The Westmount examiner, 22 mars 1957, vendredi 22 mars 1957

[" Electric Eye At Work \u2014 VOL.XXVIII, No.12 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 TWENTY PAGES Police Move To Enforce 20 mph Zone At Schools Westmount's Police Chief Robert Byford has decldred war against motorists who speed past school zones within the confines of the municipality over which he has jurisdiction.In a special statement issued yesterday he warned that strict enforcement of the 20-mile-an-hour regulation in school -zones in the city of Westmount would be made starting immediately.Loyola High Boy Wins Semi-Final Speaking Contest Tim Hogan, representing Loyola High School, placed first in the annual public speaking contest staged this week at the regular meeting of Westmount Rotary Club.The student thus qualified to advance to the citywide semifinals during the first week of May.The extensive elimination, in which hundreds of-high school students participate, comes to a head May 14 when four selected contestants .meet in the finals at the Mount Royal Hotel, The four will compete for $300, $200 and two $100 scholarships to their own institution.-The contest is sponsored by the Montreal Rotary Club.The finalists (Continued en Page 9) dr K Results of a recent survey, the Chief said in his .announcement, reveal that TO per cent -of a large group of vehicles checked while passing through the school zones were travelling in excess of the-legal speed limit.The zones are well marked by signs, \u2018Chief Byford said, and no alert motorist should be able to miss them.Concluded the Chief: \u201cThe motoring public is warned that due to the accident hazard to children if police vehicles were used to chase the speeders \u2014 other means will be \u2018used to establish the - speed of offenders who will then be summoned.(Continued on Page 9) Next Weeks \u2018Weather Sunny periods and quite storms or light snow, son weather, By ERIC NEAL March 23 to 30 cool, then clouding for fee A little of everything mid-week, wet mists, fluffy smow, sleet and warm, sunny intervals.Typical sugaring-off sea- Improving, with cold winds for the end of the week.Roads dangerous and ski conditions disappointing.Spring may be nearing, but the magic of rime frost and snow will again give us a fairyland tracery on trees and bushes.| Hobby Show Plans Are Now Underway At Westmount 'Y\u2019 This year\u2019s Hobby Show wili be held from April 24th to 27th inclusive and will be under the able direction of Pamela Ellis, chairman of the 1957 \u2018Y\u2019 Hobby Show executive, Other officers elected to date include Treasurer, Larry Grant; Secretary, Annabelle Thorn; Collections, Wayne Bungay; Art, Helen Galley; Household economics, Sarah Toppin; Indoor Atn- letics, Richard DesRosiers and Evan Black; Publicity, John An- crum; Games, Dickie Robinson; Booklet, Advertising Charles An- crum; Advisor, Jim Hawkes.People are needed for the positions of Vice-President, Arts Prizzs, Crafts, Pets and Music and Entertainment.The distribution of blotters and booklets will take place very shortly in the Elementary and Junior High Schools.Entries will be accepted from Monday, April 15th to the 20th, and all exhibitors must be under 20 years of age.GOOD CROSSING GUARDS: The Examiner camera catches Mrs.W.Thomas of 118 Lewis avenue, in the lower left picture and Mrs.G.Roberts, 122 Lewis avenue\u2014two able cross- MODERN METHODS: A sizable bucket of cement is hoisted by crane to the fifth story of the new apartment structure going up on the former Nun\u2019s Farm \u2014 the last sizable parcel of = vacant land in City of Westmount.Cage That Canine - Warn Police Here ; Chappié \u2014 cage that canine! \u2014Harrison Photo That\u2019s the message -this week from Westmoünt's.Tr gendarmerie, and it means positively.\u201cDogs running at large are an imposition on the \u2018goodwill of neighbours Chief Robert Byford said in a statement issued to the press.\u201cIn addition\u201d he said, \u201cdog owners.should consider the personal liabilities involved.Complete co-operation on the part of dog-owners, crack-down.the Chief added, is the only alternative to a complete Fines of $40 and costs are in the cards, the Chief \" He also warned at every dog \u2014 regardless of age .must be licensed, and from May tô September niust be on leash.ing guards m the City of , Westmount\u2019s school safety system.=\u2014Harrison Photos Pe Tir ER aimer see Horna ere PAGE TWO THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT .Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.~~ A PROJECT CF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB TILL IITSIIIISLLLLELLLLLLLL ALLL AIL LLL LES LLL SISA ASSL SASS By M auri \u2019 8 M i ë e NATIONAL BOYS\u2019 CLUB WEEK ; In conjunction with National Boys\u2019 Club Week which will be celebratea throughout Canada and the United States the week of April 1st, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club of West- AA MAMA MAMA AM AAA MAMA CAL MM MAMA IMMO AAA ALMA mount will conduct a series of special events to which all | ; Club members are cordially invited.re Petar nts der; 16 years of age and under ; and 18 years of age and under.mater ie fact Sateraen overt The return games at Otawa will es p ' llowing week- 30th, when the Ottawa Boys jong Eu que bre total w a Qu wil be the visors, The Sai.pons of the sn games wi ketball series will be the main at- eter ad the Goodwin traction with three teams from Trophy ning aingt three * pire Unity.rhese teams In the line-up for the Unity are.from the following age cate- Boys\u2019 Club will be the following: gories: 14 years of age and un- Douglas Rowland, Ian Gill, David Tagleff, Frankie Robinson, Fred Power, Larry Dallas, Charles Burton, Ray Mader, Morgan Turner, Jimmy Crouch, Billy Hotton, Keith Gavin, John West- lake, Kenneth Annable, Rodney Wilson Kenneth Armour, John Devlin, Michael Crouch, Richard Blais, Bobby Stewart, Donald La- violette, John McDonaugh, Rich- {ard Simmons, Richard Cessford, Fred Simms, Douglas Gavin and Terry Gray.; ; Immediately following the games here, a special banquet will be tendered the visitors and the local basketball players.The de R We have received a shipment of genuine SHETLAND TWEEDS in all shades and patterns.Also imported | WORSTEDS of highest quality Ladies\u2019 and Gent's \u201cSUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE Head Table will include Unity I NE WEEK- Boys\u2019 Club President James G.NO WEEK |i Lawson, M.B.A.Executive Di- Custo or our own material rector C.A.Wylie and represen- made up.tatives from the Ottawa Boys\u2019 © REFITTING Fred C.McCann and Program QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.Director Doug Smith.OTHER EVENTS The Sixth Annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club Table Tennis Tournament will take place on Wednesday, April 3rd.Any Agency catering to boys under 18 years of age (Downstairs) will be eligible to compete.The WI.6633 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Perpetual Trophy which was won by the VV VVVIVVVIVIVIVIVvIYYYvYyvi BERGERS : SHOE CLINIC Highly recommended by chiropodists and foot specialists for orthopaedic revisions and complimented by hundreds of appreciative clients for skilled workmanship and highest quality materials.Entrust your child's as well as your own footwear to a qualified shoe man.Treat your feet right \u2014 enjoy the comfort and appearance of your shoes.DYEING expertly done to match your ensemble.Suede | shoes renovated the Berger way will not soil your Nylons or hands.As low as 50c per pair.All makes of shoes expertly rebuilt \u2014 Zippers replaced YN REUBEN BERGER the expert shoe man, with a good reputation 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 FREE SHINE or SUEDE SHOES RENOVATED FREE With Every Pair of Soles and Heels.q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Our prices are.most moderate and you may be sure that if you send your shoes by your child, the same expert attention and courteous treatment will be given, Be sure that you come to the right address.At Berger's, the store opposite Steinberg's, you are sure of the best work at the most moderate prices.\u2018Shoes Need A Fix - Come To 376\" BERGERS din CLINIC 376 Victoria Avenue HU.8-0361 ie dû de de M M A A cl dl A A A A A A A VY VV VV VU VV VV VV VY VY VY VY VY VV VOY VV VVVVVVVVVVY 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 À LOUIS MELZAK , \u201cMy hobby?Books! My work?Books! I love what I'm doing, and what's more I make money at it.\u201d Louis Melzak who lives at 5055 Gleïcairn avenue.Not many are fortunate enough to be able to make this statement.Louis Melzack, owner of the Classic Book Shop, is one of these blessed few.One cannet really say that books were ever a hobby because before he was six he dis- sovered books and started reading voraciously.His great hunger for knowledge created a serious dilemma.For finding enough books to satisfy his ap- 4 petite was difficult until one day he discovered the University Settlement Library.Nine years of age by this time, it was a great boon to learn that he could get a choice of all the reading matter he desired at this one place.And so for years he read about six books a week.IN BUSINESS AT 12 When he was 12 he realized his formal education would have to stop.The time had come for him to earn part of the family living.Times were difficult \u2014 and the need was great.So with an older brother of 14 and total capital of $180, the two young boys went into the book business in a tiny shop on Bleury street.His brother pulled out a few months later, leaving the younger brother to manage on his own.The depth of the depression had just been reached.Experience he had none \u2014 but friends he had many.\u2018Men like Stephen Leacock and Charles Gordon Smith, .editor-in-chief of The Family Herald and Weekly Star were daily visitors.They took THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 Examiner Profile Reader At 6 And A Bookseller At12 Louis Melzak Makes Books His Hobby By BLUMA APPEL .\u2018ada.Although in business he is \"seller's Association of England.But his most prized possession is the manuscript of Louis Riel\u2019s account of the Rebellion, written in his own hand.ORIENTAL ART, TOO Being a well rounded man, Mr.Melzack has many other interests: as well as books.He is a collector of Oriental art- and boasts of one of the finest collections in the country.> \u201cI have always had \u2018a great interest in primitive art.These people who could not articulate in the form of writing as do our Western civilizations found expression in the art form.It is exciting to witness the primitive expression of their religious beliefs and _superstitions in the beautifully carved pieces and masks.\u201d - important factor in the Melzack household.His young son, Julian, who is 15, shows great talent on the violin and Brian, 13, plays the piano.His sons, like his wife who\u2019 also acts as business associate, show the typical Melzack enthusiasm for books and the book business.\u201cI would be happy to see my sons in this business as it is a most gratifying work.It has given me a great sense of accomplishment and fulfilment to help the children who look for guidance \u2014 to start the man off in his reading \u2014 and to help develop the tastes of the reader so they may become independently selective.\u201d ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE @ Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.© Croceries and Imported Delicacies.NATLONA L \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) \u2014\u2014Bermingham Photo So says great interest in the young lad and gave him their advice and guidance.The years passed, each one adding many friends, many customers, and coatly | books to the shop.Eventually debunked was the myth that the: bookseller was an unworldly and unbusinesslike man.Today Louis Melzack with two shops in Montreal and one \u2018n Ottawa probably sells more books than anyone else in Can- progressive and enterprising, he is still essentially the.bookseller in the old .~adition.He reads the books in his shop, continually adds to his already fabulous and unique library, and takes a personal] interest in the tastes and reading habits of his clientele, His provite library contains many first editions, books dating back to within 25 years of the first printing in 1460, and a large collection of rare books on Canadiana.Mr.Melzack is one of the leading authorities on Canadiana and this has qualified him as the only Canadian member of the Antiquarian Book- CAMP MACAZA In The Laurentians A friendly family atmosphere for boys and girls 7-12 yrs.® Booklet upon request.Director: Ruby E.J.Smith, 501 Claremont Ave., Westmount Lions Boys\u2019 Club last year will be at stake.A Puppet Show sponsored by the Junior League of Montreal will take place on Thursday afternoon, April 4th.The Annual Meeting of the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association will take place at the U.ity Boys Club on Tuesaday, April 2nd, at 7 p.m.The Club activities will be in full operation starting at 6 p.m.An \u201cOpen House\u201d on Friday evening will enable parents and friends to visit the Club and also participate in the Community Dance which will be held in the gymnasium\u201d An orchestra will be in attendance.i 8 8 3 | - ü a | THE MONTREAL ELGAR CHOIR WITH ORCHESTRA Gifford Mitchell, Conductor | ~ MOZART TUESDAY, MARCH 26 \u2014 8:30 P.M.TICKETS $1.50 ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH Cube Gros - A001 TEE OO Ki Music too has always been an » as SEE RYT.VI FINE FLOORING ¢ HARDWOOD © RUBBER & COMPANY WESTMOUNT Free Estimates ® ASPHALT À Speclalizing in Refining Old Floors A.Ross Grafton ||.4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET WE.2323 er Ixamner | onan \u201c55 YEARS wi WESTMOUNT\" \\ Reliable WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXVIII, No.12 ~~ Easter Seal Drive Of Rotary Clubs - After $100,000 The Rotary Club of Montreal's annual Easter Seal campaign, designed to raise $100,000 to aid the city\u2019s crippled children, will run this year from April 9 to 23, Campaign Chairman Robert E.Meagher has announced.\u201cAll the agencies devoted to assisting crippled children have reported rising costs during the past year,\u201d Mr.Meagher said.\u201cIf the handicapped are to get | the kind of help and attention they deserve, Montrealers must respond to our appeal even more generously than they have in the past.And I am confident that they will,\u201d he added.; Organizations helped by the appeal include: The Province of Quebec Society for Crippled Children, the School for Crippled Children, Rotary's Cripples Aid | Committee, the Rehabilitation Institute of Montreal, the Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation Centre, and the crippled children\u2019s summer camps at Ayers Cliff and St.Alphonse de Joliette.Aid given to crippled children includes the provision of orthopaedic appliances such as braces and artificial limbs, training in how to use them, and vocational guidance to help the children to become useful members of society.MRT \u2018Changes Play Dates Montreal Z.epertory Theatre officials have advised this paper that due to unforeseen circumstances, the scheduled opening of \u201cThe Love Of Four Colonels,\u201d planned originally for last evening, will be seen tomorrow and Saturday nights, and that the two nights missed will be made up on Monday and Tuesday, March 25th and 26th.They asked that tickethold- ers call FI.4683, if there is any information they may require regarding the switch of SALE! Ladies and Gentlemen: Have your SUIT & TOPCOAT made for Easter NOW ! Best English woollens and latest styles.Drastically reduced prices.Best workmanship and fit guaranteed.Your old fur coat can be made into a shortie, stole or cape.They will look like new.Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) .WE.5908 CLOSED SATURDAYS WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 SAVE THE REDDY: This quartet is dedicated to saving the Reddy Memorial Hospital by assisting in the collection of a quarter of a million dollars the hospital needs vitally.In Stamp Trading Provides Excitement For Many West End Youngsters 8-16 By HAZFL CHANDLER \u201cI started by sticking them on my wall paper,\u201d said depicting sports.These will be eight year old Jon Finkel, 342 Elm Avenue, when asked how he began collecting stamps.But as a member of the Junior Branch of the Westmount Stamp Club, he is now becoming a keen philatelist.\u201cThe best way for a boy or girl to commence a stamp col-' lection is to join our Club,\u201d smiled club president Martin Arocher-Shee, who came to Montreal from Oxford, England, eight years ago, and now lives at 4557 Sherbrooke Street, West.With an average attendance of twenty-five, the Club meets every Thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the Oak Room at Victoria Hall.Membership is free, and girls and boys between the ages of 8 and 16, from any .part of the city, are welcomed.The cne stipulation is: \u2018Anyone falling behind in school work is automatically suspended.\u201d Daphe Decary, 515 Grosvenor avenue, has been secretary for four years.She specializes in thie collection of topicals, and has won prizes for her entries in club exhibits and the Westmount Hobby Show.NO BARGAINS The trading of stamps is an exciting feature of every meeting, but don't expect bargains from the juniors; alongside the stamps to be traded these budding philatelists include an itemized list of the value of each individual stamp! Philatelic Quizzes are also popular with the members; recent contest winners were: Lee Watchorn, 12, 25 Burton Avenue, and William Cochrane, 11, 351 Melville Avenue; Co \" Past President Wayne Bun- gay, 4853 Coolbrooke Avenue, collects stamps from Canada, the United States, Israel, and the United Nations.\u201cIsraeli and United Nations stamps are particularly popular,\u201d he explained, \u201cbecause of the small numbers issued, with the resultant high demand and rapid appreciation in value.\u201d Two United Nations stamps issued last January, to publicise the World Meteorological Organization, (weather ballon, symbolizing the globe and world-wide range of the W.M.O.'s activities) were designed by Mr.A.L.Pollock of Toronto.\u201cVERY POOR\" Latest Canadian vacationland stamps are considered \u2018very poor\u2019 by Brian Visser, 30 Willow Avenue, and William Cochrane, 352 Melville Avenue; Bobby Debron- ski, 504 Grosvenor Avenue, James Kennedy, 371 Lansdowne Avenue, and Andre Robert, 339 Victoria Avenue, like them; but Paul Becker, 28 Willow Avenue, thinks that \u201cMr.Hyde (the designer) draws stamps of people very well, but not of sportsmen.\u201d \u2018Incidentally the Post Office Department pays but $300 to the designer of a stamp, whereas the Finance Department pays $1,000 to the designer of a coin.With the expert assistance of Mr.Lou Waller, Physical Director, Westmount: Y.M.C.A., members are presently examining the picture are: Dr.M.Kunstler, Mrs.J.P.Larini, Mrs.James Wilson, both of NDG and Mrs.Louise Kay of Saint Laurent.\u2014Bermingham Photo PAGE THRER Bogus Collectors Reportedly Plague Blind Fund Drive Warning that.unofficial canvassers have been active in the westend area was voiced yesterday by James C.Bonar, general campaign chairman of the Combined Appeal for the Blind.\u201cMontrealers should make sure they are giving money to authorized canvassers, all of whom carry an official identification card (reproduced here),\u201d Mr.Bonar said.\u201cBecause this year the Combined Appeal for the Blind represents six organizations in one appeal, it is vital that every dollar of the $210,000 objective is received by the proper authorities,\u201d he declared, Mr.Bonar noted that this year\u2019s appeal represents the following organizations\u2014 Canadian National Institute for the Blind, Montreal Association for the Blind, l\u2019Association Canadienne- Française des Aveugles Inc, St.Lawrence Club for the Blind, Canadian Federation of the Blind and the Conseil Local de I\u2019Association Canadienne-Francaise des Aveugles Inc, According to Charles Renaud, City of Montreal Director of Social Welfare, the, Combined Ap- (Continued on page 4) SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) GL.1855 their collections to select stamps mounted as a club entry in the (Continued on Page 9) GO TO NEW YORK BY BUS Round trip only $17.40.Tickets available at WESTMOUNT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL SERVIGE Steamships \u2014 Airlines \u2014 Hotels \u2014 Cruises Car Rentals, ete.Official agents for Provincial Transport Co.Also Translations and Copy Writing into French 4927A Sherbrooke St.West HU.8-3941 (Near Claremoht) QSUSUSUSUSUSUMSUMAMUONMN S Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip.) Parking, washing, greasing, etc, at reasonable rates.Uf Ne ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS.> VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 FUT OUNEIT OIF AIF Yervrns The Businessmen and Office Workers of the West End can obtain all their Office Supplies and Printing from.ALLAN SINGER LIMITED Stationers, Printers and Chart-Pak Distributors.357 Victoria Ave., Westmount DE.8439 Loose Leaf, Stenographers\u2019 and Bookkeepers\u2019 Supplies.Complete Office Equipment, 104 tn Ea A A I, AR 2/8 ta AE mes ages ce aus FUUR Serving the City of Westmount \u2018 THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2191 Hampton Ave., Montreal HUnter 1-2771* - John W.Sancton Publisher Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales .Hugh E.McCormick President Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year, Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept, Ottawa, r - WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 Metropolitan Government West End Communities Have Vital Interest in Duplessis Move Montreal is soon going to have some form of metropolitan government.That was indicated by Premier Duples- sis in a week-end press conference at Quebec.The premier said he expects to - bring the required legislation before the - next session of the Legislature.This announcement will be of consider- \u2018able interest to citizens of Montreal and .the surrounding autonomous municipalities.Tax-payers of the West End who long have advocated some form of over- \u2018all administration as the next best thing to secession, will expect better services and lower taxes.Municipalities like Westmount, Hampstead and Montreal - West are interested principally because they fear the over-all administration will bring heavier taxes and poorer services than they are able to provide for themselves.; Mr.Duplessis didn\u2019t go into detail, but \u201che indicated that \u2018nobody would be exploited\u201d and that the arrangement, what- -ever it turns out to be, would be \u2018beneficial to all.\u201d He said he hoped there would be more discussion on the matter by public and voluntary organizations so that the government would have the advantage of many points of view before framing the legislation.We think this suggestion is good, that we should proceed with caution as every taxpayer in the Greater Montreal area will be affected by the change.Over the years, West End organizations have shown a decided preference for the borough system under which Montreal\u2019's 11 municipal electoral districts would be converted into more or less autonomous boroughs.These, with present autonomous municipalities, would send representatives to a central council which would govern all matters of common interest such as through streets and roads, sewage, police and fire protection, transportation, town planning and zoning, finance, public Health, public assistance, hospitals, etc.The basic principles of such a system would be: ; 1.Complete autonomy of.the borough and municipal councils, each with its own mayor and council, in all local affairs; 2.Administration of all matters of metropolitan import by a central council made up of members chosen by the boroughs and municipalities on a basis of population ; 3.Supervision of'all borough finances by the central council; 4.Central Council finances under the supervision of the Quebec Government.This system, more than any other, would harness a vast reservoir of public spirit, capacities and abilities alike for the good of the local unit and through it for the whole metropolitan area.In no instance where the borough system has been tried has it failed.In New York, London, Berlin and Paris.Some of its successes have been spectacular.What will evolve out of the present discussions no one can say at present.But something approaching tne borough system would give us most of the advantages of autonomy as well as the economies resulting from central control of services necessary to the area as a whole.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 By - | R.Kenneth Naylor, * Rector, Trinity Memoria .x ; - Stones Into Breod ) ; The Venerable : D.D., Ÿ | Church Once Our Lord had taken on Himself our human nature it was inevitable that He should come under temptation.If He had escaped that experience He.would have been something less than complete man.Not one of us is free from temptation, but in erally comes from within; \u201cEvery man is tempted wh our case the temptation gen- as St.James says (1-14): en he is drawn away of his own lust and enticed.\u201d That is, our natural desires are corrupted by sin, and they corrupted by sin, and there was no temptation from within.If He was to share in our temptations, to be \u2018tempt in all points like as we are\" the temptation must come on Him from without His own nature.It was His Father's will that He should undergo that universal human experience, So it happened, immediately after the great event of His Baptism, and His recognition as God's Son, and the Descent of the Holy Spirit upon Him, He was at once led into the wilderness \u201cto be tempted of the Devil.\u201d Jesus was man, and shared in all the relationships into which every man enters \u2014 with the material world, with the world of man, and with God.His three temptations cover all those relationships.First there was the temptation in His relationship With material things: \u201cCommand that these stones be made bread.\u201d There is nothing strange in that.We are continually turning stones into bread in this order: Stone \u2014 soit \u2014 plant \u2014 seed \u2014 food.But the Devil was tempting Him to by-pass the ordinary processes of nature, and to do it for His own benefit.The time had not yet come to perform such a miracle.À year - later He was to do it by multiplying the loaves and fishes for the benefit of the multitude.Even in His hunger He kept His divine power under control.\u201cHe came not to be ministered unto, but to minister.\u201d In God's good time His hunger would be satisfied.In the meantime, in His relationship with the material Look-alike Individuals: Down any street, along any highway they come, Dirty and greasy, crazy and fast.Open throttles, hoarse cries, smug, smoked and smeared.Leather-jacketed Leather-jacketed Maniacs On Motorcycles Seen As Young Rebels Without A Cause modified, it's the type of atmosphere which exists here, there and everywhere, Three of our four heroes exhibit long sideburns.The one exception is per.At such times, practically inevitable, one is thankful to be wearing more than a nylon sweatshirt.In other words, the speed demons motorcycle maniacs.Out of the way, boy.There's not enough room for everybody and these guys are heading for hell.But, before they're off again in a cloud of dust, let's take a closer look at these young rebels without a cause, You Hear Them Coming A typical West End restaurant will serve as background.Sherbrooke street has been tucked in for the night.And then you hear them coming.Four abreast on gleaming black motorcycles, they screech to a stop, dismount and swagger into the restaurant.They look alike.Same leather jackets; same cycle.boots, helmets, gloves; same dusty goggles, same dirty necks.They talk alike \u2014 loud.And they walk alike \u2014 scuffing, shuffling.A blatant jukebox fills the air with a mad melody.Young ladies in jackets and blue jeans laugh just a little too loudly.Do you get the picture ?Slightly still hopeful.Try to place this type of character under the microscope of hasty classification and you'll never understand the leather-jacketed boys.Why bother at all ?Well, it\u2019s always an advantage to understand the fellow who's stepping on your toes, Generally, \u201cthe black leather jacket with an eagle (or some such) on the back\u201d is worn by a rugged 15 to 23- year-old specimen of mankind.He's hard to begin with and gets tougher with practice.He's fast, free and full of energy.Pent up, he turns to his prize possession, the motorcycle, as an emotional outlet.True Value of Jackets The motorcycle \u2014 its many sizes, colors and mechanical technicalities \u2014 is a story in itself.As is the cyclist\u2019s \" uniform.The black leather jacket, for example, should not be judged harshly.Its true value is realized when the rider and his bike separate at 60 miles might dress and look alike hut each is still an individual.He has his own problems, his own character, his own life.You find the good and the bad, the weak and the strong, the big and the small.And that's exactly how the leather-jacketed boys should be understood; not classed as pimply-faced goons but, if judge you must, judged individually and on his own merits.Question of Understanding Well now! We've sald much and nothing.Nothing much.It's just a question of understanding.Philosophically, we're speaking in turn.In actuality, though, it is sometimes, difficult to understand the leather-jacketed motorcycle maniac.Especially in summer when you're cruising along a clear highway.And then yoû hear them coming.Four abreast on gleaming black motorcycles, throttles wide open.Out of the way, boy! There's not enough room for everybody and these guys are heading for hell, ) lead us still farther astray.~ But in Our Lord's case His natural desires were not world Our Lord did.not allow the needs off His own natural body to overcome God's purpose for Him.That is where Our Lord's temptation\u2019 becomes an example to us.The word \u201calone\u201d is important.Men must have \u201cbread\u201d and the other material gifts of God, but they must not be allowed to rule over him: \u201cMan shall not live by bread alone, but By every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.\" It is when we allow ourselves to be dominated by possessions that we become like the third soil in the Parable of the Sower: \u201cThe cares of the world and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lusts of other things entering in, choke the word and it becometh unfruitful.\u201d (Mark 4:19).By the Way.NUMBER of elaborate arrangements for saving trouble in kitchens are, I read, due to laboratory studies: by General Motors and the Bell Telephone Company.I like the description of ul- tra-sonic dish-washing, with soundwaves moving at 40,000 cycles a second, so that pretty well everything becomes invisible.I rejoice also in this titbit of haute cuisine.\u201cThe heating of the saucepan is by induction.Technically, the saucepan becomes the secondary of a transformer, and the heat is induced from a primary circuit into a secondary circuit and causes the saucepan to heat, the energy passing through the marbe top without heating it.\u201d One advantage of this method is that if the saucepan has not enough water in it it melts away thus saving labour.Among the new books IRON DESTINY by Janet Faffuage (Collick and Norzier: $3.95) ISS FAFFUAGE has never written more pungently than in this story of frustration, horror, and misery.The scene in which the blackmailing grandfather is tortured by the boy of 10 who has murdered a band leader is presented with a restraint which in no way diminishes its realism.With a mastery of characterization Miss Faffu- age never slackens the tense atmosphere of violence, hatred, and lying.With admirable integrity she lays bare the minds of an almost sub-human group of social misfits.~ \u2014Beachcomber.\u2014 Bogus Collectors \u2026 (Continued from page 8) peal for the Blind is the only campaign on behalf of the blind which has been granted official campaign dates by the City of Montreal.These dates are from April 29th to May 11th.Similar official dates have been granted by the cities of Westmount, Outremont, Verdun and other municipalities in the Montreal area, « ® nr vi WE TUE =HSw\u2014S 1H \u2014 i S Be e # Ë e y r Happy Hungarian Refugee Shows Ire At Red\u2019 Story By JONATHAN COMO If John Fischer could speak better English, he would have uttered some choice swearwords.As it was, he muttered something\u2019 in Hungarian and turned back to his newspaper.We gathered by the expression on his face that John wasn\u2019t pleased with what he read.He verified our opinion by crumpling the newspaper \u2014 official organ of Communist Hungary\u2014 into a ball and tossing it into a waste basket.Our curiosity aroused, we salvaged it, smoothed it out and urged our irate, Hungarian friend to translate.If you recall, we introduced this remarkable young man in the Feb 14 issue of The Monitor.Brilliant, amiable, adaptive and sincere, Janos Fischer has operated our Scanagraver for two months.Through sneers and with knitted brow, he grappled with the English language.The following are translated excerpts from the newspaper account : \u2018Cry For Help From Canada \u2014 Joseph Torok last year in December left Hungary.From Austria he went to Canada and from there wrote letters to the Hungarian Minister of the Interior.His first letter was sent from Ottawa on Jan.15 and arrived in Budapest on Jan.20.From his letter was distinguished a very dramatic cry for help.His second letter was posted on.Jan.19 and the Minister of the Interior received it on Jan.25.This letter said that, for new Hungarian Canadians, it was \u201ca bitter, hard life.\u201d FIRST LETTER Sir Minister of the Interior : I ask your help! The Canadian Immigration Office is trying to prevent us (he and his wife) from returning to Hungary by the most ignominious way.They have taken away our documents, They threaten to fight with us.They want false confessions.but have been unsuccessful.I shall not accept any offers.I would be a vagabond traitor.No, rather I shall die with my wife.We shall never be slaves and sycophants of the Canadian capitalists.We hope for fast relief from our government .that we might get back to our Hungarian homeland as soon as possible.York St., Ottawa, Ont.Hotel room prisoners, Mr.Torok and wife.SECOND LETTER Sir Minister of the Interior : I ask you, for the workers in Michael Larratf Is Student Judge In Providence R.1.(Special To The Examiner) Providence, RI.\u2014 Michael Forbes Larratt, son of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur E.Larratt, 502 Grosvenor Ave, Westmount, has recently been elected to the office of Judge in the Student Court at Brown University.A graduate of Westmount High School, he is a member of the junior class and a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts Degree.He has served as treasufer of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, as a Student Advisor, as a member of the Brown Key (honorary junior organ.), as a member of the Chapel Choir, and has also done work for the Brown Daily Herald and the Libër Brunensis.TALENT OLUB Fred Pennell's Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade will perform for the patients of the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital on Tuesday, April 23rd, \u2018Hungary, to have my.letters published in the Hungarian newspapers.The Canadian job opportunities and wages are very bad.Hungarians here have a very -bitter and hard life.The poor Hungarians find themselves in the grip of the Canadian propaganda machine, Employers, seeking cheap workers, are transporting them off to the wilds of northern Canada.Red Cross and government money, intended for refugees, is stolen .the Hungarian refugee camps look terrible.There are small rooms in which 50 or 60 men and women live together, The food is bad and scarce.They want us to clear the forests in high snow, far from | civilization, in very cold weather .about 25 degrees below zero, The country is full of wolves, bears and wild Indians.\u201d And so on and on and on.We watch him \u2018closely.As he plods through the transiation, his eyes reveal his ridicule and contempt for the article.And it gets us to thinking.We in the western world don\u2019t concern ourselves when we hear of certain Communist propaganda manipulations.It\u2019s not until you've been scratched that you recognize the insidious poison.John Fischer is one of the lucky ones who escaped the Communist venom by fleeing to the western world, And, as he would probably phrase it if he {could speak better English: \u201cDamn glad of it, too.\u201d THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 | Final Tribute Paid Pook sara lama ora MRS.ALEX CASGRAIN of Westmount who leaves Friday for Vancouver where she will judge the Dog Obedience Trials being held there March 81.After a few days on the west coast she will go to Banff by train and on her way back east will stop for some time in Winnipeg.UNITY CAMERA CLUB Ted Harrison, well-known Photographer about town is the leader in charge of the Tuesday night Camera Club.This group club has just started and Ted is teaching the boys all about Photography.There is room for several more boys in the class and if anyone is intersted please report to Ted on Tuesd.y night.In a year Canadians spend about twice as much in taxes as they spend in all food stores and restaurants.PAGE FIVE Mrs.M.B.Bronstetter Requiem mass in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount, was held yesterday for Mrs.Michael B.Bronstetter of 376 Redfern Avenue, Westmount.Born in Quebec City, daughter of the late Thomas and Bridget (Dunn) Lyng, she had resided in Westmount since 1914 and was very active in the Catholic Women's League, Xavier Aposto- late Guild and St.Augustine's Women's Club.Surviving besides her husband are two sons, W.Edgar Bronstet- ter, Hampstead, Leslie Bronstet- ter, Ottawa; two daughters, Mrs, A.R.Tinker, Roslyn Avenue, Mrs, F.E.Dodman, Town of Mount Royal; one sister, Mrs, M.P.Hayes, Sault Ste, Marie; 11 grandchildren, two nieces and a nephew, : Grade).into Lower IVth.value of $2,680.00.COL | ie.MONTREAL a 2N 7 Fugnded bE Dei CoS.FOSBERY inf1909 \u201cLower Canada College is offering the following Scholarships for September 1957: Two Scholarships open to boys not at present at the School, for entry into Lower IVth (the equivalent of 7th The Fosbery Scholarship, given by the Old Boys\u2019 Association for the son or grandson of an Old Boy, for entry All candidates should be in the 6th Grade, or its equivalent, at the time of writing the examination.Each Scholarship is tenable for five years and has a total Applications for entry forms or inquiries for further information should be addressed to: Mr.D.S.Penton, M.A., Headmaster, Lower Canada College, 4090 Royal Avenue, Montreal 28, Que.Closing date for receipt of applications is April 10th, 1957 .Now is the time lo move toto match! Westmount is rightly famous for its unique residential and community advantages .and here is a building It's Westmount's first and finest 10-storey modern fireproof elevator building, offering you completely up-to-date accommodation and air-conditioned * - comfort plus the pleasure and convenience of a Westmount address.We particularly invite you to see the 3-room suites \u2014 ideal for so many people who insist upon the extra space that a full-size bedroom and separate kitchen offer.Most suites have a terrace or balcony, too.For an eye-opener, visit the model suite decorated and furnished by Jas.A.Ogilvy's Ltd.These lovely apartments rent from as low as $132.50.A few 2/2 -room apartments from $110.00 monthly also available.*Think what this will mean to you this summer ! B'oémout BP, 200 KENSINGTON AVENUE & 201 in the beautiful garden suburb of Westmount extra rental.METCALFE AVENUE Special features include : ® Landscaped roof gardens and roof-top year-round Solarium.\u2018© Individual built-in Chrysler Air-Temp air-conditioning units.® All kitchens and public areas mechanically ventilated.® Magnificent mountain and river views.@ Drug Store, Coffee Shop and service stores on premises.® Ali-electric kitchens with mahogany- + panelled service bars.© Individual outlets from amplified, all-channel master TV antenna at no ® Built-in vanity dressers with coloured laminated plastic tops and laundry hampers in bathrooms.© Parking and garage facilities.Rental office on the premises Tel.FI.7897 WESTMOUNT REALTIES CO.\u2014 Building Managers Yim 4255 St.Catherine St.West WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON, Manager Ladies\" and Gent's Tailor SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, Remodelling and Repairs.WE.2672 PROMPT SERVICE OO 0 1 OO EY TOO TO HO OT 0 Announcing .THE 21st ANNUAL LEARN-TO-SWIM CLASSES © Boys and Girls, 6 to 12 years .Individual Instruction e Limited Enrolment * First Course Starting Apri 8th For application forms and further information Call or Write WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.GL.3916 0 O01 OOO TD TO 0 0m mm THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 1 1 Local Hussars Sharpen Skills As Tension Mounts Mounting tensions in the Middle East place an accent on preparedness and the ranks of the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars are filled largely with westend cit- izen-soldiers who trekked to Farnham this weekend to take part in a full-scale tank training scheme.The springtime cold and mud \u2014 old company for the rugged, heavily-ar- moured Sherman tanks,\u2014 added zest.to the routines.Officers, NCO's and troopers alike lived and practiced \u2018tactics and vehicle drills under field conditions.The 17th, with its armoury on Cote des Neiges Road, is an armoured reconnaisance regiment \u2014 the eyes and ears of an infantry division in action.It operates in advance to sound out the enemies strength and movement.A \u2018recce\u2019 unit must be fast, sharp and equipped to fight out of any pocket in which reconnoitering could easily place them.The scheme was in preparation for exercises this summer at Petawawa and the citizen-soldiers were sharpening their skills in wireless, mechanics, driving and other skills, and were getting paid for it.Any who would be interested in joining them have a special invitation from the OC Lt.Col.Julian R.Benbow, veteran of both Imperial and Canadian armies, to drop up to the armoury any Monday night to talk it over.The weekend exercise at Farnham was under the direction of Major Douglas McMullan who was a member of the local regiment when it fought through Western Germany in World War II The 17th has been a local regiment since the days of the Fenian Raids when it was known as the \u2018original Montreal cavalry\u2019.Typical of West End residents on the weekend exercise was J.A.Ledoux who terms life with the 17th Hussars as \u201cfine and exciting.\u201d The 19-year-old son of Mr.and Mrs.Jacques Ledoux, 5177 Earnscliffe Avenue, is em-~ ployed by the Bell Telephone Company in the installation dept.In line for - promotion to corporal at the end of the month, young Ledoux has already spent 214 years with the 17th Hussars and plans on re-signing when his three year term is up.\u201cIts a wonderful man\u2019s life,\u201d he told The Examiner.Your Family ¥, PET a CORNER ; SPRING is here, and with it a decision to deal with the question \u201cIs your canary egg-bound?\u201d This is a serious trouble and one that is not at all uncommon.You may find a hen canary that you expect to lay again, trembling and crouching in the corner of the cage.She is suffering, most monly called \u201c\u2018egg-binding\u2019.She should be attended to at once.Take the hen very gently in your left hand and put three or four olive oil drops in her beak.In serious cases put the same amount in the vent, using a flight or tail feather for this purpose.If you haven't a spare Have you taken a really good look at your heating equipment lately?If your present oil burner is a holdover from a bygone era, why risk using it another winter?Have it replaced now while heating demands are at their lowest.You can exchange your present burner for a General Motors Delco-Heat for as little as $195.00 with one year Free Service and Guarantee.9 DELCO- ui TOLHURST OIL LIMITED \u2014\u2014 845 Querbes Avenue \u2014 CRescent 9-7271 probably, froni what is com- feather, it is permissible to clip one of the long wing feathers, but on no account pull it out.Place the bird gently in the cage, in a corner which should be covered with moss.Keep the surroundings fairly warm.In a short time the egg should be safely passed.The best prevention is to feed the bird dandelion leaves, water cress and boiled carrot at least three times a week when the birds are breeding.A small piece of pork lard on the end of the perch is also useful, especially on a cold day.-IN THE MAILBAG: Dear Sir: Will you kindly let me kncw what to do for the inside of cats\u2019 ears, to keep them in good condition.We have an old male cat that scratches the outside of his ears, which makes- them all raw and sore.The younger cats (2) have not come to that stage yet .Yours truly \u2019 (Miss) A.Aird, 8696 Evelyn St, = Verdun, Que.; Answer: Many cats and dogs suffer from ear trouble, This usually is shown by che animals constantly pawing and scratching their ears.Looking inside the ear you will see a dull brownish substance it may not look much, but it is usually infested with mites.Clean.the animal's ear with a cotton swab dipped in olive oil and remove as much as possible, Ask your Pet Shop for remedies that.will further \"cure this condition. mena noe : = THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1057 \u2014 - \u2014 - PAGE SEVERN COFFEE PRICES ~~ REDUCED! as LATERM TURE ry T fo gs efter Flavor.a - x \u2019 Bigger Value.+ A x.; .\u2018 = .AnP premium-quality Coffee is expertly blended, freshly roasted, Custom \u2019 Ground .naturally, it gives you better flavor | And since it\u2019s handled by your AxP every step of the way from plantation to you, of course you enjoy bigger value! 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TET YN Sati are et > RICH AND FULL-BODIED VIGOROUS AND WINEY RED CIRCLE BOKAR Ww QJ: 97; Jus $2.85 PRES IE SOLD ONLY AT AsP FOOD STORES PAGE EIGHT THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1557 Rev.R.H.N.Davidson, Kingston, Fourth Life And Lent Speaker Xt Christian Science | Man's God-given dominion over material laws of sickness and limitation will be emphasized at Christian Science services Sunday.Scriptural selections \u2014in the Lesson-Sermon on \u201cMatter\u201d will include the following from Isaiah (83:20,22): \u201cLook upon Zion, the city of our solemnities: thine eyes shall see Jerusalem a quiet habitation, a tabernacle that shall not be taken down; not one of the stakes thereof shall ever be removed, neither shall any of the cords thereof be broken .For the Lord is our judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord is our king; he will save us.\u201d From \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker the following will be read (380:32-1): \u201cEvery law or the body, supposed to govern man, is rendered null and void by the law of Life, God.\u201d *\u2014x The Golden Text is from Colos- \u201cSet your affection on things above, not on things on sians (3:2): the earth.\u201d A nationwide audience will hear a program entitled \u201cPrac- Benefits from Trusting God\u201d to be broadcast by the CBS Radio \u2018Church of The Air\u201d serin co-operation with the tical ies, Rev.Richard Davidson will be the fourth speaker.to address the Life and Lent gatherings at Wesley Church, Wednesday next, at 8 p.m.His subject will be \u201cSilent Victory\u201d.Over 2,000 people have attended the first three~ services, held under the auspices of ten West End United Churches.Rev.Efic Errey, minister of Queen Mary.Rd.United Church, will conduct the Service of Worship, assisted by the Rev.Dr.G.Campbell Wadsworth of Montreal West United Church.The combined choirs of Queen Mary Rd.and Westminster-Central Churches will lead the Service of Praise.Mr.Davidson is the minister of Sydenham Street United Church in Kingston.He Has held previous pastorates in Hamilton and Brampton.A graduate of the University of Toronto, Emmanuel Theological College and the Toronto Graduate School of Theological Studies, Mr.Davidson was studying in Edinburgh at the outbreak of war.He was a Chaplain with the R.C.A.F.Worship has been a special subject of study for Mr.Davidson and he is at present Secretary of the General Council Committee on Worship.In addition to his pastoral duties in Kingston he lectures in Public Speaking to the Queen\u2019s Theological students.Residents of N.D.G., Hampstead, Montreal West and Westmount are cordially invited to attend these services, which are.open to all.».x Temple Emanu-El | PE Sabbath Services: Friday ove.ning, March 22 at 8.15 oclock, Dr.«Stern will speak on \u2018Personal Religion.\u201d Saturday morning, March 23 at 11.30 o'clock\u2014Ser- monette\u2014*Strange Fires\u201d based on Torah Portion, Bar Mitzvah: At the Service this Friday Evening and Saturday morning, Ronald Michael son of Mr.and Mrs.Sydney H.Selig, 5526 Randall will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, Temple Book Lovers\u2019 Forum \u2014 \u201cThe Bible As History\u201d: The Temple Book Lovers\u2019 Forum which is held under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood and is now in its 12th season brings its sessions to a close Wednesday afternoon, March 27, at 2.45 o'clock .with a review by Dr.Harry J.Stern of \u201cThe Bible As History\u201d, by Werner Keller, An open forum will follow this lec: ture, Chairman of the day; Mrs.\u2018Harry Joshua Stern; Co-chair- man, Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Presiding at tMe tea tables \u2014Mrs, DM.Grant, Mrs.F.W.Kerr, Mrs.Charles Hyman, Mrs.Paul Levee Hostesses\u2014Meadames Eli Yaphe, Max Swirsky, David H.Lisser, Herman Tower._ Annual Congregational Seder: The first night of Passover which occurs on Monday evening, April 15, the Temple holds its annual Christian Science Church Sunday from 10:30 to 11 o'clock in the evening.It will be carried by WCAX Burlington, Vermont, UNITED Life and Lent SERVICES - Wednesday, Mar.27th 8.00 p.m.Wesley United Church N.D.G.at Royal Speaker: Rev.R.H.N.Davidson Minister of Sydenham Street United Church Kingston His Topie: \u201cSILENT VICTORY\" EXCELLENT PARKING FACILITIES service 11:00 a.m.\u201cFAGING LIFE'S GREAT ISSUES\u201d This is the ninth in this series of Lenten sermons Rev.Norman Rawson preaching at both services 7:00 pm.Organ Recital 7:30 p.m.Sermon Lecture: \u201cMODERN MAN'S TWIN ENEMIES: ANXIETY AND HYPERTENSION\u201d Has the Christian faith an answer to this problem?This highly trained tuneful male chorus will give a good popular program at the close of the evening ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Rev.B, B.Brown D.D., Asst, Minister Rev, Nettie I.J.Wilson B.A., B.D,, Asst.Minister Arnold Bellis, Organist and Choirmaster In this the second sermon lecture on this subject, Mr.Rawson will seek to analyze the symptoms, the causes and the cure.You are cordially invited to hear this sermon lecture the eighth in the series LIVING AT YOUR MAXIMUM which has attracted city wide attention and ever increasing congregations MONTREAL MEN'S CHOIR Director Valentine Smiley BODY MINERAL Calcium is the most abundant mineral element in the human body.There are about seven pounds of calcium in a man weighing 150 pounds.Congregational Seder in the Temple Community House, As space ig limited members are requested to make reservations at the earliest.For over 30 years Emanu-El has held Congregational Sedorim for its families BAPTIST within the precincts of the Temple.Dr.Harry J.Stern will WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn: Mimister EDGAR J.BAILEY, MA, B.Th.Minister Emeritus J.A.JOHNSTON, B.A, D.D.Organist GALT MacDERMOT, BA.B.Mus.Sunday, \u201cMarch 24th F1:00 am.Preacher: Rev.Hu DeCourcy Rayn Secretary Bible \u201cSociety.\u201cLOVE ME TENDER\" q: m.sp Rev.E.J.Bailey.Bible School meets at 11:00 a.m.VISITORS WELCOME UNITED WEsTMOUNT PARK \u201cEMMANUEL Western Ave.at Lansdowne Minister : Rev, Callum Thompson, B.A, B.D.Student Assistant : Mr.Carlton Miller, B.A, Sunday, March 24th : m.\u201cHIS TEMPTATION .11:00 a.m OURS.\u201d 7:30 p.m.Infant Nursery at 11:00 a.m.\u201cLife & Lent\u201d Service - Wesley Church Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.Preacher: Rev.Richard Davidson of Kingston.\u201cHIS MINISTRY - AND OURS.\u201d -conduct the Haggadah ritual in accordance with Reform Jewish practice.The musical portions | will be chanted by Cantor Otto Staeren and the Temple Choir under the direction of F.L.Mc- Learon, A.C.C.O., L.R.S.The Seder meal is being served under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood Committee under the chairmanship of Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, President.Reservations for the Seder are to be made with Mrs.J.A.Roston, Regent 9-0841.All reservations must be in not later than Monday, April 8.Price per plate \u2014 $4.00.Reservations for Seder are for bonafide members -| and their families, To Be Inscribed On Memorial Tablet: The name of Louis Pick- ard will be formally inscribed on the Temple Memorial Tablet this Sabbath Eve as a perpetual memorialization.An offering te the Synagogue in loving memory of the dear departed has been made by the Pickard family.Conference of Constituent So- UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Avenue Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R, Plaskett 11:00 am.\u201cPETER AND-MODERN TIMES\" J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.Choir Director.O.R.Gliddon, Organist, F 7:30 pm.Series: \"MAKING RELIGION REAL\u2019 Sermon 7: \u201cSEE YOURSELF BECOMING A BETTER PERSON.\u201d ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH , Special Lenten Service, Wednesday WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road {near Argyle Avenue) MINISTERS Rev.D, M.Grant, B.A,, D.D.Rev, R.W.Mumford, B.A, B.D.11:00 a.m.Dr.Grant TOWEL AND A a 7:30 p.m.Mr.M imtor d \u201cTHE DOUBT OF AN MAN\" HONEST Intermediate Classes Bible Class Church School 10:00 am, 10:15 a.m.11:00 a.m.Royal & N.D.G.Organist and Choir Director : Mrs.Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGHI DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmeunt Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Ministers: Rev.A.Lioyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A.10:00 am.Intermediate & Senior - Church School 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten, - Primary & Junior Departments, Dr.Lloyd Smith: \u201cDea] with 11:00 a.m, - \u201cLife and Lent Service - Wednesday, 8:00 -p.m.Speaker: Rev.R.Davidson, Kingston, Ont.Depression Rev.Eric MclIlwain: \u201cBy Thought, Word and Dead\u201d Young People\u2019s Union nesday Life & Lent Services: 7:30 p.m, 8:45 p.m.8:00 p.m.Organist and Choir Director: Eric J.Adams, B, Mus, L.RAM.A.R.CM, Wesley Church Rev.Richard Davidson.Organist and Choirmaster, Mr, John Robb, Mus, Bac.cleties .Executives: -Under the chairmanship of Arthur Pascal, the Presidents and Board Members of Brotherhood, Sisterhood, Home and School and Mr.and Mrs.Club, will meet on Sunday morning, March 24, at 10.15 o'clock for a Koffee and Breaks- - fast Conference in the Temple Community House.This conference is known as \u201cOperation M\u201d and has to da with bringing into membership the unaffiliated of our, community.With Our Temple School: \u2019 Regular classes in all depart-.\u2018 ments \u2014 Saturday morning High School and Confirmation classes meet at 9.45 o'clock; The Junior School Sunday morning at 10 o'clock; The Daily Hebrew School Monday through Thursday afternoons at 3.30 o'clock.Uns der the direction of Lehuda Vine- berg, rehearsals are now being \u2018 held for the- traditional Seder ' medodies and the Passover obser- ; vance, On Sunday, April 7 at 1%.o'clock the annual model Seder for the pupils of the Religious School will be held with a regular Passover luncheon -under the auspices of the Home and School Association and The School - Board.Temple Emânu-El Com - munity House was crowded to capacity with parents and pupils - _ at the annual Purim Carnival and \u2018Masquerade held on purim afternoon, Sunday, March 17.\u2014\u2014 .Donor Luncheon of Sisterhood - Most Successful Undertaking \u2014 Tuesday, March 12 Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, President dnd all the; Officers of the Sisterhood and members are to be congratulated | for a most successful Donor Luncheon under the convenership\u201d \u2018of Mrs.Abbey Sankoff.In charge * of publicity were: Mrs.Mark Stein and Mrs.Lloyd Davis.The \u2019 door \u2018prize of the luncheon was won by Mrs.Joseph J.Coover.On Friday evening, April 12, Temple Sisterhood members will participate in-a special Sisterhood Sabbath worship.Mrs.Harry Engels, Chairman of Sisterhood Gift - Shoppe announces a new supply of Passover symbols and beautiful ornaments which may be purchased now, In Charge Of Father And Son Fellowship Dinner: Under the auspices of Temple Brotherhood this annual event takes \u2018place Monday, March 25 at 6.30 o'clock, Temple Community House.Committee in charge: Mac Hochmitz, Dean Kerner, Irvin Gertsman, Gerald Chernoff, Maurice Schwartz, Samuel Bellam, Henry Rosenberg, Samuel Garfield, Rudolph Lustig, Karl Engel, Abraham Izenberg.Reservations for this all important event\u2014Wil- liam Hoffman, Belair 25798 .or Temple office, Fitzroy 2405.Koffee Klub: On Sunday morning, March 31, at 10.15 o'clock, Temple Emanu-El Koffee Klub will have as its guest speaker Harris Berman, President, New England Federation of Temple Youths, of which the Temple Emanu-E] Youth Group is an affiliant.Temple Youth Conference: On Sunday afternoon, March 31 at 2.30 o'clock\u201d the Temple Youth Society will have as guests representatives of various Youth So- cleties of the Community at a ; conference.A sympasium will be presented on the theme \u2014 \u201cThe Present Challenge To Jewish Youth.\u201d The afternoon\u2019s programme is under the direction of Yonie Goldstein, B.A., Youth Advisor and the Officers of the Temple Youth Group of which is Brahms E.Silver.Vice-Presi- dents \u2014 Irene Rosenberg, Joy Lang; Treasurer\u2014Richmond Lisser; Secretaries\u2014Ernest Bellam, \u2019 Sharon Solowey; Membership\u2014 » Rnbertship; Programme \u2014 Jonathan Wisenthal; Telephone and Reception \u2014 Margery Bercuson; Publicity \u2014 Stephen Roth and Marlene Turkenik, Altar Flowers This Sabbath: - Are being donated by Mr.and Mrs.Sydney H.Selig in honour of their gon\u2019s Bar Mitzvah, ms A EE em \u2018 | LE - à re Les msi ges 4 ns RS th a a nn » , Shaar Hashomayim | * BREAKFAST.FORUM: The Breakfast Forum of the Men's Association will take place this Sunday, March 24th in the Community Hall Dining Room.TORAH.FUND: Mrs.R.L.Bércovith, \u2018 Chairman of the Torah Fund -Committee of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary, announces the Executive of her committee as follows: \u2014 Mrs.Jacob Elkin, Advisory Chairman; Mrs.M.A.Browh, \u201cChai\u201d Chairman; Mrs.Aaron Schachter, * Treasurer; Mrs.H.Singerman, Decoration\u2019 Chairman; Mrs.Abe Usher, Telephone Chairman afd Mrs.N.Bruker, Publicity Chairman.The \u201cChai\u201d Tea will bé held on Wednesday, April 3rd at 2:30 p.mat the home of M rs.William Cohen, Aberdeen'-Avenue; Guest Speaker will be Mr.Lavy Becker.The Torah Fund membership tea will be held on Thursday, April 25th at the home of Mrs.J.Par- do.The Guest Speaker on this \u2018occasion will be Rabbi Charles Bender.All members and friends of the auxiliary are urged.to note these dates and plan to attend.LEAGUE CONFERENCE: The Eastern Canadian Branch of the National Women\u2019s League of the United Synagogue of America will hold a Spring Conference on Sunday, March 31st and Monday, April 1st at Shaare Ze- dek and Shaare Zion Synagogues.The theme of this Conference will be \u201cLet us Rejoice in Thy Mitzvot\u201d, Mrs.Louis Sussman of Bellevill, N.J., National President of the League, will be the guest speaker and consultant.The Conference will open with a Sherry Party to be held at the Shaare Zedek on Sunday, March 31st at 3:00 p.m.and will continue on Monday, April 1st at 9:30 a.m.at the Shaare Zion.The workshops will deal with Torah, Youth, Membership and Programme.Affiliated Sisterhoods participating will be Adath Israel, Beth El, Shaare Zedek, Shaar Hashomayim, Shaare Zion, Shaarei Zedek, of St.John, N.B., and Agudath Israel, Ottawa.All members and friends of the Congregation are urged to attend.ISRAELI MATZOS: Israeli Matzos will be available for the first time in Canada during the coming Passover.These Matzos have been approved as Kosher Le Pesach by the appropriate Rabbinical authorities in Israel.Their quality is excellent and the O matter where the need for f-u-n-e-r-a-1 arrangements may arise, we have the experience and the connections to serve promptly and well.DA.Collins F.A NUNNS Af RES SE 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST gn price no higher than Matzos imported from other countries.Y.P.A.MEETING: The Young People's Association is pleased to welcome once again a prominent member of the Jewish Community who will address the meeting on Sunday, March 24th at 9:00 p.m.in the Playroom.The Guest Speaker will be Mr.Louis Rosenberg who will speak on \u201cJews by Accident of Jews by Ghoice?\" Mr.Rosenberg has been director of the Bureau of Socidl ahd Economic Research of the Canadian Jewish Congress since 1946 and has worked for over twenty years among immigrants and settlers in Canada.All members of congregation and friends are invited to attend.SEMINARY MEETINGS; In an effort designed to bring Synagogues closer together for an exchange of views and experiences a series of seminar meetings has been arranged by the synagogue Council of Greater Montreal.The series will begin with a Dinner Meeting to be held on Tuesday, March 26th at 6:30 p.m.at the Shaare Zedek Congregation.All members of affiliated synagogues are urged to attend, The programme of the evening will __| include a general presentation on the nature of the seminars and will deal with \u201cThe Use and Abuse of Synagogue Facilities.\u201d A discussion of this subject will be led by Mr.Irving Berlin, Vice President of the Synagogue Council.Subsequent Seminars will dea] with the role of Synagogue in Jewish education, community fund raising and synagogue administration.FRIDAY EVENING HOUR AND ONEG SHABBAT: At the concluding service of the Friday evening hour this Friday, March 22nd at 8:30 p.m.in the Beth Hamedrash, Rabbi Wilfred Shu- chat will preside with the participation of Bernard Bloom, Jessica Gelber and Alan Rudner.The Religious Hour will feature the singing of the Choral Group with the participation of: \u2014 Allan Bernfield, Marvin Goldsmith, David Mendelson, Joel Rubino- vich, Charles Shuchat and Dr.Charles Solomon, Nathan Men- delson will be the Guest Speaker at the Oneg Shabbat that follows.Police Move .(Continued from page 1) This strict enforcement will be applied to all school zones in an effort to reduce the accident potential which is indicated by the high percentage of vehiclesexceeding the speed limit, FLOWERS Greenhouse & Flower Sho 4509 Cote des Neiges Rd.RE.8-1124 .resentatives .ousted Spe TAILT UC RM AN UE THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1057 \u2019 | Loyola High .; .\" (Continued from page 1) will also receive gold, silver and pronze medals and the first-place | winner will be awarded a school shield for one year.School rep- in the elimination are.granted educational books.Mr.Hogan, who spoke on \u201cWhat's Wrong With Rock \u2019n Roll\u201d, was chosen winner, over four other contestants.Speaking on subjects as varied as cooking, free enterprise, television and highway death tolls were Denis Stairs (Lachine High), Axel Harvey (Lower Canada), David Rittenhouse (Montreal West High) and Jim Hurley (St.Leos Academy).The speakers were judgèd for modulation, voice, enunciation, pace, stance, audience appeal and gestures, material construction, lucidify and interest by Stan Engle, chairman, Julian Chip- man and Ed Collard.Chairman at the session was George H.Imrie, chairman of the Boys\u2019 Public Speaking committee of the Rotary Club of Montreal.$Stamp .Trading (Continued frem page 3) Canadian Philatelic Society Exhibition in Ottawa, May 2nd to 4th, which several of the young collectors will attend.The Israel H.Levine Philate- tic Memorial Trophy for Juniors was won last year by Michael G.Kelly, 5020 Doherty Avenue, N.D.G.Provided for in Mr.ie- vine's wil, this trophy is awarded annually to the member who has done the mast to help feltow- members philatelically.The 1957 winner will be announced at the Club's banquet in June, at which there will be a competition, and to which parents and friends will b invited.In the meantime, remember the weekly meetings: Thursday evenings at 7 o'clock, Oak Room, Victoria Hall.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN BOSTCN, MASS, Sunday, March 24th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service Subject, of Lesson - Ser- \u201cMATTER Golden Text: _ Colossians 32.\u2018 Set your affection on things above, not on things on the WEDNESDAY 8:13 p.m.Testimony Meeting, READING ROOM In the Church Edifice.Open to the public Tuesday, Thursday and Fri.gay, 2 to 4 p.m.Wesnesdays, 6:30 to pm.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, \"March 24th 11:00 a.m.Morning Service MORNING SERVICE ONLY ' VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster » WESTMOUNT ond VICTORIA AVES.= Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Dr.E.C, Hart, B.Sc.Student Asst.Sunday, March 24th 11:00 Mr, ET am The Church School The Nuimber 114 Bus stops at +5 the corner.\u201d DORIS KIL AM A.R.T.C., L.Mus, (McGill) Organist and Chole Director, PAGE NINE 7% : UNITARIAN ANGLICAN Là CHURCH OF THE Church of The Advent ; MESSIAH \u2018 Corner of Wood and Western, UNITARIAN RE \"Westmount Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, March 24th 11:00 a.m.Morning Wors THE D Subject: ANGER F RELIGION.\" \u2014 ; Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister, Donald MacKey, Organist and Director of Music.Church School m Unitarian House, st.at 11:00 a.m.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, - Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wiltred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.and Kindergarten 3421 Simpson THE SABBATH THIRD SABBATH OF REDEDICATION Friday, March 22na, 5:46 p.m.Candie ting 5:55 p.m.Evening Lighting SABBATH SERVICES 8:45 a.m.Morning Service .10:00 p.m.Scri dptural Readings Leviticus, Ch.9, v.17 - 5, 14, v.#1.Numbers, Ch.19, 22.Prophets: Ezekiel, en 36, vs.16 - 38, 5:55 p.m.Afternoon Service 6:35 p.m.Evening Service WEEKDAY SERVICES 5: :45 a.m.Sunday, Morning Service 7:30 am.Weel ays, Morndng Service Sunday and Weekdays 8:05 p.m.Evening Services 5 :05 ow p.m p.m.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke Street Wast Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi 5: 6 SABBATH SERVICES Friday VERN, March 8:15 o'clock.Dr ern on \u201cPersonal Religion.\u201d ae mor- March 23rd at 11:30 o'do sermonette - \u2018Strange Fires\u201d based on Torah p on.DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thufédays at 5:45 o'clock; Sunday mornings at 10:15 o*cloc! RELIGIOUS SCHOOL High School and Confirmation De- Saturday momings at 9:45 o'clock; Junior School, mornings at 10 o'clock.Daily Hebrew - Monday through Thursday afternoons at 3:30 o'clock, BOOK LOVERS\u2019 FORUM \u2018Wednesday afternoon, March 27th, 2:45 o'clock, Dr.Harry J, Stern review \u201cThe Bible As History\u201d by Werner Keller.CONGREGATIONAL SEDER The first plight of Passoyer Monday Monday Congregational Seder feast will aa place in the Temple Community House following the Passover Eve Service at s 45 \u201co'clock: Reservations for Seder Mrs.J.A, Roston, RE.92-0841.FELLOWSHIP FATHER AND SON DINNER Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Monorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay.Third Sunday in Lent March 24th Hoiy Eucharist Sunday School Mattins (said) SOLEMN EUCHARIST Preacher: The Revd, R.Hollis, B.A., B.D., Chaplain, Diocesan College.7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong \"Monday, March 25th Annunciation of the B.V.M.8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist Weekdays Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 8:00 am.Monday and Friday 9:30 am.Wednesday Devotional Service every Wednesday in Lent at 8:00 p.m.7:00 am.ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Westmount Rev.Kenneth 8.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A, Timmons Third Sunday in Lent 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: Rev.K, Keefe Matting, Preacher: Rev.K.B.Keefe.Evensong.Preacher: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons, WEDNESDAY .Holy Communion 1 Intercessions and Instruction, Rev.K.B, 31:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.7:30 a.m.800 p.me.FRIDAY Communion P.AM :00 am.TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH - 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor D.D., Rector Kev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A, Hon, Assistant Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Hon, Assistant Rev.T.A.Ramsey, B.D, Assistant C.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Chofrmaster | | Third Sunday in Lent 8:00 am.Holy Communion\u2019 Mattins.Preacher: The Rev.T.Ramsey Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department, Evenso.À with the of in pi MOND The Annunciation or the Biessed Virgin Mary 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Wednesday 11:00 a.m.7:30 p.m.(Auspices Temple Brotherhood) Monday evening, March 25th at 6:30 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion 3k Temple emple Community House 8:00 p.m.Evensong with address.rogram of en nment - Reservations - W Hoffman, Thursday, BE, 25 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion NOTED AMERICAN and Ralph Sock- M.A., B.D, Dr.man, Ph.D, LL.D, Christ Church, New York, N.Y, ~ Dr.Ralph Sockman who is one of the most listened to on radio continent will be the guest preacher at St.James United Church tomorrow evening at 8 pm.This is a rare opportunity\u2019 to hear one of the finest preachers of our time.Other famous speakers include : Dr.John Short \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 March 27th \u2014 8 p.m.Dr.Christie Innes ~\u2014 Wednesday \u2014 April 3rd \u2014 8 p.m.Dr.James Clarke \u2014 Tuesday \u2014 April 9th \u2014 8 p.m.Or.John Sutherland Bonnell \u2014 Sunday \u2014 April 14th \u2014 7:30 p.m.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 St.Catherine Street, West ms TO PREACH HERE television preachers on the + PAGE TEN EEE REA ESS SRE ® à PRET CS RS FIN SAE EIR VUE in only 9 days with Playtex = can have softer, smoother, lovelier hands like these.le Te XS aly IN plus protected manicures! 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Sarong Junior, ® COURVAL Westmount 6550 ST.HUBERT 413 ONTARIO E.x Le a EE Na a SEM ET ES 5 THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1857 | BE Inangurating the 1957 Sponsor Program of the Montreal Israel }+ Bonds Committee, Miss Cantor discussed the economic meeds of Israel and pointed out how monies derived from the sale of Israel bonds are used for the development of the country.Among the ladies who \u2018participated in the Program and seen above are : (Seated left te right) Mesdames Miriam Fineman, Belle Lechter, Freda Feldman, Miss Marilyn Cantor, Mrs.Allan Bronfman, Miss Shirley Epstein, Mrs.Moe Feldman, Mrs.(Standing left te right) Mesdames N.Orbach, A.H.Mettarlin, Hyman Singerman, Louis Deitcher, B.J.Kruger, Ben Morris, Ralph Zabitsky, H.Landes, H.IL Fanaberia, E.Barkoff, M.M.Kalman, H.Levimson, and B.Robinson.The Women\u2019s Division is now finalizing its plans fer the Canadian premiere of the Israel Fashiem Show which will take place at the Sheraton Mt, Royal Hetel on Tuesday, Moishe Dickstein; April 9 at 12.30 p.m.EN ~~ : lial Baby Gray Named The christening of the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.John H.Gray, and grandson of Mr.and and Mrs.C.Douglas Taylor, took place on Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, in Dominion Douglas Chyrch, Westmount, the Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, D.D., officiating.The baby was given the names of John Taylor, and -Deutsch Photo the godmother is Miss Diane A._ Kencwal ; Still snow on the ground, and the trees all bare, Cold winds, and dark clouds sn the sky; But from the ground, a paletittle flower, Tells me, that Spring is nigh, = Though griefs, and the sorrows of life overwhelm, And the heart may be frozen with dread, Still, when we glimpse the Father's kind smile, Spring is born, in the heart once so dead.Taylor, aunt of the child.Following the ceremony, Mr.and Mrs.C.Douglas Taylor entertained.Trinity Evening Group The semi-monthly meeting of the Evening Branch W.A.Trinity Memorial Church will be held on Wednesday, March 27, when the members will attend in a body the Wednesday evening Lenten service in the Church.A brief business meeting will be held in the Ladies\u2019 Room follow ing the service.Refreshments will be served.DOROTHY SPROULE Social and Personal Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Scott have returned following a stay in Naples, Florida.Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Fitzpatrick, jr, have returned following a stay in Nassau, The Bahamas.Mr.and Mrs.Denny A.Hanson have returned folldwing a stay in Palm Beach, Florida, » , Samuel Frain and the late Mr, Frain of Aberdeen, APPROACHING MARRIACE At the marriage of Gloria Louise, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Glen, of Notre Dame de Grace, to Mr.Robert Matthew Mr.and Mrs.D.C.MacCullum Gilmour, son of Mr.and Mrs.have returned following a trip to Kenneth B.Gilmour, of Rose- India, the Far East and Hono- Mere, Que., which is taking place Ju, J on Saturday aftermoon at half- past three o'clock in Trinity Memorial Church, the bride will be attended by Miss Florence Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Fether- stonhaugh have returned after spending a month at the Ledge- lets, Somerset, Bermuda.SN \u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Louis O'Sullivan + | » John Teil i Mrs.Colin T.Gray, and of Mr, are spending some time in Mexico City, where they have been guests at the Continental Hilton Hotel.Dr.Wilder Penfield, O.M., and Mrs.Penfield returned on Sat- Coll, as maid of honor, and by Mrs.James Tully, and by Miss Marilyn Peters, and little Miss urday following a trip through India and Ceylon and to Thailand and Japan.\u2014_\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Archibald Har- shaw have returned following a stay in England whence they sailed on the round trip of the \u2018Alcantra, to Buenos Aires, stop- \u2018ping at Lisbon, Madeira, Las Palmas, Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo.| Mr: and Mrs.Mostyn Lewis and Miss Gwyneth Lewis left Tuesday for New York whence they leave by plane for a trip to Portugal, Spain, Italy and England.Mrs.Louis Mercille of Notre Dame de Grace and Miss Rose Lalonde of Westmount were at St.Augustine for a week.They are now at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Becker of New Jersey, Mrs.F.R.Hannen, president of the Montreal Branch of the United Nations Association, entertained Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Kathleen Bowlby special advisor to the Canadian Delegation \u2018at the recent session of the United Nations General Assembly, | .Colombia, S.A.Wendy Orr will be flower-girl.Mr.Gerald Gilfnour will act as Mrs.D.M.Grant, Mrs.Charles best man for his brother, and the Hyman, Mrs.F.W.Kerr, and ushers will be Mr.Harry Gien, Mrs.Paul M.Levee will preside the bride's brother, and Mr.Geof- at the tea tables following the frey Bridges.closing meeting of the twelfth Following the ceremony, the season of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.reception will be held in the Car- Hostesses will be Mrs.David tier.Room of the Berkeley Lisser, Mrs.Max Swirsky, Mrs., Hotel, Herman Tower, Mrs.Eli Yaphe, and Mrs.Alfred Zion.Dr.Harry Joshua Stern will] review \u201cThe Bible as History\u201d, by Werner Keller, Held under the auspices of Temple Emanu- Ei Sisterhood, this meeting will take place on Wednesday afternoon, March 27, at 2.45 p.m, in the Community House of Temple Emanu-El, 4128 Sherbrooke street west.Mrs.Harry J.Stern, general chairman of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum, will preside, and co-chajrman for the afternoon will be Mrs.Irvin Gertsman, Do Not Wait Too Long! Let us restyle your old coat info the most ex- i quisite jacket or stole in time for Spring.FLOMEN EXCLUSIVE FURS REG'D.1235 Greene Avenue {Opposite Avenue Theatre), OU WI.3312 = ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Evelyn Decker, daughter of Mrs.Douglas Escott Saunders and the late Mr.Saunders of Westmount, and Bedford Que, to Mr.Archibald John Frain of Absrdeen, Scotland, and Bogota, son of Mrs, AES BS ON a my | Se ms Br bene rp eee EE THE DISCUSSING PLANS for the Westmount High School Alumnae Association\u2019s produc- * tion of \u2018Ballet and Bows\u2019, a spectacle of ballet and fashion are : Mrs.Frank Binmore, President of the Alumnae Association; Brian MacDonald, Director of the Montreal :- Theatre Ballet; and Mrs.Eve Trill, Fashion Mr, < Cansvan and Director of Henry Morgan & Company.The Nm the Women ; 3 Reali Dawson WCTU The regular monthly meeting of the Dawson-Montreal West W.C./T.U.will be held at the home of Mrs.H.Lee,\u201d 4172 Melrose avenue on Thursday, March 28 at 2.30 p.m, - Victoria Whist Queen Victoria Lodge No.823, LO.B.A.will hold a military whist Monday, April 1, in Ross Hall, Chalmers Church, Verdun, starting at 8.30 p.m.The Rublic is cordially invited and there will be refreshments, table and door prizes, Numismatic Society The Women\u2019s Branch of the Antiquarium' and Numismatic Society will hold a luncheon meeting on Wednesday, March 27 at 12.30 p.m.at the Chateau de Ramezay.The guest speaker will be Mrs.Robin Watt and her topic \u201cPortraiture\u201d, spring is English coats made especially for us in tweeds and flannels, precisely tailored for sizes 2 to 12.) 22.50 to 32.50 The Children\u2019s Corner a pleasant shop | will be 1350 Greene GL.6510 mr, \u2018x 3 .WA Luncheonette The women\u2019s association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, will hold a Luncheonette with entertainment on Tuesday, at 1.15 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.- Rummage Sales The Major General C.Basil Price Chapter of the I.O.D.E.is holding a rummage sale in the hall of St.Stephen's Church, corner of Atwater and Dorches- ter streets, at 8 p.m.on Friday, March 29, 1957.Tea Causerie On Sunday, March 31, there a Tea Causerie at the Business and Professional Women's Club at 4 pm.~ Mr.John Heron will be guest speaker, His topic \u201cOur Trip to Alaska.\u201d Melville Church Group The Ellen Douglas Auxiliary will meet on Monday at 8.15 p.m, in the church hall of Melville Presbyterian Church.The speaker.will be Mrs.Chas.C.Cochrane.Devotions will be led by Miss Rosa L.Petit.Canadian ORT The monthiy meeting of the \"Board of Women's Canadian ORT will take place on Tuesday, at 1.15 p.m., at ORT Villeneuve National Headquarters, 293 street west.Mrs.Jules Roos, Chairman of the National Board, will preside.WCTU Meeting The Montreal W.C.T.U.will hold its executive \u2018meeting on Friday, March 22 at 2 p.m.in the Salvation Army Citadel on, 1485 Drummond street.The President Mrs.D.Negpyth will preside.\u2019 Business Meeting The president, Mrs.P.G.Delgado, will preside at the business meeting, for members only, being held by the Westmount Women's Club dnc.on Friday, March 22, at 2.30 pm.in Victoria Hall.Reports will be read À by chairmen of the various com- WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 production will be staged Wednesday evening March 27, at 8.15 p.m.at the Westmount - Junior High School.Chairman of the event .is Mrs, C.8.Barker, assisted by Mrs.RB.M.Mrs.Harold Shapiro.All pro- =.ceeds are directed to the Assoclation\u2019s educational and Scholarship\u2019 projects.\u2014Bermingham Photo OF OO n = 8 = = i = = M Yr mittees - and nominations will take \u2018place.Following the meeting tea will be served.BECAUSE : customers.4th \u2014 5004 Sherbrooke OO OST É PAGE THIRTEEN Local Graduates Invited To Ball The first annual, Easter Ball, sponsored by the Association of Alumni of Sir George Williams College, is being held in the She- raton-Mount Royal Hotel on Saturday, April 13.The dinner-dance is being held under the honorary patronage of the Honorable Milton F.Gregg, Federal Minister of Labor, and Mrs.Gregg, and Mr.B.W.Roberts, chairman of the college's board of governors, and Mrs.Ro- x berts.It is in honor of Dr.Henry F:; Hall, principal, and Mrs.Hall, and Mr.Robert C.Rae, dean, and Mrs.Rae.Graduates and students living in Westmount are invited to -at- tend- the dance which will feature an evening of continuous dancing.Eddie Alexander and his orchestra will play for dancing until 1 am, and a well-kno trio will provide music during th thé dinner hour, More than 300 couples dre exe pected.Dress is optional, Graduates and students of the college planning to attend are asked to reserve tables and arrange for tickets by contacting Mrs.Irma Klar, alumni office secretary, at MA.8331, or at the alumni office, 1435 Drummond street.Toastmistress Club The Mount Royal Toastmis=- tress Club will hold its meeting on Monday, at six o'clock in the Green Room of the Queen's Hotel.Let Emile style your hair in the Season's- newest coiffures.- .; | abs - \u201cHis \u2018personal.touch jo you + personal.satisfaction\u201d.PERMANENTS From $8.50 Styling Including shampoo \u2026 $2.00 Emile Beauty Salov] 1347 GREENE AVE.LF RR OF TELLING THE TRUTH We Do Not Advertise Falsely 1st \u2014 We will not allow anything to hurt the good reputation which we have established over the past 42 years.2nd \u2014 We pride ourselves in giving value for every dollar spent by our 8rd \u2014 When we say \u201cTop Quality\u201d, we meant what we say.You are sure of getting the best service from the most progressive furrier in the West End.~ @ FURS TO SUIT EVERY BUDGET @ | TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED \u2014 NO SERVICE CHARGE MEMBERS OF THE M.F.A.and FUR GUILD ASSOCIATION St.W.Fi.2486 FI.0562 INC.00 0 mL DE.4482 Fo / Campaign Leaders Urgently Needed A special appeal for campaign leaders in Notre Dame de Grace for the forthcoming Combined Appeal for the Blind was made today by Mrs.E.G.Patterson, general] chairman of the Women's Division.\u201cThis year the Combined Appeal for the Blind represents six appeals in one with an objective of $210,000, Mrs.Patterson stated.\u201cMany residents of Notre Dame de Grace know the work of the Montreal Association for the Blind on Sherbrooke Street West which is one of the.organizations included in this year\u2019s Combined Appeal,\u201d Mrs, Patterson said.In addition to the Montreal Association for the Blind, the other groups in the combined Appeal are: The Canadian National Institute for the Blind; L'Association Canadienne-Francaise des Aveugles, Inc.; The Canadian Federation of the Blind; the St.Lawrence Club of the Blind and Le Conseil Local l'ASsociation Canadienne-Francaise des Aveugles.The Combined Appeal for the Blind will conduct its campaign from April 29 to May 11 Old Girls Association The Havergal Old Girls As- gociation, Montreal Division, is holding a dinner meeting on Ma Bolles Slenderizing & Beauty Salon Expert Hair Styling \u2014 Permanents Hair Dyeing a Specialty \u2014 Manicuring THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 % ART AND HANDICRAFT EXHIBITION and sale which was Monday, April 1, at 6:30 pm.at the University Women\u2019s Club, 3492 Peel street.The guest speaker will be Miss Catherine Steele, Principal of Havergal College, Toronto.Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.Richmond, RE.8-0912 or Mrs.Whitall, HU.1-9771.held on Tuesday in St.Matthias Church Hall, Westmount, sponsored by the Women\u2019s Associatin.Shown in the photo- Hunt, President of St.Matthias Women\u2019s Association; Rev.Kenneth B.Keith; and Mrs, Eileen Reid, President of the Potters Club.\u2019 co \u2014Bermingham Photo: Mrs.F.Barclay Robinson Heads Young Women's Christian Assn.Mrs.F.Barclay Robinson was elected president of the Board of Directors of the Young Women's Christian Association at the annual meeting of the \u2018Y\u2019, which was held on Thursday evening.In the absence of Mrs.Seth Taylor, who has been president for three years, the chairman of Mrs.Arthur Colman, Miss Eileen Kerr, Mrs.Norman Prentice, and graph admiring the handicraft are left to right: Mrs.R.B._| Mrs.Stuart Townsend, vice-pre- sidents; Mrs.J.A.Hodgson, re- | cording secretary; Mrs.C.C, Thackray, corresponding 'secre- \u2018tary; Mrs.G.H.Doble, treasurer; and Mrs.W.J.Stikeman, assistant treasurer.- Rummage Sales The Venture Club of Montreal will hold a rummage sale at St.Stephen's Church Hall, 1 Were- dale Park, (corner of Atwater and Dorchester), on Friday evening, March 22, door mens at 7:30 p.m.@® Facials and Unwanted Hair Removing © Massages © Steam Bath © Sum Lamp and Dry Air @® Pedicure Treatments.For appointment Please Phone Clenview 1154 , 4504 St.Catherine St.West (Near Abbott) 3 hiv Bills are less bother , » « « when you plan ahead to meet them.The secret is.to have a plan that wilt help put your finances on a sound basis, and build a solid foundation of savings for the future.The Royal Bank Family.Budget Book provides such a plan.It contains no magic formula, but it does help you plan your budget to suit yourself.Ask for a copy next time you're in the branch.CURRENT ACCOUNTS - SAVINGS ACCOUNTS TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES + MONEY ORDERS SAFEKEEPING SERVICES THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA CANADA'S LARGEST BANK \u2018 64 Branches in Montreal and District \u2018every opportunity to prove their the meeting was Miss Eileen Miss Ruth Low, Executive Director, in presenting her report to the meeting, said that the Montreal YWCA \u2014 \u201cthe largest activity building for women in Canada\u201d had been_the scene of greatly increased membership in the Art Workshop, Health Education, Residence and Camp, taxing both staff and building to capacity.\u201d \u201cMontreal, as a busy port city, asks much of its YWCA,\u201d the director said.\u201cThe 1956 Annual report shows the measure of its response.- A comfortable residence for newcomers drew 11.-%& Kerr.worth as Counsellors in Training for this incoming summer.\u201c A booklet giving complete statistics and other data was distributed at the meeting, and a message from the retiring President, Mrs.Seth C.H.Taylor was read.Her words \u2018Thus we face the new year with a sense of confidence, knowing we have kept faith with our community\u201d hold a special meaning when we remember the services and their cost.By wise spending the YWCA cut its Welfare Federation grant from 15.39% to 14.6%.The new executive includes 885 guests, an increase of over 1400 in the year.These came from all over North America, British Isles, Europe, Africa, and the Far East.Sometimes a gentle exchange of fellowship turned into a major service as human needs were met \u2014 lost friends or relatives located, jobs found, new stimulating associations formed and faith restored.\u201d Exclusive 07 the Cafeteria, Snack Bar and Residence, nearly 7000 sessions vere held in the building with an accumulative total attendance of over 120,000.Water Safety training was extended to many groups and in- Make old furniture look new again.with a New American process! SCRATCHES, BURNS and CHIPS removec .in your home.Our service includes EXPERT FRENCH POLISHING TELEPHONE CL.5-4079 between 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.or RA.1-5468 bewteen 6 p.m.and 10 p.m.dividuals through the Red Cross, the Parks and Playgrounds Association, Tyndale House, St.Andrew's Youth Centre.Unity Boys Club, Negro Community Centre, and some Lakeshore groups.The greatest number of Life Saving awards in the Montreal district were won by the YWCA Ladies Swimming Club.For this they received the Rubenstein Trophy.Camp, a veritable workshop on world fellowship with its many nationalities and creeds, had its largest enrolment for many, years.Nor should the keen sense of responsibility among the teenagers be forgotten.Their willingnes to work and co-operate with others made it possible to initiate the \u201cProie\u201d group.These girls took due nm VE [if VU IT And P.Women's Club Enferfains: Sister Clubs On Saturday, March 23 at 12.30 at the club a Presidents\u2019 Luncheon will be held by the President of the Business and Profes- gional] Women\u2019s Club, Miss Eliza- peth McGregor, to entertain presidents and Representatives from other Women's Clubs, The following will be present: Mrs.S.Hayes, Mrs.J.E.Manson, Mrs, John Godard, Mrs.Franklin Holland, Mrs.J.J.Creelman, Mrs, I.K.Lowry, Mrs.W.Marlow, Mrs.A.Burnett, Mrs.H.W.Hill, Mrs.Jarvis Moore, Mrs.C.M.Hayes, Mrs.Graeme McLean, Mrs.B.Mac- Kenzie, Mrs.H.E.Ball, Miss Nancy Kennedy Reid, Miss Isa Menzies, Miss Elsie McFadzen, Mrs.P.G.Delgado, Mrs.Paul Callaghan, Mrs.A.Redoe, and the following Past Presidents of B, & P.:Miss E.May Craig, E.L.Flanagan, Mrs.Amy B.Hilton, Miss Kathleen Jenkins, Miss E.Sharpley, Mrs, G.F.Smith.Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Rabbi Harry Joshua Stern will review \u201cThe Bible as History\u201d, by Werner Keller, at the closing meeting of the twelfth season of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum.Held under the auspices of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El, this meeting will take place on Wednesday, March 27 at 2.45 p.m.in the Community House of Temple Emanu-El, 4128 Sherbrooke street west.Mrs.Harry Joshua Stern, general chairman of Book Lovers\u2019 Forum, will preside, and co- chairman for ihe afternoon will be Mrs.Irvin Gertsman.Husbands! 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ECONOMIC TELEVISION CENTER ; RCA.DISTRIBUTOR SERVICE | Let 48e met \u2018Tibérias.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 As work in the centre expands, it will also provide nurses, s0- cial workers, medical interns and students with an opportunity to gain added experience in the field of nutrition.and diet-teach- ing.This knowledge will be of great value to them in caring for their patients.Miss Norman was previously employed as a nutritionist with the Federal Department of National Health and Welfare.She has participated in several nutrition surveys and was, for six trition Notes\u2019 \u2014 the official organ of the department's Nutrition Division.As a member of the division's information section, she assisted with the production, printing and revising of information and educational material on nutrition, Miss Norman 1s a graduate of Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S., and was a dietetic intern at St.Michael's Hospital, Toronto.She obtained her Master's Degree from Tufts University .~d the Frances Stern Food Clinic in Boston.While in that city she acted as Nutrition Consultant with a medical team of the Y.W.C.A.Health Education Department.= Montreal Club The Montreal Women\u2019s Club Ine., will hold its meeting at 2.30 p.m.on Monday in the Nor- j'mandie Room of the Sheraton- Mount Royal Hotel, under the direction of Mrs.J.A.D.Annett, Guest speaker will be Dr, R.F.Harvey and his subject will be \u201cPublic Health and Fluoridation\u201d.Mrs.H.B.Watts is the music chairman, There will be a piano duet by Mra.J.D.Hopkins and Mrs: W.Webb.The Sea of Galilee also is known as the Sea of Chinnereth, Sea of Gennesaret and Sea of PAGE FIFTEEN Missionary Society Plans Bridge Party The Scarboro Lay Missionary, League recently held a meeting To organize the Thirteenth Annual Bridge, which is to be held Friday evening, May 10, in the Loyola College Gymnasium, Officers for the coming year were also elected as follows: President, Miss Connie Dodge; Vice- president, Mrs.W.Routledge; treasurer, Mr: J.P.Boyle; corresponding secretary, Kennedy; recording secretary, Mrs.Mae Dowling.Convener for the card party is Miss Jenny Wall.Ticket conveners are Miss Ruth Turner (card party) and Miss Monica McFee (drawing).Other conveners are: Miss Jenny Wall (membership); Mrs.J.P.Boyle (patrons); Miss M.A.Haggarty (table prizes); Mrs.C.J.McDonald (door prizes); Mrs.J.J, MacDonald (mite boxes); Miss Mary Turner (refreshments) and Mrs.W.Rout- ledge (publicity).Town And Gown Tea.To.Be Held Tuesday The Women Associates of Mc- Gill will hold ir final Town and Gown tea of the season on Tuesday, in the ballroom of the Faculty Club, 3450 McTavish following the annual meeting at 8 p.m.Guests will be received at the tea by the patroness, Mrs.B.C.Gardner; the honorary president, Mrs.F.Cyril James; the president, Mrs.J.W.McKay; and tne vice-president, Mrs.J.Gilbert Turner.Presiding at the tea table will te Mrs.Ross Clarkson, up fo CANADIAN A.Sherrif Scott, R.C.A.Robt.W.Pilot, P.R.C.A.Archibald Browne, R.C.A.Albert Robinson, R.C.A.Eric Riordon, A.R.C.A.John Beynon, O,S.AM.A.Fortin, A.R.C.AM.A.Suzor-Coté, R.C.A.Joseph Giunta Alex McLaren * MIRRORS \"UN.6- Mrs, E.Mrs.N.R.Crump, and Mrs, S.Boyd Millen.Hostesses will be.Mrs.J.T.Hackett, Mrs.D.L.Gales, Mrs.A.Van Harris, Mrs.W.H.Philip Hill, Mrs.Kenneth B.Johnston, Mrs.Donald Marsh, Mrs.G.C.MacDonald, Dr.Nadia MacIntosh, Mrs.Alex Miller, and Mrs.Howard Mitchell.Mrs.A.Gerald Racey, chairman \u2018of the entertainment committee is being assisted by Mrs.Norman Brown and Mrs.P.J.Gitnick.The Texas State Fair alone drew 2,380,000 visitors in 16 days.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 refieve all weak foot conditions.Children's Supports a Speciality.By appointment only Phone WI.1545 GALLERY ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE of Fine PAINTINGS By Famous Canadian & European Arfists AT REDUCTIONS STARTS SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd UNTIL APRIL 6th INCLUSIVE Following is but a small portion of the large collection which will be offered for sale : We urge you not fo miss this opportunity to acquire lovely examples by great painters at prices absolutely non-competitive in the art business.FINE FRAMING .x RESTORATION A SPECIALTY 939 Victoria Square 50% EUROPEAN Maurice Wilks Prof.Pal Fried Henri Callot Willem Hendriks Prof.H.J.Wolter Montague Dawson Alfred de Breanski Henri Beltman Cornelius Bouter Dorus Arts And many others FREES Galleries open until 9.30 p.m.weekdays and 6.00 p.m.Saturdays during the sale.4095 PAGE SIXTEEN Eventide Home Auxiliary Donates Easy Chairs For Recreation Room At the bi-monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Eventide Home many reports of excellent work accomplished by the various Committees were given.The entertainment committee, headed by Mrs.Robert Berry, told of monthly concerts; the membership committee, chairman, Mrs.F.W.Baily reported several new members received; the recreation chairman, Mrs.R.McAusland told the meeting of the monthly games\u2019 nights held at which the Kinette Club and The Venture Club alternate as hostesses, an extra party was held in March when the Inner Wheel of Montreal provided refreshments and gifts.The purchase of six easy chairs for the Recreation Room, made possible by funds from the Auxiliary, was reported on refreshments served also reported.Two of them were at the various functions and on display.New cupboards for thanked Mrs.J.Voce for her this room have been installed management of this work dur- by the Men's Association for ing the past two months.The Eventide.transportation committee, under Mrs.Herbert \u2018Murphy is in Mrs.R.A.MacQueen, is doing charge of the Library and is what it can to provide transpor- happy to receive good books for tation of the residents to clinics, the shelves.Mrs.A.Pryde more workers on this committee Thomson, in charge of the Handi- are urgently needed.The visit- craft Group conducted for the ing.committee, with Mrs.E.T.for use when the Auxiliary entertains the residents.Mrs.J.A.P.McGee, social chairman, residents, told of a quilt now being made and the successful millinery class recently con- Bourke in charge, visit the residents every Monday.The singsongs conducted by members of this group are particularly popular with the residents.The Tuck Shop, of which Miss E.E.Thacker is chairman, is proving to be a very real boon to the residents.Mrs.H.H.Schurman, chairman of the Birthday Shelf, reported a present shortage of 4 gifts for the men residents.How- i ever, no birthdays are ever missed out and the residents ave most appreciative of this thoughtfulness on the part of the Auxiliary members.Mrs.Martin Schade also expressed gratitude on behalf of the residents for all the greeting cards received by them from Lhe ® members.Mr.H.Patterson, re- Hi presentative from the Men's As- M sociation for Eventide, told of un un ducted by an Auxiliary member, Mrs.Earle T.Moore.Mrs.S.Glew, sewing chairman, told the meeting that her committee continues to meet every Tuesday to keep the mending for the Home up to date and that three dozen tea cloths are now being made \u2014\u2014 NE EEE ECE ECE SIMONIZING Chiome and inside of car cleaned.® DAY OR EVENING © | Leave your car on your way to work.WALLY WARD Imperial Esso Dealer WESTERN & CLAREMONT EL.0174 - DE.3763 rEE REESE NE NE BS the Open House held by the Association and of the steady increase in membership.A nominating committee was appointed consisting of Mrs.Martin nese a HOW MUCH WILL THE REPAIR BILL BE?Paving for telephone servicing and repairs is one household expense that isn\u2019t ever likely to worry you.You'll appreciate our quick attention to any interruptions in your service, and the fact that repairs don\u2019t alter your usual monthly bill.Add to this our constant work on the entire system, and you have a new and interesting picture of the value of your telephone.THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1857 Women's Realm Crystal Whist Crystal Chapter No.35 Loyal Orange Assn, will hold a military whist .in Ross Hall, Chalmers Church, Verdun, March 29 at 8.15 p.m, There will be table and door prizes, also refreshments, and the public is -cordially invited.Players please bring cards.Hospital Auxiliary The monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital will take place on Wednesday, March 27 Fat 2.30 p.m., in the Nurses\u2019 Residence, Montclair avenue.Following the meeting tea will be served by Mrs.~A.Watson and her committee.Silver Cross Mothers The monthly meeting of the R.C.A.F.Silver Cross Mothers, \u2018Remembrance Association\u201d will be held on Monday, in the Y.W.C.A., Dorchester street.Speaker will be Mr.Justin Ciale, Psychologist, of St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary.Guests will be welcome.Tea will be served.Telephone Pioneers Members, wives of members, and widows of former members, are cordially invited to Montreal Life Members\u2019 Club, Beaver Hall Bldg., when ladies will play cards on Thursday, March 28 at 2 p.m.The men will have their monthly card game on Wednesday, Marek 27 at the same time and place.Benefit Bridge Party The Montreal League for the Hard of Hearing, is holding the Annual Benefit Bridge Party on March 27 at 8:15 p.m.in the Herbert Symonds Hall, 1441 University street.Convener Mra.M.B.Kennedy; in charge of tables, Mrs.P.Burnett, prizes, Mr.E.Mark; refreshments, Mrs.L.Callahan.For further information Tel.WI.8629.Zonta Club The Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a business meeting on Tuesday, at 8 p.m.at Victoria School.After the business part of the evening there will be a classification talk by Miss Lillian Poltrick of the Boy Scout Association.Miss Poltrick will highlight her talk with slides showing the work of the Boy Nancy Kennedy-Reid will side.pre- Buffet Luncheon Dr.Hugh E.Burke, medical di- rentian Hospital, Montreal, be the guest speaker at the Spring Buffet Luncheon to be ; held by the Guild and W.A.of !St.Matthew's Anglican Church lon Wednesday, March 27 at 1 | p.m.Dr.Burke has recently re- | turned from a medical mission to India.The luncheon will be held in the church hall and tickets are available at the church office.EL.1700, or from Mrs.E.R.Cass, HU.1-1340.American Club The American Women's Club of Montre 1 will meet at 2.30 p.mon Wednesday, March 27, in the Blueroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Reports of the present seasons activities will be submitted by members of the board and the executive, Schade, Chairman, Mrs.J.H.Struthers and Mrs.F.W.Baily.Major Johnson reported that the Home is now filled to capacity, the residents numbering one hundred and forty-five.After adjournment, about twenty-five lady residents modelled hats made by them in the handicraft class and were then invited by the President, Mrs.Sydney.A.MacSween, to remain for tea which was served by the Social Committee, under Mrs.J.A.P.McGee.-Scouts Association.President | rector of the Royal Edward Lau- : wili | Mrs.T.G.Walsh CWL President Lists Literary Contest Winners.The annual Literary contest of the Catholic Women\u2019s League of Canada, under the auspices of the Montreal City Subdivision, and in connection with the educational program, was held recently in the Windsor Hotel, with prizes being awarded as follows : Short stories: 1st prize \u2014 Miss Dorothy Wells; 2nd prize \u2014 Mrs.Agnes Fordham; 3rd prizex.\u2014 Mrs.Hilda Laflamme; honorable mention \u2014 Mrs.Rita Cox and Mrs.J.McMahon.Essays: 1st prize\u2014Mrs, Mabel Nightingale; 2nd prize \u2014 Mrs.J.L.Hickey; 3rd prize \u2014 Mrs.T.F.Slattery.Poetry: 1st prize \u2014 Miss Dorothy Wells; 2nd prize \u2014 Mrs.Hilda Laflamme; 2rd prize \u2014 Mrs.Gordon Jones.Mrs.T.F.Slattery was the chairman and the judges Mr.Leo Cox, poetry, and Mr.Gordon Greene for stories and essays.Mr.Greene, who was present, offered some very constructive criticism to the authors on their work.Mrs.T.G.Walsh, president, announced a lecture sponsored by Montreal City Subdivision under the convenership of Mrs.Magnus Seng, chairman of the Education committee, to be held on April 11 at 4 p.m.in Congress Hall.The speaker will be Mr.Chas.Koninch, internationally known authority on Mario-' logy, lecturer in Theology and Philosophy at Laval University.His Excellency The Most Reverend Lawrence P.Whelan, auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, presiding.Mrs.Walsh also commented on the increasing concern of the public because of the lack of prestige and remuneration to the teaching profession.\u201cThe country is only as strong as its young population.\u201d We need incentive for talented youth to enter the teaching profession.Miss M.Sheridan offered the vote of thanks.Rev.W.V.C.Martin To Open Orange Hall Invitations have been issued to all branches of the Loyal Orange Association, friends and subscribers, who have shown keen interest for some years in the establishment of a permanent Orange Hall in the Montreal district, to attend the official opening of the hall.On Saturday, March 23 at 1.30 Lucile Wheeler Roslyn Speaker Next Monday Lucile Wheeler, the first Canadian to win an Olympic medal for skiing, will be guest speaker at the Roslyn Home and School Association meeting March 25 at 8:30 p.m.at the school.Miss Wheeler will speak about Olympic skiing and will be introduced by Frank Shaughnessy, Jr, general manager of the Canadian Olympic Winter Team.The activities of this year's Ski Instruction Course, under the leadership of Dr.Errol B.Clift and Mrs.Bram Rose, will be reviewed, and there will be a short moving picture of the ski classes in action, The Girls\u2019 Choir, under direction of Vets Jamieson, and the Boys' Choir, under direction of Ralph Start, will sing several numbers.Class rooms wili be open from 7:30 p.m.to 8:15 p.min order that parents may have the opportunity of talking to the teachers briefly, about their children's work.pm.Rev.W.W.C.Martin, Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Association of British American, will officially open the Hall, located at 1079 Greene avenue, Westmount.LEARN DRIVE RESULTS GUARANTEED MYERS DRIVING SCHOOL 5839 SHERBROOKE WEST HU.8-5761 It\u2019s never a mistake to be ready.And you'll be ready for SUMMER it you order your awnings NOW.BUT do not make any mistake - buy canvas awnings, the only one suitable for our climate.No other type is cooler than canvas « + +» 90 fiexibles; HOT DAYS, awnings down; GLOOMY DAYS, awnings up.So easy to remove E in the Fall when we need sun and light in our home during the cold Winter days.® folding Chairs ® Garden Umbrellas © Lounging Chairs on Wheels Canvas awnings cost one-third of other types and can easily be replaced om present frames.4g Call: WE.1774 - 1446 | Estimates without charge er obligation.THE CANVAS CONVERTERS 1 LTD.4270 St.James Street West MISTAKE! Me NN Rambler Metropolitan Ambassador Get a Lift Out of Going ; = Go Rambler 1822 - 34 St.Catherine W.Fl.4616 - 1 PROPERTY FOR SALE N.D.G.duplex for sale, two, = basement finished, mortgage $10,000.Interest 415%.DE.8077.K-25 12 APARTMENTS TO LET Hampstead Unfurnished 3 or furnished 4 room apartment, May - October.HU.1.2140, K-60 WESTMOUNT, 435 Grosvenor Ave.7l3-room apt.heated, taxes paid, hot water.Apply the new janitor.WE.0971 or call RE.8-5227, 12-2 p.m.or 6-8 p.m.K-4 ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED 18-a LIVING PROFESSIONAL engineer, wife and family urgently required temporary, completely furnished, self-contained accommodation with two bedrooms.Please call after 6.EL.9528, K-36 17 FLATS, DUPLEXES WANTED WANTED 5, 6 or 7 rooms for family with children.HE.0205.K-49 20 ROOMS TO LET AVAILABLE April 1st, single, furnished.in high class apartment.Sherbrooke.corner Greene, WE, 3270.: K-15 MONTREAL West.Large room.Semi-private bath.Gentleman.Board optional.DE.6080.K-68 21 ROOMS WANTED ELDERLY lady would like room in business person's apartment.Reasonable rent.Call between 9.00 and 3.00.HU.9-4548.K-67 23 ROOM AND BOARD WANTED ROOM and board required by business girl, Westmount home only.With piano $20.00.GL.4020.Miss Sepic.K-62 26 GARAGE TO LET MELVILLE and Sherbrooke, parking space available, block heater outlets.Phone GL.2292.K-84 29 GARAGES WANTED Garage Wanted NEAR SPRINGFIELD AVENUE GLENVIEW 2086 -_\u2014 UNHEATED garage vicinity Clarke Avenue and Western wanted.FI.9186, K-44 sell for $60.00.Call after 5:30.GL.3068.THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 © \u2014 PHONE YOUR HUnter 1-2 The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 10 Words 45¢ 3c for each additional word ADS \u2014 | 771x Please phone your Ads early in the week.No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for current issue 29 FOR SALE 7 From $10.00 Sample Dresses and Suits From Fashion Shows MANUFACTURER'S OUTLET Original Values up to $200.00 Encore Shop 1535 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Guy) Hours 11 - 6 Tues.through Sat.Fitzroy 5604 X-32 PIANO, Newcombe 51\u2019, mahogany.Continental bed; small dining room set; hall runner, Perfect condition.Living room set, tapestry covered \u2014 tables for living room and kitchen.HA, 5609.-81 Solid Walnut Double bed and mattress.HU.1-5344.K-22 ; Elna For a demonstration of The Elna Supermatic Sewing Machine, 3404 Notre Dame Street West.WE.sare.17 LOVESEAT Khalabar rug and tilt-back chair with Ottoman.All as new.RE, 7-9209.COMPLETE set furniture for professional's waiting room: 10 lovely modern chairs with tables, perfect condition; also Morris desk chair.HA.pa DINING ROOM SUITE Fine oak, buffet, serving table.12 chairs.HU.1-1424, K-75 SOFA Victorian hand carved in Rosewood, 75\u201d long, in good condition.Will K-16 CROSSWORD PUZZLE §.Erbium (sym.) 4.Different ACROSS 4.Sharp .Discourage 1.Benefactor 1.Foe « 02.Harden 8.Large 83.Arabian wine country © eask 04.Street 9.Mother 65.Place goddess 40.Letter (Babyl.) (Heb.) 10.Bamboolike 47.Public grass notice.4.Egyptian 48.Toward god 49.Elephant\u2019s 18.Music tusk group 81.Destroying 20.Brilliant 23.Secure musicians (colloq.) 26.Inside part 87.Mons.Zola 20.Strange 2 30.Bird 32.Kicks a ball 33.Exist 4 34.Thus oe 86.Nonsense 37.River (Pol.) 39.Enclose 41.Helps .4% 43.Greek philoscphet 44.Wading bird 48.Wheel - accessories (Brit) ls bec.Wary DOWN 0.Fuss ® Put together \u20188.Two-toed sloth \u20ac Insuranee =e 22.India > (Ppoet.} 28.Swine 24.Poison- ANSWER ous ever.ON PAGE green ehrub 25.Court NINETEEN session 38.Rub 31, Poker stake 40.Elevatos 32.Chatter cage 34.Clan (Ir) 42.Pigpen 35.Sole 44.Elevated 38.River , train (Fr.) (collog.) 29 FOR SALE Skis, 52\" With poles, boots, size 515.Sweater, never worn, Very reasonable.DE.6111.K-28 NORDHEIMER PIANO Beautiful mahogany, only $75.00.RE, 8-2144, K-52 WHITE ERMINE CAPE Top quality Russian skins in the new cape style.Practically new.Purchase price $900.00.Customer will sacrifice for $375.00.Samuel Silver & Co., 1524 Mountain Street.K-56 ACCORDION Serenelli 120 bass, 2 treble changes.RE.11-6042.K-13 GREEN upholstered chair, leather sectional pieces, two mahogany tables.AM in excellent condition.Call EL.5928, evenings only.K-37 THE Venture Club of Montreal will hold a rummage sale at St.Stephen's Church Friday, March 22nd, at 7:30 p.m.Good clean used clothing.K-13 FURNITURE, CUSTOM MADE AND IMPORTED, INCLUDING COFFEE TABLE, MIRRORED TOP; UPHOLSTERED LIVING ROOM CHAIRS; DAY-BED: DINETTE TABLE, 4 CHAIRS; STATIONERY BRIDGE TABLE: 4 ARMCHAIRS; OCCASIONAL TABLES; CHEST FOR CHILDREN'S ROOM; FLOOR LAMPS: TABLE LAMPS; EUROPEAN BONE CHINA DINNER SET FOR TWELVE; CAULDEN CHINA SERVICE PLATES, COLLECTION OF COLORED GLASSWARE: TEA SET; BRIC.A- ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS; TERRACE AND LAWN TABLES AND CHAIRS.VERY REASONABLY PRICED.694 ABERDEEN AVE, WEST.MOUNT, P.Q.CALL EL.2025 FOR APPOINTMENT, NATURAL wood dinette set, 4 leather covered chairs, buffet with sliding glass doors: one framed picture 3012\u201d x 42\".HU.1-6072, K-18 BEDROOM set, 5 pieces, good condition.Reasonable, RE.1-4132.K-65 9-PIECE dining room suite; 9 x 12' rug: bedroom set; Mving room drapes, RE.8- 9588 K-38 BEDROOM set, limed oak; lamps; matching bedspread, drapes.HU.9- 2485.K-71 BENDIX washer: self defrosting refrigerator: gas range; box spring, mattress: blue velvet spread; white enamel kitchen table, chairs; green velvet drapes; baby's chifferobe; two girl's bicycles; window blinds; hall runners, EL.6695.K-78 BREAKFAST set, 7 pleces, natural heather seats.HE, 1742.K-46 2-PIECE grey chesterfield \u201cset, with slipcovers, DE.2604.K-70 GREY kidskin jacket, size 14.Like new.$79.00.Wl 7757.K-66 GHORIVAN Oriental rug 9 x 12, $225; also scatter rug, $15.00.RE.7-9850, WALNUT dining room set, 10 pieces, original price $400.00, Selling for $80.00.Evenings, HU.8.6275.K-51 TEA wagon, glass tray in good condition; English Croydon raincoat, like new, size 18.FI.1505.K-83 CHROME kitchen table and chairs: modern, arborite top kitchen cabinet; colored venetian blinds.EL.8588.K-53 ROLL-TOP desk; Williams sewing machine.Good condition.GL.4805.Q-63 DRAPES, bookcases, convertible couch.Good condition.Reasonable, RE.7.0841.K-19 BEAUTIFUL grey kidskin jacket and cape combination at reasonable price.RE & BOY'S bicycle, Raleigh sports model, 3 speeds.Call DE.5288, K-26 KITCHEN set; studio couch; washing machine; \u2018sink.HE.6421, K-27 KITCHEN set; two chests of drawers; 3 beds, one double, 2 single; crib; baby enamel bathinette; highchair; 3-piece chesterfield set, sectional, ds and ends, CR.6-3237.K-34 29 FOR SALE GENUINE CHINESE RUG In good condition, size approximately 16\" x 10\u2019.HU.1-7831.K-55 TWO end tables; Petit-Point pictures.RE.3-8583, evenings.K-30 OVAL mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining table, 5 Regency side chairs, one armchair, No reasonable offer refused.5322 Snowdon, HU.9.2111 during day.R-58 ANTIQUE settee, walnut.RE.8- 3863.K-41 HEINTZMAN upright Grand, good condition.UN.1-3381; evenings, CR.2-8846.K-33 BOOKCASE, mahogany, sectional, glass doors.Suitable for professional man.HU, 1-2024.K-59 BEAUTIFUL bedroom suite, cost $1200.00 for $350.00; living room sofa, pair of chairs, lamp tables.All excellent con- .dition.HU.1.7632, K-47 CHROME wheelchair, perfect condition, cost $100.00, sell for $50.00.RE.7-0527.K-54 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE Scrap Wanted All kinds of metals, furnaces, automobile batteries, rags.hot water tanks, automobiles, trucks, etc.Cash payment, Call David, HU.1-1930.K-29 ALL a antique furniture, china, silver, paintings, ornaments, jewelry bought.Full value paid.Representatives call everywhere.Lvons, HA.6089.K-7 FURNITURE, -china, paintings, jewellery, silver.Mullin's Antiques.1317 Greene, FI.3894.K-10 DINING table or set wanted, preferably Duncan Phyfe type, HU.9-6310.PAGE SEVENTEEN HILLMAN Estate Car Sedon Convertible Husky Radically New 1957 Models 1822 = 34 St.Catherine W.Fl.4616 - 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE Experienced Stenographer | REQUIRED FOR COMPANY IN WESTMOUNT, 5 DAY WEEK.EMPLOYEE BENEFITS.SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH ABILITY.Apply box 213 c/o 2185 Hampton Ave.Cashier For Macy's Drugstore.Mondays and Tuesdays only.7:30 a.m.to 3:30 p.m.See Mr.Themens, Macy's, corner Sherbrooke and Victoria, Westmount.SUPERVISING housekeeper for girl's country boarding school.F1.5807 evenings.K-82 35 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE TRAINED attendant (nurse), desires private case in Westmount, N.D.G.or Lakeshore.FI, 8842 or Pointe Claire: OX.35-5897.K-35 36 HELP WANTED MALE Shipper For West End company han.- dling automobile parts.Must be reliable man for responsible position.Phone between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m.for appointment.HU.1-1185.K-64 BOY wanted for printing industry.Robson Printers Ltd., 2125 Hingston K-20 SMALL wardrobe wanted.HU.88105 after 6.K-61 BOW front mahogany or Fruitwood chest of drawers.Must be sound and reasonable.HU.9-5263 evenings and weekend.K-57 TWO or three panel floor screen wanted.FI.1669.K-50 LIQUOR cabinet, nest of tables, small oriental rug, aluminum garden lounge wanted.DE.9477, after 5 p.m.K-76 WANTED, large detachable bunk bed.Call CR.2-2127 K-40 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED YOUNG girl, 19, desires position looking after children and light housework, Monday to Friday.$27.00 weekly, DE.5217, K-30 YOUNG woman, 37, desires position taking care of elderly person Monday to Friday Interested in nursing.DE.5217.K-31 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE Two Weeks Vacation This Year TOP SALARY Senior Stenographer |: Required BY LARGE SALES ORGANIZATION, ATWATER AND ST.JAMES DISTRICT.BENEFITS INCLUDE GROUP INSURANCE, HOSPITALIZATION, PENSION, \u201cCAFETERIA.HOURS 9 TO 5, 5-DAY WEEK.PHONE OFFICE MANAGER, WE, 6741, FOR APPOINTMENT.ATTENTION LADIES Make your dreams come true by earning a good income representing Avon Cosmetics right in your own neighbourhood.For information call PL.7885.K-45 GOLDEN opportunity for ambitious women, Beauty Counselor, 'f.Creese.RI, 4.4098.Cress 9 Avenue.K-21 39 LOST SMALL dog, toy Manchester, tan and white, March 8, Snowdon district.Children heartbroken.Please call HU.1-6443.K-79 WIRE-HAIRED terrier, male, fawn colored head, grey and white body.No collar.Lost Snowdon district, Saturday.Reward, HU, 8-6089.K-23 15 MONEY TO LOAN MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans quickly, Contractors, privates.Notary.L.1106.Trades and Professional Cards 20 Words 75¢ Additional Words 3e Each BUILDING REPAIRS BASEMENTS cleaned, pointed and waterproofed, chimneys pointed and repaired.Roofs repaired and renewed, brick and stone walls cleaned and pointed.Free estimate.All work guaranteed.EL.9715, D.Victor.K-5 DECORATING GUARANTEED painting and .decorating; also general repair work on plaster and woodwork.RI.17-4063, Math Huber, K- GERMAN painting and decorating contractor.Paper hanging.Home, office, store, apartment.WE, 6 K-14 DOMESTIC APPLIANCE REPAIRS VACUUM cleaner repairs, all makes and models.Reasonable prices, quick service, guaranteed work.Collection and delivery.HU.8-2631.Rex Vacuum Cleaner Service, 4916 Sherbrooke West, K-12 DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coats, made to measure.Alterations.Specializes In lace.5110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.K-3 DRESSMAKING, alterations by expert.Good ideas.382 Metcalfe Ave 8 .4833.FURRIERS HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave., WI.3312, K-1 \u2018| REPAIRING, remodelling.Fur coats made into jackets, New spring mo- dels, Fur storage.Henry Baum Furs, 1383 Greene Ave, WE, 3270, X11 vs ELI PAGE EIGHTEEN THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 \u2014 Unity Down Nine Points To RCAF Ottawa St.George Curling Rink Wins Trophy St.George Curling Club rink skipped by Mrs.A, J.D.Wright won the Jackson Trophy curling competition.The St.George rink defeated Mrs.C.Leggett of Pointe Claire 20-4 to chalk up the highest percentage in the one-day event.Mrs.R.Defries of Royal Montreal skipped her rink to a 12-3 win over Mrs.W.M, Reid of Heather for second place.Third place went to another St.George rink, skipped by Mrs, A.D.Newell.The Newell rink defeated Mrs.S.Bowman of Pointe Claire 23-6.Fourth place went to a Pointe Claire rink, skipped by Mrs.J.G.Pattee.The Lakeshore foursome downed a Royal Montreal rink skipped by Mrs.D.C.Seath 19-5.Two Minor Unity Club Cage Teams Seek Titles Two Unity Club teams are still vieing for cage honors along the play-off trail.The Biddy team will meet Point St.Charles for the city western section of the City of western section title.The mld- gets having recently won the Montreal League now meet the Maisonneuve Optimists in a twn- of-three series for the Montreal championship.Olympic Club Fund Appeal For Track Meet HE Olympic Athletic: Club will compete in the Canadian Indoor Championships at Hamilton Saturday, and the club is making an appeal for funds in order that the Montreal team may be as large as possible, President Irene Wall issued the appeal for funds and those who want to help may do so by contacting Miss Wall at PO.6-2542 or send donations \u2018to 1078 Moffat avenue, Verdun.Verdun boys who will see competition in Hamilton are: George Livingstone, brother of runner and footballer Ivan; Tom Allan, George Martin, Payne and Dave Carter.Five Unity Fighters Enter In G.G.Shows Boxing Coach Cedric Mohammed of Unity Boys\u2019 Club announces that five boys from the club are taking part in the Golden Gloves Tournament.They are: Walter Enefer, Gerald Enefer, Clifford Arthur, Henry Brisson and Billy Rose.YEO 1 01 ER 1 ON 0 TAF A 726 Atwater Avenue TIRE CONSULTANTS We specialize in TUBELESS TIRE REPAIR with the most modern equipment EXPERIENCED MEN \u2014 PROMPT SERVICE STANDARD TIRE & SUPPLY CO.(Just above St.James St.) 020 OO DO D A D ° WI.6749 0 ASE Like the magic bean planted in \"Jack and the Beanstalk\u201d, Dow sales have shot skyward at an amazing rate.It's no fable that Dow Ale's tremendous growth in popularity is due to the superb flavor that comes with \u2018cool control\u2019 brewing.ONLY 1S \u2018cool control BREWED \u2018winter carnival, 30 points.and-home, total points series, Unity had their hands full last Saturday night at Mont St.Louis gym in trying to stop the 6\u2019 10\u201d centerman Dick Holt from scoring more than 30 points.Nine points is not such a large lead, but moving into your enemy's court and still having to face Dick Holt is too much, At half time RCAF were ahead 34-31, which proves that the Montrealers were right behind the Flyers.This week the team under coach Maurice Mariasine worked hard for Home kind of strategy to keep that big guy called Holt from scoring too many points.The teams play again in Ottawa Saturday night.Early in the third quarter, Unity tied up the contest and lost the lead in the last quarter when Holt used his height to good advantage and scored in easy fashion.Unity, still suffering from over-exertion from the five game Provincial Tournament at Three Rivers, didn't have the pep to counteract the sharp-shooting Airmen who won their City title by a defaulted second game with Cornwall.With a week's rest, the U.B.C.quintet will go all out to wipe out the deficit and try to capture the series.Last year, RCAF group defeated Unity by five points on the round.In last Saturday\u2019s game, Ian McIntosh and Ulric Brown, Unity's big scoring guns all season ,topped the U.B.C.scorers with 16 and 13 points respectively.Teddy Rice, 8; Ron Hodgman, 6; Dave Barnard, 4; Herry Hauk- kala, 4; Dick McGrail, 3; Grant Peterson, 2; Michael Barnard, John Reddon.G.Kennedy Guest Speaker ORMAN KENNEDY, general manager of the Montreal Alouettes Football club and formerly with Dow Brewery, will be the guest speaker at the 34th annual Verdun Hockey Board banquet.The Father and Son presentation night will take place Saturday, March 80, at the Southwestern YMCA Auditorium at 6.30.Point Cage Team Loses To Unity Lady Juveniles The Unity Girls juvenile basketball team under Coach John Forbes defeated Point St.Charles twice in a home-and- home exhibition series.In the first game at Unity, the local quintet won 24-18 and at the Point, Unity \u201cwon 19-2.Unity team was as follows: Joan Driver, Barbara Forbes, Mona O'Brien, Angela Gibson, Joan White, Lillian Jeffries, Ruth Driver and Millie Roguski.West End Figure Club Ist Ice Show, March 29 The West End Figure Skating club will hold their first annual\u2019 Friday, March 29 at the Loyola Arena.Nearly 200 performers will take part in various numbers such as dances, solos and other Six Footer.Holt : Scores 30 Points Unity Boys\u2019 club senior 'B\u2019 basketball team, currently in battle with RCAF Rockliffe are wondering today how they lost by nine points, 69-60 as one of the flyers scored In the first game of the home-x went ahead by four points, but | él - \u2014 Cameron Grout Receives More Junior Awards AMERON Grout of MAAA graduated to senior speed swimming ranks, several months ago, but the fleet Lower Canada College student is still receiving accolades for his sensational junior year in 1856.Young Cameron was awarded the Sun Life Trophy by the Quebec Section of the Canadian Amateur Swimming As- Cameron Grout sociation as the outstanding junior performer in the Province in 1956.* Announcement of the award was a formality for Grout, whose numerous Canadian re- cord-breaking efforts last season assured him of the honor.Further glory went to coach Ed Healy and his MAAA squad when little Margo Wray was awarded the Ellison Shield as the outstanding juvenile performer in the Province.Unity Little Leaguers Drill Every Saturday The 1957 edition of Unity's EE Sports \u2018Whirl \u201c By George E.Jones So far as money is concerned, the Grand National steeplechase run at Aintree, near Liverpool, is the most important of all sporting events, reports the April Reader's Digest.¥ 0% ® Counting wagers, admission fees and concessions, the Grand National is easily a 50-million dollar contest.-The prize for the winner depends on the number of entries but it is modest by 000 in cash and a trophy worth $1,300.-Still, it\u2019s the world\u2019s most exciting horse race! * + * .If it is a sunny day, more than 250,000 persons will pay from 70 cents to $80 to watch the race, to see 20 to 66 horses jump over | 80 fearsome obstacles and gallop for four and a half miles, % ¥* # The betting is astronomical.Tn Britain alone over 30 million dollars is wagered.Money is also put down all over the British Commonwealth.The six-million- dollar Irish Sweepsteaks, in which many Canadians have held winning tickets, is based on Lhe race.w + + At Aintree any horse, however humble, can become famous\u2014a saga of nags to riches.A one- eyed horse named Glenside won in 1911, and Tipperary Tim, who had a metal tube for throat, in 1928 beat a field of more than 10, The winner in 1908, Rubio, * *% ¥* was hauling a hotel bus when someone decided he had possibilities.* * ¥ Moifaa, the New Zealand horse who won the race in 1904, was so big that it was said he looked like an undernourished elephant.The ship carrying him to England was wrecked, and Moifaa swam ashore.Next day, quite unruffled, he took the great jumps ag if they were anthills, * * > Riders, too, are unorthodox.Many of them, reports the Reader\u2019s Digest, unlike most jockeys, are big men, even six-footers.Many are amateurs.Lord Manners, who won in 1882, had never ridden in a race before, Little League Baseball team, the* Indians continue to workout every Saturday morning in the Club Gymnasium.Coach Robert Robinson and assistant John Clark have been conducting a baseball clinic with some 25 boys in attendance.The team has yet to be chosen so that anyone 12 years of age and under who is interested in playing baseball will be given a try-out.at 8 Children 25¢ Tickets may be 4585 Sherbrooke St.W.special attractions.PV VV VV VV VV VV VV VVVVYVY WV VV VII IVV 7 yvVoyT YY oT vVVVVFVFYVY p WESTMOUNT Y.M.C.A.GYM REVUE Two Big Nights FRIDAY & SATURDAY, March 29th & 30th © Acrobats ® High Bar ® Trampoline Tumbling Members and Friends are Invited WESTMOUNT Y.M.C A.PY VY VY VYVYVVYVVYVVVVVVVVVYV VY.P.M.in Gymnasium ® Clowns @ Games ® Marching © Rings © Pirates © Living Statues Adults 75e obtained at % 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ¢ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ! 4 CL.3916 { American standards\u2014about $25,- name mm prse B 20 red ant, ng- faa un- ps ox.ad- yS, PI'S.er rv Vv de da A An dû ~ THE MATTER OF WHO RATES (5 HOCKEY S NO./ PLAYER 15 QUITE ACADEMIC TO NH GOALIES.,.AM PIE ¥ NT | RP © OR THE DETROIT A RED WINGS\u2019 = 205-POUND GORDIE Ed \u20ac HOWE.ALLOWING FOR = A FEW QUIRKS o> STYLE, THE T RESULTS ô Te SAME p THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 WEIGHT ore WHETHER (75 THE MONTREAL CANADIENS\u201d 210 =POUND JEAN \\BELIVEAU ce = CEE Second Soccer League Bids For Verdun Stadium Verdun is planning to \u2018expand its civic stadium to accommodate some 17,000 cash customers in the near future.This fact came to light during the conference between National \u2018Soccer League President Johnny McCullough, on the one end and Mayor Ed Wilson and City Manager Bob French, on the other.Its already in the blueprint stage.The prime subject of the conference was the possibility of fitting the city's premier soccer loop into the suburban stadium, in the event that Faillon Field does not become again available.McCullough hazn't given \u201cp hope of getting the North End park back as a home for his seven-team loop, but, with the season\u2019s opening not more than six 0: seven weeks away, he has to do something to cover all eventualities.He discussed facts and figures with the Verdun mayor and manager, and the trio came to a virtual agreement on the matter of terms, As the Montreal League has already booked two nights a week there, it could become the centre of the game on the island.In addition to housing the Na: tional League, which will proba bly use the lights, there is also the question of starting the projected Reserve loop there, in twilight sessions.This league of the big teams\u2019 second elevens would act as a farm.It works in Toronto, and they are going to try it here, Royal Canadian Air Force 2401 AIRCRAFT CONTROL AND WARNING SQUADRON {AUXILIARY invites High School Students to join ~ RCAF Primary Reserve for summer training PAY: $160.00 REQUIREMENTS (young men): Grade IX, must be of age 16, Canadian citizen or British subject, medically\u2019 fit.Indoctrination SEE _ Recruiting.Officer, 2nd floor, 20 Laurier West, Tues., Wed., or Thurtday between 8.and 10 p.m.\u201d PER MONTH begins now Visiting Rugger Team To Play Westmount ARBARIANS, famed British Rugby Club will arrive in Canada April 25 for the start of a six game tour that will take them from Montreal as far west as British Columbia.The Bargarians will be an all- star team made up of players who have represented their respective countries in Imterma- tional competition, The tour will open at Toronto April 27 where they will play two games and will conclude in Montreal May 14.The loca] game will be played at the Westmount Athletic grounds with a 6.30 p.m.start slated.Officials are leaving nothing undone in an effort to make the game a huge success.The band of No.14 wing RCAC (Laval College) will also appear at the game by kind permission of W-C J.A.Gauthier, Officer Commanding.Following the opening game at Toronto the team will play Ontario again April 30.They will fly to Vancouver and play three games on the West coast before returning to Montreal.May 4 will see the visitors play British Columbia and on May 8 they will meet the B.C.team in Victoria and return to \u2018Vancouver for another game May 12 before flying back here.Scoring Champ Phil Latreille of D'Arcy Mc- Gee won the High Schools Senior \u201cA\u201d scoring .championship, with 22 points.Ri C = \u2014O Answers To This Week's Puzzle Tim Z|C|+4 Of