The Westmount examiner, 6 avril 1956, vendredi 6 avril 1956

[" Mayor Opens Y Hobby Show pes i .\u2014 \u201c ISee Page 3) Examiner vol XXVii, No.14 .\u201c - WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1956 TWELVE PAGES 0d den Etes prccipens \u201c Za BL pring in Westmount It's Spring in Westmount again \u2014 officially that is, with the opening of the anunal flower show at the city's greenhouse.Combine the beauty of the display with the balmy breezes .the soft sun .that Spring \u2018feeling .and it's enough to bring throngs out every day.Examiner photographer Ed Bermingham caught a former Westmount resident as one of the earliest admirers, in the top picture.He's O.C.Wilson.Below, his two children, Clark and Beth, also show keen interest.2 + THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1936 Apartment Building Member Westmount Municipal Association Ready for Occupancy \u2014\u2014\u2014 .(Timberlands Best Resources Robson PAGE TWO {IMPORTED GOODS of best quality MANY PATTERNS TO a po ce CHOOSE FROM IN SHETLANDS, SAXONYS, TWEEDS, BEST WORSTEDS.SUITS and TOPCOATS Made to Measure QUICK SERVICE Customers or our material made yp.® REPAIRING * REMODELLING .© REFITTING F.L.SILVER 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WI.6633 LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR Partly By June 1st The new 10-sterey apertmént \u2018building, Westmount Place, now under construction at 200 Ken- sington and 201 Metcalf avenues, will be ready for part occupancy June 1, Westmount Place will house 204 maisonnettes\u2014ranging from 21% to 81% rooms each \u2014 and 6 stores on the ground floor.Estimates of the cost run to | well over $2 million.More than 250 men are at work on the building, excavations for which were begun last May.The architects are Greenspoon, Freedlander and Dunne and the |Black Tells Rofary Canada\u2019s tumberlanas can grow more jobs and more industrial strength in the next 25 \"| years than can come from any jother natural resource, Robson | Black told members of the Ro.{ tary Club this week.' Mr.Black, president-emeritus {of the Canadian Forestry Association said Wednesday that the pulp and paper industry was committed to a policy of perma.ment wood harvests that promise to double the mill output in the | text two to three decades.\u201cThis policy, he said, was founded on authentic evidence | that skilled management of woodlands can produce volumes of raw material far greater than _ A builders, Louis Donolo Inc.previously believed possible.As a consequence, $400 million of new investment was earmarked for pulp and paper expansion and replacement during the next 18 CHRISTMAS\u201d EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR FOR months.- \u201cThe irony of the situation,\" INSURANCE said the speaker, \u2018is that while forest industry lifts Canada's Edwin D.CHRISTMAS | + economy to new heights, 5,000 Canadians by acts of personal recklessness are annually setting fire to the raw.material that keeps industry in action.Conflagrations of timberlands, let loose by human \u2018hands, destroy each season \"some 300 million young trees which represent the kindergarten class of Canada\u2019s future forests.\u201cCanadians as a whole appear quite unaware that their forest resources no longer are governed by the \u2018wilderness\u2019 concepts of 1850, but by the radically- changed conditions of today.Making pulp and paper has become our biggest employer, distributing more pay-cheques than any other, and furnishing its products to 56 countries.\u201cHow - far this industry will expand in years to come depends wholly upon the abundance and accessibility of its woodlands.| This factor has necessitated the INSURANCE BROKER R.EWART STAVERT, B.Sc., President of The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Com- 1 pany of Canada Ltd, Director, The International Nickel Co.of Canada Limited; Canada Starch Company Ltd.and other companies in Canada and England, is a Member of the West- mount Municipal Association.PA All Westmount residents and business proprietors are invited to join this association.Inquiries should be directed to W.E.Black, Secretary Treasurer, 356 Lansdowne Avenue, GL.1769.This association takes an active interest in Westmount civic affairs.In recent years recommendations have heen made - to the City Council concerning recreational facilities, Housing and Zonal By-Laws, garbage collection, traffic, street lighting.| Annual fees in this asseciation are $2.00 a year and applications for membership can be obtained from the Secretary Treasurer, W.E.Black, 8356 Lansdowne Avenue, GL.1769.MA.3332 388 ST.JAMES ST.W.pme WA.4568 __ Montreal YOU, TOO, CAN LEARN ABOUT REAL ESTATE \u2014 IN 151 YEARS! For over 150 years the name of Joseph has been prominent in Montreal's business world.It is sinony- mous with real estate.Down through the years we have served tens of thousands of clients.You can buy or sell real.estate yourself, but only by dealing with us can you benefit by many years\u201d experience.WE KNOW VALUES AH Joseph & On.REAL ESTATE Serving Montreal since 1804 4492 St.Catherine St.W.Dorval Shopping Centre CL.3504 ME.1-8511 [Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB LL Ld PT P27 272 77777 200777, treatment of each square mile of forest as a self-sustaining harvest-field that gives forth periodical crops and keeps repeating them in an endless succession.This emphasis on \u2018sustained yield\u2019 marks the boundary line between the new Canadian era of \u2018forest management\u2019 and the pioneer times of unplanned exploitation.\u201d eesti dom HC at 10 OO FR \"235 Announcing .By Maurice Mariasine service to the M.B.A.affiliated clubs, a Leaders\u2019 Carnival Dance Tonight - THE 20th ANNUAL CLASSES © Boys and Girls, 6 to 12 years qq UC UT UE UT IE 54 I I I LEARN-T0-SWIM VAR OO OE OR 1 In conjunction with National Boys\u2019 Club Week which is being celebrated throughout Canada the week of April 2nd, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club conducted a series of special events at the Club which culminates tonight in a Community Carnival Dance.The music will be supplied by the \u201cThree Beats\u201d and takes place in the gymnasium.Members, 13 years of age and over, and parents and friends have been invited.Other events which took place during the week was the \u201cOpen House\u201d on Wednesday which gave parents an opportunity to visit the Club and see the Club at work.Articles made during the year were on display, and classés in woodwork, shell-work, Recognition Banquet will be held at the East End Boys\u2019 Club on Wednesday, April 11th.All volunteer workers of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club are cordially invited to attend.The agenda will include: Dinner, entertainment, square dance and special awards will be presented to workers who have contributed five years of uninterrupted service.Four members of the Unity Volunteer Staff will be honored on this occasion.Art Associafion Opens 24th Annual Exhibition The 24th annual exhibition of the Iffdependant Art Association opened last Tuesday at the Arts Mr.Black criticised the sluggishness of government forest policies by which the bulk of constructive effort and expenditure in conservation of a public- owned resource was carried hy the operating companies.\u2018 The safeguarding and continuity of Canada's timberlands, he said, are the dominant responsibility of the governmental landlords, who are the chief custodians of a national endowment and should be the most zealous practitioners of conservation.City Putters Club To Meet April 16 Westmount Putters Club will be The first meeting of the - © Individual Instruction B| fretwork, wood carving, art and Club, 2027 Victoria St.held at the Westmount Athletic Bl creative crafts were in opera- The exhibition will continue Grounds on Monday, April 16, at ® [im: =| tion.The Unity Social Club of till Friday, April 20.It is open |8 p.m.Plans for the 1956 Sea- Limited Enrolment = Elderly people conducted their to the public from 3 to 6 pm son will be discussed.ou a weekly meeting and the opening every afternoon including Sun- George Cairns, club president, © First Course Starting April 9th BM games of the 1956 Spring Bas- days and from 7 to 10 pm Tues-|and B.R.Rothwell, Recreation : B ketball House League took place.day, Wednesday, Friday and Sat- Superintendent, will be in at- = On Thursday, the Annual Urday evenings.tendance.= Penny Carnival attracted a large = Hjcrowd of members and parents.HB The theme \u201cFun for the whole For application forms and further information ji family\u201d was suitably designated .td .=|as shown by the enjoyment Call or Write u which prevailed.vom \" \" ï Afternoon sessions of a va- Graduate Landscape Contractor a riety of tournaments completed N I d 5 WESTMOUNT Y M C A a full week of special activities ursery now located at = a sa =| at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club and the NE n successes achieved can be attri- $00 MONTEE DE LIESSE = M buted to the services rendered .4585 Sherbrooke St.W.§|by the many volunteer workers at Cote Verdu, Ville St.Laurent = = and club members, PH NES: a GL.3916 Volunteers To Be Honored \"RL.4-3 425 o \u2018 Rl.4-3823 ï {| As a special tribute to all Fr \u2018' ° CF ü œ Volunteer workers who render Pen fs .1 JL OG 10 OO NE) mile ning Orth re- suc- sus- and- Be FINE FLOORING * HARDWOOD © ASPHALT Speclaling In Refinishing O1d Floors oo oo hy 2 - | | | ir 3 A.Ross Grafton | - > { Co | WATCH REPAIRS & COMPANY Free Estimates 4486 ST.CATHERINE steer || | = | OHMAN'S a WE.2323 NG x UNI ne Xr WE.4046 in 6 Greene Ave.5 Certified Watchmakers =; VOL XXVII, No.14 Event Swings Into 3rd Day At Local YMCA The musical festival in the nasium, a boys swim meet and life saving derhon- stration will feature the program at Westmount YMCA tonight as the Annual Boys and Girls Hobby Show continues into its third day.Before a crowd of some 200, Mayor James De Lalanne officially opened the show Wednesday night that saw over 600 exhibits on display.The four-day event will conclude Saturday, with Frank B.Common Jr., president of the first hobby show in 1936, officiating at the closing and presentation of prizes.Exhibits on display range from ceramics, leatherwork and needlepoint to the latest in modern art.In addition there is a continuous exhibition of junior craftsmen at work on their favorite hobbies and their handiwork can be viewed by spectators.Each evening special events were held in the gymnasium and the pool.Highlight of Wednesday\u2019s program was the boys gymnastic competition and girls swimming meet folowed by an exhibition of synchronized swimming by the Concordia Swim Team.Last night basketball took over the spotlight when a boys |\u2019 junior tourney was run off, pre- \u2018ceeded by a senior boys exhibition game, Guests at the opening ceremony Wednesday were Mayor De Lalanne; J.Annesley, member of the Y.M.C.A.Board of Governors; Jim Booke, chairman.of the 1956 Hobby Show executive; N.Millington, executive secretary of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.; Miss Lynne Rodger, vice-president of the show; Miss Sandra Shackile- ton, secretary of the show and F.J.Hawkes, Youth Work secretary of the Westmount Y.M.C.A.LOWER CANADA DINNER Lower Canada College Old Boys Association's annual dinner is scheduled for the college Friday evening.The dinner will begin at 7:30 and reports will be heard from chairman of the Board of Directors, A.M.Minion and D.S.Penton, headmaster.BE WELL DRESSED THIS SPRING SUITS MADE-TO-MEASURE 10 DAYS DELIVERY Very latest materials and best workmanship guaranteed.Come in and compare our prices! WE SPECIALIZE IN MAKING STOLES, CAPES, SHORTIES FROM YOUR OLD FUR } COAT.RESTYLING AND.REPAIRS OF.ALL KINDS Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) \u2018PICK-UP and DELIVERY .CLOSED SATURDAYS Dr.Dimock Speaks At Ascension PTA 7 Th v7 ee EEE \u201coe maw WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, APRIL §, 1956 7 PAGE THREE Federal Transp.Minister Thanks P.C.Fire Dept.Mayor Maurice Arpin of Pointe Claire has received letters of appreciation from Hon.George C.Marler, Federal Minister of Transport, and from Mr.G.R.McGregor, président of Trans- Canada Air Lines, thanking the Town, and in particular Director Ed.Paiement and his men, for the valuable assistance rendered by the Town\u2019s Fire Department on the occasion of the fire at Dorval Airport on March 18.Both letters give credit to the prompt arrival and efficient as- gistance of Pointe Claire Fire Department and those of the surrounding Towns, for minimizing the effects of the conflagration and preventing it from spreading to surrounding build- - ings, tes ire dépege épris métis a 55 - Krew.1 .=~ a SE : a - HR ee TRE - \u2018 bite ae Se LT Svan SEG EYES Li DE - HERE'S HOW: Barry Stevens right, explains The car was made by Louis Smith, and has to Mayor J.A.de Lalanne the workings of a been a winning entry in some of the Kinsmen\u2019s K Charters To Head model car on display at the Westmount YMCA *\u2018 Soapbox Derby events.y Hobby Show, at the official opening Wednesday.(Photo by Ted Harrison) Slate of M en $ Club Keith Charters was elected president of the Westmount Y's Men's Club at their annual meeting Wednesday night.Vice-pre- gident elected was Gil Goddard; Secretary, Bruce MacFarlane; and treasurer, Dick Dendy.The retiring executive iIn- cluded Doug MacDonald, President; Keith Charters, Vice-pre- sident; Bruce MacFarlane, Secretary and Gil Goddard, Treasurer.Back To School Roman Catholic School pupils are already back in classes after the Easter vacation, and students of the schools under the Protestant boards are returning Monday after a longer break.CITY WIDE 24 HOUR SERVICE : All makes of TVs and Radios.MANY LOCAL CHURCHES emphasized the Closed tightly on arrival, the blooms were put ® ANTENNAS ERECTED © joyous nature of the Easter festival with in place and brought to maturity just in time floral decoration last Sunday.At Dominion- for service.Part of the display, arranged by WI.8562 Douglas Church, 2000 Bermuda lilies were ar- Mrs.A.E.May and her committee, is shown ; ranged on the altar, pulpit and chancel rails.here.262 Fleanor Street Dr.Hedley Dimock, director of Group Guidance at Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital will be guest speaker at the regular meeting of Ascension Parish Parent Teachers Association.The meeting is scheduled for St.Leo's Academy Hall, Monday at 8:15 p.m.Dr.Dimock will speak on the topic \u201cPsychological and Educational aspects of Children with Polio\u201d, He will also discuss the child who corivalesces at home and educational development.President J.H.McMahon will be in the chair and refreshments will be served.Te wd wn # ; .1° 4% Ey PASE FOUR : : THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL §,- 1936.i \u201c : ¢ So i { a: 4 (404: 11): \u201cIt is not well to .3 | ou T H E E X A M i N E R I Christian Science, imagine that Jesus demonstrat | _ ~° BAPTIST CL ; À ed the divine power to heal only WESTMOUNT BAPTIST to 8 \"Serving the City ef Westmount .Availability - -today - of - God's for a select number or for a = - | Published Bvery Fridey by healing and renegerative power.| limited period of time, since to! \u201c., CHURCH THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY | ï | 3 \u2018 all mankind and in.every hour, I 4 Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal | Sherbrooke Street West.and Roslyn divine Love supplies all good.\u201d | J.A.Johnston, B.A., D,D.Wey * co will be wrought out at Christian A WaAinut 2773 * Science services Sunday.- Minister Emeritus \u201c + + 4 i | ; i t T i i b independent, cf : 5 1° J .B.A, «À nevapaper or the home, devoted to public ser- Reading 8 from the - King» PRES BYTERIAN Pa ME irr Harvey, B.A, 3] \u20ac ; .) LD nister's Assistant Tice: vs subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 James Version of the Bible and \u2014 ] Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept., correlative passages from MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN .eat ar s-B.Mus., Ottawa.\u201cScience and Health with Key CHURCH NE 2° - FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1956 Easter I By Rev.Canon R.K.Naylor Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Event followed naturally on event, and yet in some strange way Jesus Himself kept the direction of those events in His own hand.He had seemed to surrender to the plots of His enemies but all the time He was directing an infinitely deeper plan, staking steps to gather together not only the lost sheep of the House of Israel, but also all the people of God in all nations who would come to Him; for He knew that by self-sacrifice and not by self-assertion He would draw all men to Himself.But all had to be done according to God's will, and according to the needs of His people.So Jesus gathered His disciples on the Thursday evening; gave them a teaching which was to survive all disaster and a ceremony which was to be \u2018continued throughout all time.It was to be not only a ceremony \u2014 the break of the bread and the outpouring of the wine \u2014 it was also to be a sacrament, an outward and effective sign by which those who believe in Him should share His very life.That done, He could let His enemies have their way, and apparently destroy Him.But again things were not what they seemed; their victory turned to utter defeat.The thief crucified with Him accepted salvation from Him; even the officer in charge of the Crucifixion confessed: \u201cTruly this was Son of God!\u201d as He surrendered that precious Life into the hands of His Heavenly Father.He continued to the end to be master of the situation.He could rest on the Sabbath Day knowing that His work was done.He had accomplished the task for which He had come into the world.Then followed the event which we generaly consider supernatural or miraculous.But there are certain events which must follow certain other events if the very nature of things is to be preserved.As St.Peter said afterwards, \u201cIt was not possible that He should be holden of death.\u201d If God is the very meaning of righteousness He must vindicate that righteousness by raising His Son from the dead.As St.Paul puts it: \u201cJesus was SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke St.West Westmount, Montreat Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES Friday Evening, April 6th, o'clock; Dr.Stern will \u201cSTRANGE FIRE\".ing, April 7th, at 11:30 o'clock, Ser- monette: \u201cTHE WO RESTS UPON THIREE THINGS\u2019, based on Pirke Aboth.at 8:15 speak on Saturday Morn- DAILY SERVICES Monday thru Thursday at 5:45 p.m.Sunday Mornings at 10:15 a.m.Men and women are cordially invited to participate in Daily Worship.RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Regular classes resumed after Passover holiday \u2014 High School Department, Saturday Morning, April 7th, at 9:45 o'clock; Junior School, Sum- © day Morning, April 8th, at 10 o'clock.Daily Hebrew Classes resumed \u2014 Wednesday, April 4th.Daily Hebrew Classes are held Monday through Thursday afternoon from 3:30 o'clock to 6:00 o'clock, Temple Sisterhood Sisterhood Annual Donor Luncheon, Tuesday, April 10th, 12:30 o'clock, Temple Community House, declared Son of God with-power by the Resurrection of the dead.\u201d ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, Honorary Assistant First Sunday After Easter Holy Communion.Sunday School.Mattins (said) Solemn Eucharist Evensong Week Days HOLY COMMUNION a.m.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.a.m.Monday and Friday.a.m.Wednesday.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector .Rev.H.John Skynner First Sunday After Easter 8:00 am.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Morning Prayer.Preacher: Rev.H.John Skynner, 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.H.John Skynner.Wednesday, April 11th 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist: Mrs.Eustace Tait, A.C.C.0.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West First Sunday After Easier 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion 9:45 a.m.Junior Department 1:00 a Mattins.Preacher: 1 Rev.T.A.Ramsey.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.will comprise the Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cAre Sin, Disease, and Death Real?\u201d Christ Jesus\u2019 healing of the \u201cman With an unclean spirit\u201d will be read from Mark including the following (1:27): \u201cAnd they were all amazed, insomuch that\u201d they questioned among themselves, saying, What thing is this?this?for with authority com.mandeth he even the unclean spirits, and they do opey him.\u201d Among the correlative passages tc be read from Science and Health is the following UNITED DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave, Service.\"Ministers: Rev.A.Licyd Smith, MA.D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A.CHURCH ANNIVERSARY 10:00 a.m.Intermediate and Senior Church School.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary and Junior De- 11:00 a.m.partments.Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A, BD.: \u201cEnds and Means \u2014 God's Constant Miracle\u201d Dr.Lloyd Smith: \u201cJesus Deals With Pe:plexity\u201d Young People\u2019s Union 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.8:-5 p.m.Organist and Cholrmaster \u2014 Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH 101 Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenue) WESTMOUNT Minister: - Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A.11:00\u2018a.m.Rev.D.M.Grant: \u201cFollowing Jesus Today\u201d 7:30 pm.Rev.F.P.Gilmore of Westminster Central Chureh: \u201cBeyond the Last Page\u201d Church School \u2014 11:00 a.m, Young People\u2019s Union \u2014 8:45 p.m, Organ Recital \u2014 8:47 p.m.Organist and Choir Director PHILLIPS MOTLEY B.A, Mus.Bac.F.C.C.0.E-\\Wesrmount Park 74 #47 EMMANUEL 3 $C UNITED CHURCH - qe Western Ave.a Minister: t Lansdowne Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.Sunday, April 8th 11:00 am Morning Worship.Rev.Eric Mellwain, B, A, \u201cTHE EQUATION OF LIFE\u201d.1:30 p.m.Evening Worship.Rev Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D., \u2018CHRISTIAN _INFLUENCE IN WORLD AFFAIRS.\u201d 8:30 pm.A Film \u2018\u2018Sugar and Spice\u201d will be shown in Webster Hall.Departments 7:30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The INFANTS NURSERY Rector.with trained attendants Wednesday 11:00 A.M.7:00 a.m.Holy Communion Thursday, Choir Director: J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.10:00 am.Holy Communion Organist: 0.R.Gliddon The crowded loneliness of city streets \u2014 the cell-like isolation of apartment living \u2014 the cold, impersonal ian).singing, discussion groups, Sunday morning service.CHURCH efficiency of the place of work.There are lots of lonely people in a large city like Montreal.for lonely people at the Church of the Messiah (Unitar- There you may participate in dramatics, choral and share the fellowship of the Congregation at the .Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister .Cor.Sherbrooke St.W.and Simpson St.Telephone: Fl.1522 There is a welcome, overseas service program, OF THE MESSIAH what new doctrine is | Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A, 8.D., Minister : Sunday, April 8th 11:00 a.m.Morning Service, MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lestrvr A.Woodin, © Organist and Choirmaster - WESTMOUNT end VISTORIA AVES.= Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Mr.John R.Cameron, B.A., Assistant Sunday, April 8th 11:00 am.Mr.Wilde: \u201cI Need Thee Every Hour\u201d 11:15 am.The Church School 7:30 p.m.Rev.C.C.Cochrane will : be preaching at this Preparatory Service The number 114 bus stop at the corner.DORIS KILLAM, Guest Freacher, j JAMES\u2019 S.THOMSON, Dean of Divinity, McGill Maires 11:00 am, \u2018The Power of Prayer\" 7:30 p.m.\u201cThe Meaning of Life\u201d VISITORS WELCOME Your children are invited to attend our Sunday School hich meets during the morning worship service.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue \u2018at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCA THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, April.Sth 11:00 a.m.Sunday School, 11:00 am.Chugch Service.- Subje¢t of Lesson-Ser- mon: \u201cARE SIN, DISEASE AND DEAT H REAL?\" Golden Text: Psalms 18:L/.Thou will save the atilicted people; .for thou wilt light my candle: Pie Lord my God will enlighten my darkness.IV ednesday 8:15 p\u2018m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the A.KR.T.C., L.Mus., (McGill) public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri Organist and Choir Director day, 2 to 4 p.m.11:00 am.T .7:30 p.m.CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Groene Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Water J.Spence, B.A.- HE AFTERMATH OF EASTER Sunday School in attendance \u201cHOW MUCH ARE YOU WORTH?\" In so vast a world is it reasonable to belicve that we puny individuals \u2018possess any true or abiding value?SPECIAL MUSICAL ITEMS AND TIE SINGING OF THE OLD FAVOURITE HYMNS - Organist & Choir Director: Mrs, Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill) 11:00 a.m.The REV.DR.ACHILLE DEODATO, Moderator of the Waldensian Church._ visitor from overseas.7:30 p.m.Council of Canada.finest authorities.4563 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient fo Hotels RFV.NORMAN RAWSON, REV.B, B.BROWN, D.D., Asst.Minister \u2018REV.NETTIE L J.WILSON, Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster Guest Preacher: St.James is happy to walcome a very distinguished REV.NORMAN RAWSON WILL CONDUCT BOTH SERVICES.SPECIAL POST-EASTER PLAY \"NEW WINE\" Written and directed by Miss Isobel Squires, Executive Secretary of the Christian Drama This is an opportunity for you to witness the best in religious drama, produced by.one of the world\u2019s - The Church doors open at 6:30 p.m.Parking facilities are available in the Church yard.Minister B.A.B.D.Asst.Minister - had * « .\u2014_\u2014 nae + ~ \\ Lh FREER ER HAI T] 4 2) pre | HILLMAN converTiaLE ACCESSORIES HUSKY PARTS SEDAN SALES HARD TOP SERVICE y 1822-26 St.Catherine W.| Fl.4616 8 LOTS FOR SALE LAKE CHAMPLAIN AT NORTH HERO, Vermont surveyed lake shore lots with 100 feet of lake frontage and 300 feet of depth with each lot.Only 60 miles south of Montreal over good roads.Excellent duck hunting, fishing, bathing and boating.Road, power and telephone lines \u20ac to each lof.You can own lot of your choice now with down\u2019 payment of only $300 with balance of $800 payable $80 a month.Build now and take advantage of low United States costs.Write John J.Deschenes, owner, Box Burlington, Vt., U.S.A.M-29 a APARTMENTS TO LET FIELDING AVENUE 6685.1'2, $70.00, or 4!% $110.New building, aay equipped.All taxes paid Bendix.Bal- cory.Will\u201dredecorate.May 1st occupancy.RE.3-8172.M-66 16 FLATS, DUPLEXES TO LET WESTMOUNT Upper duplex, 7 rooms, 2 bathrooms, heated, hot water, garage.WE, 4427.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1956 PAGE FIVA \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 WAlnut 2771x* Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3c for éach additional word 29 FOR SALE DINING ROOM SUITE Antique oak table ¥ith 4 leaves, serving table, buffet, 8 chairs, DE.6794 evenings.M-30 LEAVING TOWN Selling everything: furniture, household \u2019 equipment, silver ware, etc.Earnscliffe Avenue, M-50 TWO evening gowns, size 11, worn once.Reasonable, WA, 8507 between 6 and 9.M-59 BEIGE coat, like new, a navy hlue coat trimm in white, $10; rose trimmed $6; black corded silk lined in black and white check taffeta, $8.00; All size 38 or 20.Clean and good order.FI.1505.M-60 BUREAUS, beds, springs, matiresses, carpets; chrome kitchen table a s; coffee table; lamps, Very reasonable price.RE.iy 6207 Clamranald, after 7 p.m.M-56 N.D.G., 5!2 room lower duplex with basement, automatic heating.Private lawn, Balcony, front and back.WA.DINING room set, walnut, 10 4, M-14+ pieces, including 6 high back RO chairs, blue leather uphol- 20 OMS TO LET stery.Bargain at $195.00.RE.WESTMOUNT, large frgat room, 8-6970.M-45 clean, quiet home, furnished or unfurnished.DE.9586.M-22 BEACONSFIELD, N.D.G., front room FIRESOREEN and irons; corner furnished.privileges.Mornings, eve- bookcase; venetian blind.nings, M-38 M-39 ONE esd and large bedroom, BRAUTIFUL blue n \u2018 ylon evening f only roomer.gown, long, cost $105, size 10-12, worn 21 ROOMS WANTED BASEMENT playroom wanted for afternoons, near Roslyn School Westmount.DE.6505.- Ms 23 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED YOUNG English business man requires room and board in refined French home, Phone FL.9763.M-35 iH [BRIA M 1 610 5 Sherbrooke St W DExver 1149 Completely AIR CONDITIONED Faneral Home amd Chapel once, sell $65.REp.m.BLACK lace over pink short formal or cocktail, lace stole, cost $75, size 10-12, worn ounce, sell $25.RE.7-5118 after six p.m.M-37 DINING room set; twin beds; odd pieces furniture.DE.1555.M-34 AUTOMATIC washer and dryer; chesterfield, kitchen set, mirrors, venetian blinds, bedspread and drapes.Other housebold articles, moving.EL.3918.M-32 PIANO for sale, perfectly plain.Ver good tone, $125.00.EL.5656.Mi FINE mahogany dining room table inlaid edge; double bed, both 18th century reproductions.EL.1644, -26 C.C.M.Z-wheel bicycle, size 18; wagon, toy trucks, new; 3 pairs skates: 2 raincoats, jacket; mahogany desk; baby carriage.DE.2334.M-23 GREEN velvet cornice, complete with 7-5118 after six M-38 track and fluorescent light, Very reasonable.RE.8-5603.M-21 BOY'S bicycle, good condition, $25.WE.4980, 4477 Western Ave.M-20 PIANO in good condition.Very reasonable, RE.1.4376.M-18 EXCELLENT buy, 4-piece set, good condition.VI.3923.M-17 MIXMASTE/R, toaster; red spring coat, size 36, with chamois loose lining.DE.1060.M-15 COLLAPSIBLE ping-pong table, $20.Call between 5 and 7 a.m.DE.36848 13 GIRL\u2019S 26° C.C.M.bicycle, Very good condition.HU.8-0505.M-12 B.S.A.350 c.c.motorcycle, 1947, only 15,000 miles.Highest offer.Call DE 9779, after 6.M-10 BOY'S \u20acC.C.M.bicycle, 26\u201d frame, three , with stand and accessories, $35.00.EL.2485.M-76 FRENCH lace dress, aqua, floor length, new, size 17 or Te accessories.WA.6986.M-68 EE WENN EE ER EE Y fire dogs, 29 FOR SALE LIQUIDATION SALE.At Willock\u2019s Sport Shop, 4870 Sherbrooke Street West, DE.9069.Everything below cost.Luggage, tennis | Tracquet, golf clubs, lamps, etc.etc.TWO ARMCHAIRS Barrel shape, excellent condition.Reasonably priced.Phone WA.8725.SMITH CORONA Deluxe silent typewriter, almost new.WE.9031, after 8.M-70 record players dress es, suits, size, 12., onsard.75: CAR RADIO Push button, 6 volt, $25.00.RE.1- 5988.M-99 WALNUT dining room set, 9 i $65.00; two single beds Hash.| Ambassador Sales Rambler Service .Statesman Parts Metropolitan Accessories 1822-26 St.Catherine St.W Fl.4616 29 FOR SALE - BOY'S BICYCLE ; Thistle, excellent condition.Reasonable.FI.3282.DINING ROOM SOTTH Walnut, 9 pieces.RE.7-8796.M-48 SINGLE bed, spring, mattress; kitchen table, four leatherette chains; metal broom closet; baby\u2019s chest of drawers; electric plate, 2-burner; electric broiler; small r lamp; automatic table model radio, BEAUTIFUL gold chinese rug 9 x 12 with underlay, like new, paid $875.00 2 years ago, would sell for $500.00; also Bendix washer; commercial floor polisher; gray baby carriage with pad.EL.0585.M-52 UPRIGHT Willis piano; jacket heater, 2 rings; 3 galvanized washtubs; set of fire irons, fire basket and folding fire screen; hall 14\u2019 and 15\u2019 long, each 26\" runners spring-filled mat- wide, with ozite; tress.EL.2028.M-51 COAT, Suit, dresses, size 6 years.WA.7014 M-47 GREY rug 9 x 16, 24 square yds., broadloom, draperies, curtains, ie: Knacks, etc.RE.7-3475.SUITS and dresses, size 16, 16% Fe dealers.RE.8-7525.- *M-63 CHINESE.rug, 9 x 12, lamps, silver, paintings, etc.DE.8824.M-64 OAK dining set; antique mahogany dresser, what-not shelves, vases; lawnmower; bridal rose china, and extension ladder.Phone GL, 3489.GIRL'S tweed spring coat, size 5.Perfect condition.EL.4315.M-72 DINING room set, solid walnut, excellent condition, 9 pieces, $275.00; solid walnut.double bed; spring and mattress and vanity, $75.00.RE.8- 9784.M-73 + \u201c | Temple Emmanuel | * + Religious School: \u2014 Regular classes High School Department resume Saturday morning, April 7, at 9:45 o'clock; junior school classes resume Sunday morning, April 8, at 10 o'clock.Daily Hebrew classes resumed Wednesday afternoon, April 4.These classes are held Monday through Thursday afternoon from 3:30 o'clock to 6 o'clock.Koffe Club: \u2014 On Sunday morning, April 8, the Koffee Klub will meet at 10:15 o'clock | and have as its guests speaker Maurice Garfinkle, Honorary Trustee of Temple Emanu-El who will speak on \u201cTravels Through Isrgel and Europe.\u201d He will illustrate his address with color slides.Reuben Ginsberg will preside.The Temple Community House was crowded to capacity at the Monday, March 26th, The four questions were asked by Arthur Ginsberg.Then the whole congregation chanted the Mana Shtano.The Afikoman was found by Ricky Zinman.The | door for Elijah was opened by Paul Yaphe.Among the officers finkle, Jack Garrick, Reuben | Ginsberg, Arthur Pascal.The blessing over the Hghts was pronounced by Mrs.J.A.Roston, held on Sunday morning, March 25, members of the Confirmation and Graduation Classes assisted the Rabbi in conducting the ritual.Elijah was dramatized by Louis Pont and gifts were distributed to all the pupils who attended.David Lightstone | found the Afikomen, at the chil- del Seder was under the auspices of the Home and School Associa- , tion.\"seen to \u2018volumes, good condition.DE.4828.Congregational Seder held on.of the Congregation who assist- |.\u2018ed Dr.Stern in conducting the | Seder Ritual were: President] Hyman Grover, Honorary| Trustee\u2014William Gittes, Josef Aron, Trustees \u2014 E.T.Gar- | \"FY.W.MONTEITH Manufacturing Co.cabinet makers.Planning your kit- | estimates.repair in general.BE, 8337.Residence \u2018EL.1028.At the Children's Model Seder | prices.Repairing, remodelling.Anna }i i Gowns, 346A Victoria Avenue (near ' of alterations.WE.7420.M-5 | dren's Seder.The Children's Meo- [1 complete, $15.00 each; tea service, $15.00.AH in good condition.Call at 4328 Sherbrooke Street, Westmount, Apt.21, before 7:30 or after 10 p.m.M-44 STEINWAY Baby Grand piano, fine tone, excellent condition.Must be be appreciated.FI.6021.M-62 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE BOOK of Knowledge wanted in 20 M-27 DINING.room table, walnut or mahogany, wanted, must condition.WE.8298.M42 32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED COOK general, experienced, for small adult family, Westmount, sleep in.Own room and bathroom.Good salary.References.Phone FI.4152.WOMAN who likes general housekeeping and wants part-time work, several hours a week, for mother with young children.Vicinity Clare- mont and Western.HU.8-5192, M-57 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE MOTHERS TO BE If you are a good typist or stenographer and your doctor advises you to work, why not register with Office Overload in our own office.Call now, FI, 6311, or visit 1980 Sherbrooke wi PART - TIME If you like people, make your leisure hours pay dividends.WA.Saat.STENOGRAPHER Experienced, permanent ie tion, good working conditions.Office located Sherbrooke St.west of Girouard.HU, 9-2083.- \u201884 HELP WANTED FEMALE TYPIST REQUIRED Part or full time.Good muneration.Call WA.0415, Mr.R.Darragh.M-61 REQUIRED for boy three y care five day week 9-8, Vicinity Clarke Ave.Call WE.4970 after 6.36 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE RELIABLE middle-aged widow will.baby sit by day or evening.EL.2431.M-16 MIDDLE aged English widow avails able for part-time employment, convalescent care, housekeeping and cooking.DE, 4054.WIDOW, pensioner, reliable, would baby sit or care for older lady § days weekly or part time, Please call EL.3998.M43 42 PERSONALS FREE to those who are married, or about to be married, a copy of the booklet \u201cWhat Every Married Man Should Know\u201d \u2014 or \u2018What Every Married Woman Should Know\" with our Price List of Druggists\u2019 Sundries and Medical Specialties, in plain szaled envelope.Send name and address with 5¢ stamp to Dept.M.Home Hygiene Co.P.O.Box 403, Station A, Toronto, Qntario.S-184 \u2014 TRADE SCHOOLS DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT Men are being selected in this area to be trained for high-pay jobs, as Diesel Mechanies, operators, marine Diesel, partsmen, servicemen, trouble shooters, and many other jobs in this rapidly expanding industry.If you are mechanically minded and want increased earnings, you owe it to yourself to find out whether or not you can qualify.For free information, without obligation, write \u2014 giving address and phone number to: TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE, LTD.DIV.119, 3333A BLOOR STREET W.TORONTO 18, ONTARIO * 20 Words 75e = CARPENTRY \u2018ALL types arborite, wood working and furniture polishing done.Expert craftsmanship.GR.6742.M-7 BUILDING REPAIRS ACADIA Construction Co.Ltd.concrete, brick, stone, plaster, tile concrete blocks.Repairs and alterations to.sidewalks, chimneys, walls, floors, foundations; als also waterproofing and caulking.RE.8-2336.M-1 GENERAL HOME ALTERATIONS Carpentry, painting, planned kitchens, etc.HA, 7570.M-8 CABINET MAKERS chen is our specialty.Alterations and M-28 DRESSMAKING DRESSES made-to-measure in new winter styles.Imported materials.European designer, Somerville).EL.0823.Evenings GL.1553.M4 DRESSMAKER, designer, EUROPEAN dressmaker and designer, dresses made, alterations and repairs.5110 Sherbrooke West, Apt.M-3 - FURRIERS HAVE your furs repaired ov re-styled | at Flomen Exclusive Furs.1235 Greene Ave., WI, 3312, M4 | sopole Building.HA 9-2820.Trades and Professional Cards Additionci Words 3c Each * LANDSCAPING AND GARDENING COMPLETE landscape service.Hedges, rock gardens, lawns built, rates for maintenance, Town references.Work guaranteed.Free estimates.Newmethod La .HU.9-2273.M-58 NOTARIES | MILTON W.WINSTON, Notary, 4 Dame St.S.Suite 504-505, Met Notre 3 - 2486.Eves., HU.UPHOLSTERING UPHOLSTERING of all kinds.Cus- ; tom and recovering.Remodelling and ' repairs.Expert workmanship.Free 24-hour service.Marcel .Aubin, 5031 Notre Dame St.West.Phone WE.3634.M-2 very moderate | H WHEN SELLING CONSULT REDPATH REALTIES LIMITED 2007 Union Avenue Plateau 1104 \u2014 es \u2018 0 sent free ' ga, rs w ge © mp TES pr TEETER a + PAGE SIX SEA RANGERS OF SRS Queber, line up for their show Dreamboat, an origindl fantasy in three acts, which they will present tomorrow at Montreal West High School auditorium at 8:15 p.m.Left to right are: Gail Lambton, Sue Henders and Judy Roberts.The Rangers, senior branch of the Girl Guide movement, hope\u2019 to be able to buy a boat with the proceeds.; Fg it\u2019s : vs Wt, Otters tL Just one look and you\u2019ll know what we mean ., .our wonderful collection will make you want to hurry in and try these latest fashions for Spring into Summer, ® SUITS ® DRESSES ® COATS ® COTTONS | SPORTSWEAR | GOWNS 1353 GREENE AVE., WESTMOUNT F1 7773 SLEEKEST FITTING ELFIN EVER! NEW NEW, IMPROVED '56 DESIGN | = New lower back.new curved waistband.2 makes Canada\u2019s most popular bra fit even better.NS Broadcloth, satin, nylon satin, nylon taffeta.Try New Elfin today of MME A.COURVAL CORSETIERE : 4861 Sherbrooke West \u201c; \">\" Westmount Use Examiner Classified Ads _¥_drpHi WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL: 6 1856 i Prominent BRIDGE CONVENER: Mrs.C.H.Denhez, convener of the Easter bridge and tea being held by the Montreal Convalescent Hospital Associates at the Hospital, 3001 Kent avenue, at 2 p.m.Saturdy, April 7.Proceeds of the bridge will benefit the Hospital.sident of the M ape iy Social Personal Engagements Mr.and Mrs.George Martin, Grosvenor avenue, will leave by\\ plane on.Saturday for three weeks\u2019 visit in the British Isles and France.Mrs.Norman Dalley, who spent \u2018ten days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Benson, has returned to Hamilton, Ont.Mr.Dalley joined her for the weekend.7 Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Watterson, have returned by plane following a trip to the West Indies.Mr.and Mrs.T.R.McLagan returned recently in.the Queen Mary following a trip to Italy and France.: Mr.and Mrs.Preston G.Prince of Westmount, who are spending the winter in San Antonio, Texas, will.return before the end of April.Mr.and Mrs.J.O.Asselin have returned following a two months stay in Fort Lauder- dale, Palm Beach, and Miami, Florida.Mr.A.J.Campbell, Q.C., and Mrs.Campbell have returned after spending two weeks in Paget, Bermuda.: Melville Church- WMS The Thank-offering meeting of the Melville Auxiliary of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will be held at 2 p.m.on Thursday afternoon, April 12 in the church hall, Melville Avenue, Westmount.The guest speaker will be the Reverend Dr.C.Ritchie Bell.Members and friends will be very weltome, The weight of one of the low pressure rotors for the engines of the new Canadian Pacific flagship Empress of Britain is 814 tois, | Chateau Laurier this week and Mr.and Mrs.A.Turner Bone spent the Easter weekend in the Laurentians, at the Laurentisn Lodge Club, Shawbridge, Que, Mr.and Mrs.R.P.Vaughan have returned from a vacation in Bermuda.Miss Frances Goltman, Quebec Vice-President of the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers\u2019 Association,- left Wednesday for Ottawa to attend the Silver Anniversary Convention of the Ontario R.M.T.A.being held in the an executive meeting of the C.F.M.T.A.While in Ottawa Miss Goltman will be a guest at the Chateau Larier.APPROACHING MARRIAGE -The marriage of Audrey Margaret, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.S.Leslie Brown, of Montreal, to Mr.\u2018Paul John Me- Donagh of Westmount, son of Mr.and Mrs.\u2018David J.Me- Donagh, of Dublin, Ireland, has been arranged to take place on Saturdays morning, at nine o'clock, in St.Monica's Church.The bride will be attended by Miss Margaret Ann Walsh, as maid of honor.Mr.Guy Severac will act at best man for Mr.McDonagh and the ushers will be Mr.Christopher Brown and Mr.Peter Brown, brothers of the bride.\u2018 Following the ceremony a reception will be held at the Mount Stephen Club.CARLOS GERMANN Jeweller & Designer Repairs ! Remodelling - Modernizing Experienced Swiss Craftsmenship.Gems tested with scientific methods.4462 St.Catherine St.W.Suite 2 (Near Metcalfe Ave.) Welfare Activities .ia = es an wie is, + woh MRS.PHILIP CAPLAN, honorary life pre- Cancer Research Society Ine., who has been named vice-president of the Canadian Cancer Society, it was announced by W.H.Budden, president, Quebec Division of the Canadian Cancer Society.Mrs.Caplan, + who founded the Cancer Research Society Inc., 10 years ago, is the first woman to hold the office in the Quebec Division.Mrs.Caplan is now engaged in the United Cancer Campaign which will be held April 16-30 with an objective of $500,000.- os \u2014Photo by Kalb Gyrette Club The Gyrette Club of Montreal Will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.J.E.McGuire, 4121 Wilson Ave., N.D.G., April 9 at 8:30 p.m.HOBBS photographia A Wedding Service of \u2018Superb Quality Fl.1757 1672 Lincoln Avenue 3 * FURS reso We Specialize in * REPAIRS REMODELLING COLD STORAGE 1370 Greene Avenue WE.3276 WI.2298 TH EE REE EE REE EE REE ee Ta Poe Am 4 JO AL ee SN Smo me me mg le al al al el a a a nf\" nl\" ' \u2018 McGill Alumnae Lists| Patrons For Bridge.Many Montreaters, prominent in the life of McGill University, have extended their.patronage to the Spring bridge and card party which the Alumnae Society 1s holding on Wednesday April 11, at quarter-past eight o'clock in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium.101 .These include B.C., Gardner, chancellor of McGill University and Mrs.Gardner, Dr.F.Cyril James, Vice-chancellor and principal of the University and Mrs.James, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Me- Connell, Mr.and Mrs.Walter M.Stewart, Mr.and Mrs.F.-G.Ferrabee, Mr.and Mrs.J.À.de- Lalanne, Mr.and Mrs E.Ww.Bowness, Mr.and Mrs.Turner Bone, Howard I Ross, president of the Graduates\u2019 Society and Mrs.Ross, Drummond Giles, , vice-president of the Graduates\u2019 Soc:èty and Mrs.Giles, D.À.Hanson, Chairman of the McGill Associates and Mrs.Hanson, Angon C.McKim, chairman of the Alma Mater Fund and Mrs.Mec- Kim, Professor and Mrs.J.U.MacEwan, Mrs.Walter Vaughan, honorary president of the Alumnae Society, and Dr.Muriel V.Roscoe, warden of Royal Victoria College, Mr, and Mrs.S.G.Dixon, Dr.and Mrs.J.C.Tid- marsh, Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Knowles, Miss Jane Fleet, Mrs.\"0.S.Tyndale and Mrs.Morris Ww.Wilson.: Miss Alice Miller, president of the Alumnae Society will receive the guests, assisted by Mrs.A.S.Bruneau, chairman of the scho- Jarship fund and Miss Margaret Dodds, chairman of the bridge committee.DR.LOTTA HITSCHMANOVA, Director of the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada, who will speak on conditions in India, Korea and Greece at a meeting to be held at 8.15 p.m.Sunday, April 8, in Channing Hall, Sherbrooke St.W.at Simpson.Admission will be free.A silver collection will be taken.A colored film \u201cThe Little Ones\u201d will be shown.Dr.Hitschmanova has received wide recognition abroad for her services.the French Red Cross presented her with its Gold Medal; the French Government named her Chevalier of the Order of Public Health, and awarded her the Mednl of French Gratitude, The Greek Red Cross conferred the Silver Medal on her, and on behalf of the USC, she received the Medal of St.Paul.Last July, in Korea, the Mayor of the Special City of Seoul presented her with a citation \u2014 the first to be given to any Canadian agency \u2014 gratitude for the outstanding Service Committee.# Dr.L.Hitschmanova Directs Relief Projects In Europe and Asia \" Three round-the-world surveys to work out relief programs have been made by Dr.Lotta Hit- schmanova who will speak on conditions in India, Korea and Greece at 8:15 in Channing Hall on Sunday, April 8.Dr, Hitschmanova is the Executive Director of the Uniterian Service Committee of Canada, a voluntary relief organization which was founded in 1945 to help victims of war and other catastrophies.Born in Prague, Czchoslova- kia, Dr.Hitschmanova is a graduate of the Universities of Pra- FA SF es shorts.Sizes 1-3x.THE C 1350 Greene Ave.\u201d.\u201crn, THE © CHILDRENS Le CORNER mor || now playing _.at birthday parties and special events \u2014 and soon to be seen at your favourite park \u2014 our little boy suits with their well-tailored blouses and neat button-on 2.95 to 6.95 Handsome and sturdy in a variety of fpbrics \u2014 Viyella, broadcloth, woven gingham, baby cord.DREN'S CORNER {+ a pleasant shop .CL.8510 to express work done by the Unitarian gue, and Sorbonne, Paris; she holds a doctorate in philosophy and diplomas in social science and journalism.For openly opposing Hitler as a trained newspaperwoman, Dr.Hitschmanova was forced to flee her native land after Munich, and took refuge in Belgium and later in France.After evading the Gestapo for two years, she was granted entrance to Canada in 1942, at the request of the Lon- don-exiled Czechoslovak Government.Dr.Hitschmanova became a Canadian citizen in 1948.For the past ten summers, Dr.Hitschmanoca has made annual survey tours to investigate conditions abroad.Bach year, on her return, she has been telling audiences across Canada of urgent needs in Europe and Asia, and of Unitarian Service Committee projects to alleviate the distress of people overseas.In 1952, Dr.Hitschmanova was the first Canadian woman relief worker to visit Korea.She went there at the invitation of the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency, following which she launched the much- lauded \u201cMilk for Korea\" campaign, In 1953, after another survey trip, again undertaken at the invitation of UNKRA, Dr.Hitschmanova organized the successful \u201cBarley for Korea\u201d drive, providing a daily bowl of hot Canadian barley gruel to 125,000 starving children during the three hungriest months, Following her third survey trip in 1954, once again under UNK RA\u2019s auspices, the USC shipped 850,000 pounds of mnourishing dried, salted Canadian codfish to supply sorely needed protein food for children in Korean orphanages and hospitals.St.Andrew's W.A.The women\u2019s association of St, Andrew's Church, West- mount, will hold its next meeting for business and sewing on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.in Hutchison hall.Tea hostesses will be Mrs.Preston Robb and the ladies of the Roslyn group.The Red Cross group will meet at 10 a.m, FEE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1056 - Mtl.-Offawa Br.WMS United Church Meet April 11-12 Montreal and Ottawa Conference Branch of the Missionary Society of The United Church of Canada Annual meeting will be held in Erskine and American United Church, 1339 Sherbroke St.W., Montreal, April 11 and 12.: Registration and Billetting at 1.00 p.m.Wednesday; Theme \u201cThe Church in a Changing World.\u201d Guest speakers: Miss Dorothy Young, Home Organization Executive Secretary, Dominion Board, W.M.S.Toronto; Miss C.PAGE SEVEN Jean Bridgman, M.A., mission~ ary on furlough from India, The public are invited to al} sessions but it is hoped that many will be in attendance on Wed.evening to hear Misg Bridgman speaking on Ce operation.Integration, Devolution, their: meaning and signifie cance for missionary work modern India.Madison W.C.T.U.The monthly meeting of the Madison Group Women\u2019s Christ~ ian Temperence Union will be held at 8 p.m.tomorrow at the home of Miss C.Ramsay, 3230 Westmount Blvd.This will be a business meeting when reports should be taken in.Roll call verse \u201cSayings of Paul\u201d.ETES EMILE BEAUTY SALONS SPECIALS Let Emile style your hair in Spring's most striking fashions.PERMANENTS Reg.$15.00 REDUCED to $10.00 including cutting and styling Fl.2486 \u2014 Fl.0562 1347 Greene Avenue .= | 1358 GREENE AVENUE ANNE MODES There\u2019s a New Look | In Hats This Spring! We have selected.the most flattering of the new Paris-inspired sil houettes for your approval.Please come in soon and admire yourself in these exciting hats ! From $10 up REG'D.WI.6753 a! Saas rent mr \u2014 SPRING INTO - SUMMER DRESSES Most wanted fabrics and fashions for your selection.Start building up your supply now.© Cottons © Linens ® Pure Silk Prints © Pure Silk Shantungs \u201cJuniors, misses ond half sizes CSS M den 5 ES Tn Rf CAFE: nF ge a CES Le Ee cA 3 te e+ - - [SS Eck lib mE roi _ me.à ie ee aR - - PE aided bte green or ER a a IE ea Cm Des Si ip tn dE PAGE EIGHT American Women's Club Reports Active Season; Elects Officers - \u2019Fhe annual meeting of the American Women's Club of Montreal was held Wednesday, March 28.in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The President, Mrs.F.E.Holland presided.Reports were submitted by members of the executive and chairmen of the various committees, indicating a very active season of community work and social welfare.Mrs.C.N.Stevens, Treasurer, reported another successful year.The budget had been adequate but chairmen were advised to \u201cadhere to thriftier expenditures for the coming year.bership Chairman, announced 21 new members had joined the Club, making a total of 236 active members.This also included 8 charter members, 4 honorary members and 11 courtesy members (wives of the U.S.EU a D Mrs.J.C.Hennessy, Mem- Consular Service in Montreal).of Social Service, reported a most successful year, due to the splendid response of the club workers in the sewing room and from proceeds obtained from the rummage sale held in October and the Christmas Tea and Fair in December.The Social Service Department was able to fulfill its committments and contribute to 28 established charities in Montreal, hospitals and the Post-War Department.In addition volunteer workers of the Club made 21 complete layettes which were distributed to the following hospitals: Queen Elizabeth, Montreal General, St.Mary's, Reddy Memorial and the Catherine Booth.Miss Martin also announced a trip had been made by Mrs, C.W.Weber, Chairman of the Post- War Department to the veterans in the St.Hyacinthe Annex of the Ste.Anne\u2019s Hospital in the fall and again at Christmas.À variety of gifts including articles of clothing, fountain pens, writing material, shaving equipment, tobacco, cookies and sweets had been delivered to patients (18 JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve = all weak foot conditions.Children\u2019s Supports a Specialty.By appointment only Phone WI.1545 ne JINITTING PIN Toddlers\u2019 Wear \u2014 Sizes 1 to 3X BABY GIFTS AND TOYS Beehive, Monarch and Mary Maxim Wools Beehive, Kroy, Penguin, Viyella and Nomatta Baby Wools.° NYLON, ORLON AND TERRYLENE WOOL.Orders taken for Hand-knitted Goods 5133 Sherbrooke St.W.(near Vendome) WA.5333 One block west of Westmount Theatre A dS SS Miss Edna Martin, Chairman | THE WESTMOUNT WXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRM.6 1956 Mrs.C.H.Hulme.MISS MARGARET DODDS, chairman of the annual Spring bridge and card party, being held by the Alumnae Society of McGill on Wednesday, April 11, at 8.15 p.m.in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium.Tickets may be obtained from -\u2014Photo by Geraldine Carpenter men and 1 woman) who have no relations to take an interest in their welfare and happiness.Miss Martin also stated the sewing room closed March 16 and a closing luncheon will be held in April for the workers participating.Reports were submitted by the following chairmen: Mrs.Kenneth Hall, courtesy; Mrs.LB.Mahoney, general groups; Mrs.Howard Sweeney, hospitality; Mrs.T.C.Deveau, music; Mrs.L.T.Calhoun, press; Mrs.W.L.Campbell, printing; Mrs, E.T.Reynolds, program; Mrs.H.B.Elliot, reception; Mrs.C.A.Dinsmore, telephone; Mrs.Paul Wickham, tickets; Mrs.H.M.Moore, visiting and the special representatives to the Montreal Council, Mrs.Carleton B.Peirce and Mrs.W.J.Bead; children\u2019s library, Mrs.J.F.McIntosh and Mrs.H.L.Dawson and the United Nations Association, Mrs.E.C, Harder.} The following slate of officers and committee chairmen were AVR VRAŸSAERS TCAs new SNOWDON TICKET OFFICE VAN HORNE AVE.; AT : 5708 DECARIE BOULEVARD rmmon (just south of Van Horns) 207 IS OPEN TO SERVE YOU COCHRANE PL.Open 9 a.m.to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, to give you complete TCA serv- BOURRET AVE.ice\u2014sale of tickets, reservations service, latest information on air travel to anywhere in the world.| LUCY PL.TRANS-CANADA AIR LINES 5708 DECARIE BOULEVARD : Other TCA Offices: Sheraton-Mount Royal Hotel, Mount Royal Place Ground Floor, International Aviation Bldg.For reservations phone HUnter 9-3411 CO > VAN NORNE AVE.% El WORNE 3 Elle LH} a N e uf EE w us œ o 3 us © COTE STECATIEANE \u2014\u2014 elected for 1956-57: Honorary president, Mrs.Alan Chippin- dale; president, Mrs.Franklin E.Holland; 1st vice-president, Mrs.C.B.Peirce; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.C.J.R.Grossman; recording secretary, Mrs.F.L.Shon- kiviler; corresponding secretary, Mrs.L.T.Calhoun; treasurer, Mrs.C.N.Stevens; courtesy, Mrs.L.F.Long; general groups, Mrs.L.B.Mahoney; hopsitality, Mrs.B.H.Little; membership, Mrs.J.C.Hennessy; music, Mrs.Thomas C.Deveau; press, Mrs.C.R.Blake; printing, Mrs.W.L.Campbell; program, Mrs.A.C.Schricker; reception, Mrs.H.H.Shontz; social service, Mra C.A.Dinsmore; telephone, Mrs.A.C.Viau; tickets, Mrs.Oswald Bock; visiting, Mrs.G.M.Hawthorn.FN THI , When 5 ea bn Legion Aux.Whist Ladies Auxiliary, Branch 16, Canadian Railway Veterans Guild Canadian Legion, will hold a military whist in the Breadner Room, Canadian Legion Memorial Building, 1191 Mountain Street, on Friday, April 13, at 8.15 p.m.Please take your own cards.Proceeds for a paraplegic-chair.Trinity C.W.Y.Trinity Churchwomen's Year \u2018will hold a dessert bridge at the church hall, Marlowe Avenue, on Tuesday, at 1:30 p.m.A gale of home-cooking will be a feature of the meeting.Con- | veners for this event are Mrs.T, Hurst, DE.3438, and Mra Harry Glen, WA.9231, who will welcome donations, Players sre reminded to take their own cards.O.E.S.Fashion Show Montreal Chapter No.20, Order of the Eastern Star, is to hold a \u2018Spring.frashion show in Community Hall, Cote St.Antoine Road and Decarie Blvd., at 8.15 on Tuesday, April 10, Mrs.Jessie | Woods, 3617 Evelyn Awe.Verdun, is the general convener.The dresses and suits om dip | play will be presented by Irene Wilson and.the furs by Silver.Tickets may be obtained at the door.a Thera will be door nrizea.