The Westmount examiner, 14 juin 1957, vendredi 14 juin 1957

[" | GEORGE MARLER IS RE > ze he Weston.+ Retains - zs Seat.Over Webster \u2018 { Ho» George Marler, a veteran of municipal, \u2018provincial and federal politics, was returned by \u2018the electors of St.Antoine-Westmount for another term \u2014 be it short or long \u2014 in Monday's parliamentary general elections.The Liberal minister of transport defeated his Progressive Conservative .challenger.A.Ross Webster, 15,304 - 11,722, for a majority of 3,582.The armed services vote is still to be added to these local polling figures.In a bldck day for the 22-year-old government of which he was one of the newer members, Mr.Marler Past Presidents Luncheon Guests At Rofary Club (See Picture page 8) \u201cThe first Rotarians were a group of strangers in a large city,\u201d said Col.S.C.Holland addressing the Westmount Rotary at the annual Past Presidents Luncheon held in the Victoria Hall Wednesday.Over 20 past Presidents attended and there were a large number of guests from neighbouring clubs.\u201cAt first,\u201d conlinued Col.Holland, \u201cthey met for company and also for their mutual benefit, but later they began to realize that they had started something that was much bigger than that, when the service nature of the club began to develop, Nowadays Rotarians join the movement for company and also to join together for the greater benefit of the community they belong to.The real work of Rotary is not done at the weekly luncheons, but in the time between the meetings.CROSS SECTION \u201cA good Rotary Club is a true cross section of the community.We strive to get a representative selection of all the various groups and that is why we have classification.The limited selective membership leads to an active club highly sensitive to the needs of the community.We are not looking for successful men, and there are no distinctions of race creed or color\u201d Col.Holland éoncluded.Past Presidents attending were C.T, Medlar, S.B.Cay- ford, S.A.Neilson, J.H.Colton, S.B., Cuthbert, E.A.Everson, F.C.Whitaker, A, W.Callard, A.A.Boire, P.J.McAndrews, Dr.W.McKean, W.F.Close, D.B.Ross, P.G.Delgado, W.F.Kenwood, J.G.Lawson, F.H.Carlin, W.W.Allison, W.B, Empey, E.BE.Mills and S.C.Holland, Among the guests and visiting rotarians were Bert Stuffman, John Moffat, S.C.Colwyn, S.Newburn, Larry Wynn Ross James, Ron Huston and John Golloway from Grange- mouth, Scotland.A new member, W.P.Kerins, was admitted at this meeting.¥gurvived the cross-country Con- | servative onslaught which saw nine of his cabinet colleagues go down to defeat.WAS FAVORED A \u201clong-experienced -legislator, Mr.Marler had been favored by many observers of the Quebec political scene who, however wrong about the way-the rest of the country would vote, forecast that this Province would remain strongly Liberal federally.Of the 21 ridings on the Island of Montreal, only one gain for a total of two seats went to the PCs.« However, this silver lining to\u2019 the national Liberal clou¢ was insufficient to dispel the gloom.It was a rather subdued Reform Club \u2014 Montreal gathering of Liberals for decades \u2014 at which Mr.Marler arrived early Monday evening to meet informally with other successful candidates of nis party.And his committee rooms were locked and deserted by 9:15, following somewhat muted celebrations by his workers and other supporters.Victoria's Main Being Replaced H, Prieur, chief engineer of the western division of the Montreal water works, told The Examiner yesterday that a new main is being laid on Victoria ave.The old one of 4-inch diameter was in good condition, but owing to the increased water flow is being substituted by one of 8 inches.Few people realise the complexity of the vast network of gas pipes and electricity cables which lie beneath Westmount'\u2019s streets.Mr.Prieur has a plan of this layout which has to be avoided by the waterworks crews who started laying the new pipe on June 3 under their foreman, J.E.Melling.At one period in this tricky Iaying, Sherbrooke traffic had to be diverted.The new system will run in series, being connected from St.Catherine street main to Western avenue main, and then from the Sherbrooke \u2018street main to its ultimate destination, the Chesterfield avenue main.The Chesterfield avenue objective is hoped to be reached by mid-July.Next Week's Weather bursts, dews or fog.June 15 to 22 This is the week we often have windstorms which cross the Island, and also very local heavy rains, or cloud- Commencing mainly sunny and quite warm, with high humidity, there will be some risk of thunderstorms on both Saturday and Sunday late in the evening, Generally fair, then clouding for scattered thunder showers mid-week, followed by more hot days, with heavy Improving generally and hot for the end of the week, with only occasional light rains, Morning fishing fair.The total rainfall in Jupe will be below normal, By ERIO NEAL VOL.XXVIII, No.24 GEORGE MARLER, victorious liberal candidate, receives congratulations from Hector Caron while Mrs.Marler looks on.\u2014Bermingham Photo Don\u2019t Abandon Pet Pleads The SPCA .When the latch locks as the key turns in the back door, and the family waits in the car to start their® two-week vacation, has something been forgotten?The SPCA reports that many local residents will \u201csimply shut their houses and turn their former pets out to starve, while they go off to enjoy their holidays\u201d.In order to prevent such cruelty to animals, the society suggests that pet owners provide proper protection for them while they are away or turn them over to the SPCA.Stressing that the SPCA does not board animals, the society reports that unwanted pets may be brought to the SPCA at 5215 Namur street at any time, and that the society will call for animals on request.The SPCA also suggests that a dish of water under the outside tap will provide a summer boon to thirsty birds and animals.West End Ice Club Officers At the West End Figure Skating Club\u2019s annual meeting in the Loyola Auditorium, the following executive for the 1957-58 season was elected: President, L.N.Cann; 1st Vice-President, T.Shibley, 2nd Vice President, S.Russell, Secretary, Mrs.J.A, Carney, Treasurer, G.Wood; Ice convenor, Mrs.Wm.King, Membership director, Mrs.M.Mills.The West End Figure Skating Club, which hes several hours of fce time weekly in the Loyola Arena, offers an excellent opportunity for the children to learn and enjoy the art of figure skating.ca WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957% SIXTEEN PAGES | than $8,000,000.The per capita Fire Loss Total Up In Westmount Value of property destroyed by fire in the City of Westmount during 1956 amounted to $83,083 \u2014a jump of almost $50,000 over the preceding year, the city\u2019s annual report shows.\u201cIt pointed out \u201cthe value of buildings and contents endangered by fires in the municipality during the year totalled more loss for 1956 was $2.86, compared to the last five-year average of $2.01.The city's police department reported 985 accidents, 836 in traffic, injuring 274 persons.There were seven fatalities.School Vacation Dates Are Set Summer holidays are here again for students.Local Roman Catholic students in junior and senior matriculation have been on holiday since June 3.Students in eighth and tenth grades with 70 percent or more attended their last classes.Tuesday while elementary ard other students will go to their last classes June 21.Local Protestant students began their high school matricula-' tion examinations yesterday.Other students will attend their last classes on June 19, and receive their reports on June 21.Westmount Library Hours For Summer Westmount Public Library hours go into effect tomorrow.\u2018The library will be closed all day Saturday until after Labour Day, and will close Wednesdays at 6 p.m.Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; the library will be open from 10 am.Summer Fun Club Booming The Summer Fun Club of Westmount \u201cY\u201d is ahead of last year with registrations of boys and girls not only from West- mount but from many other parts of Montreal.Eight weeks of carefully planned program includes swimming, games, creative crafts, beach trips and plant tours.This year a feature of the camp will be the Thursday afternoon \u2018plan yourself\u201d trips.Groups of 8 to 10 youngsters assisted by a capable leader will plan their own program for this half-day period each week.Choices may be made of such activities as challenge games, park visits, museum trips, swimming, outdoor games and plant visits.ALL-DAY TRIPS All day trips again will be featured every Wednesday.The schedule now includes trips to | Saratoga Beach, Fort Lennox, - Granby, Hudson Beach and Macdonald College._ Counsellors for the Fun Club are now meeting each Friday for training in games, crafts and camp leadership.The \u201cY\u201d Summer Fun Club is open to all boys and girls age 9 - 15 years of age.Registration forms and brochures outlining the Fun Club in detail may be secured at the YMCA or by phoning Lew Waller, director of the program at GL.3916.REALTY TOTALS Real estate sales totals for March, issued by the Montreal Real Estate Board, gives a West- mount figure of $616,258., for 23 sales.January to March 1957, inclusive, reveals Westmount at until 9 p.m.init\u201d à = 181,019,122, for 68 sales.- age ess a tat te + etes 4 mme emma pren es MARS IE ETES Z Tad #15 i, Eos Ë in + ; A : fy x | 13 pi - LF ' ' > 4 - fe .2, GA ;° +$ Ë IE | wd 1 OVEN in ESTMOUNT By DONALD J.HENDRY BEECTION AFTERMATH: When Hon.George Marler takes his seat in the next session of the House of Commons in Ottawa, it is doubtful whether he will retain his pest of Federal Fränsport Minister, but one thing is certainly not doubtful, and that is that he will not be representing a majority of the voters of the City of Westmount in the 23rd Canadian parliament .The Progressive Conservative \u2018candidate in the Saint Antoine - Westmount riding A.Ross Webster \u2014 received the popular vote in the City of 00 remount \"ny en ad ~ in the riding cast their ballots Webster lose the election ?.did ot perform the ay who Canadian citizens there must have been at least four thousand Conservatives who, had they voted would have given Mr.Webster a majority.Secondly, Mr.Webster did not win one poll below the CPR tracks in the riding.Let this be a lesson to all Westmount Conservatives .It i: not sufficient .to complain about the structure of the riding.If a PC Candidate is ever to be elected in the West- M Was it because, as a cabinet minister, Mr.Marler was too tough a candidate to beat ?No, not when a Chinese-Canadian can defeat the Defense Minister by almost four thousand votes.The answer is two-fold.First, only 26,617 of the eligible voters We have received a shipment of genuine SHETLAND TWEEDS in all shades and patterns.Also imported WORSTEDS of highest quality Ladies and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own 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interests to the best of his ability.\u2018| are negotiating for Shire THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957 THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT.: mount-Saint Antoine riding, the Conservatives on the \u201chill\u201d will have to.come down from their \u201cboulevard mansions\u201d and do a little work \u2018on the wrong side of the\u2019 tracks\u201d.FASCINATING FACTS .Miss Westmount Historical Society says that the oldest house in Westmount is \u2018located on the northeast corner of Victoria and Cote Saint Antoine Road.Built betweén 1687 and 1690 it is now owned by Molson-Beatty interests and\u2019 there has been some talk of converting it into a museum .Charlie Foon Lee, the launderer on Victoria avenue near Somerville, washed my grandfather's shirts as well as my father's shirts and is now.washing mine.His father, Charles Foon Lee, Sr, first opened the business at the turn of the century.in what is now Young's Fruit and Vegetable Store .Roger Huysmans of the Westmount International Travel Service, speaks six languages.He was born in Belgium and came to Canada five years ago .Mr.Filiatrault the manager of the Westmount Theatre has admitted that the Westmount Theatre is actually not in Westmount.It misses the border by about T5 feet.WHY DOESN'T THE WEST- MOUNT CITY COUNCIL .call for a public referendum on the establishment of liquor-lic- ensed dining rooms in the city.Cornwall and Niagara Falls, On- ttario, recently voted in favor of the measure and they can certainly not be regarded as sin- cities .Landscape Summit Park, at the top of Westmount mountain.It could become one of the foremost tourist attrec- tions in Montreal .Hire someone on a part time basis to teach tennis on the city courts.It seems a shame that with 17 courts in the city, Westmount youngsters are not instructed in the fundamentals of the game.Put a lighted fountain on each side of the lawn in front of Victoria Hall.They would replace the one at the east end of the park which may be removed for construction of the artificial rink.STUNNING STATISTIQUES Sergeant Wood at police headquarters told me that there are about one thousand dogs in Westinount .and according to Fire Chief Emile G.Durocher, there are 852 fire hydrants in our suburb .Eric Aho,,the greenhouse foreman at the Westmount Conservatory says that, on the average, there are about fifty thousand plants in the conservatory .Bill White, city tree foreman has estimated that there are approximately five thousand trees in our suburb .Miss Woolls of the City Hall, says that there are 79 members of the Westmount Quarter Century Club.UBIQUITOUS UNDERTAKINGS .Joe Primeau, of the Veteran\u2019s Taxi Cab Association (which recently bought out the stock in the Western Taxt Association for a reported seven thousand), tells me that the Vets another stand\u2014this one in the south east section of Westmount .Wilfred Griffith, head foreman of the City Parks Department, says that the floral clock should be \u201cimplanted\u201d by next week .Doctor L.P.Pratley, who engineered the Jacques Cartier Bridge, now working on modifications 6f bridges for the Saint Lawrence Seaway .A diplomatic source has been quoted ag saying that the West- mount Athletic Grounds might be the site of a new Westmount Senior HigH School .Johnny Garland of the Westmount Recreation Department has named June 24 as the date for registration at the city's summer- schools .J.GC.Keyes, president of the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club, (beside City Hall) hag* announced that the West- -mount green will play host to the Dominion Lawn Bowling Championships from August 26- Alice Lighthall of the N tA dr Unity Boys\u201d.Club Ahk MAL A MA MM AAA LARGE TURNOUT AT TRACK MEET The Fourth Annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club Track and Field Meet attracted one of the largest entries last Saturday at the West- mount Athletic Grounds.® With 261 entries representing eight agencies the meet was & huge success for the sponsors and a particularly pleasant success for the winning club \u2014 Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club.Negro Community Centre were the defending champions having won the Westmount Rotary - Club Trophy in 1956.Other winners were: 1954, Unity Boys\u2019 Club.1955, Unity Boys\u2019 Club.The standings: Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club (113) Negro Community Centre (99) Unity Boys\u2019 Club (68) Westmount YMCA (45) Weredale House (38) University Settlement (16) Point St.° Charles Boys Club (13) East End Boys\u2019 Club (2).INDIVIDUAL WINNERS Robert Hastie, Frend Sinew of Rosemount and Elizabeth Robertson of Westmount tied for individual honors with 15 points each.Each will be presented with merit trophies at the annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club Awards vor Payne, Roger Knowles, Gary Night in December.OLA AAA A MAMA LME 1090 GREENE AVE.LE A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB By Maurice Mariasine Other prize winners weref}Fre- Düuncan, Richard Gerry Langlois, Beverley «Reid, Ellen Rowland, - Sherril Brathwaite, Larry Dallas, Earl Tabb, Susan Cousins, Edna Brathwaite, .Fred Power, John McConachie, Andrea McKaig, Brenda Dash, Ralph Walton, Annabelle Thorne, Kenny McWhirter, David Lanyon, Neil Myers, Carol Newnham, Diane Gibson, Barbara Parris, Ronny Gaylor, Diane Scanlan and Patsy Parris.Officials of the meet: Ron Havard, Mis.Griffiths, Fred Williamson, Len Blance, James Roguski, Robert Neal, Keith Gavin, John McDonaugh, Fred Redsill, Les Melia Thomas Rowland, Huntly Wilson, Lorne Bar- newall, Frank Hall, Bobby Stewart, Billy Stewart, Richard Cess- ford and Lou Waller.SUMMER REGISTRATION All members are advised that summer registration time is here and those planning to participate in Unity\u2019s Summer Program are urged to register immediately.A program of tours, hikes, trips to beaches, sports, crafts and a day at Belmont Park have been planned.The Summer Program will be under the direction of Ron Harvard and Crystal Cunningham.- to 5 p.m.Sr CUSHION MUMS Large choice of early varieties (7 colours).Prices: 5 for $1.95; 10 for $3.45; Largest assortment of bedding annual plants; best varieties, reasonable prices.Open § a.m.to 9 p.WHPERRON x © 515 LABELLE BLVD., L'ABORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q.(Montreal 9) TEL MU.1-1615 20 for $5.95 m., Monday lo Friday, Saturdays, co June 15th, 95'.Available immediately.Call: (Continued on Page 5) - _ House For Sale TOWN OF MOUNT ROYAL Dutch Colonial, Stone, Clapboard & Stucco Cottage, Central Hall Plan \u2014 72 rooms, garage, ultra modern, and beautifully finished, lot 80° x $24,500; amortized monthly.Mr.Clements \u2014 Daytime: MA.5705 PRUDENTIAL TRUST Company Limited 427 St.James St.West : 2% bathrooms, double Price: $45,000, mortgage Evenings: DE.3432 HARTT & ADAIR 1121 Sherbrooke West HA.5151 SERVING MONTREALERS SINCE 1873 .Co.eme PE - * Specializing In Refinishing O!d Floors A.Ross Grafton \u2019 & COMPANY 4486 ST.CATHERINE STREET .WESTMOUNT Free Estimates WE.2323 ants; lage, buble 80\" x gage .FINE FLOORING \u201c55 YEARS IN WESTMOUNT\" © HARDWOOD .© ASPHALT : > © RUBBER Reliable xaminer 4 WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmakers OHMAN'S JEWELLERS WE.4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXVIII, No.24 Viola L.Benson Pupils Heard Twenty-three pupils of Viola 1.Benson recently participated in a piano recital in the ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The recital included pieces by Bach, Schumann, Grieg, Williams, Chopin and Saint-Saens.Pupils in the concert were: Leslie Uyeda, Kenneth Elliott, Vicky Mounton, Diane Reid, Gwendolyn and Geraldeen Morin, Lyle Benson, Sandra Herron, Mary Hawken, Darrell Errey, Lorna Birks, Stuart Morin, Betty Griffiths, Robert Case, Margaret Boake, Susan Smith, Annabelle Thorne, * Linda Pottel, Henather Stone, Margaret Boake, Shelia Stone, Margaret Joan Errey, James Boake, WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957 HONOR AWARDS: BRUCE HUTCHISON and MARY LAWSON, students at Westmount High School, hold their awards of honor presented for their service to the school during graduation year, They were selcted for the awards by their fellow students.Pictured here are from left to right: E, HUTCHISON, a teacher at the school, Bruce Hutchison and Mary Lawson, and DR.M, LAWSON.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo * Summer Is Now Officially Back Westmount Rotary Carnival No matter what the weather, even if it be cool and unseasonable, which it is not, a clear, unmistakeable indication that summer is back, is found in the fact that the Westmount Rotarians again announce that you and your whole family of their Annual Carnival and a gay, fun-packed time this Fair, will open Tuesday night year at the Westmount Rotary June the 18th, to run for five Carnival, games of skill will fun-packed nights, closing Sat- more than satisfy your appe- urday at midnight the 22nd.tite for the thrill-af-chance, While there will be the old with valüable, yes very valu- standby booths and games, able prizes going to the there will also be many new winners.attractiong which will assure Top stars from the Canadien \u2014_\u2014 PTT UIUTUTNI NII RII NIN \\ Taking the frain at Westmount Station?¢ Park your car here while on your trip 9 ¢ Parking, washing, greasing, etc., \\ at reasonable rates / { ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS.\\ VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE ¢ OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC./ old 370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) EL.0767 +.x Hockey Club and the Alouette Football Club will be on hand to do their part at the West- mount Rotary Carnival, the proceeds of which of course go as usual to the Charities sponsored by Rotary.PAGE THRER ROTARY PAST PRESIDENTS: The Examiner camera pictures twenty of the 22 living past presidents of the Rotary Club of Westmount.Shown here (though not in order, with year of office are: O.T.MEDLAR 1931-32; S.B.CAYFORD 1934-35; S.A.NEILSON 1937-38; J.H.COLTON 1938-39; S.B.CUTHBERT 1940-41; E.A.EVERSON 1941-42; F.C.WHITAKER 1942-43; A.W.CALLARD 1944-45; A.A.BOIRE 1945-46; C.J.McCANDREWS July-December 1946; D.R.W.McKEAN, January to June 1947; W.F.CLOSE, 1947-48; D.B.ROSS, 1948-49; P.G.DELGADO, 1949-50; W.F.KENWOOD 1950-51; J.G.LAWSON 1951-52; F.H.CARLIN 1952-53; W.W.ALLISON 1958-54; W.B.ENPEY, 1954-55; E.E.MILLS Oct.-June 1956.Photographed with the past presidents is S.C.HOLLAND who was president of the Montreal club the year it sponsored the Westmount club.Missing from the picture are past presidents P.E, Jarman 1933-34, and J.A.deLalanne 1939-40.(See story on page 1.).\u2014Bermingham Photo OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER ses, UN.6-4551 À SN era DAY & NIGHT SERVICE NESTERN VETS TAXI ASSOCIATION STANDS THROUGHOUT THE WEST END SALE On Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's SUITS AND GOATS MADE TO MEASURE with best English materials and workmanship.10 DAYS DELIVERY Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen\u2019s English Flannel Worsted SLACKS $15.SPORT JACKETS and BLAZERS From $35.up Made-To-Measure.Best Workmanship Guaranteed RESTYLING AND REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St, Catherine) CLOSED SATURDAYS .Our Business is Building ALTERATIONS AND PAINTING BY MAINTENANCE DIVISION OF H.C.- JOHNSTON GO, LTD.GENERAL CONTRACTORS Established 1917 1920 Manufacturers St.FI.5271-2 \\ : v Would you like to become a CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT ?A a member of a well- paid profession with unlimited future possibilities.WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR TWO JUNIORS Earn While You Learn Hospital and Group Insurance Provided Apply to Mr.G.M.Simpson, C.A.E.C.LEETHAM & COMPANY Shell Tower Building UN.6-7311 ya LT Hr fe PE + PE PASSAT MT OSEO CCE a pace POUR QUEBEC THE.EXAMINER DIVISION John W.Sancton Publisher Serving the City of Westmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave, Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Advertising Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director.of Sales \u2018Lorne 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.WE SAY Democracy Is Not \"Just Plain Silly\" UR observations last week in this corner on City Council deliberating behind closed doors and excluding citizens was er- pected to draw reaction \u2014 and it did.(See \u201cYou Say\u201d in adjoining columns.) | We will not deny that running a city such as Westmount is, as Mr.Scott says, \u201cbig business\u201d.But we must resist his evident conclusion that this City, or any other municipality or provincial or federal government, should operate as a business, large or small.The City of Westmount is not a commercial enterprise, with trade secrets, sales campaigns, market problems, profit margins, dividend calculations.In short, Westmount\u2019s corporate business in not private business.Nothing to Hide ON the contrary, it is public business.Mayor and councillors are not chairman and directors \u2014 they are elected representatives of the citizens and ratepayers of the municipality.Except for any delicate matters concerning civic personnel, there should be nothing hidden; what is there to hide ?We are not less, but hardly more, familiar with the affairs of West- mount than the average citizen \u2014 thanks to a self imposed City Council poli- ey of conducting public business in private.We are well aware of the willingness of the mayor and councillors to grant interviews at any time \u2014 they are most obliging in that respect and we agree that they are outstanding citizens who accept responsibilities and give their time and abilities to the running of the City free.Everybody's Business B® we say again, West- mount\u2019s business is everybody's business \u2014 which may be a revolutionary thought for present occupants of City Hall but is accepted as normal elsewhere, in larger and in smaller municipalities: to all sides of us.An informed and interested public is not made such by periodic \u2018\u201creleases,\u201d interviews or annual reports, however attractively prepared.Good citizens become better citizens through a lively awareness of public affairs \u2014 whether local or in broader fields -\u2014 and this is nurtured only through the day to day and week to week news resulting from presence at or news coverage of deliberative bodies ranging all the way from village meetings to international conclaves.Westmount Set Apart?AT then sets West- mount\u2019s City Council apart from that of say the Village of Beebe, Que, the City of Montteal, the Ontario Legislature, the Parliament at Westminster, or even the United Nations?Are these company meetings of directors and management?Or are they live, vibrant, vital instruments of democratic government where public issues are or should be debated and where the issues affect many?Which idea is plain silly?\u201d ® The statement attributed to Westmount Secretary-Treasurer A.W.D.Swan in last week\u2019s editorial was not made \u201cjust - \u201clast week\u201d, as was understood from our reporter, but some two months ago, when arrangements to cover City Council closed sessions were sought but _ denied to The Examiner.THEY SAY When you rise in\"the morning, form the resolution\u2019 to make the doy a hoppy one for o fellow-creature.\u2014 Sydney Smith THE WESTMOUNT: EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 1e, 1957 YOU: 1 : SAY Reader Supports Closed Council Sir: Evidently with your change in ownership you are not famillar with the affairs of Westmount which conclusion I arrive at after reading the editorial in your last issue, 5 The operation of running the City of Westmount is big business and do you know any company \u2018which allows newspaper reporters at their meeting of directors and management?The idea is just plain silly.Any citizen of Westmount or groups of citizens can obtain an interview by request with the Mayor and councillors; indeed they are welcomed.Over a period of years West- mount has been very fortunate in securing outstanding citizens to accept the responsibilities of running the City giving their time and abilities free.If during their deliberations they had to put up with a newspaper reporter trying to make headlines for his paper they would be limited in discussion and curtailed in their work.Perhaps you would suggest ' that they have TV and radio also.If you want to do something constructive, publish in your paper the letter mailed by the Westmount Municipal Association giving all details about the proposed rink.This is issued by people who have studied the question over a period of years and not by letter writers to the press, a great many who are not Westmount citizens including the Montreal Star and Gazette.We have an excellent Mayor and councillors and you would be well advised to work with them.Hugh M.Scott.Alternative Sites For Rink Offered Sir: Your editorial in the May 31st issue about the placing of the artificial ice rink in West- mount indicates that you have not been in very close touch with what has been presented to the authorities in our City Hall.Some of the sites suggested to them as more suitable than at the corner of Sherbrooke and Melville are: ' 1.On the playing strip south of Western and in front of the Junior High School, on part of the space now occupied by four baseball diamonds.Putting the rink there would mean the sacrifice of only one of the diamonds but this loss would be far more than compensated for by the advantages of the rink to the students of the Junior High School; 2.In Westmount Park, north of Western avenue, and so placed as to interfere ag little as possible with present facilities for play; 3.Some citizens feel gtrongly that the rink should be placed in the WAAA Grounds; 4, On the area beside the armories at the corner of Lans- downe and Ste, Catherine street.City Hall is fortunate in having so many options any one of which would be preferable to the corner of .Sherbrooke and Melville, and you will destroy my faith in the engineering profession as a whole if you insist that none of these other areas can be adopted for this structure.Walter C.Lloyd-Smith.Municipalities\u2019 Relief Is Urged Sir: All who are interested in municipal welfare and progress are aware that the revenue of the municipality, with rare exceptions, not sufficient to meet its needs.Taxpayers complain they are .** That\u2019s what I call a salesman }** ~ Westmount Municipal Association Explains Siting Of Indoor Rink © The Examiner is pleased to reprodice here, as suggested in an adjoining letter to the editor, the May 29 news letter of the Westmount Municipal Association, In view of the differences of opinion expressed on the proposed site for an artificial ice rink in Westmount, it is felt that a short review of the recent history of this project, particularly as it relates to the Westmount Municipal Association, would be of interest to its members.The provision of an artificial ice rink had for some time been urged by the association and it was a matter of satisfaction to learn in the fall of 1955 that the City Ceuncil had this matter under active consideration.By keeping in touch with the City Hall, it was determined that the Council was giving the entire question very careful study before proceeding with plans, At the fall general meeting of the associatinn on Dec.11, 1956, it was announced that taxed to the limit and the result of this is that many who are or would become home owners rather than live in apartment barracks with their limitations must, on the score of economy, take smaller quarters.One cannot well bring up a family in a small apartment.Furthermore, the owners of these apartment dwellings are not sympathetic in renting their premises to families that have several children.They prefer childless couples.- The leaders of municipal administrations contend they should share in some degree, in the revenues collected by the superior government.They have already imposed taxes to the limit on persons and things.The municipalities are the creation of the provincial government.Their first appeal for aid must therefore be addressed to it.The provincial premiers say that they cannot, with their limited revenues (no matter how urgent the needs of the deserving municipality may be) do more than they have done, particularly since they make substantial grants to public service institutions and other agencies, A CONTROVERSY For several years quite a controversy has been raging between the provincial legislatures and the Ottawa government in the matter of a fairer apportionment of the revenues collected by the Federal government.The most outspoken of the provincial prime ministers \u201chas been the Hon.Maurice Duplessis.He has oh scores of occasions emphasized the injustice suffered by the province because of the huge amounts collected by the Federal government, as compared with the insignificant sums which the province gets.Since the provinces have to meet constantly growing expenditures they must also exhaust every possible sour- (Continued on Page 7) the City proposed the éonstruc- tion of an artificial ice rink in Westmount Park, comprising a full size hockey surface plus 100 feet of ice for pleasure skating.The Gazette, The Star and The Westmount Examiner all gave prominent space to the meetinz and the announcement on the rink.REACTION SURPRISE In view of the publicity given to this announcement, it is surprising that when the plans and proposed site were decided on and described\u2018 at the annual meeting of the association five months later on May 7 last, there have been suggestions from individuals and the press that hasty, unconsidered decisions have been made.When the City Council had come close to making a decision on a specific site for the rink, the plans were explained to representatives of your association and it was apparent.that very careful consideration had been given to the many factors affecting the issue, and taking all circumstances into account, the proposed site was logical Some of the more important factors were \u2014 (1) The rink should be in a location readily accessible to the greatest number of people: (2) The natural beauty of the park should be maintained with the least change possible; (3) Present recreational facilities, playing grounds, etc.should be preserved intact; (4) Traffic hazards should be kept to a minimum; (5) Construction costs should not be needlessly increased on account of location.For example, soil soundings showed that some locations would ine volve undue construction costs and might also involve substantial.risk of failure; (6) The project should be integrated with long range plans in respect to other public works, street widening, parks\u2019 rearrangements, etc.LITTLE OBSTRUCTION It was fully realized that by using the proposed site at Sherbrooke and Melville the pond and some trees would disappear but that the construction of the skating centre with all that it will offer would more than offset those losses.The architect's sketch indicates that the proposed structure presents a good appearance, being largely open and that many of the trees will be preserved.It is also to be noted, that the structure, being parallel to Melville avenue, will not obstruct the view from Sherbrooke street to any marked degree.While not all members of the association may be in agreement with the selection of the site for the rink, it is hoped that this letter will show that all concerned in this project have given it very thoughtful consideration, and it is hoped that there will not be any controversy to threaten-this long overdue project which will mean so much to our citizens.I Say! : The girl who knows all the answers must have gone out with a lot of questionable characters \u2014 Imogene Fey © wn RTT EEA 1 si.PAGR FIV Woven In Westmount Po (Continued from Page 2) Ei 28 , .Lloyd Welton, executive P secretary of the Westmount YM- ; CA, has disclosed that the \u2018\u201cY\u201d 14 is definitely considering a reno- { ~~ ve THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1857 Irene Nichols Pupils\u201d Recifal Tuesday Next - .Music by Strauss, Mozart, Chopin.and Leroy Anderson will be played at a piano recital by 74 pupils of Irene Nichols Tuesday in Roslyn | School at 7 p.m.Proceeds from the recital will be donated to the School for Crippled Children, i Douglas Druick will be master of ceremonies in addition to participating in the recital.Other pupils performing at the piano will be: Ronald Turley, Sa NOW OPEN With new additions and facilities Spring Valley Inn pring BOLTON.QUE.vation of the present building facilities in order to gerve West- mount youth more extensively.Albert\u2019 Belanger, formerly manager of Clement's Food Market, iy has now returned to work after Ë.\u2018| four months\u2019 illness.He has been | transferred to the main office of Litvack Brothers, the firm which operates Clement's Market, JUST ME .If you heard the 6% m, news over CFCF on Thüwday last week, you were list&iing to me.Our new an- nuutrer, Norm Aldred, was late ' and dnce I was the only person ke Beat ERAS Spt nen The Riding School at Crow's Nest Camp for girls is ir ~ Men charge of a well known Canadian Horsewoman.Crow's Nest Camp has trained supervision, in land and water sports, also folk dancing \u2014 handicrafts \u2014 music \u2014 dramatics.Registered nurse in attendance.For booklet apply Mrs.E.L.Judah, Crow's Nest, Orford Lake or Fl.5717 (Montreal) At the sign of the Shaggy Deg The strategic stop-over on the n most direct route to the Maine E i Coast, through the famous + Bolton Pass.Enjoy quiet comfort and atmosphere in the Mountains of Brome.Rooms and full course ; meals by reservation.Janie Addleman, Robin Pitbla- NDG Representative \u2014 Mrs.Wm.D.Adamson, 4875 O'Bryan Ave.at the station (except the en- sonstruc- J.B.HAMILTON, Host do, Joanne Sloane, Wendy Mc-|_ gin#r) I was \u201cdelegated\u201d to \u201crink in Phone Mansonville 68 R 2-1 [|Ilwain, Karen Findlay, Susan Theo Ritchie, Michael Thomp- | .read it .If you recognize me Hsing a Scott, Michelle Ouimet, Margo gon, Ann Dampier, David Schaf- Ellen Douglas Aux.from the picture at top of the plus 10 Guimet, Georgia\" CUmm Ins.ieburg, Kusing Michelsons The Een Douglas Audiary ONen sp ana say elle\u2019 skating ) » Peter ichelsons, artine \u2014 and The Kathy Common, Joan Russel, Blouin, Maureen Minnion, Ge- Will meet in the church hall of \u2014\u2014\u2014__ all gave Mary Lou Allan, Tommy Ste- rald Mack, Frank Lewis, Alice Melville Presbyterian Church on| WAX VINYL FOR UPKEEP -meetinz wart, Debbie Pidgeon, Debbie Becker, Kathy Addleman, Do- Monday, June 17, at 6:30 p.m.at | wax your vinyl floors when on the McFeat, Jennifer Hill, Sally mald Collison, Susan Sadler, a supper meeting.you Are doing your spring clean.- to Sharp, Dicky Bourne, Margot Jean Cameron, Roslyn Horwood.The speaker will be Miss Rosa ing and you will find your sum- Halpenny, Ginny 7\u201d rvey, Carole Wendie , Swinton, Rosalyn Pe-|L.Petit and devotions will be |mer chores on floor meinenance Calder, Louise Swinton, Ann pall, Robert Bourne, Rodney led by Miss Martha Brown, redured to a minimum.The wax .Common, John Rudel, go Devitt, Susan Johnstone, Dwight Members are asked to remem- will protect the vinyl from Smiffith, Roy smibent Ton Druick, Lucy Fellows, Brian |ber the, \u201cSupply\u201d shower which | scrat\u2018hes and keep it bright and clliwain, an x ert, Joan Hill, Darrell Munro, Susan wij) also be held at this meeting.shining.Matheson, Paul Becker.Sharp, Barbara Pidgeon, T>m- NE Judy Sloane, Linda Cohen, my Lewis, Alice Home, Nancy Karen Marks, Doris Blouin, Ro- Jefferys, Susan Lytle, Linda .bin Scott, Carolyn Tanner, Grobstein, Joan Sadler, Eliza- N | E Li MITED = beth Jefferys._\u2014 Stationiers, Printers and Chart.Pak Distributors.= P LEASANT VIEW S eci al Trains | © Erasers eo Filing Equipment: < \u201cdinets, Folders, Guides, p , Labels, Indexes, Transfers, Hangig Folders & Frames HOTEL ® Finger Pads eo Foam Rubber Chair Cushions \u2018NORTH HATLEY, QUE.Schedule Change ® Gummed Labels & Tags.Situated on seautiful Lake Mas- 357 Victoria Ave, Westmount DE.8439 sawippi, 90 miles from Mont- 1 5.Loose Leaf, Stenographers\u2019 and Lookkeepers\u2019 Supplies.real, Route 1 to Magog.Paved 0r ominion dy Complete Office Equipment.road all the way to North Hatley.Galt, Jvater Skiing a otner Addition of speclal trains and - resident director.Every modern changes in schedule will be af- comfort at reasonable rates, fected June 30 and July 1 to cope Sprinkler Protected with an increase in the number For full artionmare regarding of travell ers during the Dominion and VALET SERVI CE be in a rates, ete, write or phone 23, Day holiday, it was announced th John McKay, proprietor.or Moni.today by Frank Fortier, district C.CYNAMON.Monager ble to the tor Vacation\u2019 Bureau, HU.1-2771.y by \u2019 Ladies\u2019 \u2018 .sople: \u2019 passenger agent, for the C.P.R.adies' and Gent's Tailor ity of the Of interest to Lakeshore com- SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your ined wit muters, regular Sunday service own material at moderate prices.We do every kind 2 acili- will be in effect Monday, July 1 of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, Remodelling and Repairs.pal facil on the Montreal-Vaudreuil-Ri-ll} QUALITY GUARANTEED PROMPT SERVICE te.should gaud suburban service with trains .35 and 36 making \u201cflag\u201d stops||| 4255 St.Catherine St.West WE.2672 should be between Montreal and Vaudreul.- a On the Montreal-Ste.-Agathe- ts shoul Labelle-Mt.Laurier route, four reased on special trains will operate on For oe Monday, July 1.A special train / p a eine will leave Ste.Agathe at 5:00 ft fo p.m.arriving Montreal at 7:30 \u2018 or on costs ; ping substan- pm.a second Special will leave 5 = 7 ç ms abelle a :50 p.m.arriving RI EAL PT 1d be in- C PERMANENT UNDERGROUND Windsor Station at 8:30 p.m.a A y ee plans 1 LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM Another special will leave Mt SUNDAY, JUNE 16th lic works, ( \\ Laurier at 5:00 p.m.arriving - .> rear- Montreal at 9:30 p.m.The fourth Crisp, Lightweight ; special will leave from Ste.WHITE SHIRT Short Long Agathe at 8:00 p.m.and arrive sleeves Uy sieeves \"En TON in Montreal at 10:25.By Arrow that by Two special trains will oper- \u2014 at Sher- ate between Montreal and Sher- SPORT SHIRTS A he pond brooke Monday, July 1.One will from 1 a disappear leave Windsor Station at 12:30 In Dan River Cotton on of the p.m.and arrive at Sherbrooke at \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 1 that it 3:00 p.m.Another will leave Lar io fan than off- Sherbrooke et 6:40 p.m.arriv-, 9 selection of cy rchitect\u2019s ing Montreal at 9:15 p.m.T-SHIRTS 2 95 the pro- On the Ottawa-Montreal run : = Ee COMES COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED a T0 pan July Land anrive SLACKS vas Ano wear 13.95 rees will made of vinyl plastic and all brass fittings Montregl at 9:55 p.m.IN BLUE, GREY, BROWN .so to be All times quoted are Eastern re, being HING INCLUDED | Standard.For further informa- PLAY SHORTS tr 2 95 | nue, will tion regarding Dominion Day om : bw from changes in train schedules, the In a variety of shades y mark- public is invited to telephone in- : formation of the Canadian Pa- BERMUDA SHORTS 3 95 s of the cific Railway at UN 6-5581.from .n agree- - pos th ' SWIM SUITS | ) re Founder's Day S women ion 3:99 at have In jockey or boxer styles ul con- + ors .ped that Simple to attach additional lengths to system Af Lower Canada Open Fridays to 9 p.m.contro- ++.comes in 30 and 50 foot length sels spy, rend, At 4 p.m.yesterday afternoon bng over- ceremonies celebrating Founder's E.DACCORD LTD.|=.;-5 ===\u201d A.Lloyd Smith, minister of Do- \u2019 ' LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR minion Douglas United Shure, MEN'S & BOYS: WEAR pi, 4 NURSERY: 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE AT COTE VERTU Were sawarded te outstanding 1267 Greene Avenue - Fi.6015 > .= .9, ve VILLE ST.LAURENT RI.4-3823 students, (Opposite Stelnberg\u2019s) .prs ey 5.4 ' + Zl SVE 2h \\ The New Parliament ; The Venerable 2 R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, - Trinity Memorial Church 4 This is written on the Saturday before the General Election, and therefore has no personal bearing, except that it is a welcome to the New Parliament.It will be new- because it will contain many new faces.It will be new in its alignment of parties.There are bound to be some changes.There will be some frayed tempers, for there has been some hard hitting in the campaign, as there should be.A man has no right to be in politics unless he feels strongly about the rightness of the party that he supports and about its policy.A colourless politician is #also a spineless one.But now .UNITED that there is a new Parliament CALVARY CHURCH and a new Opposition we shall Dorchester Street at all\u2019 need to forget the campaign and its heated words and concentrate on the work that lies before us, perhaps with a mem- Greene Avenue, Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett 11:00 am.Holy Communion Sermon Subject: MAGNETISM OF GOD\u201d Mr.Plaskett.\u201cA WARM WELCOME TO ALL\" ! Organist and Choir Director Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill).; \u201c DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave.Ministers: ory of some of the mistakes 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, June 16th 11:00 am.Surday School 11:00 a.rn.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Sermon: \u2018\u2018God The \u2018 Preserver Of Man\u201d Golden Text: Hosea 12:13.By a prophet the Lord brought Israel out of Egypt, and by a prophet was he preserved.WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Ecifice.Open to the public Tuesday.Thursday and Fri.gay.2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to .p.m.Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcliwain, B.A.Sunday, June 16th 11:00 a.m.Crib Corner, Nursery, 11:00 am, Rev.Eric Mcllwain NO EVENING SERVICE Organist and Chowrmaster.Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.UNITED ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL 10! Cote St.Antoine Road {Western Avenue at Lansdowne) (near Argyle Avenue! Minister : Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A,, B.D.MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., D.D.Rev.R.W.Mumford, B.A, B.D.Annual Flower Service.Sermon Topic: \u201cHAVING A WONDERFUL TIME - WISH YOU WERE HERE!\" Music by Senior and Junior Choir and Sunday School pupils.11:00 a.m.THE PUBLIC WORSHIP GOD.\u201cTHE COURTESY OF JESUS\" (Dr.Grant will preach) Morning Service Only \u2019 J.C.Scott, L.R.S.M.Choir Director.O.R.Gliddon, Organist, Infant Nursery at 11 a.m.Organist and Cholr Director: Eric J.Adams, B.Mus, L.R.A.M., AR.C.M.UNITED 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 FATHER\u2019S DAY SERVICES COME to CHURCH with FATHER .11:00 a.m.Sermon Subject: \u201cFATHER'S WISE DECISION\u201d This day throughout the country is generally observed as a day of the family Rev.Norman Rawson preaching at both services 7:00 p.m.Organ Recital 7:30 pm.Sermon Subject: \u201cTHE MAN WHO WENT TO HIS OWN FUNERAL\" This intriguing subject is based on an actual incident and points up some vital life situations \" THE TROJANAIRES From Troy, Ohio 36 LOVELY YOUNG PEOPLE This is a musical treat to be.given at the close of the service ' TRE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1857 which have been made in the past.LE I spoke of the part played by the Opposition \u2014 Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition.There lies one of the safeguards of democracy.The majority rules, but the fact that there is a loyal Opposition is a reminder that the majority \u201cis not necessarily right.And the fact that Governments change is a reminder thai the Opposition was judged by the people, to be right.The system can only - work when there is a certain degree of agreement between the two major parties, for it is they who make up Government and Opposition, But if the two parties represented two completely different points of view like Monarchy and Republicanism, or Communism and unrestrained Capitalism, the system would not work at all, for the passage from one party to the other would result in chaos.So now that the Election is over let the new Parliament begin a new five-year plan, and let the Opposition be as active and critical as possible, for there never was a good plan that could not be bettered by criticism.If a Government tries to ride roughshod over the criticism the duty of the Opposition is to use delaying tactics until its criticism is fairly considered.So only do we prevent democracy becoming totalitarian.\u2019 + : x | St; Andrew\u2019s | * x \u201cThe Courtesy of Jesus\u201d will be the sermon subject to be preached by Dr.D.M.Grant, Minister of St.Andrew\u2019s United Church, Westmount, this Sunday morning.Dr.Grant will conduct the Service and the music will be under the direction of Mr.Eric Adams and St.Andrew\u2019s Choir.St.Andrew\u2019s is observing its summer schedule and the Morning Service is the only one for the day.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay, 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Trinity Sunday June 16th Holy Eucharist Mattins (said) SOLEMN EUCHARIST Evensong Weekdays HOLY EUCHARIST 7:00 am.Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 am, Friday 9:30 a.m.Wednesday.Anos SsSuS ppp 5555 ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Westmount Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons Trinity Sunday 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 11:00 a.m, Mattins, Preacher: The Rector Evensong.Preacher: Revd.E.P, A, Timmons Wednesday 11:00 am.Holy Communion Organist: Mr, J.Alan Rhodes TRINITY MEMORIAL | CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Veneiable R.Kenneth Naylo: .D., Rector Rev.Canon PF.L.Whitley, M.A, Hon, Assistant It.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Rev.T.A, Ramsey, B.D.Assistant 7:30 p.m.C.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(Lordon) Organist and Choirmaster Trinity Sunday Holy Communion 0 .Choral Communion, 00 30 = 8 1 = no 1 -3 Preacher: Rev.Dr.T.R.Mililman \u2019 Evensong.Preacher: The Rector \u2019 ONDAY St.Barnabas, A.&M.(transferred 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion .Wednesday Holy Communion Thursday 7 p.m + .7:00 a.m, - 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion \\ Quaker Lecture Planned Friday Contemporary Quakerism -\u2014 Friendly Persuasion for Today, will be the topic of a leeture by an English author and lecturer Friday at 8 p.m.in Divinity Hall on University Street.Elfrida Vipont Foulds is the author of children\u2019s books, including The Lark on the Wing which was awarded the Carnegie Medal for 1950.She is a prominent member of local and national Quaker committees in England, and during the second world war she acted as headmistress of a Quaker evacuation school in Northwest England.She now lives in Lancashire where she is active in local af- and plays for radio.BE EAN of Reform Judaism in Canada, Both its spiritual and lay leadership has contributed much in the moulding of Jewish community life in the metropolis.Committee in charge of the conference \u2014 President Hyman Grover, who is chairman of the Greater Emanu- El Campaign; Sigmund Beckow, ,vice-cHairman; Gaorge Hollin- ger; Joseph Cooper; Samuel Paperman and Abbey Sanpkoff, Commencing with the High Holy Days the growing membership of the congregation will worship iin The Greater Emanu-E] structure.a.- 0 Paralle!] services for the High Holy Days will be held in both The Greater Emanu-El and in the Temple Community House in order to accommodate all who wish to worship within Temple Emanu-El.Invitation to Affiliate: Under fairs in addition to writing books *» TK x Temple Emanu-El | k the chairmanship of Arthur Pascal, Eugene Stearns, Maurice Garfinkle and Gerald Chernoff, Congregation Emanu-El now in- Sabbath Services During Sum- vites the unaffiliated of -our mer Weeks: Commencing with Community.We are now listing this Friday Evening, June 14th, NEW members in anticipation of regular Sabbath Services during Emanu-El because of its new the Summer will be held in the Structure is now in a position to Temple Community House under accommodate the many families the auspices of the Temple Of our comunity who have been Brotherhood commencing at 8.15 Waiting for the \u201copportunity to o'clock.Committee in charge\u2014 Join the Congregation.Hershell H.Lewis, Rudolph Lus- tig, Karl Engel, Maxwell Hoch- Final Temple Bulletin For mitz, Irvin Gertsman, Samuel Season: The Temple Emanu-E] Garfield, Alex Carsley, William printed bulletin which has been Hoffman, Mark Stein, Samuel issued during the past 30 years Segal, Herbert Goldstein, Samuel has had the final issue for this Bellam, Ber- Temple season published this Joseph Bercuson, nard Figler.Conference In The Cause Of The Greater Emanu-El: A select group of members of the Congregation have been invited to meet at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Paperman on Thursday evening, June 13 commencing at 8 o'clock.This will be the third conference which has to do with the planning of the conipletion of the new structure, the new school and the new \u2018community house now being erected: by the congregation which in August is entering on its 175th year.Congregation Emanu-E] was founded in 1882 and is the mother congregation week.This publication which binds the families of the Congregation together and records the events of Temple Life is made possible by the generosity of the Temple Brotherhood.Newly Elected Brotherhood Board Dinner Meeting: Under the chairmanship of President Irvin Gertsman, the newly elected Brotherhood Board holds its first dinner meeting Tuesday evening, June 18.At this time Chairmen of Committees for the ensuing year will be appointed, and the programme of activities for Brotherhood will be formulated.Temple Sisterhood Board: Under the chairmanship.of Mrs.+ + [Irvin Gertsman, President of - BAPTIST Temple Sisterhood the newly elected Sisterhood Board held a WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Dessert Luncheon meeting in CHURCH Temple Community House, Sherbrooke Street West at Reslyn Wednesday, June 12.At this Mimister meeting the Sisterhood pro- EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A, B.Th.Minister Emeritus J.A.JORNSTON.B.A, D.D.Organist GALT MacDERMOT, B.A, B.Mus.Sunday, June 16th 1:00 am.\u2018OUR FATHER\u201d 7:30 p.m, \u201cTHE HOLY SPIRIT\" SPECIAL FATHER'S DAY SERVICES 1 Bible School meets at 11:00 a.m.VISITORS WELCOME PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Rev.Chas, C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D.Minister Sunday, June 16th 11:00 a.m.Morning Service MORNING SERVICE ONLY VISITORS AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Mr.Lester A.Woodin, Organist and Choirmaster * Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Dr.E, C.Hart, B.Sc.Student Asst.S unday, June 16th 11:00 a.m, Mr.Wilkie, Subject: \u201cDon't Stumble in the Dark\u201d ©.11:15 a.m.Church School DORIS KILLAM A.K.0, CU, L.\"Mus,, (Mc) | \u201cCONSCIENCE AND THE BOMB\" gramme for the ensuing year was drawn lp and reports of committee chairmen presented.With Dr.Stern: The 66th annual] convention of the Central Conference of American Rabbis will be held in Miami Beach, Florida during the last week in June.Dr, Stern who is a member of the Board of Goverhors of the Hebrew Union College and holds membership on 2 number of committees of the conference will attend the sessions, of the convention.Recently Dr.Stern brought greetings at the 1st Canadian Congress on Corrections and presented Rabbi Dr.Silver at the Israel B\u2019Nai Brith Bond Dinner.At the 40th annual meeting of the Jewish Community Services he was elected a member of the Board of Jewish Federation of Philanthropies of Montreal.Those wishing to com- UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE * MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Sunday, June 16th ,Sermon Subject: =~ Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister, \u201c|, vunata \u201cMackëy, Organist and Organist and Choir Director, - ! Director of Music.\" + a a US wy sé ties sident Dr.Rabbi ai Brith th annual Commun- -Bepkow, .Hollin- % \u201cSamuel \u201cSagkoif.Ligh\u2019 Holy mbership .woxship By strue- House in \u2018ail who Chernoîff, 1 now in- #of \u2018our w listing pation of \u201cits new Gsition to can For imanu-El has been \u201830 years for this ed this : which Congre- cords the sis made ity of the otherhood ent Irvin 7 elected s its first sgvening, Chairmen ~ ensuing ,, and the .for \"mulated.Board: Biot Mrs.of he newly rd held a eeting .House, At this pod pro- hing year eports of resented.66th an- Central hn Rabbis i Beach, week in $ a mem- erhors of llege and number onference 8, of the Stern the 1st Correc- Dr.in elected a of Jewish ropies of E to com- HE pson Gt E BOMB\" Minister, fot .i \u201c -municate with Dr.Stern during the summer may do so through the Temple office., =~.au .J bad \u201c\u2019Tenth Annual Field' Day: Under the auspices of the Home and School! Association the 10th annual field day and picnic of the \u2018Congregation took place at Howard Estate, Chambly Canton, on Sunday, June 2.A large attendance of families was had and over 300 prizes distributed to those who participated in the various sport events.We are grateful to the\u2019 following members of the committee who made possible this splendid outing: Messrs.Arthur.Lang, Abbey Sankoff, Benjamin Fisher, Seymour Issenman, Leo Lobel, Myer Schwartz, Bernard Bercuson, Samuel Bross, Simpson Light- stone, Victor Boksen, Benny Se- vak, Gordon Lightstone, Gerald Chernoff, Erwin Schick, Louis Pont, Sidney Sundell, George Gelles, Joseph Frankel, Samuel Bellam, Harry Schwartz, Reuben Giusberg, Dr.David Kobernick, Peter Zinman, Samuel Segal.* x | Shaar Hashomayim | * * Bar Mitzvan: Henry Joseph Frederick Bloomfield, son of Mr.and Mrs.Bernard M.Bloomfield, 3180 St.Sulpice Road, will this Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, Hebrew School Graduation: The Gragluation Exercises of the class of 5717 of the Hebrew Religious School and High School Department took place recently M.N.Fineberg at the organ.The Invocation in Hebrew and English respectively were given by Vivien Gold and Mark Man- delcorn, On behalf of the Hebrew Religlous School the Valedictorians .in Hebrew and English were, Pearl Mauer and Freya Zabitsky.The presentation on behalf of the graduating class to the Hebrew Religious School was made by John Lechter and appreciation was expressed by Josie Levitt.The introduction of the Graduates was made by Mr.Samuel Lerner while- Mr.Leon Levin made the presentation of the Diplomas, and Mr, Fred Packer the awards.An address to the Graduates was made by Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat, were several commemorating former graduates of the School who gave their lives in the service of Canada and the Commonwealth during the Second World War.Each Graduate received a gift book presentation through the courtesy of the Shaar Ha- shomayim Sisterhood.The event was also the first graduation of eight students of the High School Department of the Leaders\u2019 Training Fellowship.The Valedictorians were Rebekah Mendelson and J.J.Elkin, The introduction of graduates was made by Mr.Benjamin Herson while Mr.M.J.Heillig made the presentations of the diplomas, Following the presentation of Awards and Exercises a reception in honour of the graduates and their families took place in the Community Hall.in the Main Symagogue.Heading the processional of the Graduates were Rabbi Wilfred Schu- chat, Spiritual Leader; Mr, M.J.Heillig, Hon.President; Mr.Leon Levin, President of the Congregation; Mr.Fred Packer, Chairman, School Committee; Mr.Samuel Lerner, Principal, and Mr.Benjamin Herson, Director of Extension Activities.The graduates accompanied by Mr.M.Ozier their Class Teacher, followed.Awaiting the Processional on the Bimah were the teachers and Miss Ethel Galla- man.Custodian of Diplomas and Awards, A Cantata, entitled \u201cWords to Live By' written for the occasion by Mr.M.Ozier was admirably presented by the Graduates under the direction of Mrs.B.Elman, music teacher, with Mrs.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchet Haxxan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fremm Friday Evening, June 14th 8:15 pm.Afternoon Service 8:25 p.m.Candle Lighting SERVICES FOR SABBATH: 9:00 a.m.Morning Service, \u201c> Scriptural Readings : Torah, Numbgrs Ch.13, v.1-Ch.18, Prophets: Joshua, Ch.2, vs, 1-34.8:30 p.m, Afternoon Service Ethics of the Fathers Ch.2 9:10 p.mi.Evening Service WEEKDAY SERVICES 8:30 a.m.Sunday morning.7:30 a.m.Weekdays mornings.Sunday, and Weekdays : 8:35 p.m.ternoon Service Next Friday Evening 8:25 p.m, Candie Lighting, 8:18 p.m, Afternoon Service TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4128 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES During Summer Weeks, Sabbath Services take place on Fri Evenings at 8.15 o'clock in the e Community House and is held the auspices of the Temple Brother Dood, with laymen conducting BROTHERHOOD The newly elected Board of Temple Brotherhood holds its dinner TETE on Tuesday Evening, June INV TATION | LOT EIIATION + antic: don e oly Day Season and the completion of The Greater Temple Emanu-El, we are now re Istering famili who | are unaffiliated and who sh to Steiner Pupils Hold Annual Piano Recital Annual recital of pupils of Karl Steiner, well known NDG pianist and teacher, took place last evening in Channing Hall, Simpson and Sherbrooke streets.In addition to the pupils whose names were listed in last week\u2019s Monitor, the following took part: Amnon Altschuler, Leah Mendel- son, Sam Stieglitz and Jacob Mendelson, Westminster Whist A Military Whist, sponsored by the Friendship Circle, will be held at Westminster Central United Church, 926 Atwater avenue, tonight at 8.15 p.m.sharp.Door prizes and\u2019 refreshments will be Among the awards presented.wv THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1857 Dr.C.Ritchie Bell Is Drive-In Speaker ' Every Man's Most Urgent Need will be the subject of the sermon of the Rev.Dr.C.Rit- in Church Service to be held at the Dorval Gardens Shopping Centre Sunday, June 16th, at 8 p.m, Dr.Bell is professor of Pastoral Theology and Homiletics, and registrar, Presbyterian College.M e © 0.\u2018 unicipalities .(Continued from Page 4) ce from which revenue can be obtained.* The Federal government contends, that owing to its éommit- ments in the carrying out of social security measures and the defence budget, that it has little money to spare.One important fact is, that as the productivity of the nation increases (largely through the exploiting of resources belonging to the provinces) the taxes imposed and collected get larger.As Premier Duplessis has told his audiences when speaking of this fiscal anomaly, all that Quebec gets out of the tax dollar is thirteen cents.More than three-fourths goes into the national treasury.WELL FOUNDED One can understand the viewpoint of the Ottawa officials who believe, that what they have, they should hold.Equity, however, suggests that the complaint of Mr.Duplessis and his provincial counterparts is well founded.The problem is not peculiar to this country.It exists in the United States.In his well written work: \u201cThe Standards We Raise\u201d the author.who is an eminent economist PAGE SEVEN Awards for Honors in Studies were presented by Mile.T.Fé- rault to: Susan Illsley, Sharon McMichael, Seonaid Christopher- son, Jeanne Bastanier, Baiba Liepina, Sheila Northey, Kathleen Hersey, By Mrs.Dow to Marianna Knottenbelt.Awards for proficiency in Sports were presented by Mrs.T.P.Murphy to: Evangeline Halikas, Heather Black, Tenya Ballantyne, Kitty Patton, Robyn MacDonald, Diana Tucker, Mavis Black.A cup for the House receiving the largest number of academic awards was presented by Mrs.F.Elliott to the Austen House and received by Sherrill Ruston.The Inter-House Debating cup was presented by Miss J.Bertram to the Austen House and received by Fredi Shapera.The Inter-House Senior Basketball Shield was presented by Mrs.C.Purves to the Austen House and received by Marjorie Jamieson.The Junior Basketball cup was presented by Mrs.C.Curry to the Bronte House and received, by Evangeline Halikas.1 says: \u201cThe Federal government has become \u2018a tax collecting and¥ The award for general excel- spending agency that makes the appropriations of local government agencies small by comparison and substantially inadequate without benefit of Federal aid.\u201d The viewpoint quoted, is that of Mr.Duplessis who has reiterated his determination to keep on fighting until the Federal government will recognize Quebec\u2019s just and needed claims to 8 larger share of the revenues collected by the Federal govern- served.Please bring own cards.ment, At present, the burden is CROSSWORD PUZZLE DOWN 1.Paris stock exchange 2.Beard of rye 3.Supports 4.Fear 5.Weight (Annam.) 6.Simian T.Wireless 8.Musical instrue ments 9.Demand 11.Tight 13, Venture 17.Rodents ACROSS 2.Hairless 8.Edible 10.Separate 12.Plunged forward 14.Border 15.Argent (abbr.) 16.River (Fr) 18.Boy's r name 19.Doctrine 81.Mythical monsters 23.Food \u20188%, Greek letter 98.Southeast (abbr.) 87.Loose , hanging end 29.Slight taste 81.Roman money 83.Distant 35.Seized .88.Equipped with slats 41, Can 43.Gear tooth 43.Hindu garment 65.Article (Fr) 48.Opens (poet.) 48, Undyed slik B80.Singing voice , 83.Movie queens 88.Stocky \\ oin_ Congregation Temple Emanu- Kl\" pocopeeeation ph de .Soaks vp, largely borne by the provincial government and the municipality, which is called upon to make ever growing appropriations to enlarge and maintain needed services to protect the health of the citizen and give him that protection to which he is entitled, .The residents of this area have had their tax assessments increased particularly on residential property, with no allowance for depreciation and other contingencies.Any relief secured following larger grants by the Federal government to the Province would be to their advantage as well as those who live in this and other cities.Bernard Rose.Judges appointed under the Judiciary Act of 1801 by President Adams were known as the \u201cmidnight judges.\u201d -son, Weston School Closing Held Tuescay Evening ee ame Open-air Drive\u2019 } \"Closing exercises for Weston School were held Tuesday evening.The principal, Dr.Mary Winspear, ane nounced that a grant had been received from the MacLean Foundation to assist Weston to prepare a course in Oral French from pre-school to Grade III.Encouragement and support had been received from Dr.Wilder Penfield, Professor J.P.Vinay of the University of Montreal, Professor A.Rigaud, Director of the McGill French Summer School, and Mrs.G.V.Ferguson.Mlle T.Férault will be in charge of planning and organizing the course.lence in gymnasium classes was presented by Mrs.P.Martin to the Austen House and received by Mary Black.The House Trophy was presented by Mrs.N.Williams and received by Marjorie Jamieson for the Austen House.Special awards for all-round proficiency ' were presented by Miss M.Fiddes of Nyasaland to Wendy Sparrow and by Mes.H - Meisner to Kathleen Hough.Reports on the year\u2019s activity were given by Sabine von Fircks, Joyce Crossley, Marjorie Jamie- Evangeline Halikas.Prise cilla O'Neill was Class Historian and Sherrill Ruston was Class Valedictorian.School Leaving Certificates were awarded to Sabine von Fircks, Marjorie Jamieson, Priscilla O'Neill, Sherrill Ruston and presented by Mr.N.Ruston.Selections of English songs and music on the pipes were played by groups who have been trained by Mrs.A.Tanner; French songs under the direction of Mlle.T.Férault.THE unusually large showing of funeral merchandise in our display rooms has met with the approval of all those we serve.BA Colling A NUNNS AP.WILLIAMS 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST De \u2014\u2014>< POY 7 20.Insane » 22.Horse's walk .24, 3 ro + 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House, Chobham, Surrey arrived : Thursday in the Ivernia to visit her brother-in-law and sister, Brig and Mrs.J.Aird Nesbitt.Mr.and Mrs.R.N.Watt sailed Thursday in the Empress of England to spend three months travelling in Great Britain.* - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, ie Social and Personal + E MR.AND MRS.-W.J.McBRIDE, 4608 St.Catherine street, Westmount, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary 1 Married in New York City in 1907, Mr.and Mrs.McBride have resided in Westmount for many years, they have one daughter (Grace), Mrs.J.F.Healy, 12061 on Wednesday.O\u2019Brien boulevard, Cartierville, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1957 | 51 i t So, \u2014Bermingham Photo Mr.and Mrs.Arthur H, Crock.their permanent residence at 758 Mackinnoh, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.ett and family, formerly of London, England, arrived on Tuesday in the Sylvania and are at the Ritz-Carlton until the end of the month when they will take up Special 25% DISCOUNT LAMPS & ACCESSORIES Inexpensive Chintzes and Slipcover Fabrics for the summer cottage now on display.Drop in and see .EDYTHE M.SHUTER 4154 St.Catherine Street West (Near Greene Avenue) Feature ) a including Golfers CLEARANCE! 25% 50% 75% OFF On a large selection of beautiful DRESSES For daytime .weddings .cocktails, etc.COTTONS See our exciting new styles in crisp, cool, captivating Cottons from $16.95 Suits - Sporstwear - Millinery All Drastically Reduced ~~ 7 GOWNS pper Belmont avenue.Following the Canada Night Concert at Her Majesty's Theatre Wednesday night a reception was held at the University Women's af Club, when the president, Miss Elizabeth L.McGregor, and offices of the Business and Professional Women's Club and the president, Mrs.Rex Eaton, of the National Council of Women were joint hostesses for the concert artists and the presidents of the Council of 30 different countries who are attending the Triennial Meeting of the International Council of Women.Mr.and Mrs.A.Lovell Phillips and Mr.Lewis Phillips returned recently in the Empress of England following a trip abroad.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert H.Lank returned last week following a trip to Switzerland, Italy, France and England.Mr.and Mrs.D.T.Bourke arrived Friday in the Empress of England after spending some time abroad.} Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Eaton returned recently in the Ile de France after spending two months travelling in Great Britain and on the Continent.The sum of one hundred dotars voted by members of the West- mount Women\u2019s Club to be spent on the \u2018veterans at Ste.Annes Military Hospital, Presentation was made Wednesday by the Past President, Mrs.P.G.Delgado.+ Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, minister of Dominion Douglas Church, will be guest-of-honor at the Founder's Day celebrations of Lower Canada College today, Among those who attended Convocation exercises at Bishop\u2019s University in Lennox- ville were: Mr.John Bassett, Chancellor of the university, Mr.John H.Molson, president of Corporation of Bishop's University, and Mrs.Molson; Mrs.A.L.Arnold, the Hon.Mr, Justice Douglas Abbott of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.J.Douglas Campbell, Mr.and Mrs.Norris R.Crump, Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Galt Durnford, Lieut.-Col, E.B.Q.Buchanan, and Mrs.Buchanan, Mr.and Mrs.Philip 8.Fisher, Mr.and Mrs, Philip S.Gregory, Dr.George Hall, Mr.Frank O.Lajoie, of Hull, Que.; Mather, Mr.W.C.J.Meredith, Dean of the Faculty of Law, McGill University, and Mrs.Meredith, Dr.and Mrs.W.J.McNally, Dr.C.A.Peters, Miss N.Eileen Peters, Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Peters, Mr.Maurice Pollack, of Quebec; Mr.B.W.Roberts and Mrs.Roberts; the Hon, and Mrs.Antoine Rivard, Mr.Cecil Teakle, Mr, Boyd Whittall, \u2018Dr.George H.Tom- linson and Mrs.C.S.Capp, Mr.and Mrs.H G.Welsford and Mrs.Helen Savage.ENGAGEMENTS The Rev.Angus Demille Cameron, of Westmount, announces the engagement of his sister, Miss Florence Bernice Cameron, of Saint John, N.B., daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Logan Cameron, of Saint John, to Mr.Arthur Robert O'Brien, of Montreal, son of Mrs.George C.O'Brien, of Saint John and of the late Mr.O\u2019Brien.The marriage will take place in July.Mr.Charles H.A.Armstrong, QC, and Mrs.Armstrong of Toronto announce the engagement of their daughter, Julian Eve- Iyn Emily, to Mr.Robert Stephen Cox O\u2019Brien, son of Mr.John Lewis O'Brien, QC, and Mrs.O'Brien of Westmount.The marriage will take place on Sat- « urday, June 22, al 8 pm.in St.John's Chapel of St.Michael's Cathedral, Toronto.~~ _.Mr and Mrs.Samuel Squires of Drummondville, Que., \u2019 nounce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth \u2018Sonia, to Mr.Lavrence McGarr, son of Mr.and Mrs.Howard McGarr of Westmount.The wedding has been arranged to take place August 10, in Drummondville.\u2014 gt APPROACHING MARRIAGES The marriage of Mary Elizabeth Ross, daughter of the late Dr.J.McK.Wathen, Bnd of Wathen, to Mr.William Patrick-Pierce Keating, son of Mr.and Mrs.William James Keating, of Westmount, is taking place on Saturday.The bride will be attended by Miss Joan Wight, as maid of honor, and by her niece, little Miss Elise Aitken, as flowergirl.Master Stephen Aitken, the bride's nephew, and Master Retch, nephew of the bridegroom, will be pages.Mr.Arthur Petch will act as best man for his brother-in-law, and the ushers will be Mr.Gerald Gohier, another brother-in-law, Mr.Kevin Keating, the bridegroom\u2019s brother, Mr.Pierre Lacalille, and Mr.John Perry.Following the ceremony the reception will be held at the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.: Mr.and Mrs.E.R.Marlin ane\" nounce the approaching mars riage of their daughter, Brigid Nella, to Mr.Benjamin Oakley, son of the late Benjamin Oakley and of Mrs.Oakley, of Birr, County Offaly, Ireland, which has been arranged to take place on Saturday morning, June 29, at eleven o'clock in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, West- mount.Do Not Wait - Too Long! 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House of Howers là ; Mountain Street at Sherbrooke a Flowers PERMANENTS Hair bleached .fine.brittle .grey?Now, you can be sure of a wave that's soft, lustrous and easy to manage.| Can We.6779 for yeur appointment Kathleen & Marcel BEAUTY SALON ae for Problem Hair 1353 GREENE AVE, WESTMOUNT } - Fl, 7773 \u2018Mr.and Mrs.F.G.S.Kelly, of Dorval; Mr, and Mrs, Allan G.Magee, the Hon.C.Gordon | 1466 Mackay Street | T Ti lL THE WOMEN\u2019S AUXILIARY of the Catherine Booth Hospital 4 3 c recently held an executive meeting to plan for a Strawberry Social to be held on Thursday, ence on Montclair avenue.Fr Stanway, Mrs, K.E.Norris, Senior Major N.Jolly and Mrs.June 20, at the Nurses\u2019 Resid- om left to right: Mrs.F.H.President of-the Auxiliary; Wm.Wendon.\u2014Berminghan-\u2014Photo Wilkie-Ryan Wedding Took Place Saturday Afterncon In New York The marriage of Suzannah, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Fortune Peter Ryan, of New York and Pointe-au-Pic,] Murray Bay, to Dr.George Hamilton Wilkie, son of the Rev.and Mrs.James Douglas Wilkie, of Westmount, took place on Saturday afternoon in the Church of St.Thomas More, New York, the Rev.Robert Kelly officiating.Sum- at the River Club.The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by her sister, Miss Cynthia Ryan, as maid of honor, and by Miss Joan Mathieson, Miss Sally Coxe, and Miss Mary - Blair, all Choice Meat and Groceries Fresh Fruit and Vegetables HAINES of Westmount \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d 4466 St.Catherine West WE.8257 LEARN TO DRIVE THRU TRAFFIC WITH LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL LTD.We are One of the Largest Automobile Driving Schools in the World Choices of Automatic or Standard Transmission Door step service AUTC TRAINER Start to learn with an Indoor Training Machine IMPORTANT: Phone or Write for Valuable Free Premiums and Our Low Rates Nervous Learners Welcome DUAL CONTROL CARS 5054 Cote des Neiges REgent 1-1112 4869 St, Denis AVenue 8-5125 t 1 1 Sali Todi È \u2018mer flowers were used to decorate.The reception was held of Philadelphia; Miss Nora Robinson of New York, Miss Camilla Porteous, of Montreal, and Miss Katherine Crowninshield, Miss Ann Taylor and Mrs.Eliot C.Clarke, of Boston, Little Miss «Jane Stuart Ferguson, of Charleston, S.C.was flower-girl.Mr.John D.Wilkie, acted as best man for his brother, and the ushers were Mr.Donald B.Wilkie, also a brother, Mr.Fortune Pete Ryan, jr.of New York, brother of the bride, Dr.David Marshall, Dr.George P.Baker, Dr.David Van Buskirk, Dr.Donald Sutherland and Mr.Frederick Preston, all of Boston, Dr.Robert Faith and Mr.Farrell Hyde, both of Montreal, and Mr.Robert Sillcox King of Ontario.Mrs.\u2018Wilkie, who is the granddaughter of Mrs.Walter L.Wor- rall and the late Mr.Worrall and of Mrs.Sarah Tack Ryan and the late Mr.Allen A.Ryan, attended Brearley School in New York, and was graduated from Miss Porter's School in Farming- ton, Conn.and Radcliffe College in 1957.Dr.Wilkie, who is the grandson of Mrs.George Anderson Wilkie and the late Mr.Wilkie and of the late Mr.and Mrs.Hamilton McCallen, all of Toronto, was graduated from Williams College in 1953 and from Harvard Medical School in 1957.Following their wedding trip they will reside in Montreal.Mr.W.Chadwick Heads Hard Of Hearing League At the annual business meeting of the Montreal League for the Hard of Hearing, held in the Herbert Symonds Hall, 1441 University street, the following slate of officers were elected: President, Mr.W.Chadwick; i 18t vice-president, Mrs.M.Kennedy; 2nd vice-president, Mr.E.Mark; secretary, Mrs.W.Di- vens; treasurer, Mr.J.H.Good- body.Board members, Mrs.P.Burnett, Mrs.Callanan, Miss M.Worcestor.This was the last meeting of the season.Victoria LOBA Queen Victoria Lodge will hold their regular meeting in Ross Hall, .Chalmers Church, Verdun, lat 8.00 p.m., Tuesday, June 18th.{ Members of sister lodges cordial ly invited to attend, .5 .ve .- THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957 \u2014 IRVING MESHWORK, 5518 Borden avenue, Cote St.Luc, Past President of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, who will be installing officer for the newly elected executive of the Board of Direc- B'nai B'rith Organization, Laurentian Region Association annual meeting to-day.The guest speaker will be Dr.Daniel Raylesberg, Director of District No.1.The retiring President, Julius Bris- kin will present the annual report.tors, Guests Attending RCASC Dinner Dance By kind permission of Lieut.Col.W.W.Holmes, Commander, 3 Column RCASC, a Dinner Dance will be held in the Officers Mess, Bel-Air Street Armouries, on Saturday, June 22, at 1830 hours.Invited guests include: ; Maj.Gen.and Mrs.M.L.Brennan, OBE, CD, Adjutant General; Maj.Gen.and Mrs.J.P.E.Bernatchez, CBE, DSO, CD, GOC, Quebec Command; Col.and Mrs.G.F.Stevenson, CD, Director of Supplies and Transport; Brigand Mrs.F.L.Caron, DSO, ED, Commander 11 Mil Grp.; Col.and Mrs.D.Purves, MBE, Chief of Staff Quebec Command; Col.and Mrs.O.H.Barrett, OBE, ED; Col.and Mrs.E.J.Cosford; Lt.Col.and Mrs.E.R.Heuchan, CD, CS and TO, Quebec Command; Lt.Col.and Mrs.H.E.Short, ED, CD; Lt.Col.and Mrs.H.Taschereau, CD; Lt.Col.and Mrs.K.D.Sheldrick, ED.Committee in charge of arrangements: Major A.M.Du- mouchel, President, 3 Colm RCASC, Officers Mess; Major G.W.Coyle, CD, Finance; Major P.W.Lesser, CD, Huuse Director; Major W.H.Walker, CD, tickets and publicity; Capt.D.R.Culkin, secretary; Capt.A.A.Edgington, CD, Ass\u2019t House Director.Stanley Church Aux.The June meeting of the Isabel McConnell Evening Auxiliary of Stanley Presbyterian Church will be held on June 17, at 6 p.m., at the home of Mis.R.R.Herman.If it rains, the meeting will be held in the church hall, ci PAGE ELEVEN Catherine Booth Auxiliary Plans \u201d Strawberry Social The Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital is planning Îts añfiual Strawberry Social.Undér the co-chairmanship of Mrs.Wm.Wendon, and Mrs.F.H.Stanway, the evént will take place on the hospital grounds June 20, from 6 p.m.until 9 p.m.Strawberries, ice- cream, and cake will be served, \u2018and cold drinks will also be available.The co-chairmen of the home cooking table will be Mrs.H.Hannay, and Mrs.J, W.Clarke.The Travelling Wagon will be on hand to display baby clothes made by members of the auxiliary during the past year.An especially pleasant eye- ning is anticipated since the Point St.Charles Salvation + Army Band will attend and play for guests.Fresh spring flowers will be sold and there will be a \u201cTreasure Table\u201d.In case of inclement weather the event will take place in the assembly room of the nurses\u2019 residence.Members of the Strawberry Social committee are: Mrs.P.D.Han- drahan, Mrs.R.Harries, Mrs.A.P.Caron, Mrs.M.Talbot, Mrs.A.L.Holden, Mrs.W.C.Midgley, Miss_G.Denman, Mrs.M.G.Price, Mrs.G.Seurrah, Mrs.E.Heuser, Mrs.J.C.Morris, Mrs.C.A.Camirand, Mrs.C.Nelson, Mrs.Dean Davis, Mrs.W.A.Falconer, A colorful midsummer Indian festival is staged each year by the Indians in full regalia .at Banff, Retarded Children Assn.\u2018The Association for the Help of Retarded Children (Quebec); Inc., invites members and thelr friénds to attend Rosedale United Church Hall (corner of Mariette and Terrebonne avenues) on Tuesday at 7.45 p.m.to see a display of the school work and handicrafts, also a motion picture madè during the school year of the children in action._ JOHN POOL Foot Specialist 1378 GREENE AVENUE , (Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric equipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak foot conditions.Children\u2019s Supports a Speciality.By appointment only Phone WI.1545 ~N AIR THE COMPLETELY SALON IN THE WEST END Beauty Salon © ONLY CONDITIONED BEAUTY Let Emile style your hair In Summer's most striking fashions SPECIAL PERMANENTS Regular $15.00 $10.REDUCED TO including Cutting and Styling I 1347 Greene Ave.Fi.2486 = Fl.0562 FIRST 5782 Sherbrooke W.SUMMER LINE FOUNDATION GARMENTS SKIRTS \u2014 GLOVES, SLIPS, ETC.AGNES MORRIS REG'D.QUALITY HOSIERY BLOUSES HU.1.5573 | ue 55 a rte a ne a Ces - \u2018 1 Leu ne tes en LE SRE ce i oe pr ania MEENA AB 5 re ec X sé - WR SE FL a he i ne as A ERI KE ET Le a af es Re! J 2.a À PAGE TWELVE Expert Hair Styling \u2014 Permanents Hair Dyeing a Specialty \u2014 Manicuring \u201c >, ® Facials and Unwanted Hair Removing © Massages © Steam Bath @ Sun Lamp\u2019 and Dry Air ® Pedicure Treatments.For appointment Please Phone CLenview 1154 4504 St.Catherine St.West (Near Abbott) FOOT TREATMENT SALLY GOODFELLOW M.S.S.Ch.Registered Chiropodist w apgsmmen EL, 2321 Assistant Chiropodist to Walter J.Cross 4930 Sherbrooke W.P articular P cople Prof La Contessa Le, Sherbrooke St.at Royal HU.8-4322 Lamps \u2014 Gifts \u2014 Pictures Custom Shade-making Chandeliers \u2014 Oil Painfings .* Mrs.A.E.Moll who, as chair- | ers are thé heaviest coffe drink- concerned, both from the point \u2018 a | gash TELEVISION \u2018AND Ee Guidance - -Northmount ,By: E.George Cochrane, B.A., M.Ed.# * : ° | of view of administrative arrangements as well as from the point of view of showing the film at a time when students are go \u2018ing to derive the most benefits .from seeing it.The other advantage to the \u2019 motion piéture is that it.can be © _ | shown moran than once.There are : many films that can be shown to advantage two or ee times; But in the case of television, there is no opportunity for repe: tition.THE SCHOOLS - ounsello?, : igh School =~ = ne ~ secondly, a consideration of petent teachers by broadcasting lessons taught by master teacha.ers into hundreds of classrooms.This week I should like to discuss television under the first of those two headings.The Canadian \u2018 Broadcasting Corporation has conducted two Can the miracle that; is- vantage in the educational institutions of North America?1, That is a question that has been agitating the minds of ) professional educators and interested laymen for some time.Any discussion of \u2018educational television must be divided into two parts: a consideration of TV as a teaching tool, to be classified in the same category as educational motion pictures and other audi-visual aids to instruction; overcoming the present shortage of qualified and com- \u2019 I shall discuss educational tele- Vision as a teacher repläcemént in another article.television be ufilized to ad- x LEARN DRIVE RESULTS GUARANTEED MYERS DRIVING SCHOOL 5839 SHERBROOKE WEST HU.8-5761 TV as a means of partially gress.The motion picture has at least two very importänt advantages over television.In -the first place, the motion picture can be screened at any time that is convenient to the teacher and the students series of experimental educational television programs, the secônd one in 1956.Just recentiy, the National Advisory Council on School Broadcasting released its report on the school telecasts.More than 90 per cent of 1,- 800 Canadian teachers canvassed by the council expressed a desire for more school telecasts.More than 80 per cent of the teachers rated the teaching value of television as medium or high.I write as one who did not participate in either of the series of experimental broadcasts.I have, however, had the opportunity to read a good many of the articles and reports on television as a teaching tool that have heen published in both the \u201cUnited States and Canada.I have also had the opportunity to discuss the possibilities of educational TV with other teachers.The conclusion that I have reached is that television is not as useful a teaching device as is the educational film.The sole exception that I would make is the case of the television simulcast, that is, a broadcast of some significant event as it is actually in pro- MGH Auxiliary Plans To Entertain Internes From all over Canada, the United States, England, Northern Ireland, Switzerland \u2014 from even as far away as New Delhi in India \u2014 internes will be gathering at the Montreal General on June 15 to commence the final stages of their training at one of the world's most famous teaching hospitals.To mark the occasion to welcome them to Montreal, the Women's Auxiliary of the Montreal General will hold a buffet supper on June 18.Through the kindness of Mr.and Mrs.John C.Annes- ley this will be held in the garden of their home, 1 Sunnyside to the internes ana their wives, specially invited guests will be out of town graduate nurses who also come from such widely separated places as England, Australia, Holland and Germany.The party scheduled to begin at six o'clock, will be an informal one with summer cottons suggested an appropriate dress for the ladies.Should the weather- can prove un-corporative the party will take place in the internes\u2019 Residence of the Hospital.man of the Welcome Committee, was responsible for the very successful buffet supper given for the internes last November, ig again in charge of arrangements.She will be assisted by the branches through their chairman and delegates and by members of the Auxiliary board.New Englanders and Western- ers in te United States.TOP SOIL \u2014 SOD ASPHALT PAVING EL.1177 Hampton Garden Supply HANS THIEDE HAIRDRESSER (Formerly of Walters Hairdressing) [+ Is now operating his own salon at.4927 SHERBROOKE ST.WEST _ Yr.) 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FBI, who scored three games in two days in fourth place with eight points; Pepsi Cola fifth with six points and Verdun in the cellar with four points.The Brewers.failed to gain any ground on the weekénd when\u2019 they dropped two to FBI onx counts of 2-0 and 8-6 with Gibby Wesolowski picking up both victories.His third win was at the expense of Verdun on a 7-3 count.These wins put FBI in their best day night when Combines tigh- 1st Place position since they were chosen: as e-schedule favorites to battle Grocers for the title again.But, the roof fell in an Tues- timed: their hold on second place with a 13-0 win over FBI.Marty Goodman, in his first start since returning from the United States, was charged with the loss.~ Snowdon Loop Coming Games don Major Fastball League.A single is slated for Saturday night and two on Sunday.The: rest of the games are singles.Saturday: FBI at Combines, Trenholme Park, 8:00 pm.Sunday: Verdun at Dow, Trenholme Park, 2:00 pm; Grocers at FBI, -Tresholme Park, 8:00 pm.Monday: FBI at Pepsi, Tren- holme Park, 8:45 pm.\u2018 > Tuesday: Verdun at Grocers, Willibrord Park, Verdun, 8:00 pm.Wednesday: Dow at Combines, Westbury \u2018Park, -Van Wesolowski, a tired pitcher?was no help to Goodman in the relief role, as Combines picked off five more runs, Grocers saw action once on the week-end and that was on Sunday when Combines hit them for a 7-1 win, It was Grocers second Horne avenue, 8:45 pm.IGHT games are scheduled |.for next week in the Snow- loss of the season against eight} wins and one draw.The picture can change by this time next week but Combines; will be in second place as they are only scheduled once next week.Indians Snap 6 Game Losing Streak With Win \u201cBOYS\u2019 AND GIRLS\u2019 For Promotion or HCI AS « Open Friday till 9 p.m.Open Saturday till 5 p.m.PL.1861 Where you can choose from a big selection of bikes of every sort.BICYCLES Graduation Gift - Before You Buy Be Sure To Visit Bentley's .MONTREAL'S BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS Agents for: C.C.M., NORMAN, RALEIGH BICYCLES & RACERS TRICYCLES \u2014 WAGONS Special Theft Replacement Insufance Available EASY TERMS \u2014 From os little © as $1.25 weekly \u201cIt's Bentley's for the best bicycle buys\u2019\u2019 A good man to know Your Army Recruiter will be pleased to answer any questions concerning a career in the Canadian Army.Visit him at 772 Sherbrooke St.West Tel: \"AY.8-8133 From: 8 A.M.to 10 P.M.- LT.J.P.COTE presses : or mail this % Will you please arrange an appointment 1 coupon to the 3 with me to discuss careers in the Army, | above address ! |.: and he will ?.J orrange an § ADDRESS, _ appointment : CITY/TOWN : with you.§ : A 1 + Unity's Indian coach Bob Robinson hasn't had too much to cheer about the past few weeks a3 far as winning ball games go, however, Monday evening the Indians snapped a six game losing streak by edging the second place White Sox Club 3-0 behind a steady four hit pitching performance from Gordon Cole.The tall, hard throwing right- hander struck out 12 Six batters and walked three to register his first victory against two defeats.White Sox hurler Bill Dwyer pitched equally well, fanning 13 men but was the victim of a towering, bases empty home run in the fourth inning off the bat of Indian left fielder Buddy Me- Kaig which broke a scoreless deadlock.Bill Dwyer was best at bat for the Sox with a triple, while Cole had two hits for the Unity Team.Indians .Nm \u20143 41 \u2018White Sox .G00 000 1 Cole and Clark: Dwyer and Byers.Mt.Royal Tennis \u201c A busy week of activities face members of the Mt.Royal Tennis Club who are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year.The junior members have a dance and coke party on the schedule.Men\u2019s and ladies\u2019 single championship tournament will also get underway.Following is the schedule: June 13, 10.00 a.m.\u2014 Ladies\u2019 Open Playing Day.June 14, 8.30 p.m.\u2014 Junior Dance .Featuring Gord Smith & His Hi-Fi Turntable Members and Guests.June 15, 10 am.\u2014 Junior Coke Party - Members only 9 pm.\u2014 Informal Party - Members and Guests.June 17 \u2014 Commencement men\u2019s and ladies championship tournament, June 19, 4-6 p.m, \u2014 Ladies\u2019 50th Anniversary tea - All lady members are ¢ordiaily invited to attend this even Westmount Soft Softball singles MOSQUITO P L Pts.0 12 2 8 5 2 5 2 L Pts.0 10 2 6 2 6 3 4 4 2 4 2 L Pts.1 10 2 8 3 6 i 4 § 2 n ARID w[E|R SE Answers Rae « It RIAIG]OIN ET To Thispzamer: Week's fils as F \u20aceK Ss Lia IE CENT Puzzle [Fe Uzzie [HenNolsitias | THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957 - Local Boy Jim Tsonos Verdun Football Coach \u201cVerdun Rugby Football Club , from the Quebec Rugby Football + \u2018Union.for.oné yéar at least, but took time out to \u2018Honor the team\u2019s outstanding performer at an awards night, Peter ' Campanelli was the young man who had the odd experience of hearing that his last \u2019 year's team \u2014 the Shamcats \u2014 \u2018exist no more, sind then being called up to accept a trophy as .most valuable player on the team during its final season.Young Campanelli, a two-way centre, shared the evening's .have dropped their junior entry PAGE FIFIEEN \" who was selected as most vale uable player on the senior Bear» cats, and youthful Jimmy Tsonos of Victoria avenue, who Was announced as next year's coach of the senior Stamps.Tsonos replaces Gus MacFare lane, who leaves for his new post as assistant athletic director at Mount Allison College in New Brunswick in the fall.Tsonos.has played under MacFarlane's coâching for many seasons.Both | players, Klacko and Campanelli, received the Bunay Sabbath Trophies from the donor for their efforts, and Klacko in particular will be mighty proud of his signal achievement.spotlight with burly Milo Klacko \u2014 = TTR em hE ra than any other DRY GIN f Distilled In Canade end Distributed by The House of Secgram with \u201cmild Oo\u2019 Keefe Ale Fry it-\u2014 you'll enjoy it 46M PAGE STXTEEN Park Softball .Name Winneis he Westmount Recreation | Department closed out the Municipal Spring Softball Programme last week.In the three categories: bantam, fee wee, and mosquito, 42 games were played.Following are the championship teams\u2019 rosters who will be awarded City of Westmount crests.Marlins Mosquito: Darrell Munro, (Captain); Peter Mikelson, Joe Sommerfreund, Michael Dench, Jim Tait, David Levin, Peter McLernon, Robert Gardner, Stephen Abbott, Peter Haley, Brahm Levine, Martin Cundall, Gregory Wong, Roddy Maclnnes, Yves Pardo (Coach).Braves Pee Wees: Buddy McKaig, (Captain); Bert Wingfield, Michael -Ditomasso, Ralph Walton, Bernie Kelly, Keith Wright, Danny Andrews, George eereweer, Brian Muir, Ronnie Sheel, Jack O'Neil, Gary Wright, Paul Tapp.Michael Binder.Red Sox Bantams: Doug Rowland, (Captain); Larry Dallas, Ian Gill, Duane Kenemy, Nick Jacob, Robert Eby, Colin Adair, Keith Alsop, Jimmy Prince, Terry Alker, Barry Granovsky, Wallace Helliwell, Breen Nicholson.Leading Hurlers WH IP SO Pct.Thomas, Grocers 4 11 31 28 1.P McCracken, Gro, 3a 27 24 161 ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.© Croceries and Imported Delicacies.NATIONA ooD NAT \"The Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West {Near Victoria) GITY OF WESTMOUNT The following vacancies exist in the City of West- mount.Letters of application may be submitted to the Personnel Office, West- mount City Hall, 4333 Sherbrooke Street West.CONSTABLES Age: 21.25, 6 ft.2.Education: FIREMEN Age: 21-25, Height; 5 ft.7 to 6 ft.Weight: 150 minimum.Education: 2 years High School.PARKS Clerk with typing ability required to perform duties relating to the operation of a municipal Height: 5 ft.8 to Weight: 160 minimum.High School.parks department.Knowledge of shorthand an asset.Applicants should be interested in horticulture and park maintenance, CIVIL ENGINEER Young graduate required for a permanent position in Municipal Public Works Department, Experience to be gained on snow removal, read and sidewalk construction, sewage, garbage collection and disposal.Approximately 3 years experience in this position will qualify a capable engineer for the position of an assistant sity engineer of a town engineer appointment.Applicants should be interested in municipal engineering as a career, UNITY BOYS\u2019 Club Track meet aggregate winners were Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club and Ralph Whims, right, of Rosemount is being presented with the Rotary Club Trophy by Unity Club director Maurice Mariasine.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Rosemount Wins Unity Track And Field Meet The Fourth Annual Unity Boys\u2019 Club Track and Field meet was held at the Westmount Athletic Grounds last Saturday with a total of 261 participants representing eight recreational agencies, Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club took top honors with 113 points winning the Rotary Club of Westmount Trophy from the Negro Community Centre, last year's winners.Holders of the trophy in the past years are as follows: 1954 \u2014 Unity Boys\u2019 Club; 1955 \u2014 Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club, 113; Negro Community Centre, 99; Unity Boys\u2019 Club, 68; West- mount YMCA 45; Weredale House, 38; \u2018University Settlement, 16; Point St.Charles Boys\u2019 Club, 13; East End Boys\u2019 Club, 2.Having attained the highest individual Robert Hastie and Fred Sinew of Rosemount tied with 15 points and each will receive a merit trophy at the annual Awards Night of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.The top girl in the Intermediate class was Elizabeth Sally Sykes Junior Champ Sally Sykes won the junior title at the Weston School annual track meet held at Westmount Athletic Grounds.Joan Johnston, Kathleen Hersey and Frances Knox tied for second place, Marianna Knotten- belt placed third and Barbara MacKinnon came fourth.The intermediate champion and best competitor was Diana Tucker.Mavis Black and Bobyn Mac- Donald placed second and third respectively.Tied for fourth place were Brenda Malloy and Danielle Moquette.In the senior section, Marporie Jamieson was the champion with Heather Black and Kitty Patton [| coming a close second and third.Daphne Tucker, Linda Hunt and Joanne Ross tied for fourth place.In the house relay race, Austen House came first, Austen won the track meet by 80 points to Bronte's 73.Big Ten Hifters GP ABR H Pct, aggregate points,\u2019 Atchison, Grocers .9 35 9 16 514 Tomlinson, Grocers .9 34 7 15 441 Rassenti, Pepsi .8 29 6 12 414 Constable, BI .5203 8.400 Pepsi - .8 28 6 10 .357 Viskelis; TRE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1957 riasine; Recorder, IIrs.Griffiths; Timer, Fred Williamson; Starter, Len Blane; Roguski;- Judges, Robert Neal, Keith Gavin, John McDonaugh, Rats rs cs CIRRUS SR IE EEE Fred Redsill, Les Melia, Thomas Rowland, \u2018Huntly Wilson, Lorne Barnewall, Frank Hall, \u201cBobby.Stewart, Richard Cessford, Lou Waller.Runner, James .* * LE LEA 1 Tin TIRE CONSULTANTS OT EL LL ~ 2 © We specialize in _ TUBELESS TIRE REPAIR with the most modern equipment EXPERIENCED MEN \u2014 PROMPT SERVICE « STANDARD TIRE & SUPPLY ol 726 Atwater Avenue .6749 (Just above St.James St.) re te 0 Robertson of Westmount YMCA who received a tot1 of 15 points and she will be presented with a merit trophy at the annual Mother and Daughter Unity Boys\u2019 Club Banquet.> High individual point winners were: 18 points: Trevor Payne (RBC); 12 points: Roger Knowles (RBC); points: Gary Duncan (WH), Rtiard Pink (RBC); 10 points: Gerry Lan- glois (RBC), Beverley Reid (US), Ellen Rowland (UBC), Sherill Brathwaite (NCC); 9 points: Larry Dallas (UBC), Earl Tabb (NCC), Susan Cousins (YMCA), dna Brathwaite (NOC): 8 points: Fred Power (UBC).John McConachie (WH), Andrea McKaig (UBC Brenda Dash (NCC); 7 points: Ralph Walton (NCC) Annabelle Thorne (YMCA); 6 points: Kenn Mc- Whirter (NCC), David nyon (RBC), Neil Myers (Point), Carol Newnham (RBC Diane Gibson (NCC), Barbara Parris (NCC); 5 points: Ronny Gaylor (WH), Diane Scanlan (UBC), Patsy Parris (NCC).OFFICIALS Supervisor of meet, Ron Ha- vard; Announcer, Maurice Made Lu Pre Make Up A Party.Bring \"The Gang\u201d el > - ONLY DOW 38 \"COOL CONTROL\u2019 BREWED Fun for the Whole Family! The Westmount Rotary 7 «CARNIVAL Don't Miss dt This Year! \u2014 Sn\u2014\" \u2014, p\u2014 x Westmount Park .at the Glen 5 Nights of Great Fun June 18th to 22nd Tuesday urñtil Saturday "]