The Westmount examiner, 30 avril 1954, vendredi 30 avril 1954

[" = ry ot ree CET a 5 cape 4 \u2014|Allow Tax Rebate, Drew Urges Ottaw a \u201c \u2019 ner Jl Whitin?Lxammer - |PC Leader Speaks [To Riding Group + voL.XXV, No.EY) IT'S HERE ! to see the 1-16th scale model, power the genuine article.NOW ! \u2014 Yes, this is a subway car, and you can step out and see it any day, right m Westmount.Of course; this is only a model \u2014 the real cars are in Toronto.But if you want it\u2019s at.4018 St.Catherine West, and will be there for ten days, at Bepco, whose fraction motors WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, April 30, 1954 West-End Students Given Prizesby Home a nd School West end youngsters figured prominently in results of an art contest sponsored by the Quebec Federation of Home and\u2019 School Associations.; Top prize winners \u201cwill receive their awards from Dr.Arthur Lis- mer, educational supervisor of the Montreal Museum of -Fine Arts, and Mrs.Paul Weil, chairman of the contest, on Saturday, closing day of the federation\u2019s two day annual contest here.Four youngsters, on of them from the Snowdon area; won scholarships to the Museum\u2019s School of Art and Design.They are Roger Fensier, 8, Iona School; Gale Davis, 12 Knowlton High School, and Olga Eizner, 14, Baron Byng High School, and Susan Schnieder, 16, King's High School, Compton, who tied for first place in the 14 and over age,group.Subject of \u201cthe contest was \u201cWhat I Like to do Best.\u201d and thousands of éntries were received Mrs.Weil said.Prize-winning pictures will be on exhibition in the Windsor Hotel during the federation's conference.Other prize winners in the age 6 to 9 section; Maureen James second, Frances Horowitz, third, and Patricia Wilson, fourth, ail of Montreal.+ Age 10 to 13 section: Diane Spencer, Verdun, second, Judy Morehouse, Beloeil Station, third, and Katy Silverstone, Montreal, fourth.Over 11 section: Sandra Rich, Montreal, second; and Gale Frances Ashton, third.and Nelson Weippert, fourth, both of Verdun.Honorable mention, age 8 to 9.from Montreal unless otherwise stated: Cassie Arzab, Ronald Etio- soff; Tom Tebbut, Three Rivers; John Ivany, Barbara McCorkindale, Susan Rapkin.Joyce Prokopenko; Wayne Johnson, Valleyfield; Freda Anne Dickie, Constantia Maturoff, Marghret Eperson, Irene Memess, Walter Kambulow; Peggy Richter, Arvida; Frances Roback, Ruby (Continued on page 2) Penfield Book Is Praised In Sermon By Rev.Berlis \u201cA new story about one of history's oldest themes, the search for God,\u201d was the description given the congregation of the Chürch of St.Andrew and St.Paul of the novel \u201cNo Other Gods,\u201d by Dr; Penfield.Rev.Dr.R.J.Berlis told his congregation that the \u2018book \u2018is\u2019 absorbing, readable, authentic End persuasive.\u201d Dr.Penfield, - director of the Montreal Neuro- * ogical Institute, is an elder of the church.The plot was simple and straightforward - the story of Abram, a priest who, with his a wandering tribe called people, the Habiru, worship the Moon God of Ur.But the Habiru were without honor in the cities, and lived in a vague atmosphere of distrust\u2014 \u201cThe suggestion of what-we today would call anti-semitism.\u201d Abram, a priest and leader of the Habiru, brought matters to a stormy crisis, rebelling against \u201cthe whole priestl;\u2019 system built on lies and o>pression.\u201d \u2019 \u201cOn a night of high festival, Abram smashes the idol of the Moon God in a chapter whish .| Canada.(Continued on page 2) PRICE Se Bad Paraplegic Story Told To Rotary By NORM BRACEGIRDLE \u201cThe cure and rehabilitation of a paraplegic is little short of a miracle\u201d said Major-General E.deB.Panet C.M.G., in addressing members of the Rotary Club of Westmount on .wednesday.\u201cIt is just since 1942 that this miracle has been able to be performed,\u201d he said, \u201cprior to that the cripple could look forward to spending the rest of his days in bed.\u201d The General told of the formation of the Paraplegic Society in The man behind the movement was Johy, Carrol, the first Canadian to hecome a paraplegic during the past war.Car- rol was wounded at Dieppe while serving with the Canadian army.He is now President and General Manager of the Paraplegic Asso- cfation.The object of the association the General said was to assist all those who are suffering from paralysis.To help paraplegics a \u2018team of medical experts and social workers are needed, the general said.This team consists of a doctor, |\u2019 a physio-therapist, nurses, ovder- lies, social workers, and employment officers.\u201cOne of the most important members of the team is the medical social workers who contacts the patient\u2019s family and explains the ness\u201d, the General said.\u201cIt must be understood that the paraplegic is not seeking charity, sympathy, or life long dependence.All'he wants is a chance at rehabilitation and finding a (Continued on page 2) Abbott Raises Veil's Corner The Federal Finance Department may be mailing civil service pension cheques to dead persons.Finance Minister Abbott told the Commons this week this possibility came to light following distribution of a questionnaire among retired Government\u201d employees.Mr.Abbott said the questionnaire sought fo obtaifi information on whether.cheques are being sent out in the name of people who are not alive, \u201c.Some envelopes con- .taining the questionnaire are- coming back marked \u2018Address Unknown' whereas the en- vélopes containing the pension cheques are not being returned.\u201d Mr.Abbott did not elaborate, but Finance Department officials said the mystery is being investigated.They said: thât cheques ave being cashed.Officials declined to say how many cases now afe being investigated.nature of the crippling ill- | .5 Conservative Leader George Drew \u2014 speaking to the - riding association here Tuesday night at Westmount Junior High School \u2014 urged Ottawa to allow Quebec taxpayers the full 15 per cent deduction.He also urged Ottawa to call an immediate federal- provincial.conference\u2018 on taxation and constitutional issues: : , Mr.Drew blamed thé taxation impasse in Quebec on Prime Minister Louis St.Laurent\u2019s unexplained refusal to reconvene the conference\u2019 that was adjourned in 1950.\u2018Although in Quebec the Tax issue raises a particular problem, across the country the vider problem is general, All thé other provinces were seeking clarification on constitutional problems.Mr.Drew said that the Canadian Government that rejected Quebec's request for full federal deduction of the provincial 15 per cent income tax is the same one that récognized the right of Quebec to collect a full 15 per cent tax, and collected the levy under a single tax form and remitted its share to the Quebec Government.Cites Details \u201c He pointed out that more than two thirds of Canadians paying income tax were paying federal and provincial taxes under a single form.This method confinued until the Wartime Agreements Act was signed in 1942.Similar methods of | collection existed in Ontario, Manitoba, and Prince Edward Island.\u201cWhen the federal government promised to restore the province to the position they had vacated ih 1942 surely it was reasonable to expect that a method which had worked out so satisfactorily, and (Continued on page 2) + à Civic Body Will Name Officials The annual meeting of the - Westmount Municipal Association will be held Tuesday at 830 p.m.in Victoria Hall.The agenda will include election of officers and The State of the City, by His Worship, Mayor Roy.L.Campbell.The Association will endeavour to secure answers to questions of general interest to Westmounters providing these \u2014 requests are received in writing a few days prior to the meeting.: They should be sent to the president at 356 Lans- downe avenue.* The Association announced that a new traffic study on Victoria and Grosvenor avenues has been made.The flow of traffic in this area will be reviewed again by the .City Council.before deciding on traffic regulations.DREW IN WESTMOUNT: CONSERVATIVE LEADER GEORGE DREW, caught by the Examiner camera as he urged Ottawa to give lpcal taxpayers the full 15 per cent reduction in income tax.(Bermingham Photo) ame PAGE TWO Weredale House Fwards Prizes Proficiency prizes in the winter class activities just concluded at Weredale House, one of the Red Feather agencies, were awarded at a concert Friday in the auditorium in Weredale Park School.Prizes are awarded amually by the Arthur H.Campbell Prize Fund, and others were presented by Eliot S.Frosst, president, as- pisted by members of the board of governors.The D.Binny Robertson Mem- \" orial Prize, an engraved wrist watch, was won by John Dubinka for general proficiency.The A.D.Thornton Memorial Prize for progress went to Ian Moore, and the Montreal City & District Savings Bank Prize for Order and Merit to George Green, first, and Stephen Foster, second, with additional money prizes being placed to their credit by A.Wesley Mason.Other prizes were: Night school under the leadership of N.J.Kneeland; James Walker, Brian Foster and Robert Seguin, Hobby classes under the direction of Richard Fair; Senior, Donald Goer- nert and Robert Pratt; junior, Robert Eby and James Downey.æe \u201cCHRISTMAS\u201d every day of the year for INSURANCE Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROXER \u201c MA.3332 CL.4519 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.Montreal SPRING IS HERE! 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PANTS MADE-TO-MEASURE $15,00 +10 ve CUSTOMER'S OR OUR MATERIAL MADE UP, © REPAIRING ® REMODELLING ® REFITTING F.L.SILVER Ladies\" & Gents\u2019 TAILOR 1235 Greene Avenue (Downstairs) WI.6633 Allow Tox.(Continued from page 1) i.for some time, would have been resumed when the war emergency \u201c passed,\u201d Mr, Drew said, Mr.Drew remarked that we have had no -explanation from either the prime minister or the finance minister why a \u2018system which was working so smoothly is now regarded with horor.The federal government is bound to recognize the right of the province to employ its own taxing power, and to co-operate ir working out the \u2018arrangements that are made, Mr.Drew said.He said that there is no reason why the inconveniences with which the Quebec tax payer is now faced, cannot be solved by the federal government.A deduction of the amount paid in provincial tax should be allowed.He could see no problem being raised because all governments have fixed the current rate of taxes.The meeting was chaired by Peter F.Kerrigan, and Mrs.Thelma McCarthy thanked Mr.Drew.Among those seated on the platform were, Egan Chambers, R.L.Hunter, Dennis Gougeon, and David DeVolpe.Gymnasium, Glen Wood, instructor; Junior \u201cC\u201d, Norman Coull and Camill Prevost; junior \u201cB\"\u201d, James McConachie and Edgar Padgett; junior \u201cA\u201d, Ross Holden and Keith Kenemy; intermediate, George Mc- Keaveney and Uno Sandres; senior, Brian Foster and John Dubinka.Prizes for the art classes, under Wm.J.Kinnis, instructor, were awarded to Franklin Benoist, Donald Rutherford, James Sinden and Robert Eby; general prizes, most helpful, to James Healy, Terry McKee and Howard Rankin; and the prize for general proficiency to Franklin Benoist.Prizes in Rotary Sports: senior, George Todd; intermediate, Uno Sanders; junior, Douglas Buttle; Paul Sampson Trophy for midgets, James McConachie.Cups for athletic competition; senior floor hockey, \u201cThe Herkeys,\u201d Capt.John Dubinka; intermediate floor hockey and basketball combined, \u201cWoodpile Rats\u201d, Capt.George Miller; junior \u201cA\u201d floor hockey, Douglas Gordon Trophy, \u201cRockets\u201d, Capt.Edward Eby; junior \u201cB\u201d floor hockey, \u201cBowery Boys,\u201d Capt.Douglas Buttle; junior \u2018\u201cC\" floor hockey, \u201cAces,\u201d Capt.Franklin Benoist.Prizes won at Camp Weredale last season: The A.A.Boire Cup for the best camper, Kenneth Moore; the James Craig Cup for the best hut, \u201cFoxes\u2019\u2019, Capt.Thomas Mamay; Mrs.Craig Trophy for best hut, \u201cBlackfeet\u201d, Capt.Terry \u2018McKee.Weredale House dz under the direction of Vernon F.McAdam, secretary - manager, assisted by Mrs.M.Craig, lady superintendent, George Brugman, assistant secretary, and Mrs.M.Lang, assistant lady superintendent.West - End ; .(Continued from page 1) Rabinoviteh, Leslie Birch, Christian Baude and Perry Goldberg.Selected for exhibition, age 6 to 9: Ronald Green; George Brehaut, 1215 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT FITZROY 0769 ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES George F.Bourke NOTARY 4805 CUMBERLAND AVEN.D.G.N.D.GEL.3262 231 St.James Street West, Plateau 4451 \u201cHOWARD S.ROSS, Q.C.Barrister and Solicitor Office: Suite 1115, Daily Star Bidg., Residence: Terrace Apartments, It no answer at residence phone PL.4451 Ten Rosemount Avenue, Westmount, GLenview 2177 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 eZ 22 MAXWELL CUMMINGS of Montreal, who has just been- elected President of the As- id sociated Screen News Lim- ° ited, by shareholders repre- - senting the naw management of the Company.Penfield Book.(Continued from page 1) would grace the best stories in thriller-fiction.\u201d Then he sef out to meditate in the solitude of the Great Marsh, to find the true God.Abram did not fafl.Alone in the Great Marsh, he reported later, \u201cI walked with God.I know now there is one God.To fear Him is undestanding.To obey Him is the beginning of wisdom.\u201d Having found God, Abram returns to his people and prepares to\" lead them into the land of Caanan where they will be able to worship the true God in perfect freedom.Abram tells his people: \u201cThis \u2018God will go with us through the wilderness and danger to guide and to protect us.To every man who puts wrong thinking out of his heart, He will speak, as He has spoken to me.\u201d \u201cIn these concluding words of the book, we feel we are listening not only to Abram, but to Dr.Penfield, speaking out of his heart,\u201d Dr.Berlis declared.But the novel was not merely an historical sermon.\u201cIt is much more than that.It is a brightly- lighted stage across which move vivid personalities whom we cannot forget.\u2019 Dr.Berlis was sorry that Dr.Penfield has not had opportunity to develop one character in the book further, and lioped \u201cto meet him again in the novel's sequel.\u201d This was Dudu, the Sumerian physician, who \u201cis surely speaking for Dr.Penfield himself when he declared: \u2018It is easier to cure a sick body than it is the sick of heart.The most serious of all ills is wrong thinking.But although wrong thinking -is so common an ailment, it is not incurable.\u201d \u201d + Dr.Berlis said: \u201cIt is abundantly clear that Dr.Penfield chose his theme because he is a \u2018Man of the Book.\u2019 To him the Bible is the book of life in which he finds man at his best and God at His nearest.\u201d- Danville; Mike Fensier and Donald West, Beloeil Station, Honorable mention age 10 to 13; Jennifer Chanter, Doreen Jeary, Andrew Geller, Patsy Hamilton, Martha Goser; Heather Drake, Marguerite Booth.Angela Tinkler, Compton; Elsa Clark, Peter Taylor, Brunhild Goldner and Bruce McGarrety.Selected for exhibition, age 10 to 13: Richard Kitaeff, Mary Murpphy Fort Chambly; Lillianne Schumacher, Desmond MacGowan, Paul Eddy Kornachuk, Susan Mackenzie, Lynn Corley, Fred Forbes, Roy Bent, and Roy Nichol, Quebec City.: Honorable mention, over 14, Fred Pattemore, Quebec City; Kathleen Garell, Eileen Rutherford and Eugenie Breault.Special group selected for exhibition from Verdun High School, Anne Shaw, Marlyn Ward, Lois Goodwillie and Anne Marie Clark.9 Parapledic .\u201d (Centinued from page 1) good, self-supporting job\", he continued.: 200 Cases The General neted that there were approximately 200 paraplegic cases from the second World War in the Canadian army, and that the \u2018Korean war produced four cases.\u2018 He said that it was a veteran Who suggested to the government that they open the doors of the military hospitals treating paraplegics to civilians.Before this was done he said most civilian cases could be found lying on their backs jn incurable hospitals across the country.- 104 It is not only the war\u201cthat brings on cases, but- swimming, diving, skiing and automobile accidents have resulted in7civilians becoming paraplegics.Although -most cases can now | be treated successfully, the treats ments are of long duration, last- img from eight to 12 months in the hospital, and then returning |for periodic check-ups, the General pointed out.Capabilities \u2018 The General said that a good portion of the public \u2018are still ignorant of the capabilities of paraplegics in industry.He said that one of their biggest problems remains transportation.Unless the patient can buy a car with special controls, travelling to his job can be very inconvenient for himself and others.- \u201cThe paraplegics do not want your charity, they only want your- moral support,\u201d the general said in conclusion.After Major-General E.deB.Panet's talk, the members heard a short address by Harry Ward, secretary treasurer of the Pära- plegic Association.Mr.Ward, who is a paraplegic himself, told members just what the condition was, and how it affected a person and his family.The guest speaker was introduced by Dr.John R.Lochead, and thanked by Beverley Daley.President Bill Allison, chaired the meeting.Fine Arts Museum | Flower Show Date Almost every type of flower arrangement will be on display at the \u201cFete des Fleurs\u201d, annual flower show being held at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on June 1st.The contest of flower arrangements is sponsored by the Ladies Committee of the Museum, and is open to everyone.Mrs.Leslie Haslett, 6 Belvedere Rd, a member of the committee for the event is most enthusiastic about the many interesting classes that have been added to the program this year.She tells us of a new class being introduced which will be a real challenge to \u2018the amateur flower arrangér.It consists of- making an original display with identical flowers and ccntainer provided by the Museum, which must be arranged within 45 minutes.The resulting combinations of individual techniques and points of view under,the same conditions shôuld prove most interesting.; There will be 7 other classes, giving contestants unlimited scope for their imagination and ingenuity.: WILD FLOWERS \u2014 Wild flowers and wild-blossoming branches.SHOW CASES:- Accessories such as china figurines, materials, dried grasses, driftwood ete; may be used.Fu CLASSIC\u2014These arrangements must not be under 18 inches high, and the container if possible should be an urn or bowl of some importance.JAPANESE \u2014 Background, such as a decorative panel, oriental embroidery, or fan may be used.MINIATURE \u2014 Not to exceed 3 inches in any dimension.UNIFORM CONTAINER\u2014The container (Bread tin 8\u201d x 4\u201d x 3\u201d) supplied by contestant.FREE STYLE \u2014 In any type of container.These arrangements may be any shape or type, horizontal, low bowl or centre piece.Local Officials Are Named For S.A.Fund Drive Westmount cam algn officiai, have been named for the Salvatiy, Army Eventide Home, Building Fund Campaign, which will gg underway next week.i \u201cThey are: Mrs.Edgar F.To, hurst, Mrs.B.T.Bourke, Mrs, 1, H.Mather, Mrs.W.Redfern, My; J.K.Wilson, Mrs.T.J.Kennedy, Mrs.A.H.Billham, Mrs.F.w, Ross, Mrs.C.E.Swift, Mrs.J.F, Rutherford.\u2019 Campaign dates dare set for May 3-17 and the objective this year is $890,000.This is five and on half times greater than in 195 § -when the objective was for $165.000, for mainfaining the Army work for one year.The reason for this.increase, -gaid Sr.Major T.L.Carswel, campaign director, is to provide 3 | new Eventide Home in the weit.; ern section of the City of Mont.\u2019 real for aged: people to include | women and married couples, in addition to the one now being used by men exclusively, The regular 26 Red Shield Services of The Salvation Army are also-included \u2018in this year\u2019s objective.HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS of all kinds FURNITURE REFINISHING AND UPHOLSTERING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND RADIOS REPAIRED Don't Wait For The Rush LAWNMOWERS | Sharpened = Repaired - Reset Pick-up and | : Délivery * service WE.4905 GREENE SHOP REG'D.1368 Greene Avenue (Near Sherbrooke) press THE | DAY 15 | CANADA'S | LARGEST SELLING \u201cLAGER | MCE pot for May e this Year ve and ong an in 193 for $165,.tô include couples, in being used he regular \u201cof The so- include th he Army) ; 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REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS BEST WORK GUARANTEED Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE -1166 CREENE AVENUE (Just below St Cathérine) PICK-UP AND DELIVERY \u2018OPEN, ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS LOSED SATURDAYS WE.2323 i The ROSLYN BALLET STUDENTS are seen above in a scene from their recital at Victoria Hall Friday.Front Row, left to right, are Babara Pattee, Jénnifer Beck, Sally Birks, Sherrill Nelson, and Diana Flegg.Second Row, Davidson, and Marilyn Maughan.left to right, Ruth Michelson, Nancy Back Row left to right, Pamela Larratt, Jane Heward, Elizabeth\u2019 Abbott, Margaret Jacques, Jane MacFarlane, Heather Toohey, Bonny Love, Ingred Hall, and Diana Safford.Their instructress is Miss Joan Champion.(Ed.Bermingham Photo) Queen Elizabeth Hospital Defiat Set At $98,226 Operating deficit of the Queen* Elizabeth Hospital \u201cfor the past year was $98.226.it was announced yesterday at the annual meeting by N.P.Woods, treasurer.This compares to a deficit of $91,739 for the previous twelve month.Revenues were shown at 3689,- 321 with expenditures at $787,548.Admissions during 1953 were 5,117 as against 5,009 in 1952, it was reported, and the patient- days figure stands at 46.088 as against 44,726.Births were 982 with 10 lost while the 1952 figure was 879 with\u2019 17 lost.Death percentage was 2.58 as against 2.36 for the previous twelvemonth.The outdoor department handled 20,255 cases as against 19,164 for 1952.Dr.Harld R.Griffiths, medical supetintendent, in a brief address, outlined the circumstances sur- 5631 Queen Mary Road, Hamp- stead.The Internal Scholarship for bovs who have been at the school at least three years was won by Norman L.Courey, son of Mrs.P.Huddad, 1817 Van Horne avenue.Of the 75 boys who wrote.the examinations for the scholarships, nine of the best candidates werg interviewed at the school by the Educational Committee.During the past ten years six of the scholarship winners have come from Hampstead.They were Robert Fenson, 1943, Ross Newman, 1946, David Bunyan, 1949, John Hugill, 1953, and Roger Courtois and David Hodges in 1954.For the, Cancer rounding the birth of twins at the hospital, and used it as an example of how the resources of the institution are sometimes depleted by the unexpected.L.B.Unwin was reelected president, and other officers are: A.H.Marden, first vice president, Fred \u2018Atkinson, second vice president; N.P.Woods, treasurer and Dr.J.J.Griffith, secretary.Miss E.Geiger, director of nursing, paid tribute to the large amount of work done by her staff, and the high standard maintained.Dr.E.M.Crawford reported Committee.and Mrs.C.N.Knowles for the women's auxiliary.L.B.Unwin, president, reported that during the past year the executive committee had studied the most pressing problems and turned their attention to obtaining add.tional facilities for the operation of the hospital.Rabbi Paul Liner At Beth Sholom Rabbi Paul Liner will speak on \u2018A Definition of Judaism' at Temple Beth Sholom services today at 8:15 p.m.Pulpit honors will be shared by William Nagley and Harold Frank.and Mrs.Jack Freedman will bless the Sabbath Lights.Rabbi Liner, whose new address is now 400 Cote St.Antoine road, recently addressed St.George's Lodge No.10 AF & AM.speaking aminer WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 += \u201c50 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" 3 .Reliable © JEWELLERS WATCH REPAIRS 4 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.on The Three Rs in Life.He v w il soon leave for New York, for consultation on audio visual techniques for the Temple religious school.A congregational dinner will be held late in May, and plans are now being formulated by president Harry Wolfe, ha'i Baha'i Conference At Victoria Hall Saturday Evening Canadian members of the Baha'i World Faith will come from all parts of the Dominion to attend their 7th Annual Convention, to be held in Victoria Hall, West- mount, April 30 through May 2 Delegates to the convention will consider the tasks of the year ahead, including national, interracial and intercontinental teaching.The theme of the meeting will be \u201cThe Ten Year Spiritual Crusade\u201d and ways to carry the Ba- teachings to the remotest corners of the earth.will be discussed.The Baha'i World Faith had its beginning in Persia, where on May 2, 1863, its founder Baha\u2019'u\u2019llah, son of a Persian nobleman, made His prophetic announcement originating a new Universal Cycle of world brotherhood and peace.Since that time the Bana\u2019i Faith has been established in over 200 countries, islands and territories of the world.Attending the Convention will be two prominent Baha'is from Western Canada, Mr.Donald R.MacLaren, D.S.0,, M.C.and Bar; D.F.C., from Vancouver, and Dr, Arthur B.Ivwin, from Edmonton, both of whom will participate in a panel discussion at Victoria Hall May 1.to which the public is invited.The concentrated milk branch of Canadian dairying is now of major importance.It utilizes as much milk as cheese and sometimes more \u2014 about 3 per cent.v2 Ri 2 777 ZO P ALLS SL LLL SLL LSS SSL S LSS ISLS SS SLL S LLL SSS LSS SSS SS ft ALL ARRIVALS AT LA GUARDIA FIELD 5 non-stops leaving daily at: 7.30 a.m.3.15 p.m.12.30 -p.m.5.45 p.m.8.30 p.m.$21.30 All times quoted are local daylight time COLONIAL AIRLINES For reservations and tickets call MA.2201 or see your local travel agent.Direct Skycruiser 4-engine service to Washington via Syracuse leaving daily at 2.10 p.m.ei im PAGE FOUR * At Victoria Hall \"Snow White\u201d Feature of Children\u2019s Theatre Set For May 8 All the wonders of Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs the most beloved of all fairy stories, will unfold before the eager eyes of the children who attend Victoria Hall, Saturday afternoon, May 8th, when this delightful play will be presented by the Children\u2019s Theatre*under the direction of Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters.From the raise of the curtain on the throne room of the queen's palace, the play moves through picturesque scenes of the forest.the home of the Seven Dwarfs, and the grand finale when Prince Charming finds his lovely Snow White.The Children\u2019s Theatre gave this same show six years ago, when Dick Easton.(who appeared last season with the Strat- ford players and was taken to London, England by Alec Guiness) played the role of the Prince._ seen in the same role on this oceasion, and Sheila Mittleman, already well known to Children's Theatre audiences, will be entrusted with the role of the lovely Snow - White.Felicia Bonaparte \u2018will play the vain Queen Brangomar.Judy Smiley will be Witch Hex.and the balance of the cast includes Linda Raff.Edith Myers, Suzanne Rayner, Barbara Yals, Arter, Alena Chiro, Jacobson.Cynthia Rill.Joan Cordeau.Gloria Rosen, Leiba Berlin, Rosalind Warhaft, Jill McGregor.Eleanor Kalmanasch.Fred Blitstein.Stephen Jacobson.Perrv Phillips, Stephen Maron.Burton Irwin, Glen Mc- Kenzie, Derek Collett-White, and Walter Wakefield.Delightful music, dancing.and a play full of action will await the children who aïe fortunate enough to see Snow White at Victoria Hall.Carol Milton Shutler will be + Judy.THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 \"SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS,\u201d will be presented by the Children's Theatre at Victoria Hall Saturday afternoon, May the 8th.Appearing in the scene above, Fred Blitstein, Perry Phillips.McKenzie.\u2019 , Stephen Jacobson, Stephen Maron, Eleanor Kalmanasch, Burton Irwin and Clen Avon Players New Production Kempy.the Avon Players\u2019 next production is now in rehearsal under the very capable direction of Mr.Bill Owens.This play is one of the finest situation comedies to ever appear in the American Theatre.Tt is the { Stor) v of a plumber who hopes to Ve an architect and what happens .to him when he meets a headstrong girl.There will be two performances only ot this play on Thursday \u2018and Friday evenings May 14 and 15 at the Westminster Central United Church, corner of Atwater avenue and St.Antoine street.Curtain time is 8:30 p.m.Herbert Lewis Is Prizewinner Herbert Lewis, 98 Lansdowne avenue, has been awarded a university scholarship by Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md., it was announced this week.He is Prince of Wales prizeman in philosophy at McGill University.A native of Montreal, Mr.Lewis was educated first at Strathcona.Entering McGill, he took an honors course in philosophy.grad- ualing last spring.He entered the graduate school and is a candidate for an MA in philosophy at McGill, as well as leclurer in philosophy at Sir George Williams College.He will study for a doctorate degree al Johns Hopkins\u2019 and plans to become a university teacher in philosophy.Special Constable R.Doucet, of the \u2018Royal Canadian Mounted Police, will team up again.this year with 8gt.J.H.Blais te represent Montreal on the -Canddian Bisley team.They qualified at the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association \u2018annual shooting competitions year.Blais is a veteran at Bisley shooting, while this is the second time for Doucet.last $100 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the slumbering eyes means what she says.The film industry still remembers the shy but detarmined youngster flaunted tradition by being spotted, not on the stage of the Pasadena Community Playhouse, but in the audience, What's more, the girl turned down the talent scout's offer \u2018for a screen test.\u201cYes, I said \u2018No.\u201d admits Miss Parker.\u201cAt the time I who Playmakers Please | In Pleasant Comedy A three days\u2019 run of a lively comedy took place at St.John the Evangelist Church Hall last week as The Playmakers presented \u201cMiss Tracy\u201d, by Ireland Wood.Margaret Cammell in the title role showed taste and restraint in her way of handling the various situations, from sentiment tp slapstick.She was at her best in the first act, as the untransform- ed Miss Tracy.as yet untouched by the ministrations of hafrdresser and couturier.Character parts are obviously Miss Cammells forte, and her first appearance in a so- .phisticated London entourage in her home made finery, straight from a country vicarage, was good comedy.Roberta Lubert as Mrs.Lancaster gave a well-thought-out character study.It was a pleasure to watch young Magda Yurkovitz acquit herself of her part as a fluttery English middle-aged spinster, a type she could have had no opportunity of studying-at close quarters./ N.D.G.gisl Rosalie Keller looked and played her part with grace and sincerity, as did another local resident, William Mahon.The sets by Sleeman wère more than adequate.The play was well directed by D.McDermott.Any laek of pace could be attributed rather to the play itself which showed signs of having been adapted from a lengthy novel, and mot to direction or players.On the whole The Playmakers.have shown in their last production that\u2019! they are making steady progress in the realm of voice projection - and acting.HE» 1 \u2018know \u2018the Bible is inspired be- ; opuse i it finds me at greater depths | of my ÿ being than any other hook.\u201c\u2014Sarauel \u2018Taylor Colerläge * Ariene Dahl and the singing Rosemary Hope.| \u2018was a student at the Playhouse * and there was a rule against students taking such tests before completing the full course, So, I finished first.The actress has lived up to her convictions, slowly building from role to role until her performances today vary from the hair-shorn prisoner of.\u201cCaged\" to the siren of \u201cScara- mouche\u201d and the war-time wife of \u2018Above and Beyond\u201d to her first outdoor characterization, the Southern beauty of M-G-M's +Hm EXadiNEH, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 hE \u2014\u2014 Hi-y Girls Held Business Session The Westmount Girls Hi-Y Club had their last business meeting of the season Tuesday at the local YMCA.Elections for next PAGE FIVE yaar\u2019s executive were held and Andie Gross was elected president, succeeding Mickey Brown.Nancy Willis is secretary replacing Jan Henderson.Eleanor Bowles was elected treasurer, succeeding Heather Cross while Noreen Murphy replaces Joan Fish as chaplain.Installation of the new officers was held Thursday.NEED A GOOD PLUMBER ?24-hour service for our customers 4937 Sherbrooke West BRANDT PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing & Heating Contractors PHONE DE.0655 Westmount * PROMPT SERVICE * P.McCUAIG LIMITED 65 Hillside Ave.| \u201cBscape Frmo Fort Bravo,\u201d in which she teams with William Holden, is now playing at the Westmount INSTALLATIONS and-REPAIRS Westmount until Tuesday night.~ ANNUAL MEETING (Open To Ail Members) WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL - ASSOCIATION Victoria Hall \u2014 Tuesday, May t 8.30 P.M.Attend your annual town meeting to discuss = Westmount municipal problems and hear the state of the City reviewed by Mayor Campbell.x x * Refreshments, get-together and open discussion x x x Membership open to all residents of Westmount fe YE ST Ep RE AE A TA SEAL rasa ara = ay EE ATRL NEN EMI LET TA a UN APART BT Sn à A EE Col RS EE AM OME ob ms Luni i SER * From Our Wandering Movie Reporter Jack Hirshherg From Texas PA Our Hollywood Reporter In Fort Worth FORT WORTH, Texas, Aprjl 29\u2014Years ago Canada became known to the typical American as a snow-covered land of savage Indians, where everyone spoke French and wild .animals roamed the streets.This impression may have been mitigated somewhat through the years, though a majority of Americans even- today show abysmal ignorance of Canada.They've heard the Dominion has a balanced budget and they may know our dollar is worth more than their own.Yet they find .it tough to accept the - fact that Canada, too, has steam heating, radio, automotive transportation and English she is spoke here, The quaint American attitude toward Canada is little altered by a sales letter postmarked Montreal which is currently flooding the United States.This kindly missive offers, for a price, to show each and every recipient how to make a fortune in mining stocks.Says the letter, in part: \u201cOnly the informed - investors who get in on the ground floor will make money,\u201d .and.\u201cThe writer is a former Canadian government official endowed with valuable inside information\u201d.: \u201cCanadian mining stocks are again on the move\u201d, reads the letter: \u201cAnother brilliant chapter in Canada\u2019s mining history, complete with a new crop of market money-makers, is now being written.\u201d For a few dollars the recipient iS invited to coin a million by investing in wranium stocks.The whole - thing has the seent of the wild .well, it smells of something! .and a calculated appeal to the lazy speculator.- Just how many money-hungry Americans will be coaxed into parting with their greenbacks by the epistle from Montreal is difficult to calculate.The writer gives as his address a suite in an obscure Montreal hotel and there's small doubt he'll flit when the heat is turned his way.In his pocket there'll be a roll of certified checks from gullible Americans who prefer to make their fortunes the easy way.Ah, yes, dear American friends, Canada is still the land of new frontiers, a paradise of trout and opportunity \u2014 but not via the mail order route.* TICKERTAPE \u2014 Chuck Connors, the one-time Montreal Royal baseball star who later played for Los Angeles and latched onto a movie role or, two, now sells insurance in Caifornia.His acting career was brief and unsensational .Aside from oranges and humidity, Florida's prime product seems to be sunshine.The St.Petersberg Independent, a daily paper, is given away free every day the sun does not shine on St.Petersburg .Cleaning up financially in Florida these days are such stars as Betty Hutton and Mickey Rooney, whose cabaret appearances bring them as much @s $35,000 a week.Rooney is beginning to click again as a film actor, too, and may win an award for his chore in the forthcoming James Michener story, \u2018The Bridge af Toko-Ri\u201d.20th Century-Fox estimates the world gross business on \u201cThe Robe\u201d will be $69,000,000.\u201cGone With the Wind\u201d grossed only half that and the studio\u2019s estimate seems absurdly fat .Jerry Lewis.squared his debt with the U.S.Income Tax Department by mailing a check for $178,000.His association with Dean Martin is in no danger of breaking up, despite gossip column reports to the contrary.Canada\u2019s Raymond Burr, one of the busier Hollywood character actors, will star in his own syndicated television series on film, \u201cInternational Story Theater\u201d.The pictures are slated for lensing in Japan, India and the Philippine Islands.* London's Fountain Films, reportedly headed by a Lord Wilton and Emmett Dalton, is contemplating filming activity in Toronto.One Leon Becker, a former Eagle-Lion Studio sound recording expert, has been to the Queen City to look over possible production facilities there.Becker skipped Hollywood some time ago when he was named as a Communist by Screenwriter Martin Berkely, himself a confessed Red.Becker's guilt or innocence is still not established.He allegedly left \u2018town before the Congressional Committee studying Un-American Activities could subpoena him for testimony.- , À RELAX ATTHE MOVIES % \u2014\u2014\u2014 * \u2018Of 3 Misquided Girls _ The Examiner.GLITTERING TECHNICOLOR MUSICAL \u2014 Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe in a scene from \"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,\" which opens today at the Seville, Snowdon, Strand and Outre- mont Theatres.*\u2014 Ls * ° played, respectively, by Anto- nella Lualdi, Lia Amanda and Eleanora Rossi Drago with the \"Three Forbidden S tories \u201d Dramatic Italian Film with English , Titles at Avon, Monkland and Normandie.The story of three (3) misguided girls is dramatically told in \u201cThree Forbidden Stories\u201d, an Italian film with English titles, which will be Premiered in Montreal on Saturday at three theatres , ., \u201cmen in their lives porirayed by \u2018Gabrielle Ferzetti, Enrico Luzzi - and Frank Latimore.Gino Cervi and Isa Pola are in top featured roles.The picture was produced with a frankness typical of all Jtalian films.The supporting feature is \u201cNorman Conquest\u201d starring Tom Conway to whom danger > \"EL.2944 \\ IPN INTNINI TN the Avon, Monkland and Nor- \u2014 Yr \u2014 - mandie.an inferiority complex; and of \u201cThree _ Forbidden Stories\u201d Gianna who succumbed to pas- tells of three young women who, for different reasons, happen to come together at the same time of an accident\u2019 and thus become inmates of adjacent beds in the same ward in a hospital.The film then, in flashbacks, recounts the life stories of these \u2018exciting\u2019 girls in town; , .of Anna Maria Who married history's most baffling bridegroom, a practical joker incapable of taking life seriously; of Renata, the victim of seduction who grew up with Is This The Maid's* Night OH?® Make this à welcome interlude by dining out.® The finest Barbecue Chicken served in a pleasant and relaxing - atmosphere for your enjoyment of o truly different chicken dinner Also Barbecue Chicken to take out SUESTMOUNT Barbecues (5151 Sherbrooke W./ (1 block west of the Westmount Theatre) NTU FTNT NTC NF NT NEFF IFFT\u2019 .Fully Air-Conditioned LFF NII TININYY NLAL ALVIS NIL \\S\\ SNIP is but a game.sion and vice.These roles are April 30, 1953, Page & Eva Bartok and Joy Skelton are also co-starred.~ : STORY OF THREE MISGUIDED GIRLS! ANNA MARIA-married history's host baffling bridegroom RENATA\u2014 Something happened in her youth, men would \u2018never let her forget! GIANNA\u2014She \u2018succumbed te - passion and vice! .© \u201cBoch of the Misguided Girls is a Beouly ond @ Forceful Actress\u201d =N.X.Werld-Telogrom Sun MEET THE 3 MOST BEAUTIFUL AND EXCITING GIRLS IN TOWN! TIL LL 2 CONQUES PRE ear SHOWING! Avon Markland), = LL Normandie » \" - D row.hei wriise bes ?f im LO ip ipl ERY.se hr wen yt ges a a a ia of a 4 THE THEATRE IS YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT THREE FORBIDDEN STORIES, the dramatic Italian film with English titles, which will be Montreal premiered on Saturday at the Avon, Monkland and Normandie theatre s.Eleonore Rossi Drago, Antonella Lualdi and Lia Manda play the roles of three misguided girls in the feature.' \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 * \"The Miser\" .MRI's Final Closes Season At The Westhill Auditorium ° \u2019 In the Montreal\u2019 Repertory ~ Theatre's final production this season of \u201cThe Miser\u201d, MRT'S costume designer will play the leading role.Tom Owen, whose profession has been the theatre ever since he left Dartington Hall, where he studied designing under a special scholarship, will be Harpagon, the miser, as well as the designer of several of the costumes worn by the cast, Earlier this season, Mr.Owen played the Dauphin in MRT's \u201cSaint Joan\u201d, directed their production of \u201cThe Deep Blue Sea\u201d and was responsible for all the costumes in_each play.Winnifred Dennis is the matchmaking Frosine, who tries to extract money from the miser, Mrs.Dennis, who played professionally in England, has appeared in a number of MRT productions (\u201cPygmalion\u201d and Anna Christie\u201d last year), and recently went to Ottawa to appear in the Canadian Repertory Theatre production of \u201cThe Marquise\u201d.The part of Valere, who takes the position of stewart in the miser\u2019s household because he loves the miser\u2019s daughter, is .taken by Bruce Raymond, who played Freddy in MRT'S production of \u201cThe Deep Blue Sea\u201d.Mr.Raymond is business manager of the Mountain Playhouse, and does freelance writing for the CBC.\u2014% * On Giant Full-Stage Screen \"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes\u201d Technicolor Musical At 4 Theatres: Seville, Snowdon, Strand and Outremont The Seville Theatre, for the past few years the home of Vaudeville in the city, becomes another in the United Amusements\u2019 chain of First-Run Motion Picture Theatres starting Thursday.Equipped with a New Giant Full-Stage Screen, the Seville will henceforth present, in conjunction with the Snowdon, Strand and Ou- tremont theatres, First- Run feature productions.The feature photoplay at - the Seville, Snowdon, Strand and Outremont Starting this afternoon will be the glittering Technicolor musical \u2018Gentlemen Prefer Blondes\u201d with Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe as the central figures in the story.The return of this photoplay will mark its first presentation in the city at regular prices and - on the Giant Full-Stage Screen.The Anita Loos story, which has chalked up quite a record since 1926 when it was first published, has been brought up-to- date and filmed in color by Technicolor as one of Hollywood\u2019s most lavish musical comedies.Although it has a rich, new look, the original theme and the two principal characters, Lorelei Lee, the beautiful «+.+.PRESENTS Moliére\u2019s THE MISER PUBLIC BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN.® MRT Office, 4023 Tupper St, Flizroy 4683/4 o Tickets \u2014 $1.98 (tax included) modern adaptation by Miles Malleson Old Vic Success 1950 Directed by Guy Beaulne e Wednesday to Saturday May 5-8 \u2014 8.45 p.me Westhill Auditorium (Somerled at Draper) \u2014% blonde, and her friend Dorothy, still dominate the comedy.Charles Coburn, Elliott Reid, Tommy Noo- nan and six-year-old George (Foghorn) Win- slow head the large sup- * porting cast.The second feature at the Seville, Snowdon and Ou- tremont is \u201cThe Limping Man\u201d, a mystery thriller co-starring Lloyd Bridges and Moira Lister.The sec- \u2014\u2014k\u2014 ond feature at the Strand is \u201cWithin These Walls\".\u201cSnow White And The Seven Dwarfs\u201d A Children's Theatre Production Dorothy Davis, Violet Walters VICTORIA HALL SATURDAY AFTS, MAY 8TH & 15TH All seats reserved $1.25 & 70¢ WILLIS, cor.St.Catherine and Drummond Phone UN.6-6801 TODAY i AD + On Our \\ Giant Wide Screen! ADWAY SPARK, ER Te AC MSICAL GE 2e IR It's sugaz daddies.diamonds «orchids and champagne .when those \u201ctwo little girls from Little Rock\u201d take over from gay Paree to Naughty Broadway! ELU\" MONR HOWARD ra EU wn Cit hid Tony Bon ww = oral Dal - Toy test» mr À Add 7 at Sevitle, Snowdon, Outremont SÉVILLE \"THE LIMPING MAN\" \u201cAt Strand SE ETON cet.(SVRITDNE % Avon's \"Kempy\" Tickets may be obtained from any member of the group or by calling the box office at Wellington 4416, and.will be available at the hall up to curtain time on the night of the performance, \u2014\u2014 f \u2014\u2014 Gloria Grahame seen recently in \u201cThe Big Heat,\u201d will be with Clifton, Webb and Jean Peters in Charles Brackett's \u201cA Woman's World\u201d for 20th Centurye Fox.Sherbrooke at Grey EL.9545 Now PLAYING yntil TUESDAY! IN COLOR BY \" Technicolor The One Wonderful, à Big Musical Show! ph, eursing TONY HOPE - MARTIN ARIENE ROSEMARY DAHL: CLOONEY BOB , THE MOST BRAUTIFUL ] GIRIS IN THE WORLD! 7 © MILLARD MITCHELL WILLIAM DEMAREST ADDED ATTRACTION STARRING WLAN HOLDEN AAA AAA AAA AS ARRAS ELEANOR PARKER MAMAN SAMs ror cer AAA 2 ANA VAE JOHN FORSITHE The Examiner.April 30, 1954, Page 7 rari mat et ay By fin PAGE EIGHT THE EXAM , Serving the City of Westm GARDEN SUBURB OF CANADA'S Published Every Friday INER of him.ount : His passing will \u2018be deeply regretted by Lu ROPOLIS friends and admirers in all parts of Canada.THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave.WAlnut 2773% \u201cThe Examiner\u201d sims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year: $1.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd.Class Post Office Dept, Ottawa.FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954 public service.Mail Important Campaign Combined Appeal for the Blind \u201d - Needs, Deserves Support In Montreal,\" last Monday, there was started \u201can extremely important campaign and one that is deservin THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1964 less lack of püblicity that was characteristic \\ The Late W.H.Goodwin resident of this city.One of Westmount's Most Residents Passes in 86th Year Many local residents, particularly those of the older generation, will mourn the passing of William H.Goodwin, occurred here last week.The 1 win was in his eighty-sixth year, and had been living in retirement for the past thirty \u201cyears., The name \u201cGoodwin\u2019s\u201d will be familiar to those who remember the ment store that stood on the site of the present T.Eaton Co.'s establishment.Mr.Goodwin was founder of one of the country\u2019s pioneer department stores, and guided its continual growth for some twenty years, until his decision to retire.; An ardent churchman, he worked hard in this field during his entire life, particularly .after retirement.His church work was vast, but was achieved with a self- Esteemed whose death ate Mr.Good- Aveugles.- huge depart- ciency, they May 8.and welfare \u201cA Common Point Of View II \u2026 By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor {Rector of Trinity Memorial Church) Last week we spoke of a common point of view on which Jews, Protestants and Roman Catholics could agree (not forgetting Anglicans and Orthodox).There is some need of further explanation.We are go accustomed to battling for our special point of view that we may feel that we must go on, and that we would be traitors if we collaborated with one another.Just imagine a Jew collaborating with a Christian after these nineteen centuries! Or imagine an Irish Roman Catholic collaborating with an Irish Presbyterian aftér four centuries of enmity ! It is almost inconceivable.And yet the outsider - say the Communist, or the Mohammedan or the Buddhist - does not see too much difference between the Irish Roman Catholic and the Irish Presbyterian.From any one of those three points of view there is little to choose between them; ihey are both Christian and that is enough, to condemn them.They have a Christian point of view.But narrow the limits a little.In the Anglican Communion \u2018there are Evangelicals and Anglo- Catholics, not to speak of those who belong to neither party; but both to themselves and outsiders as well they have a common point of view: they both regard the Bible and the Book of Common Prayer as \u2018the most important books in the world.Or take the Roman Catholics: there are Jesuits, and Dominicans and Franciscans, not to speak of those who belong to none of the orders; there have been deadly battles between them, hut no one would deny that they have a common point of view in their allegiance to the Papacy.: So in the Christian Church as a whole: \u2018there are many differences, and very serious ones at that, but there is also a common BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.W.and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., \\ Minister Mr.Hibbert Troop, Organist and Choirmaster 11:00 nm.BLOSSOMING WILDERNESS & REJOICING DESERT Anthem - The Wilderness\u201d COMMUNION & RECEPT OF MEMBERS SUNDAY.Han, SCHOOL 7.40 pom.CHARLES FOSTER, B.A, B.D.THURSDAY, 7.45 pan.ORDINATION OF MR, REBIN BONNEY Rreeplinn & Refreshments - REV.VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED point of view in our devotion to the Lord Jesus Christ.Is there then any way in which we can emphasize that common point of view in the face of the world?Such a common point of view would not prevent us emphasizing our differences.I should continue to present my Anglican point of view and sell it to as many Roman Catholics and United Church people as possible, and I am quite sure they would continue to do the same thing to my flock.After all I am quite sure that my way of thinking is right, and I should be committing a sin if I did not try to share it with others.But when one of my flock felt that the Roman or Presbyterian form of Christianity was closer to the truth than the Anglican, I should not consider him a lost soul if he followed his conscience and his understanding.I should try to remember that even though he had left my congregation he still raised ur the Christian banner in the face of a hostile world; and I should hope that when I steal an occasional Roman or Pres byterian their former pastors SYNAGOGUE CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Robbi Wilfred Shuchat Cantor Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm Pubhe Worship NEW MOON WILL BE BLESSED THIS SABBATH MORNING © SABBATH EVE Friday, April 30th 4) ps.Candie Lighting :50 pm.Evening \u2018Service SABBATH MORNING 8:45 mm.Preliminary Services 10:00 a.m, Junior Congregation, 10:00 an.Seriptnral Readings Torah : Leviticus, ch, 19, v.1 \u2014 cb, 28, v.27 Prophets : Amos, ch.89, vs, 7-15 :50 pan, Evening Services IVeek-day Services :30 #.m.Sunday Morning :A0 pm.Sunday Evening NEW MOON YEAR MONDAY & TUESDAY Morning Service Weekday Mornings Weekday Evenings.yar \u201cI m2 This is the combined appeal for funds of The Montreal Association for the Blind, \u2018whose school is located on Sherbrooke street in Western Notre Dame de Grace, the Canadian National Institute from the Blind, -and Di l'Association Canadienne-Française des | Will be examined by an Ortination These three organizations, each doing valuable, indeed, vital work among the sightless of Montreal, remain entirely separate, but for reasons of economy and effi- unite annually is asking for |.money with which to continue their work.Their goal this year is $250,000, .the same amount sought last year, despite rising costs in almost every field of expenditure.The appeal will continue until Saturday, | It would be a shame, indeed, if the citizens of Montreal, through forgetfulness or disinterest, made it necessary for tliese three organizations to curtail their services.would exercise the same Christian charity.People will sometime: -transfer their allegiance from one group to another without the slightest attempt on the part of the receiving group to proselytize.The reasons may be matters of faith or they may be largely emotional, but they are none the less real and should be recognized as sincere; and the person making the \u2018change is still living within the philosophy of life which recognizes of God.The fluid milk and ice cream market uses slightly more than 28 per cent of all milk produced in Canada.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount Y.M.C.A.Building, .4585 Sherbrooke St., Westmount Sunday Service 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.;u.Subject of Lesson Sermon: \u201cEVERLASTING PUNISHMENT?Golden text : Job 34:41, Surely it is meet to be said unto God, 1 have borne chastisement, I will not of lend any more.Wednesday Testimony Meeting.PRESBYTERIAN ST LER PRESAY; TERTANCHORCH _ u jf! æ WESTMOUNT and VICTORIA AVES.= 8:15 p.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.John R.Cameron, B.A., Assistant 11:00 a.m.Rev.J.D.Wilkle : \u201cGrad- vation Day\u2019 Sunday School NO EVENING SERVICE \u2014 The Congregation will warship at Eglise St.Luc, the French Presbyterian Church on Papineau.11:15 an.Doris Killam.A.R.C.T., L.Mus.(McGil)), Organist and Choir Director The No.14 Street Car Slops at the Corner MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cachrane, B.A, B.D, Minister.Sunduy, May 2nd 11:00 a.m.Sunday School, 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship.7:30 p.m, Evening Warship.A Nursery for small children ls conducted during the morning service of warship.VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr, Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmoster g of support of every the over-ruling power | ~ ee PR date | Come to Church =.There Does Freedom Flourish.: .Abend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.\u2014 Westmount Baptist Ordination Service - Rubin Bongey, a graduate in Engineering of McGill and a meth- ber of the \u2018graduating class, in\u2019 Divinity, of McMaster University Council Thursday afternoon, May th, .The public Ordination service iss evening at 7.45 in the Church.Mr.and Mrs.Bonney are candidates for appointment as Mmis- \u201cUNITED | CALVARY CHURCH \u2018(THE HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP) Dorchester St.at Greene Ave., Westmount | Minister: : Rev.Waltér J.Spénce, BA.Organist and Choir Directors Mr.Eric J.Adams, B.Müs., L.R.AM., ARCM.11:00 a.m.Morning Worship, Sunday School In attendance.7:30 p.m.Annual Church Service of District No.3, Grand Chapter of Quebee, Order of The Eastern Star.Theme: \u201cTHE UNDERSTANDING HEART\u201d ALL ARE INVITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 10) Cote St.Antoine Road \u2018 \u2018 (near Argyle Avenue) Ministers: Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, Rev.H.W.Reid, B.D.Services 11:00 a.m.Mr.Grant, \u201cMAKING THE © MOST OF WHAT 1S, LEFT\u201d 7:30 paar.Mr.Reid.\u201cFAITH OF OUR FATHERS\u201d 11:00 a.m.The Church School, These services will be broadeast over CBM and CJAD respectively.Organist and Choirmsaster Me.Phillips Motley, B.A., Mus.Bae.REWEsTMouNT Park Jai EMMANUEL 3 x UNITED CHUCH 4.Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister: Rev.Harvey Campbell, B.D., D.D.expected to take placé that same | sionaries under the Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board to Bolivia.A reception at which refreshments will be served by the women's association will follow the.ordination.Rev.H.S.Hillyer, D.D., General Secretary of the Foreign Mission Board, who has just returned from South America, will be the speaker.AJ] friends of Mr.and\u2019 Mrs.Bonney are especially invited.cs \u201d.ANGLICAN - Church Of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount.Rev Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant - Second Sunday after Easter e 8:00 a,m.9:30 a.m.9:45 a.m, + Holy Communion Holy Communion _ Sunday School and \u201cBible Class ~ Mattins (Said) Solemn Eucharist.Evensong.10:15 a.m, 11:00 a.m.7:60 p.m.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH WESTMOUNT Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, LTh., M.C.Nev.C.Douglas Ellis, M.A.Second Sunday After Easter 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon.Preacher: Rev, C.Douglas Ellis.3:00 p.m.Annual Clhurth Parade \u2014 Royal Montreal Regiment (MG) _ 7:30 p.m.Confirmation by the lord Bishop of Montreal.Wednesday 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist: Mr.Eustace Tait, AC.C.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH Sherbrooke Street at Marlowe Av:nue Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor; Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon, Ass't.Rev.C.J.Abraham.Assistant - Saturday ST, PHILIP & ST.JAMES, A.& M, 10:00 #.m.Holy Communion Second Sunday after Easter 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:45 a.m.Junior Department Sunday, May 2nd 11:00 a.m.Choral Communion.11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Preacher : The Rev.C.J.and Sunday School.Abraham.Nursery, Kinder- Dr Campbell will preach.garten, Primacy Department 7:30 p.m, Mr.Donald Bardwell, B.A, 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher ; The will preach.Rev.Canon F, L.Whitley.COME AND WORSHIP GOD Wednesday 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion _ Organisi: O.R.Gliddon Thursday ; .Choir Director: J.C, Scott, L.R.S.M, 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion .11.00 a.m.Pastor of Wesley Anthem.\"The Strife is 11.00 a.m.7.30 p.m.Triumph Of Life\u201d.ST.JAMES NIGHT May 5th REV.B.B.BROWN, Interim Minister.NEXT SUNDAY AT ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH ESTABLISHED 1803 463 St.Catherine Street West DOWNTOWN RELIGIOUS CENTRE GUEST PREACHER: REV.NORMAN McMURRAY.United Church, Chairman of Mentreal Presbytery.Subject: \"Counting the Cost\".O'er** \u2014 Vulpius-Ley.Quintet, \"Let my prayer come up\u201d \u2014 Purcell.ALL CHILDREN are welcomed at Dawson Hall for on hour of Bible Study and Song.Cuest Preacher: Rev.Fir.Lieut.J.H.McAVANEY, Chaplain of St.Hubert Airport.Subject.\"The Anthem.\u201cAll In the April Evening\u201d.\u2014 Hugh Robertson.Selo.\"For o'er the stars there is peace'\u2019- Franz Abt, Irene Rhind GATHERING \u2014 do not miss any of these helpful gatherings.Stirring addresses \u2014 old favourite hymns.Church news.Soloist, etc._ ARNOLD BELLIS._ Organist and Choirmaster.- \u2019 v + seal Ins ter, pro iste sit vat Jus Ask YW Ha 16 ESRI HH pr er- he + For All Kinds of FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES : CALL > WE.1151 FREE DELIVERY \u201cORANGES.29¢ .| : MELVILLE\u2019S 4471 St.Catherine W.> \u2014 THE EXAMINER, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1956 PAGE NINE \u2014 PHONE YOUR WAlnut 2771* \u2018Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue ~The Westmount Examiner | Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ | 3¢ tor each additional word ADS \u2014 REFRIGERATORS _ Floor Models Well Known Makes AT OUR COST PRICE WESTMOUNT APPLIANCES COMPANY WE.2226 Fl.3006 4209 St.Catherine St.W.6a SUMMER CAMPS NURSING HOMES 29 FOR SALE 21-b GOVERNMENT inspected camp for REGISTERED nursin \u2018a- Boys and Girls 6-16 opening twelfth legics.Cote des Neiges, Dies Ready.season June 26th to September 4th.| R.N, FIL 8043.p-7 Insulated cabins.Inside running wa- Le = ter.Full land and water recreational 26 GARAGES TO LET REFRIGERATORS program.Red Cross life guards, Registered nurse and dietician, Univers | sity trained counsellors.Mile of private waterfront.Ponies and horses.Just $25.00 weekly, but worth double.Ask for folder: DE.8824 or write \u201cWildwood\u201d, Vaudreuil, Que.Drs.Harold and Eloise Martin, Directors.16 FLATS DUPLEXES TO LET FURNISHED, 5arooms, sublet 4-5 months, June 1st.Central Westmount, No children.Best references.GL.2927.P-42 WESTMOUNT, centrally located, unheated 6 room lower duplex; venetian blinds and stove, $110.00.Immediate occupancy, adults only or with grown children preferred.Garage extra if desired .EL.8387.P-34 WESTMOUNT, centrally located, heated duplex, newly decorated, containing 8% large bright rooms, planned kitchen, no garage.Immediate occupancy, $130.00 per month.Write box No.214 c/o 2185 Hampton Ave.P-21 20 ROOMS TO LET FURNISHED room, kitchen\u2019 leges.235 Clarke Avenue, apartment privi- GARAGE vicinity Claremont and Cote Road, DF.4778 after 6 p.m.P-19 GARAGE for rent, 342 Elm Avenue.WI, 8623, P-37 GARAGE, heated, 235 Clarke Avenue, Apartment 1, Westmount.FI.5181.P-25 26-a PARKING SPACE PARKING space off Springfield and Metcalfe, for small car.Phone GL.3260.P-41 PARKING space on York Avenue for few cars.DE.0384, P-22 27 GARAGES WANTED GARAGE wanted, vicinity Claremont- and Sherbrooke.DE.2204, P-35 28 TO RENT ~ YOUNG man with M; ton pick-up truck available days, evenings, week-ends.Trailer for rental.Fred.WI.1211, 29 FOR SALE ONE davenport, one Simmons studio couch, one dropleaf tuble with 2 chairs, one chest of drawers, and one man's winter overcoat, size 40.All in good condition, reasonable prices.For appointment to inspect, telephone af Reconditioned, now good as new.Kelvinator, Waesting- house, Irigidaires, etc.All sealed units.1 year guarantee.As low as $99.00.Appliances Unlimited.1354 St.Catherine West.UN, 6-8501.P-20 ff » ELECTRIC ROTISSERIE And broiler, excellent condition, originally $75.00, sell $35.00, HU.8-210.= P-3 CHESTERFIELD SET 3 pleces, brown upholstery, Reasonable.WI.2902.TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you sometiring you want moved immediately and fnexpensively.Rent à trailer from Ace Trailer Rentals.RE.8-9871, P-4 TRAINS-American Flyer, tWo combined sets, perfect condition, over 29 ~ FOR SALE MOVING Refrigerator, Servel, electric, 6 cu.ft.| Very good condition.Dining room set, 7 pieces, good condition, 1'wo continental beds; rug.WI.4051.P-17 GIRL\u2019S bicycle, C.C.M., perfect condition, $25.00.GI.3628.P-ä1 31 WANTED TO PUKCHASE SMALL parlor organ small convalescent home, MIZ, 1-1181, P-32 ANTIQUE furniture, china, silver, paintings, glass, ivories, bronzes, jew- elery, objets d\u2019art, orienlal rugs, etc.Purchased.Full value pald.Representa- five calls, Lyous.HA.6089.Established -11 BOOKS and STAMPS Will pay well for private collections of second hand books on all subjects, also stamps.Please send your telephone number to box 161, Westmount P-12 $3 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED RQWES HOME SERVICE Specialties: painting, floor axing, kitchens and bathrooms Washed.RE.3-6829.P-13 wanted for 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE _ TYPIST Interesting position with steel sales office located in West End.Single girl 49-2180 between 7-9 p.m.P-23 MOTHER'S HELP Wanted immediately if possible to take charge of T-year-old girl.One month at seashore, Very good salary to right person, GIL.3366.P-29 HAIRDRESSER WANTED Full or part time, in N.D.G.WA, 2558.DOMESTIC PETS GUOD homes wanted for kittens, Phone WI, 1266.-P-2 42 PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUPS For particulars, P.O.Box 2-8 Station L, Westmount Wednesday, Westmount Thursday, West End Trades and Professional Cards 1, Westmount.FI, 5181.P-24 ter 5 p.m.RE.3-2690, 50* track, many accessories; new pair LARGE room in private family, rea- NEW electric 3-speed Roto grills , ny acces ; 5 sonable, gentleman preferred.\u2026 WE.roasts, barbecues, fries, boils.PE VER SEE O0 Phon recent 6451, P-40 4778 after p.m.- \u2018 55.80.2, \u2026 MEDIUM room in the vidinity of BREAKFRONT secretary, new, 1844.P-39 * 20 Words 75¢ - Additional Words 3c Each * Westmount Park and Station.Busi- American finished.custom, ool, By int speed gears, Generator R ; 7 », wi \", Cos ,000.00, 2 \u2018 , .00.ness girl.Light privileges.GL.Er rice $7.00.\"WA.9614, P-16 FI.2524.-36 BLDG REPAIRS DECORATING VERN OATWAY, interior and ex- Carfoonist, Films At Melville Church Melville Church Association presented\u201d two moving pictures and an illustrated talk by Gordie Moore, Gazette cartoonist last night in the church hall.The films shown.were, with a Thousand , Hands\u201d, which is the story of the Kitimat project, and \u201cCanada\u2019s Tackle Busters\u201d produced by the Canadian Pacific Railway.5610 = »Sherbrooke SLW, DExrendl149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home ead Chapel Ë NT The Chapel of Cathedral Beauty 25% Mountain St.vence 6-6363 \u201cMan - | \u201cSurely it is meet to be said unto * * | Christian Science J How the selfishness and egotism which would impede man's spiritual progress can be overcome through obedience to God, divine Love, will be brought out at Christian Science services on Sunday.The Lesson- Sermon entitled] \u201cEverlasting Punishment\u201d includes the following verses from the King James Version of the Bible: \u201cAs many as I love, I rebuke and chasten : be zealous therefore, and repent, Behold, I stand at the door, _and knock : if any man hear my voice, ahd open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me\u201d (Revelation 3: 19,20).From \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy the following passage will also be read : \u201cIn patient obedience to a patient God, let us labor to dissolve with the universal solvent of Love the adamant of error, \u2014 self-will, self-justifi- cation, and self-love, \u2014 which wars against spirituality and is the law of sin and death\u201d.The Golden Text is from Job: God, I have borne chastisement, I will not offend any more\".CW.L Subdivision Elects New Officers The Catholic Women\u2019s League of Canada, Westmount Sub-Divi- sion recently elected new officers as follows: Mrs.J.H.McMahon, president; Mrs.J.A.Ryan, vice- president; Mrs.K.St.James, second vice-president; Miss Jessie Brady, third vice-president; Mrs.W.J.Keating, recording secretary; Mrs.R.L.Hale, corr.seçre- tary.7 Mrs.J.W.Erly the past president was presented with a corsage of orchids and a pair of silver rosery beads.Mrs.Keating paid her a very nice tribute for the work she had accomplished for the league while she was in office.The meeting was attended by the Rt.Rev.W, E, McDonagh.Mrs.J.McAnnally the treasurer ead the financial report which showed a very successful year, the obligations and charities being fulfilled.The Communion Breakfast4 held at the Berkely Hotel was well attended.Rev.Myles Kelly gave a very inspiring talk on Pope Pius the 11 who will be beatified very soon.À word of thanks was expressed by Mrs.J.A, Ryan.RCASC Aux.Monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary R.C.A.S.C.Branch, 105 Canadian Legion, B.E.S.L.will be held at the R.C.A.8.C.Armoury.740 Bel-Air St., on Wed., May 12.Altrusa Bridge Party The Altrusa Club of Montreal.will hold a bridge party on Friday, May 7, at St.Philips\u2019 Memorial Hall (corner of Connaught.and Sherbrooke Streets, opposite Montreal West Station), beginning at 8 p.m.All proceeds are for the club's Welfare Fund, The conveners are Helen Hague, Hermine Epstein, Viola Esdoy and Jacqueline White.Refreshments will be served, and door prizes awarded.Rummage Sale: The Major General C.Basil Price Chapter IO.D.E.will hold a rum- {mage sale at Westminster Central United Church, 926 Aiwater Ave, CONTRACTOR, general, cement repair work.Painting, cutting trees, digging.All kinds of odd jobs.Melrose Construction Reg'd.PO.06-4832.CARPENTRY S.STANDRING REG'D., General Carpentry.Alterations and repairs, Painting and decorating.Planned kitchens, playrooms, arborite counter tops and paneling, a specialty.Satisfaction guaranteed, Call RE, 7-927).P-1 CARTAGE & MOVING WESTERN Crating and Moving, general transport, local and long distance.Specialty: furniture, pianos, refrigerators, Call FI.1328, P-2 DECORATING DECORCRAFT REG'D.Noted for good prtces and excellent workmanship.Free estimates and advisory service.Call Mr.Thompson ME, 1-6687 or MA.3143.P-6 P-15 04 terior painting.We spray garages and basements.3406 Vendome.EL DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN dressmuker and designer, dresses made, alterations and repairs, 5110 Sherbrooke West, Apt.1, P-9 FURRIERS HAVE your furs repalred or restyled at Flomen Exclusive Furs.Storage facilities at Standard rates.1235 Greene Ave, WI.3312, P-14 UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTIERING of all kinds.Custom and recovering.Remodeling and _repairs.Expert workmanship.Free estimates.24 hour service.Marcel Aubin, 5031 Notre Dame St, West Phone WI.3634.- P-§ MID-TOWN Upholstering Co.All types of upholstering, Chesterfields recon- werted to modern styles.Telephone day and night.WA.5582, at 10 a.m.on-Thursday, May 6.+ VICTORIA HALL THE WORLD BAHA'I WORLD FAITH PUBLIC MEETING Panel Arthur B.Irwin, Ph.D.Edmonton Mrs.Alan Raynor Toronto Donald R.Maclaren, D.5.0., M.C.and Bar, D.F.C., Vancouver Miss Elizabeth Manser, B.A.Toronto Admission Free ! \u2014 Public Cordially Invited ! .WESTMOUNT, QUE.Saturday, May 1st, 8.15 p.m.AROUND US YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND A FREE LECTURE ENTITLED ) v \u2018Christian Science: The Healing Power of God, 207 Life, Truth, and Love\" by John J.Selover, C.S.B., of.Long Beach, California MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF LECTURESHIP OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Montreal MONTREAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 3449 University Street Thursday Evening, May 6, at 8.15 preferred.For particulars phone HU,\u2019 Yi METRE 200 J vez ; fi \u201c5 + Sa ve A ee EYEE a CTT STE rg rs gE Tr rea er TT ET remo .PAGER TEN .: ; .» : \u2014 - \u201cTHE EXAMINER, Wesn ; - mu rem - _ \\ .; : >.La TA NS Wa Lh .\\ isit the ., \u2018 - .: ous Le ce ae res es em mmm - beautiful ~ A home in the modern manner, - designed for efficiency _ \u2026.a home in the tradition of beauty that ; is the-heritage of today.; .4901 Kensington Avenue oo ) (above Somerled) J \u201cHadassah T into Ho World wide Hadassah has shouldered a gigantic fas standing humanitarian efforts ever to be undertake efforts, 62,000 sick, orphaned children have found a k settlements and children's villages assure these youn gical guidance, in an atmosphere of loving kindness a responsible adults.In rescuing these thousands of ch which will produce its future statesmen, scientists, young democracy so greatly needs.The work of Hadassah continues.New groups of chill to be housed and integrated into the group life whis In order to further support the many responsibilitie ters have organized thé ldeal-Home Subscription Ca in the purchase of materials and equipment, manuf@by Cana * i Paris in the Spring! 0 Via Air France! | Montreal Hadassah offers an opportunity for a non-stop flight to Paris and return, via Air France, to the person writing the largest number of subscriptions in the Ideal Home Campaign.The winner will travel in the record- making Lockheed Super Constallation, at 330 miles per hour, covering the distance of thirty-eight hundred miles in nine and a half-hours, non-stop.\u2018 The winner of this contest will be officially received by the Government of France, and will be taken on tours of important points of interest in Paris.THE Ideal Home OPEN DAILY FROM 10 AM.TILL 10 P.M.No charge for admission .everybody welcome Furnished by.HENRY MORGAN & CO.LIMITED Nip, WEsTugip DAY, APRIL 36, 1956- _ \u2014\u2014 _ ; : \u201c PAGE ELEVEN ) \u2019 Co i * Cw ; , = 4 i | - h ; ; ° îÜl a - .; e = [ er 99 | Hot and Life qe Rogen Slonim, Montreal Stor, April 21, 1954 ; jantic iai@vill go down in history as one of the out- .x undertakelly the last twenty years, due to Hadassah found a kd sanctuary in Israel.Hadassah schools, To ese younllie education, the spiritual and psycholo- - : indness offstanding, which will make them self-reliant, co 1ds of cifadassah has given Israel the manpower ; entists, ists, and well-trained citizen which this .; ps of chillive from North Africa and the Middle East.3 life whidksah projects offer.i nsibilitielMontreal Hadassah has pledged, its chap- à ption Ca The funds raised are spent in this country , manui@by Canadian workers.oo 4 BY POPULAR DEMAND.4 Subscription for the Ideal Home can be obtained at \u2014 \u2018 THE IDEAL HOME \u2014 4901 KENSINGTON AVE.HADASSAH HEADQUARTERS, 2025 UNIVERSITY STREET \u2014 HArbour 0282.WILLIS & CO.LTD., 1220 CATHERINE W.\u2014 UN.6-6801 ; 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