The Westmount examiner, 9 mai 1958, Cahier 1

[" \u2014 _ voL.XXIX, No.19 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958 TWENTY PAGES \u2014 Outgoing President ot ciation A.OGILVY LESLIE the Municipal Asso- new delivers his MAYOR report last night at Victoria Hall, flanked by Municipal Association hears high schools\u2019 band: AUTO GUIDE committee reports tabled The president's address and answers to questions of the citizenry by aldermen were the highlights of the READ .annual - complete with this issue fred.W.Gross is president.(itizens\u201d body The slate of officers and executive committee members for the Westmount Municipal Assoviation during the coming Year was approved as recommended by the nominating committee last night with the ex- ception of three additions to the.executive committee nominated fram the floor.Officers include: Fred W.Gross.president; John G.Harper and Geoffrey H.Merrill, vice- presidents; and W.E.Black, secretary-Treasurer.New executive committee Members are: John Cecil Barry.Mrs.J.E.Birks, Bernard De L.Bourgeois, Laird W.Bovaird, Thomas 1.Durley, Mrs.John Gallery, Jacques R.Hebert, Matthew C.Holt, Moses O.Kirsch.John A.Laing, Philip Martin, James Æ.Mitchell, Mrs.John F.Porteous, and Jean M.Raymond, Teceommended by the nominating Committee, > Nominated from the floor by J.G.Brierley and elected by ' the assembly were: Mrs.John Howlett, Leo Heaps and Crosby Lewis, Ex-Officio members of the tommittee are automatically \u2018the three past presidents Tom M.tkinson, Elliot A.Durnford and A.Ogilvy Leslie.In addition, 38 members of last years committee were re- eecled to this body.president FRED W.GROSS, left, and A.SYDNEY BRUNEAU.regular business at the annual meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association last night.To steal the show, however, à group of youngsters from West- mount Junior and Senior High Schools \u2014 the band under the direction of Morley Calvert \u2014 did musical wonders.They performed selections ranging from \u201cLittle Brown Jug\u201d to a Sousa march to a Tocata for Bands The report of outgoing president A.O.Leslie dealt briefly with the work of the executive committees of the Association during the past year.The education and library committee had its nominees for the civic posts of Library Trustee and Protestant School Commissioner acclaimed to their pn- sitions Committee members also made a study of an extension to the existing public library.which extension is presently under consideration by Council.The housing and zoning committee restricted their.efforts to the dissemination of- information concerning the proposed metropolitan government.The legislation committee submitted two detailed reports to the executive, once concerning the procedures of the City Council and another recommending cessor, RNS Next week's weather that past procedures and precedents be studied before drawing up a set of rules and regulations for the Association.Due to the efforts of the membership committee, an increzse of 140 members was recorded during the year bringing total membership to a record high of 1923.PUBLICITY The publicity committee, which put out six newsletters during the year and prepared advertising to solicit new members, served as a continuing link between the executive and the membership.The financial report of the Association showed a cash bank balance of $1,706 and $1.500 of Canada Government Bonds.QUERIES Questions, submitted in writing by mail to the secretary of the association, were answered at the meeting by the aldermen.Chipman H.Drury, Commissioner of Police and Fire, assured a questioner that the city by-laws adequately provided for the control of the use of alr- rifles and other such weapons.(Continued on page 6) May 10-17 Very warm with sunny days and morning fogs or frosts Nights could still be quite cool.Temperature range 35-70°F in the north and 40-75°F in the south.Sunshine, 65 hours.Sunny and hot mid-week, followed by local thunderstorms, even tornado conditions for some places, with gusty winds and some hail.Fringes of Maritimes storms will bring snow flurries to northern and eastern regions.Improving rapidly.Pleasani for the end of the week, although scattered showers are probable, Lilac in bloom in the north.Each plant and bush flowers in the same \u201cweather week\u201d each year because mature holds to her ti table.despite man made interference.MAR 222 Da 0 MAYOR REBUTS CRITICS City administration honest and efficient though dull, he says WESTMOUNT'S scholarly Mayor A.Sydney Bruneau delivered his \u2018State of the City\" address last night at the annual meeting of the Westmount Municipal Association in Victoria Hall before a gathering of almost 250 residents, including 60 women.The mayor, lifting his usually-mild voice a notch and sticking to a prepared text, drew on Polonius, Russian and Chinese brain-washing, Goebbels, Ribbentrop, St.Paul, medieval \u2018ceintures de chasteté\u2019, and a reference to the City crest to bolster what boiled down to: Public\u2019 gesture precedes closed council session Westmount City Council sat for its statutory meeting Monday.And they had an audience.For a few moments they allowed six citizens to observe their deliberations.The meeting started promptly at 8:00 p.m, One gentleman entered five minutes later, just in time to watch the meeting adjourned.The mayor and councillors then moved into another room to proceed in closed session.TWO MATTERS During the \u201copen meeting\".two matters were discussed.It was agreed that a taxi stand could be allowed on property on Atwater near the corner of St.Antoine as long as the company paved the land.This decision was reached in approximately five minutes.Secretary - Treasurer took the floor.In his hand he carried a document.There was an air of suspense.Gist of his remarks was that the Department of Municipal Affairs of the Province of Quebec had approved by-laws 627 to 631, amending several other bylaws, which had been reported by Council in mid-March, The approved hy-laws cover apartment parking and the sale of milk.Mayor A.S.Bruneau then addressed the meeting: \u201cIs there any other business?\" No reply.Swan \u201cThen I declare this meeting adjourned until Monday.May 12, at 9.00 p.m.\u201d he said.All stood up.OUT OF PUBLIC EYE Mayor and Council moved into private quarters.no longer under the eve of the public.The \u201cpublic\u201d hesitated, slightly stunned by the brevity of -the deliberations, and then moved away like reluctant scholars at the end of a term.\u2019 TRAFFIC REROUTED Police report that due to sewer work, Western from Claremont to Decarie will be closed to through traffic from 7 p.m.today until 7 p.m.Sunday.Traffic will be diverted to Sherbrooke.Starting Monday, Claremont, which is being widened and rebuilt, will be closed to through traffic from Western to Sherbrooke for a period of four weeks.The MTC_bus No.4 will be rerouted and turn south on Victoria instead of on Clare- mont.: LT ET PRES DST SES ESS SU (a) There is \u201cmuch ado about nothing\u201d in the demand for open council sessions; (b) The attempt to obtain open council sessions is based on the idea that if a \u201cfalse statement is repeated often enough it will be accepted in time as truth\u201d; and (c: In law and in fact council meetings are \u201copen to the public.\u201d REVIEWS 1957 Before launching into his lengthy dissertation on open council sessions, Mayor Bruneau reviewed the City's achievements during 1957.Finances, he said, stood high, as the spirited bidding that won a 100.18 mark for the city's four and one-half per .cent bonds revealed.The $169,000 surplus of '57, he warned, could not be expected again, and was largely occasioned by the fact that the Westmount share of the sales tax had been increased by $17,000; Federal government grants in lieu of taxes on Crown property brought in $27,000 and an adjustment of Quebec Hydro accounts added another $31,000 to the pot.The revamping of the city lighting program was proceeding even a bit ahead of schedule, he added, and the roads department achievements had won recognition even in foreign lands, LIBRARY TRIBUTE Speaking of the civic library, he paid tribute to the work of Chief Librarian Miss Kathleen Jenkins and staff, but expressed surprise at a segment of the report that took Westmounters to task for clipping pages and pictures from valuable volumes, and he also made reference to citizens who read in the bath-tub and returned books that had obviously fallen into the water.\u201cPossession of wealth,\u201d he said, \u201cobviously does not necessarily imply possession of decency.\u201d (Continued on page 6) Rockingham takes salute Westmount resident Maj.-Gen.J.M.Rockingham, general officer commanding Quebec Command, will take the salute of the Victoria Rifles of Canada as they parade on Sherbrooke street following their annuaj church service Sunday.Associated veteran and cadet units will parade with the Victoria Rifles to the service at 3 p.m.in the Church of St.James the Apostle.The service will be conducted by \u2018the regimental chaplains, Maj.The Rev.Canun P.R.Latimer and Capt, the Rev.A.W.M.J.MacRae.Following the service, attending units will parade along Sherbrooke street, with the salute to be taken opposite Mc- Gill University entrance gate.er SES S TR IRE aE a an = œ CL ATR 6 Ce page qe EEE as - 5 SU \u2018Barnewall, Miss G.Britney, Mrs.2 The Westmount Ex THIS WEEK AND NEXT A PROJECT OF WES LLL 22, On display were articles produced in the Club's Hobby Workshops such as: metal tocl- ing, art work, sewing, scrap books, books, stuffed animals, plaster craft, shell craft, creative crafts, wood carving, fretwork, Indian lore, stamps and coins, paper flowers, woodwork and basketry.Ribbons denoting first, secord, third and recognition wer: \"awarded on the basis of workmanship, orginality and craft knowledge.The Hobby Show was supervised by Boys' Work Supervise» Ron Havard and Girls\u2019 Worl, Supervisor Crystal Cunningham and with the season now at an end our sincere :hanks is extended to the volunteer workers who assisted the boys and girls throughout the year and made the Show possible, They are: Frank Kitchen, Mrs.Denis Rivet, Miss Dorothy Mariasine, Miss Ruth Smart, Mrs.R.Smith, Mrs.W.J.Fitzpatrick, Miss S.Jacors Mrs, Maurice Mariasine, Mr.Louis Thomas.We would also like to take this opportunity of expressing eur thanks to the other volunteer workers who rendered service in the many other Club activities: To the following our grateful thanks: Professor Emery Pal, Tony Farmer, Miss Armstrong.Miss Barbara Bannon, Lorne J.Burrows, Herbert Davies, Miss Doreen Hampton, Mrs.D.T.Youngson, Hal Wardell, Claudette Walsh, Heather Smith, Miss Penny Simcoff, Mrs.Leslie Smith, Dick Schroder, Miss Jean Rose.Miss Lorna Ritchie, Miss Z.Prc- sterman, Douglas Potvin, Jiss Mona O'Brien, Miss Diane Walsn, Fred Pennell, Roger Nowlan, BiHy Munro,Miss Mary Melanson, Mr.J.N.McLaughlin, Miss Christine McGregor, Douglas Ma- riasine, Miss Pat Mahoney, Ted Ledrew, John McDonaugh, Mrs.Leavens, Miss E.Kirby, Richard Cessford, Miss Florence Kingan, Mrs.J.Howorth, Miss Diane Goodwin, David Tagieff, Ellen Rowland.TALENT CLUB Fred Pennell's\u2019 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade entertained a capacity audience last Friday night with a two hour Variety Show.Variely was the keynote with over forty boys and girls taking part.Singers, dancers, musicians and a baton twirling SWISS WATCH REPAIR EXPERT REASONABLE RATES W.FREDERICH Master Watchmaker 1316 GREENE AVE.{Next to Post Office) WE.7-1855 Unity Boys\u2019 Club 1090 GREENE AVE.SSS ILL SL ILLIS SS SLATS SSS LISS TLS LLL SSSI SILLS SSS 117 S7 2 : 2 By Maurice Mariasi HOBBY SHOW Nearly 500 members, parents, friends and guests attended the 1958 Unity Boys\u2019 Club Hobby Show Exhibition.aminer, Fricey, Mey 7, 1758 AT.TMOUNT ROTARY CLUB display was well received by the large audience.The Talent Club continues to provide entertainment as a public service to worthy causes.Next week, several acts will ei- tertain at Dieppe House in St.Hilaire and on the 30th, of May.the entire group travel to St.Vincent de Paul to entertain \u2018at the Federal Training Centre.FOOD SALE Our hats off once again Lo the Unity Ladies Auxiliary.Their food sale was a huge success.Our thanks alse to the many parents and friends who contributed to the sale.| Unify Hobby Show winners announced Results in the 18 divisions of the Unity Boys Club Hobby Show have been released.Winners include: Stuffed animals division, 1st, Ruth Driver, 2nd, Shirley Mc- Mahon, 3rd, Barbara Fein, recognition to Christine Henny, Maureen O'Driscoll, Beverly Rivet.Plaster craft, 1st, Ruth Driver, 2nd, Lise LacCasse, recognition to Ruth Driver, Lise LaCasse, Louise Bernard.Senior art, 1st, Barbara Nye, 2nd, George O\u2019Connet!, 3rd, Andrew Hennessey.Scrapbook, 1st, Barbara Fein, 2nd, Susan White, 3rd, Francine! Beaudry, recognition to Edward William, Allan Driver, Marlene Doherty.Metal craft, 1st, Beverly Rivet 2nd, Barbara Fein, 3rd, Brian Power, recognition to Colin Black, Marcel Lafabre.Stuffed dolls, 1st, Susan Fein, 2nd, Sylvia Spittle, 3rd, Susan Hughs, recognition to Rita Walsh, Stamp album, ist, Stuart Adams, 2nd, Michaed Tagieff.Stamp sheets, 1st, Steve Vit- toratas, 2nd, Stuart Adams.Coins, 1st, Jim Roguski.Sewing, 1st, Diane Prud'homme, 2nd, Collette Chevignes, 3rd Francoise Morin, recognition to Susan Warren, Diane Prud'- homme, Denise Chevignes.Junior art, 1st, Danielle La- Casse, 2nd, Andrew Hennessey, 3rd, Lise LaCasse.Plastic models, 1st, Graham Lacombe, 2nd, Larry Roguski, 3rd, Graham Lacombe.Junior woodwork, 1st, Andrew Hennessey, 2nd, Billy Standing, 3rd, John McMahon.Skookum, 1st, Mark Ono, 2nd, Buddy McKaig, 3rd, Michael l'agieff.Fretwork, 1st, no-one, 2nd, Susan Rowntree, 3rd, Sylvia Spittle, recognition te Ronald Soltys, Jim Soltys.Metalwork, 1st, David Tagieff.Senior Woodwork, 1st, Wayne Dallas, 2nd, \u2018Walter Langgath.Photographs, 1st, Geoffry Me- ger.Ladies\u2019 and Gent's own material at moderate of Tailoring\u2014Alterations, QUALITY GUARANTEED BY EXPER WESTMOUNT TAILOR and VALET SERVICE C.CYNAMON SUITS and COATS made to order from our or your High Class Tailor prices.We do every kind.Remodelling and Repairs.T HANDS PROMPT SERVICE WE.3-2672 e .» .\u201d Lillian L.Vibert + » R- 5 y buried in Rosslyn Miss Lillian Lydia Vibert died recently at the Port Arthur General Hospital, after a short illness.Westmount Schools for twenty- seven years.When she retired, in 1942, she went to Fort William to live with a sister-in-law, Mrs.Edwin Vibert, in Rosslyn Vil-! lage.She was a member of St.Mark's Anglican Church in Ros- slyn and of the Women's Auxiliary of that church and was also a member of the Rosslyn Women's Institute.| Funeral services were held at St.Mark's Church, Rosslyn.The Venerable Archdeacon J.F.Hinchliffe of St.Paul's Anglican Church, Fort William and Rev.D.N.Mitchell of St.Luke's Anglican Church officiated.Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery, Fort William.Miss Vibert was born in Jersey Channel Islands, the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.John James Vibert.Five brothers and three sisters predeceased her.She is survived by a sister, Mrs.David J.Moir and by her late brother Edwin's six sons and daughter, Mrs.Gordon Dixon of Prince George, B.C.Hugh S.Greene buried Wednesday Final tribute was paid to Hugh Sheppard Greene, 33, Wednesday at the chapel of Jos.C.Wray and Bro.He died Monday at Royal Victoria Hospital.Born in Westmount and educated at Westmount High School, he was married to the former Elsie Ruth Titus of Pointe Claire, He joined the RCAF in 1943 and served overseas until 1946.He was awarded the Queen's Coronation Medal for his service to the Air Cadet League of Canada.Mr.Greene was a former officer commanding No.1 West Montreal Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets.At the time of his death he was personnel director of the RCA Victor Company, Montreal, and resided in Pointe Claire.Mr.Greene is survived by his wife; two sons, David and Meredith; a daughter Margot, a brother W.Edgar, Montreal; and a sister, Mrs.Arthur H.D.Hair (Lorna) of Ottawa.Mrs.H.W.Armstrong buried on Monday Miss Vibert taught in the À A.H.MOSELEY OF SAINT LAURENT, winner of CJAD' big Stanley Cup Sweepstake, entitling him to an all-expense- paid trip for twe to Bermuda and season tickets to all next year\u2019s Canadiens home games, is shown with other winners, The other lucky entrants, each of whom received a Sylvania phone-radio, are seen from left to right: James Hoste (Montreal), Ken Lloyd, 5431 Upper Lachine Road, (Mr.Moseley), J.G.Gavin (Saint Laurent), and Trevor Nicol (Valois), Charles W.Taylor buried yesterday one, 2 cimster member o Final tribute was paid Char- Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity les William Taylor, 83, at a fun- and a past president of the eral service in St.Agdrew\u2019s Heather Curling Club.Previous United church yesterday after- ly he was a president of the Re.noon.Mr.Taylor died Monday form Club.at the Montreal Neurological In- Mr.Taylor is survived by one stitute after a lengthy illness.Son, J.Donald of Montreal, and A prominent patent attorney three daughters: Mrs.A.Wray and resident at 495 Claremont Jones (Marion) of Vancouver avenue, Mr.Taylor was born in Mrs.B.M.Currie (Wilhelmena} Richwood, Ont.He attended the of Ottawa, and Mrs.C.Bos Woodstock Normal School and (Helen) of Montreal; also eight McGill University.grandchildren and a brother, J, He worked in the Canadian S.Taylor of Drumbo, Ont.patent office and then with * Featherstonhaugh and Co.a firm of patent attorneys.He was manager of the Montreal branch.Mr.Taylor was married to the late Jessie Helena Patterson and had three daughters and one son.He was past-president eof the Patent Institute of Canada, and an honorary life membership was conferred upon him for his services to this organization.He was also an active member of St.Andrew's Church in West- ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel WURLITZER ORGAN 4911 COTE DES NEIGES RD.South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-6868 mount, first with the Board ot Managers and then on the Session, INCE our funeral home is centrally located, those visiting our establishment may do so with greater ease and convenience.PA.Tolling | PA NUNNS AP wiiTtèns $610 SHEROROOKE STREET WEST Funeral services were held for Mrs.Helen Wyatt Armstrong, the former Helen Wyatt Baines.Monday afternoon in St.Mat-| thias Church.Mrs.Armstrong died suddenly here Saturday.Her husband, the late Phillip C.Armstrong, was a well-known writer and lecturer on economics and an economic consultant to the Canadian Pacific Railway.Mrs.Armstrong was a mem-, ber of The Guild and a life Express your sympathy at a time when the proper words are difficult to find.4509 COTE DES NEIGES RD.RE.8-1124 \u201c AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES 0) member of The Women's Aux- iliary of St.Matthias Church.She is survived by a daught- ter, Mrs.Stuart Bury of Baie d'Urfée: four grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs.Walter Belcher of Kingston, Ont.Interment was at the Lake- view Cemetery in Pointe Claire.'Boom-Boom\u201d.heads Dystrophy drive The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada has announced- that Bernard \u201cBoom Boom\u201d Geoffrion will be the 1958 honorary campaign chairman.The drive for funds will take by EUR ee a N ER .4255 St.Catherine St.West place from June 1st to 15th.274 Fi ny } pr an , == op re fer SR ee AL y= £1 Ma Chapalof Cathedral Beauty f_] - Oo 0 \\ pr io pla Elm swe thr Sta wa ula T ous the W fine: alm alon In havi infe this care that H fine Dis m:t reng chan bect| and in ( hea of 1 T| schd tati mer ing.sho! 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trees found Lo be infected with the disease.Though this is a very low percentage, care is required to make sure that it is maintained.Heretofore the City has confined its attack on Dutch Elm Disease to systematic sanitation methods.ie, examination, the renair of all trees to reduce the chance of invasion by bark beetles and fungi, fertilization amd, when necessary, irrigation, in order to keep the elms in a healthy condition, and removal of diseased trees.There is currently a strong school of thouglit that the sanitation methods should be supplemented by a program of spraying.The spraying programme should be carried out between April 15th and May 15th.That is the decision which faces the Council.Whether to continue in the present manner or to adopt extra preventive measures, Carefully planned and supervised control operalions carried out on a community-wide basis will reduce losses from the Dutch Elm Disease to 197 or less of the elm population.Cost of the one month spray- (Continued on page 9) 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 wp.® REPAIRING © REMODELLING ® REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES\u2019 & GENT'S TAILOR: 1235 Greene Ave.(Down-tairs) nounced this week.Among the volunteer anvas- sers on behalf of the $12.000,000 |.hospital campaign will be: Ww Mrs, F, D.Ackman, Mrs.L.J.Adams, Mrs.Samuel Adama.Mrs.F.Munroe Bourne, Mrs, Laird Bovaird, Mrs, Frank Cob- bett, Mrs.Gerald Dawson, Mrs.WE.2-6633 Ronald Denton.Mrs.John Elder, Beem cc Hospital Fund canvassers are enlisting in Westmount Enlistment of canvassers for the forthcoming Joint Hospital Fund 1958 is progressing well among Westmount residents, Mrs.Peter Barott, chairman for Westmount district in the Women\u2019s Selected Areas Committee, an- Mrs.Robert Hendry.Mrs.Philip Hill, Mrs.J.C.Luke.Mrs.John Maclean, Mrs, D.Munroe, Mra.Alan Ross, Mrs.C, M.Russell, Mrs.Ernest k.Scharfe, Mrs.Molver, Smith Mrs.William T.Stewart, Mrs R.B.Stronach, Mrs, A.G.Thon, (Continued on page 9) Aa Parade, are from left to right, front row: ANN O'HALLORAN, LILLIAN JEFFERIES ADELE PREVOST, SHERYL DAR- GAVEL, SHERYL MUIR.Back row: CAROLYN SCANLAN, FLLEN ROWLAND, JOAN BARNABY, LINDA HOTTAN, \" MARGARET HICKEY.- \u2014-Acme-Harrison Photo SERVICE RENDERED: Two members of the staff of Unity Boys Club who are leaving the club were presented with tokens of appreciation at the Talent\u2019 Parade.From left to right are: CRYSTAL CUNNINGHAM of 66 Columbia avenue and MATTHEW (POP) COLEMAN of 2005 Sorbonne, Saint Laurent, Both staff members have been with the club for three years.Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station?Park your car here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc., at rccsonable rates.ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue {Just below Sherbrooke) VV hh RENT A (AR \u2014 IN \u2014 WESTMOUNT from CLIFFSIDE GARAGE 4428 ST.CATHERINE W.- ALL 1958 MODELS OVERNIGHT - - - $4.50 8 A.M.to 6 P.M.$ 6.00 24 HOURS - - - $9.00 MON.to FRI.- - $29.50 WEEKLY - - - $42.00 EL.0767 Fa a SUV Standard transmission: 10 cents per mile Automatic transmission: 12 cents per mile RATES INCLUDE RADIO, INSURANCE, GAS and OIL TELEPHONE VI.9-1117 - emit eink om we pers * oe ST i A oS rg Ts pr Amp Ar Are hme mn erm ten re de ca = a pti Sl ag À xt, hm - I.EE mr po a DIVISION CWANA John W.Sancton Publisher PE a Serving the City of Wstmount Friday, May 9, 1958 THE EXAMINER PUCLISHING COMPANY Hzad Office: 2185 Ham ron Ave., Montreal EXANGNER Examiner profile: HUnter 1-2°71* Hugh E.McCormick President Harry V.Stoddard, Director of Public Relations Harry B.Houghton, Director of Production Kenncth Hatton, Director qi Sales Lorne D.Macbean, Secretary-Treasurer Tracy S.Ludington, News Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertsing Manager The Examiner aims to be an independent.\u2018lean 1ewspaper ior the home, devoted to public service.Mail subscriptions: $2.00 per year; $1.00 nalf vear.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail.Post Office Dept.Ottawa.WE SAY Railroad running through the house You may remember a popular song of fairly recent vintage: \u201cThe railroad runs through the middle of the house.\u201d It doesn\u2019t make much sense.That's threatening rail strikes us.the way the strike To prove a point, on which few others agree and involves 100 men (who have been promised other jobs), the \u201c\u2018firemen\u2019s\u201d union tilts at the Canadian economy, threatens to isolate Canadian communities, and seeks to perpetuate the fast-becoming - outmoded theory of \u201cMy union, right or wrong; but right or wrong, my union.\u201d Outcome, if the Prime Minister and the Conservative Government live up to advance billing, will be an immediate inquiry into the advisability of establishing compulsory arbitration for all future labor disputes of vital public concern.In this way, some good may come out of this serious yet silly situation.It also may provide an effective answer to those American labor czars who contemptuously sneer at our Royal commissions and the respected jurists and others comprising them.Parliament convenes Monday.With the Conservative majority, the state of the economy and the temper of the Canadian people, it shouldn't take long to get the rattlers rolling again.That spare man on the diesel would appear to make as much sense as to suggest that an additional extra man be added, to make a fourth for bridge, Canon John Willis further honored A fitting honor to a man who has given long and devoted service to the Anglican church will be paid tomorrow evening at the Montreal Diocesan Theological College when Canon John James Willis will be accorded a Doctorate of Divinity.Throughout the West End there are a great many people who at one time or another in the past 58 years have numbered themselves as members of a congregation whose clergyman was Canon Willis.Though no longer on the \u201cactive list\u201d of the church, he is honorary assistant at St.Philip's, Montreal West, where he takes his share of public services and engages in an exhausting round of home and hospital visiting.It was in 1900, in the Parish of Papineauville that John James Willis began his long and fruitful ministry.There he had four charges and travelled forty miles a Sunday to minister to them.His career has been more active than that of many of the clergy.At one period he had.no fewer than nine churches under his charge, and at the time of the First World War he was in charge of St.Jude's in St.Henry.For service there beyond the ordinary call of duty the late Bishop John Farthing made him a Canon of Christ Church Cathedral.For 22 years he was rector of St.James Anglican Parish at Hudson Heights, a charge that includes the pastorate of St.Mary\u2019s at Como.Prior to the presentation of the DD degree tomorrow evening, clergy of the diocese will tender a dinner to Canon J.J.Willis \u2014 a devout man of God, whose devoted service to the cause has almost spanned sixty years, THEY SAY If you keep a thing seven years, you are sure to tind a use for it.\u2014Walter Scott Anglican Tr pe 2 TUE EE By CYNTHIA JONES WHEN Mary Willan Winspear was growing up on the prairie she dreamed of a lovely old house and garden converted into a school with herself ensconced as head mis- \u201ctress.Mary Winspear, now a doctor of philosophy in English literature with much scholarship and travel \u2018behind her, has lived to see the dream, with herself in even a more enviable position.She owns a school in an invulnerable, old, grey stone house clinging to the mountainside in an exclusive part of West- mount.It is Weston Schood on Severn avenue, Westmount, a private day school for girls.Weston differs from the other private schools in the Montreal area in that it is the only independent English language school for girls which takes them in at the age of three and carries them through te matriculation.Boys are allowed in nursery, kindergarten and Grade 1.Dr.Winspear lives in quarters on the ground floor of the school.Here, in her spacious private sitting room \u2014 dramatic with its 14-foot ceiling, huge window overlooking neighboring rooftops, and abstract paintings, but at the same time restful with eom- fortable chairs and lots ot books \u2014 she spoke of her youth and a life spent in the search of knowledge to fulfil her ambition to teach and have her own school.Built in 1820 \u201cI bought this school in 1946 from Amy Stone and Mable Seward who founded it i DR.WINSPEAR ae in 1917,\u201d said Dr.Winspear.\u2018The house was built in 1820 and before it became a school it belonged to Judge Tren- \u201cholme hose daughter Katherine was once on the staff and ls now librarian at McGill.Amy Stone, who is an artist, came from Weston-Super- Mare in England.She named the school after her birthplace and the street after the river on which Weston-Super-Mare is located.\u201d Dr.Winspear heard thatthe school was for sale from Dr.A.Vibert Douglas, dean of women at Queen's University, when the former was on the faculty there.\u201cWhen 1 first came .here were 64 girls here from nursery age to Grade Eleven, and now we have 150 childrén, all told, with 50 boys and girls under the age of six in the nursery,\u201d she said.\u201cNext year the group that started with me \u2014 the girls who have grown up with me, so to speak \u2014 will graduate.There are eight in the class and most of them hope to get into McGill.\u201d : A soft-spoken, youthful- looking woman, tall and slender with glittering blue eyes and ever-appearing dimples, Dr.Winspear has an easy, gracious manner; is sympathetic, understanding and tolerant in her relatioaships with both children and adults.She has a highly-developed sense of humor and laughs heartily and easily.She is the antithesis of the popular concept of the girls\u2019 school principal which is forma.dabie, frightening and stuffy.On the other hand she has had no problem keeping discipline either with her girl students or the veterans to whom she taught English literature at Queen\u2019s University right after World War II.\u201cThe girl know better than :o try te put anything over on me,\u201d she laughed.A scholar, traveller, sometime radio and TV commentator and book reviewer.Dr.Winspear has a keen, critical, analytical mind.\u201cMy school can be described as an aca- Hard work made her dream come true demie school where > understanding supplements a gon, solid basis of acquired know ledge and skill,\u201d she said.; Sense of humor Her sense of humor to the fore when she Pas asked .f her school \u201cope an resemblance to St.Trinians A cartoon fame, \u201cThat's an amusing thought, but nothing could be more untrye,\" she said, \u201cWeston bears no resemblance to St.Trinians Where the students worked agairst the teschers.Our spirit and philosophy at Weston is one of close co-operation between the staff and students.\u201d Ironically, Dr.Winspear ig & product of the public schgg) system and her own schooling and background is a far ery from the affluent community in which she now finds herself, Born in Birmingham, England, Dr.Winspear came with her parents to Canada when she was a small girl.The family settled in Namaha, a village of 75 inhabitants on the edge of the Blackfoot Indian reservation, 40 miles east of Calgary.There her father Kept the general store an] post office and her mother worked hard.Mary \\Winsnear and her two brothers ang sisters attended the villuge school.\u201cOur life was very primitive,\u201d said Dr.Winspeur.\u201cOur parents had very limited educations but were determined that their children get the best at any sacrifice.We all worked hard to get 1hrough school and university.\u201d From 1914 to 1917 Dr, Winspear and her tuo brothers went off to high school in Calgary.\"We boarded and it meant changing boarding houses every month or so,\u201d said Dr.Winupear.\"I guess we were too much.the three of us.\u201d All successful Her brothers and yuunger sister have done well for themselves, too.Her older brother, A.D.Winspear, is a professor of classics at the University of Alberta.Dr, F.G.Winspear, a well-known Canadian businessman, lives in Edmonton and paints for a hobby.His oil painting of their father, who is now 68, adorns a wall in Mary Wm- spear\u2019s living room.(Her mother died two years ago.) The younger sister is Mrs.V.X.McEnaney, of Toronto, formerly of the talks division of the CBC, and is now free lancing.In 1918 on graduating from the 11th grade and a normal school course, Mary \\Vinspear went home to teach in her own village school for a year.She returned to Calgary in 1919 to take Grade 12.For a few years, Dr.Win- spear taught school in Alberta and it was not until 1927 that she and her sister could afford to go to the university.They picked St.Hilda's College, Trinity (Toronto, of Anglican denomination, taking the same arts course and same subjects, among them honor English and history Dr.Winspear received her BA in 1930, MA in 1931 and her doctorate from the University of Toronto in 1942.In the interest of her doctorate thesis \u2014 the Development of the 18th century novel in England, France and Germany \u2014 she visited Germany five (Continued on page 9).i\") Ame was any s of an ling she here irst and one \u2018een ris ool in g ery nity er- ng- vith hen The , a on In- past ther and her bear and age mi- Our :du- ned the all ugh two high ard- sing nth LUI Vin- Her z0.) frs.nto, sion ree- mal gar her ear.Vine per- 927 puid ity.Col- of jak- and nem ory.her sity the esis the ing- y \u2014 five General's daughter \u2018fo study in Paris on French bursary Eva Teresa Stachiewicz daughter of General and Mrs.w.T.Stachiewicz of 83 Chesterfield avenue, has been awarded through McGill University, a French Government Scholarship for advanced study in Paris during 1958-59.she will do research in the University of Paris, Institut de Biologie Physico-Chimie.Miss Stachiewiez was born in Poland, She came to Canada as a small child during the Second World War with her mother and two brothers while their father was at war.Since then the family settled and lived in West- mount.Both her busthers studied at McGill University, and volunteered for service overseas in 1943, Both were wounded in action in the famous Battle of Normandy, with the 1st Canadian Army.Both were awarded the Military Cross.One of the brothers, Julius W.Stachiewicz.is now Associate Professor of Engineering at McGill Univer- sitv.Miss Stachiewicz has been educated in the Sacred Heart Convent in Montreal and at Mc- Gill University.She holds BSc and MSc Degrees from McGill and at present is doing research in the laboratory of biochemistry at McGill.She will sail in September for Brussels, where she will stay with friends and visit the world's Fair.Afterwards she will settle for the winter in Paris where she hopes to stay in the Canadian House of the Cité Universitaire.The Eiffel tower in Paris was onened in 1889.SEE EREEE EE EERE EEE + Order your COKE | Supply NOW are in effect FROM EEE EE IESE EEE EE ENR 5250 Western Avenue Lim OO OOO while Spring Prices YOUR LOCAL COKE DEALER .- M9 SERVING MONTREALERS FOR OVER 09 YEARS more than 5 Edward Laurentian Hospital Agathe-des-Monts.The sanatorium is one of five hosnitals to receive financial help through the forthcoming $12,000,000 Joint Hospital #und.Active hospital Auxiliary Units in Westmount and N.D.G., he Women's Auxiliary of Stanley Presbyterian Church, tre N.D.G.Lions Club and other groups iup- port the work of the TB hospital, William Curtis was a aisky young British soldier in Secund- erabad wher he first admired pictures painted in wool, and mast-red the craft.In nine years at the Ste.Agathe sanatorium he has come to love the Laurentian \u2018and- man\u2019s ale LABATT\u2019S IPA iE EE t , BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE i NN Bal HU.1-0305 = Art learned in India 0 years ago fills days for patient An art learned half a century ago in India is filling the long days for an 83-year-old patient at the Royal \u2019s Laurentian Division at Ste.scape.Most of his 12 finished pictures are Canadian wintar scenes.The nurses ana staff at the sanatorium all look out for pictures to serve as models, and are proud when the old soldier chooses their suggestion.Mr.Curtis has no living relatives now in his native Ipswich, Suffolk.He came to Canada :n 1907, and has seen much of the country, in construction work.But hi: most vivid memories remain the colorful years in Her Majesty's Army.As the elderly patient's work hours are limited, the nurses often stop in his room to chat * for a moment.Then the veteran campaigner loves to recall Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, when he took part in the trooping nf the colors before the Khedive's Palace in Cairo, or the hot day in January when word reached the Flying Column that the Queen was dead.and orders came to march quietly back to barracks.It takes Mr.Curtis about a month to complete a picture.He has never sold any, but gives them to his friends.One muc- admired picture hangs in the main waiting room of the Infirmary Building.The recent fire at the Ste.Agathe sanatorium destroyed .he old service building, built in 1919, where meals were cooked for the hospital and brought by underground tunnel to the Infirmary.From the forthcoming Joint Hospital Fund campaign or $12,000,000, the sum of $639,802 is allocated towards the Royal Edward Laurentian Hospital's capital-fund needs, including che cost of a four-storey service building at Ste.Agathe.The hospital is also allocated $643.998 toward tie cost of free service for the sick poor.- The new building will provide accommodation for the occupational therapy department, \u2018ining rooms for patients and staff, and a laundry.Dr.F.Cyril James is quest speaker Empire Day dinner of the Royal Empire Society will be held Wednesday, May 21, in the ballroom of the Ritz Carlton Hotel at 7:00 pm.Guest speaker will be Dr.F.Cyril James, principal and vice-chancellor of McGill University.The V/esimount Zuas\u2019ser, Friday, May 9, 1958 5 PUBLIC SPEAKING GRADUATION: Pictured at the West- mount Rotary Club Public Speaking graduation are from left to right: BILL EBBITT, instructor; R.A.MacKAY, chairman youth service committee of Westmount Rotary; W.J.TAWSE, Rotary president; ERIC RIORDON, graduate; ALENA KOTRLY, graduate; GAY WATKINS, graduate; TED HARRISON, instructor and Rotarian; STAN ENGEL of Stan Engel Chapter of Dale Carnegie.\u2014Ace-Harrison photo Mrs.J.H.Bolduc paid last tribute Fina] tribute was paid to Mrs.Jane Hamilton Bolduc, 92, recently at a service in the D.A.Collins chapel.Mrs.Bolduc died here April 25.Born in Montreal in 1866, she was educated at St.Anns School.As the former Margaret Hamilton she married Henry J.Bolduc in 1898.Mr.Bolduc died in 1921.Mrs.Bolduc resided at 4412 St.Catherine west for over 25 years.She is survived by her son, Ernest C.Bolduc: her daugh-4 ters, Mrs.George Smith (Ann) | and Margaret; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild.Mrs.J.H.Bolduc City ordinance now bans the ancient art of snake charming in Marra:esh, Morocco.YOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! been our privilege to offer.Victoria Day, Monday May 19th We cre celebrating our 15th Anniversary by presenting the greatest selection of Hands and Brocks Fireworks that it has ever 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(sizes: 12° x 27\u2018; 16\" x 32\"; !6' x 34\u2019; 20° x 40°) PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW \u2014 SWIM IN 2 WEEKS DON'T DELAY \u2014 CALL OR WRITE TODAY.FREE ESTIMATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION SPRAMOTOR SWIMMING POOLS Sole representative in Province of Quebec THOMSON-VANIER EQUIPMENT CO.739 MOUNTAIN ST., MONTREAL Tel.UN.6-3386 rT 58 Mrs Dav Mac M son Mrs Mau Wilf don Ran Mrs Tay M Cas Mrs Cori Mrs Gut Mrs insnl ad / \u2014 ES hy ESA WES PIED PIPER GRADS: Pietured at their graduation from the Pied Piper School are from left to right front row: Myron The Westinount Examiner, Friday, May 9, 1958 9 ize courses, have consultations with her staff and screen the children she accepts in\u201d her school.\u201cParents can feel free to change the school if they are not satisfied,\u201d she said.There is an accent on handi- erafte and painting in the school- with Fritz Brandtner, the painter, teaching art to the senior school and Mrs.M.Jeffries, the younger ones.French teacher Thérèse Fer- ault, a post graduate of the University of Montreal, is in charge of the new program in oral French which starts in the nursery schoul and is continued through grades one, two and three, The school has received a three- Year grant from the MacLean Foundation for this project.A member of the Canadian Institute for International Affairs and the Canadian Humanities Association, Dr.Win- spear is the new chairman of the fellowship committee of the Canadian Federation of University Women.\u201cI feel strongly the importance of higher education for women and the need for women in academic positions in the wuni- versities,\u201d she said.*I believe there are fewer women proportionately holding these posts than there were before the war.\u201d As for her own future, Dr.Winspear is deeply wrapped up in her school but she intends to visit India and Japan some day.Stephen Bobb, in the picture Nursery wilik, Eileen Greigor, Melody Roncarelli, Lydia Stark, Martha Loman and Mrs.T.Redpafh dies in the U.S.Final tribute will be paid to Mrs.T.Redpath, 60, at the Church of St.Peter the Apostle Saturday.Mrs.Redpath died suddenly Saturday at Conway Hospital, South Carolina only a few hours after being admitted.Born July 26, 1898 in London, England, the former Mary Grace Bradford married Tom Redpath in England in 1919 and has lived at 89 Sunnyside avenue, West- mount for over 30 years.She is survived by her husband.a son, William and daughter, Jean (Mrs.Peter Kay).Interment is at the Mount Royal Cemetery.(ity council .(Continued from Page 3) ing operation would be an estimated $5,600.Questions being considered by Council include: fay Does the incidence of Dutch EIm Disease warrant a spraying campaign as opposed to the present methods of sanitation ?(by Should all public elm trees be sprayed ?(cr Or, should only those trees in area where the disease has heen found be sprayed ?(dy If all public trees are sprayed, should all private trees be spraved ?(er What is City's responsibility for damage to private property sich as motor vehicles, the spray entering through the windows of residential buildings, on clothes, and to persons ?Hospital Fund .(Continued from Page 3) Mrs.Alan Thompson, Mrs.David Wright and Mrs.J.L MacArthur.Mrs.Mason Couper, Mrs.Gin- son Craig, Mis.A.K.Geddes.Mrs.John Howlett, Mrs.George Maughan, Mrs.C.J.Malloy.Mrs.Wilfred H.Palmer.Mrs.Gordon Petrie, Mrs.E.Dugald Ramsay, Mrs.Preston Robb, Mrs.Hugh Starkey, Mrs.G.W.Taylor.Mrs.Ralph Warwick.Mrs.V.Branch, Mrs.M.H.Cassits, Mrs.BE, S.C.Clements.+ Mrs.R.J.Q.Collyer, Mrs.C.F.Coristine, Mrs.Gordon Davidson, Mrs, W, R.Foster, Mrs.J.H.BR.Guthrie, Mrs.A.H.Hamilton, Mrs T.R.Keene, Mrs.A.M.insman, Mrs.C, E.Laver, Mrs.Ian McHugh.Hard work made .(Continued from Page 4) times between 1931 and 1937 and studied during those momentous Nazi-youth years at the University of Munich and Leipzig.She toured England, France, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.Through the years Dr.Win- pear did a variety of jobs \u2014 worked in book stores, acted as a hostess at a summer camp, did publicity and pre- Back row: Ben Ballin, Lonnie Goldstein, For GENERAL MOTORS FRIGIDAIRE AUTHORIZED PARTS AND SERVICE CALL WESTERN REFRIGERATION Michael Gellirt.Not included 2875 St.Joseph St, Lachine MElrose 7-2587 , is Stephen Lockhart.(Mr.Fred Murphy, Owner and Genera! 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HU.1-0222 ; NEAR GREY AVE.* : CREENHOUSES AT ROSEMERE * EE RTT TT TEI ANS EEE men an Sr TN Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 9, 1958 UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson 10 Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey, Organist and Director of Music, / Sunday, May 11th 11:00 a.m.Morning Worship Church School and Kindergarten in Unitarian Fouse, 3421 Simpson Street at 11:00 am.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MG cYHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIS] SCIENTIST, IN BOS1O0N, MASS.Sunday, May 111th 11 Sunday School 11 Church Service Subject of Lesson - Ser- } mon: \u201cADAM AND i FALLEN MAN\" Golden Text: Galatian- 6:3.If a man think himself to be something, when he ix nothing, he deceiveth himself.am a.m £8 WEDNESDAY 8:13 p.m.Testimony Meeting.READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the publie Tuesday.Thursdav and Fr gay.2 to 4 p.m Wednesdays, 6.30 to D.m UNITED The little folk.; B y The Venerable + R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church.fo be held Sunday Perhaps the most important event of April was the fact that a gang of Irish laborers refused point blank to build a fence through the palace of the Little Folk and further, that the Irish Government surrendered to the Little Folk and left them undisturbed.So there are people in the world, rhaps not only in Ireland, who beliéve in things and persons whom they can neither see nor hear.There is hope yet for a world gone mad or weights and measures and money values.Incidentally, ™onon Doyle believed in the fairies and even photographed them, He wrote a book about them and illustrated it with photographs which he guaranteed to be real.The only ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Fifth Sunday After Easter ROGATION SUNDAY .m.Holy Eucharist, .m.Sunday School .m.Mattins (said).m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST.m.Solemn Evensong.Tobe CALVARY CHURCH Dorchester Street at Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett THURSDAY - ASCENSION DAY 7:00 am.Holy Eucharist 8:00 a.m.Hol, Eucharist 9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist CHRISTIAN FAMILY SUNDAY 31:00 a.m.Speaker: Mrs.C.R Plaskett Subject: \u2018Home-made Religion\".7:30 p.m.Speaker: The Minister Subject: \u2018The Influence i of Godly Parents\u2019 | Music by Junior Choir.Organist and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill) DOMINION-DOUGLAS Wesimount Blvd.& Lansdowne Ave Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A., D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A.ANNUAL CHURCH SCHOOL DAY 11:00 a.m.Rev.Eric Mellwain \u201cRoad of the Loving Hearts\u201d 7:30 p.m.Dr.Lloyd Smith \u2018The Real Presence\u201d 8 45 p.m.Young Peoples Union.Organist and Choirmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH WESTMOUNT JO! Cote St.Antoine Koad (near Argyle Avenue) MINISTERS Rev.D.Grant, B.A., D.D.Rev.R W NM umiord, B.A.B.D.Mr.orc J.Adams, Bac, Mus., AM.R.C.M.MOTHER'S DAY FESTIVAL OF THE CHRISTIAN HOME 11:00 a.m.Dr.Grant \u201cTHE GREATEST CHRISTIAN INSTITUTION! 7:30 pom.Mr Mumford \u201cYRE MIRROR OF THE WORD\u201d 11:00 a.m.Church School 10:00 aun.Intermediates ang Seniors 8:45 p.m.Young People's Union WESTMOUNT PARK-EMMANUEL (Cor Lansdowne & Western Ave.) Minister: Rev.Callum Thompson, B.A., B.D.Mr.Wayne Riddell \u2014 Director of Music.A CHANGE IN EMPHASIS.\u201d Preacher: The Minister Church School! and Infant Nursery at 11:00 a.m.NO EVENING SERVICE 11:00 a.m.Weekdays.Holy Euchariss, 7:00 a.m.Tuesday and Thursday.8:00 a.m, Monday and Friday, - 9:30 a.m.Wednesday.: ST.MATTHIAS \u201cCHURCH - Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Neefe, Rector Rev.E.P.A.Timmons ROGATION SUNDAY n.Holy Communion m.Holy Communion - Preacher: The Rector .m.Post Confirmation Class .m.Matins Preacher: The Rector m.Nursery, Kindergarten & Sunday School m, Evensong Preacher: Rev.E.P.A.Timmons ASCENSION DAY Thursday, hiay 15th %.30 am.& 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Children\u2019s Service Preacher: The Rector.Organist and Choirmaster Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R, Kenneth Naylo! D.D, Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A,, Hon, Assistant Lt.Col.The Rev.James Barnett, Hom, Assistant Rev.T.A.Ramsey, B.D.Assistani \u20ac.V.Frayn, A.R.C.A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster Fifth Sunday After Easter ROGATION SUNDAY Holy Communion Junior Department Mattins, Preacher: T.A.Ramsey.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department.Evensong.Preacher: The Rector Wednesday ROGATION DAY 7.00 am.Holy Communion Thursday ASCENSION DAY Holy Communion Children's Service Holy Communion 8 9: 1 gs ses 232 Rev._ 1:30 p.n.7:00 a.m.9:00 a.m.10:00 a.m.BAPTIST Westmount Baptist Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke St.West at Roslyn Ave.Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A., B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, B.A,, D.D.Director of Music: Galt MacDermot, B.A., B.Mus.11:00 a.m, QUEEN OF THE HOME.7:30 pm.THE TBST OF LOYALTY.Church School \u2014 11 a.m.Midweek Servico \u2014 Wednesday \u2014 8 p.m.thing about those pictures that made one hesitate to accept them as genuine fairies is that they.looked so unmistakably like genuine fairies.\u2019 These are colors that we can- * not see and sounds that we cannot hear, and there is no reason why there should not be sentient, rational beings existing beyond the range of our normal senses, and if an Irishman can sense those Little Folk, I should | not argue with him for a moment.Those whose memories go back to 1914 will remember the Angels of Mons.Harold Begbie very strongly believed in them, and the Bible is full of the activities of angels.Harry Emerson Fosdick once wrote a book to show that there were no such things as angels, but at the end he admitted that it was such a lovely idea that he could not \u2018give it Up.There is \u2018a whole school of SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Robbi Wilfred Shuchat Haxxan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm THE SABBATH - SEDRA EMOR Friday Evening, May Sth Sabbath Services: 7:50 p.m.Candle Lighting 8:00 p.m.Friday Evening Service 9:00 a.m.Preliminary Service Scriptural Readings: Torah: Leviticus, Ch, 21.v.1 « Ch.24, v.23, Prophets: Ezekiel, Ch, 44, vs.15-31, 00 p.m.Afternoon Service Ethics o \u201che Fathers Ch.4, 8:40 p.m.Evening Service Weekday Services: 8:30 a.m.Sunday: Morning Service 8:10 p.m.Evening Service 7:30 a.m.Weekdays: Morning Service 8:10 p.m.Evening Service Next Friday Evening: 7:55 p.m.Candle Lighting 8:00 p.m.Evening Service B\u2019Nai Mitzvah Alan Barry Besner, son of Mr.and Mrs.Ha:ry Besner, 579 Lansdowne Avenue, and Allan Leibel, son of Dr.and Mrs.Bernard S.Leibel of Toronto, Ont., will this Sabbath be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of their Bar Mitzvah.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.Stueren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master; Miles Wisenthal, Educational Assistant SABBATH SERVICES Friday evening, May 9th at 8:15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cCounting The Days.\u201d (Sephirah) Saturday raorning, May 10th at 11:30 o'clock, sermonelte - \u201cWhere There Is No Torah\u201d based on Pirke Aboth.BAR MITZVAH Paul Steven, son of Mr.and Mrs.Dean M.Kerner will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Friday evening and Saturday morning in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.SISTERHNOD GALA BUFFET SERVICE Tuesday, May 13th at 1:15 p.m.Temple Community House, Reservations - Mrs.J.A.Roston, RE.9-0641.Guest speaker .Mrs.Helen Glanzer, of New York City.Election of officers for ensuing year.DAILY SERVICES Monday through Thursday evenings at »45 p.m.Sunday mornings at 10:13 a.m.HOME & SCHOOL Meeting Sunday morning, May 11th at 10:15 o clock, Special programme in observance of Mother's Day.Annual election of officers for ensuing year.TEMPLE SCHOOL Regular classes for High School and Confirmation Departments Saturday mornings at 9:45 o'clock; Kindergarten, Primary and Junior School Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock.Daily Hebrew School - Monday | through Friday afternoons commencing at 3:30 o'clock.Closing exercises of Religious School and Prize Day, Sunday morning, May 18th at 10:30 o'clock.\u201cree TA A RCASC veleraris\u2019 memorial parade The Royal Canadian Army Service Corps will hold its annual Memorial Day parade aad religious service Sunday.Units from Montreal and lis- trict, as well as veterans of the RCASC will form up at West- mount Athletic grounds 2:15 Sunday afternoon.A march past the saluting base, with Former\u201d Honorary Colonel Commandant of the RCASC, Colonel O.H.Barrett, taking the \u201csalute, will be followed by religious ceremonies on the grounds, _ This year the members of the RCASC Association, ex- members of the RCASC and Branch 105 of the Canadian Legion have been invited to head the parade.The Memorial Day mission as outlined in a Canadian Army Special Order reads: \u201cThe Ceremonies will be held in memory of the Officers, Warrant.Officers, NCO's and men of th: RCASC who gave their.lives 21 the cause of freedom during two world wars and the Korean war.\u201d .Following the service refreshments will be served to members of RCASC and their friends at the Armory, 740 Bel-Air street.In the event of inclement weather, the March Past will be cancelled and the church services will be held in the Armory.English novelists and philosophers \u2014 C.S.Lewis, J.R.R, Tolkien and Charles Williams, who write.fiction\" -about such beings as elves and trolls and fairies, not to convince the skeptical that they exist, but to show that there is no reason in the nature of.things why they should not exist Charles Williams, for example, in \u201cAll Hallows Eve\u201d tells the story of two girls killed | in an accident and their adventures afterwards, C, S, Lewis writes a series of stories about four children and the two entirely different worlds in which they lived, J.R, R, Tolkien conjures up-a world of elves and trolls and men, and even creates some now beings like orcs and hobbits and ents.In all these stories there is nothing more illogical or impossible than the conception of space-man in flying saucers.\u201c But the Irish workmen have bettered the philosophers.They simply accept the non-human world of their Irish ancestors and refuse to have it dislodged from their present day inheritance, merely because they cannot prove their point by saying \u2014 \u201cHere is a Leprechaun.Deny it if you can.\u201d Their faith in the Little Folk is part of life to them.May it long remain so, It is a much more seemly approach to mystery than that of PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Melville Avenue Westmount, Que.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., B.D., Minister 11:00 a.m.PUBLIC WORSHIP Preacher: The Minister Lester A.Woodin, Organist & Choirmaster: VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME » WESTMOUNT end VieTONIA AVES.\u20ac Rev.J.D.Witkie, B.A., Ministes Sunday, May 11th MOTHER\u2019.DAY SERVICE 11:00 a.m, Mr.Wilkie \u2014 11:15 a.m.\u201cThe Church School, 114 bus stops at door.DORIS KILLAM R.R.T.C.L.Mus.(McGill) Organist and Choir Director.EE \u2014 pee nn Westmount Baptist | Church P \u201cMother's Day\u201d will be honor ed in Westmount Baptist Church when the minister, the Rev, E J.Bailey, will preach on \u201cQueen of the.Home,\u201d.Stressing the values of the Christian- home Mr.Bailey will direct attention to the importance of Teligious training in the home when there is opposition to such training being included in the schoolg except in a very minor way, In the evening the sermon subject will be \u201cThe Tag of Loyalty\u201d using an ol! Hebrew test word as a background._ | St.Andrew's United | x Mother's Day will be observeq in St.Andrew's United Church Westmount this Sunday morning, Especial emphasis will pe placed on the Festival of the Christian Home, Dr.Grant wi] conduct the service and his sep.mon subject is \u201cThe Greatest Christian Institution.\u201d At the evening service Rev.Robert Mumford's sermon subject jg \u201cThe Mirror of the Word\u201d.Dr.Grant will conduct the service and.at both services Mr.Eric Adams will direct the Ministry of Praise., There will be \u2018\u2019open session\u201d for members of the Church School Junior Department, the scholars will join with their parents in the Church.All other departments will meet as scheduled, the Seniors and Inlerme- diates at 10:00 a.m., the Beginners and Primary departments at 11:00, The Young People's Union will meet at 8:45 p.m.on Sunduy.* * | Christian Science | * * Man's God-given dominion over fear and limitation will he set forth at Christian Science services Sunday.eadings in the Lesson.Sermon entitled, \u201cAdam and Fallen Man\u201d will include the following trom Psalms (37: 5,29): \u201cCommit thy way unto the Lord; trust aiso in him; and he shall bring it to pass .The righteous shall inherit the land, and dwell therein for ever.\" Selections to be read from \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy include the following (316:20) «+ \u2018Christ presents the indestruciible man, whom Spirit creates, constitutes, and governs.Christ illustrates that blending with God, his divine Principle, which grves man dominion over all the earth.\u201d The (Golden Text is from Galatians (6:3): \u201cIf a man think himself to be something, when he 15 nothing, he decciveth himself.\u201d the American business man who must send out a \u2018\u2018scientific\u201d expedition to the Himalayas to capture a specimen of \u201cThe Abominable Snow Man,\u201d dead or alive That business man would resent an expedition of Yetis organized to bring back to the Himalayas a specimen of the American business man, \u201cdead or alive,\u201d Let us leave some mysteries in the world to delight the souls of our grandchildren.BAHA\"I BAHA'I WORLD FAITH Teachings on UNITY Consort with the followers of all religions in a spirit of friendliness and fellowship.Let your vision be world embracing, rather than confined to your own self .For literature and participation on informal discussion groups.phone WE.7-1879 The Westmount Baha'i Community 20 47\" Ce I et _\u2014» - Re Pa fb.Sisfer Francis A T= EE \u2018 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 9, 1958 : 1 Bishop fo speak af the Institute 4 BY > = : gh or J Ps 5 a pi will speak Sunday \u201c al Communion event y A noted educationalist, ani ipal of Holy Names JHigh School, Rev.Sr, Francis of Al- vemo Will be guest speaker at the Annual Mother\u2019s Day Com- Breakfast of Montreal] Gifford, McGill School of Social Work.Discussion leaders include Rev, J.K.Brown, Superintendent of St.Columba House; Rev.J.Har- wood-Jonee, St.Andrew's Anglican Church, Strathmore; W.F.Shepherd, Executive Director, Boys\u2019 Farm and Training School and Rev.John A.Simms, Montreal West Presbyterian Church.Rt.Rev.John Dixon, Anglican Bishop of Montreal, will be guest speaker at a Church-Welfare Institute scheduled to be held at Anglican House, 1444 Union avenue, on Thursday, May 22nd.The Institute has been arranged by Red Feather's Church Liaison Committee headed by munion \u2018 ouncil No.284, Knights of Rev.Dr.W.G.Onions, Chalmers Cou, United Church, Verdun, and H.EH Honey, Manager of the : .W.Andrews, lay representative, ; - n cat well-known i educational a partner in Graham Armstrong National Trust Co.Ltd., Mont~ circles Sr.Francis of Alverno has received her Master of science Degree \"in Education from Fordham University.The Chaplain of Montreal Council, The Most Rev.L.P.Whalen, DD, .Auxiliary - Bishop of Montreal will celebrate Mass at 9 am, in The Lady Chapel of St.Patrick's Church, breakfast following in the Queen\u2019s Hotel at 10 a.m.Securities Ltd.The purpose of the Institute, the first major project undertaken by the Committee, is to further greater understanding of purposes and aims between church people and welfare workers.Clergymen from all Protes- | tant and Orthodox denominations have been invited as well as Red Feather agency social workers and volunteers.The In- On Catholic Hour In the second of a series sn- titled \u201cThree Saints called John\u201d Reverend Walter Lallemand of St.Rita's parish will speak on John Bosco on the Catholic Hour Sunday over CJAD at 2.05.In last week's talk, Father Lallemand said \u201cWhen John de Kr \u2014\u2014\u2014 = * stitute opens at 16 a.m.and|Brebeuf was burned at the stake | Shaar Hashomayim | closes with a luncheon which| by the Iroquois, early in Cana- & * will be addressed by the Bishop.dian History, the savages said of Bar Mitzvah: Ronald Seth Opening speakers are Rev.|him: \u2018this man has the heart of Angus Cameron, Church of the|a giant.\u201d Yet his life shows John Vineberg, son of Mr.and Mrs.Mortimer L.Vineberg, 563 Lans- downe avenue, Westmount will this Sabbath morning be called to the reading of the Torah in - celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.\u2018\u201cDecade of Progress\u201d Dinner: The \u201cDecade of Progress\u201d Dinner on behalf of the Israel Bonds end marking the Tenth Anniver- gary of the State of Israel has peen announced by the President and Officers of the Congregation Shaar Hashomayim to be held on Thursday May 8th at .pm.i the Co it * mo : og! P50 Rensineton vem 7 Bar Mitzvah: Paul Steven, son Christian Workers of Montreal - .ot © 'iof Mr.and Mrs.Dean Kerner.are sponsoring an international ; : t.: ve er Sponsoring Com- will be called to the Reading of bight for young working people: THE MONTREAL ELGAR CHOIR mittee \u2018includes.in addition to the Torah this Sabbath Eve and of this city.This is to take|| _ presents Mendelssohn's - : Sabbath Morning in observance place at Congress Hall, 460 Dor- |} \u2019 \u2019 \"ELIJAH\" Mr.J.B.Becker, Chairman.and Mr.Leon Levin, President of Congregation Shaar Hashomay- im, Horace R.Cohen, OBE, and Mr, M.J.Heillig, Honorary Presidents Rabbi Wilfred Shu- chat, and members of the Board, including Dr.Harry C.Ballon, Jac S.Breslow, M.A.Brown, Mrs.M.A.Brown, Victor Cape, Joseph Captan, Tobias Glickman.Michael Greenblatt, Maxwell M.Kalman, Isaac Kert, NP, Mrs.Philip Levy.Philip Meyerovitch, QC, Samuel Moskovitch, QC, Saul E.Moskovitch, Jules Roos and Dr.George J.Strean.The Committee also includes Mrs.F.Victor Elkin, President of the Sisterhood; Mrs.Theodore Levine, President of the Herman Abramowitz Chapter of Ha- dassah; Fred Packer, President of the Abraham Ansel Levin Lodge, Dr.A, Stilman, President of the Men's Association; and Mrs, E.Zeisler, President of the Shaar Hashomayim Chapter of Hadassah, The following have also vo- lintcered to work on Mr.Becker's Committee.Messrs.Irving Backler, Jack Becker, Ralph Berzan, Ben Block, S.L.Caplan, Seymour Fenster, Abe Fleming, Joseph Guttman, S.L.Kert, Ben Lechter, David Lipper, B.L.Louis, Morris Moscovitch, Alan Rudner, D.L.Shalinsky and Nat Simpson.Testimonial Banquet: A Testi- monia] Banquet and Evening of Torah was held recently in the Community Hall of Shaar Hashomayim marking the historic occasion of the 10th Anniversary of the Women's Institute of Jewish Studies.Mrs.F.Victor Elkin, President of the -Sisterhood and Dr.A.Stitman President of the Men's Association acted as co- thairman of the evening.At the Banquet Rev.J.J.Fromm recited the Hamotzi and Hazzan Nathan Mendelson thanted the Birkat Hamazon, The Choral Group of the Friday Evening Hour rendered selections from the Jewish Litur- 57.Members of the Choral Group are: Allan Bernfeld, Marvin Goldsmith, David Mendelson, Robert Rosenblatt, Charles Shu- .that ang Dr.Charles Solomon.LOYOLA BOLSTERS ADULT EDUCATION MOVEMENT: Rev.T.M.Moylan SJ, Dean of the Loyola College \u2018Summer School, discusses one of the scheduled courses with Bill Wilson, an applicant for the school.Messiah, and Professor Cuthbert\u2019 ever had \u2018the heart of a saint.Dr.R.A.Wheatley Dentist 4773 Sherbrooke Street West ° EVENING APPOINTMENTS * \u2014 x | Temple Emmanuel | of his Bar Mitzvah?- Pulpit Honors Last Sabbath: Messrs, John Meth, Donald Meth, Eugene Meth, Eric Meth, Mitchel Garfinkle, Maurice Gar- finkle, George Hollinger, Hyman Grover.Baby To Be Blessed And Named: At the Service this Sabbath Eve the infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs, A.Ross Isaacs will be blessed and named Anita Julie Bugenia.Daily Prayer Service: Monday through Thursday evenings at 5:45 p.m.Sunday mornings at 10:15 a.m.A time for prayer and meditation for all who desire daily worship.A service providing an opportuniyt for saying kaddish during period of mourning and Yahrzeit anniversaries.Christian Group To Attend Worship: This Friday Evening a group of young people from Union United Church Ste.Anne de Bellevue will attend our Sabbath worship under the leadership of the Rev.Francis Doxee.Following the service Dr.Stern will meet with the group for a study of the ritual and worship of the Synagogue, Westmount Ministerial Association Expresses Sympathy: Among the hundreds of communications of sympathy received.pertaining to the destruction of the Temple Sanctuary there has reached us recently a resolution adopted by the Westmount Ministerial Association under the signature of Rev, E.P.A.Tim- mons, Secretary, as follows: \u201cWe were all shocked at the catastrophe and we were certainly relieved to know that the congregation decided immediately to overcome this obstacle to further progress.Your contribution to religious understanding in this area has been very noteworthy, especially through the interfaith conferences and we certainly felt for you at that time of your loss.Be assured of our continued proyers that all will go well in the future for the congregation and yourself.\u201d Christian workers Lo Phone: WE.5-6814 On May 9 at 8 p.m.the Young chester \u2018street west.The theme of the evening is centered around the work life of young people.The proceeds of the evening will be sent to Indja in order to help the young working people of that country.The evening will consist of two talks, one by Tom Johnson, organizeg for the Montreal area, and Ginger Sexton, president of the girls YCW in Montreal.This will be followed by square dancing and refreshments.Everyone Conducted by Cifford Mitchell CANTOR OTTO STAEREN \u2014 Baritone PATRICIA HOLDER \u2014 Contralto KEVIN DOHERTY \u2014 Tenor TJOT GEORGE \u2014 Boy Soprano Full Orchestral Accompaniment Wednesday, May 14, 1958 \u2014 8.15 p.m.St.James United Church Admission $2.00 463 St.Catherine St.West (including tax} TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR is welcome, For Mother's Day 5580 DECARIE BLVD.RE.1-1153 PLANTS CUT SPRING FLOWERS A A AT TE ey PERE ES TT eh Cr EE =, mn pee ME ES TES SL Sh ER taint tiens à NHR A A TRE ES rma nc en PR.Se men, 12 The Westmount Exaniiner, Friday, May 9, 1958 Miss Barbara Dale Yates weds Anthony John Lambie The marriage of Barbara Dale, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Oswald Yates, to Mr.Anthony John Lambie, son of Mr.W.Douglas Lambie, OBE, and of Mrs.Lambie, of Westmount took place on Saturday afternoon at half-past the Rev.© five o'clock in Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Church, Callum Thompson officiating.Mr.Wayne Riddell and Mr.John Robb played the wedding music and the church choir were in attendance.White candles in candelabra and white carnations and snapdragons arranged with greenery table and pews were on the communion marking the guests\u2019 used as decoration, The bride wore a gown of antique brocade fashioned with a fitted bodice having a scalloped neckline with long sleeves ending in scallops and a very full skirt ending in a cathedral train.Her fingertip length veil ol tulle illusion was held by a crown of lace embroidered wiih tiny iridescent sequins and seed pearls, and she carried a cas cade bouquet of white carra- tions and ivy.Her only ornament was a single strand of pearls.Miss Norma Cochrane as ma'd of honor.and Mrs.W, F.Phelan and Miss Joan Worsley, cousin of the bride, as attendants, wore gowns of ice blue poult de soie fashioned on princess lines having portrait necklines with back interest created by the fullness matching headdresses and carried semi-cascade bouquets of pale p'nk carnations and silvered ivy.Mr.Douglas Lambie acted as and Dominion-Douglas Church choir best man for his brother, and the ushers were: Mr.Ross Yates, the bride's brother Mr.Jan Novotny and Mr.Terry Seaman.Master David Malcolm Lambie, nephew of the bride: groom.as ring bearer, fore a dress Stuart Kilt with sporran, - white blouse with a matchiug dress tartan tie and dark green socks.Mrs.Oswald Yates, the mother of the bride, was in an* original gown of delph blue lace and silk organza over ice blue taffeta.She wore a matching hat with delph blue and pale pink accessories and a cor sage of pale pink carnations.Mrs, W.Douglas Lambie, the mother of the bridegroom, wore an orignal ensemble of claret chantilly lace with a draped flounce.Her picture hat was matching lace and her other accessories in wine and pale pink.The reception was held in the Blue Room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.Later, Nr.and Mrs.Lambie left for Eastern Canada and the United States, the brid: travelling in a navy blue wuol suit, and wearing navy blue and white accessories MR.PHILIP Has New York with the very just returned from newest in Haircuts ore 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You'll stretch, bend or reach easily, nature ally in NuBack, the front-laced corset designed for all figures, Sizes: 22 - 40, From $6.00.= Ne À COURVAL CORSETIERE 4841 Sherbrooke West \u2014 Westmount MR.AND MRS.ANTHONY JOHN LAMBIE, photographed with their attendants following in Westmount Park-Emmanuel United Church.Mrs, Lambie, their marriage on Saturday formerly Miss Barbara Dale Yates, is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Oswald Yates of Notre Dame de Grace.Mr.Lambie is the son of Mr.W.Douglas Lambie, OBE, and Mus, Lambie of Westmount.\u2014Posen Photo \u2014\u2014 ard a BIRKS has Advanced Gifts for the Women's MRS.been JOHN E.aamed chairman, Division in the 1958 Red Feather Campaign.The announcement was made by Mrs.Stuart R.Townsend, Chairman of the Division, which is responsible for the residential canvass of Greater Montreal.This year the drive bégins on September 22.\u2019 corsage bouquet of white carnations.Among the out-of-town guesis were Mr.and Mrs.H H Michael, of Philadelphia, Pa.Mr.and Mrs.W, Tucker.Miss M.Tucker of Port Credit, Ontario; and MY.Charles Charie of Cobourg, Ontario.Heather Ladies Branch elects Mrs.M.W.Reid At the annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Branch, Heather Curling Club Inc., the following members were elected to office for\u2019 the 1958-59 season: Past president, Mrs.R.S.Orser; president, Mrs.M.W.Reid; vice-president, Mrs.F.R.Camphell; recording secretary, Mrs.P.R.Marchant; corresponding secretary, Mrs.H.G.Benson; treasurer, Mrs.J M.Sharpe; hospitality chairman Mrs.E.G.W.Allwood; match chairman, Mrs.G.L.Knox; LCA representatives, Mrs.E.S.Mathews, Mrs.J.M.Schell; match committee, Mrs.H.E.Childs, Mrs.H.C.Fetterly, Mrs.R.H.Thompson, Mrs.J.E.Jacques.Miss Lois Descary heads Junior CWL At the Annual Meeting of the Junior Sub-Division of the Catholic Women's League held recently, Miss Lois Descary was elected President for a second term.Other officers elected were first vice-president, Miss Vivian Bacchiochi; second vice- president, Miss Maryan Pearson; third vice-president, Miss Susan Fournier; recording secretary, Miss Agnes O'Neil; corresponding secretary, Miss June Trairor, and treasurer, Miss | Grace Curran, \u2018season on Saturday afternoon, Howers for Wither 5 Day Last year, I brought her flowers of Spring, Bright daffodils, and tulips gay, Courageous blossomings, that bring New hope, to lives grown grey.Today, 1 bring the flowers of Spring To cloak a grave, with colors gay, For her \u2014 the spring has come again, Immortal youth, and perfect day.DOROTHY SPROULE Social & Lersonal | The Mount Royal Tennis Club will officially launch its social May 10, at five o'clock in the Clubhouse on Grey avenue.The Spring Reunion.which is being arranged by the Ladies\u2019 Committee, is especially leoked forward to as the date to greet the old members and met new ones.Mr.and Mrs.D.J.(Doug) Heron announce the birth of their second daughter on May 2 at Victoria Hospital, Londea, Ont.A second little granddaughter for Mrs.J.Heron, 117 Irvine avenue, Westmount, APPROACHING MARRIAGES The approaching marriage is announced of Margaret Bertelie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Bert, Gatto, of Westmount, to Mr.Allan John MacLellan, son of Mr | and Mrs.Francis Harold Mac-, Lellan, of Notre Dame de Grace.| The wedding has been arranged to take place on Friday, in the Church of the Ascension of our Lord, Westmount.Annual luncheon The annual \"Spring Luncheon\u201d of the Woman's Association of Westmount Park - Emmanuel United Church will be held Tuesday, at one p.m.A fashion show will be presented by Dominion Textiles when their Home and Fashion Consultant, Miss Joan Blanchard, will conduct a Tex- made presentation of spring and summer garments in cottons, as well as a clinic on interior decorating.Luncheon will he serv- | ed in Webster Hall, 4707 West- ern avenue, Westmount.| Plateau 4444 he.Louis Moncine RE.ONCE AND FOR ALL, SAY GOOD-BY Hove # permanently removed from sv « 4 FACE, ARMS AND LEGS *SAFELY « GENTLY - SPEEDILY BY ELECTROLYSIS AND SHORTWAVE FREE CONSULTATION WRITTEN SPARARIEE 5757 DECELLES AVE.PROFESSIONAL CENTRE BLCG.3-4423 oe.Ania By Appoininmad Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation Mountain Street at Sherbrooke STORAGE Ar standard rotes Ph Rol 0 A bond PRIT Te TT i 3 a 2 HER era OR = m Nee a ae Ta a a au, iE.\u2014- blue Libel paste drip- ging! The 1350 Toastmistress Club The Mount Royal Toastmistress Club will meet Monday.May 12 at 6 p.m.in the Green Room of the Queen's Hotel.ET TE à Consult Malcolm Gregory * tHe won't promise you a trip lthrough the skies on a Magic wae\" #Carpet, but he will bring \"CARPET MAGIC into your Home !\u201d 5 ; .GREGORY'S 5 1 ORIENTAL RUG CO.% 4151 St.Catherine St.W., 4 ; Westmount 5 # WE.2.4277 Evenings RE.8-4605 Pda ee, emma on the sale-rack blue spring coats .15.00 Liberty dresses .6.95 pastel-tweed skirts .3.00 drip-dry dresses .3.95 gingham sun dresses 3.00 Sizes 1-10 inciuded The Children's Corner a pleasant shop 1350 Greene Ave.WE.7-6510 MISS HELEN MERLE WRONG AND MR.ROBERT JOHN HUNTLY KENNEDY whose urday, June 14, in the Church marriage will take place Sat- of St.Columba at 4 p.n.The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard J.Wrong - and the granddaughter of the 1 ate Rev.and Mrs.H.P.Mount.Her fiance is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Peter Kennedy of West- mount.\u2014 Eaton Pholos Ie The Womens Real \u2018Song of Bernadette\u2019 As a timely gesture in view of this year's centenary celebrations at Lourdes, the Montreal Archdiocesan Council, the Co- _thelic Women's League of Canada, has made arrangements to present the film \u2018The Song cf Bernadette\u201d starring Jennifer Jones, Loyola College Auditnr- ium, on Friday and Saturday, May 16 and 17.There will be two special children's matinees beginning at 2 p.m.and the two evening performances will start at 8 p.m.There will be no advance sale of tickets.CAC annual meeting The Quebec Provincial (English) Branch of the Canadian Association of Consumers will hold its tenth annual meeting in the YWCA Auditorium, 1355 Dorchester street west, on May 27 with registration at 9.30 a.m.A business session will be held from 10 a.m.to 12.30 p.m.with a buffet luncheon at 1 p.m.Following the luncheon an after- } noon session will be held to complete the business on hand.PHONE HU.1-2151 STORE YOUR FURS Store furs safely against theft, fire, moth damage in our controlled- humidity, refrigerated vaults.Furs fully insured while in our hands.REPAIRING, CLEANING AND RESTYLING AT SUMMER PRICES La Mode Reg'd.FURRIERS 5779 SHERBROOKE WEST ESTABLISHED 1929 f æ IN OUR ICE-COLD VAULTS YOUR INSPECTION OF OUR MODERN COL D STORAGE VAULT IS INVITED Conclave No.4 Westmount Conclave No.1 Order of True Kindred will hold a Spring Ceremonial on Wednesday evening, May 14, in Melville Hall, Melville avenue, West.mount.Officers will wear formal -White dresses and red corsages, the colors of the Conclave, and new members will be welcomed by the Worthy Commander Mrs, Fred E.Wilkins, who will occupy the chair.Following the Initiation ceremony a buffet supper will be served.All members are cordially invited to attend.: Variety show The Laurentian Choral Group, under the direction of Mrs.Abe Stotland, will present an 1!4 hour variety show with guest, Alan Mills, to 500 patients of the Verdun Protestant Hospital or Monday evening.Included in the program will be International folk songs, calypso, \u201coldies\u201d and popular songs sung by the chorus, trio, quartet and soloists There will be mclodies of the British Isles.negro spirituals, French Canadian and Israeli + SONES.Non-pensioned widows The Non-Purs-toned Veterans Widows Assn.Inc.will hold a general monthly mécting in \u2018the Canadian Legion Hall, Verdun avenue, Monday, May 12, 8 p.n.All members are requested to attend as important visitors are expected and refreshments are being served, Please bring jour memibe.ship cards, Graduating nurses .; | Tickets are now available for the formal at home to be held on May 16, at 10 p.m.in the Champlain Room of the Sheraton - Mount Royal Hotel, in honor of the graduating class af 1958 of St.Mary's Hospital School of Nursing.Anyone wishing to obtain tickets may contact Miss Alanna Dore, 5500 Isabella avenue, HU 1-8953; Miss Eva O'Connor, 2135 Maplewood avenue, RE 8-3933; Miss Joan Gallagher, 1520 Pine avenue west, WE 3-3506; Mrs.Pierre Limoges, 7791 Wiseman avenue, CR 2-9607.before May 13.- Thé Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 9, 1958 13 Mrs.R.-B.Bremner is re-elected W.W.Club head At the recent annual meeting of the Westmount Women's Club, Mrs.R.B.Bremner was re-elected president and Mrs Reta Sykes, vice-president, Mry.F.A.LaMontagne and Miss M.J.Haggerty also re-elected, Reports showed an active and successful year.A scholarship of $200.00 was awarded to a Westmount girl, matriculating to McGill.The Club will continue to maintain the case of a British Foster child.Other donations included the Friendly Home, Grace Dart Hospital, Multiple Sclerosis, Uli Brewery Mission, Salvation Army and Salvation Army Building Fund, School for Crip pled Children, School for Handicap Children, School for Retarded Children, Red Cross, Girls Counselling Centre, Friendslip \u201cClub, Queen Mary Veterans Hospital and Ste.Anne's Veterans Hospital.A sewing machine was also donated to the Julia Rien- ardson Hospital.Sale of linens Of interest to many, especially at this time of year with summer cottages in the offing, is the annual linen sale held by *he Nearly New Shop, Jocated at 1212 University street.The hours are from 10 a.m.to 4:30 pm.and the days this year Wednesday and Thursday, May 14, and .15.In the sale you will find hed, table, bath and kitchen linen as well as slip-covers and drap- cries.The Nearly New Shop is operated by volunteers from the Women's Auxiliaries of the Roy- Victoria and the Montreal Children's Hospitals and all proceeds go to further the Social Services of the two hospitals.Our Justly Famous MR.EMILE \"Softy\" Permanent known tor the gentle, true permonence it imparts to your hair.Good too, for bleached ond tinted hair.$10.00 REVITALISE your skin \u2014 tone up your facial muscles.Make an appointment today with our expert facial specialist, 1347 GREENE AVE Phone WE.5-0562; 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BEAUTY SALON Superior Enjoyment.Saturday, August 16th, 1958.land, Italy and France.1240 Peel Street OVERSEAS VACATION TOUR All Expense \u2014 Deluxe Accommodation Throughout \u2014 Arrangements for 61 DAYS - Leaving Montreal, Thursday, June 26th.Returning to Montreal, Sailing on beautiful S.S.Homeric of the Home Lines.Visiting England, Scotland, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzer- Only a few places left \u2014 Reservations must be made at once \u2014 Party will be accompanied by Mrs.H.B.Pope.Tobin's Travel Bureau Interest, Comfort and $1875.00 UN.6-7811 He © \"for the discriminating woman\" HU.9-6772 5934 Sherbrooke St.W.19% DISCOUNT * BLOUSES ° SKIRTS ° SWEATERS \u2018Drop in and look over our excellent selection of .@® LINGERIE ® ACCESSORIES and ORIGINALS by VIRGINIA The Chic Shop \u201cfor the discriminating woman\" Now Open.(Between Belgrave & Clifton) SPECIAL Get Acquainted OFFER ® HOSIERY - 2 Fe a > tisse re tr dian RE Ee BE am i, i apr A Er D TET = I The Westmount Exominer, Friday, May 9, 1958 Mrs F.Herbert Dentith named High School Alumnae president Mrs.F.Herbert Dentith was re-elected president of the Alumnae Society of the High School for Girls at the tenth annual meeting held recently.J RN Lob \u2018 Mrs.Elliott Cay, recording secretary reported a busy \"ts 0 and prefitable year.5 The treasurer reported a during which time an interesting cake decorating demonstration was given by Mrs.Helen Mackenzie.large balance which enables the Alumnae to increase the second 0e.PME NT hanes ak vo y rr amie om stn M Qc - ra + an aren: am my moe Eta rs sauge eee at np a - cu - To OO ee re pe tet pen - Seta ns LET BT RE ALA A scholarship for 1958 and to con.girls wishing education in a fund for their sider to further other fields, Miss E.C.Rorke, lady principal of the Girls High Schon) was elected an honorary presi: dent of the Alumnae Socielv and accepted a cheque of $50.00 for the athletic department, a g.ft to the school.Following the businesg meeting a fun fair and tea were held LEARN TO DRIVE THRU TRAFFIC with LAUZON schoo.tro.We are One ot the Largest Automobile Driving Schools in the World Choires 0.Auten atic or Standard Trrnsm:ssion Door Step » Service AUTO IMPORTANT: TRAINER Phone or write star: for Valuable tari to learn gre Premiums Indour OY ning and Our Machine Low Rates N.rvous Learners Welcome DUAL CONTROL CARS 5054 Cote des Neizes 4369 St.Denis REgent 1-1112 AVenue 38-5125 +newsletter, Following is the list of other officers elected:\u2014 vice-presi- dent, Mrs, James Saur; 2nd vice president, Mrs.Norman Seath; recording secretary, Mrs.Elliot Cay; corresponding secretary.Miss Andrea Wilson; treasurer, Mrs.H.E.Wright.Chairman elected were: advisory, Miss Leila MacLean: archives, Mrs.Ruth Tait; mem: bership, Mrs.E.Victor Lydon: Mrs.Paul Mec Cullagh; nominating, Mrs.Philip Garner; program, Mrs.Donald Mask; publicity, Mrs.Lyon J Korenberg, refreshments, Miss Peggy Miller; scholarship, Mrs James Saur; school representative, Mrs.Edward Meeks: tickets, Mrs.A.J.Berard; wet fare, Miss Anne Aber.St.Stephen's tea St.Stephen's Church Guild is holding a tea in the parish hall corner of Atwater and Dorches- ter streets on Saturday aftec- noon, May 10, from 3 to 6 p.m.{Naar Claremont! Spring magic with \u201ccolostial \u201d DE.4501 4927 Sherbrooke St.West Frideys: Opan from ?AM.to 9 PM.GIVE MOTHER A BUDGIE VERY COLORFUL BIRDS SALE PRICED 4.75 Look over Affectionate and easy to keep.our excellent selection \u2014 every bird from genuine talking strain.Available in all colors.Remember when it comes te purchasing birds, it wil pay you to see us first.Our 35 years of experience is at your disposel and guarantees that you con be absolutely confident im receiving only Mrs.JR.Beveridge | is re-elected head of Provincial IODE At the annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter IODE held recently in Montreal the following were elected honorary officers: Hon.Patroness, Madam One- sime Gagnon, vice-patroness, Mrs.Norman Holland, Mrs.D.L.McDonald.Mrs.J.J.Creelman, hon.president, Mrs.G.A.Winters; hon.vice-presidents, Mrs.W.H.Muirhead, Mrs.E.E.Ross Mrs.A.A.Munster.Following is the list of officers: Re-elected president, Mrs.J.R.Beveridge; 1st vice-presi- dent.Mrs.Donald Macrae; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.W.W, Brown: 3rd vice-president, Mrs.Paul Kuhring; 4th vice-presi- dent.Mrs.J.C.Manson: 5th vice-president, Mrs.H.H.Gi- baut: 6th vice-president, Miss F.Macdonald; 7th vice-president, Mrs.J.Miller: secretary, Mrs.J.H.Gibbs: asst.gecretary, Mrs.J.McGerrigle; treasurer, Mrs.A.E.Ro~dhouse: sunply secretary.Mrs.L.S.Merrill; educational secretary, Mrs.G.A.Winters: asst.educational secretary.Mrs.J.W.Tvson: echoes secretary.Miss M.Hope Glass: organizing secretary.Mrs.F.D.Crowley: at home and abroad services Mrs.H.T.Gilmour: standard bearer.Mrs.R.M.Rowat.COUNCILLORS ELECTED Following are the names of the members who were elected as councillors of the Provincial Chapter of Quebec: Mesdames F.E.Best, J R.Beveridge.R.L.Bishop.Henderson Black.Philip Carrington.C.C.Corneille.J.J.Creelman, L.F.Crothers, Fred D.Crowley.Milton Eaton, Fred Folev.BE.M.Gibaut, M.Hope Glass, Donald Greig.Norman Holland.G.Gordon Hyde.Paul Kuhring, A.G.LeGros, R.M.Lougheed, R.F.Lindsav.Mesdames Donald Macrae.J.W.Miller, R.Morewood, W.H.Muirhead, A.A.Munster, J.R.|.C.Murray, A.-E.Roodhouse, F Donald Ross, R.M.Rowat.Austin Scott.L.Shore, W.Stavnes, THREE GRADUATES : The sixth Provincial graduation ceremony of the Canadian Girls in Training took place on Saturday in Westmount Baptist Church.Shown above are two local graduates and the Provincial president, left to right: Mary Ellis, Westmount, Margaret Smith, Saint Laurent and Marion Millar, Provincial president.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Planning a trip abroad?Contact Mrs.H.B.Pope Tobin's Travel Bureau has again arranged for a special deluxe vacation tour overseas this summer to be accompanied, as usual, by Mrs.H.B.Pope.The tour will be first class deluxe throughout and superior .arrangements have been made for the comfort, interest and enjoyment of the party.Eight countries will be visited, nearly two weeks in England and Scotland, the World's Fair at Brussels and open air opera in Rome are some of the highlights of the trip.As nearly all available space on the ships leaving Montreal for vacation trips is already booked, reservations must be made at once.Phone or write Mrs.Pope, 422 Metcalfe avenue, or Tobin's Travel Bureau for more information, For The: Finest QUALITY BEEF Obtainable Try HAINES OF WESTMOUNT \u201cNoted for Quality\u201d English Family Butcher & Grocer Purveyor of High Class, Quality Meats, Groceries: Fruits & Vegetables SASS NEW SEASON'S : n MAPLE SYRUP ; Br Pe PPP \u201c 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.Westmount WE.3-8257 Flowers from McKenna of Cote des Neiges mean so much more Mother's Day = 5 = A A MISS Sorori to Dr.dren, Mount panna] I Specia bouqu fice p W.G.Stobo, G.A.Winters.A.L.Young.J.S.MacNaughton, 1.Harbert.J.S.MacNaughton, I.McLaughlin, R.Roberts.Every order from McKenna of Cote des Neiges receives personalized attention of te 2 = A 4 the q IY their skilled floral designers 4 the very best for your money.el Singin à El vw S / Mis WL Staymes.common who select and arrange your Co ; M a ; flowers for delivery.up Les wealth relations; Mrs.R.E.Send your Mother's Day Bradley, publicity; Mrs.E.A, fl ; the florist Mon- Plu Rowell.civil defence; Mrs.W.owers trom ! trealers rely on.CAGES AND STANDS from $3.45 We carry a general line of pet Arthur Steel.immigration and citizenship; Mrs.C.D.Hayden, hospitality; Mrs.G.Smith.film; supplies to keep your birds healthy Mrs R.Wheeler, empire and and vigorous.Feed them our world affairs; Mrs.Fred Foley.specially compounded \"SUPER- \\ \u2018empire correspondence.FINE\" grain\u2014the finest of its kind! _\u2014 \u2014 SATISFACTION C .- O UARANTEED OR OE RF iDED Salvation Army WA 4509 Cote des Naiges Rd.Mount Royal Hotel SEEDS & BIRDS Te N 6-7396 The Salvation Army Women's, REgent 8-1124 \u2026, Plateau 4550 * Receiving Home, Women's Aux- We send Mother's Day flowers COMPANY.LTD I ! + The Distinctivg Pet Shop * 921 Mr.Royal Street East ihary will hold its monthly meet- anywhere-by-wire.Yoür satisfaction = i LA.6-2853 ing at the Home, 4102 Dorches- guaranteed.ter street, west, on Monday at 8 p.m.sharp.40 YEARS OF REPUTABLE BUSINESS IN PET SUPPLIES MISS AUDREY MCVEIGH, president of Beta Sigma.Phi Sorority presenting a cheque for one thousand dollars ($L,000) to Dr.L.Patterson, Principal of the School for Crippled Children, at the annual Founder\u2019s Day banquet at the Sheraton- Mount Royal Hotel Saturday.Irene Davies & Elizabeth MacDermot ANNOUNCE the opening of their office Flower reen Decorations 320 VICTORIA AVE., WESTMOUNT Telephone HU.71-9388 for appointment Specialists in flower arrangements and decorations.Weddings, bouquets, receptions \u2014 all private and business entertaining, of- C.SYME UPHOLSTERING REG'D.Chesterfield Sets Re-uphoistered and remodeled Also Custom Made Slipcovers\u2019 GENERAL REPAIRS AND CUSTOM FURNITURE Free Estimates RAymond 9- 1553 Montreal DAY NIGHT 7 DAYS OUT OF 7 FOR YOUR FUR STORAGE Phone L.P.LAZARE VI.9-1254 or ZENITH 26050 3 EMERSON 17 PORTABLE TV/RADIO COMBINATIONS GIVEN AWAY FREE! Plus a prize-winning chance at the top prize: A 1958 VOLKSWAGEN 2 SIMPLE RULES TO FOLLOW Send your Fur Coat to LAZARE'S 7-Star Scientific Cold Storage Vaults.2Y,% includes world.wide insurance.2 -MAKE À PURCHASE (no matter how small) from \u2018any of the thousands \u2018of exe clusive Spring and Summer Cloth and Fur articles.v 1454 PEEL ST., opposite Mt.Royal Hotel The Wesfmeunt Examiner, Friday, May 9, 1958 15 Businessmen's Service Westmount.business men and their city colleagues are increasingly \u201cconscious that man cannot live by bread alone.They will be interested in the business men\u2019s service at Christ Church Cathedral held at the request of a busy executive who approached Dean Dowker and discussed with him the need to counterbalance, during the week, the pull and tension of material things.With the permission of Bishop Dixon it was decided to celebrate Holy Communion, slightly shortened, every Wednesday from 12.30 to 1 p.m.All business people are welcome.CARS ON TAB Royal Bank Bidg.LOW RATES LONG TERM LEASE RENTALS LTD.360 St.James St.West Telephone VI.9-1117 NOW OPEN QUEBEC ANTIQUES 4500 St.Catherine Street West (Corner Abbott) WE.2-4781 Specializing in Early Pine Furniture, efc.elects Mrs.A.Wright W.Cross was in the chair.sident \u2014 Mrs.Curdy; Mrs.Norman Brady; chairman penter.Mrs.C.presentation of prizes.ners were: Thompson Trophy \u2014 Mrs.Ken harson, Mrs.J.H.Reid, D.Newel \u2014 skip.Thompson Trophy Runner-up Mis.A J.S.Hamilton \u2014 skip.Bartram, Mrs.C.A.Lister, \u2014 skip.A.J.Norton \u2014 skip.President's Prize \u2014 Mrs.R.C \u2014 Skip.Mrs.C.L.Code, Mrs.G.T.Mat- by, Mrs.J.Edwards, M.Linton \u2014 skip.Debutante\u2019s Trophy (Juniors) \u2014Mrs.F.Murphy, Mrs.Hodgkin, Mrs.N.Brady, F.D.Crowley \u2014 skip.\u2014 Mrs.K.M.Robinson, Mrs.S.A.Charters, Mrs.K.H.Wiggett, Mrs.R.W.Stuart \u2014 skip.Senior Doubles \u2014 Mrs.P Martin, Mrs.G.K.Hodges.Junior Doubles \u2014 Mrs.E.T.Bourke; Mrs.J.Edwards.Green Singles \u2014 Mrs.R.M.Robinson, CITIZENSHIP The 18th annual meeting of the Canadian Citizenship Council will be held at the Chateau Laurier Hotel, Ottawa, Friday May 16th.The president's reception at 6:30 p.m.will be followed by dinner, a brief report of the year's work, election of officers and board, and presen\u2018a- tions.\u201cHon.Mr.Justice I.C.Rand.St.George Ladies\u2019 Club At the annual meeting of the St.George Ladies\u2019 Curling Club the retiring president Mrs.G.ihe following slate of officers for 1958-59 was elected: Past president \u2014 Mrs.3.W, Cross; pra- G.W.Wright; first vice-president \u2014 Mrs.A.J.Norton; second vice-president \u2014 Mrs.E.H.Edwards; recording secretary \u2014 Mrs.L.B.Me- corresponding secy \u2014 treasurer \u2014 Mrs.J.S.Hamilton; mateh Mrs.G.R.Patterson; membership and Publivi- ty \u2014 Mrs.R.W.Stuart; hispi- tality \u2014 Mrs.Gordon V.Car- A.Lister, the ma*zh chairman was in charge of tho me win- neth Wiggett, Mrs.A.G.Fraqu- \u2014Mrs.W.J.MeLay, Mrs.R.C.Bartram, Mrs.P.Martin, Mrs.Ralston Trophy \u2014 Mrs.R.C.Mrs.A.J.D.Wright, Mrs.P.Martin Ralston Trophy Runner-up \u2014 Mrs.S.A.Charters, Mrs.J.A.Kearns, Mrs.G.K.Hodges, Mrs.Allen, Mrs.R.C.Bartram, Mrs.F.M.Hogle, Mrs.A.I.Newel] Match Chairman's Prize \u2014 Mrs.HR.E.Mrs.Debutante\u2019s Trophy Runner-vp Guest speaker will be |Z 5122 Sherbrooke Street West (Just West of Westmount Theatre) Under New Management Special in CREAM PERMANENT 8, 50 and up all inclusive Latest Hair Styling by Experienced and Modern Operators: Miss Lillian Herring in attendance Beautaire Hair Dryers Dry in Twenty Minutes WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT - NO WAITING Our Special on Permanents Monday to Thursday only: Reduced rates for short hair Teenagers Family specials for Mom and Daughter attending together.ELwood 8636 for appointment WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR For quality lamps that command attention \u2014 La Contessa Ie.Sherbrooke at Royal A Complete Selection of table and floor lamps Modern and period styles Separate shades in fibreglas, pure silk, acetate, and nylon Orders taken for custom-made shades 5903 Sherbrooke St.Ww.a HU.8.4322 Ta, EE ti Be 5 ov 7 are ets ie Lam ET AAP Ln 0 ee AARC i ol i - DES RTE CN tn A 0 Er épée ca x4 Spree ses SI.LL.PTE annoté rene ar tiempo A Yee pres le FE Este Ne gh + A Co mi fes ar pe 16 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 9.1958 \u2018 Mia Bella ® Mechanical and Hand Massages 4504 St.Catherine St.West RÉ Slenderizing & Beauty Salon }_.Featuring New Styles for Spring EXPERT HAIR STYLING \u2014 PERMANENTS HAIR DYEING A SPECIALTY \u2014 MANICURING, ® Steam Bath and Lamp Treatments © Featuring the famous automatic massage table where you reduce without disrobing © Foot Treatments WE.7-1154 Use Examiner Classified Ads for Quick Results FLOWERS for There is nothing nicer to express your love and gratitude than a lovely bouquet of flowers or a beautiful plant.We have a wonderful selection.early to ensure delivery.Call RE.9-3337 For personal attention by MARTIN P.McKENNA fau 1950 Graham Blvd.Please order 34 THE MOUNT ROYAL TOASTMISTRESS CLUB held its seventh annual Speech Contest on Monday at which Kay Little was the winner, her topic was \u201cYou and Your Public Relations\u201d.From left to right: Mrs.H.N, Schanz, president; Mrs.J.E.McGuilkin, program chairman; and Kay Little.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo Venture Clubs name officers Miss Peggy Miller, 4880 Queen Mary road, was elected to guc- ceed Miss Esther Burson of Toronto as Regional Director of the Eastern Canada Region of the American Council of Venture Clubs at the Fifteenth An- Town of Mt.Royal recently in Cornwall.don was .urer.Miss Florence of the American Federation of the American Council Venture Clubs to be held Houston, ~ to 7.nual Regional Conference held Miss Marian-Ann Whitfield of Lon- elected as regional secretary and Miss Audrey Half- yard of Barrie as regional treas- Cross, Governor, Eastern Canada Region of Soroptimists, installed the new officers, all of whom will atterd the Tenth Biennial Convention of in Texas from July 4 E.DACCORD Ltd.LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Suggests.That you restore the beauty of your lawn this Spring with .DACCORD READY MIX LAWN TOP DRESSING The most practical and effective ready-mixed top dressing for your lawn.Contains everything to make a beautiful lawn in a single operation! 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Old at | T s zed what alittle Want to Feel Zach up win es hs 3X 1 ter 44 Years Younger?| A ge 108 11 irom.Intr& ductory or \u2018\u2019Bet-acquainted\u201d size only Gf.Tes Ostrex Tonle \u2018I'ablets for new pep, vigor aud joungæ feeling, this very day At all drug atures.Ter mat New luxe vice, 2-dod pain acce door, er, 1 MOR ditio \u2014 e W - eo RADIO ® APPLIANCES REPAIRS & SERVICE TV Antennas f+ our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS \u201cCORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 3 Country Property For Sale | LAKE FRONTAGE LOTS peaxley Lake, East of Lake Louisa and North of Lachute.English speaking community.New sub division.LAKE FRONTAGE 100 X 300 $650.00 ROAD FRONTAGE 100 X 157 $350.00 INSIDE LOTS 100 X 157 $150.00 AND UP All lots have beach rights We also have summer cottages partly furnished, with a lake frontage.' CLAPBOARD 3 ROOMED COTTAGE $1,600.00 LOG PLANK 3 ROOMED $1,800.00 CLAPBOARD 4 ROOMED, VERANDA $24,000 LOG PLANK 4 ROOMED $29,000 Terms available, mation please, call REALTY SALES CORE.3-1991 7d Boys\u2019 & Girls\u2019 Camp Unusual Opportunity For Little Girls and Boys For further infor- \u2018Norman\u2019: Guest house specially planned for younger children \u2014 located on river front in Rosemere \u2014 two acres of safely enclosed play grounds on bind street \u2014 \u2018sand piles, swings, sides \u2014 asphalted tricycle areas.Bright airy rooms in delightful atmosphere of large private home.We reserve space at all times to meet your family emergencies, in which case no notice of arrival is necessary.Excellent supervision at all times.Inspection invited.City references on request.\u2014Insured \u2014Medical Supervision.For further information please write: MRS.D.D.FORREST, 188 FORGET STREET, ROSEMERE, QUE.Telephone\u2014NA.5-5588 Office To Let Office fo Let 4414 St, Catherine St.W.Apply Apt.8.12 Apartments To Let WESTMOUNT, 7 rooms, 2 large front rooms and foyer, large dining room, planned kitchen, modern bathroom, sunporch.Electric stove and frigidaire.Perfect for professional man, WE.2-6633 after 7, EL.1932.14 Houses To Let Snowdon, Clanranald Avenue Newly completed ultra modern deluxe upper duplex, 7'2 large rooms, 2 complete bathrooms, janitor service.Must be seen to be appreciated.$225.00.RE.7-4245.10 INC VVESITMIONNT EXominer, rriaay, may v, 1730 CARRE current issue.rl -2771x Please phone your Ads early ir.the week.The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising 3e for each additional word 10 Wo No Ads accepted after 10.30 a.m.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty after 5 p.m.Tuesday end Wednesday evenings until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 HU.1.2771, AR EE rds 45¢ RT Za Autos For Sale Sports\u2019 Car Sunbeam Rapier 1987 hardtop convertible, excellent condition, fully equipped, radio, heater, signal lights, whitewalls and overdrive, Low mileage.For quick sale at $1750.00 or closest offer.Call after 6 p.m.only, .8387.EL 26a Parking Space To Rent PARKING space for rent, Lansdowne below Cote St.Antoine.WE.35-4994.28e For Sale\u2014Exchange SNOWTIRES, exchange for port set or sell.DE.2974.29 For Sale | Bankruptcy Stock Opening up business.Everything to be sold below dealer's cost price.No reasonable offer will be refused.T.V.: Frigidaire; washing machines; stoves; kitchen sels; bedroom sets: chesterfield sets; davenport sets; sectional sets; continental beds: Hide- a-beds and cribs.Easy terms.5387 Park Avenue.CR.6-2586.Single Bed Mahogany, mattress, good condition.$35.00.RE.3-5200.Double Bed Mattress and frame.WE.Dining Room Suite daven- 7-9282.9 pieces, mahogany: tea Wagon, walnut.WE.3-8921.Bagpipes 2 sets of Henderson's.Ebony and ivory with sterling silver mounts.No agents or dealers.EL.9863.Swimming Pool Portable, Sceptor.holds 5000 gallons, used about 2 weeks.Good condition.RE.8-8331.LADY'S COAT Spring and fall, $10.00; two corduroy suits, size 14, $2.00 each.RE.3-626].WASHING MACHINE Connor, $25.00.Good condition.EL.SILK LAMPSHADES Made to order, Relined, recovered.Excellent workmanship.BE.7367.CHANTICLEER MRS.J.C.PATTESON The shop for presents of all kinds.Antiques, china, glass, handmade chocolates.154 Wal- ton Street, Chelsea, S.W., 3, London, England, Knights bridge 6807.GIRL\u2019S bicycle, CCM 28\"; extension ladder, 20\u2019.WE.3-5430.TWO English landscape oil paintings; one mahogany living room table; one mahjong set, complete, WE.7-7041, BABY carriage; two tricycles.WE.5-8860.ALMOST new: bedroom, living room furnishings, ete.Must be sold this week.Leaving for California.DE.3155.15 CHILDLESS couple would maintain home or apartment, pay modest rent, May to September.References.\u201cUrgently Needed Semi-detached or detached house, 4 bedrooms.for 21, years from August.Will pay $175.00 to $225.00 rent.WE.3-3611, local 280.20 Rooms To Let howe Re BRUCE, Westmount, furnished room Home atmosphere.Business TSon.WE.3.5504.pe BED-SITTING room, near West.mount Station.Share kitchen and bathroom with one other lady.HU.-1815, LARGE furnished room with privileges.4262 Western, Apt.1.24 Autos For Sale Monarch 1957 2-door hardtop, 8000 miles, push but- n, automatic, power steering, 2-tone paint, Many extras.Cost $4,400.00, accept best offer around $2,700.00.CHEVROLET, 1956 deluxe sedan, 4- oor, automatic, low mileage, heat.£r, radio, etc.EL.7424, MORRIS Minor 1951, very good con dition, $275.00, Private.DE.0735, | BOY'S desk, chair, natural wood, Houses Wanted $15.00; upholstered rocking chair, $50.00; two dressers, concealed drawers, custom built, for child's room, $75.00.All in perfect condition, WE.7-2616.DOUBLE metal bed with spring.3 bureaus, Reasonable.HU.8-3297.SOLID walnut double bed and spring; solid walnut china cabinet; chrome kitchen set, arborite top table, four leatherette covered chairs.All good condition.What offers?775 39th Avenue, Lachine.ME.7-1573.TWO steamer trunks, one wardrobe, 2 grips for sale.HU.8-6904.ANTIQUE beautiful white chair; mahogany corner cabinet; Welsh dresser and table lamp.No dealers.DE.6759.FOLDING bed spring mattress, almost new; also fur neck piece (mink).Reasonable, WE.3.8722.9-PIECE fumed oak dining room set, $60.00.EL.4403 after 6 p.m.or Saturday.PIANO, Steinway clothing, almost new, BLACK Persian broadtail jacket, perfect condition.Cost $700.00, for $150.WE.7-7803 after 10 a.m.LADY'S beige coat with large luxurious fox collar, $50.00.Perfect condition, WE, 7-7803 after 10 a.m.DUNCAN Phvfe mahogany room table, 2 leaf extensions, 2 lady's WE.2- upright; 1412.dining WE.For Sale $10.00 and up EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 29 RACK $5.00 Encore NEW YORK RESALE, SAMPLE DRESSES AND SUITS.Original Values to $200.00 Il -& Tues.through Sat.1535 Sherbrooke St.W.WE.5.5604 Steamer Trunk Hours: 29 For Sale Moving Private collection of beautiful English and French antique china; also many Pewter, brass and copper items.Charming antique French wear condiment set, turquoise and white, 12 pieces with lids.RE.3-1057.OIL paintings.Artist going to Europe.Will sell Jow price.HU.1-0924.31 Wanted to Purchase Antique Furniture China, Paintings, Jewellery, Silver.R.H.MULLINS REG'D.1317 GREENE - WE.5-3894 WANTED, camping tent to accommodate 3; hand lawnmower; garden furniture, DE.1658.ANTIQUE furniture, objets d'art, 1 china, silver, jewellery, clocks.Ex- For sale, very good condition.No Ceptionally high prices paid for out- reasonable offer refused.EL.3036, Standing items.Lyons, VI.5-6089.Trunk 32 Domestic Help Wanted Large size wardrobe, excellent condition.Half price, EL.9623.Bargain Twin continental beds, lady's dresser.night table, bedspreads, scatter rugs, drapes.All $159.00.Desk and chair, $35.00; man\u2019s 28\u2019 bicycle, $20.00.HU.1-6740, 637 Lansdowne, Westmount.Dawes Racing Bicycle Boy's, completely equipped, hand brakes, gear shift, leather saddle bag, metal carrier.Perfect condition.WE.2.9570.MR.F1X-IT SERVICENTER WILL REPAIR ANYTHING EXCEPT A BROKEN HEART Specializes in repairs on rotisseries, irons, toasters.vacuum cleaners, polishers, radios, etc.Lamps mounted, shades made to order and recovered.Free pick-up and delivery.DE.8332, 5323 Decarie, FLOWER BOX Made of pine, 3\u2019 long, painted green, $4.75.Enjoy flowers all summer.RE.8-0521.KITCHEN SETS Arborite tops, all colors, 3-piece, $45.3541 Van Horne, Apt.1.RE.8-476l1.HIDE-A-BEDS, new, Dupont nylon materials, choice colors.$125.00.3341 Van Horne, Apt.1, RE, 8-4762, MUST SELL BEFORE MAY 1ST Bedroom, chesterfield, kitchen, television sets, refrigerators, terms arranged.3541 Van Horne, Apt.1.RE.8-4761.PLYWOOD car-top boat, 12°, new, $75.00 cash, HU, 8-6094.DINETTE table, 6 chairs, must sell.$40.00.HU.8-5702, 24\" Gurney gas stove, excellent condition.DE.9874 DROPLEAF table, mahogany dresser, 8 drawers; terfield.WE.7-6830.METAL double bed spring, mattress.Bargain.WE.3-3267 evenings, weekends.like bureau, Duncan Phyfe, ches- ANTIQUE couch, carved, 6 lone, with cushions.Good condition.HU.9-2506.CRIB with mattress, $20.00, DE.6231, OIL paintings, beautifully framed summer, winter and sea scenes.EL.5018.7-PIECE Elmwood Swedish modern dinette, chairs slipcovered: 2 carved mahogany end tables and coffee table; 8 x 10 rose Khalabar rug and 5 x 8 bottle green Khalabar, like new.EL.3419, BOY\u2019S bicycle, 24\", good condition.WE.17-3898.ONE double bed, one bedspread, lace curtains, 5 length, bedroom carpets, one bureau, one mirror, wall to wall drapes, 5-niece kitchen set.After 4 o'clock.AV.8.4417.CONNOR washing machine, good condition, moving long distance.HU.9.2557, SHUTTERS, louver tyve, suitable for re-conditioning into doors, screens, etc.376 Roslvn Ave, Westmount.Telephone WE.7-6974.CURTAINS, cornices, lamoshades; lady's clothes.Moving, Very reason able.RE.7-3867.DINING room suite, 12 pieces, solid walnut, beautiful condition, sacrifice $350.00; Georgian hall table, $125.00; French Gothie sideboard, carved nak, $150.00; Victarisan table, 2 matching chairs, $100,00, Leaving for Europe.HU.1-0924.EXPERIENCED general part time for lower Wesimount apartment.Hours and wages to be arranged.WE.3-3190.RESPONSIBLE person to look after 3 children 5-8-12 at Metis Beach, July and August.Light housework.Caok kept.Own room.English Canadian family.Future employment possible.Good wages.References, WE, 2-4845.Il MERCHANT'S COAL CO.LID.814 Sun Life Bldg.UN.6-7351 OIL 33 Demestic 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.11-4557, 34 He!p Wanted, Female Saleslady Wanted In Cote St.Luc Pastry Shop.Experienced preferred.From 9.30 until 5.30 daily, Saturday from 9 until 2.EL.6100, CONVENIENT WAY TO EARN Wonderful opportunity to earn money representing Avon Cosmetics in your neighborhood.Does not interfere with home duties.Good income, permanent.Experience not necessary.For information call PL.7885.MIDDLE-AGED lady to care for elderly adv, light work.Call eve- nines, DE.8015, 37 Situations Wanted Male Private Chauffeur Experienced, references, desires position.EL.5245.45 Money To Loan MORTGAGE LOANS Attention! Mortgage loans quickly.Contractors, privates.Notary.RA.8- 4541.| Trades and Professional Cards | Building Repairs Dressmaking KUROPEAN dressmaker designer, Ye Old Style dresses, suits, coats, made to mea- Open Fireplaces All kinds of brick and stone fireplaces a specially by expert tradesmen, If you have anything in brick renovations, alterations or new.Small jobs welcomed.Estimates free.Please phone HU.1-1486 or DE.8280 after 6 p.m.BRICK and stone repair and joints.CR.2-5958.EUROPEAN carpenter, alterations, repairs, additions, playrooms, fine workmanship.Free estimate.Nielsen, days WE, 7-7391; eves.WE.5-4517.Carpentry PLANNED kitchens.playrooms., alterations, etc.Furniture made to er- der.Workmanship guaranteed.WE.7-8981, Jim Clancy.Cartage & Moving TRUCKS available anytime.No moving job too small.We also do contract work by year month.week, or part of the week.HU.1-3138.Decorating CALL Fryer Bros.for that painting sure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.5110 Sherbrooke, Apt Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE furniture restoration, reproduction Cabinet and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg\u2019d.rear 1251 Greene.WE 7-4879 Furriers RESTYLING, repairing, new fur models, shorties, suede suits, hosiery.Storage.Henry Baum Furs, 1383 Greene Avenue.WE.3-3270.HAVE your furs repaired or re-stvled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave.WE.2-3312.Landscaping Paul's Landscape Service Complete landscaping, rock gardens, sods, shrubs, top soil and lawn maintenance.DE.5625.UPKEEP of lawns and gardens.Monthly or seasonal rates.HU.9- 1086.ji insi : le, HU.° Jorge side or\u2019 out, Reasonable Music Lessons WALLS and ceilings washed and] GUITAR lessons, $1.00.HU.1-0971.painted by experienced man, windows and floors also done.Phone Upholstery W.Cammbell.RE.1.0640.COMPLETE shop at home service 1 or your upholstery, slincover an Dressmaking drapery needs.Estimales without cost or obligation.Call Lawes Uphol- SNOWDON stering, HU.8.7121.Persian dressmaker, design.USE EXAMINER er.exclusive models and material.Also your material.For appointment, HU.8.8389.Cubs' banquet a A family banquet was held recently sponsored by Calva.y Cubs Ladies Auxiliary under the convenership of Mrs.A.G.Burton, president.Over one hundred attended and the banquet was a huge success.Guests at the head table included: Rev.C.R.Plaskett, Cub Chaplain, and Mrs.Plaskett; Mrs.G.W.Gilhooly; Mr.R.G.Duncan, chairman of group committee, and Mrs.Duncan; and Miss Audry Coxon, Cub leader.CLASSIFIEDS FOR BEST RESULTS big success Entertainment was taken over by the Cub Pack.with a demonstration of signalling by Sixers including; Charles Joiner, David Henson, Donald Burton, John Walker.Other entertainment was in the form of a piano selection by Lester Sauson, leap frog by: Paul Ono, Wayne Buckingham, Donald Campbell, John Greevy.Following this entertainment films were shown and the evening came to a close with the singing of God Save the Queen.LH SDE CU N ST RRR RER ERREES hE Fr Wiimote 2 RANE Ae iF Cre arn CELERY Ed «AE WE PE 4 mle an ts bo i RRND Tp.+ a te rte rade 5 Spry 18 ST.LEO'S Annual Sport Award Day will be held Wednesday, May 14, at 2.00 p.m., in the Academy Hall.The past season was a record one for | hockey activity with no less then nine teams in active competition, with | varying degrees of success in the win and loss column.The bantams waltzed through their opposition in the Westmount bantam hockey section, to easy annex the title, while the pee wee crew had things pretty much their own way to go on to the city title.The bantam club in the GMI AA after a slow start in tough ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY DE.3541 FAST SERVICE ® Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily.® Groceries and Imported Delicacies.NATIONAL r00D SHop \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\" 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (Near Victoria) The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 9, 1958 St.Leo s Academy honors season's top athletes 7 ALLAN KEITH .St.Leo's Junior Best competition improved as the season wore on and managed to X win three out of their last four games.The senior \u2018'B\u2019 entry in the GMIAA woefully weak from the start, showed some early promise in pre-season exhibition games but rolled over and played.All youngsters in termite anl mosquito enjoyed a fine season of competition and some promising future material was uncovered among the small fry.The race for individual athletic honors within the school was very keen and it took some deliberating hefore deciding on the eventual winners in the gilver- ware department.Mike Carrier, rugged winger on Lhe senior \u2018B' hockey club took down top honors when he was nominated as St.Leo's best senior athlete.Mike was one of the few bright spots in an other- Going places is always fun : à : > and the best part of any trip Is being able to enjoy a glass of mild, refreshing O'Keefe Ale at the end of your journey.O'Keefe Ale is always mild because it is brewed with seedless hops to eliminate bitterness.This weekend, pick up your O'Keefe in the new; handy, easy-to-carry \"Split-Pak\" carton, zt O Keefe «ux 00e en le every trace of unpleasant ed dead once the schedule start- choice Mike Carrier.\u2018wise disappointing year for the» senior puckchasers.Another senior \u2018B' player, Dave Keith, who showed a lot of spirit and hustle all year, received well deserved recognition when he won the John Rogers Memorial Trophy for Sportsmanship.Paul Froio sturdy defence player with the bantams received most votes by his teamates to capture the George Marler Trophy .as the Academy's most valuable player on any of the schools hockey teams.Allan Keith, who played a fine two way game all season with the bantams and a boy with a genuine love of sports and \u2018he ability to play them was selected as St.Leo's top junior athlete and winner of the Catholic Club trophy.Dave White, another bantam player and the most proficient scorer on the team was definite choice as the most improved hockey player on his team.Rev.Msgr.Edward J.Lapointe, pastor, Church of The Ascension of Our Lord will preside at the annual award occasion and also present a trophy bearing his name to senior athlete Rugger game sel for WAG Saturday In an effort to come up with a combination which could upset the powerful British Columbia rugger squad the Quebec provincial team selectors have made several changes from the team recently beaten by Ontario.The local team meets the Western visitors Saturday at the Westmount Athletic grounds.The B.C.team opened their Eastern Canada tour last Sal.urday in Toronto by beating Lhe best of the East, 18-9.The Quebec team shows five new players and two players playing in different positions from the crew which represented the province in April.The team is: Ricky Parsons (McGill University), Three-quarters: John Allan (Westmount), Barry Cur- tiss (Mount Royal), Tony Sm:th (Westmount), Niall Quaid (Mount Royal); Half-backs: Conor McGinnerty (Irish) and Cliff Davidson (Barbs); Forwards: Denis Gustard (Barbs).Jim Noonan (Irish), Bert Wyatt (Westmount).Jim Adam (West- mount).Graham Sadler (Ottawa).Ivan Hamilton (Barbs), Geoff Jackson (Westmount) and Geoff Hicks (RCAF St.Hubert).Pythias sponsor Diamond Gloves The second annual Diamond Gloves International boxing show hus been scheduled to take place May 27 at the Palais des Sports.Once again champions from the Syracuse, Rochester.New York and Boston areas will take on Golden Gloves and Canadian Champions in the area.Each team will have 10 men at various weights, In last vear's engagement, the points were split.The Knights of Pythias are sponsoring the show.All proceeds will go toward purchasing sports equipment for the Shaw- bridge Boys\u2019 Farm.Canada\u2019s commercial airlines in 1953 averaged only one accident every 736,795 revenue miles, only ore death every 43.509 paying .\u2018Dow wins opening two Snowdon ball games including a 10-inner HE track was slow, the weather cool but the sun was warm, and that\u2019s how it was for the 14th Snowdon Dow and Steinberg\u2019s, the team who are pigked to run first and second teed off in the afternoon clash and Dow came out atop with a 6-3 victory, taking the Fastball League opener Sunday at Trenholme Park.Not à large opener judging by the crowd, for the rain that fel the day before kept many fastball fans away.i 7 Coming Games Following are the games of the lead 2-0 then losing it 3-2 and snowdon Major Fasthaïl league for gaining it back in the final innings.The night game between Ver- finished with Verdun up 6-0 with Bill Pearce, a newcomer to the coming week of play Sunday: Pepsi at Dow, Tren 2 p.m.; Steinbergs at Prosper \u2018one: fontaine Park.6.30 p.m.; Verdun at dun Sportsmen and Pepsi Cola Pow.Frenholme Park, 7.30 pm, Monday: Pepsi Cola at St Trenhoime Park, 7.30 p.m.elubergs, Tuesday: Prosper at Verdun, willl.m.Snowdon pitching a two hitter brord Park.745 p and for à team that could not get indoor to practice they were a big surprise and the most surprised were Pepsi-Cola.and one.in the east end at Pre.fontaine Park and another at Pat Paiterson of Dow, who is Trenholme Monday and at Willie a hard worker and gets a lot of brord Park, Verdun on Tuesday, work out of his players is taking it game by game.One game* at a time is a good way for any manager to plan his campaign.During the month of May, teams are not in full shape and by June should be really rolling, then the teams face real tests.A game from August has been moved ahead and will be played Sunday afternoon at Trenholme Park between Pensi and Dow starting at 2.50.One game is slated for Thursday night: two Sunday night, one at Trenholme ¢ a full slate of ball.Exhibition soccer game for Saturday Celtic and Athens of the National soccer league will play an exhibition game Saturday.at the Verdun Stadium, with starting time fixed for 5:30 p.m.W.J.Jones heads the Grunt club W.J.\u2018Bill Jones was named president of the Grunt Club at its annual meeting, succeeding E.R.Anderson.P.L.Fiynn is the new vice- president, with S.W.McElroy.honorary treasurer and M.J.O'Doherty, honorary secretary.J.Decary is assistant honorary secretary.The directors include Jones, the past president, J.N.Sutherland, L.F.Wynne, J.L.Frost, E.V.Smith, Ciliary Foran, N.McKibbin, P.L.Flynn and S.W.McElroy.TRAILER RENTALS \u2014© We Rent trailers for boats, lumber, horses and luggage.CAMPING EQUIPMENT Outboard Motors Car fow bar ACE TRAILER RENTAL SERVICE 5510 Cote des Neiges RE.8-9871 70-8 .passengers or every 1,103,954 payload miles.MORE PEOPLE than any other DRY GIN Distilled 'n Conada snd Distributed by the Heuvse of Seagram pm \u2014\u2014 reso S\u2014\u2014 mu siandings and the scores , MOSQUITO x Red Wings \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.1 \u2018 so see \\ cour Jets creer i» SHES oreo Eardinals .ee COBO mum CH= OOO COON Orioles White Sox Yankees .\u2026 Tigers -.Édiame rere Meuse coon SCORES MOSQUITO Red Wings 16, Jets 15.Marlins 44, Sugar Kings 0.Jlies 13, Braves 2.Enis, nals rates Cardi NTAM white Sox 5 Indians 3.Orioles 5.Tigers 3.Orioles 12, Indians 11, White Sox 14, Yankees 2.Sea Gull Hotel Hampton Beach, N.H.On ocean front, opposite sandy bathing beach.Excellent room accommodation $30.00 double, weekly.from Modern two and three bedroom kitchenette eportments.Call Montreal VI.92-6780 Vdd a : La id LaSalle course.e \u2019 picked for Dow's $3.500 tourney NEW instructional film \u201cTeg to Green\u2019, hailed as \u201cone of the finest ever produced\u201d has launched Dow\u2019s golf promotion for 1958, which features four top-ranking tournaments totalling $15,000 in prize money.Official dates and .sites of the events were announced and will be held as follows: June 18-14: Ontario Open Golf Championship at Cataraqui Golf & Country Club in Kingston, for a purse of $3,000.; July 6: Quebec Professional Golf Championship at LaSalle Golf Club for a,purse of $3,500.July 14: Ontario Professional Golf Championship at Forest HiHs, Toronto, for a purse of $3,500.Aug.7-8-8: Canadian Professional Match Play Championship at Islington Golf Club in suburban Teronte, for a purse of $5,000.Westmount staris puffing May 26 A golf putting meeting was held at the Westmount Athletic Grounds and was it decided that 12 tournaments would be held throughout the summer.The first is scheduled for May 26 at Westmount\u2019 Park, 7:30 p.m.All regular putters are asked to bring along a friend or acquaintance.Anyone residing in Westmount is welcome to come along and enjoy the fun.Boys or girls, 16 or under, must be accompanied by an adult in order to play in a tournament.Permits for the use of the Putting Green are issued at the Westmount Athletic Grounds from 9:00 am.to 35:00 p.m, throughout the week, with the exception of Wednesday, when the office will be open from 9:00 a.m.te 6:30 p.m.The \u201cCOOL CONTROL\u201d brew First taste of friendly Dow, you know you've found the beer for you.Just for fun, take Dow home.see why we call it the beer with the friendly flavour! P\u2014\u2014 \u201cCOOL CONTROL\" BREWED ° N7 Murray to run McGill hockey Ken Murray, former star with the senior Royals and Victorias, has been named to succeel Rocky Robillard as coach of Mc- Gill Redmen of the Intercollegiate hockey league.Murray, who is equally at home in a swimming pool ag un a hockey rink,\u2019 was recently elected president of the Quethec Section of the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association.He is also manager of Canada's swimming team for the British Empire Games at Cardiff, Wales in July.Murray, aged 45, was a star with MAAA and Victoria Juniors in the late twenties and went on to perform with both the senior Vics and Royals in the thirties, While engag.d in business on the ,west coast, Murray helped coach Vancouver Kerridales.He has also been instrumental 1n developing many good junior players in the Montreal area.Robillard, who coached tae Redmen for ei ht years, recently announced his resignation from the McGill staff to take up a teaching post at Ottawa's Fisher Park High School.Bird, Squash club champions \\ : - Taylor J.Kennedy.president of the Montreal Badminton and Squash Club, lauded members for their achievements during the past season at the club's annual prize-giving dinner and dance.\u201cA\" and \u2018\u2018B\u201d Tournaments: Ladies\u2019 Doubles: Heather Doig and Margaret King.Men's Doubles: Haro'd Moody and Matthew Grant.\u201cA\" Club Championships: Ladies\u2019 Singles: Tean Miller.Men's Singles: Harold Moody.Ladies\u2019 Doubles: Jean Miller aad Heather Doig.Men's Doubles: Rupert Mee and \u2018Ben Lloyd.Mixed Doubles: Jean Miller and Ross Miller.\u2018\u201cB\u201d* Club Championships: Ladies\" Singles: Hannah Archibald.Men's Singles: Bobby Moore.Ladies\u2019 Doubles: Hannah Archibald and Judy Collinge Men's Doubles: Bobby Moore and Don Hamilton.Mixed Doubles: Nan Carlin and Bobby Moore.Ladies\u2019 Morning Round Robin: Georgina Strous.Junior Club Championships: Girls\u2019 Singles: Barbara Coutts.Boys\u2019 Singles: Don Hamilton, Girls\u2019 Doubles: Barbara Coutts and Janet Smith.Boys\u2019 Doubles: Don Hamilton and Peter Gloutney.Club Chzmpionships, Juvenile: Gilrs\u2019 Singles: Ann Keeley.Boys\u2019 Singles: David Thom.Girls\u2019 Doubles: Ann Keelev and Deirdre Henderson.Boys\u2019 Doubles: David Thom and John MeGillis.Mrs, L.C.Webster presented Squash Trophies to the following: Men's Singles (Ronalds Cup): W.S Chanman, Men's Doubles (Bard: win Cup): C.A.Burk and Churchill-Smith.Men's Handicap Singles \u2018Southam Bowl): J.S.Chapman, Men's oe aie Singles (W.5.Fry): J.W.S.Chapman.Men's Singles \u201cB' (Timmins _Cup) Trophy: C.Johnson.Men's Junior Singles (Menis Cup): D.Hutcheson.Junior Doubles: K.Martin and D.Hutcheson.Ladjes\u2019: Jean Miller.Curlers elect their top brass T.Walter Houghton of the Canada Paper Curling Club was slected president of the Cana- Jian Branch of the Royal Cale- donian Curling Club at the annual meeting.Other officers elected were: President-elect, Jean Paul Fortin, Jacques Cartier Curling Club; vice-presidents, Harold S.Smith, Lachine, district No.1; Dr.J.F.Bonth, Rideau Curling Club.distriet No.2; Don Boyd.Granby.district No.3; Olivier Samson.Jacques Cartier, district No.4.W.J.MacKay of Town of Mount Royal Curling Club was elected honorary secretary - treasurer.C.D.Lel.devre was reappointed secretary-treasurer.Members of council are: Henry W.Craig.Thistle; G.H.Imrie, Town of Mount Rnyal; Carl Ott.Outremont; A.S.Campbell Arnprior; B.N.Holtham, Sher- hrooke: C, H.Cote, Le Lavicl ette; Brie, Real Gagnon, Jacques Cartier.The V