The Westmount examiner, 13 mai 1955, vendredi 13 mai 1955

[" 8 7 À LA + «gp he ME darried on.* \u2018Phe classes in the session were: À \u2018 woodwork under the feadership \u201c ces Brault; » Mrs.A.W.Wileman; sewing un- Marcus: .Louis Thomas; ballet under Lois \u201c boat Jones, Miss Lucille Watson.25 Parents, ~ At Unity Hobby Show Guests : Over 250 members, parents and guests attended last \u201cFriday's Hobby Show Exhibition and \u2018Open Night\u2019 at the *Unity Boys Club Articles made in the club throughout the page year was on display and with the club in operation, visitors had an opportunity\u2019 to see- the \u2018actual work of B.J.Sibbold, B.Roy Machum and A.T.Stikeman; wood carving under J.L.McLaughlin, glass painting under Mrs.Fran- leatherwork under \u2018der Mrs! M.Mariasine; -shell work under Mrs.Ronald Pringle; scrap books under Doreen La- Violétte; fretwork under June Skookum tribe under \u2018Allum; boxing under Billy Hurst; building under Ronald Pringle; Dog training under Sheila and Patricia Houstoun and the general supervisors were: - Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Laviolette, Fred Pennell, Mr.and Mrs.Lorne Barnewall, Miss.Rosemary 7 Special guests included: His Worship Mayor \u2018James A.de Lalanne of Westmount, .C.A.Wylie, executive.director, Mon-| treal Boys\u2019 Association and Mrs.\u2018Wylie, W.G.Moxley, president, Unity Boys' Club of Westmount, Wiliam J.Tawse and D.T.Youngson, Westmount.Rotary club,\u201d Co : \u2018The following club members Were the receipients \u2018 of merit \u201cawards: > GLASS PAINTING \u2014- Ruth (Continued on,page 4) .\u2018lyegr.ra 00 2 1 0A Se PT 8 Ne Ta re a da Mark Rosenstein | Current Events Club President Mark Rosenstein was elected president of the Westmount High School Current Events Club at a récent meeting, as the group wound up its slate of activities for the year.Sally Branch was elected secretary, and Michael Barza publicity.\u2018manager.As in past years, | vice-president and treasurer will be selected next year from 10th grade students.A round table discussion was held with various suggestinns being given the new executive.New officers expressed their appreciation or the fine jobs done by retiring executive members Carol Cracower, president; Rence \u2018Rothman, publicity; Stuart De- cary, secretary; and thanked Mr.Snyder for his help during the: WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 13, I - \u201c .Te .rep 1955 SIXTEEN PAGES TALKING IT OVER: LT.COL.D.J.McINTYRE, Command- roof in this city.+ ing Officer of the Royal Canadian Engineers, left, and LT.COL.H.L.HURDLE, Commanding Officer of .the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, are caught by the camera as they chat with LT.COL.THE HONORABLE ROBERT H.WINTERS and HIS WORSHIP, BRIG.J.A.DE LALANNE, Mayèdr of West- mount, at a combined officers mess dinner here.The chat: took place immediately preceding a reeent joint event held by the two units, the first since they are Housed under thé same Choirs, Band, Orchestra Perform Here Thursday An \u2018evening of music by cheirs band and orchestra will be given Thursday at 8:30 p.m., Junior High School gymnasium.-The program, under | the.direction of the music department, is as follows: in the Westmount the direction of Mr.Morley Calvert: Dorian Overture by Whitney; Komm, Susser Tod by Bach: Bugler's Holiday by Anderson; Li'l Liza Jane by Fred; A Walking Tune by Grundman; Liberty «Bell March by Sousa.Five numbers by the Seventh Year Girls\u2019 Choir, conducted by Miss Vera Jamieson: A Tribute to Song by \u2018Wilson; Rolling Down to Rio by German; ' Oh, Vreneli Swiss Folksong; Skip to my Lou American Folksong _Its a Lovely Day Tomorrow, hy.Berlin.Four numbers by the Girls\u2019 Glee Club, cond.by Miss Jamieson.\u2014 Accompanists: Betty and Judy Zeissler : Golden Slumbers, English Folksong; The Bells of St.Mary's, by Adams; Will You Remember ?; by Romberg; You'll Never Walk Alone, by Rodgers.7 Four numbers by the Mixed Glee Club, the last two being accompanied by the Orchestra.\u2014 Conductor: Donald Mackey : Oklahoma !, by Rodgers; In Good Six numbers by the band, under * |.{Continued on, page.4) wa saine slt nee cart noni mn Putting People To Meet May 18 A meeting to discuss plans for this year's putting activities will be held Wednesday, May 18 at the Westmount Athletic Grounds, at 8 p.m.All residents are welcome.Once again it is hoped to form fa donimittee td handle all tournaments and business, and all other opsrations for the season are included on the agenda.The putting green on West- mount park is open to use by all residents of the city.Permit may be obtained at the recreation department offices at the West- mount Athletic Grounds.- Officials are hoping to see many new faces this year, and will welcome anyone interested.The putting is open to both ladies and.men.| A \u201c> sa \u201c M.>t Combined Units Honor Winfers At Mess Dinner The Hil'side Armoury Westmount, which has been occupied solely by the Royal Cana- .dian Engineers, is now also occupied by the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals which moved from their quarters on Bleury Street the first of this year.While each corps trains separately in their respective fields, the Royal Canadian Engineers, Mondays and Wednesdays, The Royal \u2018Canadian Corps of Signals, Tuesdays and Thursdays, all mess functions are combined.For their first combined of - ficers mess dinner the two units had as their guest of honor, Lt.Col.The Hon.R, W.Winters, Minister of - Public Works, ottawa.- Other distinguished guests were His Worship, Brigadier J.A.de Lalanne, C.B.E., M.C.and Bar, the Mayor.of Westmount; Major General J, P.E.Bernat- chez, C.B.E,, D.S.0,, C.D, General Officer Commanding the Quebec Command; Brigadier F.L.Caron, D.8.0.,, Commander of the 11th Militia Group of which the 3rd Field Engineer Regiment R.C.E.forms a part; Brigadier A.Nesbitt, Commander of the 10th Militia Group the 11th Signal Regiment forms a part; Major Gen.E.G, Weeks, Honour- ary Colonel of the 11th Signals Regt.and former Adjutant General; Col.R.D.Harkness, D.SO., M.C., former C.O.of local Signal Regiment and Pres- in, the ident of Northern Electric; Lt , Col.N°.I.Frager, C.D., Commahd Engineer Officer; Major N.Balke, Command Signals Officer; Cmdr.R.: \u201cLi; Dunsmore, M.C.; Past- President- of the Montreal Branch of the Engineering Ing stitute of Canada: and President of Champlain Oil Co.Major -D.L.Hart, M.M., \u2018the.Royal - -Canadian Corps of Signals is the Joint: Mesd President, and- Major J.W.Davies, of the \u2018Royal \u2018Canadian Engineers, well Known\u2019 local resident, worked on \u2018many aspects of the dinner to make At the, tremendous success.it \u201cwads : : Lt.Col.D.7.McIntyre is the Commanding Officer of the Royal.Canadian Engineers, and Lt.Col.H.L.Hurdle, OBE, is the Commanding Officer of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals.Boys, Girls Hi-Y Elect Officers., At recent meetings of ' their respective clubs, both the West- mount Girl's Hi-Y and the West- mount Boy's Hi-Y held their regular annual elections of officerss In the.girls\u2019 club the officers, | elected were president, Marion McFeat; secretary, Joan Clayton; treasurer, Claire Nash; chaplain, Claire Armstrong.Miss Andie Gross,\u2019 season had been completed.The club ended the meeting by Voting an additional $40 to Y.M.- CA, World Service, thereby duplicating a pledge they had fulfilled last November.: The officers elected in the Boy's Club were: -president, Bob Millar; | vice-président, Hugh Montgomery; secretary.David Moffit; treasurer, Dave Annes- ley; chaplain, Dave Charles.In his year end report Steve Brewer pointed out that during the 1954-55 season the Westmount Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club had.enjoyed a very successful yphr.2 Eu rap ee the outgoing president of the 1954-55.club presented her year end report which indicated a successful\u2019 br Sa La TIT AEA ie FE a Lens fi a ae ee ee \u2014 em a.ee - om mem mn me me mh in ee a Ab me En see a dti mar ~~ PAGE TWO THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY :8, 1955 | Why is it that the Help Wanted columns increase fastér than je relief checks decrease?IMPORTED GOODS | of best quality \u2026 Many patterns to choose from SUITS and TOPCOATS Made fo Measure QUICK SERVICE Customers or our material made up.OUR SPECIAL! 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Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS and COATS Local Resident at Smith Named to Campus Post Miss Valerie Ross, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Trevor Ross of 3999 Montrose Avenue, West- mount, and a\u2019 junior the chairman of interfaith which organizes students\u2019 aid for the community.\u201cA\u201d selected the same subject, namely \u201cDescribe\u2019 the varying Relationships of the Crown with the Independent Member-count- ries of the British Commonwealth.\u201d Class \u201cB\u201d winners also wrote on the same topic open to this.group, namely, \u2018The Effect of the 1939-45 War on your part of the British Commonwealth and Empire\u201d.In the case of Class \u201cC™ different subjects were chosen in each case by the winners.These reflected the fact that the essay competition carried: on in Canada each year is part of an all- Commonwealth Competition in countries such as Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, etc, with the subjects for the essay selected by the group with head- at Smith College, Northampton, Mass., is.separate careers, The club had chosen to hear from persons in the fields of nursing, dietetics, and secretarial work.Mrs.L.J.Adams spoke.on a career \u2018of nursing, Mrs.Chapman, dietitian at Macdonald College on a Dietician\u2019s career \u2018and Mrs.LaPrairie, agsistant to | the personnel! officer of the.City | of Westmount, on the career of a secretary.World Service Tea At\u2019Y\u2019 On May 28th The Westmount Senior Boys\u2019 Hi-Y Club are holding -a World Service tea Saturday, May 28 from 3 to 5.30 p.m.at the West- mount Y.M.C.A, _ Thé feature of this event will find four prominent business men of Westmount pouring tea, while the members of the Hi-Y Club will serve.Tickets for this event may be procured from any club member, or at the YM.C.A,, 4585 Sherbrooke St.West.\u2019 MILITARY.WHIST A military whist will be held at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club tonight at 8 p.m.A committee under the supervision, of Gisella Mauer, girls\u2019 work supervisor, have been busily engaged these pagt few 3 Victoria Hall.Mr.Robillard, along a number of slides to illustrate his address, said that arts and crafts, dramatics, as well as athletics all go towards making up the schedules at Montreal's 247 parks \u2018and - Play: grounds.- divisions, needing from 900 to 2400 staff members, and was provided with a budget of $4 000,000 for a year, : He said the department, be- | sides operating the three pools on St.Helen's Island, also look after 18 indoor swimming pools, who brought # * - M describing his department.\"he said it was split up into five: which are in use all year round, and numerous wading pools in various parks and playgrounds throughout the city.The facilis ties at St.Helen's Island were designed to handle approximately 5000 persons a day, but last \u2018summer more than 7000 people were accommodated \u2018between opening and closing \u2018hotirs An\u201d one day, he said.\u2019 At Beaver Lake, Mr, Robillard [ said it was.the intention of.his | department to do away withthe _ \u2018 numerous shacks which house.the various facilities there, and bring them all together in one ~ (Continued on page 4) ALL ARRIVALS AT LA GUARDIA FIELD - 7 non-stops leaving daily at: MADE-TO-MEASUR i .0 DAYS DELIVERY ER Canadien omer of Clase Weeks making preparations for 7:90 am.4:40 pm.Direct Skycrulser service to Very | ; d \u201cC\u201d had as his subject \u201cGive a tonight's event.There will be a 9:30 a.m.8:15 po.Washington via Syracuse | | ery latest materials an Description of any of the Com.|arBe number of prizes on hand 11:40 a.m.9:45 p.m.8 best workmanship a alth Countries which the and refreshments will be served.3:10 p.m.leaving daily at 2:25.p.m.à guaranteed.Queen and Duke of Edinburgh - $23.00 de Come In and compare owr prices! visited during their Royal Tour.\u201d M ar J ane Lon All times quoted are local daylight time y T a i i y J Fe WE SPECIALIZE IN MAK.The Second and third feat with COLONIAL AIRLINES fi flowers and birds of various Commonwealth Countries.Those receiving Honourable Mention included school children from Calgary; South Burnaby, B.C.; Noranda, Que.; St.John's, Newfoundland; Baron Byng High School, Montreal; several from \u2018Selwyn House School, Montreal; two from Presentation Convent School, St.John's, Newfoundland; St.Mary's School, Calgary; Westmount Junior High School, Westmount, Que.; Park School, Valois, Que.; Chebucto School, Halifax, and Herbert Sy- |.monds School, Montreal, For reservations and tickets call MA.2201 _ Heads Students | De vou et 0 At Westm't High ; CLIFFORD'S, ARKEL, \u201cFREE DELIVERY - ERIE president of the Westmount Beautiful \"CANNON\" High School\u2019 Students Council for the 1955-56 session, at a re- ASSORTED COLOURS\u201420\" x 40\"\u2014WITH cent meeting.Julie Adams was elected secretary and Ross Adair $30.00 WORTH OF OUR ACCUMULATED CASH REGISTER RECEIPTS treasurer in other results.Miss Long was noted as being WEEK-END SPECIALS! 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Playgrounds oe (Continued from page 3) chalet.He said that an outdoor theatre, with a 2500 seating capacity is to be opened in Lafontaine Park early in July.Mr.Robillard showed pictures of Trenholme Park in NDG which he described to the members as a typical Montreal=playground.He said apparatus, such as Trenholme park is equipped with is found in 72 playgrounds in the city.LEADERS \u201cThe important thing in any playground is not so much the apparatus, but the leaders who handle the children throughout the summer months,\u201d Mr.Robil- lard said.He said there were approximately 500 monitors working in the playgrounds during the summer, giving supervised instruction to the children.Last year 55,000 children registered with the playgrounds, 1,700,000 attended, and more than 10,000,000 took part in activities.He said the parks and playgrounds organized into leagues 900 baseball teams and more than 1000 hockey teams in Montreal.The department\u2019 is - equipped with a mobile theatre which travels from playground to playground during the summer bringing professional staging facilities to the youngsters in order that they may put on their own dramatic productions.DANCING Mr.Robillard pointed out that dancing, especially of the folk variety, is very popular with the \u2018youngsters.The city also operates seven permanent recreation centres, and is- now attempting to cooperate with the various school boards in order that schools can be used for recreation purposes after regular school hours.This has already been accomplished in the westend, where an agreement was reached with the Protestant School Board concerning Sir Arthur Currie School, This school uses land owned by the city as a play area, in return for which facilities of the school are open to the parks and playgrounds department after hours.Another similar plan is ia the offing for Coronation park in the westend, and has been labelled the Loyola Park development by the city department.This park will contain besides the school, playground facilities, wading pools, etc.250 Parents.(Continued from page 1) Driver, Linda Harper, Patsy Fitzpatrick, Joan Driver, Carolyn Scanlan, Catherine McoMa- hon, Jean Gibson, Donna Ling, Sandra Walker, oreen Lavio- lette, Donna Brault, Dorothy La violette, Betty Wileman, Carole Fisher, Carole Neilson, Jean Paul Sabourin.LEATHERWORK \u2014 Adele Prevost, Donald Vollett, Catherine McMahon, Carole Fisher, Patsy Prevost, Alice Gibson, Maria Pepe, Ellen Rowland, Harriet Mauer, Alfred Painter, Shirley McMahon, Linda Harper.WOOD CARVING \u2014 Jimmy Prince, Jean Paul Sabourin, Malcolm Bennett, John Black, Michael Harper, Richard Blais, Keith Gavin, Michael Crouch, SHELL WORK \u2014 Margaret Ansell, Doreen Laviolette, Diane Walsh, Crystal Gregorieff, Dorothy Laviolette, Ruby Squires.SEWING \u2014 Claire Fisher, Anne Doherty, Doreen Laviolette, Carole Fisher, Dorothy Lavio- lette.NOVELTY CRAFTS \u2014 Flor- encé Fitzpatrick, Louise Blais, Penny Hodgson, Barbara Fein, Geraldine Galley, Barbara Kirby, Susan Fein, Coleen Crothers, Donna Brault, Sharon Hurst, Donna Cummins, Caroline Agard, Carol Hodgson.WOODWORK \u2014 Stanley Lapointe, Hugh Laws, Donald Do- herty, John Westlake, Billy Stewart.SCRAP BOOKS \u2014 Andrea McKaig, Sandra Horwood, Bernard Doherty, Marian Riff, Ruth Driver, Deanne Scanlan, Barbara Fein, Susan Ansell, Louise Bernard, Marlene Doherty, Susan Fein, Yvonne Massia, Helen Driver, Peggy Doherty.BOAT DISPLAY \u2014 Gerald O\u2019Driscoll.The barn dance which followed the hobby show exhibition was under the direction of Bob Hill and attracted 150 teen-agers, parents and volunteer workers.The following committee was responsible for the attractive decorations: Erroll Skillender, George Barton, Ronnie Williams, Calder Black, Gilles Asselin and Marporie Ansell.The group was \u2018supervised by Mrs.Mauer and Miss Watson, CARPENTER Specializing in General Repairs MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Also PAINTING & DECORATING FREE ESTIMATES RE.3-9475 AFTER 6 P.M. bY > Pub cap a F .TT mae THE St.George's School Open House Reveals Teacher For 5 Pupils Harassed public school officials, trying to solve the problem of teaching too many children in too few class- \" rooms, might well have visited St.George's School this week during its \u201cOpen House \u2014 1955.\u201d They would have seen an educator\u2019s dream a school with a teacher for every five pupils where Grade 1 pupils learn French and a 14-year-old boy does university mathematics.St.George's School is a mi-% racle but many of the best things in life, including education, aren't free.Working on the assumption of more than $300 a year in tuition fees from every pupil, par- énts have created in St.George's something close to a perfect school.\u201c \u2018 It was started 25 years ago by a group dissatistifed with teaching methods in public schools.Today St.George's, housed in three old homes on Westmount boulevard near Ramezay avenue, is still owned by parents and administered by an elected board.When a child is enrolled at the school, the parents automatically become co-owners.The school has 130 students, from three-year-olds to high- school juniors, and 23 teachers.Next term the high school course will be extended to Grade 11.Since its founding in 1930 St.George\u2019s has pioneered in methods of \u201cmodern\u201d education.Agnes Matthews, principal of the school for the past 21 years, describes them as \u201cways of leading each child to work at his maximum ability.\u201d \u201cIn the first place,\u201d she said, \u201cwe have the advantage of being able to choose our pupils.We don\u2019t accept those with serious mental or intellectual problems.Of course there are exceptions.We once had a boy with an IQ of more than 130 who couldn't learn to read.The product of a broken marriage, he found here a sense of security he lacked at home, and later went on to do extremely well at university.\u201d From the start pupils are encouraged to work for themselves.Representatives of nursery-school pupils have regular seats on the student council.The \u201cproblem- solving\u201d technique of education has been used since the school began.\u2019 \u201cWe try to feel out the interests of the children,\u201d said Mrs.Frances Foster, vice-principal.\u2018This year my class of eight- year-olds, influenced by television programs and comic books, became intensely interested in space travel.So we started a project.\u201cThe children searched Ili- braries for reference books and a parent loaned a small planearium.We even used science fiction stories.\u201d .Hardly realizing it, pupils obtained a good working knowledge of astronomy.\u201cThe kids haven't a doubt they'll get there someday,\u201d Mrs.Foster laughed.Pupils working on a recent Shakespeare project decided to make an excursion to Stratford, Ont., for the festival this summer with their teacher, Mrs.Leslie Adamson.\u201cBut don't think we forget academic standards,\u201d warned Miss Matthews.\u201cOur students win their share of scholarships.In the elementary school we concentrate on reading and arithmetic and, where the problem lies in education today, on the ability to write and speak English.\u201d Teachers reflect their pupils\u2019 attitude of intellectual independ- ênce.\u201cThe first thing we all noticed here was a real freedom to teach,\u201d said one.\u201cWe aren't hampered by a curriculum mapped out years in advance.\u201d But it all costs money.The school has tried, through a fund to assist parents, to \u2018draw its pupils from as many levels of society as possible, WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1955 PAGE FIVE ~~ Fleurs, sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Mrs.de Yturralde Committee of the Museum, will Is Guest Of Honor At Fête des Fleurs Mrs.Mariano de Yturralde, wife of His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador to Canada, will be the guest of honor at the fourth annual Fete des Fleurs, to be held at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, on May 31, The guest of honor will present the prizes, following the judging of the floral arrangements in the afternoon.Proceeds from the Fete des be used for twgq purposes: for the purchase of contemporary Canadian paintings for the permanent collection of the museum, and to aid in bringing to Montreal outstanding art exhibitions.\u201cA feature of this year's flower show will be the awarding of a painting by the Montreal artist John Little to the holder of the lucky program number.The painting, donated by Watson Art Galleries, is now on view in the foyer of the museum.Those wishing to enter the competitions must complete their entry forms, obtainable at the museum, and return them by May 14.Entry in competitions is free.! \"\"HELEN-ELECTRIC\u201d TELEVISION, RADIO, AUTORADIO and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIRS 4464 St.Catherine W.(Near Metcalfe) GL.4103 \u201cThe Chinook,\u201d fabulous wind of the Alberta foothills, frequently in the winter raises temperatures from sub-zero readings to thaws in the matter of minutes.+ ® Summer camp at electronics.reading and in basic mechanics.Radio mechanics are the trouble shooters of Signals.Their repair work calls for training in the basic theory and practice of radio and The despatch rider is a fough, sharp-eyed messenger with an instinct for the right direction and the courage to take its Trained in map @ Interesting and practical training.* © Full pay of rank for all parades.Camp Borden, Ont.® Weekend exercises and an eagerness to messages.A job for men with quick minds, sensitive fingers tronics.The radio telegraphist is trained to send and receive coded messages.Out in the field goes the radio operator, supply- - ing communications for a fast-moving ermy.Trained in the rapid dispatching of tactical ~The 11th SIGNAL REGIMENT ROYAL CANADIAN SIGNALS 3 HILLSIDE AVENUE, WESTMOUNT Young men between the ages of 17 and 35, who are interested in communications, and have a minimum of grade 8 education should apply at the Armoury Tuesday or Thursday evenings between 8.30 and 10.00 p.m.or phone WI.5012.SERVE CANADA AND YOURSELF IN THE SIGNAL CORPS Note the following benefits from Militia Service.® Small bore rifle shooting.@ Vehicle driving and maintenance ® Social and recreational activities.in the field.understand basic elec- \u201c Rugged nerves and nimble feet are the requirements for the lineman, who does his job forty feet in the air.He is trained to construct cable and wire systems.\u2019 The switchboard operator is the keystone of the military telephone system .a sort of Signals pivot man.Trained to handle colls and information quickly and efficiently. THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, EEX A} Serving the City of Westmount Published Every Friday by THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY ~ Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal WAlnut 2773 * The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subseriptions: $2.00 per year; 51.00 half year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept, : the early ass migrations of his-[ ni ardly-had he got his Israelites on > Lutghizeroad to the promised land than they were complaining: \u201cWherefore has thou dealt with us, to carry us forth out of Egypt?\u201d Saved from the pursuing Egyptians by the Red Sea miracle, the Israelites were \u201c soon grousing again, this time about a water shortage.Relieved by another mi- MAY 18, 1955 reine aa EEE Ottawa.racle, they were grateful for about a week FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1955 gration is the last person No doubt the minister products.\"A Few Complaints History Casts Intéresting Shadow On Pickersqill Remarks The minister of citizenship and immi- have asserted the natural superiority of a native-born Canadian citizen to one born anywhere else.Native-born Canadians, remembering the qualities of immigrant fathers or grandfathers, have not been flattered, and recent immigrants have taken his remarks as a gratuitous insult.Well-meaning people cause much of the world\u2019s trouble.He may have had in mind the public complaints of a few recent immigrants who have thought that they were coming to a land flowing with milk and honey and have been unpleasantly surprised to find that cows and bees require human labor before they will yield their Moses, it will be recalled, had trouble with his people when he was in charge of full.\u201d who should directions.meant well.could rely.and then were complaining: God we had died by the hand of the Lord in the land of Egypt, when we sat by the fleshpots and when we did eat bread to the \u201cWould to The miracle of the manna saved that situation and almost went wrong because some of the people would not follow simple Other miracles followed as néeded, but any gratitude produced among the grousers was short-lived.Yet the real miracle seems to be that Moses was able to get his people to the promised land at all.It may be guessed that while the migrating Israelites, by their own records, show up as a pretty mouldy lot, this is because their historians have given undue importance to the complaining rabble.Moses must have had a good many tougher people on whom he |.It would be interesting to have the comments of the Palestinian minister of citizenship and immigration on the Isra- elites.Unfortunately the Israelites killed off the Palestinians and so it was the Israelites who wrote the history.Rector of Trinity Call The Witnesses IV BY REV.CANON R.KENNETH NAYLOR Memorial Church \u2018We Lave considered the Empty Tomb about which all the witnesses agree.We have looked at the appearances of our Lord to His disciples.All the witnesses agree that there were appear- \u2018ances but they do not agree about the form of them, which is not surprising.Matthew and Mark and John also emphasize in one way and another the bodily nature of the Resurrection.They took hold of His feet; they observed the print of the nails and the spear; He ate before them; He assured them that He was not à spirit, \u201cfor a spirit hath not flesh and bones as ye see me have.\u201d Luke 24-39.That is where the sceptic tends to make merry at the expense of the witnesses; it is also where the Christian writer tends to ke apologetic.But there is no reason fur apology.The witnesses are describing events which never happened before or since.Our Lord's Resurrection has no parallel in history and we have no standard by which to judge it.We must explain it as it is or reject it.The witnesses say the tomb was empty, and that they met the occupant of it in bodily form.What was their experience of that body?We can say two things about it from the point of view of the witnesses.First it was a real body, and secondly it was not subject to the ordinary laws of bodies.He emphasized the first point in talking with His disciples.He emphasized the second point in His acts: He appeared to the two disciples on the way to Emmaus and talked with them, but they did not know Him till He revealed Himself in the blessing of the bread.He appeared to the Ten in the Upper Room, and again a week later to the Eleven.He finally led them out to the Mount of Olives and gave them His blessing and then a cloud received Him out of their sight.It would seem that the witnesses felt that they were reporting an extraordinary body.St.Matthew and St.John report appearances in Galilee and St.Mark implies them.St.Matthew has \u2018no hesitation in reporting doubt on the part of some disciples; St.John reports.the return of some of the disciples to.their fishing, and the appearance of Jesus to them; then the reconciliation of Peter, and the statement concerning the disciple whom Jesus loved.In all this there are incidents peculiar to one Gospel or another, but there is nothing in any one Gospel which is inconsistent with the.others.It is inconceivable stories so strange and yet so in harmony with one another should be sheer legend.- BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke St.West and Roslyn Ave.John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Minister Miss Gwenn Harvey, B.A., Pastor's Assistant Galt McDermott, B.Mus., Organist 11 AM, \u201cHE ENERGIZES ME.\u201d Everyday Power for Everyday People SUNDAY \u2014 11 A.M.\u2014 SCHOOL W, S.Weaver, Ph.D.Supt.7:30 PM \u201cROAD OF RETURN.\u201d Youth Takes the Witness Stand POST-SCRIPT\u2014COTORED PICTURES FROM COSTA RICA By Rev.Rubin Bonney Circle of Friendship SYNAGOGUES CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat ,Cantor Nathan Mend=ison Rev.J.J.Fromm PUBLIC WORSHIP Sabbath Eve, Friday, May 13th Candle Lighting at 7:55 p.m.Evening Services at 8:00 p.m.SABBATH MORNING 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Services.10:00 a.m.Junior Congregation.10:00 a.m.Readings.Leviticus, Ch, 25, v: 1 \u2014 Ch.27, v.34, Jeremiah, Ch.16, v.19 \u2014 Ch.17, vw.14, Evening Services at 8:05 p.m.Ethics of the Fathers (Ch.3.WEEKDAY SERVICES Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m, Weekday mornings at 7:30 a.m.Sunday and Weekday evenings at 8:10 p.m.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant .Fifth Sunday After Easter.ROGATION SUNDAY 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 9:30 a.m.Sunday School.10:15 a.m.Matiins (Saia3.11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST.7:00 p.m.Festal Evensong, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ; are Rogation Days.Ascension Day > May -19th 7:00 a.m.Holy 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.9:30 a.m.CHILDREN\u2019S BUCHARIST.WEEKDAYS: Holy Communion: Monday and Friday at 8:00 a.m.; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:00 a.m., Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m.\u2018Communion, TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West + Laster V ROGATION SUNDAY 8:00 am.Holy Communinm, 9:50 a.m.Junior Department.11:00 a.m.Choral Communion.Preacher: The Rector.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department, Evensong.Preacher: Rev, Canon F.L.Whiiley.Wednesday Rogation Day 7:00 a.m.Holv Communion.Thursday Ascension Day 9:00 a.m.Children\u2019s Service.7:30 p.m.- | 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street Sundar, May 15th 11:00 a.m, Church Service.11:00 a.m.Sunday School, Subject of l.esson Sermon: \u201cMORTALS AND IMMORTALS\u201d.Golden Text: 1 Corinthians 15:48.As is the earthy, such are they also that | are earthy: and as is the heavenly, Such are they also that are heavenly.Wednesday 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM 1.2 the Church Edifice, Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri day.2 to 4 p.m.eae 7 AA SEE tie bole Your Church is the Bulwark of Democracy.\u201cThere Does Freedom Flourish.Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly.Church XK Westmount Baptist The question of power for daily living is of paramount importance to all.The theme of the morning sermon in Westmount Baptist Church will be \u201cHe Energizes Me\u201d.This will concern everyday power for everyday people.In the evening, the address will be entitled \u201cRoad of Return\u201d.In this service youth will take the witness = stand.Among others recently convert- ~ PRESBYTERIAN - Aes Sur RRANCHUR and VICTORIA AVES.e Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.John R.Cameron, B.A., - Assistant 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie, \u201cThe Examination Marks Are Out.\u201d First Siiall Be Last.11:45 a.m.The Church School.The No.14 Street Car Stops at the Corner.Doris Killam, A.R.C.T., L.Mus., (McGill) Organist and Choir Director © ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rector: Rev.Canon Gilbert Oliver, L.Th., M.C.Rev.H.J.Skynner, B.A., LTh.Rogation Sunday -8:00 a.m.Holy Communion, 11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and Sermon.Preac:.er: The Rector.Sermon and Evensong.Preacher: Rev.H, J.Siyn- ner.Ascension Day Thursday, May 19th 7:30 p.m.7:30 a.m.Holy Communion.11:00 a.m.Holy Communion, Organist: Mr.Eurtace Tait, A.C.C.O.MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.\u20ac.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, May 15th 11:00 a.m.Public Worship.MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AXD FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin,\u2018 C ganist and Choirmasier UNITED ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street West \u201c+ REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister REV.B.B.BROWN, D.D., Asst.Minister Arnold Bellis, Organist and Cholrmaster Sermon Subject: * \u201cLIVING YOUR CHRIS- 11 :00 a.m.TIAN FAX a A CHRISTIAN\u201d | .: REV.NORMAN RAWSON PREACHING / AT BOTH 7:00 pm.Organ Recital KE 30 pm.THE POWER AND A POSITIVE FAITH 1 Sermon Subject: \u201cGETTING FUN OUT OF LIFE\u201d .How to Fed Important \u2019 In this Sermun Lecture Mr.Rawson will deal with the problem of how to avoid being bored by - life and with keeping yourself from being a mere statistic.The Church Doors will be open at 6:30 p.m.Parking facilities are available at the Church.ed, a native of \u2018the Gold Coast will bear his testimony.A Postscript to this service will include colored slides from Costa Rica.- These will be accompanied by a script prepared by Rev.- Rubin Bonney, formerly of Mer Gill University.; UNITED.1 EST OUNT Park: \\ -FMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH - 4, Western Ave.at Lansdown: .- - Minister: : Lav.Harvey Campbell, B.D.Do.: Sunday, May 15th 11:00 am.\u201cTHE QUESTION WE ALL \"MUST ANSWER.\u201d Preacher: Dr.Campbell, Choir Director: J.C.3cott, L.R.8.M.Orea-ist: 0.R.Gliddan.MORNING SERVICE ONLY DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Meliwain, B.A, = 11:00 a.m.Rev.Erie Meliwain, Ce \u201cCinerama and Christ) anity.\u201d 3:00 p Church School Closing.7:30 p Young People\u2019s Service, 8:45 oe om.Young People\u2019s Union.Organist and Cho.rmaster \u2014 Mr.John Robb, Mus.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.Bae.- 11:00 -a.m.Mr.Grant., \u201cYOU WERE MADE FOR GREATNESS.\u201d Mr.Reid.: \u201cIS ANGER EVER JUSTIFIED .11:00 a.m.\u20achurch School.EE \u20ac 7:30 p.m.Organist ahd Choir Director -\u2014 PHILLIPS MOTLEY, : B.A., Mus, Bac, F.C.C.O.- ~ .CALVARY CHURCH.Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A \"11:00 a.m.Rev.A.H, Rivers, B.A, 7:30 pm.INDIVIDUAL BATTLES BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.\u2018Ihe subject is of vital in- - terest to each and every one.Fine congregational .\" singing of the old fam- - liar hymns.- Rev.Preacher: Walter J.Spence Organist and Chor Director Eric J.Adams, B.Mus, « L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M; ' \u201cTHE COST OF BEING SERVICES OF POSITIVE THINKING ff RAT on 0 FE Be eh JILLMAN CONVERTIBLE STATION WAGON SERVICE FORNIAN ; HARD TOP PARTS »SEDAN | ACCESSORIES 1822-26 St.Catherine St.W THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1955 \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 457 3¢ for each additional word PAGE SEVEN Hash.Statesman Sales Metropolitan Service Ambassador Parts Rambler Accessories 1822-26 St, Catherine St.W EST AT a IE RTS Des re: .F4616 after 10.30 a.m.Thursday tor current issue \u2014 FI.4616 5 COUNTRY HOUSE 29 FOR SALE 29 FOR SALE.85 SITUATIONS WANTED 37 SITUATIONS WANTED To ET ORIENTAL RUG Ta COTTAGE on Take ok, France, MUST sell immediately.9 CAPABLE responsibie lady avail- GHINIBRAL work wanted.WI.Dis Port Lewis, Quebec, Phone Mr.Finn, 19 X 14 perfect condition, color plece mahogany dining room able for care of children weekends ; - GL 5514 or on weekends, Hunting- STéen.WE.9107 between 10-12 a.m.suite, almost new.Orlginal or longer, also by hour.Best ref- 89 Los™ don 2942, , RE _R- 28 value $2,400., will sacrifice.| erences.Reasonable charges.WA.RAINS TONS api oh 1 Call GR.4486 mornings and 8516.; R-22 Westmount Reward \u201cFL #531° Local 0 OFFICE TO LET evenings.R-16 CONVALESCENT registered nurse 14; EL.5191.evenings.R-36 SHERBROOKE 4144, for consulate MILLER (Superior) brand wishes work as baby sitter, eve- - professional, self contained suie, 5 awnings and Bel-Air alumi- nings.References, WH.5664.R-29 45 MONEY TO LOAN rooms, reception room.1,1 square awnings.Telephone Tom 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE AT 5% %.Mortgage loans quickly.feet, Parking.WI, 2803.R-9 Cox.WA.6842, R-21 z Use Examiner Classifieds Contractors, privates.Notary, R-1L DENTISTS or Doctor's offices to let in Westmount 4460 Sherbrooke West.R-12 18 APARTMENTS WANTED SMALI, apartment wanted, self contained, unfurnished, by quiet business woman.WEllington 4761 be- tween 9 am.and 5 p.m.except Saturday.R-20 20 ROOMS TO LET LARGE room, furnighed, privileges, 4262 Western! apartment 1.HA.0455.R-17 26 GARAGES TO LET GARAGE for small car, Windsor near Claremont.$10.WA, 632.R-36 ROSLYN 642, monthly and summer rate if desired.EL.1266.R-23 GROSVIBNOR, Cote St.Antoine Rd.Heated, $18.monthly.GL.1727.R-25 29 FOR SALE RUG With ozite 10 x 11, wine-red, Khal- abar, excellent condition, $60.EL.9420.R-19 SEE CABLE MADE Two members of the Vancouver Board of Trade Buying Mission, which visited the U.K.recently, called at the Manchester works of a British firm to see a giant submarine electric cable which will eventually be laid between Vancouver Island and the British Columbia mainland.They were Mr.Howard Walters and Mr.G.L.Haszard, both representing the British Columbia Electric, Company Limited.A A @ollins REC'D.FUNCRAL HOMC 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExter 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Funeral Home and Chapel NIARLY new, child's bright red roadster, automobile, white wall tires.$15.GL.1798, R-15 CORNER cabinet, blond maple, $27.Bookcase walnut, $25.Both very good condition.Walnut dining table buffet, chairs, $15.apartment 1, 79 Bruce Avenue, (near Greene).R-32 BOY'S bicycle, excellent condition size for 10-12 year old boy.DE.9653.R-14 TRAILERS FOR RENT Have you something you want moved immediately and inexpensively.Rent a trailer from Ace Trailer and Outboard Motor Rentals, RE.§-987% s BLBECTRIC toaster, automatic.electric percolator, firoher, vacuum cleaner; steel adjustable ironing board, size 36 overcoat.FL 6536.R-30 CAMP Ouareau uniforms size 10.and 12, new.DE, 4863.R-27 McCLARY gas stove $20.Perfect working order, electric broiler Broil- Quik $12, new .element, 1368 Greene Avenue, R-24 BOOKS WANTED Cash immediately for large or small collections.Immediate removal, GBORGE EDELSTEIN ASSOC.BOOK-SEARCH SERVICE 4603 COOLBROOK DExter- 7857 32 DOMESTIO HELP WANTED WOMAN for housework, 4 afler- noons a week.GL.2637.n-26 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER Experienced in general office work, for industrial firm in St.Henry, near Westmount Glen.Pleasant working conditions, WE, 1131, R-31 WANTED Responsible person to take five year old boy to park 2 hours every afternoon, except weekends.In West- mount.GL.2086.R-18 5-Year 21,000,000 Plan Announced For Hospitals A five-year plan to raise $21,000,000 on behalf of the teaching hospitals affiliated with McGill University has been announced by Hartland deM.Molson, chairman of the Joint Hospital Fund Committee.Mr.Molson said the $21,000,000 will be sought in three campaigns between now and 1960.The $21,000,000 is the total an- * ticipated requirement of the hospitals between now and 1960.Of the total, $13,400,000 is needed by three hospitals \u2014 the Royal Victoria, the Montreal Children\u2019s and the Royal Edwurd Lauren- tian Hospitals \u2014 to complete capital construction and reconstruction programs outlined in 1950.The Montreal General Hospital, which will move this month into its new buildings, has no capital needs at this time.Besides their capital needs, the other three hospitals also require a combined total of nearly $2,700,000 to apply against deficits incurred in 1953, 1954 and 1955 through the care of indigent patients.Mr.Molson also pointed out that in addition to the immediate capital and deficit needs of the Royal Victoria, the Montreal Children's and the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospitals, $5,000,000 must be added to cover the anticipated \u2018\u2018free work\u2019 deficits from 1956 to 1960 of the four hospitals \u2014 including the Montreal General Hospital, These deficits are estimated at $1,000,000 annually for the four institutions.First of the three campaigns has an objective of $7,000,000.It} is being held in two phases \u2014 an Advance Phase at this time and a Public Phase in early 1956.The Advance Phase, under the leadership of S.H.Dobell, DSO, CA, is already underway.Mr.Dobell is comptroller of McGill University and executive assistant to the principal, Dr.F.Cyril James.Prior to assuming his post, at McGill in 1947, Mr.Dobell was for nearly 25 years a partner in the firm of McDonald Currië & Co., Chartered Accountants, Honorary treasurers for the first campaign are Gordon R.Ball, president of the Bank of Montreal, and James Muir, president of the Royal Bank of Canada, Advance corporations chairman is M.W.Mackenzie, president of Canadian Chemical & Cellulose Co.Ltd.; 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Get the most colorful home in your neighborhood with top- quality C-I-L House Paint 1311 GRÉENE AVENUE FREE DELIVERY GL.1496 fu LA Az \u2014 [a Hi i i ] i Se gl aE ERAN RT SERRA REI PAGE EIGHT Social + + Mr.and Mrs.Norman Brace- girdle Jr., Stevens avenue, Verdun, announce the birth of a son j on Friday, May 6, at the Catherine Booth Hospital, Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Bracegird'e is on the editorial staff of the Monitor and the Verdun Guardian, | ' Dr.and Mrs.Sylvio Lynch entertained Saturday evening from 5 to 8 p.m.at their home in Westmount in honor of Leo Patenaude who left for Europe Tuesday.Among the guests were the Mayor of Montreal and Mrs.Jean Drapeau, Mr.and Mrs.Pierre DesMarais, Mr.and Mrs.Antoine DesMarais, Dr.and Mrs.Rubin Levesque, Mr.and Mrs.Antoine Trembley, Mr, and Mrs.Felix Senecal, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Prefontaine, and Mr.and Mrs.Rene Ouimet.The May meeting of Branch \u2018A\u2019 of the WA of Christ Church Cathedral will be held as a garden party at the home of Mrs.A.K.Hugessen, 4386 Montrose avenue, Westmount, today from 4 to 6 pm.Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Jackson, formerly of Calgary, who have spent the past several months at the Ritz-Carlton, have taken up residence at 15 Anwoth road.Mr.and Mrs.Abraham Keller, of Westmount celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday and were entertained by their children, grandchildren and friends at a dinner at the Little \u201c Roumania.Mrs.Lawrence M.Hart, of Westmount, is entertaining at dinner today and later with her THE WEN TMUUNT 1 ~EAANMINER, \u201cersonal = Da - - Engagements had \u2018been: sent to the -hospital at Christmas for the children\u2019s party.* Mrs.\u2018Percy Booth, dime cards chairman reported that the total monies collected were $124.70.\u2018Mrs.Wm.H.Mack reported on the two meetings of tiie All Masons Hospital Fund, of which she is chairman, and spoke of the donation of $300 to this fund.The report of the auditors was given by Mrs.A.F.Fros- sard.The retiring officers were .thanked by Mrë, H.C.Call, past = présidents \u2018 The retiring president Mrs.K.W.Matheson was presented with, vs a miniature gavel with a suitable inscription also a piece of Staffordshire China as a memento of her year in office.- Officers Elected Hon.president, Mrs.K.W.Matheson; president, Mrs.E.D.McIntosh; first vice president, Mrs, Alex Leslie; 2nd vice president, Mrs.A.F.Bryant; treasurer, Mrs.C.A.Fickett; sec- THE WESTMOUNT- EXAMINER, [Beth Sholom Sisterhood FRIDAY, lans Closing Liticheon Temple Beth Sholom Sister- \u2018hood \u201cclosing luncheon, will take | place at Ruby Foo's on Tuesday, May 17 at 12.30.Guest speaker will be Jane Mayer, Marriage Counsellor st the Home Term Court in New known as a Lecturer on Creative Relations between husband and wife.Through her work in criminal court, Mrs.Mayer has known husband and wife relationships at their dramatic worst, learning not only some of tbe means to prevent such tragic disharmony, but also steps Lo greater happiness = in typical homes.In addition to being & trained family counsellor, Mayer is a mother and a-musi- MAY 13, 1955 York City.Mrs.Maycr is widely |\u2019 \"Mrs PAGE ELEVEN - new to more, joyful relations between parent and.child.Mrs.Jane Mayer's topic will be \u201cLove in this Anxious World: : cian.She uses her knowledge of | retary, Mrs.Percy Booth, Chair- : .\u2026 children and music to, develdp a men of committees were: Sewing, Mrs.W.R, C.Field; knitting, Miss E.Currie; mending, Mrs.J.J.Youngs; orthopediac, | Mrs.G.Graham; press, Mrs.L.| McCammon; sick visiting, Mrs.C.J.Lepage, social, \u2018Mrs, Wm.Wright; music, Mrs.D.Mc- Gruer; bridge, Mrs.E.Burns; Christmas buying, Mrs.D.L.Campbell; dime cards, Mrs.R.L.Lewis; A.M.H.Fund representative, Mrs.W.H.Mack, New Spring Styles - in - Made-To-Measure DRESSES © Imported Materials \u2026 \u2018® European Designer Very Moderate Prices ® Repairing ® Remodelling ANNA GOWNS Watch this Paper \"The first executive meeting 4 Vv i V Next Week of the 1955-season will be held 346A MICTORIA A ENUE \u201cFer Further Details \u2018in the Board Room, Tuesday, EL.0823 ; .Evenings: GL.1553 939 Victoria Square UN.6-4095 president, Mrs.E, D.McIntosh presiding.May 3, at 2 p.m.with the new Open Fridays to 8 p.m.: WALLPAPERS An exclusive range .of patterns PAINTERS\u2019 SUPPLIES ' Brushes, Overalls, Ladders Bernz-O-Matic Torches.Spray Equipment sold and rented.*°- - 70 LAST LONGER GIVE BETTER PROTECTION e © eo Rez Products oo Reardon\u2019 s and Wesco Products Weatherproofed to give rich, durable, all-weather beauty ! 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a 192 AE SS ri PA ee rca a SES ENS | cs ir 1 = Tey + , wi mn men le eerie ve Le es a le PAGE TWELVE .2 Rummage Sales \"Westmount, Saturday, May 14, \u2018at 10 a.m.0; a.A rummage sale will be heid This sale is being held under\u2019 in the Church of the Advent, 326 the auspices of the Sunday eve- Wood Ave, corner Western, ning group.PAINTER AND DECCRATOR ALEX H.GROVE Reg'd.For Quality and Service CALL RE.8-7494 FREE ESTIMATES PAINTING: Interiors and Exteriors : THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1955 20 rod datés tte à wa ASE I TEE SEE TE EE TA FAP ET DRA iN Spring Tea The Cote St.Luc Unit of the Auxiliary of the Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital invite you to attend a spring tea at the Hospital corner Bess- borough and Cote St.Luc Road on Saturday, 3\u20145 p.m.There will be door prizes and a home cooking sale, x PRESENTATION OF CHEQUE: Mrs.A.H.Mason, President of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital is shown presenting cheque for the amount of $7,000 to Sr.Major C.Cope, Hospital Superintendent.Pictured from left to right are: Dr.F.L.MacPhail, Medical Superintendent; Sr.Major C.Cope; Mrs.A.H.Mason; Mrs, K.E.Norris, Vice- president of the W.A.; and Mrs.C.A.Camirand, Treasurer.\u2014Ed Bermingham Photo St.Stephen's Guild _ NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL For almost fifty years we have been responding to the needs of far-sighted home owners who want to protect and improve their most important investment ++.their home.\u201cWhether it's a kitchen to remodel, a playroom or garage to build, a modern picture window to install \u2014 a fence, gallery to build or repair.Even a window screen mended or a door that sticks annoyingly We are at your service \u2014 Consult us today DANIELS & MANNARD Ltd.720 MARIN STREET WI.4159 hte ne rss PP Mountain below Sherbrooke St.EE The Guild of St.Stephen's Anglican Church, corner of At- water and Dorchester St., will hold a tea and home cooking sale on Saturday from 3\u20146 pm.in the parish hall.Family Party The \u201ccombined missionary groups, afternoon auxiliary, Gertrude Jamieson Auxiliary, C.G.1J., and Explorers will hold a family party meeting on May 1, at 6 psm.in the Webster Hall of Westmount Park-Em- manuel Church.A buffet supper will be served.The C.G.I.T.affiliation service will be held and a film on India \u201cWhere None Shall Thirst\u201d will be shown.Money in the bank Millions of Canadians know the value of a bank account\u2014the security and comfort ic brings, the peace of mind ic assures, the enterprise it makes possible.When you keep your money in a chartered bank you know it is safe.And you are dealing with friendly, experienced people, skilled in the management of money and anxious to share their knowledge with you.There is a type.of account to suit your purpose, some designed to help you accumulate funds, others featuring the convenience of chequing.Your local branch bank provides these and many other services.It is much more than a handy, safe place to keep money.It is a banking service-centre where you can count on prompt and courteous attention to #// your banking needs.Only a chartered range of banking services, including: SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Keep yoar money safe; pay you steady interest; encourage the habit of chrift.CURRENT ACCOUNTS For individuals and companies who pay by cheque; your cancelled cheques serve as receipts.bank offers a full BANKING BY MAIL Convenient, and saves time, All your routine banking can be handled in this way.JOINT ACCOUNTS Savings or Current; for two or more people, any of whom can make deposits or withdrawals.THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY - 9.the Women 3 Realm Telephone Pioneers The closing meeting of Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Charles Fleetford Sise Chapter, Telephone Pioneers, will take place in the Club Rooms in Beaver Hall Bldg.at 2 p.m.Wednesday, May 18, This will be the annual meeting, with election of officers, and some form of entertainment to which all members, tacir wives, widows or former mems- bers, and members on leave of absence prior to pension, are cordially invited.Military Whist The Men\u2019s Club of Wesminster Central United Church is holding a military whist to-day May 13 at 8.15 p.m.in the church hall, 926 Atwater Ave.There will be many door prizes as well as tahle prizes and refreshments will be served, - Beta Sigma Phi Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi | Sorority, will meet at the home of Miss Madeline Knox, 3550; Peel St, Apt.2, Monday, at 8.15 p.m.Annual Flower Display The Seisho-Kai of Montreal is presenting their annual Japanese flower arrangement display on Saturday, May 14, from 2 to 8 p.m.at the Institut Dominique de Savio, 171 St.Catherine Street, West.Mrs.Seisho (Kina) Kuwabara, kokukaishi of the Takeya school of flower-arrangements, will demonstrate floral techniques at 4 p.m.The public is- cordially invited to attend.Queen Elizabeth W.A.The Woman's Auxiliary of The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, is holding its May Tea and monthly meeting on Wednesday May 18, at 3 p.m.in Griffith Memorial Hall.Guest artists: St Lukes Trio, Mrs.Palmer Neil, Mrs.John Hopkins, and Mrs.Leslie Howes.Accompanist: Mrs, - W.W.Webb.The Service Group will meet on Wednesday May 18, to make surgical dressings for the hospital, at the home of Mrs, Edward D.Johnsons, 3652 North- cliffe Ave., at 10 a.m.Beta Sigma Phi Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will hold the final meeting of the year on Monday at 8.15 p.m.at the home of Mrs.Margaret Monroe, 5237 Mariette Ave, \u2019 / w 0 114 THE ; °e À - Film Briefs \u2014 .} % Producer - director Otto i Preminger has disclosed that ; ; he will'make his second trip to India in the late summer to submit the script of \u201cThe E \u201c Wheel\u201d to Prime Minister Ne- \u2026 hru.The stofy deals with Gan- hi - dhi\u2019s non-violent revolution the British.* \u2014\u2014 3 À Donald Gray appears on.the screen for only about 15 seconds, in \u201cEnd of the Affair,\u201d and all of that brief amount of time ig spent kissing, De borah Kerr.* 8 - + \u201cThe End of the Affair\u201d - : \".is the story of a turbulent.love affair in war-torn London between a young married \" woman and an American writer, it is based upon Graham : Green's best selling novel and\u2019 ¥ * stars Deborah Kerr, Van John- .son and John Mills.* % Ginger Rogers, Edward ax G.Robinson and Brian Keith are co-starred in \u201cTight Spot.\u201d a melodrama with comedy overtones, based on Lenard \"Kantor\u2019's Broadway play, \u201cDead Pigeon,\u201d and tells the story of a wise-cracking woman convict from whom the : Authorities try to get evidence 3 to convict a top racketeer.* \u2014 À Betty Field, well known star of stage and screen, Ar- - thur O'Connell and Elizabeth Wilson, who will repeat their Broadway roles, and Phyllis Newman, who will play a character only mentioned on the \u2018stage, have been signed by Columbia for the film version of \u201cPicnic.\u201d They will join a cast which includes William Holden, Rosalind Russel and Kim Nec- cak.NOW PLAYING ! \u2018Deep In My Heart\u201d in COLOR with Jose FERRER - Merle OBERON an an All-Star cast including Walter PIDGEON - Joan WELDON Gene and Fred KELLY Cyd CHARISSE and Tony MARTIN \u2014 Added Hit \u2014 \"The Big Combo\u201d with Cornel WILDE - Richard CONTE ON * TWICE DAILY\u2019 EVENINGS DAILY MATS SAT MATS * CRIPPLED CHILDREN fl SENERAL gritonen ADMISSION SERVED SEATS 22 van actvets BOX SEATS ADULTS ee Pr le D EA .that won independence from .\u201cCFCF's to such famous Canadian artists \u201c Michener, whose \u2018Sayonara\u2019 ° in Cinemascope with Logan plans to bring to Allan LADD - Audrey DALTON Broadway.; ; BEAUTIFUL Gianna Maria Canale and George Marchal in a scene from Italy\u2019s lavish and colorful spectacle \u2018\u201cTheodara, ae a Children\u2019s Theatre Program .Wins Radio Award For CF.CF.CFCF-RADIO has been chosen cisions of an independent board of for the Canadian Beaver Award, the \u201cOscar\u201d of Radio and TV broadcasting.The Award was presented for CFCF's \u2018Montreal Children's Theatre,\u201d produced over CFCF by the well known drama team of Dorothy Davis and Violet Walters for the past 15 years.During this period of time, \u201cMontreal Children\u2019s Theatre\u201d afforded early opportunities for dramatic self expressien - Research, Education, Entertainment, and Publishing in Canada.The actual presentation of the Beaver Award plaque will be made in Montreal on May 14 to J.Allan Hammond, Broadcasting Manager of the Canadian Marconi Company, who own and operate CFCF-RADIO in Montreal.as Dick Easton, Bonar Stuart.- Patricia Jourdy and Elizabeth Kramer.Year ago, Jerry Herbert - one of Canada's foremost radio announcers - got his start on the Children's Theatre.Today, almost 12 years later, Herbert has returned to CFCF, starring as M.C.of Clubtime, A Name tu Remember, and as a star on the Good Neighbour Club.Pat Joudry is currently starring in her own broadway play, and others are equally successful on stage, radio and TV productions across Canada.Awards were based on the de- * À George Montgomery stars Hold Over! \"Knights Of The Round Table\u201d in CINEMASCOPE and COLOR with Ava GARDNER - Robert TAYLOR \u2014 Also \u2014 \"Young Af Heart\u201d in COLOR with in \u201cSeminola Uprising,\u201d based Doris Day - Frank SINATRA on Curt Brandon's novel 3 \u201cBugle\u2019s Wake,\u201d which tells STARTS SATURDAY! 2 Great Hits In Color! \"The Last Time | Saw Paris\u201d the story of the Seminole Indians who fled to Texas.Karin Booth has the top featured romantic land.*Joshua Logan, famed New York producer-director-writer ith who has returned to Holly- ] wi wood after an absence of 17 Elizabeth Van.years to direct William Holden TAYLOR - JOHNSON in Columbia's \u201cPicnic,\u201d will \u2014 Also \u2014 travel half-way around the world just for a story conference with author James \u201cDrum Beat\u201d WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1955 - judges, representing the fields of | EIN pT Prime nd PAGE THIRTEEN tha at) PP Kimi Sn oi ee ° 5 Se Slave Empress,\u201d spoken entirely in English, at the Snowdon, Outremont and Strand Theatres starting today.im as em es toon Samer erm mom nm am erp A HAPPY LITTLE FAMILY gather around Mrs.Pepper in this.scene from \u201cThe Five Little Peppers,\u201d final stage show of the season at Victoria Hall this Saturday afternoon May * 14th and also on May 21st.Barbara Yates, Jerry Gorn, Judy Smiley, Perry Phillips, Anne Marie Williams and Ivan Toke as the Pepper Family, FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS Final Children's Theatre show of the season directed by DOROTHY DAVIS & VIOLET WALTERS Victoria Hall Saf.Affs., May 14th and 21st RESERVE NOW AT DEXTER 6620 \u201c = mm ag oR Nt tr pg a em Xr MISTRESS OF THE WORLD'S MOST SINFUL EMPIRE! - Blood-chilling action esa ue.battles of frenzied thousands .wild chariot races.+ « « ferocious lions Thrills .Romance Ws jam-packed with every ingredient of Entertainment AE NaH Quien OL An |-F-E\u2019 Release HEODORA - Filmed on a scale beyond compare in ini PATNECOLOR GEORGES MARCHAL In \u2018THEODORA, SLAVE EMPRESS\u2019 starring GIANNA MARIA CANALE as THEODORA with RENATO BALDINI » IRENE PAPAS and 8 CAST OF THOUSANDS .Directed by Ricearvo FREDA + À LUX FILM wea PAUL Ea LANGION - POV FO \u201c RIANA Ey è i PR Ty ea, a, ps aw Se a OT ER ERAS En PE RS Pa Pacman ee SE mm ire SRC EE ec c k k > me mse wr ver 2 Fad obey ERA 1 pm ne | émane YI ci ir Fa TE HS EE OCIS SIR Gly eer eigen abi ra SES SR a TALE PUUNIAEN , OPENING DAY: Dow Brewers got off to a good start in this year\u2019s Snowdon Major Fastball League, with a one hit 1-0 victory over Gathered for a pre-game talk Steinbergs.president Bob Eagan.THE WESTMOUNT-EXAMINER, are, left to right, Dow general manager Paul Bertrand, manager Stan Kalinauskas, league Foster and manager Jack - ~ Dow Brewers Play Do uble Sunda y * Dow Brewers will seek a first place tie or better in the young Snowdon Major Fastball League season, when they meet FBI and St.Augustine's this Sunday .at Macdonald Park and NDG Park.The Brewers\u2019 first line hurler, Huey Hall, will toss the tilt against the league leading Tomato Kings, starting at 2 p.m.Sunday.Gibby Wesolowski, who along with Hall tossed a one hitter at the defending champion, Steinberg\u2019s crew last weekend, will start for the Kings.\u201cIt was a great victory,\u201d Dow manager Stan Kalinauskas said this week, referring to Hall's one hit 1-0 victory last week.The flashy hurler struck out six in the seven inning tilt, won on a round tripper by Dave Barnard.$4.00 single load.SPECIAL TREATED BLACK EARTH FOR LAWNS AND GARDENS FILLING EARTH - SOD .GRASS SEED - BULLDOZING HAMPTON GARDEN SUPPLIES ELwood 1177 $7.00 double load.FOR SOLID SATISFACTION every time, you can depend on Export \u2014 \\ the famed, full-bodied Ale of constant quality.Dow picked up four other hits, with Barnard adding one.He just missed a.third bingle when a topped ground ball was called foul by.plate umpire \"Mike Pan- \u2018lon.\u2018Last year's most - valuable player Gilles Legage will start the evening tilt against St.Augustine\u2019s; it will be his first league appearance.Kalinaushkas was also high on newcomer Ian Stater, who he claims \u201chas.the best arm in the league.\u201d He was also high on Barnard, who has been the hottest hitter on the squad in practice., \u201cIf he can keep it up, he'll have his best season ever,\u201d Stan said.He also rejoiced over the fine performance by the team as a whole.\u201cSure makes a difference to have the whole squad out,\u201d he said.Dow's only other appearance during the course of the week | will be Wednesday at Macdonald Park, at 6:30 p.m.again against St.Augustine's.STANDINGS Up to Thursday PW I, Pel GBL- FBI 2 2 0 1.000 Dow 3 1°0 1.000 4 St.Augustine's \u20182 1 } 500 1 Columbus 1 0 1 \u2018.060 14, Steinbergs 202 .00 2 Former Swim Star Named MAAA Head Former swim star Malcom C.Knox was elected president of the Montreal Amateur Athletic -As- sociation at the 75th annual meeting held this week at tke Peel street clubhouse, He succeeds L.S.Reycraft who completed a successful two year term but will remain on the advisory board.William M, Northey remains honorary president of the club, which celebrates its 75th anniversary in June of 1956.Maj.-Gen.James G.Ross was elected an honorary life member at the meeting.Acceptance was made by Mr.Ross\u2019 grandson, Ross Newman.A picture of the late Jeff Russell, famed MAAA football player was presented to the club by George Machum, chairman of the \u2018Jeff Russell Trophy trustees.Allan Luffman, Oscar Knebel and Len Wheatley were elected new directors, replacing retiring R.Fraser Elliott, Tim O'Kecfa and George Dufresne, Junior Swim Date The Metropolitan men\u2019s junior swimming championships will be held in the YMHA pool on West- bury avenue, May 21.Gunning for the Dr.A.Lapin Trophy are severat well talented stocked clubs, including the YMHA and Central .YMCA squads, close rivals for many Years, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1955 Red Sox Meet Yankees In Unity House League | house league basketball will play.srant Peterson illam Carter .T1 Lugene Tabb 56 Bob Paul .- 54 Billy Green .49 John MeDonaguh 48 co sd 14 dos OR A 22 ou Red Sox and Yankees of thex Unity Boys Club senior, spring a two game total point series with the winner meeting league leader Indians for the title.clipped Red Sox 64-51 and Indians topped Giants 103-47, FINAL STANDINGS P WL °F ; A ,P Indians 6 5 1 368 218 10: Yankees + 6 4-2 285 252 8 Red Sox \u20186.2 4 269 306 4 Glants\u201d 6 1 & 232 348 2 SCORING PARADE | Ralp Whims Terry Gray ec.eseespooeey ees, 129 Richard Simmons deeeesss oes 33.Douglas Gavin JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE .Inspired by young Keithy Gavin, the Royals are undefeated in \u2018League play to-date and are currently: \u2018perched atop the severe, snvees 89 League.Last week's results: Royals (35) Warriors = (20(, Braves, (28), Wings (9).STANDINGS = PW L F.A P Royals = 4 4 0.148.78 8 \u2018Braves 4 3 1 84 96: 2 0 Wings 4 1 3 86 116 WaiTs 4 0 4 101 114 SCORING PARADE Keith Gavin Œlessensencensencee, 60 James McCOUrt vw, 5000: 39 Douglas Rowland \u201c,.i.,u00 38 Bobby Carter \u2026sssasgorque 88 Kenneth GIbbons +.28 Frank Robinson .evesees,, seer 23 John Westlake «cc.vveveres on Richard Wojcicki .20 Kenneth Armour .20 fred Simms .18 Snowdon League Schedule Games this week in the Snowdon Major Fastball League, with probable pitchers and records prior to last night in Pparenthesis:- Sunday: FBI (Wesolowski 1- 0), at Dow (Hall 1-0), Macdonald, 2 p.m.; Steiu- berg\u2019s (Graham 0-1) at Colum* bus (Quirk 0-0), after first game.Dow (Legare 0-0) at St.\\ Augustine\u2019s (Aubry 1-0), NDG, .6.30 p.m.Monday: Steinberg\u2019s (Mec- Cracken) at FBI (Goodman 0- 0), Trenholme, 7:30 p.m.Wédnesday: St.Augustine's (Saucier 0-0) at Dow (Turner 0-0), Macdonald 6:30 ).m, Class A Sabre Tournament Sef Plans are well underway for the Province of Quebec A Class sabre : tournament, Saturday, May 28 at the Westmount Y M.C.A.All the top fencers in Montreal are expected to participate in the meet.Roland Asselin, John Erdely, Leslie Krasa, Car] Schwendie are some who have signified their intention of competing, as well as a number of newcomers who have come up from the ranks.Invitations have been sent to members of fencing clubs at Mc- Gill, Sir George Williams College, Palestre Nationale, St.John\u2019s Military College and Westmount Y.M.C.A.Sabre fencers who are not affiliated wiih any club are also welcome to compete, Entry forms may be secured from Dave Robins, ¢-o Westmount Y.M.C.A.The tournament is being conducted by the Westmount Y.M.C.A.under sanction of Province of Quebec Fencing Association.The final bouts will be staged at 7.30 p.m, Saturday, in the \u201cY\" gym and the preliminaries in the afternoon, ¥* LIVELY EXPORT More than 3,20 pedigreed dogs were exported from Britain in 1954, nearly 2,000 going to In games last week Yankees.sessmoss00cs0000.0 181) | Ont., x Bob Richardson Commodore E.R.(Bob) Richardson of Chateauguay Canoe Club, was elected commodore of the Canas- dian Canoe Association at its annual meeting: held ix Toronto, Saturday.He succeeds Hank Farintosh of Toronto.Additional CCA, Officers clect- jeu: \"0 John\u2019 Muff, Carleton \u201cPlace, \u201c vice-commodore; Jack Watt, Toronto, rear commodore; Joe Geisler, Otterburn Canoe Club, second rear commodore; treasurer; C.W.Powers, Ottawa, liaison\u2019 officer.- - Gordon Jermyn of Ganonqque was elected representative of the CCA on the Canadian Olympic Association, Dan Ryan of Grand Trunk Boating Club was elected\u201d E.R.Bob\u2019 Richardson CCA Commodore : representative .to the Amatéur Athletic Union Hail of Fame.In Washington last September, awarded the International Canoe meet, but the date was not settled until Saturday meeting.: It was decided to hold the.3rd annual meet, August 21.The CCA annual championship will be as usual held at Mooney's Bay, Ottawa, August 8.The week previous to the Na- sion will hold their Eastern Trials at Otterburn Park.Barnoff Joins As Coach To UBC Little Leaguers™ With the American B section of Little League Baseball scheduled to start May 21, Unity's Little League Baseball team Indians continue to hold practices every Wednesday and Saturday.Manny Barnoff has joined Tom McAlear on the coaching staff and is well known in baseball circles having played in the Atwater League.BIG SPECIMENS .Full-grown walrus in Artic waters weigh more than a-ton.SUMMER DAY CAMP FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 3 TO 7 Located on a beautiful estate.Luxurious country facilities, Individual attention.All camp activities including: dramatics, arts and crafts, dancing, music, sports, pony rides, swimming and swimming instruction at our private beach.Lunches provided.Daily transportation available.DR.A.1.BURSTEIN Director 75 Côte Vere Ville St.Laurent .7.7123 the United States.- Ralph Reilly, Toronto, secretary- Cartierville: Boating Club were _ tional meet, the Eastern Divi- \u2018 \u2018 mh canoer mn Sy THE MEN IN BLUE plan to keep the Snow- don League well under control this year, and here going over the regulations before the \u201csu Hilliard, Bob Foster.opening game are, left to right Mike Fanlon, Municipal Softhall Reels Off 14 Games Fourteen games were run off in \u201cthe Westmount Municipal Softball Leagues during the past week.; In the termite secion (under 10) two games were won by one run margins.Rocks edged Rams 13-12 and St.Leo\u2019s got one run in the last half of the fifth as they trimmed Barons 12-11.- Guards won their first start in the mosquito division as they won out 13-11 over Greens.Down 11-6, going into the last of the fourth, they came up with a seven run rally to win the game, Alan Smith pitched three hit, one run ball to lead the Indians to an 11-1 win over Tigers in the midget section.Tigers\u2019 lone run came as the result of a round tripper off the bat of Percy McArdle.REV.EDWARD J.LAPOINTE.P.P.Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, presenting trophy bearing his name to Gerald Ramsey, St.Leo\u2019s best senior athlete 1955, at the \u2018annual awards day.vo Fr.Lapointe Speaker At St.Leo's Award Day Fr.Edward J.Lapointe, of the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, was the guest speaker at St.Leo's Academy's Hall on Clarke avenue.His brief address was well received by the audience, as he advised his young listeners to go overboard for the ever increasing commercial trend in present day sports.He described this as mostly a money making proposition and not in accord with the spirit of true amateur- Ism that should govern scholastic sports.He warned all the boys to be good losers, and said it takes a lot of courage to be a good sport when.not winning regularly.He \u2018added that Bports like life has its ups and downs, and the world respects a fellow that can come up smiling when things are working against him.Among the special guests were, Rev.John Colford, Mrs.J.A.Ryan, president of the Catholic Mothers Club, Guy Wilson, president of French Speaking Parents Association, James Mc- Mahon, president of the English speaking Teachers-Parents Association and Rocky Rothwell, director of recreation for the City of Westmount.The folowing athletes were honored: The Rev.Edward J.Lapointe Trophy to Gerald Ramsey, best senior athlete in the school.The, Hon.Douglas Abbott ( Continued on page 16) Sonny Provost, chief umpire Gerry Snyder, Adam Gaylor and prexy STANDINGS Up to Wednesday TERMITE ROOKS cccocesanen Royals .,.Cadets +ieocesen St.Leo's .Rams .,.Regals .Dukes certe tenace ces co.srrcnsecu ee rasssense,, \u2014ascocuanune éoscHHnH HHHHS66S COON Aces [PN Kingsmen .SossHu =HH0600 coo Cavaliers Blues Colonels COC Hm Helo oo SOD Royals .coceve, acess \u201cer Sugar Kings .Maple Leafs .Virginians Dodgers .1 Indians .1 Yankees .creas \u20181 Tigers sveeessees arccu00 1 GAMES PLAYED Up to Wednesday TERMITE Friday May 6 Rooks 13; Rams 12.Royals 23; Regals 5.Cadets 19: Dukes 4, St.Leo's\u2019 12; Barons 11.MOSQUITO \u2018Tuesday May 10 Guards 13; Greens 11.Aces 29; Browns 2.Kingsmen 23; Rangers 3.PE E WEE Tron May 5 Reds 25; Blues 9.Cavaliers 16; Colonels 4.Cubs 28; Crowns 2.BANTAM A Starts Wednesday May 11, three out of five series.BANTAM B Wednésday May 4 Royals 14; Maple, Leafs 6.Sugar Kings 8; Virginians 4.MIDGET Monday May 9 Indians 11; Tigers 1.Dodgers 167 Yankees 10.Permit Tickets Being Issued Permit tickets for the tennis courts, shuffleboard, horseshoes, putting green and checkers are now being issued from the recreation department, at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.Residents must have some proof of address when applying for these tickets, for example a light department bill, a car license, etc.During the week of May 16 to 20, the offices will be open fruin 9 to 5 p.m.on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.Working people may get their tickets on Tuesday or Thursday, when the offices will be open from 9 a.m.to 6:30 p.m.\u2019 Average size of Alberta ranches are 2,000 acres owned by the individual rancher with 8,000 additional acres under lease from the provincial government.1955 § Are Definife In Inter Loop; Juniors Shaky Four definite starters and possibly two -more were named this week for the intermediate softball league, by district monitor Roger Bastien.Working feverishly to make an early start, Bastien said Tren- holme, RCMP, MacRae Electric and Prudential Life Insurance were all set.The first three are \u201call holdovers, while Prudential replace St.Augustine's.\u2018In addition \u2018Columbus may still enter, while lack of junior teams may end up in a sixth entry.RCMP and MacRae both entered the league after plans for a separate Westmount loop collapsed, as last year's Dow squad failed to find a sponser.The Columbus entry according to reports depends very much on obtaining waivers on several | play intermediate.~All téams agreed on a rule to allow only four rsenior players on any one team.Final entries must be made by midnight of Friday, May 13.St.Augustine\u2019s, Columbus and Oxford are all set to go in the junior league, but if a fourth cn- try can't be found, the Saints may move up to the higher bracket.Boys Club, announced this week that a piano recital of her pupils will be held at the club on Friday, May 27, at 8 p.m.In conjunction with the piano recital, ballet instructor Lois .Allum will present her pupils in a ballet demonstration.Parents are urged to attend.senior ballplayers wighing to| Miss Peterson of the Unity.| DOW BREWERY LIMITED MONTREAL * QUESEG * KITÇHENER .-n TOP SOIL \u201c $4.00 for 1 cubic $4.00 yard $3.50 for each additional cu.yd., delivered The finest top soil obtainable * BLACK SOIL * $6.00 per cu.yd.\u2014 2 cu.yds.or more $5.50 per cu.yd.delivered Filling Earth, $7.00 per load of 4 to 5 cu.yds.PEAT HUMUS\u2014 $1.75 per bag for 5 bags $1.50 per bag for each additional bag (App.75- 100 Ibs.per bag!) 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whereas at the beginning teams like Alout- tes were neither \u201cfish nor fowl\u201d \u2014neither amateur or professional football.\u201d \u201cWithin the next two years we can expect to see nine top-flight professional football clubs operating in two divisions under the supervision of a commis- * be an agreement between the NFL of the USA and the Pro teams of Canada.From here in everything should carry on in a truly ethical and business-like manner,\u201d he added, \u201cIt is important to remember that Profesional Football, like any other professional sport, is only a means to an end and not the end itself.The high shcool player should take advantage of educational opportunities and should aspire to getting a college.education.The football player with an education can set himself up in business when his foot- Lapoinie .(Continued from page 15) Trophy to Jacques Lefebvre, most valuable hockey player to his team, The .Catholic Mothers Club Trophy to Claude Fleury, top junior athlete at St.Leo's.The Catholic Mothers Club Trophy to Karl Hurley, most improved hockey player on the senior B club.~ The John Rogers Memorial Trophy \u2018to Charles Casey, for sportsmanship.French Speaking Parents Association award to John Roche, leading scorer on the senior B hockey club.Gerald Gill for sportsmanship and athletic ability in pee wee hockey, - The Dr.J.T.and Mrs.Rogers Trophy to the Blues as the outstanding six man touch rugby team in the school.The Walter Merrill Trophy to sioner.In a year there should ball days\u2019 are over.\u2018 .the Blues for winning the city Miss Irene Wall Award to Coach Andy McGillis and co- managers Ken Belland and Earl Shea were on the receiving end of appropriate gifts from members of the 1954-55 senior P hockey.3 bantam hockey title.All the boys who served as managers or coaches in hockey received a special token of appreciation from the French Speaking Parents Association.Ny, = ah hl vos BU JAR For QUALITY SEEDS, FLOWERING BULBS, PLANTS, LAWN and GARDEN SUPPLIES of all kinds We invite you to visit our new GARDEN CENTRE, Stores 1 * and NURSERY headquarters where you will find everything - % you need for the lawn, garden and farm.~ Largest assortment of the best hardy shrubs for hedges, hardy roses, fruit trees and small fruits, for our climate.- Open every evening until 9 p.m.from Monday to Friday and until 5 p.m.on Saturdays-\u2014from now until June 17th.MÙ.1-1685 W.H.PERRON : & Co.Lid.SEEDSMEN & NURSERYMEN .L'ABORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q., - \\ \"S15 Label Bid, (Montreal 3 9 Congratulations to the new management team at ue Bonnets Automobiles Ltd.We are pleased to extend congratulations to Mr.1965, FORD Paul Deschatelets on his appointment as Vice- President and Managing Director, and to Mr.Lucien Bergeron, who assumes the office of Controller, of Blue Bonnets Automobiles Lid.Their personal qualifications and wealth of experience \u2014 added to that of President Roland Begin \u2014 will enable Blue Bonnets to provide even better service to the motoring public.Drop in soon and see the All-New 1955 Fords and Monarchs and get avqiiainted with the excellent service facilities, > wr nw ors, § Api 4 \u2018e mr a ee THe OT DECARIE BOULEVARD, MONTREAL | MONARCH DEALER ROLAND BEGIN President wl PAUL DESCHATELETS Vice-President Managing Director LUCIEN BERGERON .Controller : "]