The Westmount examiner, 24 février 1956, vendredi 24 février 1956

[" wad | ES.po Nomination Will Close March First Westmount Private Bill 173 is now law increasing the number of aldermen - from 5 to 6.As a result it is now necessary to elect an additional alderman to serve out the \u2018remainder of 1956 term of office.In addition, Alderman T.W.Bassett and Alderman Alan Turner Bone who have been serving on the Council have found it necessary to resign for personal reasons which makes it essential to elect 2 further aldermen to replace them for the balance of this year.- The City of Westmount on 17th February gave public notice of the election and nominations are to be in by 1st March.As is customary, the West- mount Municipal Association is nominating 3 individuals for the 3 vacant aldermanic positions and they will be elected by acclamation unless there is opposition.A nominating committee composed of members of the executive of the association as well as outside representatives from the community has se; lected the following: A.Sydney Bruneau, an advocate and Queen's Counsel who has practised law in Montreal since 1917 and been a resident of Westmount for over 20 years; Michael Garber, an advocate and Queen's Coun- 3 sel, member of the firm of Garber & Blumenstein and a resident of West- mount for many years; Hugh G.Seybold, Vice- President of Drummond 8 McCall & Company Lim- | ited, an engineer and long time resident of West- mount.\u201cThese men are well qualified by their charac- ÿ ter and ability to serve as aldermen and are able and Willing to carry out this important public duty in # the interest of all our residents, we have had {sound efficient and for- § Ward looking civic admin- § istration for\u2019 many years and we know that these gen will continue this Ftradition in Westmount.We urge your support of these candidates for al- fermen\u201d, the association #62ys in its latest advice gio members, -~ |3 COUNCIL SE VOL.XXVII, No.8 ONE OF THE FIRST gifts received at the Wesimount Division of the Red Cross campaign was a cheque for $500 from the City of Westmount.Mrs.Leslie A.Tucker, division chairman, receives the cheque from Mayor James A.deLalan- ne at the local campaign headquarters in Dominion-Douglas Church hall on Roslyn avenue.Also in the picture mem- bers of the division's finance committee, from left to right: Mrs.W.V.Faith, Mrs.A.A.Mackay and R.E.chairman.Knight, SQUARE DANCING FOR BLIND: Jim Hawkes and Gerry Grerstad, rear, left and right, instruct a group of sightless boys in the art of square dancing, at the Westmount Y.M.C.A.Regular lessons are given to the ~ boys, who are partnered by female members of the ldcal branch.(Photo by Ed Bermingham) NY Gives Fine 1 .55 Report a - \u201cWestmount \u2018Y\u2019 has completed its 44th year \u201cplaying a worthy part in serving the youth and adults of the community and in a rather wide constituency beyond the borders of Westmount\u201d Hugh C.Nourse, chairman of the board of management, reports in his annual statement.) N.A.Millington, executive di- rector, in reporting on the _.achievements of the branch, paid particular tribute to the volunteer leadership, and the house committee under the direction of Norton Fellowes.On the financial side, it was reported vby E.L.Hamilton, chairman of the finance committee, that a small deflict of $609.was experienced on an operation which totaled $41,498 and ~ = that actual revenue from the activities, separate from campaign income, Was $24,763.There were 1204 members on the rolls during the year, it was reported by joint chairmen J.L.Dampier and Norton Watson, and in all some 83,657 persons wcre recorded as having used some or all facilities, of which 42,929 were at special events.\u201d \u2018 Civic Group Is Concerned Over Strike It is the children who are the losers in the present strike of male teachers for more pay, it is pointed out by the Westmount Municipal Association in a letter sent to John P.Rowat, chairman of the Greater Montreal Protestant Schoo! Board, and to Ed Storr.president of the Protestant Men Teachers Association.The letter follows: \u201cThe recent cancellation of extra curricular activities by male teachers in all Protestant schools coming under the jurisdiction of the Greater Montreal School Board is viewed with much concern by the Westmount Municipal Association.It is an important matter to all parents that our school children receive school guidance and supervision in sports and play just as in classroom studies.~ \u201cThe Association is not attempting to take either side in the present controversy.We.are, however, asking that negotiations be actively carried on hv toth parties to reach an agrre- ment and thus bring the present stalemate to a speedy 2nil.\u201cWe strongly urge the Protestant Men Teachers\u2019 Associu* tion of Greater Montreal to d» everything possible to reach à conclusion.\u201cRemember it is our children who are suffering and who are the ultimate losers.\u201d PAGE TWO ROVING By Frank Fairview ; REPORTER Victoria Pet Supplies, located for the last 27 years at 357 Victoria ave., is finally moving away \u2014 but not too + far away.Charles A, James, owner of the pet shop, says that over the years, the business has grown to such an extent that the present location just isn't big enough to provide the kind of service he likes to give.Therefore after May 1, Mr.James\u2019 many customers will find him located at 5041 Sherbrooke street west, in the store now occupied by Alwin Refrigeration and Appliances.As many people know, the specialty of this pet shop is the boarding and caring for of birds, and during the summer months there are sometimes as many as 200 of them boarded her.Mr.We have received a shipment of genuine SHETLAND TWEEDS in all shades and patierns.Also imported WORSTEDS of highest quality Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.® REPAIRING © REMODELLING ® REMITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WI.6633 James also operates a regular bird clinic which looks not unlike a modern drug-store dispensary.A druggist by profession, Mr.James has 50 years of bird-treat- ing experience behind him and seldom hesitates to say be knows his business; and it is by no -means limited to the local citizenry.People from as far away as Ottawa board their birds here and his advice has been sought after by many out-of-town bird- owners.In his new location, Mr.James hopes to be able to board many more birds than he doés now.Speaking of the larger premises, he said, \u201cWe can\u2019t serve customers any better, but we'll have a better place from which to serve them.\u201d March 1, is momination day to fill three aldermanic seats now open.Should the nominations be contested, an election will be held March 13, location of polls to be announced.- It appears as if some theatres these days are attended by teenage groups bent not upon seeing the show for its own merits, but on causing as much disturbance as they possibly can.Time was when a man and his wife could go to a show and not be subjected to uncouth, and very often downright obscene remarks from the back rows.Perhaps those young smart- alecs think it clever to use words that most other people have forgotten; or does it just mean that their minds are not capable of tilting with an aduit picture ?Another complaint a Jot of people have, is the sale of potato- chips.There is nothing wrong with potato-chips, but in a show MA.3332 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.\"CHRISTMAS\" EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR FOR INSURANCE 7 Edwin D.CHRISTMAS INSURANCE BROKER \\ WA.4568 Montreal fm I+ does ! you money.4492 St.Catherine W.GL.3504 151 YEARS IN BUSINESS Does that long record give a client something extra?We have built up a knowledge of residential properties in Montreal that is incomparable ! ! We KNOW VALUES and can give you service that will save or make \u2014 Your inquiry is invited \u2014 HN.Joseph & On.REAL ESTATE Serving Montreal since 1804 Dorval Shopping Centre ME.1-8511 BENEFIT FASHION SHOW: Proceeds of a benefit fashion show sponsored by the Protestant Women Teachers of Greater Montreal were turned over to of Retarded Children (Quebec) the Association for the Help Inc., Tuesday, as a memorial to the late W.E.Dunton.Left to right are: Mrs.M.Quacken- bush, past president of the federation, Mrs.R.G.Gilbride, director of the association, Miss L.Anne Drury, treasurer of the federation, and Miss Mona Morley, federation.president of the (Photo by Ed Bermingham) THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.ES (Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB (LLL Er 7 dd PE dR 77 D7 A777 7777772 SLEIGH RIDE \u2014 FRIDAY Next Friday night, members of the Friday Nite Junior Teen Age Club plan to hold a sleigh ride as a special feature of their regular Friday night get-to- gethers.The group will meet at Club Headquarters at 6:30 p.m.and then proceed to Mount Royal for the sleighride and return to the Club for a social get-together.VALENTINE DANCE HELD What was termed as the social highlight of the current season was held last Friday night at the Club.Forty-five members of the Friday Nite Club neld their annual Valentine Dance with a planned program in effect.Refreshments were served and prizes awarded for special events.Prize winners included the following: Anne Doherty, Junior Chartier, Margaret Cadieux and Michael Harper.GISELLE MAUER RETURNS Mrs.Giselle Mauer who had a they sound like a Sherman tank on a gravel road, particularly if the chewer forgets to close his mouth, I may be wrong, but I don\u2019t think small theatres are getting their share of adult crowds lately, and \u2018these may be some of the reasons.@ Raymond Meikle, whose appointment as assistant, advertising manager of The Monitor Publishing Company Limited has been announced by HV.Stoddard, director of adveîtis- | Ë ing aid sales.- .hye By Maurice Mariasine temporary leave of absence due to illness returned to the Unity \u2018Boys\u2019 Club on February 15th, to resume her position of Girls\u2019 Work Supervisor.Club members, volunteer workers and the permanent staff all join together in welcoming Mrs.Mauer back to the Club.CARTER APPOINTED BOYS\u2019 WORKER The welcome mat has also been put out for John Carter, recently appointed Boys\u2019 Work Supervisor.Mr.Carter received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto and graduated in Philosophy at Mc- Gill University.Mr., Carter attained considerable experience in Physical Training with the R.C.AF.during World War II.FORTHCOMING MEETINGS Senior Teen-age Club will hold a general meeting on Wednesday, February 29th, at 8 p.m.This will be a re-organization meeting an d elections will be held.Matters.pertdining to the general operations of the group will be discussed.FRIDAY NITE CLUB .\u2014 This week, a committee representing Junior Teen-age Club will meet to discuss and plan future programs for the group.ANNUAL MEETING \u2014 The Sixth Annual Meeting of the Corporation of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of Westmount will be held at.the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, 1000 Greene Ave, on Wednesday, March 7th, at- 12:30 p.m.This will be a luncheon meeting.PARENTS MEET \u2014A Special invitation has been extended to parents to attend a meeting this week.It will be a social get-to- | gether and included on the pro- | gram will be the showing of a special film.Refreshments will be served.ELDERLY PEOPLE'S CLUB The enrolment in the Elderly People\u2019s Club which meet every Thursday at 1:30 p.m.at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club has now reach- SER .THE LATEST ¥ HIGH-FIDELITY SYSTEMS Sp Xn PA CEE PRE \"Purim Observance Begins Saturday Purim, one of the merriest of Jewish holidays, will be observed throughout the world beginntg at sunsei this Saturday.à Based on the Book of Esther in the Bible the holiday of Purim commemorates the stand taken by the Jev,- against a Persian tyrant, Haman, who demanded that all mer.bow down to him.When Mordecai refused to obey, Haman turned his wrath against all the Jews and sought to destroy them.The piol was thwarted by Esther, kinswoman of Mor- decai, whom the king of Persia had selected as his queen.The word, Purim, means lots and refers to the manner in which Haman set the date for his expected massacre of the Jewish people.The celebration of Purim ranges from the solemn to the playful.At Synagogue Services, the Megillah (or Scroll) containing the story of Purim is re-read and prayers are offered in thanksgiving for the love of freedom implanted by the Almighty One in the soul of man.Parties, plays, pageants, and festive meals add a touch of gaiety to religious school and home observances of the joyful day.Gift-giving also part of the holiday celebration.ed 26.The average attendance over a four-week period has been 15 per session.Last Thursday, honorary membership cards were issued to the members.A com mittee is being formed to handle program details.NOW \u2014 On Our Screen ! \"Artists and Models\u201d in VistaVision-Technicolor starring, - Deon MARTIN & Jerry LEWIS \u2014 also \u2014 \u2018\u2019Ilegal\u201d\u201d starring, Edward G.ROBINSON Nina FOCH ris a oe FINE FLOORING e ASPHALT e HARDWOOD © RUBBER * Specializing in Refinishing Old Floors / A.Ross Grafton & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WESTMOUNT Free Estimates [ VOL.XXVII, No.8 =~ {Printing Week ; À Will Be Marked à March 18 to 2 WE.2323 Member of Westmount a aa.| OHMAN'S : x pu ma ne Yr | WE 4046 1218 Greene Ave | WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 4 Municipal Association, \u201c55 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT Reliable WATCH REPAIRS - 5 Certified Watchmakers PAGE THREE McGill Cosmopolitan Club Members Speak At Rotary McGill University students from the Barbados Islands, Scotland, Ireland and France were special guests Wednesday at the Westmount Rotary Club\u2019s annual international | tinuous advance in the art of a ranged by the Montreal Club of : 18 (Tickets are now on sale at \u201cMMetcalfe St, Mrerard for race, color or creed).k j pd subschiptions.[FEBRUARY SALE Thousands of Montreal and É district printing craftsmen and other graphic arts specialists are mobilizing to make their fellow- citizens more conscious of what § printing means to civilization and how it has shaped their daily lives.They have chosen March 18-24 as Montreal Printing Week, and the theme, \u201cThe Power of the Printed Word.More than 500 years \u2018of con- à printing, - from the time of the first moveable type invented by- Johann Gutenberg in Mainz, Germany, will be given the public spollight in a program being ar- f Printing House Craftsmen, 4 Feature of the geek will be the Bpersonal appearance of Bishop 987.Fulton Sheen at the Montreal M Forum, where some 12,000 are expected to hear his public ad- [dress on the evening of March Mthe Campion Book.Shop, 1249 All proceeds will be donated to charity without he popular prelate, whose teie- ision program, \u201cLife is Worth Living,\u201d is viewed weekly by Prore than 10 million people, will Pe making his first appearance dn Montreal since nine years so.Other public features include Mobile exhibits of presses in Pctual operation in public places nd in large store windows; dis- ibution of \u201cPrinting Week\u201d book marks by libraries and book Ptores: use of special \u201cPrinting ¥ eck\u201d stamps on correspondence om all printers, @ In addition, guest speakers re Presenting the printing industry Will address service clubs during Printing Week.The V.O.N.is not government bsidized or controlled.It is ipported by nursing fees, muni- \u2018$ipal grants, a share in Com- unity Chest Funds, donations A woman who is' outspoken ill never forgive the woman ho out spoke her.\u2014Raymon Duncan NOW is the time to get your new | SUIT or COAT Made-to-Measure @ ot greatly reduced prices and @ bo well dressed for Easter.M © Best English woolens a ® Workmanship guaranteed | ® venue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 3 1166 CREENE AVENUE (Just bel y St Catherine PICK-UP and DELIVERY WE.5908 PFEN ALL DAY WEDNESDA CLOSED SATURDAYS ve -| C.Marler, Federal Transport Minsiter and A.M.Hender- \u201cToronto Kad incréised \u2018from two HERBERT H.LANK President of DuPont Company of Canada, Limited, Chairman of the Joint Hospital Fund and other civic bodies, is a resident of Westmount and member of the WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION.This Association, which has been serving Westmount citizens continuously since 1908, is open to all Westmount residents and Westmount business proprietors.Inquiries concerning membership should be addressed to W.E.Black, Secretary-Treasurer, 356 Lansdowne Ave., Westmount, GL.1769.The object of this Association is to insure the best form of government for our city by creating a sound, solid and intelligent body of public opinion to support the men and women who are elected to civic office.You are invited to support this objective by becoming a member of the WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION.Hon.6.C.Marler, A.M.Henderson Address CWNA Executive Session Two prominent Westmount residents \u2014 Hon.George son, O.B.E.\u2014 addressed a meeting of the directors of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association at Ottawa this week.* Mr.Marler quoted leaders in the steel industry as having expressed the opinion that there will be an increase of some 60,- 000,000 tons in steel-making capacity within the next 15 years.He added that if the expansion in U.S, steel production takes place according to prediction, there will be a substantial increase in the volume of iron ore shipped from Seven Islands and moved over the Seaway.He thought that \u201cit seems likely that iron ore will be the most important single item of traffic on the Seaway.\u201d Indicative of the increase in direct overseas traffic with lake ports, Mr.Marler quoted figures to show that in the past six years the traffic out of the port of imports into Toronto from 54 overseas ports in 19 different countries and transported exports lines with eight efiipsto twenty student's luncheon.Heading the group was Bill % Manning from Barbados, president of McGill's Cosmopolitan Club.Others from the same country were Stephen Grannum, Frank McConney and Charles Evelyn.Remainder of the party included Ian Nicholls, Scotland; Mark Launay, France, and Joan Hogan, Ireland.First of three speakers Mr.Manning briefly outlined the objectives of the Cosmopolitan Club at the university.The club is primarily a social organization which aims at promoting goodwill among Canadians and students from abroad and uniting nationalistic clubs on the campus.The speaker, now doing post graduate studies in chemical engineering, said a lack of tolerance and difference of tastes were among the chief obstacles the club tries to overcome in its social undertakings.Barbados, with 220.000 people in an area 21 by 14 miles, has the highest population density -per square mile of any country in the worid, the meeting was told by Stephen Grannum, a to 44 ports in 19 different countries.Mr.Henderson, who is vice- chairman of the executive \u2018council of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and secretary-treasurer of Distillers-Seagrams, spoke of the high cost of government, parti- eularly for ordinary costs and for welfare, exclusive of defence costs.In discussing the recent Canadian Chamber of Commerce brief \u2018to the Federal Government, he stressed that the Chamber was anxious to drive home to the government the fact that its fiscal and monetary policy must be designed to preserve a free, competitive healthy business structure.fourth year Arts student, speaking on his homeland.He termed the economy of the [country as \u201cnot strong\u201d and dependent mainly on the sugar industry and tourist trade.Politically it is one of the oldest of England's colonies but is moving toward self-government in the \u2018proposed Caribbean Federation.The exploits of such famous Canadians of Scottish origins as Sir John A.MacDonald, Mackenzie King, Alexander Mac- Kenzie and James McGill were cited by the final speaker, Ian Nicholls, an international exchange student, also \u2018doing nost graduate work in chemical engineering.Though Scotland has had no parliament since the 18th century union and its representatives must sit in the British house he pointed out that Scotsmen of all ranks and stations retained a strong national character and pride.Commenting on the country's economic expansion, he said it was becoming less dependent on tourist trale and some of \u201cthe picturesque glens are now the sites of hydroelectric projects.\u201d While thanking the students on behalf of the club, Percy Delgado expressed the wish that when they return to their native countries \u201cthey will interpret to their people the keen desire of Canadians and Rotarians particularly toward furthering international good will , .and peace.\u201d The students were introduced by Harry Houston, international service committee chairman.President Ernest Mills was in the chair.A diplomat is a person who can be disarming even though his country isn't.\u2014Sydney Brody CHANNELS 3 & 5 GUARANTEED American TV Reception New \"Boomer\" all-channel Antenna with rotator = completely installed $129.50.Installed $4 9.9 5 24 HOUR TV SERVICE 3.75 PER CALL WE.2226 ROSS TV RADIO SERVICE 4209 St.Catherine W.\u2014 262 Eleanor Sf.WI.8502 SERVICE lines with 110 ghips in operation.These ships had, in 1956, brought Westmount PHYSICAL {\"Ernie\u201d McKenzie \u2014 Alouette Trainer) .Diathermy - Infra Red Heat Electrothermy - Medical Massage Remedial Exercises - 4296 St.Catherine St.West THERAPY Centre Whirlpool FL 5930 f PAGE FOUR H.R.(ROY) CONWAY HUGH M.FINDLAY Announcement has been made that H.R.\u201cRoy\u201d Conway, formerly of'Montreal West, Will retire on July 1st after more than 30 years as manager of media division of Cockfield, Brown & Co.He will remain in a consultative capacity until the end of the office.Troubled Women Given Care Sheltering Home Report Shows A shifting population of troubled women were given care at the Sheltering Home during 1955, it was reported yesterday Tuesday at the Red Feather agency\u2019s annual meeting held at the Home, 1675 Lincoln ave.Despite the overall prosperity of the community, some women of all ages found themselves unable to cope with problems which they faced, Miss Jean Van Vliet, superintendent, reported.A total of 123 women werea admitted for care in the course, under 25 years of age; 47 were of the year.Of these 63 were between 25 and 50, and 13 were Small or large installations In houses or industrial plants promptly carried out.INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS * PROMPT SERVICE * P.McCUAIG LIMITED 65 Hillside Ave.Westmount + J.C.WILSON year.Suceceding Mr.Conway will be Hugh M.Findlay, formerly of Harvard avenue, at present manager of the Toronto media dept.J.\u201cCliff\u201d Wilson, formerly of Montreal West, will replace.Mr.Findlay at the \u2018Toronto \u201cRomeo, Juliet\u2019 Opens March 7 The Loyola College Dramatie Society's production of \u2018Romeo and Juliet\u201d has now been in rehearsal since the middle of January.Director John Buell has scheduled his rehearsals so that the two weeks preceding the March 7 opening may be devoted to a polishing of the intricate dancing and sword fighting scenes.In the title roles are David Waters and Jeannine Bienvenue.The cast also includes: Peter Charnock (Tybalt); Stephen Kie- rans (Mercutio); Judith Ayers (Nurse); Eric Je nsen (Benvolio) Pierre La Traverse (Friar Lawrence); Julian Gwyn (Capulet); Beverley Ewart (Lady Capulet).The play will run for four nights: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, beginning March 7.Tickets may be had at the box-office on the nights of the performances.I A y ; 7724 GE Brewed with: \u2014 \u201cEK NATIONAL wo Tika, iy oy \u2019 CEA > od 7 at the m AGRICULTURE g SHOW MART yo a SEE .FASHION SHOWS with beautiful models, floral displays, large and small animals.eo handicrafts, cow milking and other demonstrations .Contests .prizes.Sc roma older than 50.Operating mainly as a referred agency at the disposal of other welfare services in the city, the Home gave temporary care to most of the women; only a few pensioners remain as location residents.In general, those coming to the home are helped over an emergency period, extending from overnight shelter to care for a few months.Mrs.James Barr, honorary recorning secretary, reporting on behalf of the board of management, described the year as not- mally active and successful.Total of 5,548 days care was given, and except for a few self-referred clients who sought the help of the Home on their own, all women came from sister Red Feather services, and from the Social Welfare Court.Much appreciated support from well- wishers in the communty was noted in Mrs.Barr's report.ES family! ee en SALON * In Italy \u2014 A Terrific Comedy West Hill Theatre Monday For Six Nights Varied backgrounds and nationalities have been combined to make up the cast of The Time of the Cuckoo, the Montrea) Repertory Theatre\u2019s production which opens on Monday at Weg ARTHUR VORONKA, \u2014 who appears as actor and set designer for the Montreal Repertory Theatre in their production of \u201cThe Time Of The Cuckoo,\u201d which opens a six night run at the West Hill Theatre on Monday night.> Hill Theatre.The story of the the play has wide appeal It play is set in Italy, and is is MRT's belief that a Mon- peopled by Americans and day to Saturday run wil Italians.prove justified by the demand Ruth Dahan, who plays for seats.Signora Fioria at whose pen- Arthur Voronka appears as sion the people in the play are Eddie Yaeger in the cast of boarding, was born in Eng- The Time of the Cuckoo, in § land.Her father is Turkish; addition to having designed her mother French.In Mont- he pay 8 Setting.He has oso real, she has been bus lay- recte or rosvenor To- eg ue Freeh Te acting.oy.ductions, ana played at the Frontier Films and the Na- Mountain Playhouse, for the tional Film Board.She played- the lead in the Mountain Playhouse production of Coward's Hands Across the Sea.In England, she had experience in repertory and films.Francesca Zoloski, who is Signora Fioria's maid, is a naturalized Canadian who was born in Russia.She speaks Russian, Ukranian, Polish, French, English and what she modestly calls \u201ca little Italian\u201d.Adolf Mueller, who appears as Renato Di Rossi, is another European who has lived for a considerable time in Canada.He is an experienced player, who has been in many MRT productions.Last autumn, he had a leading role in Trinity's The Duke in Darkness.Dino Narizzano, who plays Vito, is Italian by birth, and this advantage has enabled «him, at the request of Ramer Henry, who is directing The | Time of the Cuckoo, to check ; the accents of other members of the cast.Kay Ryan is a Canadian.She plays the leading role of Leona Samish.In MRT's first production this season, she\u2019 appeared as Ruth Sherwood, the sister of My Sister Eileen.Last season, she had another leading part with MRT: that of Sister Mary in Bonaventure.She has played also for the Mountain Playhouse and \u2018Trinity Players.MRT\u2019s production of The Time for the Cug will play for six nights at West Hill | Theatre.This departure from { a-REEL PACKETS French TV., THREE DIMENSION FULL COLOR PICTURES They're here now.Frontierland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Main 1Street, U.S.A., Adventureland\u2014 in five exciting new View- Master .Packets! See how all of fabulous Disneyland \u2018comes to life\u2019 in these three dimension pictures\u2026 so resl .; You feel as if you're actually there! © Sewyer's Inc.< (21 PICTURES) their usual Wednesday to Sat- ONLY sjso EACH urday run was decided upon .by MRT because the advance VIEWER.$2.95 ay bey Sem oe [Sproat Photo Suppl cularly heavy, because two nights of MRT\u2019s last produc- Len = \u201c.1481 SF.Catherine West «+.near -Guy Street} no | completely sold out, and bWe- | eause the .record of The Time for the Cuckoo on tour in the | tion, The Apple Cart, were Fitzroy 2355 United States indicates that \u201cTime Of The Cuckoo\u201d By MRI| National Film Board and for 3 | Westmount Friendship Club Meetings are Well Attended The Westmount Friendship Club, whose members are Ésenior citizens of Westmount, is aptly named, it has a friendly and Wappy atmosphere.The weekly meetings held Bon Wednesday afternoons are well attended, even in inclement weather and when there are special meetings, enthu- Bsiasm is even more evident.* = _ Ÿ Two recent events were great- 1 afternoon of card games, By enjoyed.Members, after their were entertained by a talented 8 ss.om 4 + trio, Walter Jackson, Jo Beau- champ and Hugh Hamilton.Their repertoire included magic tricks, Banjo-mandolin solos and songs.After tea, seventeen lucky\u2019 winners were awarded door prizes, 0.Another gala affair was a \u201cValentine Party\u201d.when members each brought a guest.The hall and tea tables were attractively decorated with Valentine motifs for the occasiom Mrs.\"A.E.D.Tremain poured tea at PAGE FIVR .the \u201cHead Table\u201d where the following members celebrating their birthdays were seated: Mrs.M.Campbell, Mrs, A.See- ly, Mrs.8.Tressider, Mrs.C.Walker, Mrs.P.McCuaig, Mrs.J.Burtles, Mrs.S.D.Bevvridge, Mrs.R.Poppe, Mrs.F.Fane, and two committee members, Mrs.John Anderson and Mrs.Fred V.Thompson.Mrs.J.Weir Brown, the \u201cClub Leader\u201d announced the names of the birthday celebrants, who thea blew out the candles on twq large birthday cakes, whereupon al the members and guests sang \u201cHappy Birthday\u201d.Mrs.Thompson played the piano for a \u201csingsong\u201d, led by Mrs.Frank Bin- more, which brought to a close a very pleasant afternoon.Any elderly residents of West- mount, desirous of joining the Club, will receive a warm welcome on Wednesday afternoons at 2:00 o'clock in the \u201cWest- mount Athletic Grounds Club House\u201d, St.Catherine Street West., Ises.Now at our New Prem 6435 Upper Lachine Road - HUnter 9-3831 » ng Complete Sales & Service- .New & used cars in one location | \u2026Ô Away from downtown traffic - - Fasy Parki ist 38 = e 3s Zo ot 4 = tampboll MeCurry 20 years service Sales Manager 3 Archle-G.Ingham Treasurer 3 4.x \u201ca fe a.\u20ac.Arlher Scott Cyril Ashby Chiaf Inspector 28 yaars service Service Controller 14 years service ÿ William P.Gloya Samuel Laskey Parts Manager 21 yoars service \u2019 Asst.Service Manager 18 years service Wen.PTS # RL 4 A Ë 4 ¥ PAGE SIX Tax Laws Change Seen In New Succession Act A new succession duty act will 'Life Underwriters Association of change the conception of laws Montreal last week.and practices in this field, H.He said the act, likely to \u2018be Heward Stikeman, 48 Aberdeen Ave., local tax expert, told tHe monthly luncheon meeting of the the Federal Parliament, would particularly affect Quebec, un- THE ONE FLAG ON WHICH ALL AGREE A symbol of all that is best in human nature.to give'a helping hand when needed .to show kindness of heart .to care for the sick.to comfort the distressed.Keep this flag flying in Canada! GIVE generously TO THE RED CROSS ALL RED CROSS CANVASSERS WORK WITHOUT PAY They give up their spare time solely and unselfishly to help others.Please greet them accordingly.And remember, you also serve by giving.DONATIONS MAY ALSO BE SENT DIRECT TO: 1632 Sherbrooke St.West - PL.1751 miei ii ge an EE LW fp te ent © passed at the current session of- | estate as a whole.\u2018pletely from succession duties.\u201d .unsurpassed.We can ill afford to Ca et der this province's Civil Code.\u201cThere is a possibility that, under the new laws, estate taxes Will replace succession duties,\u201d he declared.Succession duties are paid individually by each heir of an estate, depending upon the amount left to the individual and the relationship.of the individual to the deceased, Estate duties are levied on the Mr.Stikeman addressed the annual English-speaking public relations dinner of the Association; at which the Montreal district underwriters had as their guests bank managers and otner-4 bank executives.The luncheon was in the Queen\u2019s Hotel.\u201cLifé insurance men and bankers must have an active interest in this particular legislation,\u201d he said.\u201cWe should see if We can add our advice for the legislators, to ensûre better business and a better economy for the nation.\u201d - Mr.Stikeman said he hoped the proposed Federal law would provide the.means td utilize life insurance for tax savings, \u201cif indeed it doesn\u2019t exempt it eom- \u201cEveryone accepts succession duties much as ingome tax,\u201d he declared.\u201cThese are both con- Funeral Service Held For Harold Crabiree Funeral service was held Tuesday for Harold Crabtree of 58 Forden Crescent, who died Saturday in his 71st year.Mr.Crabtree was a prominent Canadian business éxecutive who gave help to \u201cseveral worthy causes\u2019 Bom in Lancashire, England but a resident of Canada for 66 years, Mr.Crabtree was, until recently, chairman of the board of Howard Smith Paper Mills Ltd.and subsidiaries.He also was president and chairman of the board of Canada Paper Mills Ltd.Commenting on the death of Mr.Crabtree, James Muir, chairman and president of the Royal Bank of Canada, said \u201cCanada has lost just about its most efficient business executive.His rare judgment, tenacity of purpose, vision and experience were lose men like him.\u201d B.C.Gardner, former chairman of the board of the Bank of Montreal, said \u201cThe citizens of Montreal have a good reason long to remember him.\u201d One of Mr.Crabtree\u2019s major achievements in recent years was his chairmanship of the $7, 000,- 000 campaign in 1951 for \u2018the modernization and .expansion of the Royal Victoria Hospital of which he was a governor.In addition to other posts, he was chairman of the board of Fraser Companies Ltd., chairman and president of Woods Manufacturing Co.Ltd.and a director of the Royal Bank of- Canada, the Montreal Trust Co., Sun Life Co.and other Canadian corporations.Mr.Crabtree was a past president of the Canadian Manufacturers Association, Canadaian Pulp and Paper Association and past chairman of the executive committee of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.During the Second World War, he was president of the \"Allied War Supplies Corporation and, for his effôrts in this work, was made a Companiôn of the Order of the British Empire.He was a-member of the Mount | Royal Club, thé St.James\u2019 Clüb, the Montreal Club, the Royal Montreal Golf Club and the Royal Montreal Curling Club.| He is survived by his wife, the former Louise Stafford, a daughter, Mrs.Edgar Davidson and a son, H.Roy Crabtree, and three grandchildren.- The Victorian Order of Nurses cares for the sick, the injured, the aged and maternity patients sidered reasonable and legitimate sources of the révenue needed to keep the country going.But often they run across one another.\u201d \u201cThe thing to fear is that suc» cession duties will become- a Itability to ,individuals and to the corporate struoture as a whole.Perhaps this could be escaped if some loans were fréed \u2014 F in this reform should be \u201cconservatism at all costs.We must | keep the authorities informed, 1} we do so, they will be please to help.Succession laws are not § a trap for the \u2018wicked, they are a pitfall for the, unwary.\u201d Mr.Stikeman: 5° a graduate \u2018in \u2018arts and law of McGill University, and in law of the Unive.sity of Dijon, France.He serve as legal counsel to the Federa; Income Tax Department, and, during the Second World War, to become deductions for succes- |'was assistant deputy minister jy sion duty purposes.This whole question is a most important one to the economy.\u201d Mr.Stikeman noted that banks lend money with interest charges, but that these are not de- ductable from succession duties: \u201cPerhaps this situation could be reformed, at no great cost.\u201d The tax expe{t said current succession duties too often place companies in a position where they have burdensonie financial oblizations because succession duties must be paid.He suggested that bank loans be freed from these duties, and be tied in with -special life insurance for succession purposes,\u201d so .that everybody will be pro- | tected \u2014 the widow, the heirs and the corporation.\u201d \u201d \u201cIf we can cure one or two of these fundamental obstacles and irritations, we will open an avenue to stimulating business, because physical plants and customers wll be \u2018retained.The economy of the country will be strengthened and will grow.There will be no interruption of, business to pay purely immediate and temporary duties.\u201d Mr.Stikemfan said the motto the same department.He is the \u2018author of several books, articles À and lectures on tax subiects.= 5 e LUMBER * PLYWOODS .* HARDWARE * PAINTS * WALLBOARDS * WALL PANELLINGS DO-IT-YOURSELF! ® COFFEE & END TABLE TOPS © IRON .and WOOD LEGS © SMALL SIZE PLYWOOD CUT TO SIZE ORDERS EE e IDEAS \u2014 PLANS © DISPLAYS\u2014FREE ESTIMATES ® FREE SKETCHES DRAWN , HOME OWNER'S BUDGET PLANS RE.7-6575 SHEARER LUMBER 3 LTD.~ 2571 Cote de Liesse Rd.Open Saturday 12 noon REPAIRS - 342B Victoria Ave.in their own homes.rp pm re TV \u2014 RADIO \u2014 AUTO RADIO \u2014 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES \u2014 WASHING MACHINE \u2014 BENDIX ELECTRO-ALL CO.Electrical Contractor & Electrical House Maintenance DE.7771 Westmount TELEPHONE FAMILY.Mra.J.E.Masse, seated on the right.was once a Bell operator herself.Now all six daughters shown here are members of Bell's Montreal staff.Left to right: Suzanne, Micheline, Lise, Mra, Masse, Denise, Rita (Mrs.Lavigoeur) and Claudette \u2018 They followed in their - mother\u2019s footsteps It happens over and over again.+ A daughter sees how much her (Mrs.Gauthier).* mother likes her telephone job and decides she would Like to follow in her footsteps.So in to work at the Bell.she comes - When daughter follows mothey and brother follows sister and son follows father you can be pretty sure that peopie have found lots of good reasons for joining the telephähe company.* - \u2018They know from firsthand experience that the- .place to work.\u2018 - A Gdod Bell is a good THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY of CANADA mt Place to Work 0: 0; = 2 æ Pg Hee gre ladies\u2019 Committee Plan : Fashion Show At Museum The Ladies\u2019 Comm.tee of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is arranging a special evening on Tuesday, March 6 from 8:30 p.m.until 11 p.m.The highlight of the evening Canadian Save the Children Fund { Appeals To All Who Love Children The Save the Children Fund is a voluntary, private organization to protect child-life wherever menaced, regardless of race, creed or colour and to help raise the standard of child welfare throughout the world.\" It depends upon the voluntary \u2014 support of those who \u2018believe all After the_first World War, an will be a preview of fashion from famous couturiers of London and the continent, modeled in the unique setting of the museum, The presentation of these fashions, made possible by the courtesy of the Henry Morgan Co.Ltd., will be from 9:15 p.m.until 10:15 p.m.Tables, all unreserved, will be available throughout - PAGE SEVEN the upstairs galleries from 8:30 There will be music, two bars .and light refreshments.The purpose of this event is to raise money for the museum funds, and to provide an entertaining yevening, The English chairman of the ticket committee is: Mrs.Lawrence Hart, 459 Argyle Ave, Westmount 6.' \u2014 ee .| \u2014 EE WIMERS-of iret 2-week section of Englishwoman, Eglantyne Jebb, experienced in child welfare, visited the war zone of Europe and saw for herself the terrible effects of war on little children who had forgotten how to smile.It was on behalf of these children dying of hunger in Europe, that Miss Jebb founded The Save the Children Fund in London, England, in 1919.Many other countries followed the example of Britain, thus forming a great International Union at Geneva, Switzerland, now known as the International Union for Child Welfare, to which all Save the Children Funds belong.Today there are active Save the Children Funds in Britain, Sweden, France, Den- | mark, Finland, Italy, Canada, United States Peru, India, etc.In 1921, a Canadian Committee of the Britain Save the Children Fund was formed to help feed children starving in Russia as a result of famine.It carried on as part of the British Fund until 1946, when it became The Can- Le il yy adian Save the Children Fuad, mgueuil, Quebec.Incorporated, (abbreviated to » I St ea ae CSCF).Montreal, Quebec.4) Mr.Rene Cote, 2182 Visitation St, Montreal, Quebec.5) Mrs.Thom.H.Crockett, 851 LaSalle St, Montreai South, Quebec.6) Mr.Henri Dufresne, 457 Rielle St, Verdun, Quebec.7) Mr.Raiph H.Ellis, 205 Rockcliffe Avenue, Dorval, Quebec.8) Mr.Gerard Hotte, 71 - 68th Ave., Ville LaSalle, Quebec.9) Mr.Conroy Kelly, .2536 Ave De-La-Falaise, Sillery, Quebec.10) Mr.Bernard Lacroix, 1894 St.Joseph, Lachine, Quebec.11) Mr.Elie Lariviere, St.Armand, Quebec.12) Alice Larochelle, 2383 Notre Dame St.W., Montreal, Quebec.13) Mme.Jean Magnan, 1683 rue Aird, Montreal 1, Quebec.14) M.A.Milette, 4317 De Lanaudiere St., Montreal, Quebec.15) Leopold Pruneau 346 De La Verendry, Quebec City, Quebec.16) Mr.P.J.A.Quinn, : Apt.5, 1825 Querbes Ave.Montreal, Quebec.17) Mr.Guy Sauve, $34 - 18th Ave, Lachine, Quebec.18) Hormisdas Morin, 1816 rue Allard, Montreal 20, Quebec.19) Mr.Ernest Sidney, 4541 Cote des Neiges Rd, - Mentreal, Quebec.20) Marcel Vincent, 694 - 5th Avenue, Lachine, Quebec.Hs $2500 1) Mr.J.Baillie, \u2018 Apt.5, 6058 Sherbrooke St.W.Montreal, Quebec.2) Mr.Lucien Caron, 338 Grant Avenue, Public Speaking Contest Takes Place This Week The elghth annual Public Speaking Contest sponsored by the McGill Alumnae Socièty will be held this spring when high school girls of Montreal and other parts of the province will compete for a silver rose bowl as first prize.The semi-finals are taking place this week at Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp\u2019s School and at Westmount Junior High School.Each high school in the Montreal area will send a representative to these semi-finals, The judges will be Mrs.Dent Harrison, President of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Julius Richardson Convalescent Hospital; Mrs.R.T.Stackhouse, President of the Westmount Women's Club: Ë and Mrs.B.Sternthal, President , of the Cancer Research Society.Regional contests are also being held for schools from Quebec City, the St.Maurice Valley, the District of Bedford, the St.Francis River District and the District of Valleyfield.The winners will then compete in the finals at Royal Victoria College on Tuesday, March 13.at 8:15 p.m.The contest is held annually and is open to girls in grades 10 11 and 12 of public and private high schools in Montreal and outlying districts.The following are among the competitors from the Montreal area: Jill Pattison.Helen Snyder, Julie Adams, Donna Piper, Marjorie Schwartz- man, Margaret Strain, Marilyn Lightstone, Phoebe Redpath, Heidi Rumscheidt, Gale Hen- ning, Sandra DeBanks, Judy Houston, Bonnie Jennings, Rhoda Weiner, Diana Ross, Gale Griffith, Sandra Kovacs and Beverley McDonald, The winner will receive $25 and the silver rose bowl to be kept by her school for a year.Last year's winner \u2018was Miss Judy McDougall of the Trafalgar School for Girls.A second prize of $10 and a third of $5 will be awarded, Each finalist will also receive a silver spoon.Miss Joan Marsters\u2019 is Chairman of the Education Committee of the Alumnae Society which sponsors: | he contest and the Secretary of he Committee is Miss Joan indlay.| 1) Hampton Food Market, 6010 Sherbrooke St.W., Mti., Que.Mr.Girard Lebeau (clerk) 2) Taverne Terrapin, 9) C.E.Vachone, Longueuil, Quebec.Mr.Andre Davil (clerk) - 3) Rocheleau & Fils, 10 829 Mt.Royal East, Mti., Que.Mr.Gonnevlile (clerk) 4) P.H.Langlois, 41735 Des Erables St, Mtl., Que.Marcel Langlois (clerk) \u2019 5) Guy Prevost, 12) M.Lussier, 841 Mercier St.,, Mtl.South, Que.Guy Prevost (clerk) 6) Mme.J.O.Poirier, 13) R.Hamel, 494 Rielle St., Verdun, Que.Marc Vailienceurt (clerk) 7) Pine Beack\u201d et, : 14) J.H.Ouimet, Marcel Lussier $14,500 HOUSE SAVE THESE LABELS Get official contest rules and entry forms at your licensed grocer or tavern 8) Mr.William Lapierre, 8750 LaSalle Blvd., Ville LaSalle Mr.Lapierre (clerk) 1751 Chemin St.\u20ac.E.Vachon (clerk) 2660 Notre Dame St.W., Méi., Que.1000 Est rue Gilford, Mtl, Que.Rene Hamel (clerk) | bs Beautiful 6-room house! All winners who enclose four Carling\u2019s large body labels (pints er quarts) with entry qualify for Grand Prize judging.ENTER TODAY eo ENTER OFTEN CARLING\u2019S RED CAP BREWERY LIMITED \u201cThe best brews in the world come from Carling\u2019s™ LICENCEES RECEIVE $20.00 EACH AND CLERKS RECEIVE $10.00 EACH 16) Querbes Provisions, 7604 Querbes Ave, Mtl., Que.Mr.P.Shewchuk (clerk) Louis, Sillery, Que.« Edgewater Hotel, 17) Mr.\u20ac.Lalonde, 228 Lakeshore Rd., Pte.Claire, Mr.A.Pelietier (clerk) 11) St.Armand Hotel, 18 St.Armand, Quebec.Mr.D.Lariviere (clerk) - (clerk) 2e - LVERYEOOY Get your entries in now for the SECOND SECTION OF THIS GREAT CONTEST \u2014 CLOSING AT MIDNIGHT, MARCH 2ND.20 cash prizes of $25.00, and a chance at the GRAND PRIZE ; ; 4700 RADISSON ST.WOODPINE VILLAGE, SHERBROOKE ST.E.(Furnished fer Inspection purposes only by M.ABER Inc.) 15) A.Robitaille, 2060 De La Canardiere, Que.City.A.Robitaille (clerk) 1000 St.Louis, Lachine, Que, Mr.C.Lalonde (clerk) Taverne Maurice, .Rue Notre Dame Ouest, Mti., Que.Marcel Gauthier (clerk) 19) Mde.Z.Rochon, 5173 Gatineau St, Mti., Que, Mr.Bene Legault (clerk) Marche Turcotte, 705 rue Provest, Lachine, Que.Juliem Turcotte (clerk) one of the I \u201cDorval, Quehtez:: > Lecce 4282 DeLanaudiere St., Mti., Que.: Ln ds +._.ch Mr.Aime Bruneau (cletk).: .Marie Claire Ouimet \u2018(clerk) C= Fi qi it fc, = Ty icine a - - \u2014T mappa ~ue Pea Owen.es \"era ww i THE EXAMINER JUSLISHING COMPANY i Crucifixion was a sham, In just Westmount Babtist Church on ; Head Office: 2 Hampton ve, Montreal the same way the scientists and Sunday are of considerable in- - PRESBYTERIAN ul | The Exami i b ind dent, el philosophers of the late nine- |terest.The message \u2018of the moru- newspaper for the home, devoted to public ser.teenth century declared that |ing will bé entitled \u201cAn Early MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN A Ties.youll subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 7 miracles cannot happen.There- Tape Recording,\u201d while that of CHURCH Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept, fore the Gospel must be re- the evening will be under the _ ; ! B , Ottawa.written without any miracles.In © attacks but dttemots \u20ac = Melville \u2018Avenues FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 fact, the story of Christianity ÊTÉ nol attacks bub atlempts to Coch A, à : = can be written in terms of the Simplify the Gospel; in fact, to Rev.Chas.C Miniter B:A.B.D, : is ee PAGE EiGHT THE EX AMINER\u201d \"Serving the City ef Westmount Published Every Friday by Rector of Trinity Doubt and Faith | By Rev.Canon R.Kenneth Naylor Memorial Church It was Tennyson who noted the fact of real faith in honest doubt.That question of honest doubt, or the doubt of honest people, in regard to the Christian Faith must be seriously faced, but it must be kept in proper perspective.Faith is a necessity in every historian has faith in the correctness of the records with which he deals.Each of them sets up a standard of faith with which he -fore the Incarnation must be.ruled out.It was an equally assured result of the philosophy- of the day that the Son of God could not suffer.Therefore the attacks made upon it by the clever men of each generation who could not accept the simnle fact of the intervention of God in human affairs.The .attacks have been perfectly sincere, and they should be met with the same sincerity.So for a few weeks I propose to take up some of these questionines which have come into my hands.I have used | the word \u201cattacks\u201d, but in this case the word does not fit.They Sherbrooke Street West \u2018and \u2014\u2014\u2014r \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018Westmount Baptist | Church | The themes of the addresses in 2% bring it into line with whet we seem to know in 1956.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street C : BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON.MASS.Sunday, February 26th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School.into Thy lips: therefore God hath blessed Thee \u2014\u2014\u2014 caption\u2014 \u201cIt Happened in Church.\u201d Dr.Johnson will preach at both services.Visitors are invited and strangers are cordially welcomed.Lot \u2018Sunday, February Veth 11:00 a.m.Morning Servies.MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED \u2019 Mr, Lester A.Woodin, Organi-t and Choirmaster = WESTMOUNT oad VISTORIA AVES.= sphere of life.The scientist has faith in the dependability of the BAPTIST 11:00 a.m.Church Service.\" natural world.The farmer has faith in the recurrence of the Subject of Lesson-Ser- .a : ; ; Le : \u201cCHRIST JESUS\u201d Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister 4 season.The doctor has faith in his skills.The teacher has faith in| WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Golden Text: Beale 452.Thos spt Mr.John R.Cameron, B.A., 3 the ability of his pupils to grasp the truth as he presents it.The CHURCH fairer than the children Assistant \u2018 ; of men: grace is poured Saturday, February 25th ' compares his own.Those standards, however, are subject to change Roslyn Avenue | for ever.11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.4 with changing circumstances.+ John Alexander Johnston, D.D., Wednesdav 11:15 a.m.The Church School.DR qd With the Christian Faith it is been strongly attracted to the Minister 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.The number 114 bus stop at st ¢ a not quite the same.The circum- moral teaching of the Gospel and Miss Gwenn Aare BA ; ie corner.ie g a stances in which we live change, have tried to accommodate the : vey.BA.In the Chureh Edie Open to the DORIS KILLAM, Là but the Faith remains constant, Gospel itself to the science and Pastor's Assistant public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- A.R.T.C., L.Mus., (McGill) NB: Ee enshrined in creeds which were philosophy of the day, simply by Galt M:Dsrmott, B.Mus., Organist day, 2 to 4 p.m.Organist and Choir Director mpl 3 formulated centuries ago.It is removing from the Gospel any- \u2014_\u2014\u2014 , UNITED ; 3 argued that the creeds should be thing that was offensive to the 11 am.: in = changed with the times, because popular science.\u201cAN EARLY TAPE RECORDING\" c they do not square with the For example, in the first and Singers and Song , Json assured results of our modern second centuries it was taken for SUNDAY \u2014 11 a.m, \u2014 SCHOOL CALVA RY CHURCH = 4 science.granted by the philosophers that W.S.Weaver, Ph.D, Supt.Li À This is no new argument.God could not possibly come into rp HAPP CSP CHURCH\u201d Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue, Westmount no BA cantact with human sin.There- Congregation Thrilled: Officials Minister: Rev.Walter J.Spence, B.A.i mi + From the days of the New Testa- : ment onwards there have been very sincere people who have ANGLICAN : Church of The Advent Shocked Dr.Johnston at Both Services VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOME 11::00 a.m.Combined Sérvice with the Welsh Church of Montrea} 7:30 p.m.OLD FASHIONED GOSPEL SERVICE.Sermon Subject: CAN CHRIST CHANGE YOUR LIFE?Favourite Hymns, OGUES Male Quartette: \u201cThrow Out the Life Line\u201d SYNAG Corner of Wood and Western, UNITED Solo: \u201cThe Stranger of Galilee\u2019, , = Westmount Vesper: \u201cGod be with you til we meet again\u201d.CONGREGATION DOMINION-DOUGLAS Organist ana Choir Director: Mrs.ALICE BROWN, A.Mus.(McGill) SHAAR HASHOMAYIM Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.450 Kensington Avenue, - Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Service: Westmount, Que.Honorary Assistant - Rabbi Wilfrad Shuchot Ministers: 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Cantor Nathan Mendelson Second Sunday in Lent Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A.D.D.Convenient to Hotels y Rev.J.J.Fromm 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A.\u2019 _ :45 a.m.Sunda: ool ) PUBLIC WORSHIP 10:15 a.m.Mating (a ri t 10:00 a.m.Intermediate and Senior REV.NOTARY RAWSON, 00 a.m.emn Eucharist.: -m.> .SABBATH EVE 7:00 p.m.Festal Evensong, Church School.INISCEF | .Friday, February 24th Preacher: Rev.J.C.| 11:00 am.Nursery, Kindergarten, REV.B.B.BROWN, D.D., Asst.Minister | p - Kirby.Primary and Junior De- N Candle Lighting at .5:10 p.m.7 20 .partments, - L.en.ng Service at.5:20 p.m.H ednesday, February th 11:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith: REV.NETTIE L reading of VOTRE BOOK OF CHURCH Fr comm 7° pe CE | .: ESTHER\u201d at 220 am.Cete St.Antoine Read ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 7:00 p.m.Recital of Ofgan Music.- - : : d Church Hill ° .: + | V'eckdays Mornings at 7:30 a.m an Churel hi 101 Cote St.Antoine Road 7:30 p-m.Fourth of a series of Sermons to Vezkdays - Evenings at 6:15 p.n Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector : nee Argyle fvarye! Young Folk and Home Folk.Rev.H.John Skynner a TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke St.West Westmount, Montreat Minister: .Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.Second Sunday in Lent \"GETTING ENGAGED\" Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Bie hig Holy Communion.11:00 a.m.Mr, Grant.(a) Choosing a mate.= 3 .m, g Prayer.\u201cTHE SUPREMACY OF ; Preacher: The Rector.\u201d b) Lo or Short Engagements iP .CHRIST.( ng or gag .?Sabbath Services 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: 7:30 p.m.Choral Service.c : : Rev.H.J.Skynner Two choirs: Stanley Pres- c) Are you practically married when FRIDAY EVENING I d d byterian, St.Andrew's y d?Le February 24th, at 8:15 o'clock, Dr, des 45 Sicante\u2019 .ou are engaged ! .Stern will speak on \u201cTHE FESTIVAL 7:30 a may cot Dis am: communicants Class.y gag \u2026 F LA R° - :D9 a.m.| \u2019 y .- OF Ls UGHTER da pre- Purim sd.Ta Interceanion hon 8:45 p.11.Young People\u2019s Union.In this fourth sermon lecture in the series, ritual will be observed in celebration Address.\u2014_\u2014 \" Mr.Rawson will answer a number of ! of Purim which occurs on Sunday, Frida ~ Organist and Choir Director questions of vital importance whic J Feb.26th.An artisticall wrought .y PHILLIPS MOTLEY Ï h ice.11:00 am.Holy Communion B.A, Mus.Bac, F.C.C.0, through the years have been asked by Lu 6, Megillah will be used ai the Service.Portions of the Megillah will be read young people and parents.Organist: Mr.Eustace Tat, A.C.C.O.\\ i by representatives of the Young .i Mi Great int t is being shown in this i Purim Oneg Shabbat and Recep- À P real interest 1s gs F tion \u2014 Under ine \u2018auspices of the TRINITY MEMORIAL Ju YVESTMOUNT ARK series and large congregations of young : emple r.an s.Clu =, ._ Shabbat and Reception will Pe held CHURCH 7! a \\ EMMANUEL and old are attending.in the Temple Community House 5220 .Sherbrooke Street West is\u201d UNITED CHURCH Western Ave.at Lansdowne FIRESIDE HOUR - Auspices of Montreal Branch United Nations Association and the McGill United Nations Group.WORLD YOUTH FORUM \u201cTHE WORLD WE WANT\" ;- > following the worship this Friday i ; Evening to which all are cordially invited.Friday, Ember Day ST.MATHIAS, A.& M.10:00 a.m, Holy \u201cCommunion, \" ~ 3 Minister: SATURDAY MORNING, FEB.25th Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.at 11:20 o'clock.Sermonette: \u201cTHE _BRAVE QUEEN ESTHER\" based on Second Sunday in Lent : urim observance.8:00 am.Holy Communion, i ANNUAL SCHOOL PURIM 9:45 a.m.Junior Department and Sunday, February 26th \u2018 o'clock, Temple Board Room, Regular classes take place at the hour of six o'clock.Confirmation Class.1:00 am.Holy Communion.Evening Service with - 10:00 am.Holy Communion.- \u2018 me rar ri re ange wes with trained attendants Choir Director: % C.Scott, L.R.S,M.liddon - Organist: O .BR.G CIF we re eee tie es = LA MASQUERADE ; BASICS OF THE FAITH _ 11:00 a.m, ; \u201c Sunday afternoon, Purim day, Feb, 11:00 a.m.Maitins.Parade of Scouts, | 00 à m, Morning Service.Moderator Professor Maxwell Cohen, Professor of 4 $.25th, 2:45 o'clock, Temple Community , sa Town LE ; : ,; .; | House.In observance of the Feast of Jos.Freacher: dons Rector.EARNING THE ME International Law, McGill University.Forty rep- ! urim there will be no classes on \u2019 \u2019 2 >; - i 1 1 i = the morning of Sunday, Feb.26th.\u2026.Primary Department.OF GOD.\u201d ; resentatives from AYrica, China, India, Japan, The ;, \u2014_\u2014 7:30 pm.Evensong, address on 1}: am.Church School, Middle East, North America, South America, g Monday DAILY, SERVICES ening Magdalen Islands by| 7% PM.Evening Service.Hebrew Culture, Western Europe, Slavic countries ; at 5:45 p.m.in the Temple Lecture Archbishop Philip Car- MEANING OF \u201cTHE and Pakistan, besides the chosen panel, will : Hall, Sunday Morning at 10:15 a.m.rington.GRACE OF GOD.\u201d articipat E BROTHERHOOD BOARD- MEETING Wednesday : participate.: I Monday Evening, Feb.27th, at 8:15 INFANTS NURSERY The Church doors will be open at 6.30 p.m.4 ; DAILY HEBREW CLASSES Es Ë Monday through Thursday after- Address.- 7 11:50 AM Parking facilities are available if the Church yard.a noons commencing at 3:30 o'clock.Thursda \u201c } \u2018 A ** ey Fl.4616 ; 3 bb ROOM AND BOARD HILLMAN RTIBLE ACCESSORIES eons PARTS HU SALES RHARD TOP SERVICE.SEDAN ne Nee - 1822-26 St.Catherine W.APARTMENTS TO LET FIELDING AVENUE _ 6685.115, $70.00, or 413 $110.00, New building, fully equipped.Al taxes paid.Bendix.Balcony.Will redecorate.May 1st occupancy.RE.3012 TO LEE j = ideriy people, modern comfort- be home.Nursing care, food the Ri of all.Near N.D.G.Park.5486 pte St.Antoine.G-10 FOR SALE @NBEAM mixmaster, like new, Mbmplete with juicer and meat kinder.GL.5422.G-19 ESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, med- .wardrobe trunk.Perfect con- tion, etc.EL.5210.G-22 HECTRIC refrigerator, 9 cu.feet, Bison, ideal for country home or mp.WE, 1948.- G-23 BABY grand piano, $700.00 oak dining room set, $200.00 mahogany desk, $50.00.RE.M 18-5302.G- + ¥ Use Examiner Classified \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771+ |.Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted .after 10.30 o.m.Thursday tor current issue - The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45+ 3c for each additional word FOR SALE MEN\u2019S APPAREL ' Size 36-38.WE.#454.29 G-18 BABY AND TOTS WEEK AT THE THRIFT SHOP Infant's\u2019 crib, hand-knitteds, shoes, kiddies\u2019 spring coats, special all this week at Council Thrift Shop, 2083 Union Avenue near Sherbrooke.G-17 ANTIQUE CHAIRS \u201cDesk; 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In 24 hours.Learn bookkeeping, salesmanship, stenography, typing, lessons 50c.Canadian Correspondence courses.1290 Bay Street, Toronto.G-31 BUSINESS man, 41 years of age, would like to meet congenial, well- to-do, single lady with friendship the immediate objective, and matrimony a future possibility.Write box 43, c-o 2185 Hampton.G-33 COMMUNITY Centre accept donations of studio chesterfields, drapes, floor lamps, electric trains, etc., for furnishing and equip- will sets, ping new quarters.Will arrange transportation, if necessary.Telephone WI, 1107-08.G-29 PERSONAL PROBLEMS BUREAU REGISTERED Vocational, Marriage, Family COUNSELLING 1535 Sherbrooke West, Corner Guy WI.8309 Day and Evening to 7 p.m.(For further information see telephone book \u2014 yellow pages, 500) Trinity Memorial Church | rinity Memoria urch| The Most Reverend Philip Carrington, Archbishop of Quebec, will give an illustrated address of the work of the church in the Magdalen Islands next Sunday evening at the 7.30 p.m.service.After the service there will be a reception in Trinity Parish Hall in honour of the Archbishop to which the congregation are invited in order that they may meet him.Archbishop Carrington is so well known in Montreal and Quebec that people are liable to forget that after attending Sel- wyn College, Cambridge, and his | ordination in 1918 he spent the years from then to 1927 in Australia and New Zealand.In 1927 he was appointed Dean of Len- noxville and Professor of Divinity and stayed there until he was consecrated Bishop of Quebec on July 25th, 1935.In 1844 he was elected Metropolitan Archbishop of Eastern Canada.: The Archbishop is a Well -Known author having written +\" \" À Purim Masquerade And Carnival.Sunday, Purim Day, at 2:45 p.m.in the Temple Community House the annual School Purim carnival takes place.Parents are invited to prepare costumes for their children.Prizes will be offered for the most ap- tival.The school will select the most beautiful Queen Esthers.The Sisterhood will supply Purim goodies.The Home and School will supply favours for all.Each class has planned andl is constructing a booth :for the carnival.Committee in charge : Bernard Figler, Richmond Lisser, Michael Kursbatt, Reuben Ginsberg, Arthur Lang and members of the teaching staff.In the High School Assembly last Saturday Morning, and.in the Junior Assembly last Sunday Morning, a dramatic performance \u201cThe Return of Haman\u201d was presented my membres of Class VI-b under the direction of Bernard Oliver, B.A.Participating in the play were : Robert Lisser, Peter Greenberg, Harold Josephson, Randy Hoffman, Gail Golfman, Carol Rubin, Brenda Smiley, Susan Handman, Michael Bambiger, William Kaufman and Freeman Harris.There will be no religious school classes on Sunday Morning, due to the Puriri observance.number of important books on the New Testament.propriate costumes for the fes- [| WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue Plateau 1104 A.A Gollin 55 FUNCRAL HOME i] _ 5610 Sherbrooke St.W, DExver 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED funeral Home aad Chope\u2019 | I | AJA 0] oA) = Tha Chapel of Cathedral Beauty = * FASHION SHOW COMMITTEE: The Westmount High School Alumnae Association\u2019s Fashion Show Committee discusses plans for the presentation \u201cTeens Twenties & Later\u201d featuring spring and summer styles, to be held on Wednesday, March 21, 8:30 p.m., at the Westmount Junior High School.They are, (left to right): Mrs.Harold Shapiro, Progra ¢.Chairman; Mrs.Frank Binmose, first Vice-President; Mrs, Hugh W.Gali, Alumnae President; Miss Mary Ramsay, Publicity Chairman.Mrs.Eve Trill, Fashion Director, Henry Morgan and Company, will present the show.\u2014Photo by Ted Harrison sayss You MUST See Our View S pring Dresses !! \u2018 A wonderful selection for one and all \u2014 rich, new Spring tones and lovely prints in a host of new styles.Also erisp, new cottons.Suis | Expertly tailored in the elegant fabrics for the season.Drop in and see them today.x Tweeds x Worsteds * Reps From $59.95 GOWNS 1353 GREENE AVE, WESTMOUNT #i 7773 SLEEKEST FITTING ELFIN EVER! NEW NEW, IMPROVED '56 DESIGN New lower back.new curved waistband.makes Canada's most popular bra fit even better.Broadcloth, satin, nylon satin, .nylon taffeta.Try New Elfin today af ; MME A.COURVAL | ©.CORSETIERE \u201c 4861 Sherbrooke West \u201cAvenue Westmount Social & Personal Mr.and Mrs.Jack Lyall, Sherbrooke street west, returned from Miami, Fla., where they spent eleven weeks.Mrs.Evelyn Opal was chairman of the meeting held on Monday by Mtl.Assn.for Multiple Sclerosis, at 1511 Ducharme Ave.to discuss the raising of funds for physiotherapy.Federation of Protestant Wo! men Teachers of Greater Montreal, Inc.sponsored a fashion show which was held on Tuesday Feb.21, in the assembly hall of Montreal High School.The show was given in aid of the Assn.for the Help of Retarded Children (Que.) Inc, and the donation of funds was given in memory of the late Mr.W.E.Dun- ton, formerly Chairman of the Protestant .School Beard , of Greater Montreal.The 50th anniversary exhibition of the Canadian Handicrafts Guild will remain open every Friday evening until and including Friday, March 9, until 10 p.m.Hostesses for the exhibition include Miss Alice Mrs.Gavin Milroy, Mrs.Arthur Purvis, Mrs.Ross Sims and Mrs.F.M.G.Johnson.Mr.and Mrs.Ph.Papachris- tidis are giving a dance at their home, 2 Forden avenue, West- mount, on Saturday, March 10 in honor of their debutante daughters, the Misses Helen and Marika Papachristidis.Julie Adams, who represented Westmount High School in the Public Speaking Contest semifinals yesterday.sponsored by the McGill University Alumnae Association, was placed for the Provincial finals which will take place in March.* Baby Bermingham Named Judy Lynn The christening of the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Bermingham, Jr., 11795 Philippe Hebert street, took place on Sunday, February 19, at St.Rita's Parish.Rev.Walter J.Lallemand officiated.The baby was given the names Judy Lynn, Godparents are Mr.and Mrs.Brenden Murphy, for whom Mr.and Mrs.Ed Ber- mingham, Sr., stood proxy.Following the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.Bermingham, entertained at their home.Among the guests were the maternal grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Phillips and the paternal grandparents, Mr.and Mrs, Ed { Bermingham, Sr.have |.Lighthall, ' THE CATHOLIC GIRLS Voluntary Committee planning for another year: Mrs.Jas.McMahon, Treas.y Mrs.Jos.Langley, Sec.; Vice-Pres.Mrs.John Corbett, President; \u2014Photo by Geraldine Carpenter Mrs.J.B.Handfield, Catholic Girls Voluntary C mittee Assist Unfortunate Young Girls The Catholic Voluntary Committee annual meeting was held recently at which the President Mrs.John Corbett reviewed the year's work.A successfyl year's program was undertaken to rehabilitate ten English-speaking Catholic girls at Marian Hall, Beaconsfield, Mrs.Corbeft noted.* The committee, organized by the Federation of Catholic Charities, helped the girls at Marian Hall with clothing, sports equipment, and entertainment projects.The girls housed at the institution, run by the Sisters, of Good Shepherd, are there as a result of broken homes and poor housing.Mrs.Corbett noted that the girls changed noticeably during the year.They showed less restlessness and developed thoughful and gentle manners.A highlight of the year was a Christmas party when the girls enjoyed a private film showing and a special dinner.A Christmas concert was also held.A Girl Guide company was formed at Marian Hall during the year.The committee felt this was an important step in helping the girls adapt after rehabilitation, - Birthday gifts were sent to the girls throughout the year.At Christmas, each committee member donated gifts and helped organize a special dinner.Mrs, Corbett emphasized the small size of the voluntary committee, and stressed that further members would be needed in the near future.She \u2018also noted that a study of the Halil is dealing witle problems of eventual enlargement of Marian Hall.She said that a great num- T Miss Charmaine Vien | Bride Elect Feted Among those who have entertained in honor of Miss Charmaine Vien, whose Marriage to Mr.Garth Githooley takes place on Saturday are: Mrs.K.Shaw, of St.Laurent, at a kitchen shower; Mrs.G.R.Swinden, Notre Dame de Grace, at a miscellaneous shower.Mrs.G.Vien, of Verdun, entertained at a trousseau tea \u2018on Saturday in honor of her daugh- : ter.ber of gus were awaiting admission.Members of the voluntary committee include Mrs.John Corbett, president; Mrs.J.Beaudoin Handfield, vice-presi- dent; Mrs.Joseph Langley, secretary; and Mrs.James Mc- Mahon, treasurer.German rearming, when fully under way, will produce some 500,000 troops for about the same money Canada spends for 120- 000.CARLOS GERMANN Jeweller & Designer Repairs Remodelling - Modernizing Experienced Swiss Craftsman ship.- Gems tested with scien tific methods.4462 St.Catherine St.W.Suite 2 (Near Motzalfe Ave.) Wi.2298 aud FURS reo We Specialize in REPAIRS REMODELLING STORAGE 1370 Greene Avenue \u2018WE.3270 : TP THS HQE a> « = & pr rer held the tate ield, ad- tary Tohn resi- se- Mc- fully some ame 120,- $y 0) SU | Abroad, books and sent to the Librety A ison .and.8 Mother\u2019 oF.\u201cx Lady Scott LO.D.E.5 wp à y Review Year's Work| At the annual meeting of the Lady Scott Chapter, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, held recently at the home of Mrs, Henry Munderloh -reports were read covering the year's work.Two high school girls eceived assistance towards their educâ- tion and in the case of one of them textbooks were supplied as well.The bursary at the St.Lau- \u2018 rent High Sclivol was continued and magazine subscriptions sent to the library.A book review competition was sponsored on this school and 4 books given as prizes.Support was given to the Municipal Chaptex\u2019s \u2018 bursaries and to the Provincial Chapter\u2019s bursaries and scholarships.Also seven National funds received contributions, among them Korean Projects, Seamen\u2019s Amenities, and British and European Relief.Under Services at Home and money were at the Montreal Sailors\u2019 Institute.Money was also sent to the Lorna Turpin Fund, Greek Hospital \u2018Shipment, and the Municipal Chap- 3 fer's Darby and Joan Club.Approximately $440 was spent on the Service Hospitals, particu- Jarly at Ste.Anne's Hospital The work at this Hospital was made possible by the generous assistance of the Electrical Club of Montreal and included a potter\u2019s wheel, kiln, and pyrometer, games for the blind, records, special treats, Christmas gifts, magazine subscriptions, etc.The hospital was visited reguldrly throughout the year.The officers for the coming year are: Regent, Mrs.J.H.Birks; 1st Vice-Regent, Mrs.C.L.Evans; 2nd Vice-Regent, Mrs.Gordon Paxton; Secretary, Mrs.Frank Tomlinson; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.John Roy; Treasurer, Mrs.C.C.Corneille; Educational Secretary, Mrs.W.| Arthur Steel; Echoes, Mrs.H.F.King; Services at Home and Abroad, Mrs.Norman MacKin- non; and Standard Bearer, Mrs.Colin Copeman.: Benefit Piano Recital Two piano recital by Helen j Gormley and Janet Falkner will be held on Wednesday, Feb.29, at 8:45 pm.at St.Peter's Parish Hall, 900 Laird blvd., Town of Mount Royal.| Proceeds in aid of the Project Fund of the Overseas Club (com- ji Prised of members who served in the Canadian Red Cross Corps) and in aid of the Welfare Fund of General Price Branch No.206, Canadian Legion B.ES.L.Book Club The Westmount \u2018 Park-Emma- nuel Book Club will meet on Monday at 8:15 p-m.-The speaker will be Mrs.Howard Turner and she will review \u201cThe Barley and the Stream\u201d by Merrill Dén- Will be s erved.Guests are welcome, + - MER \u201cPortrait of My: by, Ann Bridge.Tea.7 ull FINAL ARRANGEMENTS are being made by a committee of the Westmount Women\u2019s Club for e Charter Day Tea and _ Fashion Show to bé held\u2019 in the Sheraton Mt.Royal Hotel on Friday, March 9 at 3 pam.Left to right: Mrs.R.B.Bremner, 2nd vice-president; Mrs.A.Varley, publicity chairman; Mrs.RB.T.Stackhouse, president; Mrs.A_F.LaMontagne, record- Ing secretary; Mrs.P.G.Delgado, 1st vice-president; Mrs.C.N.Chipchase, membership secretary.For reservations call .- Mrs.C.N.Chipchase, DE.2176.\u2014Ed Bermingham Photo RT.REV.REGINALD J.PIERCE, D.D., Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of Athabaska, (right), was the guest of honour Friday afternoon at a tea given by the executive board of the Scout Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Montreal district, in Scout headquarters.Presiding was Mrs.F.A.Hinchcliffe (right), president of the Board; and shown with her is Mrs.A.E.Anderson, past president (left).His Lordship was infroduced by R.\u20ac.Stevenson, O.B.E., vice-preidents of the Canadian - General Scout Council and chairman of the Scout association's financial appeal for $150,000.The Bishop spoke on the work in his diocese and illustrated his talk with slides.He was thanked by Mrs.H.W.Lawson; and afterwards, Mrs.Hinch- cliffe presented him with a pair of Scout book-ends as a \u2018| son \u2018I'soaps, powders, etc.| Keep who substituted for Miss memento of his visit.\u2014Graetz Bros.Photo Speirs-Miller Show Draws Capacity Crowd Once again Betty Spires and Peter Miller demonstrated that \u2018Know how\u2019 and showmanship are the ingredients of successful showmanship.On Monday last a delightful evening was provided before a capacity audience at Victoria Hall.Commencing with the tiny tots who modelled the smartest in children\u2019s wear by Madame Archambault of Verdun \"and concluding with a full scale Fashion Show by the senior and professional models of the Studio who wore the latest creations from Juliette\u2019s \u2018famous salon in Westmount, a program was run through with smoothness and precision.A pleasing note of variety was maintained by Peter Miller and a select group of his talented dancers which included Emily Allen, Pat MoCabe, Beverley Burns, Sandra Ives,, Ross Patton, Leslie Burns, and Evelyn Anthony who wore smart stage outfits and theatrical footwear by Johnny Brown.A colorful ballet ensemble was artistic in the extreme, whil@ prominent among the boys were Peter Streit, Stephen Ives, Edward Hoffman, Craig Clenients, Donald Beauchamp and James Miller.oT Pha sammeantoru far the entire Fashion Show was superbly done by Betty Speirs Miller, who, during the intermission read a list of the various celebrities present, which seemed to include everyone of note in the field of Dress Manufacturers, Commercial Photographers, Television, Radio and Advertising Agencies.The work of Peter Miller as Stage Manager left nothing to chance and the program was run off without delay.Mr.Miller's capable backstage crew included Diane Erly, Lillian Burns, Heather Stewart, Priscilla Burns and Henriette Joaffe, with Madame Hiriart, beauty specialist from Paris, on Make-up.Technicians were Ray Ives on Microphones and Sound, and Peter Ferguson on Runway and Stage Lights.May Kent was a capable accompanist.Trinity Scout Aux.The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Trinity Memorial Cub and Scout groups will hold the monthly meeting in the church hall, Marlowe Ave, on Monday at 8 p.m.Prior to the regular business session the Cub Pack will present a short skit for thé enjoy: ment of the mothers.' All motHers of this Auxiliary\u2019 are asked to make every effort to attend this meeting and vin, he tondad nn tva wealnamia NS PAGE ELEVN West District V.O.N.Auxiliary Reports Busy and Successful Year The annual meeting of the West District V.O.N.Auxiliary was held Wednesday Februsry 8, in Victoria Hall, reports presented showed a very successful year.511 articles having been completed, This included knitted articles, sleeping garments, simmer dresses, and nurses\u2019 aprons.In addition many quilts \u201cwere made and sold.This year, assistance was given x : - to elderly patients who were John A.Howell, Paints Div.of helped during the summer sea- the C.IL.His subject will be saines\u201d ; \u201cPaints in the Home and Pit- by giving fruit juices, falls to.avoid\u201d.Tea will be \u201cLe served after the meeting and At Christmas, gift baskets of members are asked to bring fruit were \u2018takén to 11 shut-ins, guests.Time 2:30 p.m.° : and 59 children were sent cloth- ~ing, toys and a bag of candy | ANNUAL END-OF-SEASON included in each basket.In the absence of Miss Dow- ling; District Supervisor, Mrs.Drastic Reductions on made up and made- to-measure Furs FLOMEN Dowling read a very full report commenting on the very, busy year the Nurses had, 21,242 visits were made to 2,348 pa- tienits of which 80% consisted of the Old Age Group.\u2019 Prenatal Groups The Prenatal Groups met every two weeks consisting of 10 women in each group.54 fathers-to-be -attended in all EXCLUSIVE Mrs.Keep closed her report by assuring the members that the FURS \u201c Nurses joined in thanking them for all assistance they gave REG'D.> during the year.Mrs.Dotis Small, Director of V.O.N.Nurses read a very wonderful report, giving full details of the efficient staff, and how the services have improved over the past year.\u201c Close observation pointed out 58.3 Nurses active during the year.She also pointed out that » 1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre) Wi.3312 chronic illness could be avoided by prevention, if only more people would consider, and take more precaution.Officers Elected The Officers for the coming year are as follows : Hon.chairman, Mrs.J.M.Horton; chairman, Mrs.T.D.Handrahan; vice-chairman, Mrs.W.F.Graw; secretary, Mrs.J.A.Murray; treasurer, Mrs.J.N.Poole; treasurer of emergency fund, \u2018Mrs.T.Dickison, - Conveners Mrs.D.Johnston, Mrs.C.Mec- } Donald, Mrs.H Highway, Mrs.H.Swift, Miss Mary Hope.?At the close of the meeting tea was served.RCAF Silver Cross: At the next meeting of the RCAF Silver Cross Mother§ to Be held on Monday, February 27, in the Y.W.C.A.on Dorchester St, a talk will be given by Mr.ne KNITTING PIN Toddlers Wear \u2014 Sizes 1 to 3X - BABY GIFTS AND TOYS Beehive, Monarch and Mary Maxim Wools ' Beehive, Kroy, Penguin, Viyella and Nomatta Baby Wools.e NYLON, ORLON AND TERRYLENE WOOL.Orders taken for Hand-knitted Goods 5133 Sherbrooke St.W.(near Vendome} One block west of Westmount Theatre JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE \u201c {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount \u2018OFFICE CLOSED MARCH 2nd TO 18th By appointment only Phone WI.1545 REBER8E wa?WA.5333 ae =v 8 A S S EMILE BEAUTY ÿ SALON y February Special PERMANENTS , Regular $15.00 * \u2026 REDUCED suce $10.including Cutting- and Styling Fl.0562 FL.2486 = > 2347, Greene Avense mg PE A a Foe wry \"PAGE TWELVE : = Farl Of Bessborough 1.0.D.E.Holds 25th Annual Meeting The twenty-fifth annual meeting of the Earl of Bessborough Chapter, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, was held Thursday evening, February 9, at the home of the Regent, Mrs.A.W.Myers.?The reports read by the officers and conveners showed an adtive year, Donations to educational and welfare work amounted to $518.57.Educational Work x a .consisted of donations to Pro-), w.Wileman; Educational vincial and Municipal Bursaries, | © Secretary, - Mrs.A.E.Watts; as well as a donation to West .; Echoes Secretary, Mrs.A.Wat- Hill High School and Arts and .son; Standard Bearer, Mrs, Fred Letters Festival, sponsored by Woodman the Notre Dame de Grace Com- ° i munity Council.Welfare work .\u2018 under the heading, Services at Canadian Red Cross Women Volunteers Home and Abroad, covered donations to Montreal Boy'\u2019s' Asso- : 4 Do Splendid Work Women's work is never done, ciation, Girls\u2019 Councilling Center, Boy Scouts Association, Special Jamboree Fund, St.Andrew's Youth Centre as well as put despite the multiplicity of to local Hospitals.household and family tie, thousands of women in all parts of Quebec find time for voluntary work, The Chapter raised $541.91 by holding rummage sales, card par- Last year volunteers forming the Women\u2019s Work Committee se \u2019 * + v + rr + BNAI BRITH WOMEN on the committee for the fourth annual edition of the annual journal \u2018Woman\u2019s Work\u2019 which is being headed this year by Mrs.Max Bailey, as convener- in-chief with Mrs.David Wolff as vice-chairman.From left te right: Mrs, Joey Richman, publicity chairman and editor of the sports section; Mrs.Abe Sohmer, editor of the children\u2019s section; Mrs.David Harris, arrangements chairman and editor of the sewing section; Mrs.Mitchell Weinstein, editor of the news, views and cues section, / \u2019 \u2014Ed Bermingham Photo B'nai Brith Women's Annual Journal \"Woman's Work\u2019 Is Dedicated To Canada \u201cWoman's Work,\u201d a journal published annually by the B'nai B'rith Women of Montreal, is this year headed by Mrs.Max Bailey as Convener-in-Chief with Mrs.David Wolff as Vice-Chairman.The fourth annual edition of Woman's Work will be dedicated to Canadian Women of many origins, whose activities, interests and talents are indelibly woven into 4._ the rich and colourful tapestry versity in Halifax and at Mac- that is.Canada.The theme \u2014 |donald College, at Ste.Anne's anada \u2014 \u201cThe Land We Line Que.In,\u201d will be followed throughout B'nai B'rith is proud of the the publication, with the differ- National Jewish Hospital, Den- ent ethic groups residing in the ver, Colorado.Engraved in stone communities receiving the most \u201cNone may enter who can pay emphasis.on the portals of its entrance is This journal is listed in Cana- \u2014 none may pay who enter.\u201d diana by the Ntaional Library This hospital, established in in Ottawa under two categories, 1899 is devoted to the sturdy and Socioligy and Home Economics care of the most baffling forms and reaches approximately 10,- |of Tuberculosis.Co-operated 000 readers across Canada and with the World Health Organi- parts of the United States, there- zation, B'nai B'rith has esta- by giving it national status.blished a program of Interna- The forthcoming edition will tional Fellowships for post-grad- also feature a \u201cDo-It-Yourself uate study in Chest Diseases.The Bellefaire Child Care Ser- J de a 7 ties, military whist and marathon bridge.The officers for the year 1956-57 are: Regent, Mrs.À.W.Myers; lst vice-Regent, Mrs.A.©f the Red Cros prepared 645,000 Wallace; 2nd Vice-Regent, Mrs.garments for Red Cross relief to J.A.Mitchell; Secretary, Mrs.work and dressings for the blood LE R.H.Grant; Treasurer, Mrs.donors\u2019 clinios.k Shipments included 45000 ar- \u2018 ticles of clothing for distressed 21 families in Pakistan, Lebanon, 5 H A i N E S Yugoslavia, Mexico, Egypt, Great : Britain and France., CHOICE QUALITY Red Cross services are carried out almost entirely by volun- M E A T S teers, the vast majority of them women.Besides outting, sewing and knitting garments, the vol- .WE.825 7 unteers handle telephone appeals SE : for blood donors\u2019 clinics and re- i 4466 St.Catherine St.West freshments for the donors.Last {Near Metcalfe Ave.) year 50,000 patients visits at war veterans\u2019 hospitals were carried out by Red Cross volunteers who distributed thousands of cigarettes, candy and other comforts to the veterans.\u2019 A group of volunteers organized as the Red Cross Corps are usually the first on the scene when fire, flood or other disaster / occurs, bringing Red Cross relief to the homeless.Besides these emergency duties, the Red Cross \u201cgirls in grey\u201d do V.A.D.nursing duty à | | McKennas at blood clinics, staff Red Cross 4 i ©.libraries in veterans\u2019 hospitals, i w#* drive paraplegics and other dis- MRS.S.A.MacSWEEN, who will act as commentator for the fashion show, sponsored by the Catherine Booth Hospital Women\u2019s Auxiliary, which will be held on Monday, March 5, at 8:30 p.m., in the Auditorium of West Hill! High Schoot.Catherine Booth WA Plans Fashion Show 3, a CE 5 abled people to clinics and voca- The Women's -Auxiliary of the t ins, shi .; > Section, a Children\u2019s Corner, and ; 4444 oa mi Seine travelers Catherine Booth Hospital is \u201cgo ls Section along with Vice in Cleveland Ohio, has shel : iE .needing their services, and help oll on a fashion Show oo oe household hints, first aid tips, tered over 5,000 children since Mountain below Sherbrooke St.the Red Cross campaign com- on Monday, March at 8.30 .in.and fashion highlights.its founding in 1868.Special p.m.in the Auditorium of West 1.will be a 6 x 9 inches in Classes on the Bellefaire grounds ob ut mittees with many office duties.IMPORTED BROADLOOMS, HARDING CARPETS, ETC.EMPIRE RUG STUDIO 4240 DECARIE EL.2710 wide choice of rich fabrics.kinds of furniture repairs.made to order.tive will call with samples.Also slip covers and draperies Our representa- Let Expert Craftsmen Rebuild Your Furniture We specialize in restoring and upholstering your furniture to make it _ like new at a fraction of new furniture cost.AN work is done by skilled craftsmen ond you have a All FREE ESTIMATES \u2014 EL 7993 4907 SHERBROOKE W.LONDON UPHOLSTERING & SLIP COVER CO.(Near Prince Albert) Hill High School, under the chairmanship of Mrs.Percy Swail.Fashions will be presented by D'Allairds Ltd.and during the intermission, Mr.\u2018Cox of Wil- llams Inc.Florists, will show flower arrangements.Assisting as chairmen are: Program, Mrs.K.E.Norris, Mrs.W.L.Gatehouse; candy, Mrs F.Talbot, Mrs.J.C.Morris; favors, Mrs.Dean Davis; publicity, Mrs.R.W.Varey.Mrs.S.A, MacSween will act as commentator for the show and the chairman of Tickets is Mrs.D.K.Gowans, RE.7-3037.Military Whist A military whist will be held in Westminster Central Church hall, 926 Atwater Ave.West- mount on Fri, Feb, 24, at 8 p.m.There will be many lovely table and door prizes.Refreshments will be served.Dessert Luncheon The Temple Beth Sholom 8is- terhood will hold a dessert luncheon meeting at 1 p.m.Tuesday, at 52 Academy Road.The program will commemorate Jewish Music Month and will have as guest speaker Mrs.Miriam Denberg, wife of Rabbi Chaim Denberg.Mrs.Denberg will discuss trends in Jewish music and will render vocal illustrations accompanied at the piano by Mrs.Pauline Diamond.Mrs.Richard B.Kramer will preside.size with a spiral binder enabling it to lie for conyenience when opened.All funds realized from this Journal are used for B'nai B'rith philanthropies and agencies.To mention but a few: The B'Nai B'rith Youth Organizations: BBYO, largest Jewish youth organization in the world, reaches 24,000 young people between the ages of (14-26) in 1,100 chapters in the United States, Canada, Israel, England, with intensive activities in the spheres of religion, social service, patriotism, culture and athletics.This program is supervised by a staff of professional youth workers assisted by B'nai B'rith men and women who serve as volunteers.Through its Youth Organization, B'nai B'rith seeks to build up a reservoir of proud, integrate socially responsible Jewish men and women who will \u201cbe prepared to play a positive role as citi- æens in the world of to-morrow.Locally, the Youth House is located at 5319 Jeanne Mance St.They maintain Hillel Foundations on over 200 campuses | across Canada and the U.S.A.for students who enjoy a home away from home.In Canada, Hillel Foundations - have been established at Montreal, located at 3460 Stanley St.serving the students at McGill: at Kingston, serving Queen's University and at Toronto for the students of Toronto University.There are also Counsellorships at Si.George Williams College, Mont-, real; Western University at Lonÿon, Ont.; at Dalhousie Uni- provide education for childen not ready to adjust to public school routines and to prepare them for public school.A non-profit institution, its program is recog-' nized as one of the foremost in the country.Annual Musicale The Westmount Womerfs Club will present its annual Musicale today at 2.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall Westmount.The following well known artists will provide the entertainment.Mina Grant, soprano; Ross Campbell, baritone; Charles Rei- ner, pianist.Miss Ann Mattinson is chairman for the day, The officers of the club and Mrs.Harold Mills with her committee will receive the guests.Mrs.C.N.Chipchase is tea hostess.Mrs.J.N.Poole and Mrs.G.W.Thompson will preside at the tea table The President of the Club is Mrs.Russel T.Stackhouse.Welfare Bridge The Montreal Women's Club t will be hold a Welfare Bridge under the convenership of Mrs.Edward Cave and her committee on Monday at 2:30 p.m.in the Sheraton Mount Royal Hotel.Hushands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim?Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, ex hausted solely because body lacks iron, For new vim, vitality, try Ostrex Tonic Tablets.Supplies iron you, too, may for pep; supplementary doses Vitamin B;.\u201cGet-acquainted\u201d\u2019 sirs omy\u201d size and save 75¢.At al costs little.Or start with big, ular \u2018Econ ggists. 4 Group.The Red Cross Group @ Club will be held on Wednesday, E Feb.29, at 6:15 p.m.in Calvary 3 chester St.West, 8 R.K.Naylor at an open meeting ë Aluminum Company's film \u2014 #8 The Kitimat Story\u201d, I Tucker were doing the church's\u2019 J Pany at Kitimat as an engineer A but he is now in the full-time nade its contribution in eloth- | address the meeting on the sub- @of Trinity Evening Branch on @ \"ot only to Western and North- Mern Canada but throughout the fc and money towards.this Provincial Hospital Auxiliaries To Meet in Montreal, April 16, 17 Delegates and representatives of 18,000 women in the Province of Quebec, united in 33 hospital auxiliaries, will be in Moht- real April 16 and 17 to attend the Province of Quebec Association of Hospital Auxiliaries\u2019 Fourth Annual Convention to be held in the convention hall of the YWCA.Leadership will be the theme IN THI , / Women + Keatm Telephone Pioneers Male members of Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club Telephone Pioneers of America, will hold their monthly cad party in Beaver Hall Club Rooms at 2 p-m.Wednesday Feb.29.Dalse Club The Dale Welfare Club Ladies Auxiliary will hold its next meeting on Thursday, March 8 at 8:30 p.m.at the home of Mrs.LL.Goldstein, 4829 Plamondon.Elections of executive officers will take place at that time.Mrs.J.Pottel will preside.\u2014\u2014 Ellen Douglas Auxiliary The Ellen Douglas Auxiliary will meet on Monday, in the church hall of Melville Presbyterian Church at 8:15 p.m.The speaker will be Mrs.N.R.Dunlop and the devotions will be led by Miss Olive Ferguson.St.Andrew's W.A.The Women\u2019s Association of St.Andrew's Church, West- mount, will hold its next sewing meeting on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.| in Hutchison Hall, Tea hostesses will be Mrs.A.B.Rutherford and the ladies of the Montrose will meet at 10 a.m.Supper Meeting The monthly supper meeting of Calvary Business Women\u2019s Church, Greene Ave.and Deor- Rev.Walter J.Spence will ject \u201cAre You Willing To Be Free?\u201d Rev.Canon R.K.Naylor Outlines Anglican WMS The work of the Fellowship of the West, the Anglican Chureh\u2019s Youngest missionary society, was briefly outlined by Rev.Canon of the Evening Branch of the W.A.of Trinity Memorial Church, held in the church hall.The special feature of the evening was the showing of The \u201cIt is against this background,\u201d stated Canon Naylor, \u201cthat the Fellowship of the West missionaries, Rev.Graham and Mrs.work in the Kitimat and Kemano area.\u201d Rev.Mr.Tucker, it was pointed out, was originally employed by The Aluminum Com- ministry of the church.The Business and Profession- | al Women\u2019s Branch of the W.A, of the Church of St.James the Apostle were the special guests this occasion.It was also Pointed out that the work of the W.A.extended Whole world and each branch 3 Mrs.G.V.Bainum thanked \u20ac representatives of \u2018The Alum- um Company for showing this Refreshments were served at \u20ac close of the meeting, _____ (of the convention.The P of Q auxiliaries have raised over $300,000 in the past year.This is, however, only one of the services rendered, a spokesman for the auxiliaries stated.\u201cMoney is necessary,\u201d she added, \u201c behind the work and the effort entailed in raising it, lies something far more valuable \u2014 a spirit of service and devotion, which is the very essence of our democracy.\u201d Registration will take place at 10:30 a.m.Monday, April 16, followed by greetings to delegates by Mrs.J.Cecil McDou- gall, auxiliaries president.Dr.Gerald LaSalle of the University of Montreal, will discuss the primary role of the hospital auxiliary: education of the public; Mrs.J.Beaudoin Handfield \u2014the qualifications of Leadership; Mrs.J.Ralph Boutin\u2014sum- marization; while the guest speaker at luncheon, Raymond P.Sloan, editorial director, the Modern Hospital, New York, will give an address on the role of the auxiliaries in hospital public relations.Samuel S.Cohen, executive director, Jewish General Hospital, will discuss the administrative aspect of relations between the auxiliary and the board of directors, and Miss Alice Girard, MA, director of nurses, St.Luc Hospital, nursing and the voluntary worker.On Tuesday, April 17, reports will be given and auxiliary presidents will speak.Dr.J.Gilbert Turner, executive director, Royal Victoria Hospital, and president of the\u2019 Canadian Hospital Association, will bring greetings from the association, and Dr.Gustave Gingras, medical director, Rehabilitation - Institute of Montreal, will speak, following lunch, on the modern concept of Rehabilitation.Blue Goose Ladies List Patrons For Card Party The following is a partial list of the Patron and Patronesses for the Blue Goose Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary Anniversary Card Party which is taking place at a.quarter past eight o'clock on February 29, in the Ball Room of the Ritz -Carlton Hotel: Most Loyal Gander, Mr.Paul Viens and Mrs.Viens, Mrs.Gordon Francoeur, President of the Ladies Auxiliary and Mr.Gordon Francoeur, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Laws, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Carignan, Mr.and Mrs.Leo J.Leclerc, Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Sims, Mr.and Mrs.J.Hubert Lesperance, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.McGowan, Mr.and Mrs.J.Marc Demers, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Harries, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.H.Wood, Mr.and Mrs.F.Birch, Mr.and Mrs.Jacques Murphy, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Shea, Mr, and Mrs.Benoit Bertrand, Mr.and Mrs.,S.F.LeRiché, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Dyer, Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Beauvais, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Bell, Mr.and Mrs.Etienne Crevier, Mr.and Mrs.Paul Courtois Mr.and Mrs.Dave Rochon, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.McCormick, Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Catley, Mr.and Mrs.H.F.McDonald, Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Scott, Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Valois, Mr.and Mrs.A.Leslie Ham, Mr.and Mrs.Pierre A.Badeaux, Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Jennings, Mr.W.L.'McCannon, Mr.A.J.MacDonald, Mr.and Mrs.P.J.Ryan, Mr.and Mrs.Den.Taylor, Mr.and Mrs.Gerard V.Boyce, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Musy, Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Brown, Mr.\u2018and Mrs.Charles M, Turner, Mr.and Mrs.Rene Pigeon, Mr.James M.Saur, Mrs.L.P.No- ! MRS.ADRIEN LEVITT (left) and Mrs.Louis Sehreiber (centre), co-chairmen of the \u201cHemes of Today Exhibit\u201d, are seen discussing plans with Mrs.Moses Deitcher, a Council Member.The proceeds of the Exhibit will be devoted to the activities of the Golden Age Day Centre, sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women (Montreal Section): \u2014Photo by \u201cPhotos Unlimited\u201d PAGE THIRTERN Church Choir | Entertains Aux.At the meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital , a very fine and enjoyable musical program was presented on Feb.15 by members of St.Paul's Church Choir, Lachine, under the direction of W.A, , Gough.The follwing program \u2018was presented: \u2014 : 1.The Quartet singing Sweet and Leow.2.Solo entitled Catch Me, rendered by Barbara Taffs.3.Solo, Ave.Marie, by Eileen Cloudsdale.4.Duet, Turn ye.te me, by Eileen Gorloff and Dorothy Harris.~ 5.Solo, Habanera from Carmen rendered by Eileen Gorloff.6.Trio, Cradle Song, by.Eileen Gorloff, Eileen Cloudsdale, and Dorothy Harris.The accompanist was Ada Webb.The president Mrs.J.Cooper Antliff presided.Tea was served to the guests and members by the hospitality Committee.The tea hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs.J.H.Darcy and Mrs, A .A.Demarais.In future the regular monthly meetings of the Woman\u2019s Aux- ~iHary will\" start at 230 pm.instead of 3 p.m.lin, Mrs.A, Campbell, Mrs.F.W.Moore.It\u2019s here\u2014the fresh, clean, uncluttered look in kitchens.It's yours \u2014in an easy-to- buy, all-steel Youngstown Kitchen! Drop in.Let us show you what we mean by \u201cthe fresh look.\u201d Let us help you plan your own dream kitchen \u2026 and give you free decorating advice, too.You'll be glad you camel oui TTIN 5, Cabinets of steel for lasting appeal OR START YOUR KITCHEN WITH A YOUNGSTOWN CABINET SINK - © One-plece, poresluin-enamelea steel top\u2014leakpreof, resists acids © Cutting-heard drawer (top right) and cutlery drawer © Wen't warp; rot, swell, stick, er splinter , © Five drawers\u2014plenty ef storage .© LongJusting sieol threughout A O.OLSEN& Co.1185 Drummond Street 20e pC eps att YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS 54\" Diana Cabinet Sink Is the most beautiful sink in the world \u2014 the perfect start for your fresh-locking dreom kitchen.PLAN NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY Sales and Installation UN.6-5839 PAGE FOURTEEN Unity Near City Crown, St NOT HERE, JOE: Former boxing champion Joe Louis was about to give a group of local residents a demonstration of his punching prowess, till mighty Syd Barnett intervened.The occasion was the Dow Brew- heavyweight ery luncheon Tuesday, to support the Golden Gloves, and Louis was guest of honor.Left to right are Gorman Kennedy, director of sales for Dow, Golden Gloves chairman Joe Rubin, Louis, Gloves committee-man Barnett, and Paul Bertrand, also of Dow.(Photo by Ed Bermingham) Municipal Hockey Leagues Termite Raiders won the municipal termite hockey championship on Saturday morning in a sudden death game played at Prince Albert Park.Peter Blakely took complete charge of the counter as he scored seven goals in the 8-0 whitewash over Royals, Mosquito Maple Leafs won the mosquito crown as they edged Wings 3-1 in a hard fought sudden death final.Leafs lefl 2-1 at the end of the first period on goals by Mike Collins and Constant Nucci.Sandy Tilly scored for Wings on a pass from Ronnie McJannet.Michael Dwyer sewed up the game for the winners early in the third period with an unagsist- ed goal.Pee Wee St.Leo\u2019s eliminated Wings in the Pee Wee semi final playoff 6-2.The Saints took the first of a two game total series by a 5-0 count.Marty O\u2019Hallo- ran led his teammates with two goals and one assist.The Wings played their hearts out in the second game and came up with a well earned 2-1 victory.Jimmy Roy was .brilliant, scoring both goals.David Tyldsley was far and away the hardest workman on the ice.\u201d George Spare was outstanding for St.Leo's.St.Leo\u2019s will meet Unity for the Municipal Pee Wee Cham- piorship.Bantam - St.Leo's and Unity battled to Case of the BENEVOLENT SHE ALWAYS SERVES a scoreless draw in the first game of a two game total goal series played at L.C.C.Both goalers, Bobby Stewart of Unity and Emidio Ponzi of St.Leo's came up with brilliant stops.This series could go either way as both teams are very evenly matched.Midget Cataracts enter the final game of the Midget series with a seven goal margin, having blasted Unity 8-1 in the first meeting of the two game championship series.Gord Merritt scored four goals, Mike Shaw got a pair, Jimmy McGivern and Billy McEwen \u2018| notched one each.Howard Hickey scored for Unity.Final game of the series will be played today at the Forum, starting at 6 p.m.= un Indians 71-45 Bubbling over with enthusiasm and spirit, but-not overconfidence, Unity Boys Club senior B cagers will seek to nail down their second city championship in four yearg when they meet McGill Indians tonight at 8.30 p.m.at the UBC court.Coach Maurice Mariasine\u2019s cagers scored a stunning 71-45 upset over Ron Sharp's collegians in the opening tilt of a two game total point series last Tuesday, at McGill's Sir Arthur Currie gymnasium.- : The win gives them an almost ¥ unbeatable 26 point lead, but Mariasine stresséd.that his team will not be taking any chances.\u201cWe're still playing one game at a time,\u201d he said.Unity racked up a 13 point lead in the first half of the series opener, and then came back even stronger in the second half to outscore McGill 42-29.The lopsided win on the spacious McGill court came as something of a surprise.Earlier in the year the Indians had scored a 55-51 decision over Unity on the same floor.It also surprised because the Indians had finished as league leaders, losing their opening game to Unity 82-66 and going on undefeated from there.U.B.C.finished second.But Unity came up with one of its best team games of the year, continuing a streak started in the semi-finals, and showed considerably more drive and spirt than McGill Ian McIntosh came up with a big game and led the UBCers with 27 points.Jack McKissock put on one of his best displays of the season and scored 12 Teport to Vero Beach on Feb- School PENALTIES INCREASED National Hockey J.eague teams are receiving more penalties this season than ever before.There is an increase of 518 minutes in number of penalty minutes imposed against the six NHL clubs this season as against the same period a year ago.- : W L TF A Pts.6 0 139 613 3 2 12716 7 3 4 01331 6 B W L TF APIs 5 1 021 710 4 1 11712 9 3 3 01618 6 3 4 01821 6 2 3 22131 6 1 3 31617 5 04 0 718 0 R W L T F APts 3 3 0226 6 3 3 02223 6 1 5 01941 2 TAM P WL TF APts 5 5 0.020 910 6 3 3 02315 6 4 2 2 01311 4 6 1 5 01220 2 Lo.5 0 4 11222 1 SENIOR A P w L D Pts.A + 1 0 8 L D Pts 1 0 8 4 0 4 s o 2 0 ô 10 5 0 0 L D Pts.0 o 10 4 0 2 3 0 2 3 0 4 L D Pts.1 0 8 2 0 6 4 0 2 Loyola .1 0 4 Drysdale Is Signed By Baseball Royals The Montreal Baseball Club announced this week the signing of rookie piecher Dan Drysdale to his 1956 contract.Drysdale, who is only 20 years old, played for the Montreal Royals last year and had an 11-11 record.He is regarded as one of the best young prospects in the Brooklyn organization.He will ruary 22nd for the early training camp with the Dodgers.In his first year in Triple -A baseball\u2019 Drysdale dazzled the fans with his strike outs and had a 3.44 earned run average.JOINS ICE CAPADES: Pert Barbara Booth, westend resident _\u2014 markers.Dave Barnard, who plays on the same line with Me.Intosh and McKissock, also came up with a standéut effort.The work of this trio played a major part in the Unity victosy, .Backcourt, UBC got some fine ball handling from Buddy Naismith and Harry Haukkala, The winners put up a very stout defence, and limited Me- Gill to only 14 field goals during the game.# McGill managed to start well, and early in the tilt held held an eight point margin, But Mariasine\u2019s marauders chugged on steadily, and clos.\" ed the gap quickly.They led 20-16 at the break.In the second half, Unity show- - ed their usual late drive, and.outran the collegians on the big court.UBC continuously used a fast breXk which proved most effective.The Indians hurt their own chances committing 25 personal fouls, and the margin of victory would have been higher if the UBCers had been hitting better on their foul attempts.But Unity made up for it in field goal shooting.Two McGill players were tossed out of the tilt,.Tim Leary in the third quarter and Eli Solomon in the fourth, Leary\u2019s loss hurt Sharp's crew considerably.Mariasine has cautioned his players against overconfidence in the second game, and plans to \u2018use the same fast breaking techniques that have proved so successful in recent endeavors.Vv Scoring Unity (71): Peterson 8, Murphy 1, McKissock 12, Haukkala 3, Brown 5, McGrail 5, McIntosh 27, Naismith 3, Barnard 7.McGill (45): McLaren, Thompson 4, DeZwirek 4, Fradet 4 Solomon 8, Litwick, McClure 1, Leary 4, Shuster 9, Cohen 4 Schieder 7.who is scheduled to join the Ice Capades show in St.Louis early next week.It will mark the achievement of a lifetime .ambition for Barbara, who has for the past nine years, Here session at Loyola Arena.been skating with local clubs - \u2018she whirls during & practice \u2026 \u201c(Photo by Ed Bermingham) .EAN TI st.Leo\u2019s senior B hockey club chalked up two victories in re- Jar league play to move into t place in the loop standings record of six wins, one loss and one draw, good for -13 points.Last week the Saints scored - & close 1-0 win, over D\u2019Arcy Brian Patterson shook himself loose at center îce, and stick- handled in close.He made no mistake in picking the open PAGE FIFTEEN 1] St.Leo's Win Twice, Take Senior B Lead \u2018 top last Monday at Verdun.Brian Patterson, Gordon Dooley, Jimmy Grant and Billy Gallagher accounted for the St.Leo's * | ! | Y\u201d Senior Caaers a firs ; \u201d by a one point margin.; McGee, and clipped St.Tho- corner of the net.goals.The tail end St.Henry I Viil | S lle However, coach Andy McGiltis\u2019 mas 4-2.Both goalers gave an out- [crew put up a good fight.be- op | e d d Jp crew may have only.a shorth tenure in the lofty spot, as ] à runner up Catholic High boast a game in hand over the Academy squad.The latter have a season The Saints had to wait until the 10 minute mark of the third period to pull out the victory against the pesky McGee team last Friday.standing performance, with Peter Armstrong earning the shutout, .: St.Thomas contributed towards the Academy drive to the fore going down to their fiftn straight defeat.By contrast, it | was the fifth straight victory for the Academy.Academy Sports.Shorts : St.\u2018Leo\u2019s undefeated Mosquito Maple Leafs defeated Wings 3 to 1 lagt Saturday in a sudden death game for the City Of Westmount Mosquito Hockey title.Mike Dwyer, Mike Collins and Consthnt .Nueci were the marksmen for Jimmy new champs.St.Leo's Bantam Park team bowed out of the Westmount Bantam playoffs, going down to a last minute Heart.breaking defcat to Unity Club, in a two game total goal series played at Lower Canada Rink to decide the City of West- mount Bantam hockey title.The score was 2 to 1, with Unity deserving of congratulations but the Academy Bantam seconds have done far better than expected and Phil Drummond and his boys need not feel too bad about the defeat.\u2018 on * O, Seagrams V.In Exhibition Westmount YMCA senior basketball team showed more polish around.the basket to.beat Ville LaSalle 53-36 in an exhibition game, Saturday.The Westmount team were led by Randy Brooks with 13, Roy Smith 12, and Phil Harrison with 9.Ville LaSalle were topped by\" 'F.Avreau with 11 and Stykecs with 7.Ville LaSalle\u2018 led in the early minutes of the game, but Wesi- mount came back to lead by 12 points at the half.Ville LaSalle tried to come back in the second half, but in their effort they ran up too many fouls.Westmount worked the ball in the final minutes to hold on for the win.One reason- some men can't get along on their salary is that their wives can.Gaulalupe, rising to a height of 8751 feet, is the highest mountain in Texas.3 O.Hi ï .D \u20ac Frank Sharpe.Left to right are: Urica de THIS GROUP AT the King's School carnival don't seem to be able to make up their however.minds about The Examiner photographer.it's a sure bet they all enjoyed themselves, (Photo by Ted Harrison) UBC Juveniles and Richard Cessford who potted four were standouts at guard for the Unity forces.N.J., for the national playdowns March 22, 23 and 24, since Kingston have declined.; i: : = is | - ||?[im KING'S SCHOOL CARNIVAL: A large Brentani, Marcella Dickson, Heather Mathe- © and crowd turned up for the King\u2019s School Car- son, Mr.Sharpe, Ricky Kennedy, Linda ~ th nival last weekend.This group of chortling Henderson.and Maureen Fryer.) DU 4 rew youngsters are gathered around principal (Photo by Ted Harrison) nw B e co y & > ee ~ », ; Sreeven\u2019 of the - Favourite! \u2018 In Canada more % .David \u2018Cunningham had five MIDGET oT .j Extend Str Ing and Guy Adam two to com- Last week, Unitys Midget _ people enjoy dl r > plete the scoring.cage squad won a regular © , Molson\u2019s Export (à T - .BIDDY HOOPLA schedule contest versus Neigh- Oo than any other 3 4 op Montreal East Franke Robinson and Ray borhood House by one point Oo Ale.A elass i .Mader hit for 18 and 17 points and an exhibition game versus o Ale.gl Dick McGrail'g Unity Boys respectively to lead the Unity Weredale House by two points.0 _ will tell you why.G lub juvenile basketball team Biddy hoopsters to a 51-24 win At Neighborhood House Just says Ydded another victory to their tring last Saturday, to retain gecond spot foys Basketball League stand- » : in the Montreal The UBCers, led by Terry Tay and John McDonaugh Frimmed Montreal East YMÈA Fzame, Richarq $145.A return tilt ig scheduled Jor tomorrow at Montreal East.Gray had 18 points in the and McDonaugh 16.Simmons with nine over Point St.Charles Lions last week.The victory jumped \u2019 UBC into the City of Montreal Bijgdy Basketball lead, where they seem sure to \u201cend.One game remains on the schedule.Robinson, Mader and Morgan | Turner have been named to the Biddy all star team that will represent Montreal against Kingston, Ont., here March 9 and 10.No matter who wins, Montreal will continue on to Jersey City, \u2019 | Kéineth Anïable was the hero with but four seconds to go in the final stanza letting go a long one from center to score the winning point.And at Unity on Saturday afternoon, the team eked out a 35-33 victory over Weredale House in a closely fought and, exciting game.Fred Simms was top man for.Unity with 15 points and Robert Gaylor was Weredale\u2019s best with 14 points.A SA fda: =r Sark ioc % - 4 (LG EXPORT\" \u201cThe Ale your Giedt.Grandfather drank \u201cMake Mine MOLSON\u2019S 5, WA .PO 4 3 \u2018 : \" PAGE SIXTEEN Wheelers Clinch Ist, Crush Electricians ~ - Wheelers clinched first place in the St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League last Saturday, in their first year s in the local puck loop.They chalked up their 11th win in the past 12 games by edging past MacRae Electric 3-1, to garner the league pennant.Royal Pharmacy upset Michaud Freres 5-4 in the other half of the weekly doubleheader, leaving a possible tie for the runner up spot if Michaud beats MacRae this week.The league will wind up regular schedule play this Saturday, at the St.Laurent Arena, with Expect 333 Tofal In Golden Gloves Shulman Announces A record of at least 269 entries with the final total expected to reach 333 once the out-of-town entries are in, was announced recently by Harry Shulman, of the YMHA\u2019's boxing committee, which is undertaking the sponsorship of the 1936 Golden Gloves.Shulman also released the dates of 13 preliminary shows and the semi-finals and finals.A special selection committee, \"to weed out potential open class fighters attempting to gain entrance to the novice division, will be headed by Jimmy Reagan.Board members will include Syl- vio Mircault, Pat Supple and Rudy Marineau.Don Dewar will also sit in on the committee in an advisory capacity.The first Golden Glove show will get underway at the Rose- mount Boys Club on March 8.The semi-finals are slated for Mount St.Louis April 23 and 24 with the finals at the Forum, April 30.known ERNIE McKENZIE, for and wide as the \u201cFriendly Trainer with the Southern Accent,\u201d has opened a physical therapy studio in Westmount, it was announced recently.Trainer for the past two years with the Montreal Alouettes, McKenzie is well liked by Montrealers and showed the feeling is mutual by opening his own place here, at 4296 St.Catherine St.W.Prior to coming to Montreal McKenzie was associated with Lark coach Doug Walker at Wake Forest, NC, for several years.- In 1951, as a tribute to his work on those afflicted with\u201d Polio, he was presented with a Plague for his \u201coutstanding contribution to humanity\u201d by the County of Wake Forest, During the War he enlisted with the United States Navy and later was in charge of the Physical Therapy Treatment within the 3rd Naval single goals in the second and « period, on an unassisted effort.MacRae and Michaud meeting in the first tilt, and Wheelers against Royal Pharmacy in the second match.Action starts at 2 p.m, Pete * McMänaman counted third periods to lead Wheelers to their victory over MacRae.The game was hard fought all the way, with both teams checking closely.Peter Mitchell opened the scoring at 7.80 of the first John Hersey had just returned to the ice a few seconds before to bring the Wheelers back to full strength.Terry Gray evened the count when he tallied MacRae\u2019s goal at 8.45 of the second canto.Ross Murray assisted.But only a little over a minute later, McManaman took a pass from Geotge Roberton, at 9.50 and beat MacRae goalie Doug Brambell easily for what proved to be the winning marker.McManaman came back at been removed a few seconds earlier in favor of a sixth for- man shooting the puck into an empty MacRae net.Brambell had 14.45 of the third period to count.the insurance marker.*t was an \u2018McGILL CARNIVAL QUEEN: _gnan, 19, of 4600 King Edward Ave., is sur- \u201d rounded by her royal court as she was crowned Queen of McGill's Winter Carnival at Forum unassisted goal, with McMana- ward, in a last ditch attempt to tie up the game.- Royal Pharmacy's close victory over Michaud was the second of the year for the winners.The Pharmacists came up with a new star in Marshall, who scored twice and assisted , on the other three tallies.Michaud went ahead at the 30 second mark, with Cliff Lehman scoring after passes from Bob Sleeth and Vince Ramsay.The Pharmacists tied the count at 10.16, with Bill Jackie Ma- Rattray \u2018scoring.Ritchie Bell and Marshall got assists.Bell scored at 11.45 to give Royal Pharmacy the lead, taking passes from Marshall and Rat- tray, to close out the first period.Marshall put the Pharmacists ahead 3-1 at 4.15 ofthe second period, with assists going to Rattray and Bell.They added to their margin at 9.30, with Perking scoring from Bill Ranson and Marshali.Michaud put on a terrific drive in the third, which paid off with three goals, just short Night last Friday.Front, left to right, are Carqle Eaton, 482 Mount Pleasant Ave.and Enid Pottel, 4887 Victoria Ave.; back, Sybil Beck, 572 Lansdowne Ave., and Holly Higgins.of a tie.Sleeth started tho scoring, at 8.10, with Ramsay \u2018helping.Jim Kairns continued at 11.40, taking a pass from Don Malone, and Ron Kenwood finished the scoring at 12.32 from Moe Malone.Affer Ken.wood's tally Michaud yanked goalie Jim Kerr for the re mainder of the game, but could not put the puck behind Pharmacists netminder Shugg, Standings P WL DF A Wheelers .1712 5 06139 MacRae .1710 6 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