The Westmount examiner, 2 mai 1958, vendredi 2 mai 1958

[" \"4 et _ : ; Turnout for - Municipal Association annual meeting - - -See page 4 ight, power provements | scheduled A partial list of electric works E totalling $231,140, was presented | 2 to council Monday by Alderman A.Ouimet, Commissioner of glectric Light and Power.Largest single undertaking in .the program is the complete re- ° qighting of Westmount Boulevard at a cost of $55,000.Installation of new circuits in six different localities within the municipality will necessitate a commitment of $69,135,00.To cover the cost of miscellaneous improvements to the Glen Power substation, = completely modernized last year, $4,- 250.will be required.Additional improvements to the conduit system, requiring an expenditure of $23,805.will bed carried out in several locations including: the vicinity of Gren- ville and Renfrew avenues (§9,- 900); Olivier avenue ($2,800.); Gladstone avenue ($4,475.); Western and Wood avenues ($2,- 530.); and Atwater avenue and Dorchester street.($1,910.).New distribution transformers, replace obsolete ones and to those in existing installation is overload- | Je étmourt + Examiner \u2014 VOL.XXIX, No.18 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1953 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES locations where the ! * Next week's weather By ERIC NEAL May 8 to 10 Warm, misty days in the thunder showers.Occasional south, probably followed by snow flurries in \u2018the north and east.For this week, tempera~ ture range 20-70°F, with with some 60 hours of sunshine, For mid week, mainly sunny and very warm, with fog, wet mists or\u2019 light showers for some places.Pleasant enough in the Laurentian region, but the north will have cold winds with some flurries.More tornadoes for the southern States, and possibly around tne Great Lakes, and either Saulte Ste.Marie or the Sarnia districts.Mainly sunny and hot te finish the week, with risk of widely scattered showers.Fishing fair all day.Some seeding and planting may he done in the south this weelr, next week for the Montreal region and a week later for the Laurentian Halter the hound, police warning The perennial warning to the ed or likely to become overload- | ed, will come to close to $15,000.To relight Claremont avenue, between Western and Sherbrooke will require $8,200.and another 34,050.is needed for improvements to lane lighting at 30 locations.The first part of a planned three year program to replace dog owner was issued yesterday by Westmount police as the season covered by the \u201cdog by-law\u201d No.535 opened.Section seven of this by-law which was enacted in February, 1946, states: \u201cIf at any time in the months of May, June, July, August and September any dog is found in * RMR Colors pass the review- x ing stand, as Maj.-Gen.J.M.ROCKINGHAM takes the salute, others are, left to right: Junior branch Municipal group secondary neutrals throughout | _ .Mayor a oO BRUNET ei x any public place, and is not held the city and relocated them for C Î ; 7e \u201c | { securely on a leash not more onserva ives Westmount; Lt.J.P.BRA- annua mee Ing than six feet in length, the keep- use as a common neutral wire (overhead) will cost $21,300.Included in the various smaller or routine items on the program are: the purchase of a new line truck ($13,200.) and a cable splicer cart ($1,300); the renewal of a boiler house roof (81,950.) and the replacement of ZEAU, ADC.; and Lieut.Col.JAMES A.CALDER.\u2014National Defence Photo PLAY FOR CITIZENS: Since appearing for the Westmount Municipal Association last, this band, under the direction of Morley Calvert, instructor for wind instruments in the West- mount High Schools, has journeyed to Ottawa where, in competition with other bands from Ottawa, Montreal, and surrounding district schools, they won the Rotary Club Trophy, awarded to the winner of the High School Band class at the Ottawa Music Festival.Future plans for the band call for a summer music camp, and a trip to Toronto during the next school year.Items to be heard on the Westmount Municipal Ass'n meeting programme Thursday include a march, Stars and Stripes Forer of such dog, as well as the person who caused such dog to be in such place, shall be deemed to have infringed this by-law.\u201d Several complaints of dogs running loose and molesting gardens have already been received .by the department.Bicycle thefts season is here police advise Police warn that the season of bicycle thefts is here.Lock your bicycles when you leave them.At night, bring them inside the house.They also remind bicycle owners that no licenses will be issued this year unles the serial is set Thursday Annual meeting of the West- mount Municipal Association, open to all residents, will be held Thursday evening next, May 8th, at Victoria Hall beginning at 8.15 p.m, The state of the city will be reviewed by Mayor Sydney Bru- neau and municipal problems will be discussed.A program of band music will be presented by the Westmount High School Band under the direction of Morley Calvert, ANTI-T.B.CLINIC A chest X-ray clinic sponsored by the Montreal Anti-Tuberculo- sis League will he held next week in the basement of Victoria Hall, meet May 8th \u201cNow is the opportunity to speak up or for ever hold your peace,\u201d concerning the executive of next year's Young Pro- water and superheater tubes in| gressive Conservative Group of two boilers ($6,050.); the instal- St.Antoine-Westmount.Thurs- lation of part of a common neu- day night, May 8th at 8:15 pb.tral underground network ($6.-|in the Westmount Junior 300): and the purchase of High School Auditorium, Aeca- wooden poles to replace some demy Road, the young Conser- which are no longer serviceable vatives will hold their nomina- ($1,800.).tion meeting for the forthcoming season.Positions on\u2019 the executive are more numerous for next year than they were.The executive will consist of a president, three vice-presidents, a secretary, a treasurer.a corresponding secretary, and some twelve Executive Committee members.Slated activities for the ensuing DANCI CE POSTPONED The gala fund-raising Dan-\u201ce Party scheduled for the Snow- don YM-YWIIA Saturday, May 17, has been postponed put of respect for the late Sol Kellert, long-time honorary president of the YM-YWHA, who died early last month.Postponement of the dance| year will be more in number,| Ver (Sousa), Toccata for Monday through Friday from number of the bike is known.If Was announced by Moe Prupas, and greater in variety.Events, Band (Erickson), Barcarolle 9 am.to 12 noon and from 2|you cannot find it, bring your who as successful as were some this (Leidzen) Londonderry Air |, to 5 pm.All local resid- bike to the station.Conslables to-chairman of the event, said the new date would be madz year, will, of course, be contin- public in the near future.ued on an annual basis.- * are noted for results in their serial searches.(soloist: Joan Henderson) and the Waltz \u2018rom \u201cEugene One- ein\u201d (Tschaikowsky) ents are urged to take advang- age of this free service, 4 mue verte eee - ye OE Rada eat rer FTN ry! ry CRO oct TD EE IE AUN I f= i - : + pri Pla Aran Lo = LL er - Lo as cn prin \u2014 nb hse ron, ores 25 ar.Sm mrt grt «me a I ca © me\u2014- 2 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 2, 1958 T H IS Ww E E K A N D N E X T A T 2722202770 222077 .e > TALENT The Unity Boys\u2019 77 Re Unity Boys Club A PROJECT OF WESTMOUNT ROTARY CLUS ZZ: By Maurice Mariasine | PARADE Club Talent Parade under the musical direction of Fred Pennell will present a two-hour Variety Show at the Club at 8.00 p.m.tomorrow.The Talent Show featuring the tops in teen talent \u2014- singers, dancers.musicians have, during the past year.provided entertainment tu patients at mihtary hospitals, the elderly, adult para- plegies.the inmate population of the Federal Training Centre of St.Vincent de Paul and for the benefit of church organizations.Now, by popular demand of C'ub members and their parents the Shov.comes to the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, The cast includes the follow- fng: Opening number by the Unity Cuties under the direction of Miss Heather Smith \u2014 the Cuties are: Lind.Hotton, Ellen Rowland.Adele Prevost, Ann O'Halloran, Joan Barnaby, Carolyn Scanlan.Patsy Prevost.Margaret Hickey, Sherril Muir Cheryl Dargavel and Lillian Jef- fries; the ythym Eagles \u2014 Ernie Kirkhan, Ralph Lavender and Wayne Parsons; Lerraine .Gould, Pat Collins, Gertrude Coogan, Barbara Ann Gould, Lily Parks, Louise Ferland, Ken ® WASH © SIMONIZ © INTERIOR CLEAN HOME SERVICE At your garage For appointment please call EXCLUSIVE CAR CLEANING RE.3-3873 6 P.M.to 10 P.M.Daily Day and Night Service and Ray McWhirter, Frances Gould, Maxine Godfrey, Hannah Lebwohl, Pat Mumford, Erlana Fraser, Gloria Richardson, Brenda Darbyson, Maureen Rennie, George Luker, Evelyn Anthony, | Gerald Hebert, Audrey Jay, Cecilia Orsini, Nicky Borzelli, Evelyn Desjardins, Brian Christie, Little Bobby, Billy Walker and Marcel and Michel Houde, Fred Pennell at the piano and Billy Smith on drums.HOBBY SHOW Articles produced in the Hobby Workshops during the past year will be on display in the Senior Games Room.This will provide parents and friends in the Community an opportunity to see for themselves what the youngsters have accomplished in a constructive way.It will also give parenis an opportunity to meet the Club leaders as the volunteer \u201cstaff and the full time staff will be on hand for that purpose, FOOD SALE Unity Ladies Auxiliary under President Mrs.Arthur Prevost will conduct their annual Food Sale.Members of the Auxiliary will be on hand tRroughout gthe evening and are looking forward to a successful sale.The proceeds as mentioned before will be used for some worthwhile Unity project.The Auxiliary has done extremely good work for the Club.Recently, the group donated a set of costumes for the Unity Cuties.Not too long ago, they provided a set of drapes for the Teen-Age Lounge.Other projects included the donation of a set of dishes and cutlery.We are most grateful to the Ladies Auxiliary and very proud of their accomplishments.We urge all parents to support this worthwhile cause.and | WESTMOUNT TAILOR VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON Ladies\u2019 and Gent's High Class Tailor | SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your own material at moderate prices.We do every kind of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, Remodelling and Repairs.QUALITY GUARANTEED BY EXPERT HANDS 425E St.Catherine St.West PROMPT SERVICE WE.3-2672 Reasonable Prices HIER EE EEE HOO MAY MELODIES Westmount Junior High School 20 Academy Rd.W.FREDERICK Swiss Watch Repair Expert MOVING to larger and more convenient premises of 1316 GREENE AVENUE Next to Post Office Our much bigger stock will now include Watches \u2014 Clocks \u2014 Jewellery \u2014 Silverware WE.7-1855 I i Admission 50c ; Tuesday-May 6th-8.30 p.ma .a Tickets on Sale at the Door = .\"4.08.D.OO OOOO RS \u2018 d hI A mT \u2014\u2014\u2014 Navy League Campaign vice- chairman:\u2014 CMDR P.A.LANGLOIS, RCN (R), RET'D.who has been named vice- chairman of the 1958 Maintenance Appeal of the Montreal Branch of the Navy League of Canada.The campaign will run from May 4th to 17th.The League has not raised its objective from its usual $435,- 000., but if its youth training programme is not to be curtailed in the fact of rising operating costs, the figure MUST be achieved.NAVY LEAGUE CAMPAIGN The newly-appointed Commanding Officer Naval Divisions, Commodore E.W.Finch-Noyes, CD, RCN, will be guest of honor at a dinner given by the Montreal Branch of The Navy League of Canada on Monday evening next.This marks the opening of the League's 1958 Maintenance Drive for $45,000.In his \u2018mew appointment, Commodore Finch-Noyes becomes, among other things, \u201cboss Sea Cadet\u201d and as Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps are sponsored, in cooperation with the Royal Canadian Navy, by the Navy League of Canada, it is most appropriate and fortunate that he is able to be on hand on this occasion.a General Dynamics posifion is firm (Special to The Monitor) Dover, Del, April 24 \u2014 Preliminary figures indicate that consolidated sales and earnings of General Dynamics Corporation and subsidiaries for the first quarter of 1958 will be substantially the same as those of the first quarter of 1957, Frank Pace Jr., president, told the corporation's share owners at their annual meeting here today.Final figures will be released in the May 10th dividend letter to share owners, he said.Cerebral Palsy Peter Bronfman, chairman of the Cerebral Palsy Campaign, advises that the second fund raising campaign of the association is now drawing to a close with less than 20% of the goal of $50,000 having been reached at thig time.The campaign officially ends April 30.These funds are desperately needed to assist those afflicted with Cerebral Palsy and to continue training, educational, rehabilitation and occupational guidance programs now being carried out at various hospitals and centers throughout the Province.If sufficient monies are not collected, it will mean that this assistance and programming will have to be seriously curtailed.Mr.Bronfman pointed out that these services are not available except through the help provided by the Cerebral Palsy Association and asked that those who have not yet contributed do so at once by sending their contributions to Cerebral Palsy Association of Quebec, Inc, 1421 MacKay street, Montreal.' | 4 Dr: Henry Laureys buried on Tuesday Final tribute was paid Tuesday to Dr.Henry Laureys, 75, of 484 Mount Pleasant avenue, who died Saturday morning in Montreal.Services were held from St.-Leo\u2019s Church.Dr.Laureys, a former member of Canada\u2019s Diplomatic corps, educationist and recognized authority on foreign trade, was a native of Belgium and a graduate, in 1906, of Louvain University.He came to Canada in 1911 and became a British subject three years later.He was ambassador to Peru from 1944 to 1947 and became minister to Norway and Denmark in 1947.In the same year Leffer contest planned fo aid hospital drive Patients in five hosp; \u2018 being invited to take ro letter-writing contest enti) | \u201cMy Stay in Hospital\u201d ol The bilingual contest, Sponsin- ed by the Special Eventy Committee of the Joint Hospita] Fund 1958, is open to patients of the Royal Victoria, Montreal General, Montreal Children's, Alexandra ana Royal Edward Law en.April 30.Patients are asked (go write à he was minister to Denmark letter as though addresseg t , only, *serving in that position relative or friend.They may until his retirement -in 1950.make it whatever length thy He was appointed professor in Wish.\u2019 Entries may be vritten the School of Higher Commercial Studies in 1911 and became dean in 1916.He was also former director-general of technical education for the Province of Quebec.In 1923 he was director of the Canadian exhibition train which A | toured France and Belgium in will be awarded the winners, The the interests of Canada.From contest closes April 30th.1940 to 1944 he was Canadant\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014- high commissioner to South Af- gium), Knight of the Legion of rica.Honor (France), the Grand Cross Dr.Laureys attended many of the Order of Daneborg (Den.international education meetings mark).He received the Corona.and was a member of a number tion Medal in 1937 and the Cross of associations concerned with of the Order of Polonia Restitua education.in 1933.He received decorations from Dr.Laureys was the author of Britain, France, Belgium end several books, im both English Denmark.They included Knight nd French, on foreign affairs of the Order of the Cross (Bel- and trade.* He is survived by his wife, the former Ludivine Tanguay, whom he married in 1912; two sone.Church Jean Francois and Maurice; a A young woman said of the daughter, Mrs.Peter N.Dawes: church, \u201cJesus Christ is in this, 80d five grandchildren.church, anything can happen here.\u201d Lives are changed, homes are changed, nations are changed under the leadership and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.Dealing with these thoughts the minister will speak in the morning on \u2018The Master's Hand\u201d and Rev.W.B.King, representative of the Southern Baptist Convention, will share the evening service with the minister.There will be a reception of new members and the ordinance of Communion at the morning service.French or English and win be judged next month in three age categories: \u2014 patients 10 yeas of age and under; 11 to 18 years, and adults.Numerous prizes, donate] iy Montreal companies and stores Westmount Baptist T= MUSIC of our Hammond organ provides a lovely background for the memorial ser- McKERGOW PACK vice.At the last meeting, Keith Creed, received his First Star.+ We were very pleased that his DA Collins mother was able to attend this INC.PA NUESE AP WitLIAMY meeting.We also had a visit from Akela Lee of Wesley B Pack.Akela Lee played a game with the Cubs and led our campfire singsong.5610 SHERBROOKE STREET WEST Express your sympathy at a time wher.the proper words are difficult to find.4509 COTE DES NEICES RD.| RE.8-1124 tian hospitals from April 1 1 AMPLE PARKINS FACILIT.ES \u2014\u2014 Jp \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AE, F3 Te Chapel of Cathedral Beauly Bi TY \u2014 Sn = en es HOOVER VACUUM CLEANERS *gorvice by trained Hoover ine Hoover parts are \u2018Do not accept substitutes.e Where To Service Them © JD.| \u201cWhere To Buy -Them\u201d BRANCH OFFICE HOOVER CO.CR.1-3529-CR.1-3488-CR.Men and genu- avais ble through Factory Branch Service Stations.only -6233 ~ 0 Ce Wxaminer ESTABLISHED : WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 1899 5 Certified Watchmakers JEWELLERS 1216 Creene Ave.VOL.XXIX, No.18 Genetics fopic held interest of Events club \u201cGeretics,\u201d\u2019 science of Hercdity and environment, was the topic before the Current Events meeting of Westmount Senior High School Wednesday.Professor J.W.Boyes, PhD.head of Department of Genetics at McGill University spoke.; After being introduced by Philip Boyes, his son, the speaker proceeded to define Genetics as the study of structure, growth, function, and reproduction.He chose as hig topic the genes in reproduction and described how present life comes from preexisting life.Prof.Boyes emphasised that Genetics is influenced hy the Law of Chance mutation, and this is so because the chance mingling of the genes in the chromosomes from every single cell.The genes, he explained 1s the hereditary determiner nf all potential characteristics of the new animal .and plant.Unlike genes, he said, combine to {orm new characteristics in the nu- clens of each cell.The dominant genes determines the characteristics.Prof.Boves pointed out that .radio-active materials can affect the rharacteristics of the gun-s, thus explaining why scientists are concerned over the inrrease | of radio-active materials in \u201che air During the question period, Prof.Boves suggested to an n- quirer that what is a fact in a religion, for example the creation of the world.is separate (roa what is treated as a fact in a science, JEWISII BROADCAST Rabbi Morton Leifman, of the Beth El Congregation Town of Mount Royal will deliver a \u2018lag beomer\u201d message over CJAD Sunday morning at 10:30.[his program is under the sponsorship of the Board of Jewish Ministers of Greater Montreal.We have received a shipment of genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, LAMBS' WOOL, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality.In All Shades 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 F.L SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2-6633 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1958 HONORARY APPOINTMENT CALDER, E.D., has been Colonel of the Royal Montreal manded overseas in the Second appointed \u2014 LT.-COL.JAMES A.honorary Lieutenant the unit he com- The appointment tegiment, World War.was announced for the first time Sunday as the unit attended its annual church parade to SC Mechanics Instifute Whether the subject of interest is painting, pottery, lion- taming, re-decorating, car maintenance or mountain-climbing in Tibet the obvious place of reference is a library.Mechanics\u2019 Institute has issued a reminder to residents of this area that solutions to all these problems \u2014 and any more likely to be dreamt up \u2014 are available in their circulating library at Atwater avenue opposite the terminus.The library is open until 9 p.m.and full particulars for membership are readily available.Particular attention will be given to persons brushing up for exams \u2014 whether it be in painting pottery, etc.Great Pyramid lecture topic Friday evening \u201cThe Great Pyramid\u201d will be the subject of discussion at a lecture being given by the Theosophical Society at the Mechanic's Institute, 1200 Atwater street Friday nt 8.30 p.m.+ Colonel EE.LL.Thomson, general secretary of the Canadian section of the Theosophi- enl Society, who has studied the famous enigma from egyptologists and occult sources, will give a synthesis of his findings.Mathias Church.\u2014Photo National Defence : Michael ; Grover and D.Lou Harris; Bronfman re-named bond group chief Mr.Samuel Bronfman has been re-elected president at the annual meeting at the Board of Directors and Shareholder of Canada-Israel Securities Ltd.sponsors of the sale of State of Israel Bonds in Canada.Mr.Bronfman reported that close to $20,000,000 of State of Israel Bonds have been sold in Canada since the inception of the Israel Bond Drive in this country in January 1953 In addition to Mr.Bronfman, the other officers elected for 1958-1959 were Vice-Presidents: Garber, QC; Hyman Co- Treasurers: Joseph H.Fine, QC and Joseph N.Frank; Secrelary: Samuel Moskovitch, QC.Martin Newmark is General Manager.Newmark pointed out that 31 communities had conducted campaigns for the sale of Israel Bonds in 1957 and that the plans for 1958 include several new areas during Tenth Anniversary sales drives to commemorate the first decade of Israel's Independence.Mr.Newmark reported ohn results in 1957 pointing out that Israel Bonds in Canada are being sold through a unique \"program dependent upon volunteer workers throughout the country.The Bonds are issued by the Royal Bank of Canada.Samuel Moskovitceh QC Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Corporation, was presented with a citation \u2018and gift, on the occasion of his completion of two years of servige to the Corporation in that cara- city.Mrs.A.Keiller | heads authors Mrs.Alex Keiller, 318 Cote St.Antoine, was recently lected president of the Canadisn Authors\u2019 Association at \u201cher annual n eeting.Other of the Executive include: Mr.Leslie Roberts, vice - president, Mr.R.H.Mainer.vice-president, Dr.Constance Beresford-Howe, past president, Miss Helen Len- vitt, honorable recording secretary.Miss June Grant, honorahle corresponding secretary.and Mr.Hugh Jarman, honorable frea- | surer.Summing up the \u2018esponsi- bilities of Canadian writers, Ve VaWeoVaVaVeViVeVaVeVeVeVe Ve Ve Ve y SN HU.NE à 372 VICTORIA AVE WESTMOUNT NFO sro PA MAMAN newdy clected membars guest speaker Mrs.Doris Hedges said at the meeting, \u2018\u201c.it ie up to each one of us to carry the war of ideas to ils final and victorious conclusion, as humanly.as courageously.and an entertainingly as possible.\u201d 370 Victoria Avenue THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWN ALL PRIVATELY OWNED CARS * TRADE-IN and TERMS ACCEPTED °e GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.FARGO - PLYMOUTH.\u201c9.5748 .\u201c= Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc., ot reasonable rates.ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.(Just below Sherbrooke) Munroe Abbey heads Appeal for new ferm Monroe Abbey.519 Clarke avc- nue, Westmount, has been elected chairman of the board of directors of Combined Jewish Appeal of Montreal.Mr.Abbey.a lawyer, succeeds Abe Bronfman.who has been named as honorary chairman of the Appeal together with Samuel Bronfman and Philip Garfinkle.David Kirsch is honorary vice- chairman.Mr.Abbey is chairman of the national executive commiltee of the Canadian Jewish Congress and a member of the board of trustees of Federation of Jewish Community Services, both of which organizations are supported by Combined Jewish Appeal.Other officers named to the Combined Jewish Appeal board at a meeting Thursday evening are Moe Levitt, vice-chairman; Joseph N.\u2018Frank and Samuel Samuelson, co-treasurers; and Michael Greenblatt; secretary.Dr.John Lochead speaks fo Rofary Wednesday next , Dr.John R.Lockhead.well known Westmount physician and a member of the Montreal General Hospital's Department of Surgery.will be a speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Westmount Rotary Club on Wednesday.May 7.in Victoria Hall Dr.Lockhead's address.entitled \u201cThe Hospital in Your Community.\u201d will be given in collaboration with the Speakers\u2019 Bureau of the Joint Hospital Fund 1958.EL.0767 Po \"SUP USuSUUASASUSAMN i oy RC A Ne ci 5 i rm reas - a j { i ti - \u20ac 14 A John W.Sancton Publisher Serving the City ol W>stmount Friday, May 2, 1958 THE EXAMINER PUZLISHING COMPANY Had Office: 2185 Ham ron Ave.Montreai HUntes 1-2°71* Hugh E.M:Cormick President Harry V.Stoddard.Director of Public Relations Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenneth Hatton, Director o.Sales Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advert'siag Manager Fhe Examiner aims to he ap independent, \u2018lean yewsnape2r ur the nome, devoted Lo public service, Mail subscripnions: $2.00 per year; $1.8¢ hall vear.Avthorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept Orawa WE SAY Turn out Thursday ESTMOUNT citizens have an opportunity next Thursday evening to voice their views on municipal affairs.They can make it their night.Or they can leave it to the old clique and claque.The occasion is the annual meeting of the West- mount Municipal Association.The association has no established by-laws.But by practice it is accepted that any Westmount ratepayer is entitled to belong, to participate, to vote.All too many ratepayers don\u2019t bother.They rightly regard their City as well run for them, as a pleasant place to live.They care little how it is run; it's live and let live.They care little that much the same group, dropping one or two and adding one or two from time to time, goes on running \u201ctheir\u201d association year after year.As such this compact nominates its slate for mayor and aldermen each time the City charter says elections are due.Rarely is the slate opposed.Exercised or not, control of City affairs in effect rests with the controlling group of the association.The system naturally perpetuates the ill-begot- ten custom of barring official discussion of the City's business from the citizens\u2019 ears \u2014 by the artful dodge of taking virtually all Council discussion behind the committee room's closed doors.Some don't like it.Opposition to this state of affairs is growing.The Examiner learns that serious citizens will be heard and felt at next Thursday's meeting, All such persons may not be like-minded.But their common purpose should be to see that any citizen may exercise his right to be heard and to \u201chear, in association and in Council.If you care, turn out at .Victoria Hall next Thursday evening.Revue by Fossils recalls achievement HE annual Fossils Revue, currently being offered, calls to mind the excellent work of this small but exceedingly effective service organization.Organized in the days < of the depression with a handful of young West Enders as its core, the Fossils suspended for a period while the members were in the armed service, but when the Second World War was won, those who returned took up the task of raising funds for underprivileged boys anew, and a magnificent job has been done down the years.The Fossils Show has become an institution and the excellence of its annual offering, - together with the spirit behind it and the purpose to which the revenue is dedicated has won for it one of the most faithful audiences in the world.While doing a big job for the underprivileged, the Fossils have also done something for themselves.There is a spirit of cameraderie, a closely- knit bond of fellowship among its members that is seldom seen in any organization, no matter in what field of endeavour.Standing shoulder-to- shoulder in an unobtrusive way, Fossils have demonstrated that they give to each other the extra strength of purpose sometimes required to overcome the battles of life.Members of the group are the better for this association.It is a natural corollary of community service work, and is to be seen in its most practical application in the Fossils Club if one can see sufficiently beneath the surface of bonhommerie.The show and the work of the organization is to be most highly commended.fam THE EXAMINER Examiner profile; A new look at Doug Harvey By CYNTHIA JONES ROBABLE winner for the fourth straight year of the Norris Trophy for the best all-round defence- man in professional hockey is popular Douglas Harvey who has lived all his 33 years in N.D.G.with a brief time out to serve in the Navy during World War Il.Harvey, who has just completed his 11th season and fourth winning Stanley Cup series with the Montreal Canadiens, is also picked for \u2018the all star team for the seventh consecutive year \u2014 the first man ever to do so.\u201cI guess the trophy that a player values most is the Hart trophy, given to the player who proves most valuable to his team, and I think either Gordie Howe or the Pocket Rocket, who had a bang-on first part of the year, will] get that one this year,\u201d said Harvey, seated m a comfortable chair at his attractive gray stone bungalow on St.Ignatius avenue.During a good part of the interview Harvey bouniced his 11-month-old, black-eyed baby \u2018daughter, Diane, on his knee.Three other children are Dougie, 8, the living image of his father and quite a hockey player in his own Darlene, 5, a brunette with luminous brown eyes; and Nancy 2, blonde, blue-eyed tot, who has been talking a blue streak since The children kept barging into the living room to check up on their father, who is runaing the household because Mrs.Harvey, a Verdun girl, is in hospital, recuperating from a recent operation.right; she was 10 months old.Housekeeping Harvey, a crew cut with turned-up nose, widely spaced blue-grey eyes and impish grin, showed as much prowess at housekeeping and baby-sitting as he does on the ice.\u201cMy mother, who lives a coup.e 0.streets over, is helping me out,\u201d said Harvey.\u201cBut this morning I bathed and changed \u2018he baby; after all I should be used to it, with four children.I don't doubt that the girls would look à bit better if my wife was here but they look fine to me.\u201d Dougie Jr.with the same grin as his father, put in that his dad p:ayed hockey on the street with the children and one time the kids beat him 18 to 12.His father, who is referred to as th» \u201cbackbone of the Canadiens,\u201d laughed and said that if Dougie Jr.wished tc be a pro hockey player.he could be with his blessing.Harvey said that he had been horn in his parents\u2019 home on Old Orchard avenue.His \u201cather, now 62, a non- hockey player but a bicycling enthusiast, who is in the sales department of a pharmaceutical firm, came to Canada from England when he was a boy of eight.His mother, a white-haired, pretty woman with dark eyes, was born in J\u2019ennsyivania but was brougnt up in Ontario, married \u2018in Kingston.Doug's mother and father moved to Montreal in 1921.In the Navy \u201cAs long as I can remember I played hockey,\u201d said Doug.\u201cI went te Gilson School and left West Hill High in the spring of '43 with one year college, having ma- tricked the year before.I was no student, just average, and then I joined the navy.\u201d Harvey spent 26 months in the navy as a gunner on merchant ships.\u201cI saw the world,\u201d he said.\u201cI had two runs to England and Scotland, seven months on the West Indies-Brazil run, and four months on the African run.If the way had lasted I would have gone on the Australia and Indian routes.\u201d While in the Navy on home leaves between 1942 and 1945 Doug played hockey for the Royal Juniors, moving up to - the Royal Seniors for two years before joining the Canadiens for the '47-'48 season when he was 22.Early in his career with the Canadiens, Harvey also played professional basebal.with the Ottawa Nationals and in 1945 he had a spell of football with the Navy and the Hornets, who later changed their name to the Alouettes.\u201cI settled for hockey as a career because there was no money in football a.the time; baseball was just a past time with re; and the overlapping schedules didn't aliow me to play two games,\u201d said Doug.During his second season with che Canadiens, Harvey married Ursula Hardie of Verdun whom he had known since she was 15.\u201cI was 24 and she was 21 when we married after being engaged 15 months,\u201d said Doug.\u201cI wrote to her when 1 was in the Navy 1 remember, anc when I got home I saw her at the hockey games.1 liked her.She was quiet and now her life is centred around the children.A fellow is lucky when he gets a girl like that.\u201d Half the time Harvey is on the road with the Canadiens.His good friend for the past 13 years has been Floyd Currie with whom he first played hockey on the Royal Seniors team.\u2018There are no cliques in the Club,\u201d said Doug.\u201cI have been rooming with the Rocket since he cut his leg in February but if things aren't going well the coach changes roommates.Both the Rocket and Pocket are quiet, Boom-Boom Geof- frion .s the one who stirs up the fun, and I guess you would call me on the noisy side, too.\u201d Likes Pictures On the road Doug goes to shows to put in time, wanders THEY through the department stores to visit the fishing and games departments.He often goes fishing with Rocket Richard; hunting deer with Ken Mosde=L.He shoots a 90 at the Wentworth Golf Club of which he is a member.Not enamored of TV, Doug prefers to read \u201canything at all\u201d and he likes to play bridge.Five foot 101%, weighing 185 pounds, Doug keeps a daily check of his weight.\u2018I never go over 190,\" he said.\u201cAn athlete is finished if he puts on too mu\u201dh weight, Fifteen pounds too heavy and you may rot make the team.\u201d He enjoys on occas.onal beer, an occasional cigar but never smokes cigarettes.His heavy fan mail is handled oy his sister Mary.A pile of 250 letters is on hand to be answered.\u201cI sit down and autogrdph 100 pictures at a time and Mary sends them out,\u201d said Doug.\u201cHockey, like football, is a team game and there is not much you can do unless the whole team is working together,\u201d said Doug.\u201cSometimes guys get credit and sometimes they don't, Everybody is importan.and that's why I don't like headlines or the star system.Sometimes the smaller guys don't get the credit they deserve.For instance, there are four other defence-men on our team and they are hardly ever mentioned and I don't think that is right.\u201d Harvey says he enjoys a good life.\"When I am through as a player | would like to stay in the game as a coach or referee,\" said Doug.\u201cAfter all, hockey is what | know best.\" SAY Work is the scythe of time.\u2014Napoleon .- ! The\u2018 Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 2, 1958 5 WHEN TO PAINT sanding and other pre-painting I The best time to paint your preparation \u2014 and likely only .house is.before it begins to show one coat will be needed instead , that it needs painting.This way ot the two coats required for i the job takes less scraping.more weather-worn surfaces.« [+ NOTICE Liberals and their friends of Westmount-St.Geprge are in- rÿited to à meeting at the Montreal Reform Club on Saturday, May 3rd, at 2 P.M., for the purpose of selecting delegates fo the convention of the Provincial Liberal Party.J.Richard Hyde M.P.P: © GENUINE REDUCED \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER PRICES WHERE YOU WILL : EVENTUALLY BUY! United Photographic Store Idd.758 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL SUITS & COATS Hand Tailored To Your Measure from best English Woollens for Ladies and Gentlemen.Come in and be convinced.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's SLACKS $15 Made to Measure For a Full Measure of 15° Satisfaction Next Time You Need \"COKE .CALL Remodelling & Repairs Reasonable Prices Work Guaranteed Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE {Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 ve i.CLOSED SATURDAYS AL AND THE \u201cPOCKET\u201d: CJAD\u2019s popular sportscaster AL CAULEY chats with POCKET-ROCKET RICHARD at Windsor Station, as Canadiens returned from the U.S.complete with the Stanley Cup.Italian Straw Hat\u2019 at Trinity May 7-10 Trinity Players will top off another successful theatre season at their regular stand, Trinity Hall, May Tth to May 10th with a frothy confection known as An Italian Straw Hat.This English adaptation, by Thomas Walton, of a 100 year old French comedy concerns the fortunes and misfortunes of a young man who, on his wedding day, becomes innocently involved in the bewildering search for a straw hat of particular design and composition.5250 WESTERN AVE.HU.1-0371 This gay bit of nonsense * which follows such critically acclaimed hits as Witness for the Prosecution, Stalag 17 and Fortune, My Foe, is the fourth production for Trinity Players this season, and will be presented at Trinity Hall, Sherbrooke and Marlowe Streets, from Wednesday May 7 to Saturday May 10, inclusive, curtain time 8.30 sharp.Direction is by Robert Verniks, resident director of Trinity Players.Tickets at $1.25 each are available in advance at Trinity Memorial Church Hall ; at Melody House, Sherbrooke make paint street w., at Willis and Co.or dollars go far- by calling WE 3-9895 after 6 ther, You can depend Upon pm.Admission at the door is them for the long, colorful life, $1.50.the sturdy resistance to wear \u2019 and weather which mean true 32 IN CAST paint economy.For enduring A cast of 32 and backstage beauty and protection, use workers numbering between 20 C-I.L PAINTS.Choose from a and 30 make An Italian Straw tempting array of colors and Hat one of Trinity's most ambi- make your home the beauty tious productions to date.A spot of the neighborhood.number of West End residents * are included in the large cast QUEEN MARY and production staff.West- \u2019 mounter Sue-Anne Barrett plays Helen, the bride.Miss Barnette H was last seen on Trinity's stage as \u2018the other woman\u2019 in Witness for the Prosecution.5323 QUEEN MARY RD.ms HUnter 1-0129 with God.There is no last or C-1-L PAINTS All service ranks the same first.\u2014Robert Browning.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 Consultations: 12.30 to 2 P.M.and 6 to 8 P.M.or bv appointment Telephone HU.8-2181 _ 348 Victoria Ave.block south of Sherbrooke Street) E.DACCORD Ltd.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Suggests .That you restore the beauty of your lawn this Spring with .DACCORD READY MIX 35 LAWN TOP DRESSING = The most practical and effective ready-mixed top The most frequent reason for failing to obtain a dressing for your lawn.Contains everything to velvet-like lawn is the incdequate preparation of make a beautiful lawn in a single operation! the soil and particularly the ack of sufficient CONTENTS \u2014 Rich Screened Top Soil - High water after the operation.So please remember\u2014 Percentage of Organic Matter - Top Quality do not use Daccord Ready Mix Lawn Top Dressing Grass Seed, free of clover.Blended in the proper on hard surfaces.proportions to be correct and to give quick results., .Our many years of experience in creating lawns HOW TO USE DACCORD as el as general Landscaping is invaluable if real value is to be obtained for the money spent.READY MIX LAWN TOP DRESSING This top dressing will definitely eliminate your problem of ordering soil that, on many occasions, is not fhe correct material and also not the Ar i > i DNS ~The !.-\u201cCut grass as short as possible.2.Rake up lawn thoroughly, in order to remove correct quantities.all dead grass or debris.Minimum weight 100 Ibs.when packed 3.Hf bare patches, loosen soil with rake.hoe or .PER BAG CASH & pick and break large lumps.Price 2.7 Delivered.™ 2.5 CARRY 4.Spread DACCORD READY MIX LAWN TOP DRESSING evenly, at the rate of one bag per 100 square feet (10' x 10\u2019) more or less.S.Rake lightly and evenly with a straight iron rake 6.Roll with medium heavy.roller.7.Water well and keep the soil surface constantly | Inquiries invited from Dealers | damp until the seed has germinated.E.DACCORD ume nig \u201cMember of the Quebec Landscape Gardeners' and Nurserymen's Association\u201d NURSERY: 900 Montee de Liesse at Cote Vertu \u2014 Saint Laurent PHONES: RI.4-3425 \u2014 RI.4-3823 Phone today for further information about this time-saving, labour-saving and money-saving lawn top dressing.\u2014 Your best bet for a perfect lawn. 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 2, 1958 I i | Loyola to require Royal ln CAMP MACAZA xams of entrance troops color 5 LABELLE COUNTY h Hi h S h I M il Summer Camp for Boys and Girls 7 fo 12 years to the Filg chool on May lth Boating, swimming, handicrafts, boxing, In a statement issued yesterday, Very Reverend the Aimy oe) brght spots ot dramatics and trips, all under, fhe Gerald F.Lahey, Rector of Loyola College, has announced mises to be a fine o] A coren a \u2018 supervision of carefully Chosen stat?an a policy change with regard to applicants.for Loyola.High which a regular army battalinn 4 directe y School.Commencing with the school of the \u201cRoyal 22ième Regiment bl Miss Ruby Smith, B.A., M.S.P.E.x year 1958-1959, all new appli- from Quebec City will perform 5 .cants will be required to sit for when it \u201cTroops the Tojo at ; BOOKLET ON REQUEST M f entrance examinations.For this Molson Stadium the afternsnn of À 501 Claremont Avenue Westmount any rom area year the examinations will be| May 24th.: .held on Saturday, June 14th, at Honorable Onesime Gagnon g plan 10 attend 10:00 a.m.at Loyola High School.PC, QC.Lieutenant-Govermoy of > N Results will be published shart- Quebec Province will preside at v CAMP NOMINI GUE b d Î ly thereafter.the cer.mony.This will be ne 9 , 2.on Con erence The rector stated that the re1-| new Lieutenant-Governor's first ° Nominingue, Que.A special conference of leaders [Son for introducing entrance ex- formal visit at a nilitary func.34th SEASON of the 1958 Israel Bond Canm- aminations \u201cis to facilitate ar-| tion in this city Since he vas b Boys 7 to 16 Years paign has been called by His Wx.rangements on the part of the appointed the Queen's represen- 2 ideal site.safe, sandy beach.Fully equipped.Permanent cellency, Arthur Lourie, Ambag- college for accepting students tative in the Province of Quebec, | senior staff.Specialists in swimming, crafts and nature.Six age sador of the State of Israel tu who can be expected to do well \u2018n AN Regular Army ard Militig 4 groups.Resident pediatrician and 1vo nurses.Lo.Canada, for Sunday, May 4th.their studies at Loyola High Units are planning Army Day i Canoe trips.sailing, water skiing, swimming.tennis, riflery, in the Ottawa Jewish Commnni*y School.\u201d _ .celebrations in their home com.i archery, crafts, nature and camp craft.Center, 151 Chapel street, Ol \u201cIn addition,\u201d \u2018he said, \u201cthe munities.The local program w £ ® ILLUSTRATED FOLDER tawa.new system will prove of servic: also include band concerts ang # Owner-Director: F.M.VAN WAGNER This conference will open with © Parents who wish to place ay paye offered hy the ä 3071 Trafalgar Ave., Montreal a Breakfast Session at 8:30 am [helt Sons In a school best Bitted Ome HLS 0 a Arona: b WE.3-8937 and bi reves A récoption Father Lahey said there have Major-General John M.Rack.7] on be held rt Rinmereth.tan been occasions in the past where ingham, General Officer Com- hom Sr Ambassador and Mrs | & student.was unable to meat manding Quebec Army Command ï ~ \u2018iy at 4:00 p.m \u201cthe challenge of the standards of extends a cordial welcome to all .2 \u201cI ee ( j us s +: a Loyola High School and was Montrealers who wish to join .n GROW $ NEST GIRLS CAMP A ; Among those attending from forced to go elsewhere during his Army Day celebrations either hy 22 d SEASON of this area will \u201ce:- Jack Becker |e, ves term of studies.attending the \u2018\u201cTrooping\u201d in ha n CR Henry Benson, Abe Bronfman.\u201cThis situation,\u201d he said, \"1s afternoon or the Lafontaine Park f Orford Lake.P.Q.{In the Eastern Townships) Ta Samuel Bronfman, Rabbi Charles naturally disappointing to the displays.in the evening.; .pA ender, Julius Briskin, va : ce of disloca- 17 years \u2014 Boys 5 to 7 only _\"'u Pre 4, Parents and a source o Girls 5 1e y Y Y es Cobrin, Farry Cohen, Rabbi Mau- tion to the boy who is forced to| maintain and strengthen his b FEATURING = rice Cohen, W.B.Cohen, Nathan change schools ruring this im- tradition and T earnestly hope \u20ac Riding (horses and ponies) swimming, land Dermer.Samuel Drazin, Albeit) oi ne neriod of his life.The that the new policy will he wel r and water sports, music, dancing and handi- Baton Mrs.H.1.Y.Fana we entrance examinations on Jun:|comed by all the parents who c craft.Trained supervision by College Grad- - F le PEN PE Sur 14th have been planned to clin: wish to give to their sons the a vates, assisted by Students.A well equipped infirmary with Cross, Hyman rover.Moe Guit.Mate.or at least diminish, the opportunity of the training which .registered nurses.Screened cabins.Extensive electric re- man, M.M.Kalman, M.I.&lern danger of such a change for stu- LOTO eons chool riers.ol ; - .\u2019 : .> : n ; dents.: ; pigeration.Sunday Chapel \u2014 Roman Catholic mass in Mrs.Bernard Lande, Rabbi Mor- «Loyola High School has en | close, as in the past Lwo yes, e astman Village.tin Leifman, Leon Levin, Rahhi devoured,\u201d Father Lahey noted on June 7th.u LA) 9 rs M.Lewities, Lew Roslov.J \u201cto serve the English speaking n C R 0W S N E S T Bargulia, Mrs.[ring Mesh cori Catholics of this province for the fi rthur Pascal, s $V 9° ' ENS 4 «3.4.past 62 years.h Jules Roos, Rabhi David Roth, jous.\u201d he said \u201cto Orford Lake, P.Q.Rabbi W.Shuchat.Dr.and Mrs.1 27 anxious, ' Director: Mrs.E.Lionel Judah M.Simon, Hyman Singerman, i.| nadian J to th nstr ê : .Nathan Steinberg, Joe] Sternthai, nadian Jewry to the reconslmic- é Tel: Montreal, WE.5-5717 or Waterloo 83W22 Rabi 1.J.Teicher, I.1.Wainer.tion and further development of i Max Wolofsky, Mrs.Anna Waz- Israel.: insky.The Conference will also mark - In a special message to the the rededication of all community leaders being invited to the (wn- leaders on behalf of Israel for ference Am'assador Loum | the coming decade at the time »f pointed out thal:- \u201cThe Israel's celebration of the com A Conference of outstanding leal- Plétion of the first Len years % ECE ZI TOITS ers of the Jsrael Bond Drive, Sovereignty.which I am convening for May 4th, takes place at a siznificaat FOR BOYS 6-16 YEARS moment in the history of tne CAMP ARROWHEAD Lac Archambeault, St.Donat, Que.{ State of Israel.The turning .f 86th season.Fully equipped; experienced staff.Registered nurse, the first decade since the .o- Lake Memphremaqgo ue.with doctor on call.Unequalled site; instruction in land sports, establishment of the Stale is a P 909.@ shouting, canocing, sailing, swimming and water skiing; canoe trips.time for general rejoicirg.IL 's 4 Boys 6 to 15.Small groups, personal care.Boys Director C.Barrett Powter, B.A ! \u2018time for evaluation of the pasi il ised.P dapted + level Folder on request and consideration.of what lies well supervised.rograms adapied to age levels.N.B.Powter, 234 St.Anne St., St.Anne de Bellevue ahead.It is also a time for -o- Trained supervision, Safe beach, expert swimming Tel.St.Anne 5745 cognition of the valuable I instruction, watercraft and campcraft.Registered enthusiastic suppor ren Ca- \u2014 \u2014 ! © PP 8 y nurse.HI FOLKS P KENNETH H.MURRAY, B.Sc., M.Ed., Director e If you are contemplating a change in Comp, 46 Surrey Drive, Montreal 16.RE.8-4469 or if you are considering Camp for the first time, ; ted i .: .OUR Camp?be interested in learning about A hequfifully illustrated booklet upon request I.Its individual-centered, friendly and relaxed.2.We have mature, competent ; College trained counsellors, 3.A Regis- i tered Nurse is on our staff.4.All athletic r- eee ee me \u2014 \" facilities for both land and water.5.Camp owns 5 Shetland Ponies.64.We have a | H : | rich creative program of nature studies, For a complete roofing Service dramatics.handicrafts.7.Swell food and plenty of it, prepared the way we lik~ it.| x - 44; 7 , N + ) | a 10 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 2, 1958 .open © Successful reports are featured at save fhe children meeting At the annual meeting of the Canadian Save the Children Fund (Quebec Committee) held recently, Mrs.O.S.Tyndale and Mr.P.S.Macnutt, Honorary Treas: .\u2018urers, reported that residents of Quebec had contributed Po * more than $36,000 to the Fund in 1957.This money had been used to supply food, clothing and medicine to needy eus og ea\u2014 22e 224 Cae Team mr greg ty tee children in 10 countries, sented a substantial increase Mrs.Gardon MacL.Pitts, Honorary Secretary, thanked those in the Montreal area who sponsored 147 children in these oversas countries, giving practical assistance and friendship to these underprivileged children and creating goodwill for \u2018Mrs.Pilts also moved a vote of thanks to Mrs, Stanley Roy- Canada abroad.* 1 contribution of diapers, nighties, socks.mitts and sweaters which they made, and for the donations of good used clothing for children.The Montreal! Voluntary Bureau was also a won- | derful help during the iinancial campaign.Mrs.John G.Harper, publicity including Canada, and repre- over the 1955 total.Mrs.F.Cyril James; hon.treasurers: Mrs.O.S.Tyndale, P.S.Macnutt; hon.Gordon MacLeod Pitts; publicity directors: Mrs.John G.Harper, Mrs, H.G.Meisner: executive secretary: Mrs.A.D.Crerar.Mrs.Boyd Campbell | At the annual meeting of the | Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital, Mrs.Boyd Campbell was re-elected president.The following members were elected to the executive: 1st vice-president\u2014Mrs.C.Waldo; 2nd vice-presidant\u2014Mrs.J W.Clarke; recording secretary secretary: Mrs.- MR.AND MRS.CARSON EDWARD CLEMENTS, whose marriage took place recently in Calvary United Church, Mrs.Clements was formerly Miss Caroline (Lyn) May Alexander, - + Social & Personal ston and her group of devoted .; workers in Verdun, LaSalle.h d H i | WA i Ville Emard, etc.for their fine ça S 9SpI d CB mes pr ren arin gow 4 7 SOLAN, space to the Fund and T.Eaton Sween, Mrs.D.K.Gowans, Mrs.Hospital at a buffet luncheon.Mrs.Boyd Campbell, president, Co.had provided window dis- G.Scurrah, and Mrs.H.Hannay.oured tea and coffee.P t ay spac .Pres pay space.A highly successful year wos Were Mesdames B Smith N A Mrs.Harper also spoke of the noted with outstanding reports Mason EL TB rratin , ; F successful luncheon, held Lo from the outgoing chairmen.It Weedinr o North R Hold: - launch the 1958 campaign, at vas reported that total gross D so \\ Nichol S ut.which Postmaster General, the Fon.William Hamilton, MP was guest speaker.and of the publicity obtained at the time of Brigadier Boyce's visit, through his TV.radio and press interviews, The press, radio and TV received the committee's thanks earnings were almost $14,000.00.Brigadier N.Jolly read the hospital report, and said it was one of great achievement due to the hard work, co-operation, and loyalty on bshalf of her staff.The brigadier congratulated ihe and chison, F.Ward.W.J.McCormick, W.Mann.R.J.O'Leary, C.D.Mitchell, W, J.Wendon.H, G.Harries, H.A.Davis, O, W.Miess, J.W.Fairfield.Mrs.R.B.Porteous and Mus.for their generous coverage of auxiliary on its success, the campaign.thanked them for their devoted W.Boyd Campbell, chairmen for The following officers were service and financial support.the tea being held by the West elected for 1958-59 - chairman: Mrs.Boyd Campbell expressed End Group The Women's Aux- R.O.McMurtry.MC; hon.| yg, grateful thanks to the mem- illary of Grace Dart Hospital on chairmen: Mme.JE.Perrault.bers for their co-operation.May 2 in Knox Crescent ani OBE, William Gittes; vice-chair Mrs.M.H.Schade thanked the Kensington Church will be as men: Mrs.G.Gordon Hyde, mination \u2018ghairman Mrs a sisted by Mrs.D.Clark, Mrs.T n r \u2019 rs.x.: - | Nuttall, and her committee for Le or A ONCE AND securing the new slate of of- , : g ne ; A Mrs.R.MacConnachie, Mrs.J.FOR ALL, ficers, and for a job well done.Metaien Me W HE Dater SAY GOOD-BY New business was then discus- bridge, Mrs.H.H.Schurman, TO anreo | uv aie?Have it permanently removed À FACE, ARMS AND LEGS * SAFELY * GENTLY « SPEEDILY BY ELECTROLYSIS AND SHORT-WAVE FREE CONSULTATION WRITTEN EUARANTEE IE IN PROFESSIONAL CENTRE BEDO.RE.3-4423 Me, Louis Mancine Me.Kane Lolumiorr Spore\u201d + Zy Appoinimad sed.It was announced the nurses\u2019 graduation will take plore May 26 in Wesley United Church.It was moved and carried that the auxiliary have a Strawberry Festival and annual trip.Mrs.W.A.Falconer and Mrs.F.H.Stanway will be co-oconveners for the trip, and anyone interested may give them their name.Tulips may once again be purchased from Mrs.G.W.Lever- ette.Proceeds of which will be donated to the hospital.The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served by Mrs.E.E.Brueton and her committee after which Brigadier Put MOTHER MR.AND MRS.WILLIAM BROCK BARLEY, whose marriage took place on Saturday April 12 in St.Kevin's Church.Mrs.Barley, formerly Miss Diane Mary Cullen, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Patrick B.Cullen of Montreal, Mr.Barley is the son of Mr.and Mrs.E.Brock Barley of Notre Dame de Grace, N.Jolly conducted members through the Formula Room recently renovated by the auxiliary.RMR rummage sale set for Saturday The Ladies Committee of the RMR will hold their semi-annual Royal Victoria Alumnae The Alumnae Association of the Royal Victoria Hospital is holding the annual dinner in honor of the Graduating Class of 1958 at the Ritz Carlton Hotel Tuesday, May 6 at 8:15 p.m.Reverend Norman Rawson will to on a pedestal rummage sale on Saturday, May P¢ the guest speaker: the pres- Gi H 3, at the armory -\u2014 4625 st, |ident, Mrs.Ernest W.R.Butler lve er Catherine street, Westmount, at Will preside.Miss Helene Lamont, director of the nursing amd - 2e HAIRDRESSING a Gitt of Beauty MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 11th 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.(Corner Prince Albert) HU.9-1233 ge nm two o\u2019clock.Mrs.W., P.Hart will convene the sale assisted by Mrs.Harry Etheridge and ladies of the committee.The Armory will be open until that date for all contributions of clothing, books, toys, miscellaneous.Please mark parcels \u201cRMR Rummage Sale\u201d, Contributions may also be left at the following homes: Mrs.Dent Harrison, 609 Roslyn avenue, Westmount; Mrs, C.J.Pratt, 170 48th avenue, Lachine; Mrs.W.P.Hart, 6565 Duncan street, N.D.G.; Mrs.F.F.Rejall, 235 Percival avenue, Montreal West; Mrs.T.J.Kennedy, 371 Lansdowne avenue, Westmount, school will announce the Alumnae prize winners and Miss Rae Fellowes will be in charge of the dinner arrangements.attention to every detail.WEDDING FLOWERS Why compromise?It costs no more for better selection of flowers, exquisite workmanship and meticalous.House of Howers Mountain St, at Sherbrooke PLateau 4444 Mrs.Thacker and Mrs.J.W.Shaw Miss E.ED.K.Gowana.fo director.reported that® dur : Fado the.1958 reported.re \u2014 Mrs.G.W.Leverette: corres- daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Laurence Alexander of West _ ; ol been donated and Shown So all ponding .secretary \u2014 Mrs.N.mount.Mr! Clements is th: son of Mr.and Mrs.E.D.Mrs.Percy Swail.of Benny A _ ! the main banks, the large storss Seath; treasurer \u2014 Mrs.C.A.Clements of Montreal.\u2014O'Neil's Photo avenue, recently entertained the Ep and local shopping areas, while | Cammirand.Travelling Wagon, Wednesday 4 the Bank of Montreal had don- Standing committee\u2014Mrs.E.Sewing group, of The Women's or ated their bus card advertisng E.Brueton, Mrs.S.A.Mac- Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth the ns oth on.nt, ent Fay, ut or- ry, Ww.| ~ Bessboréugh: IODE 4 The monthly meeting of the \u201cof Bessborough Chapter | Earl > ; ODE will be held at the IODE\u2019; \u2018House, 4112 Western avenue, Thursday, May 8, at 8 p.m.pom _ LD © SILVER .Sass e COPPER o NICKEL eo CHROME e CADMIUM ® RHODIUM REPAIRED REPLATED REFINISHED LACQUERED JOHN H.FEELEY & Sons Lid., Est.1899 Repairing Silversmiths and Elec- tro Platers.Largest High Class Job Shop.WE CALL FOR & DELIVER 1437 Aylmer St., VI.5.7947 (A few doors above St.Catherine St.) Opposite Henry Morgan & Co.Operating Canada's \u2014 LEARN TO DRIVE THRU TRAFFIC with LA U 7 0 N school LTD.We are One of the Largest Automobile Driving Schools in the World Choices 0.Autcn.atle or Standard Transmission s Door Step.IMPORTANT: ervice ; 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a film on \u201cJewish Home Beautiful\u201d and nominations.Closed retreat A special closed retreat for women will be held over the weekend of May 9 al the Sacred Heart Convent.3635 avenue, under the auspices of the Business Women's Sacred Retreat Association.Reverend Maurice Monaghan, SJ, will conduct the retreat ang give the Conferences.The first session will take place Friday evening.Those attending are asked to arrive by 7.30.The.Retreat will close at Church,\u201d session Atwater 4 p.m., with benediction on Sunday, May 11.Reservations May be made by calling Mollie Butler, CR 7-8900.À May Ryan, CR 6-4709, or Edythe Leggett, DE 9832, evenings.Ex-Wren meeting The Ex-Wren Association of Montreal and District will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Wegnesday May 7 at 8:15 p.m.in HMCS Donnacona.t is hoped that as many Ex- Wrens as possible will attend this meeting.IODE meeting Canon Scott -Châpter IODE will hold a business meeting at the home of Mrs, P.J.Matthews, 5510 Clanranald avenue, \u2018on Tuesday evening, May 6 at 8 p.m.Westmount Examiner, 1! Friday, May 2, 1958 Montreal Presbytery An executive meeting of the Montreal Presbytery Woman's Association will he held Monday, May 5, from,10 a.m.to 12.30 p.m.in Westmount Park - Emmanuel United Church.Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \u201cSofty\u201d Permanent gentle, permanence it imparts to your known for the true hair.Good too, for bleached ond tinted hair.$10.00 1347 GREENE AVE Phone WE.5-0562; WE.5-2486 AG BEAUTY SALON LL Fer & Ç fice plantings.reen 320 VICTORIA AVE., WESTMOUNT Telephone HU.1-9388 for appointment Specialists in flower arrangements bouquets, receptions \u2014 all privale and business entertaining, of.\u2018Irene Davies & Elizabeth MacDermoi ANNOUNCE the opening of their office ecoralions Weddings, and decorations.GIFTS FOR THE A\u201d QUEEN OF MAY Remember that a usefu MAY'S HAVE BEAUTIFUL Gift Wrapping © << 1233 Greene Avenue ® DUSTERS ® HANDBAGS © SWEATERS ® BLOUSES SHE DESERVES THE BEST On Mother's Day \u2014 Sunday, May 11th | gift or a gift to wear is always appreciated.HOSIERY Regular and Seam-free from 19¢ to 1.85 LINGERIE Specially priced from 1.00 te 12.95 @ FLOWERS ©.SCARFS 9 7 LADIES WEAR WE.5-9541 or 12 \" Westmount Exeminer, Friday, May 2, 1958 RUMMAGE SALE Sponsored by the Ladies\u2019 Committee of the R.M.R.SATURDAY, MAY 3rd 2 P.M.Ar The Armoury 1525 St.Catherine St.West | Friday, May 2, at 3558 St.Ur- May-Day Jamboree University Settlement is sppn- soring a May-Day Jamboree on bain street, doors opening at 7.30 pm.Fun for the whole family, the jamboree includes: variety show, tombola with hundreds of prizes, dancing, whist party, fortune telling, sale of humecooking, tea room and white elephant sale.Proceeds for the Day Camp and other Settlement activities.Flowers for all occasions .at pieasantly attractive prices.PL, 91 MCKENNA IN #! o$ 1539 Bishop St 12 © (LOWERS! 9 + PL.9112 Spring magic {Naar Claremont) MARY MEARNS, 15-year-old Company Leader with the 33rd Montreal Girl Guide Company and Packie with the 113th Montreal Brownie Pack, both at Knox Crescent and Kensing- ton Chureh, has been chosen to attend an International World \"Camp in Brussels, Belgium, and will sail on the SS Saxonia July 18.She will spend two weeks in England before going to the camp and will also have some time in Paris before sailing for home on the SS Ivernia September 3.While at Pioneer Women The Chanita group\u201d Pioneer Women's Organiza is: having a tea on Tuesday April 29, at the Jewish Peopje\u201d : School, 5170 Van Horne aven .at 8:30 p.m.Feature of the evening will be Israeli entertain, ment.; - For The Finest QUALITY BEEF Obtainable Try HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\" English Family Butcher & Grocer Purveyor of High Class, Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits & Vegetables a a a a a a 5 NEW SEASON'S e MAPLE SYRUP ® PT ae) 44566 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.Westmount WE.3.8257 HAIRDRESSER with \u201cee estial ?DE.4501 4927 Sherbrooke St.West the camp there wii) also be an opportunity to see the International Exh'bition in Brussels.It can be seen from | her uniform that Mary has earned a number of important badges and she has nearly completed the re- quirem-nts for her Gold Cord Award.\u2014Acme-Harrison photo UJ IN THE \u2019 omen 3 owl Sewing meeting Fridays: Open from T AM.to 9 P.M.The Women's Dominion-Douglas Church will meet for sewing at 10 a.m.Tues- day.Luncheon will be served at $6.00 per cu.yd.\u2014 OP SOI 2 cu.yds.$7.50 - 3 cu.yds.$11.- 4 cu.yds.$14.50 Delivered \u2014 1 cu.yd., price on request The finest top soil obtainable ® BLA( K SOIL e Dr.A.W.Trueman, director $5.50 per cu.yd.delivered Filling Earth, $9.00 per load of 4 to 5 cu.yds.\u201cPEAT HUMUS 100 Ib.bag $2.25 Delivered $2.50 Per ton, loose, $26.00 Rock Garden Stone $15.00 per ton Delivered All types of stones and cement blocks for walks and terraces.Prices on request.ALL KINDS OF ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, PERENNIAL AND ANNUAL PLANTS.1 p.m.with Mrs.A.Smibert.jr.and Mrs.B.Woodall as hostesses.FOR Queen's Alumnae SALE The annual luncheon meeting of the Queen's University Alumnae Association, Montreal branch, will take place at the University Women's Club on Saturday.May 3 at 1 p.m.Canadian Club of the Lanadian Council, will be the guest speaker at the meeting\u2018of the Women's Canadian Club to bo held Monday.May 12, at 2.30 p.m.in thc Ritz-Carlton Hotel.His subject will be \u201cThe Canada Council and Its Impli- vations\u2019 2 cu.yds.or more Metallurgy Branch Tne Montreal Women's Bran-h of The Canadian Institute vf Mining and Metallurgy.will anid its annual luncheon for members and guests on Thursday, May 8 at 12:45 p.m.at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Following the \u2018unchenn the annual meeting will he held presided over by the president.Mrs.R.G.K.Morrison.Daccord Ready Mix give quick results.or less.Minimum weight PRICE ER.BAG The most practical and effective ready-mixed top dressing for your lawn.Contains rich screened top soil, high percentage of organic matter, top quality grass seed [free of clover.l bag will cover 100 square feet (10° x 10') more 2.75 DELIVERED 2.5 Lawn Top Dressing Presbyterian group Pastor Moti Lai, of Jhansi, india, will speak at an open meeting on Wednesday May 7 at 8.15 pm.in Melville Presbyterian Church Westmount.This meeting for all Presbyterians, yonng people, their parents and friends.This will be Pastor Moti Lal's only public meeting in Montrea.Mixture blended to 100 Ibs.when packed, CASH AND CARRY RI.4-3425 _ You are invited to visit our Nursery at 900 MONTEE DE LIESSE At Cote Vertu \u2014 Saint Laurent E.DACCORD LTD.GRADUATE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Calvary WA Calvary Unsted Church WA will hold the monthly meeting Wednesday, May 7.at 2 p.m.in the Ladies\u2019 Parlor.Mrs.Harold Roulson.co superintendent of the Friendly Home for Young Women and Children, will show a film on the work of the home \u2018with her own persona! 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pee wee, Bombers; bantam, Argos \u2018and midget, Lions.Tackle football, Broncs.Hockey champions were: \u201cMayor J.A.de Lalanne Trophy\u201d Braves, termite champions; \u201cCanadien Hockey Club Unity Girls\" cage wins over Point Unity Boys\u2019 club juvenile girls\u2019 basketball team \u2018under coach Dorothy Mariasine defeated Point St.Charles in the best- of-three series, two straight, the first at Unity 30-13 and the gec- ond game at the Point in overtime 16-15 to win the Montreal inter-club league championship.Unity's Joan Driver was the series\u2019 top marksman with 23 points.Other members of the championship squad: Barbara Forbes, Barbara Nye, Joan White, Jean Nye, Mary LeGres- ley, Sandra Stone and Mona O'Brien.Water Reveals % UJhisley's ue.Plavowr Water (plain or sparkling) is your most reliable guide to the whole truth about any whisky.Water adds nothing, detracts nothing, but reveals a whisky's true natural flavour and bouquet.\u2018 ,CRAFTSMANSHIPY J 4 & TRADITION oj MOST VALUABLE PLAYER on city of Westmount t The Westmount Examiner, \u2018Friday, May 2.1958 15 playgrounds was Hugh Palmer, 17, midget hockey player for the Wings, who scored 17 goals and three assist.The wings finished in second place.Palmer is also one of the outstanding players on the Westmount High senior team.Left to right: Mayor A.Sidney Bruneau, MVP Palmer and Alderman H.G.Seybold, commissioner of recreation.Trophy\u201d Wings, mosquito \u201cA\u201d champions; Crests to the Rangers, mosquito \u201cB\"\u201d champions; \u201cMayor Roy L.Campbell Trophy\u201d, Academites, pee wee champions; \u201cMayor Walter Merrill trophy\u201d St.Leo's Academy, bantam champions; \u201cRuss Mec- Connell Memorial Trophy\" Cataracts, midget champions; \u201cAlderman Chaput Trophy\", Hugh Palmer, Most Valuable Player.Verdun, Wesfies in 'Y' swim wins Southwestern won the inter- YMCA girls\u2019 swim meet with 44 points and Westmount won the boys' meet with 77 points.International girls were second with 39 and Westmount with 38 and Lachine tallied four.Southwestern were second best to Westmount boys with 29 points and International picked up nine points.In the 10 and under class, K.Murphy and L.Gravel set the pace for the Westmount girls with nine points apiece.There were no winners in the boys events.Twelve and under saw J.Taylor, International, score 15 points.Best for the boys in this class was J.Eimer of West- mount with 13 points.Two Southwestern \u2018 members lead the pack in the 14 and under.S.Henderson scored 13 points to top the girls and B.Peers was best for the boys with 15 points.International's P.Lacasse picked up 15 points for the girls and E.Black of Westmount Westmount minor softhall dates MAY BANTAM SCHEDULE Tues., 13: Orioles vs Yankees; Tigers vs White Sox, Thurs., 15: Yankees vs Indians.Tues.\u2026 20: Yankees vs Tigers; White Sox vs Orioles.Thurs., £2: Indians vs White Sox; Tigers vs Orioles.Tues., 27: Orioles vs V'hite Sox vs Yankees.Thurs., 29: Yankees vs Orioles; Indians vs Tigers, MOSQUITO SCHEDULE Fri, 9: Red Wings vs Marlins; Sugar Kings vs Jets.Fri, 16: Marlins vs Jets; Red \\7ings vs Sugar Kings.; Fri, 23: Sugar Kings vs Marlins; Red Wings vs Jets.; Fri, 30: Jets vs Sugar Kings; Marlins vs Red Wings.PEE WEE SCHEDULE Fri.9: Pirates vs Dodgers.Mon.32: Cardinals vs Cubs Phillies vs Dodgers.Wed., 14: Braves vs Giants; Cubs vs _Dodgars, = Fri., :6: Cardinals vs Giants.Wed., £1: Phillies vs Piratés; Dodgers vs Giants, Fri., 23: Cubs vs Pirates.Mon, 26: Cardinals vs Bfaves; Giants vs Pirates.Wed., Dodgers vs Braves; Cubs » + Indians; scored 10 points in the under 16 events.Lacasse, Peers and Taylor won all three events which they competed.grid, tennis, hockey champs 2 ha Royal Montreal elects curling club officers Royal Montreal Curling Club, oldest active sports organization in North America, elected Ivan L.Ibbctson president at its 151st annual general meeting.R.C, Grant was named vice- president; J.M.Dever honorary treasurer and Clarence S.Campbell the National Hockey League president, honorary secretary.Mr.Ibbotson succeeds J.A.McAllister.The directors also include HR.Crabtree, B.H.Ferguson, J.R.Leslie, A.F.Mayne, Dr.J.H.Palmer, A.E.Sargent, B.S.Saunders and James Young.Report of the Board of Management for the past year :ndi- cated the club enjoyed a successful season.Take everywhere are taking Dow on hand, make a a friendly time.vs Phillies.Fri., 30: Pirates vs Braves.The \u201cCOOL CONTROL\u201d brew with the friendly flavour people to.Keep ny time \u201cCOOL CONTROL\" BREWED SN anis Bi 55 1 Cas Ee ge The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 2, 1958 Snowdon fastball loop : opens season Sunday PRE-SCHEDULE BALL session between three members of Pepsi Cola who meet Verdun Sportsmen in the schedule night game opener, Sunday, May 4, at Tren- holme Park.Left to right: Sandy Rassenti, first baseman; Stan Kalinauskas, club - manager and Rejean Denoncourt, catcher.SNOWDON Major Fastball league will open their 1958 season on Sunday at Trenho!me Park with one game in the afternoon and another in the evening.Action swing again to Trenholme on Monday night and on Tuesday, the campaign will continue at Willibrord, Park, Verdun.The two pre-season\u2019s hottest teams, Dow Brewery and Steinberg\u2019s, the latter, defending league champions; will tee off in the Sunday afternoon tussle at 2.00 p.m.In the night game, Pepsi Cola and Verdun Sportsmen will clash at 7.50.Dow will make their second appearance of the week when they take on Prosper Furniture on Monday.The gume in Verdun will feu- ture Steinberg\u2019s and the Sportsmen.It is the latter team\u2019s second year in operation.They finished out of the playoffs last year.Verdun games will start ut 745.Huey Hall will start for Dow.Percy McCracken will be on the mound for Steinberg's Por Pepsi against Verdun it will be Gil Dupuis who faces his old teammates from Verdun.where he gained his color playing for Mackasey Sports.Paul Sain- don, it was reported, is out of town and will not he on hand to start for Verdun.It won't be Cliff Bowles, whom Verdun got in a trade so Ab Ryan is the only one left.There are reports that he has offers to pitch intermediate ball.In Monday's game, Gil Legare will go to the mound for Dow while Booker Thomas will start for Prosper, MeCracken will see action on Tuesday in Verdun and who Verdun will use is the problem that faces manager Les Hynes, WHO IS WHO Prosper has lined up Marcel Pepin at first; Jacques Magnan Bisons win 4th hit in Unity's cage league Bisons picked up their fourth straight game in Unity Boys club Spring Basketball league with a 59-25 decision over the third place Lakers.Second place Celtics picked up two points when they THE STANDING Git W i.Pts.Disons LL Lane 4 4 0 8 Ce Mr Le era nee 4 > 1 6 Prers ooo.4 1 3 2 Trotters [ON 4 0 4 0 turned hack Trotters 41-58.: at second; Andre Corriveau at short and Jacques Belanger at third.Gill DeGrandpre will be the catcher.Leon Blackman and Bill McNally were the only two outfielders named.Prosper has released to Verdun Aime Pelland, first baseman, and Bill Stevenson, outfielder.Steinberg\u2019's will most likely start this nine.Hugh Sutherland at catcher; Gord Callaghan al first; a newcomer from the Lakeshore league, G.Bradshaw, FEET UP .RELAXED will handle second; Rickey Tom- linson will, be at short anu Maurice Racette will be at third.In the outfield, Buddy Atchison, Guy Lapointe and Mike Shapiro.The brewers will line up Gil Labreche behind the plate; Pete Constable at first; Ray Boutler at second; Jack McKissock at short and at third base, Leo Peloguin.The outfielders will be: Lafayette Horton, Dave Barnard and Rollo Dubois.Pepsi Cola have much the same line-up as last year.Behind the plate is Ray Denoncourt; Sandy Rassenti will handle first base; Pave Broadbelt will be at second; Kevin Brady will be short and third base is open.Outfielders are: Alex Viskelis, Cy\u201d Soke.loff and Ray St.Pierre.MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Bill Roberts\u2019 Musical Clock 6.30 to 9.00 A.M.Top Tune Time 1.05 to 2.00 P.M.Music \"Round the World 3.30 to 4.00 P.M.Mystery \u2014 Western 8.00 to 8.20 P.M.SATURDAY Garden Gate with .Jack Armour 9.45 to 10.00 A.M.Gene Kirby's Tops in Pops 1.05 to 4.00 P.M.'CROWN' AT HAND fF .PERFECT WAY TO END THE DAY ROWN\u201d SUNDAY The Best in Music 5.05 to 6.00 P.M.Sunday at Ejght DIAL 600 - CJAD -8.00 to 10.00 P.M.IS LIGHT.CLEAR.REFRESHING .ALWAYS WELCOME | CROWN £ ANCHOR 1s A MOLSON probucT g YE Ng me pas Daait- 8°.ui avy El y L.Outgol ciation report fre is G ol i.The à executive for the Assoviat year wa mended mittee 1 ception d executive from the Officey Gross, pi and Geo president secretary New members Mrs, J.3 Bourgeoi Thomas Gallery; thew C, John A.James E Porteous Tecomme Committe Nomin| JG PB the \u201csse Howlett, Lewis.Ex-Off tommitt three p Atkinson and A, ( In ad last vea elected "]