M.H.A.Snowdon Branch, on the \u201cFundamentals of good Taste\u201d in the decoration of interiors.* Zonta Club - The Zonta Club of Montreal opens a new season with a dinner meeting at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on Tuesday, September 13.Extensive and long-range projects are under way in the educational and service fields, and at this meeting the various chairmen will present a preview of plans for the coming year.\"Hair-Set Spray\" To Dicipline Hair Did you ever meet an old friend who had unexpectedly acquired new and enchanting qualities since you'd last seen her ?You'll have a similarly refreshing experience when you meet Helena Rubinstein\u2019s new \u201cHair-Set Spray\u201d \u2014 which is your old friend \u201cHair Spray\u201d in a new \u201coutfit\u201d and wearing a lovely fragrance ! There are times when your hair seems determined to live a life its own, quite independent of your appearance and in defiance of the best of care.At such times there are two things to do: first, reach for the hairbrush (yes, for old-fashioned disciplining reasons!) and then, having put your hair in place, keep it there with \u2018Hair-Set Spray\u201d.The new hair preparation has changed more than its name.It incorporates all the efficient yet non-sticky qualities of the old spray with the lovely new frag- rance\u2014fresh, woodsy and haunting, yet formulated to blend perfectly with whatever other scent you wear \u2014 and presents itself in a smart, new and improved spray container, with a spray release that works at the mere touch of a finger.When an exciting engagement pops up unexpetdly and you haven't time for a shampoo and up dry in curlers and use \u201cHair- Set Spray\u201d.After a shampoo, This way, you do not need to set the hair nearly so frequently.Whether your tresses are fine, coarse, long or short \u2014 \u201cHair- Set Spray\u201d will make you, not & Prince.Albert) the wind and the weather; their | =~ | boss! .\u2018 .ve : Na ES ro THAT WONDERFUL PEACE OF MIND! that only comes with LABOR and THRIFT THE MONTREAL CITY & DISTRICT the spray is a real friend, too, - because it can be used just as SAVINGS BANK well when the hair is wet, After a permanent, use \u201cHair-Set .Spray\u201d lightly all over the head.Founded in 1846 TRAN Safety Deposit Boxes de AI Our Offices THERE 18 A BRANCH IN YOUR VICINITY LV | % Try Fresh Fish | \u201cFrom The Water! Into Frying Pan The O.J.Vivian family in Nova Scotia, enjoy outdoor living.Mr.Vivian is an avid fisher- - man.So that means frequent fish fries for family and friends.The fish served is caught that day.Slices are floured, seasoned - With salt and sprinkled liberally with paprika, then deep-fat fried for about 12 minutes.A different flavor is given to the Tartar Sauce by adding 2 tablespoons of India Relish to a small jar of Tartar Sauce.Forks and spoons are the only implements needed because.whatever the breadstuff, it is buttered ahead of time.Brown n serve rolls, garlic bread, pars- ley-lemon loaf are buttered ahead of time.Dessert is a cake from a good bakery, fruit and coffee.Parsley-Lemon Loaf (Yield: 2 dozen slices or 12 servings) One (1-pound) loaf unsliced enriched bread, 1, cup chopped parsley, 3% cup soft butter, 2 teaspoons lemon juice.Cut bread in half, lengthwise.Cut each half loaf almost through to the bottom crust; mix parsley, butter and lemon juice.Spread parsley mixture between each two slices of bread.Place on cookie sheet and heat in hot oven (400 degrees F.) for 12 minutes, or until piping hot and crusty.Vivian\u2019s Chef's Salad (Yield: 12 servings) Two slices boiled ham (3% inch thick), 1 slice Swiss cheese (1 inch thick), 2 small cans chopped ripe olives, 4 tablespoons liquid from sweet pickles or wine vinegar with tarragon, 1 large fiead lettuce, 2 heads Bibb lettuce or 1 head endive, 1 stalk celery, 1 bunch green onions, mayonnaise, 6 ripe tomatoes, 6 hard-cooked eggs.Cube ham and cheese.Add choped olives.Marinate in vinegar or pickle liquid, Shred lettuce, add celery and green onions, sliced.Keep cold in refrigerator.Just before serving, add marinated mixture and enough mayonnaise to coat the vegetables.Toss until well mixed.Garnish with tomato wedges and hard- cooked eggs.Gyrette Club The Gyrette Club of Montreal will hold its monthly meeting at 8.30 p.m.on Monday evening at the home of Mrs.L.Easton, 53 Dobie avenue, Town of Mount Royal.Vancouver \u2014 Another 3,000 seats will be added to Empire Stadium here for the Grey Cup football final next November.Officials made the announcement after the biggest crowd ever to watch a Canadian football ganie overflowed the year- old stadium\u2019s 25,500 seats as British Columbia Lions defeated Calgary Stampeders 14-8, THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, SEPT.9, 1935 RULES OF GOOD EATING apply even when a person is cooking for one.Right, Nan Garvock, director of the Red Feather Diet Dispensary, checks - over the food rules with Mrs.Rhea Seath, staff nutritionist.\u2014David Bier Studios MISS FRANCES GOLTMAN, Lie.Mus., well-known teacher, resumed lessons on Tuesday for this season at her Pianoforte Studio, 5506 Notre Dame de Grace Avenue.A past president of the Quebec Music Teachers\u2019 Association, Miss Goltman was re-elected a vice- president of the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers\u2019 Associations at the National Convention held in Vancouver in July and is the widely read music columnist of \u201cThe Monitor\u201d .\u201cMusical Sharps, Flats and Naturals\u201d being the only one of its kind in Montreal.Founder-Chairman of the \u201cPiano Clinic\u201d and noted for her pupils\u2019 annual pianoforte recitals, Miss Goltman has the distinction of being the first medallist of McGill University.While in Chicago on an extended trip following the Convention, Miss Goltman was interviewed on CBS Station WBBM regarding Music in Canada and on the Lyon and Healy Station WJJD on phases of Musical Education.Calvary Church WMS The first meeting of the season of Calvary W.M.S.will be held in the Ladies\u2019 Parlours, Greene Ave.and Dorchester St., on Wednesday, September 14, at 8 p.m.The conveners are Mrs.J.F.Hellyer, Miss E.McFarlane and Mrs.Divens.The guest speaker will be Mrs.J.M.McNicol], Vice- President of the Montreal Pres- byterial.Miss Wilma Nash will be the soloist, accompanied by Mrs.Noel Hardy.Refreshments will be served.All ladies of the congregation are cordially invited.-Ex-Wren Assn.Saturday, Sept.17, the Ex- Wren Association of Montreal and District will present the popular Blue Sky Revue at HMCS Donnacona in a cabarét dance and floor show.This revue has been acclaimei as one of the best variety shows fea- e turing very fine amateur talent.A complete show has been arranged under the direction of Mr.Tom Blythe.The event will begin at 7:30 o'clock with a hot turkey dinner.Please contact Miss E.Paterson (GL.4076) for tickets not later than Sat.Sept.10.Patience is symbolized by the tireless worm, creeping over lofty summits, persevering in its intent.\u2014Mary Baker Eddy Fall Foliage Trip; To Rawdon Planned Railway enthusiasts in the Montreal area will be welcome to participate in an interesting excursion on Sunday, October 2, when the Canadian Railroad Historical Association will sponsor a special train over lines of the Canadian National Railways to Rawdon, Que.Stops will be made en route to allow members and guests the opportunity of photo- PAGE THIRTEEN graphing the autumnal splendog of the Laurentide foothills.i 6 STANLEY CHURCH W.A.The first meeting or the season of the Women's Association of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held on Tuesday, in Franklin Hall Memorial.Group D will serve lunch at 1.15 p.m.after which the meeting will begin.All the women of the congregation are urged to attend this meeting to enjoy the companionship and friendliness and to learn just what the W.A, plans for the coming year.Cons SUITS of fine coal greys and tweeds for newness.COATS in wonderful new as fresh as tomorrow.from $59.93 Personal Individual Attention fabrics with style details { You can have an EXTENSION telephone anywhere in your home for.less than ss.in bedroom, hall or guestroom\u2014 from attic to garage \u2014 EXTENSIONS save time, steps and energy ; 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Call our Telephone Business Office for an immediate installation imported worsted fabrics.Char- BN 1353 Greene Ave.Gowns Fl.7773 WESTMOUNT if you huve two er mors extra telephones put in your home at the same time, you ore only charged for oxe installation.ti ® ; a He TT mac | PAGE FOURTEEN \u2018Campbell Retires As St.Augustine ! By MARTY GOODMAN Bill Campbell, who whether winning or losing always enjoyed the game, retired yesterday as manager of the St.Augustine's \u2018entry in the Snowdon Major Fastball League.\u201cThis time it\u2019s definite,\u201d he told The Examiner yesterday.\u201cI just can't afford the time any longer.\u201d .The announcement came immediately after he had taken a weak team this year and fired them with enough fight to force the\u2019 pennant winning FBI club to seven games in the semifinal playoffs.Campbell took over the club in 1953, and in the first round of the playoffs piloted them to probably the greatest upset ever .ifi- the Snowdon League.The _-Saints Behind George Scully's \" standout hurling, edged Stein- Derg's and Percy McCracken 3-2 and then trounced Dow 4-0 in , the final series for the league championship.Ty In 1954 the team \u2018made the fourth and last playoff spot, and was knocked out quickly \u2018by the revengebent Grocers., This year they ended fourth .for the third straight year, and battled FBI to a pair of ties and one .defeat, before bowing out 4-1.\u201cThey're a great playoff club,\u201d rival manager Irving Selick commented after this year's series, \u201cand with one other starting pitcher besides Aubry they could have caused plenty of trouble.As it is we had to go seven games.\u201d And according to most local observers, Selick's words can be taken as a direct tribute to Campbell's talents.The Gustie mentor advised the executive of the club of his retirement immediately after Monday\u2019s final game, saying he \u201cwould like to continue, but due to pressure of business find that I can\u2019t afford the time.\u201d \u201cIn order to build up a good contender,\u201d he explained, \u201ca team of our calibre needs practice and several exhibition games.I feel that I was hard- pressed in 35 league and playoff games.Therefore, I feel it is only fair to the team and to myself to retire, and allow them to get a man who can THE WESTMOUNT \u201cEXAMINER, FRIDAY; SEPT.9, 1955.Pilot » \u2018give the team enough time to: produce a contender.i \u201cWe played competently, but not always well, during the season.It is not possible to keep a team \u201cup\u201d for 28 games, but once in the playoffs I believe we brought only credit to the organization.\u201cIt had always been one of my ambitions to coach a senior ball club, and I'm grateful to the St.Augustine organization for giving me my chance.\u2018Once before, after the great 1953 season, I decided to retire, and was prevailed upon to return the following campaign.But this time, it's for keeps,\u201d he said.Campbell commented on the many remarks about the spirit St.Francois Takes Lead In Molson's Fishing Tourney The St.Francois Anglers Association Ine.of Drummondville has taken the lead in the Mol- son's Fishing Club tournament.Ranking second is the Mont.Laurier Fish & Game Association.The Yamaska Anglers & Hunters Association of St.Hyacinthe is third, Other standings are\u201d Ret follows: 4) Lake St.Frangois Anglers | Club, Valleyfield; (5) Lake St.Louis Anglers Inc, Lachine; (6j Roüÿn-Noranda Fish'& Game As- | sociation; (7) Lac D'Argent Club, St.Anne \u2018du Lac; (8) Memphre- | magog Conservation Club, Magog: (9) Chicoutimi-Lac St.Jean Fish & Game Association, Arvida; (10) Levis Anglers & Hunters Inc.; (11) Ste.Agathe des Monts Fish & Game Association; (12) Laurentides Fish & Game Association, St.Jerome; .(13) Hull Fish & Game Association Inc.; (14) Fish & Game Association Inc., Thetford Mines; i15) Lotbiniere & Megantic Fish & Game Association, St.Patrice, Beaurivage.The biggest captures by members so far are by W.J.Reynolds of the Stanstead County Fish & Game Club who caught a 7 1b.8 oz.Rainbow Trout in still fishing and Victor Daneau of the Drumondville Fish & Game.Club- who, while trolling, hooked a 39 lb 12 oz.grey troit.and fight his team always displayed.\u201cThe boys always played as if they enjoyed the game, and because there was a complete free rein, we always got along well I want to thank them for all the co-operation they've always shown me, and for putting out their utmost at all times.: \u201cI would also like to thank Father Healy and the entire executive, for their time and efforts, and hope they will con- | softball series.Second game is Frontenac park at 2 p.m., and if a third tilt is necessary it will be played Tuesday.Anderson was awarded the Electricians as a replacement for Cliff Bowles, who suffered a severe arm injury in his last outing \u2014the opener against the Restaurant club a week ago Wednesday, - Bowles: won.that til, 10-1; tanning 21, but found the next day.-he.couldn't.raise his.arm over his shoulder.If was toa late for Manglson to arrange- for a substitute for the second game.won last Thursday by Restaurant St.Jacques 13-4, .When Bowles had his arm examined, it was found to be a muscle tear and he was advised to retire for the rest of the season.The third and deciding game was switched from last Friday to Monday, and Anderson came to the Electricians as a replacement.There is little doubt that Bowles\u2019 injury will hurt the club, but just how much is a moot point.Cliff had been going at a great clip all year long, and MacRae seemed sure bets for the provincial title.Anderson, while faster, is not - as consistent, being given to occasional wildness.With the tinue in the league.I feel it- franchise was dropped.\u201d Campbell also expressed appreciation to the league executive, \u201cwho make this league possible in the first place.\u201d on their win, and wished the best of luck to the ultimate winner in the final serles, and to any further laydowns.His retirément, if adhered to, Sunday at, weak fielding Mounties this proved disastrous at times, but with the MacRae squad back of will leave a big spot for the St.would be a definite loss if the \u2018: \u2018He congratulated the FBI club Augustine moguls to fill.Besides producing a team that captured a majority of westend fandom, he produced three straight rookie award winners.He always got a thrill out of watching the younger players develop, but at the same time had a way of getting the veterans to produce their\u2019 all.: When asked, he said he would consider any executive posts.offered him by either the league or St.Augustine organization.Bowles Lost; Anderson Wins For MacRae In Inter Playoff A bunt by Jim Beasant that scored Ron Brambell from third base was the | margin of victory for.Willie.Manolson\u2019s MacRae Electric crew this week, as -they édged Restaurant St.Jacques 4-3 for a 2-1 victory in the best of three intermediate Al Anderson, the fireballing windmill hurler from RCMP, was the winning hurler and is being counted upon to be the mainstay of the MacRae team in their quest for provincial honors.\u201d °° him the pitching may still be strong enough to go all the - : WAYos - + In the third and deciding match Monday Anderson : whiffed 14, while his mound opponent Roger Bourassa set down 8ix on strikes.St.Jacques took a 3-0 \u2018lead in ithe:top of the fourth, when Selby threw over Beasant\u2019's head on an attempted pickoff play, with the bases loaded.One tally'came in \u2018then, and\u2019 the other two Tun-' ners counted:: on Chamberlain's | triple.In the bottom of the inning Lloyd Hughes singled and Conley Forey homered to bring MacRae back into the picture.They tied the game in the fifth on Selby's sacrifice fly with the buses loaded, Lomasney scoring.Then in the sixth Brambell singled, was sacrificed to sec- .ond.-and.\u2018went to.third oii\u201d a passed ball: =Munolson called .the squeeze -play with Beasant at bat and the winning marker came home safely.Dave Kaplan and Ron Bram- bell were desperation.hurlér$ for MacRae in the Thursday tilt, and gave up eight walks along with 11' hits.- Four MacRae.errors also, hampered the cause.Racini \u2018homered for St.Jacques, Beasant \u2018for the \u2018Electricians.ve +.Conley Forey had two, singles, \u2018while St.Jacques\u2019 Taillon had three for four.MacRae .000 000\" 142\u2014 \u2018 \u20189 4 St.Jacques 331 001 23x\u201413 11 2 : Kaplan, R.Brambell (3) and Sel- by; Bannon and Chevrefils.St.Jacques 300 000\u2014 3 5 1 MacRae .000 211 00x\u2014 4 6 2 - Ander- Bourassa and Chevrefils; son and Selby.JASPER PARK (Gateway To A Wonderland) To most of us at holiday time there comes a craving to shake off the prosaic and seek change in different diversions new scenes, fresh interests.Few there are who do not plan a trip, depending on time and means aviil- | able.A few, apparently favoured, mpl?; INSTALLATION Gun type automatic oil burner INCLUDES ® 200 gallon tank © Automatically controlled by thermostat © | year warranty and service (24 hours) © Draft regulator, oil filter ® AN permits with approval by the Fire Department of the City of Montreal and the Board of Electrical Examiners ® A complete installation : WARM Qu HEATING SYSTEMS Vy CT | pear always greener, may betake themselves to the beauty spots of a distant Europe, with its manysided charm, its natural beauty, its abundance of centres of inferest, historical, spiritual, \u201ccultural.A greater number on a lower financial | plane possibly, may seek satisfaction in the lavish attractions of the U.S.A.How many of us average Canadians, restricted by time and money realize -that, while other groups are welcome to their faraway fields that ap- we have right on our own doorstep, for our enjoyment, beauty of land and sea, second to\u2019 none?It \u2018was my good fortune to travel this\u2019 summer thro\u2019 thas National Parks of Jasper and .| Banff, and I felt privileged indeed.To my disappointment only Americans delighted in what Canada had to offer there, a beautiful land, so unspoilt.I wondered where my fellow Canadians holidayed that they were not revelling in all the beauty of mountain and lake forest and river, flowers and falls.Would that now I had a magic pen to describe the landscape in such terms that all would want to go in search of Alberta for themselves.A short time ago a friend and I decided to make Jâsper our holiday headquarters for a few days, more or less ignorant of the size of the treat in store.It wasn't long before we realized thdre was so much to do and so \u2018little time.Obviously Jasper is a tourist's paradise with lots to offer.Yet how wonderful it was to\u201cfind.jt>had kept its backwater atmosphere! Jasper .Park, \u2018Lodge -being- beyond our meagre purses, \u2018we sought in the village ansyun- (Continued on Page 1H) | Playoff.Box Scores | aut 4 ; Series À : PWLD FBI - - - - 1 4 12 St.Augustines 7 1 4 2 a.Westbury, Sept.4 © BT.AUGUSTINE'S (6) ; Da abr hpo a © Lapointe, \u2018rfp S04 5 01101 Broadbelt, 3b 156 4 1 1 1 10 Rassenti, 1b Jd18 3 1 2 5 0 0 Beaubien, M 287 41185838 Allard, es 24 4 0 0 201 Sinnett.of .100 4 11.0 0 0 Forsythe, 2b 163 4 60 11 4 1 .Walker, 3b 000 2 0 0 3 2 1 Denoncourt, ¢ 500 2 1 1 5 0 0 Saucier, P, 143 0 © 0 0 80 Mclean, 000 2 0 00 00 a-St.Pierre, rf 167 2 1 1 100 Team 19138 6 924 7 9 FBI (13) .da abr hpo a ¢ Corriveau, ss .174 5 4 2 3 3 © &eebosh, A389 2 0 2100 Diamond, cf 364 210200 Sokoloff, ri-if .391 6 3 3 0 00 Constable, 1b 200 6 3 2 610 Wesolowski, p-rf .316 5 1 2 0 0 2 Levinson, 3b 15 300020 Campbell, 000 1 0 0100 Light, at 143 21 0 0 0 O Goodman, p 000 2 0.0010 Beitel, 200 4 3 212 0 0 Lyttle, 180 413100 Lye cnthal, 2.0101900 010° Team 254 42 18 16 27 7 2 - BB: off Saucier 1, \u2014 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, The \u2018abbreviations used in these Aubry\u2019 5 box scores are as follows: ba\u2014 batting average of the player in _ the serier up to and including the | \" game listed; ab\u2014officia\u2019 at bats; runs; i hits; po- -put outs; \u2018p-_assists; e\u2014errors.Those used in the summary beneath the box score are: RBI \u2014runs batted in; 2B\u2014doubles; 3B\u2014triples; .HR\u2014home runs; SB\u2014stolen bases; sacrifices; BB\u2014bases on balls; so\u2014 A strike outs; H\u2014hits; HP\u2014hit by pitch; R & FR\u2014run and earned runs; LOB\u2014left on base; DP double plays; U\u2014umpires; \"T_\u2014 time of game; A\u2014attendance.a-Double for tie in: 3th 6th.> Tr e in DRan for Ly 000 312 000\u2014 6 RAR AA a21 des 03x\u201418 Summary: RBI: Rassenti, Sin nett, Forsythe 2; Coriveau, Diamond, Sokoloff \u20184 Constable 2, Wesolowskti 3, Beitel 2, Lyttie 2.2B: Broadbelt, Forsythe, St.Plerre; \u2018Wesolowskl, Lyttle, Sokoloff 2 posal 2 SBT , t : Sain Tiveau ge McLean 5, La- Wesolowski 1, Goodman 0.SO: by Saucier 0, McLean 0, Lapointe 5; Wesolowskl 8, Goodman 4.HP: McLean (Beitel).R&ER: Saucier 6-5, sa ue 9-8, Lapointe 3-3; Wesolowski 4-4, Goodman 2-0.W: Wesolowski 30.L: Saucier 0-1.U: Maher, Harvey and Hilliard.A: pointe 0; a 800.T: 2:01.PP.Trenholme, Sept.4 FBI (2) he A131 23 rriveau, ss 259 4 eebosh h, 381 3110600 Wesolowski, rf-p .273 4 0 0 0 0 0 Constable, 1b .202 4 0 3 8 0 0 Levinson, 3b 174 3 01 1 4 O Beitel, c 214 4 0 110 0 O Light, eff 091 4 0 0 101 Lyttle, 2b 375 4 0 0 2 2 0 Goodman, p \u2018000 1 0 0 0 0 O Diamond, cf 308 2 0 0 100 a-Blumenthal 143 1 0 0 0 00 \u2014 Team 25634 2 924 8 4 ST.AUGUSTINE'S (6) M 822201 Lapointe, rf 321 8 Broadbelt, c 125 4 2 0 6 00 Rassenti, 1b 200 3 0 210 0 0 Beaubien, H 263 4 1 1 2 10 Aubry, p 225 3 0 0 0 4 0 Sinnett, cf \u2018087 3 0 0 0 © 0 Allard, ss 22 4 01310 Forsythe, 2b 222 311320 Walker, 167 4 0 2 1 5 1 \u2014 Tea.204 33 6 92713 2 - t for Diamond in 9th.FBI a Flew on Crees 001 000 810\u2014 2 Saints .br: Ss 029 sox.Summary: RBI: orriveau, - stable: Rassenti 2, Beaubien, Walker.2B: Corriveau; Lapointe, Rassenti, Forsythe.HR: Corriveau, Beaubien, SB: Rassenti, \u201cAllard.Sac: Leebosh, Levinson; Aubry.LOB: FBI 7, Saints 7.BB: off Goodman 0, Weso- Jowski 1; Aubry 0.SO: by Goodman 1, Wesolowski 8; Aubry 5.H: oft Goodman 4 in 21/3 inns, Wesolow- as.BP?Wesolowski 2 (Hassenti, :_ Wesolows ant Broadbek.E y 1-2, L: G Ti couche \u2018Sept sT.AUGUSTINE'S (0) abr yo a \u20ac Allard, ss 182 4 00100 Lapointe, rf 281 4 0 0 0 0 1 Broadbelt, \u20ac 107 4 0 0 4 O 1 Rassenti, Uf 167 4 0 © 5 0 0 Aubry, p 238 4 0 1 1 4 1 St.Pierre, If 301500 Forsythe, 2b 182 20072830 Walker, 3b .133 3 0 0 400 Sinnett, cf 017 300210 \u2014 Team 18631 0 224 8 3 I (8) ba abe hpo a \u20ac Corriveau, Ss 281 5 12031 Leebosh, 417 3 2 2200 Sokoloff, rf 30 5 11100 Constable, 1b 345 5 1 313 0 0 Wesolowski, p 298 5 0 2 0 2 1 Levinson, 3b 1799.6 1 1 0850 Light, cf 01 300190 $ Diamond, cf 357 10100 Beitel, \u20ac 200 11 09 20 Lyttle, 2b 364 311130 Pabst Team 27631 8132713 2 Saints .0.00 000 000 000\u2014 e BI iver 200 004 02x\u2014 8 : Summaiy: ab Le Dla: .Sokolo: na ) : a.mond.LOB: Saints > FBI 10.BB: ETS Aubry- 6; Wesolowski 1, SO: by \u201cWesolowski 10.H Wesolowslki Aubry od; Weszolowski Zoot ve: Wesolow PB: Broadbelt.W: We- solowski eo.L: Aubry 1-3.U: Mc- 4 Donald, Maher and Hilliard.A: app.500.T: 1:36, Trenholme, Sept.4 \u2018 sT.AUGUSTINE'S @: : Ya abr hpo a Lapointe, rf.333 40 2 200 Broadbelt, 2b- 12% 8 0 1 2 2 0 Rassenti, 1b 000 5 0 212 1 0 wuhien, If 23 5 1 2 0 0 Aubry, Pp 206 5 019050 Walker, Bb 000 5 0 0 0 3 0 Allard, ss 300 3118 21 Sinnett, cf 063 4 0 0 4 0 O Olson,, ¢ JA33 4 0 1 2 0 0 .17540 2 830 13 1 Team FBI (2) .: - ba abr hpo a e Corriveau, ss Hl 4118320 Leebosh, If 313 4 1 1 5 00 Diamond, ef 444 1 0 0006 0 0 a-Sokoloff, À 375 3 0 0 0 D 0 Constable, 1b 143 3017060 | Wesolowski'p .286 4 0 0 #' 1: 0 Levinson, 3b 176 4 0 1 1°58 0 Beitel, ¢ 000 4 0 012 1 1 Light, 200 4 01110 Blumenthal, 2b .154 2 0 0 1 1 2 pbell, 2b 000 Z © © @® 1 0 Team 21723 2 53012 3 a-FHed out for Diamond in 4th.Saints .010 060 010 6\u2014 2 FBI 0270000 DOO 000 002 6\u2014 2 Summary: RBI: Allard; Sokoloff, Constable, 2B: Lapointe, \"Broadbelt, Allard; Leebosh, Light.SB: Lapointe, ; .Sac: Constable.LOB: Saints 9.FBI 4 BB off Aubry 0: Wesolowski 0.SO: Aubry 2; Wesolowski 11, H: off Aubry 5 in 10 inns.; Wesolowski 8 in 10 inns.R&ER: Aubry 2-2; Weso- lowski 2-1, HP: W 2 (Lapointe, Allard).PB: Beitel.U: Harvey, Fanlon and .A: app.1200.2:03.Series B PW LD Dow - - - - 6 4 2 0 Steinberg\u2019s - 6 2 4 0 Series © PW LD FBI - - - - 1 @ 1 0 Dow - - - - 1.1 © @ Westbury, Sept.7 DOW (6) ba abr h poa eo McKissock, 125 5 1 1141 Kennedy, H A25 4 21 2 0.1 Romney, 1b 231 5 3 313 O 1 Barnard, cf 250 4 0 2 2 0 0 Waler, 214 4 01 13 0 Slater, rf 107 4 6 0 1 00 Gray, ¢ 148 4 01 61 0 Rheaume, 3b 12 30 1120 Legare, p 143 4 0 0 0 2 0 Team .182 37 6 10 27 J2 3 FBI (2) ba ab r h poa e Corriveau, 6s 278 4 01130 Leebosh, 357 4 0 0 2 00 Sokoloff, rf-1b .255 4 0 1 7 1 0 Constable, 1b 333 100 2 00 Diamond, cf 353 301 4 00 Wesolowski, p-rf .267 3 0 0 1 1 1 Blumenthal, rf .143 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 05 0 0 20 03 00 4 11140 201001 100000 411110 35 2 62710 2 102 020 106\u2014 .001 000 100\u20142 Summary: RBI: Romney 2, Barnard 2, Walker; Corriveau.2B: Mc- \u2018Kissock.HR: Romney.SB: Kennedy.LOB: Dow 6, FBI 17.YB: off Legare 1; Wesolowski 1, Goodman O.SO: by Legare 4; Wesolowski 4, Goodman 2.H: off Legare 6 in 9 inns; Wesolowski 10 in 7 inns; Goodman 0 in 2 inns.R & ER: Legare 2-2; Wesolowski 6-5.Goodman 0-0.DP: Walker to McKissock to Romney.Wesolowski (Keanedyl, WP: Ww: \u20ac (2-0).L: ).Harvey, Fan- lon and Hilliard.A: app.3000, T: 1:45 T.V.Grid Games East And West The Chrysler \u2018 Corporation of Canada has .reached \u2018an agree- ment with tle CBC to sponsor |: telecasts of Canadian professional |.football games this season \u2014 | including a live telecast to east- |: ern Canada of the Grey Cup game in Vanoouver \u2014 it was announced today.\u2018 The telecasts: involve\u2019 gares of both the big- Four Football Union and the Western Inter- provincial Football Union.The Big Four games will be carried Mve on the CBC's network in eastern Canada and stations on the network will be, provided with a kinescope of] a game \u2018each week.The WIFU games will be shown ini.the west on a delayed basis since no network facilities are yet available.Two western games will be filmed each week and every western TV station will be provided with kinescopes.: The agreement provides for the: home city of a Big Four game fo} Jrevent the | be blacked out to teleçast.from affec ane However, \u2018the station muy g attend-| \u2018 | trophies, although there was a pionships Were held in Montreal \u2018over Labor Day weekend when a total of 72 archers representing | 10 different clubs from places as -| far apart as Arvide and Ottawa participated.Once again Fred Hicks of Sherbrooke Belleview, one of Canada\u2019s outstanding archers, walked away with all the spread of only 49 points between first and third places.Joe Ath- erton and Herb McCorkell, both of Ottawa were second and third.followed by Jim.Robson; \u201cDon St.Denis and Ralph: Thompson, all of Montreal.Three members of the Paraplegics Club, Montreal's own Wheelchair Wonders, headed up the Men\u2019s Class B\u2014John Rochon, Pierre Brousseau and Gaetan Bourgoin.Ken Smart of Sherbrooke led Class C, followed by Jean-Paul Clement of Three Rivers and Frank Hay- ford of Montreal The outstanding woman archer proved to be Mrs.Jacqueline FRIDAY, SEPT, 9, 1955 Hicks Tops Archers .= \u201cAt Provincial Meet The Quebec Provincial Cham- Bordeleau of Montreal, who only started shooting just over two months ago, and now puts many of the men to shame.Betty Mc- Keown of Ottawa finished over 100 points behind her and Jean Taylor of Montreal Algonquin\u2019s was third.The Women's Class B was won by Mary Taillon of Sherbrooke Iplowed by John Rochon\u2019s wife,\u2019 Isabel.Two out- of-towners headed Class C, Paula Gagnon of Arvida and Denise Rivard of Grand\u2019Mere.Two juniors competed, Ronnie McCorkell of Ottawa nosing out John Cowans of Sherbrooke by 42 points.Sherbrooke Belleview won the mixed team competition, guess they really have good archers out there! At the annual meeting following the banquet Sunday evening, Sherbrooke was picked as the site for the 1956 Championships and in the meantime, thoughts are turning to indoor shooting.which will be starting in Octobe: and plans are afoot for winter provincial and national mail matches, nd for more inter-club JASPER PARK (Continued from page 14) pretentious hotel, near \u2018the -sta- tion,\u2014the whole village is close by \u2014 which.gave us complete satisfaction.Naturally our next port-of-éall had to be that spot with the world wide reputation, Jasper Park Lodge.With only a vague idea of the distance, we set out on foot to arrive there two hours later, footsore and weary.We thought on crossing the Athabasca we must really be there.Suffice to say the effort was worthwhile.How we enjoyed wandering thro\u2019 those lovely lounges, gazing over well-named Lac Beauvert, and then outside, through those trim garden cottages! In the coffee shop we were able to satisfy our needs, tho\u2019 our appetites would have done justice by that gorgeous dining- room.Fortunately bears are no strangers around there.We showed we had learned a lesson by taking back into town the Lodge bus which evidently meets every train and costs but a trifle.Next day was our really big.day, one whole day bus trip thro\u2019 the Rockies to Banff.Over those strange roads the bus (taken at the station) in very capable rhands seemed the safest mode of running commentary was the perfect accompaniment.It was tions such a gorgeous panorama of wooded, snow-capped mountains, tempestuous waterfalls, jewels of lakes islet-studded waters, that it has all to be seen to be believed.Such names as Sunwapta, Mistaya, Athabasca, Waterfowl, the Weeping Wall, the Bridal Veil the Cathedral, Cleopatra's Needle, Bow, the Pyramid, Edith Cavell, conjure up pictures of unforgettable grandeur.stopped at the Chalet overlooking the Columbia Icefields.Having never before heard of these fields, we were totally unprepared for a trip on the snowmobiles, partly ski, partly caterpillar wheel propelled and so had to forego the experience.I advise anyone, however, to take along stout shoes and a coat.These icefields, the largest outside the Arctic Circle, cover over 100 square miles and from them spring three rivers, each of which flows into a diferent ocean, - transportation whilst the driver's | there we saw under ideal condi- .Though we feasted our eyes, we still had to eat and for lunch ; 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