The Westmount examiner, 7 mars 1958, vendredi 7 mars 1958

[" Douglas Jung, M.P.visits Webster Douglas Jung, MP and president of the Young Progressive Cunservalive National Association, visited the Wictoria Hall committee room of Ross Webster, Progressive Conservative candidate for St.Antoine-Westmount, Tuesday evening, ° Mr.Jung was greeted by an enthusiastic group of supporters with whom he discussed the election campaign.During the discussion he said, \u201cI know Mr, Webster from his long record of service in the community, and I know that he has the qualities that attract young people.\u201d Stating that he wÂs satisfied with results of the Progressive Conservative election campaizn on a national level to date, Mr.Jung said that on the basis of capacity audiences which have attended speeches of PC candidates in all constituencies and nominating conventions, a working majority should be obtainad on March 31.: .Mr.Jung said that in the future he intends to visit Com- ¥ PIRATES: The Examiner camera pictures the cast of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, \u201cPirates of Penzance\u201d, which will be presented tonight by the Westmount High School Glee Club in the school.The operetta is directed by Donald Mackey and Earl Pennington.The cast includes, front row, left to right: Francis Som- merfreund, Carol Caldwell, Pat McClure, Sylvia Chris Anneleen de Brentani, Turkenik, Annabelle Thorne, Diana Christmas, Robinson, Harrison, Brenda Fisher, Maria Aipern, Carol Erikson,\u2019 Jennifer John Ghambers, Back row, left kins, Peter Seel zan, Stephen Ki more, Lorraine de Brentani, Carole ley.Margaret Davies, Ann Weldon, Neil Ackman.Middle row: David Kittredge, Alan Gilmour.to right: David Francis, Ian Harris, John Fraser, David Trower, Jay Wat- ey, Sharon Clyke, Annette Ha- nsman, Judy Davis, David Bin- Sadler, David Dinsmore, Judy Zeisler, Tony Cassils, Bal Rayside, Tony Abbott, John Clerghorn, Gordon Southward, Claude Hazaks, Hugh Wallace, Dennis Reid, Eric Cul- \u2014Acme-Harrison Photo (Continued on page 2) » VOL.XXIX, No.10 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1958 TWENTY PAGES BELOW: Postmaster - General WILLIAM HAMILTON, right, and A.ROSS WEBSTER, Progressive Conservative candidate for St.Antoine-Westmount, are surrounded by enthusias- tie supporters at the Young Progressive Conservatives Island Rally held in McGill University Union last night.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo \u201cInterest rate up on overdue faxes City manager Tom Hughes, announced a one per cent increase in the interest rate on overdue taxes, which was decided at council meeting, Monday.The Cities and Towns act was recently amended by the provincial government permitting municipalities to charge a rate not exceeding six per cent.The rate was previously set at a maximum five per cent.The City of Westmount will change the full rate, Hughes said.The increase will be effective May 1st, and the reason behind the increase, Mr.Hughes said, is Lo offset the new higher bank rate.\u201cIf our rate was lower than the bank's, then taxpayers would prefer to defer payment of their taxes to borrowing from a bank.\u201d Mm re Liberals not Lost Tribe\u2019 says organizer By: POWELL SMILY OTTAWA \u2014 One must maintain a balance.Last week, a Tory organizer presented the picture in a True-Blue frame; this week, a different perspective is provided by girded-for-battle Grit.\u201cSo they think us Liberals are the Lost Tribe, do they?\u201d the gentleman snorted, riffling through a* handful of red-edged booklets.\u201cWell, kindly relay a message to the dreamers, will you?Tell \u2018them we\u2019ve already made plans to move all the ex-Tory cabinet ministers out of their nice big office suites in the House of Commons.They belong down in the basement alongside the barber shop, and that's where they'll be.It's! votes that count, not headlines.\u201d .The politico thumped his desk with a large hand.\u201cDo they think we're going to have a fit of the vapours just because they growl at us?Let them get out their slide rules and figure just how many of the seats they held in the last Parliament can be taken away from them by a slight shift among the voters.Just about 70, that\u2019s how many.\u201d \u201cWouldn't the same thing be true of a number of Liberal seats?I asked.\u201cOb, I suppose you could make a case, if you went out of your way, but it wouldn't hold up,\u201d said the organizer, \u201cThe simple fact, is, this country is fundamentally Liberal, just like the States is fundamentally Democratic.Wait Lill Mike starts coming down the stretch.\u201d \u201cSuppose,\u201d 1 said, \u201cjust suppose that the habit of defeating ex-Liberal cabinet memn- bers continues.Then what?You'll be like an army of privates and NCOs.For example, George Marler's majority in St.Antoine-Westmount was reduced by almost 2,000 last year.\u201d \u201cDoes it matter?He could get in by one vote, so long as he gets in.What you forget,\u201d said the man, \u201cis that St.Antoine-West- mount has been Liberal since 1940.\u201d \u201cYes,\u201d I said, \u201cbut in 1945 Doug Abbott made it by only 60 votes.\u201d \u201cThat's what I say.lt doesn't matter how many votes you get.Just get more thar the other fellow.\u201d \u2014_ Skunk, falcon, even a deer City slickers who look on the Canadian Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to animals operation in Montreal as one that deals largely with dogs, cats and the occasional hofse are in for a surprise as a result of reports issued at the annual meeting recently.No less than 17 different other species were brought into the Namur street shelter here during the past year.They included rabbits, pigeons.foxes, skunks, ducks, goats, hampsters, chickens, raccoons, guinea pigs, chinchillas, turkeys; to say nothing of a parrot, a budgi2 bird.a monkey.a falcon .and, believe it or not, a deer.But this doesn't mean that the society didn\u2019t traffic in dogs and cats as well \u2014 far from it, In all, brought to the shelter during the twelve months were 26,032 dogs and 54,599 cats \u2014 (Continued on page 2) Next: week's weather March 8 to 15 Sunny periods with warm By ERIC NEAL afternoons and near zero night temperatures, then clouding for icestorms or 2-5 inches of snow in the south, and blizzard conditions in the north.Skies clearing.Changeable and warmer in the middle of the week, with some sleet, wet mists and fluffy snow.Reads icy.Sugnring-off now general, so the ski season is coming to an end.Improving generally for a pleasant, relatively mild weekend.A short \u201cfalse spring\u201d would be normal during this week.Sunshine hours 35.Temperature range, high 40, low 10° F, GE ESC SE meet Fe I So er SE PR SES A ETN et Te eee = ET Een 5 Le ¢ Lam ; = iS old sot i mm aba an som rate spre hii 2 TL CMe em + LE me EY hy eZ Ie Ram an?om ra 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday.March 7, 1958 THIS WEEK AND NEXT 20a ili CARD PARTY Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.: A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUB VJ LLILELI ELISE LISLL LSS LLL LS LS LL LLLL SSL LL LS ILL SAAS SSVI B M * M = ® y Maurice Mariasine AT LASINLANI OLIS NM OMO AL CMS EZ ESSAI © À LA MA A JAM AAA \u2014 MONDAY The Ladies Auxiliary of the Unity Boys\u2019 Club since Îts formation several years ago has contributed valuable services and has donated furds for special projects.The most recent was a set of drapes for the Teenage Lounge.The only souree of income that is available to this group is achieved through the organization of food sales, card parties, etc.and one of these projects has been organized for next Monday night at 8.00 p.m.March 10th.t Auxiliary President Mrs.Arthur Prevost and her Committee is extending an invitation not only to the parents of our Club members but to anyone in the Community.On Monday night, a card party will be held and there will be a large number of prizes and refreshments will be served.BIDDY BASKETBALL Saturday, the Dominion Biddy Basketball Tournament between Kingston, Ontario and Montreal will take place at the Unity Boys' Club with morning and afternoon games scheduled.The first game is at 11 a.m.and the second game at 2 p.m.It is expected that a large crowd will be on hand for the games.JUNIOR GAMES ROOM Sixteen boys participated in the Hockey Game Tournament conducted in the Junior Games Room during the past several weeks.Jean Paul Chartier was the winner and Jimmy Hotton was the runner-up.In the Pool Game Tournament with sixteen participants, Jimmy Hotton was the winner and John Galley was the runner-up.UNITY (63)\u2014HOLY CROSS (4) In a regular scheduled inter- club basketball game, the Unity SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICK Master Watchmaker 1370 GREENE AVE.(Near Sherbrooke) WE.7-1855 BERGER'S SHOE CLINIC Orthopaedic Revisions a specialty SHOE REBUILDER of Quality ® Tinting ® Renovating Courteous Service \u2014 Moderate Prices 376 Victoria Avenuz (Opposite Steinberg\u2019s) HU.8-0361 VOTE CCF Vote For Notary Amedee JASMIN Juvenile Girls swamped the Holy Cross Juveniles 63-4.Joan Driver was the top scorer for Unity with 29 points.Others scorers were: Jean Nye (12); Barbara Forbes (10); Mona O'Brien (6); Sandra Stone (6).BASKETBALL NOTES Unity\u2019s Midget, Juvenile and Senior \u201cB\u201d teams are involved in playdowns this week.The Midgets are playing a semi-final series with Point St.Charles; the Juveniles are playing a final series with Point St.Charles and the Seniors are playing a quar- ter-final series with the East End Boys\u2019 Club.It is noted that all the clubs participating in the city playdowns are affiliated with the Montreal Boys\u2019 Association.Coaching duties will be carried out by John McDonaugh with the Midgets; Bob Neal with the Juveniles and Dick Schroder with the seniors.It is now definite that the annual inter-club, inter-city basketball series with the Ottawa Boys\u2019 Club will take place.The dates are still tentative, however, it is expected that Unity will travel to the Capital City on Saturday, March 29.Doug Potvin's senior girls cage squad will be at Three Rivers on + March 14, 15 and 16 to partici- | pate in the Provincial Tournament.The locals are given a good chance of copping the title.If they do, then they will play hosts to the visiting Ontario winners with the Dominion Senior \u201cB\" Championship at stake.Skunk, falcon .(Continued from page 1) and 325 of the cats had to he rescued from trees or poles.Handling of horses hit a new low during the year, the report shows.Only five were rescued by horse ambulance, 14 were destroyed for humane reasons.and a total of 130 were ordered off work because of illness uf one kind or another, In addition, the Society's staff did a number of things that one wouldn't ordinarily connect with a large metropolis like Montreal.In all a total of 5,564 cattle trucks were examined, 1,088 rail cars examined, 24,841 poultry crates examined, 52,303 animals inspected, 376 animals removed from kennels and pet shops, 1,377 cases of cruelty to animals investigated, 295 out-of-town complaints investigated, race tracks were supervised for 138 days or racing, 23 fairs and exhibitions were visited, 37 weapons were seized and 2,301 per- song were warned for cruelly to animals and other offenses.During the year the Society showed a deficit of $11,031, a total of $1,775 in deficit over that of the previous year.SUITS and COATS made of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, QUALITY GUARANTEED BY EXPE 425E St.Catherine St.WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class Tailor own material at moderate prices.We do every kind to order from our or your Remodelling and Repairs.RT HANDS PROMPT SERVICE West WE.3-2672 Te William J.Holliday buried yesterday Funeral service for William J.Holliday, 4849 Draper Ave., were held yesterday in the chapel of D.A.Collins.Mr.Holliday, for more than 40 years prominently identified with the Young Men's Christian Association of Montreal and one of the founders of the Beaver Club in London, England, during the Second World War, died in hospital in this city Tuesday at the age of 74.Mr.Holliday joined the YMCA witlr the old Central division branch on Dominion Square in 1906 as boys\u2019 work secretary.He was one of the founders of Camp Kanawana and was active in the organization of Camp Otoreke.In 1912 he was appointed executive secretary of the North End (International) branch.During World War I he was stationed in various \u2018Y\u2019 centres in England, and in 1918 he accompanied Canadians on an expedition to Archangel in aid of the White Russians.Returning to Canada after the war he was appointed to the YMCA in Sydney, N.S., remaining there for two years before returning to the North Montreal branch.Named religious emphasis socretary in 1945, he held that post until his retirement in 1948.In 1940 as counselling secretary of the Beaver Club, he acted as a guide and friend to Canadian soldiers.Mr.Holliday is survived by a daughter, Phyllis (Mrs.J.Gordon Campbell); a sister, Mrs.Gordon Hannaford, two nieces, Edith and Doris Robertson, and three grandchildren.His wife, the former Ethel Watson, died some years ago.Dr.Gerald Cragg, of Erskine and American United Church, officiated at the service.Burial was in Cushing, Quebec.Heber H.Jones, 18, buried on Saturday Final tribute was paid Saturday to Heber H.Jones, 99 Somerville avenue, Westmount.who died suddenly Wednesday, February 26 at the age of 78.Born in Sabrevois.Que., Mr.Jones was a retired CNR conductor.He had been with the company for 35 years.As a sideline, he was an insurance agent.An active Mason, he attended meetings at the Kamak Temple.Mr.Jones is survived by his wife, the former Gladys St.Denis; three sons, stephen, of Sabrevois, Ernest, of Valois, and Adolphe, of Westmount, and a brother, Howard.Funeral service was held in the chapel of D.A.Collins, and the burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.Lavinia L.Samuels buried Wednesday Final tribute was paid Wednesday to Lavinia Louise Sam- uels, of 70 Bruce Ave.West- mount, who died Monday at the Casson Nursing Home on Cedar Avenue after a two year's illness.A native of London, England.she came to Canada 35 years ago and was a resident of Westmount for 15 years.Miss Samuels is survived by two sisters, Mrs.M.Nillet, of England, and Mrs.G.Roberts, of Westmount.Funeral service was held in the\u2019 chapel of Jos.C.Wray, with burial in Mount Royal Cemetery.Douglas Jung .(Continued from page 1) munist China and \u201cpractically every country in the Far East.\u201d Referring to the proposed trip he said, \u201cIt will take about five or six months to gain a more intimate grasp of conditions as they |.exist.\u201d UK.trade mission timing excellent says H.Crombie _ Timing of the Canadian Trade Mission to Great Britain was \u201cexcellent\u201d Hugh Crombie, vice-president ang treasurer of the Dominion Engineering Works, and 5 member of the Mission told the Montreal Advertising and Sales Executives Club recently.The picture in the UK.is changing, he said.The sterling area market may not in the future he quite as attractive as it has been, and they are now pre- Thomas H.Moore buried on Monday Funeral service was held Monday for Thomas Howard Moore, of 709 Grosvener Ave., who died Thursday at St.Mary's Hospital, in his 32nd year.A native of Gadsden, Ala., Mr.Moore joined the Royal Canadian Naval Fleet Air Arm in World was II.He later studied at McGill University, graduating in 1955 with a Ph.D.in Geology.For the past year he had been employed as a geologist with Cartier Mining Co.Mr.Moore was a member of Montreal Anglers and Hunters Club and of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.He is survived by his wife, the former Frances Lovell; a daughter, Elise, and his mother, Mrs.A.C.Taylor.The funeral was held from Jos C.Wray Funeral Home to service in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord, Westmount.The \u2018burial was in Cote des Neiges Cemetery.J.N.Featherstone funeral here foday Fun ral service for John Nathan Featherstone, of 18 Selby street, Westmount, was held today in the chapel of Jos.C.Wray.Mr.Featherstone died Wednesday at the Bay View Nursing Home in his 75th year.A native of London, England, he came to Canada in 1905, and was associated with the Sun Life Asurance Company for 26 years prior to his retirement in 1951.He is survived by his wife, the former Kathleen Freeman; a son, John Joseph; three daughters, Catherine (Mrs.R.R.Welsh), Nora (Mrs.Lorne Bishop), and Marjorie (Mrs.R.Boileau, and four grandchildren.Burial was in Montreal Memorial Park.pared to take a really serious look at the Canadian market, \u2018The Mission, Mr.Crombie said, did not go to Britain to sel] yn.employment in Canada.It dig « Not go to buy.It did not go with orders in its pockets.: Some members of the Mission, he admitted, went over with preconceived notions about cong.tions in the U.K., but most 4 the preconceptions proved to he misconceptions, The weather, he said, was goog and the food excellent, the Welsh are not all thieves and \u2018some Scotsmen are generous\u2019.Housekeeping in the U.K plants was impressive, Mr.Crom- bie stated, and the attitude of the workers excellent.There is, he added, excellent communication both ways between management and labor.Four types of advice on the Canadian market were given to the British, said Mr.Crombie First, for a British manufacturer looking for a Canadian market; secondly, for a group planning te combine to set up a sales and service organization in the Dominion; thirdly, for those making lines of capital goods not mani.factured here; and fourthly, a word for those who were told frankly they would be wasting their time if they came to Canada.Concluded Mr.Crombie.\u201cWe were husinessmen, 1 fee} our ai- vice was good, and that it was appreciated.\u201d VERY member of our staff is imbued with the ideal upon which our firm was estab- Jished in 1913 \u2014 the ideal of truly personal service.BA Collins 1 INC.VA NUNNS AF WIlTIAMS 5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Eapress your 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Rotarians hosted four elementary school principals who spoke on education problems Wednesday.Representing four entirely different school conditions were Bill Barrie, principal of \u2018Royal Arthur School in a fairly impoverished district; Ernie Hall, principal of Boy Scout drive lagging locally Westmount returns in the annual Boy Scout Association's campaign for funds were far behind the objective as the campaign came to a close, Only $612.50 of the objective of $5,500.00 had been collected.Last year, at the same time $810.00 of $5,000.00 was in.AFTER SPLASHERS Local police are keeping an eye open for motorists who dash through puddles these days, splashing pedestrians, Drive slowly, avoid a penalty.We have received a shipment of genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality.In All Shade.and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.* REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE 5.L.SILVER LADIZS' & GENT'S TAILOR\u2019 1235 Greene Ave.(Downs-tairs) | WE.2.6433 Bancroft School in a Jewish area; Andy Pitcairn, principal of the old Carlyle School in the Town of Mount Royal; and Roy Saunders, principal, of the new Russell School.: Mr.Barrie said environment plays a far greater part in a child's development than most modern psychologists will admit.\u201cI draw this conclusion from my own teaching experience.\u201d Having taught and held prin- cipalships in many types of areas, Mr.Barrie said he has come across all sorts of home and social conditions that make unco-operative and even delinquent pupils.\u201cBecause of poor environmental conditions \u2014 poverty and disinterested parents\u2014 many of these children will think nothing of lying, cheating and stealing,\u201d he said.What type of teacher can cope with these parents and children ?\u201cThey must be keen and alert, possess love and understanding, and at the same time be determined and dedicated,\u201d Mr.Barrie said.\u201cWirth more and better qualified teachers many of today's education problems would be eliminated.\u201d HEADMASTERS GROUP Mr.Hall told the Rotarians the purpose of the Headmasters Association of Montreal, of which he is a member.He said it is an organization of elementary school principals under the Protestant School Board, with 50 active members and an additional membership of retired school principals.\u201cIts purpose is to improve the education standard and to foster a spirit of co-operation amongst school staffs.In addition, it deals with problems of staffing, curriculum, building maintenance and administration.H-= said education is more than teaching the three R's.\u201cEduca- tion should teach propèr behavior and habits; it must teach a child to think for himself, and it must teach respect, consideration and discipline.\u201d He advised educators and parents to aim at strengthening of character and fostering a taste for the Christian virtues.Mr.Pitcairn told Rotarians \u201cWe too often hear a very timeworn cliché\u2014\u2018schools are inept\u2019.There is a slight crisis in education, but educators are doing their best to eleviate it, and our schools are far better now, and students have far greater opportunity than they ever had before,\u201d he stated.\u201cWe still teach the 3 R's, but whereas 50 years ago inept children were dropped, we now have remedial educat- tion.\u201d MORE PHOIETICS \u201cThe cry used to be more phonetics\u2014now the crisis seems to be a lack of scientists\u201d, Mr.Pitcairn said.The peoples of the Western world are afraid that the Communist world is going to outst-ip them, he said.\u201cFrom my observations and study and according to qualified Canadian educators, the Russian education system is not a suitable model for our society.However, he noted, there are two lessons Canadian education authorities can take from the Russians \u2014 higher pay for teachers and less pupils per classroom.Mr.Saunq@ers contrasted the Canadian and Russian systems.\u201cIn Canada there is equal opportunity for all citizens to obtain an education and be developed to the maximum of their ability,\u201d he said.\u201cThis is not the case in Russia, where only.the mentally superior pupils are given a chance to get a full education.\u201d Canadian students have some choice in the courses they will follow, he noted, but not to the extent that they.can pick an easy course.\u201cUnder Communism here is no choice.\u201d \u201cLet us aot concentrate exclusively on producing scientists \u2014let us maintain a proper balance between science and the humanities \u2014 for who can tell where the greatest contribution to the world will be found.\u201d \u2018teach CR.1-3529-CR.1-3488-CR.1-6233 [| WE.3-4046 1216 Greene Ave.\u201cVOL.XXIX, No.T0 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1958 3 Richard Tucker sings for Temple Emanu-El Richard Tucker, whose voice has been compared to the great Enrico Caruso\u2019s, will be the guest artist at a dinner-concert, sponsored by Temple Emanu-El on Monday at 6.30 p.m.in Windsor Hall, Windsor Hotel.The Restoration Fund Dinner is Temple Emanu-El's unique contribution to the cultural and religious life of the community.The proceeds will be applied towards the rebuilding of the Temple sanctuary at 4128 Sherbrooke Street West, which was destroyed by fire a few months ago.Hy Gardner of the New York the most amazing look-alikes Herald Tribune wrote, \u201cProbably (Continued on page 17) Straight talk by GEORGE- MARLER W hat does this election mean to you?Less than a year ago, you the electors of Westmount gave me a clear mandate to represent you in the House of Commons.Dissolution of parliament on February ist by the Conservative government, without it having been defeated in the House of Commons, has forced another general election upon the Canadian people.I think you will agree that dissolution was an ill-advised and ill-timed action because it prevented the representalives of the people assembled in Parliament from dealing immediately and effectively with the serious state of affairs which has developed in recent months.e e e Never before in our political! history has thore been a fuHler realization by so many Canadians of the importance of their votes in deciding the choice of a new government.This was brought about by the closeness of last year's election, which emphasized particularly the need for concern by the electors of the issues before them at this time.e eo ©À } The electors in Westmount will, 1 think, question the sense of responsibility \u2014 or should I say the lack of responsibility \u2014 shown by the Diefenbaker government in calling a general election without having first submitted to Parliament measures to deal with unemployment and the whole state of our economy.They will ask themselves why the Conservative program of public works was not presented to Parliament itself.They will ask themselves why did the Conservatives not submit their program to Parliament.The answer to these questions is obvious.An examination of their so-called program of public works by Parliament would have revealed immediately that a large part of the proposed expenditures were included in the Liberal project presented to Parliament early in 1957; they would have seen that a large number of the projects are merely a continuation of projects already started by the previous Liberal government, and it would also have become clear that the total amount to be spent by the federal government and its agencies is of the same amount as the federal government and its agencies spend in an ordinary year when unemployment is no problem, Public examination in Parliament of the Conservative program would have revealed that it would not provide additional jobs, and that many of the projects could not get started for months.e e e The electors of Westmount will ask themselves how money can be spent in the first three months of 1958 in building the trans-Canada highway during the winter.Public reports show that, included in the program, are expenditures for the St.Lawrence seaway, for the pipeline across northern Ontario, for the development of national harbours \u2014 all projects already underway when the Conservatives took office.° ° ° The electors of Westmount, many ot whom remember the public works programs of the depression days, will compare Conservative proposals with the Liberal plan for immediate action.The Pearson plan, following along established Liberal policy, proposes to increase consumer spending by reducing taxes.It has been Liberal policy in good times to budget for surpluses and to reduce the national debt so as to fight inflation and a rising cost of living; in bad times to budget for deficits by reducing taxation and increasing government spending; both of which mean more jobs.This is just plain common sense.° ° ° In the weeks ahead I intend to discuss other issues with you in the same corner of this newspaper, but I would like to conclude my remarks at this time by expressing my thanks for the loyal support and unwavering confidence you have given me during all these years I have rapresented you, either at Quebec or in Ottawa.Published by the St.Antoine-Westmount Liberal Committee ae [EE \u2014 en ue Sri a wer a Ar Sima AAS rr TITER SES Ramp - 2e merit orme ram ve 4 John W.Sancton Publisher The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 THE EXAMINER Serving the City of Wastmount THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY Head Office: 2185 Ham, ton Ave.,, Montreal HUnter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Public Relations Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director of Sales Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advert'sing Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent, -lean newspaper ur the nome, devoted to public service, Mail subscripuons: $2.00 per year; $1.00 half year.\u2018 Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept.Ottawa.WE SAY Westmount puts Montreal on spot ANY who view the no-man\u2019s-land condition of Montreal's streets since the season\u2019s snow began to gang up on us might come to the conclusion that conditions were almost beyond any snow-cleaning crew \u2014 except for one thing.That one thing is the condition of the streets in Westmount.Westmount has had just as much snow with which to cope as any other municipality in the same general area, and it has been forced to resort to piling the snow in Westmount Park again \u2014 a circumstance that will doubtless bring down the wrath of the populace on the aldermanic pates when melting time arrives.Yet Westmount\u2019s snow-clearing crews get busy with the fall of the first few flakes, and keep at it until the job is done.Westmount proves that streets can be kept clear \u2014 by the municipality that gets there \u201cfirstest with the mostest.\u201d By comparison many of the streets in Montreal are a disgrace.We say, \u201cWell done Westmount,\u201d and make a small reservation about piles of snow on Melville avenue between Sherbrooke street and Western avenue, but even taking that into consideration, citizens would far rather have snow-clean- ing of the Westmount quality.Election locally promises action HERE is evidence here that the Federal election, as far as St.Antoine-Westmount is concerned, will be interesting.Hon.George Marler, .speaking to the Young Liberals in Victoria Hall last week, endorsed Liberal Leader Pearson's tax cut plan.With the question of trade, Mr.Marler lumped world peace and unemployment as issues which he expected would play a part in the decision of the electors when they came to make a choice between the candidates and the parties they represented.PC Candidate Webster indicates that he will go along with the Diefenbaker plan for increased spending, and reiterates the party stand that the Liberal government, so long in power, must bear the blame for what lack of jobs there is in the country today.He also doesn\u2019t believe the Liberals have any monopoly on world peace.Firmly settled in the seat, which he has held both Federally and provincially, Mr.Marler at first glance appears to be difficult to dislodge, but Mr.Webster put up a brisk battle in June and narrowed the gap between the Liberals and Conservatives when the votes were counted, and is away to a flying start in the current campaign, getting his committee rooms opened first and firing a few shots at his opposition before: most ridings had named a full set of candidates.Westmount, until the advent of former Liberal Member (now Mr.Justice) Douglas C.Abbott, had been a safe Federal Conservative seat for years with the late R.S.White as its representative.Mr.Abbott's victory over Mr.White was one of youth over experience, while Mr.Marler won and held the seat largely on his personal ability and on the fact that the Liberals were in power.With Mr.Webster gaining in campaign experience and the PC Party asking not an opportunity to try their hand but a renewal of a mandate, it will be interesting to see which way Westmount voters go.THEY SAY Next to the very young, | suppose the very old are the most selfish.\u2014THACKERAY.Examiner Profiie: He's a public defender By CYNTHIA JONES Cause for jubilation in the law offices of Jacobs and Jacobs, a father and son partnership, is the winning after a two years' fight the highest award ever for damages in an auto mishap in the Montreal district, $88,953, on behalf of their client, a 16 year-old girl who is permanently paralyzed.\u201cIt's one of the greatest thrills of my life,\u201d said dun where the needy could seck legal aid gratuitously.A shortish man of 70 with silvery white, curly hair, sharp brown eyes, quick witted and voluble as ever, he likes to recall those days.\u201cIn 1935 I was asked by the Mayor of Verdun to act free of charge as the public defender of the people,\u201d he said.\u201cDyring the next three years I appeared before the Private Bills Committee at three sessions of the Quebec\u201d Parliament at the request of the Verdun Citizens League to fight against the disfranchisement of 18,000 electors because they were only tenants.\u201d Lyon W.Jacobs QC.Lyon William Jacobs, QC, bubbling forth the details like a small machinegun.\u201cMy son, Alvin, who has a great legal talent, pleaded the case for four days before Mr.Justice Charbonneau in Superior Court and the jury handed down its unanimous decision at 11 o'clock last night.The girl\u2019s name is Dorothy Johnson.She\u2019s 100 per cent incapacitated, still in hospital.The transport company and its driver were held jointly responsible for the accident.\u201d The French counsel was Roland Lafontaine, QC, and Mr.Jacobs senior acted as consultant in the case and it was right up his alley.Through the years Mr.Jacobs has been noted for his strong sense of social justice.He likes to feel that he is the lawyer of the local masses.His career has been devoted largely to the underprivileged.He tries to get the poverty- stricken fair deals when they've made mistakes or are plagued by misfortune, PUBLIC DEFENDER Throughout the depression years Mr.Jacobs ran a one-man legal clinic in Ver- Needless to say persistent Mr.Jacobs won in this instance, too.In those depression years he defended hundreds of people \u2014 murderers, juvenile delinquents, \u201cgood people who had been evicted from their homes for non-payment of rent.\u201d CASE IN POINT One case stands out in Mr.Jacobs\u2019 mind.An unemployed father of 10 children was arrested for obtaining money from the Relief Commission under false pretences.It seems that he was given $10 a month for rent and $15 a week for food and other essentials.He had neglected to inform the commission that his 11-year- old son was contributing the $3 per week he earned as a messenger boy to the family budget.The man's wife appealed to Mr.Jacobs.who pleaded his case and got him out of jai! and acquitted, In the 1940's Mr.Jacobs pursued his fight against social injustice on the committee of legal aid to war veterans.His outstanding case during that decade was his defence of Stella Bean who was charged with the murder on Centre street of her hard- drinking soldier-spouse during a scuffle over a knife.Stella was imprisoned for six months awaiting trial.She pleaded self defence and was honorably discharged.Mr.Jacobs - says that Stella has been trying to pay off her lawyers fees and costs of trial.Fond of biblical quotations which he sprinkles liberally through his conversations, Mr, Jacobs said: \u201cYou know the propheey \u2018Cast thy bread upon the waters and it shall return to thee.\u2019 Well, it\u2019s worked out in my case.Any number of the underprivileged people 1 helped out years ago are now affluent and repaid me, in some instances giving me legal work.\u201d Today many sailors troop to the office on Craig street Mr, Jacobs has shared with his 38- year-old son for the past 14 years since the latter's graduation from McGill.Mr.Jacobs senior is legal adviser to the Montreal Ex-Naval Men's Association.\u201cWhen the boys get in a jam, I charge them no fees,\u201d said Mr.Jacobs.DOMESTIC RELATIONS Mr.Jacobs, who says he works harder than ever, started out as a criminal lawyer but decided in 1945 to specialize in domestic relations because they deal with the home.\u201cNo other enterprise can compare with this in importance to the individual and to society,\u201d he remarked.K.C.in 1928 The son of a livestock exporter, William A.Jacobs, and Fanny Gittleson, Mr.Jacobs said that as a boy he didn't enjoy the freedom, comfort and conveniences of this modern age but he had good parents who inculcated him with the ideals of education and good citizenship.He attended Aberdeen and Montreal High schools, graduated from McGill law school in 1911, was appointed King's Counsel in 1923.\u201cI had only been at the bar 10 years,\u201d he said.\u201cSometimes a lawyer has to wait 15 or 20 before being appointed this honor.\u201d The followine year he was appointed a judge but never Was able to take his seat on the Bench because his appointment was not \u201cgazetted.\u201d \u201c\u201cA cabinet minister told me if I were not a son of Israel I would not only have taken my seat but I would have been made a chief judge,\u201d Mr, Jacobs commented.Thirty years later Ottawa appointed Harry Batshaw a judge of the Superior Court in the province of Quebec.\u201cThere isn't a Jewish clerk or Jewish crown prosecutor in court,\u201d said Mr.Jacobs.\u2018This seems strange when England had Lord Reading as chief justice of the highest court in England and the United States has had two Jewish judges in Supreme Court,\u201d he said, Mr.Jacobs served as a city alderman for St.Louis ward from 1918 to 1924.He was elected acting mayor of Montreal on Armistice Day, November 11, 1918.For three years he was chairman of the law committee of Montreal and vice-chair man of the police and fire men\u2019s committee.A feminist, Mr.Jacobs said that he has fought the tough battle for women's rights and privileges in Quebec.An author, he has written a trea: tise on Law and Marriage in this province, a complicated subject, indeed.He js at the moment writing a book en titled \u201cGolden Stairway to Successful Marriage.\u201d He has enjoyed a successful marriage himself, In 1912 he married Sarah Florin, a New (Continued on Page 5) i ie @ 3 - 2 2 | A PEN Asso be pi last chisq by Dong ciati Mont nuall ating his el great and NH ties d schol FELLOWSHIP: DR.HARRY J.STERN, Rabbi ¢f Temple Ema- nu-El, left, presents a copy of the sacred Torah to DR.STANLEY B.FROST, Dean of the Fuculty of Divinity, McGill University.DR.CECIL SOLIN, centre, assistant dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science represents the Principal at the brief ceremony.Dr.Stern's presentation of the scroll of Jewish law was made as a gesture of Jewish-Christian friendship at the conclusion of a service he conducted in the university chapel, classmates by secret ballot.A product of the Westmount achool system, Hutchison previously attended Kings and West- mount Junior High schools.He won the school board scholarship in grade XI with close to a 1st clasg in Junior Matriculation.Bruce\u2019s main interest is sports, as shown by his record.He has played soccer, football, hockey, and basketball at all three schools.He was a member of a championship Soccer team at Kings Sc%»ol.He was among top hockey scorers in city, while at West- mount High School.He has won the school's annual gold medal for football.He is now attending 12th year at Lower Canada College where he is captain of the hockey team.Florists lauded /cnuiNe reoucen for Red Cross aid PRICES SUITS & COATS Hand Tailored To Your Measure from best English Woollens for Ladies and Gentlemen.Come in and be convinced.Bruce Hutchison gets his award Wednesday night The Westmount High Old Boys Association Award of Honor will be presented Wednesday night to last year's winner, Bruce Hut- chison, The award will be made by the association's president, Donald H.Drennan at the association's annual dinner at the Montreal Club.The citation is awarded annually \u201cto the boy in his graduating year who in the opinion of his classmates, hag performed the greatest service to\u201d the school, and has best combined the qualities of honor, sportamanship, and* scholarship.He is elected by his The florists competition ur- ganized to promote the Red Cross fund campaign has met with great success for the third year, Some fifty florists have decorated their windows in Red Cross motif using red and white flowers as a main decoration or background material.This competition has been or- - ganized by Sam Gershenson, vice-president of the Red Cross publicity committee.\u201cThis is the third year florists have supported the campaign by dedicating their windows to the Red Cross.These windows are beautiful and the three judges who will examipe them this week, will have a difficult time \u2018selecting two winners,\u201d Mr.Gershenson says.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SLACKS $15 Made to Measure Remodelling & Repairs Reasonable Prices Work Guaranteed Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3.5908 * CLOSED SATURDAYS * Examiner Profile (Continued from page 4) Yorker who came here on a visit and stayed.In addition to son Alvin they have three daughters.Sybil is now Mrs.Ben G.Phillips of Newton, Mass., a department store executive; Dorothy is Mrs.Newman Biller, who -has a BA from McGill and an MA from Harvard, and is an occasional high school teacher in Scars- dale, N.Y.and Pearl is the wife of Dr.Morris Lieff of Newark who obtained her BA at McGill and her MA at Chicago University.Mrs.Lieff is a professor of Sociology at Rutgers University in Newark, N.J.The Jacobs have nine grandchildren.A member of the Montreal Bar Association and the Canadian Bar Association, a fellow of the Royal Empire Society, * He also played on the 1957 City championship football team at LCC and was voted to the all- star team.Bruce is the son of Ernie Hutchison \u2014 Westmount High # School teacher for many years.SPEEDY Sop The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 5 Mr.Jacobs describes himself as a lawyer, author, lecturer and father confessor.\u201cI.am not exactly a conformist but I believe that I have the courage of my convictions in that I cry out for social justice.\u201d In the opinion of Mr.Jacobs, \"the three essentials for good character are self control, self confidence and self respect.\u201d [Tp LATA k =] moi VIE POULE « YOUR PHOTO DEALER United Photographic Store ltd - BElair 3162 - 4173 \u201cEstablished over fifty years\" Owned and operated by the Laurie Family WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY CVV VV VV VV YT TY 79 797d7vm dy 9 9 LIBERAL RALLY ABAD AADDDALDDAAAAAAAAAAAAN >4 af PYYYYVYYVYV MAMA AAAAAA HEAR PAUL MARTIN AND GEORGE MARLER AT VICTORIA HALL Sherbrooke St.W., Westmount MONDAY MARCH 10th 8:30 p.m.Published by the St.Antoine-Westmount Liberal Committee, 1819 St.Catherine St.W.G/RARD AUTOMOBILE [xe TLL SAY 1 CAN STAND A LOAN, BOSS- HOW ABOUT oe shige Yana : i».i dé re 405 ae ee ee ba ER Band ue atin VOTE CCF Vote For Nofary Amedee JASMIN ¢ .Cem ae es .ee ea ea ee Ca æ ; [a RN * Canada Paper Appointments Philip Sanford B.M.Wood W.H.Aifd, Vice-President (Sales), announces the appointment of Philip Sanford as Sales Manager of Canada Paper Company.B.M.Wood bas been named Sales Manager of the Specialty Papers Division.Mr.Sanford has been Export Manager.of The Arborite Company Limited since 1954 and is well-known in the export sales field.On his return from a visit to South American markets he * will assume his new duties in April and will reside in Montreal.Mr.Wood, formerly Supervisor of Sales, Consumer Products Division, ANNOUNCING.The Opening Of The ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF MONTREAL Director: Dr.Paul Villeneuve B.A., D.M.V., D.H.V.P.Complete Medical and Surgical Service For All Pets 12.30 to 2 P.M.and 6 to 8 PM.or by appointment Telephone HU.8-2181 348 Victoria Ave.(1 block south of Sherbrooke Street) Consultations: IT PAYS TO SERVE THE BEST BAR-B-Q CHICKEN People wait in line even in the worst weather to get a seat at The Fireside Bar-B-Q to enjoy our bar-b-q chicken with the most delicious sauce in town.Bar-B-Q Chickens To Take Out.FREE DELIVERY ON ORDERS OF $3.OR- MORE WE.2-3303 Also Catering for large and small parties at reasonable prices, Please call for reservations.WE.2-3303.FIRESIDE BAR-B-Q 4174 St.Catherine St.W., near Creene west of Atwaier cl * will continue to make his headquarters in Toronto.The Examiner camera pictures the presentation of a television set in recognition of 45 years service to Miss Margaret Darroch, who is retiring from the staff of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, March 1st.From left to right: Dr.H.R.Griffith, Medical Supervisor; Dr.J.J.Griffith; Dr.Theo.R.Waugh; Miss Darroch.Retiring nurse is given TV set patronage of the Queen Mother, was almost the beginning of a new cha ter in its history and she looks forward with great interest to seeing the construction of the new wing.Miss Darroch observed that the tea given for her in the nurses\u2019 residence was a typical demonstration of that wonderful family spirit of which the Queen Elizabeth Hospital is so proud.- Every department, as well as the Board of Governors and Ladies\u2019 \u2018Auxiliary, was well represented, - Even a leg cast couldn't keep Miss Currie, admitting officer, from being present and wishing ; Miss Darroch \u2018Man or - Miss Margaret Darroch, oldest py years with her more hap- employee of the Queen Elizabeth friends.\u201d Miss Darroch will re- Hospital was presented with a side in the Vendome.apartments TV set at a tea given in her nearby the liospital, Eventide WA meeting The Women's Auxiliary of the Eventide Home of the Salvation Army will hold its regular meeting Thursday, March-13 at 2 p.m, in the Assembly Hall of the Home, 7486 Upper Lachine Road, Mrs.H.H.Schurman will be in the chair.Refreshments will be served by Mrs.Berry and her committee.At the conclusion of the meeting there will be a showing of Spring hats made by the residents under the auspices of the Auxiliary with Mrs.A, Pryde Thomson as Chairman and Mrs.Earl Moore as millinery instruce \u201ctress.Westminster whist A military whist will be held in Westminster Central United Church hall, 928 Atwater avenue, March 7 at 8.15 p.m.Refreshments and door prizes.honor, at the Nurses\u2019 Residence x last week.She is retiring after more than forty-one years as the hospital housekeeper.Dr.Harold Griffith, medical superintendent, in making the presentation, observed that during her long years of service with the hospital, Miss Darroch had won the love and admiration of all those who had worked with her.Miss Darroch came from Maryhill, Glasgow, Scotland in 1912 and became housekeeper for the Homeopathic Hospital at its old location on McGill-College st., on June 11th, 191%.She recalls how Dr.A.R.Griffith would bring his two sons Harold and Jim to visit the hospital on Saturday afternoons and later how both boys returned as internes, Staff doctors like to tell how, at the old Homeopathic Hospital it was sometimes necessary for Miss Darroch to fill in on the cook\u2019s day off.This was a most welcomed event.Her Scottish cooking was most appreciated and her cakes would often vanish to the internes\u2019 quarters rather than the dining room for which they were intended.Let these help you to Planned Saving 1 PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNT Pay all bills by cheque on a Personal Chequing Account.A quarterly statement will help you keep your records straight.The low service charges are pre-paid.Your cancelled cheques are on file if you Miss Berry, operating room need them.supervisor, points out that throughout the years, Miss Dar- 2 SAVINGS ACCOUNT roch has won the love of the nursing staff and students by her kindness and willingness to help any way possible, When the old Homeopathic Hospital was moved in 1928 from its former site to that on Marlowe ave., Miss Darroch was on hand to get the staff settled in their new building.The retiring housekeeper, conimented that the changing of the name from Homeopathic Hospital to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital under the Keep your Savings Account for saving.\u2018Add to it every pay.As your balance grows you'll gain peace of mind.Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch now.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE 770 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU + WESTMOUNT BRANCH: Corner VICTORIA AVE.and SHERBROOKE STREET.\u2014 J.E.Herold, Manager weak warily teleph She snow, ing he thumbi other.She the lis isn\u2019t \u2014 someth dare pu for her And few of 2 2 ILONKA NEVAY, outstanding Hungarian pianist, who will be heard Thursday March 13, at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in a recital which includes a program featuring the works of Handel, Beethoven, Debussy, Liszt and Chopin.Born In Vienna and a graduate of the Liszt Academy of Budapest, she won the first prize at the International Festival in Vienna and later the Chopin prize at Warsaw.She has been acclaimed in many European cities including Vienna, Berlin, Munich, Milan, Rome, London, as well as cities in France, Switzerland, Holland and Belgium.Tickets may be obtained from Ed.Archambault and Willis and Co.Pre-election period has lighter moments Many a prim and proper member of the so-called weaker sex may be seen these twilights leafing her way warily through the enumeration list attached to a corner telephone pole.She is probably ankle-deep in snow, her hair windblown, holding her hat with one hand and thumbing the pages with the Other.She wants to know if she is on the list\u2014she'll be angry if she isn't \u2014 but she wants to know something else as well: did they dare put an age down on the list for her?And she wants to look up a few of her neighbors \u2014 especial- 357 Victoria Avenue DExter When it comes to Office Supplies AND : Printing COME TO ALLAN SINGER Ltd.Stationers, Printers & Loose Leaf Manufacturers ly one who has been 39 on the list for the past 10 years.One enumerator reported that he was sent flying from a door when the housewife took exception to him prying into her affairs.Poor fellow, he was only following instructions.Another enumerator had an amusing incident to relate.He visited a local home and was happy until he entered it with + his sharpened pencil.In answer to the question on employment, the man of the hoûse replied that he was witn the Public Works Deparment.His wife put in an aside: \u201cHe's a garbage collector.\u201d One thing started to lead to another and the enumerator left in a hurry, before they turned on him as the usual \u2018out\u2019 in such cases.And one man found himself listed as a bookie.He's really a librarian, Westmount 8439 ee \" The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 Here ls ROSS WEBSTER - A resident of this constituency for 49 years.A successful businessman \u2014 as President of Webster Coal & Coke Ltd., he has a high appreciation for the problems of management and labour.@® Married to the former Margaret Russell Aird \u2014 they have four children.@ A wartime .veteran of the Royal Canadian Navy.@ An active man \u2014 a member of the Westmount Municipal Association, the Kiwanis Club and past president of the Laurentian Lodge Ski Club.The Trend Is To Diefenbaker Be Wise In St.Antoine-Westmount Elect A Man To The Government Team VOTE ROSS WEBSTER CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT Main Committee Room: Victoria Hall, Westmount \u2014 WE.2-1180 - WE.2-2137 1900 St.Catherine W.WE.2-4118 - WE.2-4151 4210 Dorchester \u2014 WE.2-5163 Coat «, \u201c0,54 Information Bureaux: 2239 St.Antoine WE.5-3501 PUBLISHED BY THE ST.ANTOINE-WESTMOUNT CONS + 4027 St.Antoine WE.5-5251 .oF .ERVATIVE ORGANIZATION 027 Re A re 8 UNITED CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Ave.Wesimount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Pleskett 13:00 a.m.Sermon: SERVING IN HIS NAME.\u201d 7:30 p.m.Sermon: \u201cTHE THREE CRO3SES.\u201d LIFE AND LENT SERVICES Wd.March 12th, 8:00 P.M, Wesley United Church, Speaker: Very Ræv.Principal C.M.Nicholson, Pine HI Divinity School, Halifax.Organist and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus.(AeGilt) DCIAIHION-DOUGLAS Woestmouni Bivd & Lansdowne Ave Ministers: Rev A Licyd Smith, M.A.DD.Rev.Eric A.Mciiwain, B.A.Intermediate & Senior 40:00 a m School.11:00 am Crib Corner, Nursery.Kindergarten, Primary & Junior Departments, 11:00 a.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith.\u201cLove That Gives\u201d Rev.Eric Mcellwain \u201cWhat Should I Believe about Jesus\u2019 Humanity.\u201d 8.45 p.m.Young Peoples Union, The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will he administered at the close of both Sorvices.7:30 p.m.LIFE AND LENT SERVICE Wed., March 12, 8:00 p.m.WESLEY CHURCH very Rev.Principal M, Nicholson.Organist ang Choirmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac, ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT 101 Cote St.Antoine Road (near Argyle Avenue) MINISTERS Rev D.M.Grant, BA, D.D, Rev.RW Mumivra B.A.8.Mr.Eric J.Adams, Bac.Mus, L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.11:60 am, \u2014 Dr.Grant .\u201cLOOKING TOWARD EASTER (2) JESUS\u2019 DEATH was DIFFERENT\u201d 7:30 p.m.\u2014 Mr.Mumford .«INVISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPORT\u201d 11:00 a.m.Church School.10:00 a.m.intermediates Seniors.and LIFE AND LENT SERVICE WESLEY CHURCH Wednesday.8:00 p.m.Very Rev.C.M.Nicholson, D.D.The.Westmount Examine:, Friloy, arch 7, 1958 ee rr eek Westmount Baptist [ Church + x \u201cWho owns you\" is the topic of the morning service at West- mount Bantist Church and in the evening the minister will preach on \u201cGoing Up\u201d, a lenten theme.UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey, orgamst and Director of Music, Sunday, March oth 11:00 a.m Sermon Subject: \u201cTo Live is to Choose.\u201d Church School and Kindergarten in Unitarian Fouse, 3421 Simpson Street.at 11:00 am.BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn NEAREST DOWNTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH Minister, ; EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A.B.Th., CD , Minister Emeritus J.A.JOHNSTON, B.A,, D.D.Organist.GALT MacDERMOT, B.A., B.Mus.11:00 am.\u201cWHO OWN YOU.\u201d 7:30 p.m.\u2018GOING Us OR DOWN.\u201d Bible School meets at 11:00 a.m.VISITORS WELCOME UNITED PARK-EMMANUEL (Cor.Lansdowne & Western Ave.) Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson.BA.B.D.Mr.Wayne Riddell \u2014 Director of Music.Lenten Series: \u201cTHE CROSS IN THE CRUCIBLE OF LIFE\u201d 11:00 a.m.IIL \u201cRefined and Restored.\u2019 7:30 p.m.III.\u201cHistory in the Crucible.\u2019 4:09 pan.Communicants\u2019 Class.7:10 - 7:30 p.m.Lenten Recital Scott Savage, British Operatic Tenor.WESTMOUNT by \u201cLIFE & LENT\u201d SERVICES in Wesley Church, Wednesday, March 12 \u2014 Rev, Principal C.M.Nicholson, Pine Hill Divinity School, Halifax.ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.Rev.Giffo Lenten series Amazing Jesus\u201d 10 p.m.by \u2014 An actress, a jet Professional photography Rev.B.B.Brown, B.D, Asst.Nettie I.J.Wilson, Rev.William D.F.Morris, B.A, Organist and Choirmaster 11:00 a.m.Sermon Subj \u201cTHE HEALING MIRACLES OF JESUS\u201d Can we still believe in them as our Fathers did?This is the third sermon in the morning Reverend Norman Rawson preaching at both services 7: Hymn-Sing with Gifford Mitchell 7:30 p.m.Sermon Subj \u201cDO YOU FEEL UNWANTED, INEFFECTIVE AND CONFUSED?\u201d This short sermonette will be illustrated Billy Graham film \u2014 \u201cSOULS IN CONFLICT\u201d face life's most important decision Professional direction, Professional actors.Church doors open at 6:30 p.m.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Minister B.A.; BD, Asst.Minister Asst.Minister A rd Mitchell, B.A., B.Mus., ect: under the title \u201cThis ect: pilot, a worker, Pittsburg Subject: LENTEN SERVICE Wednesday, March 12, 8:00 REV.HOWARD C.SCHARFE SITADYSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, \u201cON THINKING MAGNIFICENTLY OF GOD\u201d p.m.h, Penn.Act.Il.The Drama of Salvation R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church + Mark 3,7 - 7,23 B The Venerable drama is to be a tragedy.The act opens with the withdrawal of Jesus from the town and the gathering of a multitude from Idumaea in the South to Sidon in the North, There are many healings.Then comes a step, crucial for the age-long future\u2014Jesus chooses Twelve and names them Apostles or Missionaries and gives them at least a temporary commission to do exactly as He is doing.It is at this point that Matthew recounts the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM - 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hezzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH \u2014 SEDRA KI THISSA Friday evening, Friday, March 7th 5:25 p.m.Candle Lighting.5:35 p.m.Friday evening Service, Sabbath Services: 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Service.Scriptural Readings: Torah: Exodus, Ch, 30, v.11 - Ch.34, Prophets: 1 Kingg Ch.18, vs.1-39.5:35 p.m, Afterrfoon Service, 6:15 p.m.Evening Service, Weekday Services: 8:45 a.m.Sunday mofning Service, 5:45 p.m.Evening Service, 7:30 a.m, Weekdays morning Service, 5:45 p.m.Weekday afternoon Service, Next Friday Evening: 5:35 p.m.Candle Lighting.3:45 p.m.Friday evening Service.B\u2019NAI MITZVAH Jeffrey Davia Goodman, son of Mr, and Mis.Aaron Goodman, 482 Vie- toria Avenue, and Jason Barry Wolfe, son of Mr.and Mrs.M, W.Wolfe, 737 Davaar Avenue will this Sabbath morning be called to the reading of the Torah in celebration of their Bar Mitzvah.THE FRIDAY EVENING HOUR AND ONEG SHABBAT The Friday Evening Hour and Oneg Sha\u201cbat will be held this Friday, March 7t, at 8:30 p.m.in the Beth Hamedrash., Mr.Louis Rosenberg, F.S.S., F.R.Econs., Director, Bureau of Social and Economic Research.Canadian Jewish Congress will be the Guest of Honour, The Friday Evening Hour is conducted under the leadership ol a committee of younger members of Congrezation Shaar Hashomayim, Chairman, Dr.Charles Solomon.YOUTH SERVICE A Youth Service will be held this Saturday, March 7th in the Main Synagogue commencing at 9:15 am.Junior Chazonim will officiate at the Service.EVENING SEMINAR ON JUDAISM A course on an interesting text entitled \u2018\u2019What is this Jewish Heritage?\u2019 by tie late Ludwig Lewisohn will be inaugurated on Monday evening, March 10th at 8:30 p.m.in the Library of Congregation Shaar Ha- shomayim.The course will be de- vided into two terms of four weekly sessions.The Seminar Mcthod of discussion will be applied and texts will be available for every participant.Mr.Benjamin Herson will be the Instructor.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.Staeren, Cantor; F L.Me- Learon, Organist :nd Choir Master; Miles Wisenthal, M.A.Educational Assistant, SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening, March 7th at 8:15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cMake Us A God.\u201d Saturday morning, March 8th, at 11:30 o'clock Ser- monette \u2018Popular Demand\u2019 based on Torah portion.BAR MITZVAH Mark Barry, son of Mr, and Mrs.Percy Abelson will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Friday evening and Saturday morning in observance of his Bar Mitzvah, DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thursday evenings at 5:45 p.m.Sunday morning at 10:15 am, RESTORATION FUND DINNER Monday evening, March 10th at 7 o'clock, Windsor Hotel.Guest artist Mr.Richard Tucker, Metropoli- ton Opera Star.This dinner is open to the community.SISTERII )OD MAMMOTH BAZAAR All day Wednesday, March 19th, new social hall of the Temple, RELIGIOUS SCHOOY Regular classes Confirmation and High School Departments Saturday mornings at 9:45 o'clock; Junior School, Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock; Daily Hebrew Schrez!, Monday through Thursday afternoons, commencing at 3:30 o'clock.A Sal £ A Z avy JAct I has set the pattern and has declared that the Act II does two things: it \"emphasizes the separation between Jesus and the leaders, and it draws the disciples closer to Him; incidentally it reveals to us a multitude consumed with curiosity and wonder, but with no stability.returns from the open country to a house and a new situation develops.The authorities in Jerusalem send Scribes down to Galilee and they declare that Jesus is in league with the devil.It is the sort of claim that frightened religious authority tends to make against a reformer: Jesus warns them that to confuse good with evil is to sin against the Holy Ghost.: Now His family feels that His notoriety has gone far enough.They come to put Him under restraint and to take Him home.Jesus repudiates them.Even family ties must not interfere with the Kingdom.The breach is not healed until the Cross.Now a new phage opens: Jesus changes His style of teaching from -the direct to the indirect, from the sermon to the parable, beginning with the sower and going on to the seed growing of itself, and the parable of the mustard seed.It is the time for ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of rood and Western, Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Third Sunday in Ient 9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:45 a.m.Sunday School 10:15 a.m, Mattins (said) 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 p.m.Solemn Evensong.Wednesday, Devotional Service, 8:00 p.m.Father Timmins WEEKDAYS \u2014 HOLY EUCHARIST 7:00 a.m.Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.8:00 am.Monday, Friday.9:30 a.m.Wednesday.ST.MATTHIAS - CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons LENT IIX Holy Communion Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector Post Confirmation Class Matins Preacher: The Rector Evensong Preacher: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons WEDNESDAY Holy Communion Intercession & Address Very Rev.G.H.Dowker FRIDAY 11:00 am.Holy Communion Organist and Cholrmaster: Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West \u201c5 0e su 8 88 83 3 §3 33 © \u2014\u2026 2 gs ow 33 The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor .D., Rector Rev, Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A., Bon.Assistant Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Hon.Assistant Rev.T.A.Ramsey, B.D., Assistant \u20ac.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster 3rd Sunday in Lent 8:00 a.m.Holy Communion.9:45 a.m.Junior Department and Confirmation Class.11:00 a.m, Mattins.Preacher: The Rector Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.Evensong.Preacher : Rev.T.A.Ramsay.MONDAY m.Confirmation Class WEDNESDAY .m.Holy Communion m.Evening Service.Preacher: Rev.T.A.Ramsey.THURSDAY Holy Communion 10:00 a.ma change.The Scribes have practically declared Him a public \u2018enemy by asserting that He is ip league with the devil.He replies by saying: Unto you, the disciples, those who accept Me for what I am, unto you it is given to know the mystery of the Kingdom \u2018of God, but unto them that are without; that is, to an those who reject me, who will not çome within my band of disciples, all things are done in parable.If you want to understand you must come inside.With this great day ot teaching over He seeks refuge by crossing the Sea of Galilee in their little fishing boat, bringing the rising storm under control, deepening the growing faith of the disciples, - However, the day's activities are not quite at an end.When they leave the boat they are -confronted by the demoniac, He is healed at the cost of the herd of swine, and the villagers find the price of the salvation.of one soul too high for them and they ask Jesus to depart, Back on the western side of the Sea, Jesus is met by Jairus seeking healing for his daughter, The journey is interrupted by a woman seeking healing for herself; a healing which draws power from Jesus; the scene ends with the restoration of the child to her parents, with the three chosen witnesses to record the events.It is at this point that Mark records the rejection of Jesus at Nazareth; a rejection due to their small jealousy of one of their fellow-townfolk.He now makes effective the choice and commissioning of the Twelve, X with especial reference to their power over unclean spirits; and He requires them to travel as lightly as He does.Their mission is effective.Mark uses the occasion to tell the story of the martyrdom of John the Baptist, But on the return of the Twelve Jesus takes them out to the open (Continued on Page 9) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Firsz Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MO CHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS?SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.Sunday, March 9th 11:00 am Sunday Schoo! 1:00 am.Church Service Subject of Lesson - Ser mon: \u2018MAN\u2019 Golden Text: Psalms 37:37.Mark the perfect man.and behold the upright: \u2018or the end of that man is peace, WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the publie Tuesday, Thursday arg Fri gay.2 to * p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 0 P.M.PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 11:00 am.PUBLIC WORSHIP Frescher: The Ministef Lester A.Woodin.Orzanist & Choirmaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME aves.« æ WESTMOUNT nd VICTORIA Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Ministet Mr.George Tannahill, B.A.Student Assistant Sunday, March 9th 11:00 a.m.Mr.Wilkie.Subject: \u201cGethsemane \u2014 Supposé He Had Faltered.\u201d The Church School Teen Club meeting it Franklin Hall Memoriak 114 bus stops at door 11:15 a.m, 7:30 p.m.DORIS KILLAM R.R.T.C.L.Mus.(McG Organist and Choi> Director A A Be mm at tt 2% Sub Lo WM ATO AIOE ®t eer Former moderator speaks in Life and Lent series The fourth in a great series\u2019of Life and Lent Services will hear one of Canada\u2019s outstanding church leaders and reachers, Very Rev.C.M, Nicholson, principal of Pine Hill Divinity Hall, Halifax, N.S.and former Moderator of the United Church of Canada.Dr.Nicholson began his adult * life as a coal miner, fell ill with TB.(eight months of hospital which he describes as \u201cthe most important of my life\u201d) and after his recovery entered upon his studies for the Ministry.He was to become the first Maritimer, the first man ordained after Church Union and the roungest minister ever to be elected Moderator of the United Church.He is the possessor of three honorary DD degrees and | one LLD.a member of the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches, But his proudest title was that featured recently in an \u201cObserver\u201d article \u201cBig Nick of Pine Hill\u201d.He is proud, too, that he was once a dues-paying member of the United Mine Workers\u2019 Union His topic will be, \u201cThe Deliverance of the Cross\u201d.The service will be conducted bv the Rev.Eric Errey of Queen Mary road Church assisted by the Rev.George Morre of St.Lukes Church, The combined choirs of Queen Mary road an: Westminster-Central will be directed hy Kenneth Gilbert.Ten west and United Churches cooperate in these services.A cordial invitation is extended to all.Wesley Church, Wed, March 12th, 8 p.m.The Drama of .(Continued from Page 8) country east of the Sea of Galilee, only to be followed -by a wonder seeking crowd.As usual He responds by teaching them by the Feeding of the Five Thousand, pitying them as sheep without a shepherd.He dismisses the satisfied crowd and the disciples and retires to the mountain to pray.presently coming to the storm stayed disciples, walk- ink on the water, On the west side of the Sea there is another period of healing.This is followed by another clash with Pharisees and Scribes, this time on a question of the washing of hands.They demand a following of the tradition: He counters with a quotation from their own Old Testament Scriptures de- munding cleanness of heart.But now Jesus carries the war to their camp.The breach becomes wider when he denounces their way of allowing the pretended dedication of property to override the necessity of caring for parents.The climax of the teaching is in Mark's comment, after a discourse on clean and unclean meats: \u201cThis He said, making all 4 meats clean.\u201d One feels that a chapter in religious history nas closed.But it should also be said that the breach between Jesus and the leaders of His people nas NOVENA AT THE ORATORY: REV.FATHER WILLIAM BELYEA, CSC, who will preach the radio novena to Saint Joseph March 10 to 19 over more than 50 Canadian and American radio stations.Locally the program will be heard on CJAD at 6:15 a.m.\u2014 \u2014 | St.Andrew's United \u2019 | Church | ¥ 3 \u201cJesus\u2019 Death Was Different\u201d is the sermon subject at the morning service in Saint Ai- drew's United Church, West- mount, Sunday.The sermon will be preached by Dr.D.M.Grant.Rev.Robert Mumford\u2019s sermon subject at the evening service is \u201cInvisible Means Of Support\u201d.Music at both services will be directed by Mr.Eric Adams, organist and choir director.The church school meets Sunday morning, the seniors and intermediates at 10:00, other departments at 11.The communicants class meets on Sunday at 6:30.The Evening Group of the WA will meet at 8, Monday.Tuesday the WA meets at 2, the Scouts at 7:15, the Bible Study Group at 8 and the board of managers at 8:15.Very Rev.C.M, Nicholson, principal of Pine Hill Divinity Hall, Halifax, a member of the executive of the World Council of Churches and a former moderator of the United Church, will be the speaker at the Life and Lent Series of Devotions Wednesday.This series, sponsored by ten United Churches in the West End meets each Wednesday in Lent at Wesley United Church at 8:00.been widened in His flouting of the tradition.He has freed those who will accept the freedom but He has made more bitter enemies of those who will not.Life and Lent SERVICES Wednesday, March 12, 1958 The Very Reverend C.M.Nicholson, Pine Hill Divinity School, Halifax, has a vital message for this Pre-Easter season, WESLEY UNITED CHURCH N.D.G.AT ROYAL AVENUE Ten West End United Churches 8:00 P.M.Principal of the GOOD PARKING Co-operating.Christian Science x x 1 How spiritual understanding of true manhood brings new health and freedom will be explained Sunday at Christian Science services, The Lesson-Sermon entitled \u201cMan\u201d will include the following passage from the Bible (Psalms The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 9 16:5,8): \u201cThe Lord is the portion of mine inheritance aad of my cup; thou maintainest my lot.The lines are fallen unto me in pleasant places; yea, I have a goodly heritage.\u201d Readings from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include the following (317:18) \u201cThe understanding of his spire itual individuality makes man more real, more formidable in truth, and enables him to conquer gin, disease, and death.\u201d The Golden Text is from Psalms (37:37): \u201cMark the perfect man, and behold the upright: for the end of that man is peace.\u201d GEORGE MA LER deserves your vote on March 31st \u2014 AND HERE'S WHY: @ As Member for St.Antoine-Westmount, George Marler has devoted his full time to representing you in Parliament.@ His unrivalled knowledge of public affairs and wide experience make him the right man to give this constituency the kind of representation it is entitled to.@ His ability has been proved by his long record of public service.@ His qualities of leadership have been recognized by the increasing responsibilities he has been called upon to assume in municipal, provincial and federal affairs: Vice-Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Montreal City Council (1940- 57); Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly (1948-53); Minister of Transport in the Federal Government 1954-57).@ George Marler stands for the consistent, constructive and common sense policies which helped Canada achieve the greatest period of development and prosperity our country has ever known \u2014 and which are needed now more than ever to meet the present problems of recession.FOR EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE REPRESENTATION VOTE MARLER 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Reg.$12.50 PERMANENT $8.50 By Mr.Philip (0) tts HAIRDRESSING 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Prince Albert) HU.9-1233 Town and McKay, TURNABOUT SHOP FASHIONS: SONIA STAIRS, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John F.Stairs, and JANET MONTGOMERY, daughter of Hon, Mr.Justice and Mrs.G.H.Montgomery, model dresses in the Turnabout Shop at Victoria and Sherbrooke streets.Both girls live in Westmout and attend the Study whose Old Girls\u2019 Association runs the shop.\u2014Graetz Photo MISS MERLE WRONG, president of the Nu Phi Mu Sorority with MISS GILL THORNTON, vice-president are shown hanging a painting in the Montreal City Mission which they redecorated and furnished recently.The Sorority is holding its annual fashion show this evening at 8.30 p.m.in Victoria Hall, Westmount.Proceeds to be used for its charitable projects.p.m.in the ballroom of the Faculty Club, 3450 McTavish street.The president, Mrs.J.W.will receive members and their guests.Mrs.J.U.MacEwan and Mrs C.J.Tidmarsh will preside at the tea table.Hostesses will be Mrs.W.C.Bushell, Mrs.G.H.Cook, Mrs.Gordon Copping, Mrs.F.Clarke Fraser, Mrs.Michael Kaye and Mrs.A.Lloyd Thompson.Members of the committee in charge of arrangements are Mrs.C.M.Ballem and Mrs.E.J.Smith.ENGAGEMENT Mr.and Mrs.Laurence Alexander of Westmount, announce the engagement of their daughter Caroline (Lyn) May to Mr.Carson Edward Clements son of Mr.and Mrs.E.D.Clements.The marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday.April 12, at Calvary United Church, Westmount.You must have long-range goals to keep you from being frustrated by short-range failures.\u2014Charles C.Noble.Melville Church WMS The Melville Auxiliary of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada is holding its monthly meeting at 2:30 p.m.Thursday, March 13 in the church hall, Melville avenue, The guest speaker will be Mrs.W.B.Leatherdale, hospital visitor.Devotions will be conducted by Mrs.John Tristram.Members and friends will be very welcome, Nu Phi Mu Sorority presents fashion show Nu Phi Mu Sorority will present its annual fashion show in Victoria Hall, Westmount, this evening at 8:30 p.m.Fashions will be shown by Perley\u2019s.Commentator will be Miss Doris Clarke.This annual project provides the sorority with the necessary funds to continue its charitable work.* Nu Phi Mu is an International business girls\u2019 organization.In :ts charitable work it strives to assist the less fortunate members of the Montreal community.The fashion show is the main annual proje-t.Last year, proceeds of the fashion show were used to decorate and furnish a TV-sitting room at the Montreal City Mission, Proce.ds of this year's fashion show will be used for a new project.Nu Phi Mu invites all to assist in their work by attending the fashion show.Tickets may be obtained at the door, or from any other member of the Sorority.x Membership tea The Sisterhood of Congregation Shaar Hashomayim is holding a paid-up membership tea on Wednesday, March 12, at 2.30 p.m.in the Community Hall, 450 Ken- sington avenue, Westmount.This tea is honoring new and old members.Guest speaker for the afternoon will be Mr.Saul Hayes, speaking of \u201cMigration Movements and Canada's Responsibility\u201d.The chairman for this event is Mrs.Bernard Karr.Tea will be served.Lam attention to every detail.[WEDDING FLOWERS Why compromise?It costs no more for better selection of flowers, exquisite workmanship and meticulous : ouse of Powers Mountain St, at Sherbrooke ne rd th Sata ds = : 4 A Mrs.J.J.Creelman named IODE regent At the annual meeting of the Robert Louis Stevenson Chapter IODE, Mrs.J.J.Creelman rè- tired as regent and Mrs.G.B.Pope was elected the new regent for the year 1958-59.\u2018The chief work of the chapter is in services at home and abroad, education, and running.the free lending library at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, staffed by voluntary workers of the chapter.Also elected to office were: honorary regent, Mrs.J.J.Creel- man; honorary vice-regent, Mrs.Allison Walsh; 1st vice-regent, Mrs.W.A.E.Pepler; 2nd vice- regent, Mrs.H.G.Williams; secretary, Mrs.H.Seare; treasurer, Mrs.W.E.Griffiths; educational secretary, Mrs.Allison Walsh; echoes secretary, Mrs.J.M.MacKinnon; services at home and abroad secretary, Mrs.Charles Lundon; standard: bearer, Miss Eunice Mooney.Foof Specialist 1378 CREENE AVENUE {Near Sherbrooke) Westmount Painless removal of corns, callouses, ingrown toe nails.Latest electric eeuipment.Plastic arch supports to relieve all weak toot conditions.Children's Supports a Specialty.By appointment only New Phone Number WE.2.1545 te COMPLETING PLANS for organizational work with their CONS: EE candidate in the St.Antoine-Westmount Conservative Organ- Glass-Ford are co-chairmen Women's Conservative Organi ization are left to right:\u2014 Mrs.Q.Bovey, Mrs.H.E.Plant, R.L.Hunter president of St.Antoine-Westmount PC Association; the Conservative Candidate \u201cRoss Webster; Mrs T.Meighen, Mrs.E.R.Broadhead, Mrs.A.K.Glass-Ford and Miss Joyce McEwan of the Young PCs.Mrs.Meighen and Mrs.Westmount District \u2014Graetz Photo of the zation, SEEN EE 6 : MISS EMILY CHAREST, president of the Business Women's Unit of the Catholic Women's League, who with the Junior Sub-Division are sponsoring a Regional Conference on Saturday, March 8, in Thomas D'Arcy MeGee High School, 220 Pine avenue west, Registration at 9.30 a.m.Dr.William Dale, curator of the Toronto Art Gallery, addressed the Women's Ait Society Tuesday on \u201cEnglish Mediaeval Ivories\u201d.In stressing the symbolism of this material to the early Christian Church, he took BOKHARA WE.2.4277 The Man On The \"Magic- Carpet\u201d Is Giving Away A Beautiful - Everyone making a purchase is entitled to a chance in a drawing which will take place on Friday, March 14th.Specializing in imported and Canadian Broadlooms, Oriental, Indian and Chinese Rugs.GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.Now in our new home at 4151 St.Catherine St.West, corner Elm RUG FREE Evenings: RE.8-4605 + Women's Art Society hears Toronto curafor & bishop's crosier now in the Victoria and Albert Muscum, as the theme for his lecture.On this crosier, in minute carving, is depicted the Nativity, with angels, shepherds, and animals.Another group of figures, long thought to be also from the Gos- «nels, proved to be the life history ,of St.Nicholas, whose relics had i been discovered in the twelfth icentury.Linking this carving ; With related pictures from the great windows of Chartres Cathedral, Dr.Dale had discovered this fact and established the date of the crosier, which had been made in Canterbury, in that century.The lecture was beautifully illustrated with his own slides.Guild and WA The monthly meeting of Tue Guild.and WA of St.Andrew's Anglican Church will be held on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock in the parish hall.St.Anfoine-Westmount - Conservatives organize A large and enthusiastic group of women workers from the Westmount District of the St.Antoine - Westmount Conservative Organization met during the week and heard\u2018 Ross Webster and other district representatives speak on the forthcoming election.\u201cThe support being displayed for the Conservative party is beyond anything I had anticipated,\u201d said Webster in a short but driving talk.\u201cThe numbers rallying to the assistance of our party in this area indicates clearly that the people of this constituency want representation on tlie Government side of the House of Commons\u201d, Plans are just about completed for an all-out campaign to get under Way and other sections of the riding have their plans well in hand.In the Westmount district Mrs.Theodore Meighen and Mrs.A.K.Glass-Ford have been chosen co-chairmen of the Women's committee, and, although the response from workers has been outstanding.they are still interested in hearing from additional numbers who can devote some time to promotional work.Mr.Webster pointed out the ereat respect shown by the Conservative Party, under John Diefenbaker, for the women of Canada.\u201cThe.fact that, for the first time, à woman, Mrs.Ellen Fair- clough.has been appointed to the cabinet is complete indication of the understanding and appreciation of the Conservative Party for the part women are playing in Canada today\".Mr.Webster announced that the campaign headquarters will be opened next week in Victoria Hall and other district offices will be operating about the same time.Everything seems set to go into high gear, reported Webster, with the men, women and young PCs in all districts operating effectively.He promised that The Westmount Examiner Friday, March 7, 1958 Rummage depot Mrs.D.F.Talbot, chairman for the rummage sale for tne Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital, announced the date for the rummage sale Will be March 18 at 1.30 p.m.in St.Stephen's Church at the corner of Dorchester and Atwater.Members and friends are asked to note the following depo's where rummage may be taken: Mrs.Percy 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CO.4907 SHERBROOKE W.(Near Prince Albert) at amer Tor Ca ge TR aa ae ETI pion co Te ope rl.nn re DT 2 GREY rT a © PRE A LS x 14 Mrs.Boyd Campbell chairs Catherine Booth Hospital meeting Mrs.Boyd Campbell, pr iary of the Catherine Booth ruary general meeting.Mrs.and then introduced the guest speaker Mr.Louis Perron, landscape architect.Mr.Perron discussed \u201cLandscaping the Small Home,\u201d and illustrated his ideas with colored slides.Mrs.A.H.Mason thanked Mr, Perron on behalf of the auxiliary.The recording secretary, Mrs.J.W.Clarke, read the minutes of the previous meeting and they were approved.Mrs.W.L.Gatehouse, corresponding secretary, read recent correspondence and Mrs.F.H.Chivers membership chairman reported the auxiliary now had 110 active members, 31 associale members and 7 new members.Mrs.Percy Swail, chairman of the Travelling Wagon, reported gross receipts for the month of January were $358.76.Mrs.Swail asked for more volunteers for substitutes to work on her committees.In the ahsence of Mrs.H.C.Stevens, chairman of the Birthday Club, Mrs.J.W.Clarke read the report that total receipts for January were $310.Mrs.D.K.Gowans, chairman of ways and means, gave a brief report on the Fashion Show, and thanked Mrs.H.C.Stevens for taking over the task of filling the favor bags for this event since Mrs.R.J.O'Leary, former chatr- VOTE CCF Vote For Nofary Amedee JASMIN The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 - esident of the Women's Auxil- Hospital, presided at the Feb- Campbell opened the meeting, man, was moving to Winnipeg and had to resign.Mrs, Gowans also thanked Mrs.C.Nelson for the programs, and Mrs.Percy Swail chairman of the tickets.Members were urged to make candy for the evening group who would be in charge of the candy booth for the Fashion Show.Mrs.D.F.Talbot announced the rummage sale would be on March 18 in St.Stephen\u2019s Church.Mr.J.W.Clarke read Mrs.Hanny's report for the hospital sewing as follows.finished articles 93, new pieces cut 306.Mrs.Hanny would like to thank che Montreal West Unit Knit and Stitch group for the excellent work they have turned in.Mrs.F.Ward, co-chairman of the Red, Shield Drive reported the result so far in the drive was $7,529:24 Brigadier N.Jolly reported a very busy month for January, and announced that the Formule.Room was nearing completion and suggested a suitable plaque be hung on the door of this room reading that it had been donated by the auxiliary.After a discussion of three proposed recommendations the meeting was adjoured, and refreshments were ser -ed.LOBA members hear Miss Gerfrude Hoyle Approximately 125 members of the Montreal district Ladies Orange Benevolent Association - lodges held their joint meeting March 3 in Ross Hall, Verdun, with Sis.Elizabeth Allen, WM YOU SLAVE THIS WAY PARISIAN LAUNDRY PROBLEMS ?.DON'T DO-IT-YOURSELF We show WE CARE for your patronage by taking GOOD CARE of your LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Telephone : WE.5-6316 TRIN THIS WAY nd Delivery LAUNDRY GLADYS DIBBLE, of Detroit, well-known American writer and lecturer on the art of flower arranging, will speak on this subject at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, on March 13, at 2:30 p.m.Mrs.Dibble is being brought to Montreal for this lecture by the Ladies\u2018 Committee of the Museum, in connection with the 7th annual Fete des Fleurs, to be staged this -year on May 28.There will be an admission charge for the lecture, and the public is invited to hear Mrs.Dibble, who has appeared on a TV series in the United States, has written articles on flowers for national magazines, and whe will be chairman, later this month, for the Michigan Horticultural Show.Title of Mrs.Dibble\u2019s lecture will be \u201cGetting Ready for the Flower Show.\u201d While in the eity Mrs.Dibble will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.Ross Hutchison, of Westmount.\u2014Detroit News Photo of Queen Victoria Lodge No.823 presiding.Prior to the meeting a delicious supper was served by the members of Queen Victoria Lodge.Maple Leaf Lodge No.71 conducted the ceremony of \u201cdraping the warrant\u201d and Sis.Sadie Matchett and Sis.Jenny Broad- hurst sang the 23rd Psalm.Pretoria Lodge No.616 demonstrated the \u201cDedication of Regalia\u201d, Victory Lodge No.254 conducted \u201cInvestigation of Candidate\u201d and Boyne Lodge No.26 demonstrated the \u201cBallotting\u201d.Excelsior Lodge No.906 were applauded for their excellent portrayal of the \u2018\u201cCeremonials\u201d.This marked the official visit of RW Bis, Gertrude Hoyle, Grand Mistress of Quebec, who gave an excellent address using the subject \u201cFraternity\u201d, and was presented with a two-piece luggage set from the joint meeting.Among those attending were MW Sis, Ethel Erskine, Past Grand Mistress of British America, MW Sis.Ferguson 82-year- old honorary member of BA, and MW Sis.Mary Walker, dep.treasurer of BA.Past mistresses of Quebec attending were Winnie Roberts, Rosanna Barkshire and Florence Howarth, Sis.Mec- Lean, of Harrington, Que.also attended.Calvary Church WA Calvary United Church Women's Association will have a spring luncheon on Thursday, March 13 at 1 p.m.Guest speaker will he Very Rev.C.M.Nichul- son, DD, LLD, former moderator of the United Church of Canada.NC.Soloist will be Mrs.Belva Taylor with accompanist Alice Brown.Jewish women sponsor Israel's dance theatre opening performance The Jewigh community of Montreal will open its observance of Israel's 10th Anniversary with an important and gala cultural event., INBAL, Israel's national Dance Theatre, is coming to the St.Denis Theatre in Montreal tor three performances on March 25, 26 and 27.The first night, on Tuesday, March 25, will be a gala opening night under the auspices of the Jewish Women's Organizations of the city.The committee, under the chairmanship of Mrs.B.M.Bloomfield, is now making arrangements for distribution and sale of tickets through women\u2019s groups and sisterhoods.The tickets will be exchangeable for re-|i served-seat tickets on and after Feb.17, at the Jewish Community Services Building.493 Sherbrooke street west.INBAL\u2019s North American tour is being arranged by Sol Hurok.Canadian Concerts and Artists is bringing the group to Montreal for the three performances.Special guests at the Opening Night performance will include Hon Arthur Lourie, Israeli Am- basador to Canada, and Mrs.Lourie, with members of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr.Michael Simon, Israeli Consul General in Montreal, and Mrs.Simon, with members of the Consular Corps; press, radio, and TV representatives.Dr.Simon will be host afterwards at a recepton for pat- Members and friénds are invited.roris and special guests.*+ + Mrs.A.Myers heads Bessborough IODE Mrs.À.W.Myers was re-elect- ed regent at the 27th annual meeting of the Earl of Bess- borough IODE Chapter held Thursday at the IODE House, Reports showed the chapters continued help and interest in war veterans, old folks, education and child welfare.Disbursements showed an increase over last year.Also elected to office were: Mrs.A.Wallace, first vice-re- gent; Mrs.J.A.Mitchell, second vice-regent; Miss M.I.Cotts, secretary; Mrs.F.Sedgwick, treasurer; service at home and abroad, Mrs.A.E.Watts.Non-Pensioned Widows The Non-Pensioned Veterans\u2019 Widows Association Inc.will hold a general meeting in the Canadian Legion Hall, Verdun avenue, Verdun, on Monday, March 10.The installation of of= + ficers and executive for 1958 will take place and all members are urged to attend.High Class Quality Meat, Fish & Poultry Choice Groceries Fruit and Vegefables HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d 4466 St.Catherine West WE.3-8257 GRANT ALL] Pe \u201cPREFERS À .LABATT'S © CS + A Edit > FAMOUS PME mess Ry estan The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 15 Luncheon meeting The Women's Auxiliary of the Independent Retail Druggists Association will hold a luncheon meeting on Tuesday at 12.45 p.mat the Windsor Hotel, Oak Room.The highlight of the meeting will be a play, \u201cFamily Relationship\u201d, presented by the Jewish Junior Welfare League.A discussion period will follow, led by Mrs.L.Lapin.Members and friends are welcome.Flowers for all occasions .at pleasantly attractive prices.; sone MCKENNA LIMITED PL.9112 où (LOWERS?à [sas Bishop St.SAINTE PL.9112 MRS.E.G.PATTERSON (left) was named chairman of the Women's Division of 1958 Combined Appeal for the Blind.Her vice-chairmen are: Mrs.Jean-Paul Carriere, Miss Elizabeth Fisher and Mrs.Harold A.Satim.Mrs.Patterson announced that all workers in the Women's Residential Division will redouble their efforts this year to attain the increased objective of $250,000.\u201cThe six associations joined in this \u2018One Appeal\u2019 for the blind cannot continue their vital services to our sightless unless all give as generously as their means will permit,\u201d stated Mrs.Patterson.\u2018Mrs.E.D.Errey elected head of Montreal Presbyterial WMS Mrs.E.D.Errey was elected President of the Montreal Presbyterial of the Woman's Missionary Society of The United Church of Canada at the 32nd annual meeting held recently in Deminion-Douglas United Church.She succeeds Mrs.J.Lovell Baker, who chaired the conference.i n uest Rev.Hilda Johnson was g more than allocation.There are speaker and took issue with the \u201cI couldn't care less\u201d phrase of common usage.\u201cCaring, sharing and a revitalized declaring are vital requirements today,\u201d she said.At another session, Miss Johnson spoke of her work at Indore in India and a panel discussion was held on church vocations for women.Panel members included Mrs.G.H, Houston, Miss Marion Mil- Jar and Miss Judy Coull.Moderator was Miss Daisy McNeill, Mrs.J.P.Atkinson, treasurer, showed in her report that givings in 1957 were $56,600, $6,100 LEARN TO DRIVE THRU TRAFFIC WITH LAUZON DRIVING SCHOOL LTD.We are Onc of the Largest Automobile Driving Schools in the World Cholces 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 93 auxiliaries with & membership of almost 3,000.\u2018The report of the supply secretary showed that interest and support of clothing relief for Canadian missions has increased to an all-time high with 3,750 pounds being donated last year.On the other hand, support of clothing relief for overseas has¥ decreased by almost two-thirds to 5,831 pounds from 13,628 pounds in 19586.\u201cThis is an unrortunate trend,\u201d stated the report, \u201cfor while the need for free clothing decreases in Canada due to our continued aProsperity, we are forgetting our sisters and brothers overseas who are still in need of help.\u201d Approximately $1,200 worth of books were sold in the literature department during the year.Officers elected include: past president, Mrs.Baker; president Mrs, Errey; vice-presidents Mrs.L.A.Van Duzer, Mrs, J.M.McNicoll, Mrs.Jacques Beau- don, Mrs.G.E.Cross, Mrs.W.Stirling and Mrs.E.G.Knowles.Sectional vice-presidents are: Mrs.John Hole, Mrs.J.W.Ren- nie, Mrs.J.R.Watson, Mrs.H.T.Owens and Mrs.A, D.Turn- bull, ?Mrs.H.J.Allin is recording Warm weather will come Be Ready for Summer wih CANVAS and patterns.® Recovered WARNING! 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CJAD | 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7.1958 tile Company will present a fashion show and there will also be a : The Westmount Women's Club reception for new members.Cc.W.MRS.HERBERT LANK, of 168 Edgehill road, has been appointed chairman of the Special Gifts Committee, Women's Division of the Joint Hospital Fund campaign this spring are five Montreal hospitals affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine of McGill University.They are: The Montreal Children\u2019s, the Montreal General, the Royal Edward Laurentian, the Royal Victoria and the Alexandra.The hospitals are seeking $12,000,000 toward capital and current financial needs.\u2014Notman Photo Toastmistress Club The Mount Royal Toastmistress Club will meet Monday in the Green Room of the Queen's Hotel -° THE ROYAL BANK \"2-ACCOUNT PLAN\" protects your savings -\u2014 lets your balance grow with regular deposits, plus interest.you money on cheques, too.\u201c2-Account Plan\u201d for you.THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA That\u2019s because the plan provides a second, separate account for paying bills.This Personal Chequing Account not only helps you handle your household expenses on a business-like basis but can save Ask your Royal Bank teller to set up a 64 Branches in Montreal and District At the annual meeting from various money making The Snack Bar fills a dual role, giving service to the staff and patients.The efforts of Mrs.Yull and her forty volunteers resulted in $7,000.00 being turned in to the Auxiliary.Much of the credit for the success of the Tiny Tim Toy Shop goes to Mrs.Cameron Hough, her board and her volunteers.$1,000.00 was presented as a result of their hard work.The Nearly New Shop operated jointly by the Women's Auxiliary of the Royal Victoria Hospital and by this Auxiliary had another remarkable year, during which $20,000.00 was divided between the two hospitals.Virtually all the clerical work for the Tiny Tim Annual Appeal \u2018Mrs.E.T.H.Seely re-elected head of MCH Women's Auxiliary of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary of the Montreal Children\u2019s Hospital, March 5, Mrs.E.T.H.Seely was elected president for a second year.Mrs.Seely in her report pointed out that this is the first complete year in the new hospital, and the-work of the auxiliary has been marked by a greater number and greater variety of services, the result of which.over $20,000 was raised projects.-was handled by the members, over an eight week period.Over $1,000.00 was realized from two rummage sales.Mrs, Donald Stewart and Mrs.A, G.Racey were the chairmen for these events.Dr.DeBelle was presented with a cheque for $9,000.00 to be used where it is most needed, Dr.David Murphy, surgeon-in.chief, a cheque for $3,000.00 for special surgieal equipment, and to Dr.Alan Ross, physician-in.chief, $3,000.00 for medical research in Vitamin E.This $15, 000.00 in addition to the $5,000.00 already spent or contracted for constitute the Auxiliary\u2019s.dona« tions for the year, Home whist .The Auxiliary of the Orange and Protestant Home for Children will hold a military whist Tuesday, March 11, at 8.15 p.min McVicar Hall, 579 Charron street, Point St.Charles.There -will be table and door prizes, also refreshments, and the public is cordially invited.Montreal Club The Montreal Women's Club Inc., Art and Literature Department will meet Monday at 2.30 p.m.in the Sheraton - Mount Royal Hotel.The speaker will be Rev.Alex S.Renton and his subject will be \u201cScottish Humor\u201d.Mrs.R.T.Stackhouse will direct the meeting.American Club At the meeting of the American Women's Club of Montreal Wednesday, March 12, 2 p.m.in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, a color film \u201cThe Life.of Leonardo Da Vinci\u201d will be shown.A business meeting will follow immediately.Scholarship bridge The McGill Alumnae is planning its annual scholarship bridge scheduled for Thursday.April 17, to be held in the Sir Arthur Currie Memorial Gymnasium.The general convener js Mrs.P.T.Paterson and Mrs.S.T.Adams is in charge of tickets, tel.HU 1-7371.Karnak Ladies' Club Karnak Ladies\u2019 Club will hold a members\u2019 day party on Tuesday, March 18, at 2:15 p.m.in the Masonic Temple.Mrs.Fred Wilcox and Mrs.ED.McIntosh, co-chairmen.\u201d Refreshments will be served by Mrs.Simmons and her committee.* Zonta Club The Zonta Club of Montreal will hold a business meeting at Victoria School Tuesday, March 11, at 8 p.m.The Chairmen\u2019s reports on the proceeds from the Valentine bridge and fashion shew held in February will be given.President Nancy Kennedy- Reid will preside at the meeting.Dominion-Douglas WMS The monthly meeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society of Dominion-Douglas Church, will be held in Leslie Hall on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.The guest speaker will be Mrs.George Garneau, president of UNICEF for Province of Quebec.Soloist will be Lorna Fraser, accompanied by Mrs.Gerald Brown.; .Conveners, Mrs.T.L.Tanner, | Ia The Women\u2019s Realm Spring luncheon The Women's Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount is holding its annual spring luncheon in Hutchison Hall on W-d- nesday, March 12 at 1 p.m.\u201cFashion Phases\u201d by Juliette will be shown.Women's Art Society The Women's Art Society will hear Helen Guilon speak on \u2018Our Changing Canadian Culture\u201d in the lecture hall of the Museum of Fine Arts on March 11 at 11 a.m.Venture Club Members of the Venture Club of Montreal will hold a card party in the Dow Reception Room on Tuesday, March 11, Members and friends are invited.Proceeds are used to help the mentally retarded children at the Cecil Memorial Hospital located in Magog, Que.Sewing meéeting The Women's Association of St.Andrew's Church, Westmount will hold its sewing meeting on Tuesday at 2 p.m.in Hutchison Hall.Tea hostesses will be Mrs.V.M.Birks and ladies of Group 8.The Red Cross Group will meet at 10 a.m, Calvary Church WMS The meeting of Calvary Church WMS will be held on Wednesday, March 12, at 8 o'clock in the church parlors, the conveners being Mrs.C.R.Plaskett and Miss Ella McFarlane.The speaker of the evening will be Mrs.Callum Thompson, who will give an address on \u2018Community Friendship\u201d.All ladies of the congregation are cordially invite ed.Husbands! 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Res 8, excellent; daybed.WE.EE CHESTERFIELD, bedroom suite, T.V., dinette set.Good iti - sonable.RE, 3301.Carton.Ra, WALNUT bedroom suite Beatty : Û Washing machi vi wri : Je ine with ringer.Call BROADLOOM rugs, size 3 x 5 and 3x 4; drapes; floor lamps.WE.3- Set Fine I room set, exceptionally fine Bre mahogany, antique, round ta- i chairs.No esters is raped sideboard.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE / TAKE NOTICE that Denise Claire Lescarbeau, of the City and District u ontreal, Quebec, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at its pre ent, next or following session J À ill ¢f divorce from her hus- gan Ciidolph paarroino, executive, of ontreal, ground of adultery.Quebec, on Montreal, January 17, 1959.ROSA B, GUALTIERI, Attorney for Petitioner, 14 Vitre St.W Automatic; Coldspot deep freeze.3 years oid.Good condition.No dealers.HU.8-7286, Rug Beautiful ivory Khalabar 9'7\"\u201d x 15\u2019, perfect condition, Value $550.00 for $100.00.By appointment, HU.1-9691.Fluorescent Fixtures- 4 fixtures of six 40 watt, also two fixtures of six 20 watt.$10.00 each.RE.7-1763.Shirts $1.29 each Slightly smoked and water stained.Sizes 1335-17.B.V.D.,, Forsyth, Tooke, Arrow, dress and sport shirts.All regular $3.89 up to $8.89 each.Come browse around for bargains galore, 1800 items to choose from.Selected surplus.919 St.James West, corner Inspector.Beaütiful Nutria Coat Brand new, size 14-16.Value $2,000, sacrifice $600.00.Leaving country.RE.8-4162.MUST SELL BANKRUPTCY STOCK Kitchen sels $45.00; bedroom sets $85.00; chesterfields or davenports 3 pieces, $70.00; Hide-a-Beds $125.00; cribs, junior beds, G.E.polishers $31.95; stoves, washers, frigidaires, desks, high chairs, radios, etc.Terms available, RE.8-4761, 3541 Van Horne No.1.DINING ROOM SET 9-Piece oak.EL.4403 after 6 p.m.or Saturday.CONTEMPORARY black mahogany dining room table, seats 8-10.VI.5- 4390.CHESTERFIELD suite, $25.00; coffee table; rug 9 x 8; bureau; double bed with spring, DE.1520.FOR sale, chesterfield, tables, bedspread, telephone table and chair, gas stove.Drapes, cornice.CR.7-1655.Tecaway table model, almost new, $45.00; wardrobe, light green, Wonderful bargains, + By appointment HU.1-9691.MR.FIX-IT SERVICENTER WILL REPAIR ANYTHING EXCEPT A BROKEN HEART Specializes in repairs on rotisseries, irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, polishers, radios, ete.Lamps\u2019 mounted, shades made to order and recovered.Free pick-up and delivery.DE.8332, 5323 Decarie, 31 WANTED TO PURCHASE ANTIQUE furniture, china, silver, objets d'art, jewellery, clocks.Exceptionally high prices paid for outstanding items.Lyons, VI.5-6089.FUR coat wanted, good condition.Size approximately 16.Not lamb.Private buyer.FO.2-8289.- BALLET or fancy dress costumes for girls aged 3 and 5.WE.5-0718.APARTMENT size Monitor washing machine wanted, square size.Call HU.1-2649.FOLDING bed and punch bowl set; old horn type phonograph.WE.5- 34 HELP WANTED : FEMALE Attention Ladies in Westmount If renovating your home presents a financial prob.why not let us help you meet the situation and add dollars to your income by becoming one of our representatives in your vicinity.Call us now for an inter- .view.Avon Cosmetics, PL.7885.BABYSITTER, afternoons or eve- pings, vicinity Mountain Avenue, WE.85 SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE GOING AWAY ?Lady experienced child care will look after child, her home weekends.Write box 343, c-o 2185 Hampton Ave.IF you want an experienced babysitter anytime call RE.8-3509, RE.3-5726.36 HELP WANTED WE buy everything scrap.Plumbing, etc., furniture too.LA, 1-9029.GUITAR, not electric.EL.0737 after 6 p.m, _ HOSPITAL bed wanted.Call WE.5-4893.32 DOMESTIC HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER to live in and take complete charge of English speaking household with 2 school age children in Lakeshore district.$25.00 per week.Phone after 7 p.m.OX.5-3094 and reverse charges.COOK general required for summer home on Maine coast for July and August.Small family.City references required.VI.5-5885.COMPLETE 3-room house furniture, good condition.Call WE.2.3703.WOMAN wanted for housework two mornings a week.Apply HU.8-2904.BEAUTIFUL 3-drawer genuine antique bowfront chest, $275.00.WE.3-6508 before 7 p.m.only.WOOLLEN spring dresses, size 14-16.High styled spring coat and raincoat, hats; luxurious brown \u201cfur stole, absolutely new.HU.1-1909, LADY'S suit, coats and dresses, size 12, practically new.Reasonable price.TWO commodes, hogany.EL.9439.WASHING machine, wringer type, 18 pd.capacity, excellent for blankets and scatter rugs; also 6 volt long type car battery, 2 year guarantee.Telephone ME.7-6104 Friday or Saturday.SQUIRREL stole, excellent condition.RE.8-7526.leather tops, ma- SINGLE bed with custom made padded back and cover.343 bed, kitchen table and chairs; odd tables and cur- ~ tains, lamps.HU.1-4410, AUTOMATIC gas stove, 36, Hard- Ack, new.Reasonable price.HU.1.7315, 33 DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT WANTED FURNITURE MADE NEW Absolutely guaranteed furniture refinishing by master craftsman.Touch up, polishing, stripping, repairs.Ex- ceptionally reasonable rates.Free estimates.References.McKeown, UN.1-4557.- 34 HELP WANTED FEMALE Secrefary Wanted for church office.DE.4905.vy Situation Vacant For steno-typist, 5 day week.9-5.Group Insurance Plan, vacation.HU.1-0871.WOULD you like to turn your spare time into money by becoming a trained Beauty Counselor?For appointment call DE.5602.HIGH school student to work weekends, and possible after school hours 2-PIECE chesterfield, color Rosewood.Best offer takes it.WE.2-1580.Richard Tucker .(Continued from page 8) ° and sound-alikes in opera history are Metropolitan Opera tenor Richard Tucker and the late great Enrico Caruso.\u201d It has always seemed natural that they be compared.Further similarities may be found between the two.Both came from families in moderate circumstances and had to work hard for the training necessary for them to perfect their voices.Like Caruso, Mr.Tucker never stints on his great gift.Unlike many singers who do not sing full voice many performances, he gives his all because he feels he owes the audience his best at all times.But the greatest comparison is in the voices of the two.Louis Biancolli of the New York World Telegram and Sun summed it np when he wrote, \u201cMr.Tucker has been called the Brooklyn Caruso.in stationery store.4869 Sherbrooke West.Knowing the generosity of the late lamented Enrico, I am certain he would have been proud to be called the Italian Tucker, had fate made them contemporaries.That's how good Mr.Tucker sounded last night.\u201d Mr.Tucker has recently returned from a triumphant tour of London and Western Europe.His British debut at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, won a tremendous ovation which almost stopped the show, according to a Reuters dispatch.In Vienna his debut, in Puchini\u2019s \u201cTosca\u201d was cheered repeatedly from the opening scene.He took 15 curtain calls.Mr.Tucker's appearance here wil] be the only one of the current musical season.Information concerning invitations to the dinner may be received from the Temple Emanu-El office, WE 7- 3575.Hyman QGrover is President of the Temple and Rabbi Dr.9465 evenings or weekends.MALE ANTIQUE furniture, china, paintings, jewellery, silver.R.H.Mul Young Men lins, Reg'd., 1317 Greene.WE.5.3894.| Preferably with grade 10 to take survey training with 3 locating battery R.C.A.one night a week.Uniform and military pay.Particulars any Tuesday 8 to 10 p.m.175 Craig St.E., UN.1-6511.87 SITUATIONS WANTED MALE BOOKKEEPER and accountant available.Are your business records up- to-date and used for profit-making or are they merely a history of the past.Call EL.1450.39 LOST DIAMOND cl'uster-\u2018ring, believed in Steinberg\u2019s, Sherbrooke and Victoria, or thereabouts.Reward.WE.2-1885.41 DOMESTIC PETS ONE male, one female spaniel puppy for sale, WE, 3-3367.42 PERSONALS Income Tax Time WILL SOON BE HERE! HAVE YOUR OFFICIAL INCOME TAX RECEIPTS DUPLICATED FOR FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL FILING.LEGAL DOCUMENTS PHOTO-COPIED MONITOR PHOTO-COPYING SERVICE 2185 HAMPTON AVE.HUnter 1-2771 15 MONEY TO LOAN MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans quickly.Contractors, privates.Notary.RA.8- The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 17 Ale & Porter FREE DELIVERY On $2 Orders WE.5-1166-7-8 @ Red Brand Beef ® Fancy Groceries © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Special attention to phone orders GLIFFORD'S MARKET 1319 Greene Ave.Trades and Professional Cards 20 Words 75c Additional Words 3c Each CABINET MAKING FURNITURE made to order or repair.Kitchen, bars, playrooms.Guaranteed workmanship.WE.7 8981, day or &vening, Jim Clancy.DECORATING r WALLS and ceilings washed and painted by experienced man; windows and floors also done.Phone W.Campbell, RE.1-0640.DRESSMAKING EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coals, made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in Jace.3110 Sherbrooke, Apt.1.FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR advice without obligation on your present Life Insurance program, or for inquiries regarding modern insurance, pension, or savings plans, call or write your: WESTMOUNT NEIGHBORS SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA 310 VICTORIA AVENUE WESTMOUNT, QUE, TEL.HUNTER 8-2491 CHARLES DOWNEY UNIT SUPERVISOR Advisors in Personal Financial Matters Estate Planning and Administrators Call in Full Confidence Mr.G.C.Kendall Kendall & Savage Ltd.Financial Advisors to Individuals and Corporations 610 St.James Street West VI.9-6397 FURNITURE REPAIRS ANTIQUE furniture restoration, reproduction.Cabinet and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.Jahn's Cabinet Making Reg\u2019d., rear 1251 Greene.WE.7-4879, FURRIERS REPAIRING, remodelling, new fur models; lamb lined suede coats: suede suits; little hats; hosiery; umbrellas.Henry Baum Furs, 1383 Greene «Avenue, WE, 3.3270.HAVE your furs repaired or re-styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave.WE, 2.3312, MUSIC LESSONS GUITAR lessons, $1.00.HU.1.0971.TAX RETURNS Income Tax Refurns Computed by retired government tax official.G.H.Mansfield, Phone RE.7.2846.4541, Harry J.Stern is spiritual leader.LABATT\u2019S BREWED IN QUEBEC TO TNE QUEBEC TASTE Lun mar RT ses TIE 1 8 Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 Liberals play up Tory differences By POWELL SMILY (Special to Montior) Otlawa\u2014There are signs and portents that, in spite of all the headlines in the newspapers, Mr.Diefenbaker and is Progres- sive-Conservative Party are not coasting along on a cloud of undiluted confidence.The breaks in the cloud have been generated in quite a number of individual constituencies, where it would seem that internal dissention has reared its ugly head.Starting in the riding of Ottawa West and spreading both ways to include Quebec, the Maritimes, other parts of Ontario, the Prairie Provinces and B.C,, there are strong indications of strife and turmoil in the Tory ranks.An excellent example ig provided in the Montreal electoral district of Mount Royal.A great delegates to the Tory nomination convention were in favor of Harold Landy as the official PC candidate, and it has been said that these citizens feel the convention was rigged in favor of Town of Mount Royal Mayor Reg Dawson.Here in Ottawa, I have heard it suggested that Tory headquarters preferred Dawson to Landy, and that the word was passed along.The Liberals, of course, would like to take all these separate VOTE CCF Vote For Nofary Amedee JASMIN WIN MUSIC HONORS: Pupils of the Ecole Normale de Musique, of the Congregation of Notre Dame, many of whom live in the West End, brought home eight first prizes, including three trophies, as well as seven second places and nine third places from the recent Ottawa Music Festival, stories of intra-mural PC conflict and crochet them into a Grit victory pattern.Whether the pattern will in fact take form depends on how the voters feel four weeks from now.Boating, swimming, dramatics and, trip directe 501 Claremont Avenue CAMP MACAZA LABELLE COUNTY Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 to 12 years supervision of carefull oe staff and Miss Ruby Smith, + BOOKLET ON REQUEST handicrafts, boxing, s, all under the BA.M.S.P.E.Westmount XN House.LIBERAL QUARTET: Hon.George C.Marler, former transport minister, who is heading up the island ridings for his party, is seen here as lle chats with Claude Richardson, Jacques Cartier; Alan Macnaughton, Mount Royal and Leon Chestohl, Cartier.All four were Liberal members in the last Æ OKeefe.HE MILD AL Hobby Show group presents \"4 Pals\u2019 Westmount \u201cY\" Hobby Show Committee will headline the Four Pals at their dance on Saturday, at the Westmount YMCA.This group has rade various appearances throughout Montreal and are quickly becoming popular with the Montreal teenagers.The dance will start at 8:30 and last until 11:45 p.m.with the Four Pals appearing throughout the evenings.All proceeds will be used in the promotion of a bigg r and better 1958 Hobby Show, GOIS TO YUGOSLAVIA Gordon Wasserman, 516 Gro;- venor avenue, a student at M- Gill, will be among the 34 professors and students from Canada attending the World University Service International Szm- inar in Yugoslavia\u2019 this summer.He will snend a month touring Europe bofure the confsronce.i 2% $$$ to Doughnuts: the expression \u201cdollars to doughnuts\u201d comes from the fact that a series of zeros \u2014 like this 00000000 \u2014 can be imagined as a row of doughnuts, You can wind up with $33 $$$$ instead of 00000000 if you sell those unwanted items through the classified columns of this newspaper.the cost is negligible .just call HU 1-2771 and Miss Adtaker will handle your items .and remember you can now phone your classified Tuesday and Wednesday nights until 8.30 o\u2018clock .bet you .$5$$$s5$ to 0065000060 you will nse classified adveriisements regi- larly! Dec np Hesn - S202 >a : a Westmount Stars, Royal hl \u2018Pharmacy lead Saint : Laurent loop playoffs The St.Laurent Intermediate Hockey League playoffs got away to a fine start.West.mount Stars defeated Le Pre- vost 6-3 and Royal Pharmacy upset St.Laurent T.P's 2-0.Westmount, who edged St.Laurent T.P.'s from first place in the last game of the schedule had little trouble with the win- less Le Prevost team.The Stars struck early when Bob Brown comhined with Mc- Gowan ?* 3:42 of the first period.Two minutes later Craig slapped in the rebound after Cleroux had made a fine stop from Pat Lomasney.- Westmount continued to roll jn the second period when Mit- Pats and Tauras unbeafen teams Following the completion of the four sections of the Montreal Basketball league schedule, two teams remained unbeaten prior to playoffs.They were Verdun Southwestern YMCA Pats with eight wins in the western section and Tau- ras, Central section also with eight wins.The Pats stretched their win streak with two playoff wins over RCAF St.Hubert in the first round of the MBL playoffs.Following are the final standings of the four sections.METROPOLITAN ©, W.L.Pts Lakeshore .10 9 1 18 Golden Knights .10 6 4 12 Unity Boys .10 6 4 12 Irternational \u201cY'\" .10 4 86 8 LU of M - Caratins .10 3 7 6 McGill - Indians .10 2 8 4 CENTRAL PrP, W.L.Pts Tauras 10000000 8 8 0 18 Folv Trinity .8 5 3 10 RCAF - St.Hubert .8 5 3 10 Urity Meteors .8 2 6 4 Pt.St.Charles .8 0 0 0 EASTERN ! P.W.L.Pts Olympies .10 6 4 12 *Fast End Boys .11 6 5 12 *U of M - Mont.11 6 5 12 *North End Pals .11 5 6 10 *Shell Oil (Sera) .11 5 46 10 St.Johns - Sabres .10 4 6 8 *Play-off for 2nd anc 3rd place \u2014 each team played 11 games.! WESTERN ! P.W.L.Pts Southwestern \u201cY* .8 8 0 16 Westmount \u2018Y\u201d .\u2026.\u2026.8 5 3 10 Verd-a-Ray .8 4 4 8 NDG.\u201c¥\" .8 3 5 6 Victors .: 8 0 8 0 Georgians ready for Shaffers five Sir George Williams College came back strong in the second half to lick YMHA Blues 62-.7 and win the Montreal Senior Ba-ketball League crown.The G:orgians, trailing 30-23 at half time and by two points at three-quarter time, wrannud the game in the closing minutes Lt.win the best-of-seven fina.fcur games to one, They now meet Ottawa Shaf- fers in an Eastern Canada semifinal series.Guard Al Mikalachki and forward Ralph Whims led the Georgians with 20 points each while guard Dick MacKay pot- {ed nine, Blues\u2019 centre Doug McNichol sank 18 ang guard Mel Mika- Jachki, a brother of Sir George's Al, 10.° _\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 MOST EXPENSIVELY A professional hockey player is the most expensively attired of all athletes.Every major league hockey player wears \u20acquipment valued at approximately $189.Starting with the skates and moving up, here are the prizes of the equipment: Skates, $57: Shin Pads, $20: Saockings, $5; Pants, $25; Gloves, J; Elbow Pads, $9; Sweater, $15; Shoulde .Stick, $8 r Pads, $30; and chell, Lomasney, Painchaud and MacDonaid all tallied.Le Pre- vost continued to amaze the onlookers by their lack of scoring punch.Although controiling the play a good part of the two periods, it was mot until the third that they finally scored.Claude Vezina, their only scoring threat, bagged a' hat trick in the third period to make the final score 6-3.However, unless Le Prevost makes better use of their scoring chances this series should wind up next week.The game between the runner- up T.P's and the third place Royal Pharmacy was a thriller with both teams going all gut from start to finish.Rich Bell gave the Pharmacy the lead at the 8:00 minute mark of the first pperiod when he took a perfect centering pass from Ron Kenwood and beat Kerr with an .ankle high shot to the corner.T.P's controlled the puck most of the game but their vaunted scoring punch was missing, The Pharmacy defence broke up one T.P.attack after another and if they failed Pete Jodoin in their nets just wouldn't be beaten.Late in the third Jim Campbell split the T.P.defence, beat Kerr to a rolling puck and scored into the empty net to make the final score 2-0.Saturday, Westmount meets Le Prevost in the first game while the T.P\u2019s clash with the Royal Pharmac) in the nitecap.ha + Duncan M.George Wentworth prexy D.M.George, assistant to the president, Canadian Pacific Railway, was re-elected president of the Canadian Pacific Recreation Club (Wentworth Golf Course) at the annual meeting.Following were elected directors and officers: L.E,, Hamson, vice-president; -G.J.Askwith, honorary secretary; 8.V.Walker, honorary treasurer; J.H.Rice, chairman of finance committee; A.G.Hibbard, chairman of engineering committee; G.H.Stockdill, chairman of greens and grounds -committee; W.Phillips, chairman of house committee; J.D.Gordon, chairman of match and handicap committee and golf captain; C.Smallwood, J.M.Le- May, A.M.Shields, Dr.C.P.Gaboury and B.D.Enright.Jim Westwell is the club professional.Loyola College - captures 8th hockey title Loyola won the Ottawa St.Lawrence Valley Conference for the eighth time in the tast nine years by defeating College Militaire Royal 6-2: Bob Beauregard sparked Loyola with three goals and an assist.Rockey Brisebois had a goal and twe assists.Leo Harris and Mike Condon were the other marksmen.dean Gagnon and Stu La- combe tallied for CMR.Time for \u201cThe Wasmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 19 St.Leo, Flyers meet Saturday at LCC rink for Pee Wee crown St.Leo's Academites and F}y- ers met in the first game of a two - game - total - goals series, Monday, at LCC rink for the 1958 Westmount Municipal pee wee hockey crown.Saints carry a three-goal lead into the final from their 6-3 win.Constant Nucci scored three, Claude Servant two and Tony Tyrrell one.Pierre Desjardi.s played well, picking up two assista, Gordie MacDougall tallied all three Flyers\u2019 goals, Phil White- house aid:d on two, turning in a tremendous effort.x Wings and raiders, who.finished 1-2 in the regular schedule of the Westmount mosquito leagusz, teed off on the big Forum shzet in the first of à two game set to come up with a \u201958 champion.Both teams played exceedingly well and impressed the large turnout.Howard Greenwood and Ronald Hand, rival netminders, stood Pointe Claire course for sailing event Pointe Claire Yacht Club has been selected as the venue for this year's St.Lawrence Valley Yacht Racing Association Regatta.The major sailing event will be held over the Dominion Day weekend, which starts July 1.a break.make the most of it with\" MOLSON'S .pleases more Canadians than any other ale out, proven by the 2-1 final count.Johnny Shayer, the \u201cCrew Cut Kid\u201d scored late in the third to give his mates a one goal lead going into the second game.Micha=1 Dench scored for the: Raiders.Timmy Rothwell turned in a splendid game, had Greenwood at his mercy on three breakaways, but couldn't click.Ricky Pattee, brilliant Wings\u2019 left winger, never left the ice throughout the encounter, taking a turn at defence when hig line was off, tallied first for the Wings.ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.© Croceries and Imported Delicacies.NATIINAL \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) Fe 2 Spm, gros rs nr mos me sn ete + ein - # x > vor Pa at ce RL in ot An separ eee re po \u2014 re an ee Ty en QE mg a AME BY my ae ES 2, Start with the 41, -Ll'oot Beauty Basic.À complete kitchen in itself .inches wide) offers counter space beside the stunning 36-inch Diana Cabinet Sink, complete with the i efficient Youngstown Kitchens Food Waste Dis- wall poser.Availuble in 4 lovely colors in custom steel, i \u201cIF à Fw Ce 20 A Kitchen by - The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 7, 1958 ow to Buy Your or: .Handy 4 drawer cabinet (18 i cabinet, corner cabinets.vi Yes, your kitchen can be a happy room, where your family and guests love to congregate.Where beautiful colors bring warmth and checr.It can be a place where labor-saving, step-saving features make \u201cchores\u201d a forgotten word.where even fancy holiday meals can be prepared with ease, Kitchen by-the-Yard 2, Add ® Feet of Luxury Conven- irnce with the Big 30-inch Jet- Tower Dishwasher, 4 drawer base cabinet, roomy 36-inch and 24-inch and special , .a 6 3.Join this to 5 Feet of Cooking Delight.Yes, you can | have a truly modern cooking center.36-inch four- burner counter-top range in gas or electric complete with i cabinets below plus a 38-inch cabinet with ventilating I hood above and 24-inch wall oven unit.The cost .rotary so thrifty for all these cabinets and cooking units.the happiest room in the house! Drop in to our showroom and let us show you how easy and economicai it is to make all this come true.The room shown above is only one example of the many features you can buy \u201cby-the-yard\u201d.Start with one basic unit now.add more matching cabinets as you go.- PHONE: UN.6-5839 for further details TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET .0.OLS] N & CO.KITCHEN PLANNING SALES and INSTALLATION 1185 DRUMMOND STREET UN.; .eg 2-0 oe .; ru \u2014a; = e p a ag Hg I AE tee nana CUT UT 7 FE à ment, in ÿ art as mount names throug have t if they and t At miltee didate You tee ro 3118; WE.5 Web WE.2 4118; WE.5 and Si Educat| held Ty Mrs.chair fi led the encours] and ho Miss Childre courag She sa attitude primari tude of] readers reading provide; tion an the fan living.reading overwhd Mrs.group 1 Protest that a producir and mu tion, ( an exce sic.Th compani ton an sciousnel child low ed by d ing and cipline theory i is learn] ment, derstand in thig A.P tracher and Sir lege, sty of an and exy of the 4 ins is t IN Visua ti hav \u201cit Leuc (Ce "]