The Westmount examiner, 27 mars 1959, Cahier 1

[" +.ext .D week's weather > ERIC NEAL - - March 29 to April 4 Mainly sunny, windy and cooling with occasioinal flurries or wet mists, then clearing.Temperature range 30-55° with 45 sunny hours this week, Cool nights and warm days mid-week with morning mists or fog.Risk of thundershowers them floods.Changeable but pleasant for the end of the week, Trees in leaf in the south, evening fishing best, \u2018 - AB EEE ES MN NYRR À Radar trials end 282 warnings issued \u2014 real thing on Monday As the result of trial runs of the newly-installed radar traffic control check on the city's streets, 282 caution tickets for speeding have been issued by Westmount police over a seven-day operating period.And motorists all over advance publicity, will start the island, well warned by getting the real thing Monday when the usual court tickets will be issued.Assistant City Manager N.T.Dawe said that, from the outcome of the large number of people visiting the scene of the trials rums, existence of the check will be widely Known, \u201cWe hope that from Monday on motorists will cooperate by observing West- mount\u2019s speed limits\u201d he added.Widespread interest in the scheme has been shown by police authorities, lawyers, judges and road safety officials, OPINIONS A member of the Westmount Municipal Association traffic committee who visited one of the locations said: \u201cIf I am caught out by this system, I have only myself to -blame.I am for it completely.\u201d Judge J.G.Nicholson, of the Social Welfare Court, and a prominent Westmount resident.ex- prèssed himself as completely in favor.A letter from the Quebec Safety League, approving the scheme, referred to a.resolution passed at last year's annual meeting of the Canadian Highway Safely Conference.It stated that \u201cin the opinion of the conference the use of unmarked cars radar and other speed timing devices as enforcement aids are fully justified and are specially approved.\u201d And a United States police officer has said that \u201cthe idea there is some kind of chivalrys D.A.Baillie heads board of assessors The Eoard of Assessors for 1959 has been appointed as follows: Chairn:an, Donald A.Baillie; A.S.Rutherford; and Charles Cook.J.Colin Kemp was retained as a consultant to the Board.WHAT'S INSIDE \u2014 AND WHERE Church News .10, 11 Classified Ads .17 Editorials Obituaries Profile .cio00000e.4 Sports .++.».18, 19 Unity Boys' Club .Victoria Hall .0.2 Resorts, Entertainment .9 in apprehending speeding raveravesenesees 4 srsessareneness 2 Women's ond Social .12-16 ~ DONT DELAY Corel dmg hat 48 rs oom is 2 een che he me hgh a we + ree motorists is not true.This is not a game.Speed is dangerous and it kills,\u201d Provincial police, Montreal police, the Royal Automobile Club of Canada, representatives of taxi organizations and West- mount\u2019's 151 lawyers have either been on the scene to see the equipment work for themselves or have acknowledged their approval by letter.CO-OPERATION Reaction of the motorist detected speeding \u2018by the device has also been favorable \u2014 under the circumstances.Police reported that about 959, were willing to get out of their cars to look at the evidence.They were convinced of its.accuracy and showed ne resentment.The device was, and will be, kept out in the open and could have been spotted.Though statistics have not yet been thoroughly studied they seem to indicate that excessive speeding occurs in 20 m.p.h zones most frequently than in 30 m.p.h zones.Police expect more infractions in a 20 m.p.h zone but it seems that motorists exceed the limit by 10 to 15 m.p.h and not just three or four.One citizen complained he couldn't drive his Cadillac at 20 m.p.h or less, ?As far as the police are concerned, he \u2014 and everyone else \u2014 will have to.MP celebrates 56th birthday A Ross Webster, Progressive- Conservative member of Parliament for St.Antoine-Westmount celebrated his 56th birthday yesterday.The MP was in Banff, Alberta at the time with his wife and youngest son, John, Three month sentence | given local burglars Two burglars who were caught red-handed last week by Westmount resident Dr.S.B.Conroy appeared before Judge Fontaine, Monday, and were sentenced Lo three, months imprisonment.The men, German immigrants, were George Bauman, 24, and Dieter Rost, 21, both of Toronto.VOL.XXX.NO.13, WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES a Spring Flower Show Opens Story on page 8 ., .RES.qq ne A N° à APORLEE I 00 = A two-time visitor to Russia, and just back from a trip Lo Stockholm, * Canadian steelman P.E.Cavanaugh thinks Canadians \u2014 and the West \u2014 are barking up the wrong tree if they think the Russians are unhappy under the Communist system.\u201cIt's easy to imagine that poor people don\u2019t enjoy Lhem- selves\u2019 Lhe vice-president of the Premium Iron Ore Co.Ltd.told Westmount Rotarians at their meeting, Wednesday.THEZ LIKE IT \u201cI met Russians wio had lived in Canada and are quite happy to live where they do.We can't go on fooling ourselves that Lhey're miserable in their present situation.What we think about that doesn't matter.Ils what they think that counts,\u201d he added.In an effort to understand Russians, Mr.Cavanaugh thought anyone visiting the country had better be prepared to answer awkward questions if they asked the same kind themselves, \u201cThe Russians don't think it's so strange when a U.S.plane is shot down over their territory because they wonder what would happen if a Russian plane flew over the States.\u201d Political discussion, education and progress in his own industry made an impression on Mr.Cavanaugh \u2014 though it was not all favorable.\u2019 pt I EEE \u2018Russians thrive on Cavanaugh tells Rotary members © peed By RAY JACOBS The Russians have comparative freedom to discuss political questions but the theme is not what should be done but how policy already laid down by Comununist party \u2014ahiels should be carried out.\u201cIt would probably still be unwise for a Russian to tel! Khruschev how he should run the country,\u201d he commented.A visit to a Russian home he described as a \u2018sobering experience whon vou see the teen- ugers al their home-work for hours\u2019, \u201cThey're at school eight hours a day, six days a woek but they're under terrible pressure all the time because by the time they're ton they know they have to make n choice.\u201d \u2018 \u201cEither work a college degree become laborers.between job.\u201d Competition ts fierce for college places.At Leningrad Mining School, for example, only one out of sixteen eligible for entry qualified.While he disapproved of the methods of Ruasian education, Mr.Cavanaugh thought it was useful to look at their system to see how far we had slipped here in examination.standards and bhe ease with which high school graduates can enter college.hard and get \u2014 or fail and There's no in : LES QE D SN ER FL he block, the neighbor across the back fence \u2014 you'll find them all fre time to time in the pages of The Examiner.All the local news and pictures all the time \u2014 and it only costs a nickel a week.And you can pay $2.50 for a full 12 months\u2019 subscription, or the carrier boy will collect monthly, at the door.Phone today to HU.1-2771 and make sure of your weekly copy.Get all the local news, all the time \u2014 in The Examiner.Communism 4 He noticed in the technical schools that hulf (he studants were foreigners, Oanadians, Americans, Chinese, Indians and Africans, He thought they were left alone as far as political doc- trination was concerned, Although his last visit to Russia wus two vears ago, Mr.Cavanaugh found industrial conditions much improved since his previous visit, \u201cAU that Lime plants were in a mess and they didn't Wivit anvone Lo sce them.Later, when they were worth secing, the Russians were proud to invite foreigners to look them over.\u201d Working conditions were not nearly as good ns in Canada, Safety and cleanliness were below our standards.The mon worked hard and if they didn't it was their workmates w'.0 objected, not the management, Wages amounted to about $100 a month, not enough to provide for a man ard his family, so the wife had to go out and work too.\u201cBy keeping wages low,\u201d suid\u201d Mr.Cavanaugh, \u201cthe Russians have found s simple solution to doubling the work force.It may be shattering to imagine the same thing happening here but it won't help us just to think they should change to our mothods bo- cause they won't.\u201d PHONE TODAY hd estmoeus At Unity Boys\u2019 Club Senior Cagettes to Calgary today By MAURICE Unity's Senlor Glrls\u2019 Basketball Team, who last year won the City and Provincial Basketball Championship, have been selected to represent the Province of Quebec at a Canadian Basketball Tournament in Calgary, Alberta the week of March 30.\u2018 The team, with thelr Coach Morton Bain leave Montreal today.They play versus British Columbia on Monday night at 9 pm.and versus Saskatchewan on Wednesday at 7.30 pm.Other provinces represented include: Manitoba, Ontario and Alberta.Unity's team roster includes Gwen Lord, who was one of the first members of the Club when the Unity Boys' Club was officially opened in 1950.Others are: Patricia McGlashan, Mae Ellefsen, Janet MacWha, Margaret Gilmore, Sheila O'Connor, Phyllis McGlashan, Lil DeAnge- lis, Tillie Jankowicz and Wally Woodward.| HAWKETTES While the Senior Girls are in Calgary, Unity's Junior Girls\u2019 Team, will play host to Toronto's 8t.Cecilia on Friday and Saturday, April 3, and 4 at the Unity Boys' Club.1 The Hawkettes won the City of Monireal and the Provinse of Quebec Championships and are now gunning for Dominion honors.This series marks the W.FRIEDRICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert 1316 Greene Avenue (Next to Post Office) WE.7-1855 SUITS & COATS 55 ur Made to your measure from @ large selection ef best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.Ladies\u2019 end Gent's SLACKS *15 Made te messure Sport Jackets Made To Measure $35.wp Alterations & Remedelling.Reasonable Prices Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 F MARIASINE first time that the Unity Girls\u2019 team (Junior Sectiom) have reached the Canadian finals.Representing the Unity Boys\u2019 Club in the Canadian finals are the following: Peggy Birkett, Rosemary Anderson, Nickie Johnson, Gail Gollan, Florence Wyn- nik, Dot Mariasine, Willa Smart, Sandra Thomas, Ellen Wynnik and Marilyn Batten.MIDGETS COP TITLE Congratulations are in order for John McDonaugh's Unity Midget Basketball Team who won the City of Montreal Championship in two straight games in the finals against St.Jean de Matha.Unity won the first game at St.Jean de Matha 35-32 and.the second at home 41-34.«Larry Dallas once again proved his worth to the team by countering for 11 points in the final game.Vic Carter scored 9; n- ald Genois scored 8; John O'Dris- coll was next in line with 7 points.Jim Crouch who had a good basketball season with Unity this year counted 4 points and Wayne Dallas collected 2 points.Bobby Brisson and Lionel Margolick were missing from one of the games, but nevertheless helped the team to achieve the championship.Coach John McDonaugh who started his basketball career at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club at the age of 12 and who was a player with * Unity's Junior Squad this year, was an inspiration to hia players.Not given much of a chance at the beginning of the year, the Unity Midgets came through for their coach who stressed fundamentals, clean play and good sportsmanship throughout the \u2018 playing season.NATIONAL WEEK The Unity Boys' Club will cele- i brate National Boys\u2019 Club Week.{next week, with a series of spec- | inl events.The Club is conducting an invitational basketball tournament and will also send a swimming team to the Eastern Area Swimming Chompionships which will be held at the Point St.Charles Boys' Club on Thursday.All club members who wish to participate in the swimming meet are asked to register with sports director Pat Kearney.Entries must be in Lefore tomorrow.Other events are also scheduled for National Boys\u2019 Club Week.Club members are advised to watch the Bulletin Board.PROGRAM NOTES Last Saturday, the Unity Boys' Club Talent Parade entertained at the Verdun Hockey Board Banquet al Southwestern YMCA.Several of the group were also part of the Variety Show presented at the East End Boys' Club last week.The Talent Club is cur- ) YOUR HEATING SYSTEM FOR BEST SERVICE Work Guaranteed Equipped Truck FREE ESTIMATES | CONSULT AN EXPERT FOR EACH JOB ROOFING - PLUMBING - HEATING VENTILATION - GAS BURNERS @ Day & Night Service LEO FALARDEAU 3955 ST.JAMES STREET WEST WE.5-2595 _ WE.3-2432 UBC librarian cifed by MBA Mrs D.T.Youngson 4659 Melrose avenue, chief librarian of the Unity Boys Club, was cited for 25 years voluntary youth work at last week's 13th Annual testimonial dinner of the Montreal Boys Association.Mrs.Joyce Mariasine, wife of Unity Boys Club director Mou- rice Mariasine, also received a citation and bronze medal for 10 years uninterrupted voluntary service.Originally with the old Grif- fintown Boys Club, corner of Ottawa and Shannon streets, Mrs.Youngson worked at Columba House before coming to the Unity Boys Club.She is in addition provincial secretary for the Quebec Girl Guides Association, captain of her own Guides company, and a division trainer.Mrs.Mariasine, who started with the Unity Boys Club when it was operating out of Queen's School, is at present leader of the Friday night Teenage Club.Other Boys Club workers who received five year medals for voluntary service were Mrs.Jack Burrows, a club librarian, and William Semper, gymnasium instructor.C.A.Wylie, 5308 Sherbrooke street west, executive director of the Montreal Boys Association, stated that 77 volunteers now hold association medals for a total of 425 years\u2019 service, \u2018a tremendous contribution.\u201d Among the MBA officials attending the testimonial dinner were R.J.Harvard, director.Lions Boys and Girls Club; John Mikula, Lione Club committee; and M.Mariasine, director of Unity Boys Club.Cerebral palsy chairmen named E.Jacques Courtois, 57 Thorn- hill avenue, president of the Cerebral Falsy Association of Quebec, Inc, has announced the appointment of Peter Bronfman, Robert MacDuff, DSO, and Jean Saint-Pierre as co-chairmen of the third public fund-raising campaign of the Association.Other members of the committee are Mrs.R.V.C.Aitken, Mr.C.R.N.Alan, Mr.Louis Gravel, Mrs.B.Schwam, Mrs.J.G.Sharpe, Miss Barbara Whitley, Mr.Frank Wright.The third fund-raising can- paign of the Association will be held from April 15 to 30 with an objective of $50,000.00.Victoria Hall MONDAY 8:00 p.m.St.John's Ambulance meeting - WEDNESDAY 12 noon Westmount Ro tary Club Luncheon THURSDAY 8:00 pm.Westmount Stamp Club meeting Montreal Gem and Mineral Society Note: Weddings, private parties, and women's events are not listed.rently holding rehearsals for the Variety Show which will be presented at Lake Placid next June.A Body Building class has been started at the Club.Little League Baseball training is conducted every Saturday morning in the gymnasium.The Club will be closed for Easter week-end starting Good Friday, March 27.- Badminton classes are now conducted on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.Boys and girls 12 years of age and over are welcome.The Spring Basektball House League gets underway next weck.Obituaries MRS.J.E.DODDS Funeral! Services for Letitia Montgomery Harvey, 3122 Dau- lac road, widow of James Edmund Dodds, former manager and director of the T.Eaton Co., Montreal, was held Thursday at 2 pm, at the chapel of Jos.Wray & Bros.on Mountain street.¢ Mrs.Dodds died March 16 after a short iliness.She wag born July 20, 1876, in Owen Sound, Ont.,, and was the daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.Montgomery Harvey.She graduated from Teachers College in Ohio, where she taught school prior to her marriage in Cleveland in 1906.She went ag a bride to Paris, France, where her two daughters, Lieleida and Margaret were born.Later she came to Montreal where she has since resided.Mrs.Doddg was keenly interested in the work of the JODE and at the time of her death was honorary chaimman of the building fund.She was a life member of the Municipal Chapter of Montreal, a past vice-regent of the Lady Scott Chapter, the first regent of the Lord Kitchener Chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire m New Rochelle, New York and also a member of the Niagara Chapter in the same city.A life member of the Victoria Home for aged British men and women, she also found time for church amd charitable work, and was a past president of the Dorcal Guild of Erskine & American United Church and a faithful member of that Church.She belonged to the Royal Montreal Club, the Laval Club and the Themis Club and acted on the board of the Girls Counselling Centre, Weredale House, Social Service Centre and Family Welfare.DR.S.H.FELDMAN Dr.8S.H.Feldman, 4190 Gi- rouard avenue, a well-known dentist who took an active part in community affairs, died suddenly Thursday in his 66th year, A funeral service was held Sunday.A native of Montreal, Dr.Feldman studied at Laval University, and was a member of and Mrs.Libbie Winston of New York.Another son, Brahm, predeceased him.T.W.GLOVER Thomas Glover, 55620 Rosedale avenue, head of the English department of Lower Canada College, died suddenly on Thursday at the age of 48.A requiem service was held Friday in St.Columba Church for students of the college, and funeral services took place Saturday at D.A, Collins Chapel.Born 1910 in Sydney, N.S, Mr.Glover received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Mount AJ- lison University.He attended the Sorbonne in Paris on a two-year scholarship, after which he studied at the Harvard School of Education.He later received an MA degree in French from Mc- Gill University, French summer school.At the time of his death he was working on his PhD in English for the University of Montreal, having completed his thesis.He was to have undergone oral examination April 18.Before coming to Lower Canada College in 1946, Mr.Glover taught at Sydney High School.Well known as a scholar, he took a great interest in young people's books, and was a member of the library committee of the N.D.G.Community Council.He was staff advisor of the Quintilian Club, an LCC debating society, and attended St.Luke's United Church.He is survived by his wife, the former Jessie Paterson; and two sisters, Gladys (Mrs.Herman Bearse), and Louise (Mrs.James McIntyre), both of Nova Scotia.B.E.GAMBLE Burton E.Gamble, 598 Victoria avenue, manufacturer's agent, died suddenly Thursday night at his home.He was in his 65th year.Mr.Gamble was a native of Toronto, where he received his education.He later moved to Ottawa, and had been a resident of Montreal for 20 years.A member of the Scottish Rite, he was a charter member and past master of .Sydney Albert Luke, A.F.and A.M., Ottawa.He is survived by his wife, the former Nina Martha Bailey; a son, Alderson, of Toronto; and two daughters, Joan (Mrs.Pierre Landry) and Naneen (Mrs.Basil Brewer}, both of Montreal.the Mount Royal Dental Society * and the Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity.He was active in the Men's Association of the Shaar Hasho- mayim Synagogue, a past member of St.George's Masonic Lodge no.10, and a past member of the board of the Montreal Hebrew Old People's Home, He is survived by his wife, the former Matie Schaffer, a son, Marvin, and three sisters, Mrs.Annie Cohen, of Miami, Fla., Mrs.Rose Weisman, of Montreal, ROSEDALE EDCAR A.WRAY | Funeral Chanel 4911 COTE DES NEICES ROAD South vf Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-68%8 HE COLLINS chapel, the only one in the West End, provides a most appropriate background for the memorial service, BA Colline 0 A 1000008 AP WitLIAMS S040 SHEMDRONCE STREET WEST r= 1234 Mountain St.rr ES ns nn == Five Generations of Traditional Service ¥ J0s.C.URrRAY & Bro.Funeral DIReCtORS Phone: UN.6-6363 à - ' Le bo Interiors \u2014 Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES ° Regd.T L ç 1317 Greene Ave., WE.5-3894 [ ANTIQUES BOUGHT and SOLD Custom Furniture Le Upholstery Repairs W,E.SAT,M40 = O ESTABLISHED WATCH REPAIRS WE.3.oy 1899 5 Certified Watchmahers HMAN'S JEWELLERS 4046 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXX.NO.13.Student is critical of WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 graduate migration By VALENTINA RAHR \u201cConsidering the opportunities that are open.I find it difficult to see why there is such a great flood of Canadian university graduates to the United States.If all the possibilities that Canada offers to today's students.were to be realized, I think that my children in 25 years time will feel that the vanishing frontier is still a long way off.\u201d So says Paul Laurence Murphy.Sherbrooke street west, a second year student of Sir George Wiliams College, who won a University regional award of $500 from the New York Life Insurance Company.To deserve this award he wrote an essay of 1,000 words about his future as a lawer in Canada, entitled \"My Career in Canada During the Next 25 Years.\u201d \u201cMost students who are pres- attending ently college allow which guarantees the realization of that dream in the years ahead.I trust that I am one of this number.\u201d wrote Paul Munphy in his winning essay.\u201cIt is difficult to be other than enthusiastic in one's future when Canada's progress in so many fields is considered.Our national progress added to our emerging distinctiveness as a people serves to beckon us to make our place in this great flowering of Canadian culture.\u201d \u201cThe emerging national character of unity without uniformity can be aided by closer social and cultural contacts between towns and cities across Canada.\u201c Murphy feels, \u201cWe think at the present time that the so- called culture exchange between the Soviet Bioc and the West will help to ease world Lension.In a vast country like ours with diverse ethnic groups, I think _ that similar exchanges could be PAUL L.MURPHY themselves to engage in fantasy from time to time as to what the future holds for them.There is a small number of fortunate ones who from their earliest years in college have seized upon a vision for themselves.These students assume their daily responsibilities with a discipline GET READY FOR SPRING We have received a shipment of genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, \u2018 WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality.in All Shades and Patterns.Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our own material made up.of immense value in promoting the understanding that is sometimes lacking in our national life.A program I would like to see initiated would be to promote such an institution.\u201d Having selected law as his chosen field, not only because it is in keeping with his interests, but also because it is suited to his natural abilities, he feels legal training will enable him to take an active part in thal work which is so important to a growing community.Some of the activities outlined as subject matter by the essay board included the ever challenging fied of management relations in the age of automation; opening up the now barren wasteland of Canada's north; working in the provincial Labor Department to gain practical experience in conciliation and arbitration; town planning; community development; and training the population in civil defense.Contestants, aged 18 to 35, came from different parts of the country.The judges made up an imposing panel: A.A.Grauer, chancellor of the University of British Columbia; N.J.McKin- Xnon, president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce; Bruce Hut- chison, author (Canada \u2014- Tomorrow's Giant); Watson Kirk- connell p resident of Acadia University, and past president of Canadian Chamber of Commerce; Hon.Muriel Ferguson, senator; J.C.Falardeau, chairman of the Department of Sociology, Laval University.Paul Laurence Murphy was born 27 years ago in Shawinigan Falls, Que.His early education was obtained there.and later he attended St.Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia.His resolution to become a lawyer came about after he had spent five years in the emploment of the Dupont © REPAIRING * REMODELLING © REFITTING : QUICK SERVICE | F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) Company at Shawinigan Falls.Architect retires Leslie A.Perry has been appointed 2 member of the city's Architectural Commission to replace A.Campbell Wood who retired from the Board after 10 years service.Mr.Perry's ap- WE.2.8633 | pointment took effect Monday.HOT HOUSE BLOOMS: George Cooper of the holds flowers for at Wednesday's of- Flower show.Parks Department Laird Bovaird (centre) ficial opening of the Spring Drury, Mrs.Alderman Paul Bovnird.Mrs.Left to right, Mr.Cooper, Alderman CH \"59 Hobby Show Myriad blooms greet Eustertide to be opened by Sam Etcheverry | \u201cThe Rifle\u201d all-star quarter-back of the, Montreal Alouettes, will open the 23rd Annual Westmount Hobby Show Wednesday, 7 p.mat the Westmount YMCA.Mayor J.C.Cushing will of - | ficiate at the closing ceremonies and will present the new J.Cc.Cushing Athletics Cup, and other trophies and cups.| A Hobby Show Committee spokesman has announced that final entries for the show will be accepted tomorrow between 10 a.m, and 4 p.m.Schedule for the show is as follows: Wednesday: 7 p.m., official opening: 7.30 p.m.boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 swim Meets.music festival.Thursday: 7 p.m., boys\u2019 gymnastic competition.Friday: 3 to 5 p.m., exhibits open: 2 to 5 p.m., games conwpe- tition: 7 p.m.boys athletic competition; 7.30 p.m., skin diving exhibition.Saturday: 2.30, pet show: 2 to 5 pm., 7 to 8 p.m., exhibits open; 8 p.m., closing ceremonies.Further information about events may be obtained by calling WR.7-3916.Sam Etcheverry, Mallory places in SPCA contest A St.George's School pupil, Charles Mallory.632 Grosvenor avenue, has placed second in the 11-year-old division of the SPCA poster contest.He was presented with a prize at a ceremony Wednesday evening at the SPCA Shelter on Namur street.Charles, 111,, was one of 1.120 students from 158 schools on the island and in the province to enter the second annual competi- tian.Mrs.C.T.Dupont, 766 Upper Lansdowne avenue, organizer of the competition, said that some | cuses, of the posters may be used in future SPCA campaigns.A splendid array of 16,193 blooms formed the Westmount Conservatory Easter Show, officially opened by Mayor J.C, Cushing Wednesday evening.Spring flowers dominated the show, with snow flowers, cro- and daffodils to be seen in abundance.Outstanding too were some less common varieties such as Japanese Red Maplcx shrubs, polyantha roses, Daphne !| and Spiraea.The centerpiece of the display Bovaird, oy t Mrs.and Paul Oulimet, Ouimet, Alderman Laird ~ Tedd Church Photo was & large cross at the south end of the main greenhouse, fashioned from the waxy white Bermuda lllies commonly khown as Easter lilies Among the special guests of Council were Mr.and Mrs, J.J.Jacobs, and Dr.J.Rousseau, nationally renowned botanist, and his wife.The inventor of spectacles is not known, but bifocals are Lhe invention of Benjamin Franklin.OPEN SUNDAYS To Serve You Better FREE ! 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year.Authorized as 2nd Class Mail, Post Office Dept.Ottawa \"Our daily bread\u2019 denied us by folly O bread delivery.Wednesdays.Pompous \u2018Bakers of Montreal\u201d say provincial Jaw forbids it.It's their own cartel- like decision, abetted by provincial \u2018\u201c\u2018parily\u201d decree.Court upholding doesn't bless it.\u201cThe Bakers of Montreal\u201d is high-sounding, cloaking several larger firms who have dragged smaller fellows into this preposterous, public - be - damned fiat.They claim cutting mid-weck delivery the only way to meet costs.Well, here's another.Reduce the multiplicity of wagons and trucks cluttering local streets.Pool vehicles, drivers, and dully-same products.Improve instead of worsen service.Otherwise we may have the revived joys of corner bake shop aromas and palate-tingling homemade bread \u2014 gains for all but the big bakers in their folly.MTC appointment raises questions R EPLACEMENT of the late Charles C.Brown on the Montreal Transportation Commission brings up two points.The Montreal Star has renewed a plea for a competent selection.Mr.Brown was a conscientious and competent commissioner.He had an enviable wartime record as a transport officer.There is mention from another source, too, thal the replacement may be French-speaking.We sce no reason for cancelling English-speak- ing and West End representation on such an important body.THEY ge WE SAY YOU SAY Red Cross thanks for our support - Sir, On behalf of the officers of the Quebec Division and of the Montreal Branch, I take great pleasure in thanking you for the magnificent support you have given our financial campaign this year.We read with great interest the feature articles and we were very pleased also by the use you made of the small drop-ins.They were very effective and of course the red ink helped a lot.Thanking you again, 1 am, Yours sincerely, Marguerite Wilson, Director of Public Relations.She says thanks for the article Dear Sir, 1 would like to thank you very much for publishing an article about St.John of Jerusalem Day Nursery and Kindergarten sponsored by the Sovereign & Military Order of Malta in Canada.It is wonderful to know that your popular paper takes such an interest in all activities of our community.As 1 understand how important it is to satisfy public interest 1 will be only Loo happy to send you now and again news aboul our school.1 remain truly yours, Mrs.Irene Smodlibowski, Principal.Fry eg By the way .GOOD NEWS FÉYODA Y hippopolamuses are grinning from ear to ear.Designers of floors for aircraft have confessed that women who wear razor-edge heels on their shoes.to give them poise and self-confidence do more damage to the floors than even the clumsiest hippopotamuses.A wide hoof takes the strain of the weight more evenly than a stiletto.Women who fly should wear enormous.wide shoes, designed like the hoof of the hippopotamus, A NEW ANGLE SOL HOGWASCH once said: S \u201cIn a really mammoth musical spectacle there's room for everything.\u201d He made good his words by using 41 treble-sized pianos, with five players to each piano, in the gigantic ballet- scene in \"The Siege of Se- bastopol.\u201d The siege was mimed by whole armies.He now proposes to go one better, and is introducing into a new film an elephant on a huge cart drawn by 2,143.000 snails, \u2014Beachcomber SAY Characters do not change.Opinions olfer, but choracters ore only developed.\u2014 Disraeli _ xaminer Profile: 'The last Victorian\u2019 By CYNTHIA JONES MAYOR Edward Wilson of Verdun, widely known as the \u2018fighting\u2019 mayor, prefers to be called the people's mayor.The 77 year-old, blue- eyed mayor, jaunty wearer of a natty mustache and bow tie, has fought for the interests of citizens of Verdun throughout his 20 year- old mayoralty.\u201c1 haven't looked for a tight but 1 am not averse to playing rough if the necessity arises, and it frequently does,\u2019 he said, with his head cocked, his eyes squinting, during an inter- comfortable Woodiandgnvenue home.view in his \u201c1 have seen Verdun grow from penury to riches,\u201d he said.\u201cIn 1939 when I first became mayor we were poor and now we are the third richest municipality on the island, next to West- mount and Outremont,\u201d Mayor Wilson said.\"In 1939 the population was 64.000; today 1t is 85,000.\u201d Fiery.forthright and honest.Mayor Wilson is not reticent about discussing the present bloc against him in the Verdun council.\u201cThey (opposing aldermen) put me in cold storage but not in deep freeze and the situation is changing,\u201d he said, Mayor Wilson has been erupting since the Verdun Council adopted the commission form of government shortly after the election of 1957.He claims this type of government does not work in the best.interests of Verdun and the people, if given the.opportunity, would have voted against it just as he did.\u201cThe city should be administered by representatives of the people for the people and not super- this city of .KY MAYOR EDWARD WILSON vised and administered by commissioners,\u201d Mayor Wilson stated firmly.At the moment Mayor Wilson is irate about the garbage disposal contract, saying it represents an unjust increase of $120,000 to the taxpayers over the next five years, and garbage disposal should be a civic service, not a private one.Big error Have the commissioners, in his opinion, made a glaring mistake ?Mayor Wilson jumped at this question.\u201cYes, indeed they have,\u201d he said.\u201cIt was in September.1957.A special meeting of the council was held on the eve of my return from a trip to the Old Country.Its purpose \u2018Was to ratify an agreement with the Quebec Homes and Mortgage Corporation regarding a development on Nun\u2019s Island.There was a lengthy document all signed which proclaimed that the City of Verdun would build a dyke around Nun's Island.\u201d Mayor Wilson threw up his hands at the thought.- He said he had solicited the help of his cohorts, Aldermen George O'Reilly and Archie Wilcox, and the provincial government in seeing that the citizens of Verdun did not pay for any $3,000,000 dyke which to date has not been built.But the Nun's Island bridge is going to be and Mayor Wilson has just returned from Ottawa with the news that tenders are to be called within the next 10 days.While Mayor Wilson is not diffident about speaking of the past and present, he will not forecast the future.\u201cI do not know whether I will run in the next election In April, 1960,\u201d he said.\u201cProvidence has been kind to me so far but tomorrow does not belong to me.\u201d Mayor Wilson was born in Burnley.Lancashire, the first son of a weaver who died when the boy was seven.His widowed mother brought up Ted and his younger brother Walter, and two sisters.(Wal- \u2018ter now lives, a retired painter and decorator, in Vancouver, One surviving sister lives, a widow, in Burnley), / Worked at 10 \u201c] guess you would call me one of the last Victorians,\u201d Mayor Wilson said.\u201cI started work at the age of 10 and went half-time to school.I went to work in a cotton mill as a weaver's helper.One week I! would go to school in .the mornings.the next in the afternoons.At 13 1 started working full time, a 56-hour week, in the same mill.I went to school at nights taking shorthand and bookkeeping and a variety of subjects until 1 was 20.\" The next step in Mayor Wilson's career was a job as a cost clerk in a bedstead factory at Wigan.From this he graduated at 22 to a salesman's position for the same factory, touring Eng- Jand, Scotland and Northern Ireland.At 24 he married a girl from his own hometown, brown-eyed, heart-shape faced Elizabeth Collinge, who has been his constant helpmate and firmest supporter in 50 years of married life.Mrs.Wilson is the president of the Verdun Red Cross and has been since 1939.the year her husband was first elected mayor, Retired aot 66 EE In 1910 the couple came to Canada.For a few for the Harris Abattoir and later set up shop as a wholesale poultry and egg merchant in Bonsecours Market.Twelve years ago at the age of 66 he retired to devote his time to being Mayor of Ver- \u201cdun, \u201cWe have lived in this house for 41 years,\u201d said Mayor Wilson.\u201cWe have brought up our two children here.\u201d \u2019 The couple's son, John, is married and in the insurance business in Toronto.Their married daughter, Mary Elizabeth, is Mrs.Alex Stevenson, of Ottawa.Their grandchildren are S:.san Stephenson, 16, Who is a talented artist, and Robert \u2018Edward Stephenson, 12, Mayor Wilson is a former chairman of the Verdun Protestant School Board on which he served 25 years.For 20 years he has been a member of the Metropolitan Commission.He is a Mason and an Anglican, a member of the Church of St.John The Divine.In excellent health, the Mayor said he hasn't missed 27 council meetings in the 27 Years he has held office.He was first elected as an alderman in 1981, defeated in 1933, and returned in 1935.He has been mayor since \u201839.Is Mayor Wilson popular with the people?\u201cIt is for the people to say, but the fact that hey elected me for three two-year terms and five three-year terms, the last in 1957 with a 7,000 majority.must attest to some confidence,\u201d he said.\u201cI have in the past, and will continue in the future, to put before the public any contentious question which affecte the City of Verdun,\u201d years .- Mayor Wilson was a salesman RI TPB SHER A Et ) An Easter story by an 8-year-old Dear Editor, | have written a little Easter story (all by myself, my mother only did the typing).Maybe you can use my story for your paper.Many of my articles have been printed by our school paper.\"I am in grade 3 in St.George's school.Please let me know if you can use my story.Thank you, There was once a hen who wag sitting on her eggs and talking to another hen.They were both very excited because Easter was coming close and they wanted their chickens to be chosen as pets by the farmer's children.Now one little chicken inside its egg was very \"impatient when it heard its mother talking about all these wonderful things.It wished it could become pretty and fuzzy, so the children would pick it as a pet.After a while it just couldn't wait any longer and it began to peck on the shell until the egg broke and it came out.When its mother saw it, she was horrified, because as you know, a chicken that comes out too early, is neither fuzzy.nor pretty, but looks rather ugly and skinny.The mother hen said: \u201cOh, dear me, what has happened this time ?I always had -cule, yellow chickens which came out at the right time.I am known as the best hen not only on this farm but in the whole village.How could I ever hatch such a devilish creature ?\u201d When the poor little chicken heard this speech, it was very sad.After a while, it jumped over to its mother and said: \u201cMother, do you think there is any chance that I will turn into a normal chicken ?\"* Buf the mother wasn't moved and turned the baby chicken away.So the little chicken decided to go up the Mont Tremblant and to hide before the world.It was very hard going up because the mountain was still covered witha ice and snow, Suddenly it heard a \u2018huddled Your- sincerely, JANE RELDAN noise.It turned around and.saw a little bunny.The rabbit said: \u2018Hey there, what are you doing here ?\u201d So the chicken told him Its story.The rabbit nodded: \"My story is quite similar.I also wanted to become an Easter pet but since I am gray and all the children seem to like only white rabbits with pink noses, my mother didn\u2019t like mewand I ran away.\u201d On Easter morning, when they heard the Easter bells ringing, the two animals were together and were JANE RELDAN talking sorrowfuly about their hopes and dreams.while they were shivering on the frozen mountain, AH oË a sudden, they heard a \u201cnoise and as they turned around.they saw a little boy on skis.The bunny said: \u201cI never saw INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS e Prompt Service © Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out ;.P.McCUAIG Limited 65 Hillside Ave., Westmount WE.2-1104 Going to EUROPE or Planning a Cruise to the WEST INDIES or SOUTH AMERICA?Consult .| oo Westmount International Travel Service Roger L.Huysmans, manager Officially Appointed Agents For .STEAMSHIPS and AIRLINES 4935 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.8-3941 x : reporting a fire in the Red Fea- END OF THE COURSE: Last Saturdny some 30 diplomas were presented to Westmount students at the end of the public speaking course sponsored hy the Westmount Rolary Club.Representative of (he group are Pamela Tait, Westmount High School, and David The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 27, 1959 5 TIT such big shoes before.\u201d \u2018Me neither.\u201d said the chicken.When the boy saw the animals, he stoppr1 and said : | \u201cCome here, come here\u201d.So | the rabbit and the chicken | went closer because they saw that he meanlL no harm.The little boy was very happy when he saw Lhal the animals were so (ame.He lifted them up and put the chicken in his pouket and the rabbit in his coal.Then he zoomed down on his skis and went straight home.You have to know that the boy was very poor and that his family could not buy him anything for Easter.When he stepped into the house, he called his mother: \u201cMother, look here, after all I did get an Easter present.\u201d And ne showed her the rabbit and the chicken and the mother said: \u201cYes, you may keep the two and if we feed and treal them right, they will soon look nice and healthy ™ As the time went on, the rabbit grew fatter and wasn't scrawny anymore and the chicken grew fuzzy and pretty and jaid a lot of eggs.} False alarmist imperils public Westmount and Montreal fire-| men would like to get theur| hoses on the impractical joker who phones in false alarms during the 5 p.m.traffic rush.At 5:13 p.m.Monday the Westmount Fire Department received an anonymous phone call ther Building \u201c1036 Atwater avenue\u201d.Montreal fire reels were called to a number, also non-existent, on the east side of Atwater.Fire chief Harper calls the joker \u201ca threat to pedestrians and firemen alike,\u201d as there 18 the possibility of injury to the public, to firemen, and vehicles in the congesled traffic.He stated that though they had received similar calls in the past, this was the first in about four months.The caller is\u2019 re- sumably in the Atwater area where he has a front seat for IMs dangerous game, NEIGHBOR CITIES El Paso, Tex., 1argest American city on the Mexican border, is across the Rio Grande River from Juarez, largest Mexican city on the American border, Coulter, Saint Leo's Academy, receiving thelr diplomas from Ted Hnerison, left, who headul the course, assisted by Mes, Art Splers.right.President looks on.the Rotary Club, Phil Page, - Tedd Church Photo \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! United Photoéraphic Store Id.158 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL REUBEN BERGER the expert shoe man, with a good reputation BERGER'S SHOE CLINIC Highly recommended by chiropodists and fool specialists for orthopaedic revisions and complimented by hundreds of appreciative clients for skilled workmanship and highest quality materials.Entrust your child's as well as your own footwear to a qualified shoe man.Treat your feet right \u2014 enjoy the comfort and appearance of your shoes.DYEING expertly done to match your ensemble.Suede shoes renovated the Berger way will not soil your Nylons or hands.As low as 50c per pair.All makes of shoes expertly rebuilt \u2014 Zippers replaced FREE SHINE or SUEDE SHOES RENOVATED FREE With Every Pair of Soles and Heels.Our prices are most moderate and you may be sure that if you send your shoes by your child, the same expert attention and courteous treatment will be given.Be sure that you come to the right address.At Berger's, the store opposite Stainberg's, you are sure of the best work at the most moderate prices.\u201cShoes Need A Fix \u2014 Come To 376\" BERGER'S 376 Victoria Avenue SHOE CLINIC HU.8-0361 6 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, March 27, 1959 ESCAPE FROMM OBLIVION THEY'RE EAGER TO LEARN, and thelr progress makes \"IA SCAPE From Oblivion\" \u2014 that might well be 4 the title-theme of the gallant effort by devoted and at times distraught parents, who by their courage and toil have written a new and important chapter in the fight to open a worth-while world for the retarded.Their story is one of accomplishment.Their call for aid currently takes the form of a financial drive, to be conducted from April Il to 18.One of the founding members is Mrs.Harvey Sarkin of Melrose avenue, Notre Dame de Grace.Speaking of the Association's beginnings, she relates that none of the members knew what to do the first year but slowly found out through experience and instruction.ONF PROBILIM She spenks of the trouble with parents who would not acknowledue they had à retarded «did and didn't want the school bus seen in front of their houses, There are still some who feel that way, se says \u201cWhen at first hits you that you have a retiuded child there is a terrible sens of shock,\u201d she explains, At the beginning, it was hard to get people to come to meetings, to work for the Association, to have ther nunes mentioned, but now.he says, people do come for- wird.Mrs, Sarlun mentioned how Important the school for retarded children on Cote Saint Lue Is to her.\u201cD didn't think there'd be a place for my boy in my lifetime,\u201d she sald.\u201cParents used to be told to put their children in an institution or to keep them at home.But there weren't even enough insGitutions.\u201d Her son, Who 15 now 23, attends the class for adults at the school.She fervently told of the difference this class has made to her son.He can't wait to gel to school in the morning.This group has made life more interesting for him.He now has a social life, Members of the class are interested in each other they are alike, do the same thirgs, Mrs.Sarkin and her husband have worked very hard for the association, but they have finally seen results they once thought impossible.Their hopes now are for the forma.en \u201c3: Ly BAe i ES SE \u2019 .w od by RAE RESNICK » 4 + tion of a sheltered workshop 54 on which the school is working.It would mean that some day, some of the children will be able to do work and receive remuneration, The association was launched at à meeting in January, 1900, held tr rough the efforts of Mrs M.IL.(Hannah) Wolloek of Decarie blvd, Saint Laurent.Members of a social agency pave Mis Wolloe k information and a speakers on retardation and contacts in the newsparer * field who event, publicized the IRONY Ironically for Mrs.Wollock, she found out, two years later that her child, who she thought was retarded and on whose account she worked toward starting this Association, was not mentally retarded but emotionally disturbed and, therefore, not eligible for admission to the school on Cote Saint Lue road.Help for the emotionally disturbed bas not yet reached the stage of help for retarded children, and Mrs, Wollock's boy is still: at home and hasn't had any help yet.AL the first meeting, one of the parents present was L.H.Hall of Percival avenue in Montreal West.Mr.Hall is now president of the national association, The Canadian Association for Retarded Children, and honorary president of the Que- bee group.He reports that after thal meeting six parents formed a sleering committee.In addition to Mr.and Mrs.Wollock and Mr.and Mrs.(Continued on page 17) the extra effort worth while, Workshop leads to $$$ THE sheltered workshop will make it possible for the retarded child to earn money some day.It will give him employment and a sense of But much preliminary training is necessary before the mentally retarded can benefit from a sheltered workshop.This preliminary work is going on now at the school in Cote Saint Luc road.The preliminary work takes the form of vocational training and psychiatric help.Miss Ainee Leduc, the psychiatrist at the school, John Frederick Tanner, the vocational instructor, and the class teachers combine efforts in working toward a sheltered workshop.Tne children's span of attention and ability to con- (Continued on page 20) HAPPY AS ANY CHILDREN they board the bus for homes now happy goo since the children are learning.doing something constructive.There are sheltered workshops in many parts of the world \u2014 where the mentally retarded work in a controlled environment under the right supervision, under sheltered conditions.Director cites facts of case LAN STEVENSON, executive director of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (Quebec) Inc., explains retardation, the care and training necessary for the retarded child, the accomplishments of the Quebec association in this regard, its present needs and hopes for the near future.Mental retardation is not a disease, Mr.Stevenson stresses but a condition of impaired or incomplete mental development.Medical authorities estimate at least 70 known or suspected diseases or mishaps, occurring either before or during birth or in early childhood, that can give rise to mental retardation.Three children out of every 100 are mentally retarded.CLASSIFICATIONS Mental retardation falls into 3 primary classifications.The first and largest \u2014 educable retarded \u2014 comprised of children with an I.Q.of 50 -.75.Their learning handicap is usually most evident in academic subjects.However, given the opportunity they can usually progress enough in reading, arithmetic, social and, vocational skills to became partially or even completely self-supporting.These children should be educated in \u201cspecial\u201d or \u201cauxiliary\u201d classes in the regular schools, and in Mant- real both school systems provide such classes.However, they also need special training and vocational guidance beyond school, together with an employer agvisory service, to enable them to become economically self-supporting, as well as recreational and soci&f{\": facilities for their spare tint: provision of these services remains one of the objectives of the Association.\u201cTrained retarded\u201d is the second classification and this group is primarily helped by the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (Quebec) Inc.These children have an LQ.of 25-50 and develop at less than half the rate of the normal child.They respond to limited training which, in most cases, can enable them to become partially self-supporting in sheltered conditions of employment.However, the great majority of children in this group are denied any schooling whatsoever.Based on birth rate figures issued by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, there were over 5000 such children born in the last ten years in the Province of Quebec.The Association is endeavoring to increase the number of classes for these children throughout the province, The third classification is known as the \u201ccustodial\u201d group with an 1.Q.of 0 - 25.Most of these children require whole time institutional care for the rest of thelr lives.Fortunately, only 1 out of every 1000 population falls into this category, but their numbers « are nevertheless signiffeant.In addition to the custodial These are not being prow.- children, some of the educable vided in adequate measure\u201d at the present time, and the and trainable retarded require (Continued on page 20) This Week WESTMOUNT by Valentina Rahr REV.ANGUS DE MILLE CAMERON.Grosvenor avenue, has publicly announced his decision to resign from the pulpit.He has been minister at the Church of the Messiah for the last 18 years.The resignation is effective May 1.\u201cI am not leaving for another Church\u2019 he said in a letter to the members of the church.\u201cWe have no long the Maritimes in the near future.BELL MAPPIN (Mrs.Kenneth Mappin) Metcalfe avenue, has translated into French \u201cMy First Days in Vermont\u2014by a Little Fawn\" written by Mildred White Preston, Burlington, Vermont.\u201cMes Premières Journées Dans le Vermont\u2014par Petit Copin\u201d is the story of a little fawn taken away from its mother by a game warden and brought up in a foster home.It will be on sale in its English and French versions at holiday resorts in the Lauren- tians at $1.00 per copy shortly.Translated the \u201cHistoire authentique en forme de journal-par petit copin\u201d is a true story for children ages 6 to 10.Mrs.Map- pin is a member of the Canadian Authors Association, ¥% * * MRS.A.FE.MOLL, Strath- cona avenue, has been elected to serve as vice-president of the Follow Up Service of the Girls\u2019 Cottage School.A survey shows that graduates of the schoo! who have made good use of the service, are holding jobs for longer than the average teenager who leaves school to go to work.\u201cWhen you consider the degree of deprivation which most of our girls have experienced before coming to us we feel justified in considering the service worthwhile,\u201d Miss Emily Hickey declared daring a report at the annual meeting of the Red Feather Agency.A city apartment under care of à housemother for girls working in the city will be established as part of the program.It has become possible as a result of several generous donations, including one from Mrs, Peter Bronfman, * * ¥* DOUGLAS BURNS CLARKE, Saint Catherine street, west, vice- principal of Sir George Williams College, has been elected director of the Spring Valley Country Club, St.Sauveur des Monts.Many interesting items are on the agenda for the summer months.Members with green thumbs may like to know that there will be small lots for gardening, available at no charge.An art schoo! has expresséd interest in opening a summer school in Spring Valley.Riding will begin early in May.The following sports activities are being | prepared: swimming, volley ball, badminton, ping pong, archery, etc.' * * * \u201cWAKE UP AND READ! the first Canadian library week to be sponsored by Miss Kathleen Jenkins for West- mount, will take place during the week of April 12 to 18, It will be promoied by libraries, \u201cCITY OF WESTMOUNT GARBAGE COLLECTION Householders are notified that there will be no garbage collection on Good Friday, March 27, 1959.Collections normally scheduled for this day will be made on Monday, March 30, 1959.J.R.DAYE, P.Eng., City Engineer x + MONDAY through FRIDAY \"Musical Clock\" 5.30 - 9.00 a.m.\"Music \u2018Round The World\" 3.30 - 4.00 p.m.SATURDAY \u2018Garden Gate\" 9.45 - 10.00 a.m.\"Tops In Pops™ 1.05 - 4.00 p.m.\u2018Amos n° Andy\" 7.15 - 7.45 p.m.\"Opinions Please\" 9.20 - 9.30 p.m.SUNDAY | \u201cCatholic Hour\" 2.00 - 2.30 p.m.\u2018Sunday At Five\" 5.05 - 5.55 p.m.DIAL 600 - JAD , Esperanto.| ideals of UNESCO; that is, they A present and former resident of the West End are spearheading the Red Shoes Campaign which opens Wednesday with a target of $50.000- and the hope that with the money raised, Les Grands Ballets Canadiens will be able to continue and extend its work.The aims of the campnign.which runs until April 15, were anounced at a recent luncheon at ; the Cercle Universitaire Club by range plans.\u201d Mr.Cameron and his family will move to the Ballet's president.Mes.Lud- The Westmount Exominer, Friday, March 27, 1959 7 Red Shoes drive opens Wednesday By VALENTINA RAIR born on Prud'homme avenue and lived in N.D.G.for twenty-five years.The additional funds will: enable the company to present first- rate performances; continue the granting of scholarships to talented young Canadians; provoke interest in ballet for Canadian artists in all fields to create for the art.Mrs.Chirlaeff said \u201cthe addi- milla Chirineff, 4351 Harvard tional funds would make the com- avenue.pany's shows available at reduced She introduced campaign prices.As things are now, with tickets lo students chairman Robert Pare, who wus issued at meee * special rates and a general lack universities, schools and com- | munities across Canada and its alm is: \u201cA Better Read and a Beiter Informed Canada.Canadian Library Week Coun- cll, points out that almost 409, are of our Canadian population is company\u2019s needs\u201d she said.not served by a publie library | the company deficits.of interest in ballet in Canada.incurred constant \u201cGrants from the Arts Council not enough to answer the \u201cAnnual publie aubscriptions are absolutely indispensable if the Grands Ballets Canadiens are to consolidate their work and enlarge their fled of activity © The camnmuign will be followed by five performances at the Comedie Caorvutiente on the eve- mings of April 17, 18 and 19 with afternoon performances on the second and third days, Three new hallets are to be presented, must (Important of which is an adaptation from \"Sea Gallows\u2019.an original composition by Michel Perrault, Also on the program will be \u2018Invitation to the Dance\u2019, well received last year and to be repeated in the afternoon performances this year, In the fall the company w scheduled to make a trans-Can- ada tour, embracing all the provinces.\u2014according to the latest Government Survey.| STAMPS | GALORE b Wayne L.Bungay ESPERANTO AND PHILATELY One hundred years ago, Louis Lazarus Zamenhof founder of the world's most successful international languages was born.It was in 1887 that Znmenhof.a Polish Jew, published a pamphlet in which he describod his 357 Victoria Ave.25% AN Diaries, Calendars, Calendar Pads, Pocket Diaries and Journals for 1959 ALLAN SINGER LTD.or SHERBROOKE STATIONERS Reg'd 5012 Sherbrooke St.West \u2014 Off \u2014 HU.4-8439 HU.1-0055 new language, the Lingvo Inter- IE naciona de la Doctoro Esperanto.or the International Language of Doctor Hopeful, Under the name Esperanto meaning Hopeful the new language made its debut, As a former student of Esperanto I can say that it is because its spelling is entirely phonetic, students may learn to speak it with facility in a comparatively short time.The English sentence, \u201cThe international language should be comprehensible {o the whole educated world.\u201d appears as follows in Esperanto: \u201cLa lingvo internacia estas Irompre- nita de la tutamondo edukita.\"\u201d 1370 GREENE AVE.Esperanto is coming into use Imperial Hardware Co.FURNITURE HARDWARE We carry a complete range of MODERN and TRADITIONAL Hardware for FURNITURE and INTERIORS SSSR WE.3-2116 on the radio more and more.Thirty stations ineluding Berne, Rome, Vienna, Rio de Janeiro.Retail and Wholesale Valencia, Montevideo, and Guatemala regulaily broadcast in By the Resolulion of December 10, 1951, the General Confer-\u201d Suppliers to Cabinet Makers, Interior Decorators, Furniture Refinishers ence of UNESCO recognized Lhe results achieved by Esperanto in intellectual exchanges and bringing the peoples together are in accordance with the aims and contribute to international cooperation in the ficlds of education, science, and culture.To date about twenty stamps have been issued commemorating Zamenhof and its Congresses and Conferences.These stamps have been issued by: Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Russia, and Trieste (Zone B).These are catalogued by Scott's at just over fifteen dollars and so could be purchased in Canada for about five to ten \u2018dollars.In June, the Center of Esperanto in Montreal (C.E.M.) will play host to the Canadian Esperanto Association.6 fires in February 36 calls were received during February by the Fire Department, 6 for fires, 6 for false alarms and the remainder for miscellaneous reasons.There were no large ov serious fires.Metropolitan Blvd.TREE OWNERS OUR SPRAY SERVICE to combat insects and diseases is now being programmed Consult with confidence by calling \\ rar (Canapian Grape] REF rr ICE HU.9-6811 LIMITRO Lachine (Montreal 32) 8 The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, March 27, 1939 Released by The Amoristod 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DANCING wu lite i\u201d ENTERTAINMENT By LAURENT PRICE EASTER AND LENT Certainly this department's operalor isn\u2019t qualified, nor position to offer in a editorially and spiritually.anything profound on the occasion of the Easter weekend, But, we do feel that each of us, Protestant, and Roman Catholic.will either - subjectively or objectively \u2014 render sincere, respectful and grateful homage to a Concept and Belief that has coming supported and carried, actually and vicariously.our civilization to this year 1959, For persons compulsively in a hurry one way or another.the in Easter - smallest participation v (Qn Lenten observance through the centuries has proved worthwhile, In a very secondary relationship.the corollary long weekend from Friday to Monday -\u2014 just as if Our Lord planned it that way \u2014 brings sweet respite and ease from humdrum everyday duties and obligations.And.it also unbinds any self imposed restrictions made during the 10-day period.The restrictions, unselfish.of course, were We hope.ever During a recent junket to the Laurentians, we caught up with a few pages of Will \u201cHistory of Greece\u2019 (at the same time Montreal's insurance expert Don Miller and his pretty frau, Anne, were giving ancienl Roman doings a fast workout in another five-pound tome) and one reference caught our attention.This had to do with overindulgence in those times and a contemporary oracle\u2019s much sought after secret formula, It was described thusly: \u201cTo cure obesity, without disturbing gluttony\".This revelation definitely swayed us to a commercial frame of mind, and we conjured up a fast reszarch trip.sponsored by a slenderizing company, to a fast buck.Uncle Beauregard, with whom we consulted, put us straight.\u201c1 don't know whether such a panacea exists in the gormandizing department\u201d.advised old Ironsides, \u201cbut I'll go along humbly with the Book.\u201d So will we! ® Excellent Service GLABY\u2019S BAR-B8-Q CHARCOAL BAR-3-9 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Reports from Phil Robertson's sSkimobilos in North Conway, N.H.have ski aficionados riding hig eperations in quantity and quality .Maxivn's at Stowe a healthy and pleasant, vestaurant operation ., The Pitt-bure socially prominent John Whitworth and Tra Stroup of the Horse & the picture did favourite hu Hound Inn at Franconia, MT are also renowned mountain climbers .| our letter will sel there first, however.Thy S°affords run a very stimuilatina restaurant and inn at Stove.ChurebH Arms that is .1 The Snow Bivds of I ontrenl will have to delay the ao'f onening a week l or so , .the weather, vou know! 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The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, Morch 27, 1959 10 mb the CHURCH ofourehoiee ris CASTER UNITED | PRESBYTERIAN Westmount Blvd.ond Lansdowne PRESBYTERIAN e.A | CHURCH Ministers 349 Melville Avenue Rev A Lind Sith, MA.DD.Westmount.P.Q.Rev Etre A Mellwaio, BA | The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, : GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE B.A.5.D., Minister 1) 00 am Holy Communion oo Dr Lloyd Sewéth \u201cWhat > Do We Ste at Calvaey?\u201d Sunday, March 29th O ginist and Choirmider .: Mr John Robb, Mus.Bac.11100 am.Church School 11:00 a.m Public Noh - = The Minister wil! Preach Lester A.- Organist and master DOMIN:ON DOUGLAS Visitors and Friends are Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Cordially Welcome Ave.Ministers: Rev.A.Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.Kev, hiie A.Mcllwain, B.A, B.D EASTER SUNDAY 1005 um Intermediate and Sesios Schoo! » WETMOUNT enw igTORIA AVED.® 10% ain Crib Corned, Nursesy, .> Kndergarten, Primary Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister and Junior Depts.Mr.George A.Tannahill, B.A, 10.35 a wm.Faster Shorad Music Assistant to the Minister 11 00 wn Dr.Loyd Smith, C1 rem \u2014 Chri-t Be Not Risen-?\" Te : ,\u2018 700 pm Rev.Eric Mcllwikn | Fuster Sunday ; Tie Shepherd Psaim 6 1045 am.Curol singing by the \u2018Forever with the Lord\u2019 | Choir _ 815 pin.Young People\u2019s Union 13:00 a m.The Easter Story Orgamist and Chorrmaster 13.15 am.Church School Mr.John Robb Mus Bue, DORIS KILLAM 2 R.R.T.C., 1.Mus.(McGill) ~ WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL CHURCH The 124 bus stous at the door J | Organist and Choir Director | 1 -e Cor.Lansdown & Western avenues UNITED * \u2019 REV CALLUM THOMPSON ST.ANDREW'S C.D.B.A.B.D.CHURCH - hol , Westmount, Que.Organist and Cholr Director: ) Warne Rigdell .(Core St.Antoine mear Argyle Ave.1100 am.\u201cThe On-Going CELT - ' rection Experience.\u201d MINISTERS Easter Music bv Junior and Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A., D.D.Senior Choirs Rev.D.C.Searfoss, B.A., B.D.400 p.in.Fest of the lilies Mr.Erie J.Adams, B.Mus,A.R.C.M.ervies\u201d _\u2014 \u201cTHE MESSIAH® \u2014 Parte IT and EASTER SERVICES IE will be sung by the combined :1:00 a.m.Dr.Grant choirs of Cedar Park United Church \u201cYou Can't Hold Buck nd our own Senior Cholr under The Dawn\u201d the director of Wayne Ridded] 7:30 pon.Choral Service \u2014_\u2014 Great Ea.ter Music Come and hear the music of concluding with \u2018The Faster and see the breath-taking Hallelujah Chorus\u201d array of Easter llies.11:00 a.m.Church School \u2014\u2014 10:00 a.m.Intermediates and 1100 am Infant Nursery and Seniors Church Sa shool 845 pm Young People\u2019s Union Dorchester St.at Greene Ave, Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett EASTER SUNDAY 11:00 am Sermon: \"WHY THE RESURRECTION ?\u201c 7:30 pm.\"THE CRUCIFIXION AND THE RESURRECTION.\" an illustrated Sermon in colour.Organist and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill) ST.JAMES UNITED CHURCH 463 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Convenient to Hotels REV.NORMAN RAWSON, Minister Gifford Mitchell, B.A.B Mus., Organist and Choirmaster : EASTER SERVICES Easter Music, Easter Flowers, Easter Messages 11.00 a.m.Great Family Easter Service Doors spen at 10:00 a.m.Rev.Norman Rawson preaching at both services 1.30 p.m.Great Easter Carol Service Sermon Subject: Will HE COME AGAIN?What do modern Christians believe about this ?Church doors open at 6:30 p.m.8.45 p.m.\"Christ The King\" A beautiful, reverently produced film of the Saviour.Easter is traditionally a crowded day at old St.James.Visitors to the City are especially invited to join with us.is near By The valley of decision The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector, Trinity Memorial Church in the valley of decl- sion.\u201d And when Our Loid took that step He forced multitudes to do the same thing, the multitudes who went with Him, and equally, the multitudes who did not, They made their choice that day; they made it without previous warning but they made it on the basis of their previous lives.If those lives had been spent in the selfish pursuit of We come to the end of Our Lord's earthly Life, as we come to the end of Lent, and we recount day by day the clash between two ways of life \u2014- Our Lord's way and the way of the religious and secular world of His time.For at this time the old traditional enemies buried their enMity to one another to ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Easter Sunday 7:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 8:45 a.m.Parish Breakfast 9:30 a.m.Holy Eucharist 10:15 a.m.Mattins (said) 11:00 a.m.Solemn Eucharist 4:00 p.m.Evensong (said) 7:00 p.m.Easter Carol Service with ! Candlelight Procession Holy Eucharist daily at 7:00 a.m.except Wednesday at 9:30 a.m, ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector EASTER DAY 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion I 8.00 a.m.Holy Communion | 9:00 a.m.Choral Communion Preacher: Tue Recior 11:00 a.m.Choral Communion Preacher: The Rector 11:00 am.Children's Easter Service in the Parish Hal Conducted by Mr.Keith Dickerson 7:30 p.m.Festal Evensong Preacher: The Rector WEDNESDAY After Easter 11:00 a.m.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerahle R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., Rector Canon F.L.Whitley, Hon, Assistant \u20ac, V, Frayn, A.R.C A.(London) Oiganist and Choirmaster GOOD FRIDAY 10:15 a.m.Ante-Communion 12:00 Noon Three Hours Service Conducted by The RL Rev.M.A, ; sion: protect themselves against a new Leader who challenged them all.This new Leader \u2014 a Prophet of Nazareth \u2014 offered a strange way of life in which the first shall be last, and the last first; a life which requires ohildlike- nese on the part of those who would enter, a life in which greatness is marked by service.«It was no wonder that the Prophet met with enmity.For a time the enmity could be veiled because the Prophet was in Galilee and the religious and secular rulers were in Jeru- i salem.But at thé end of the Ministry Jesus forced the issue by riding from Bethany into Jerusalem by way of the Valley of the Kedron, often known as the Valley of Jehosaphat.He had taken a step similar to that taken a century before by Julius Caesar when he crossed the Rubicon and thereby declared ; war on the Roman Senate.Now ley of Decision and declared war on the ruling powers of Palestine.When Joel used that expression \u201cthe valley of decision\u201d centuries before he did not apply it to one man's act, bui to the acts of many.\u201cMultitudes, multitudes in the valley of deci- for {he day of the Lord UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.at Simpson Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister Donald Mackey, Organist and Director of Music, Sunday.Mare h 20th Morning Service m Church School and Kindergarten in Unitarian House CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BKANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, == »a 1:00 1:00 PRE - THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.Berar Rug tie SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.10:00 a.m.pol Communion Sunday.March 29th 6:00 a.m.Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.Sunday School dise an Hay Communion 11:00 a.m.Church Service.Subject 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion | Eas aon Sermon: 11:00 a.m.eh union Goulden Text: Mark 1:14, 15.Jesus Principal E.G.Jay came into Gelilee, preaching the 300 p.m.Children's Service gospel of the kingdom of God, and Presentation of Mile c saying, The time i< fulfilled, and Boxes ' the kingdom of God 1 at hand.\u201c3 p.m.Evcnsong.Preacher: The , * WEDNES ! Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley EVERY WED?ESDAY Monday in Easter Week 8:15 pom, Testimony Meeting i.00 a.ma Holy Communion x READING ROOM uesday in laster Wee 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion | In the Church Edifice Open to the Wednesday in Easter Week public Tuesday.Thursday and _Fri- 7:00 a.m.Holy Commumion : dav.2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to Thuisday in Easter Week {8 p.m 10.00 a.m.lloly Communion RADIO PROGRAM §:00 p.m.Evening Prayer with \"How Christian Science Heals\", Address.CJAD.Dial 800, every Sunday mor- The Ri.Rev.P.R.Beattie | ning at 9:45.BAPTIST Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.11:00 AM.7:30 PM, burch School \u201431 am, | WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke Street West at Roslyn Avenue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.Director of Music: Golt MacDermot, B \u201cWITH TRUMPET SOUND\" \u201cRESURRECTION CONVICTION\" BAILEY, M.A.B.Th.A.Johnston, B.A., D.D.A.B.Mus.Jesus went down into His Val- x power their decision was against Jesus; if their lives had been spent in the gimple unselfish service of God then instinctively they threw in their Jot with the young Carpenter whose whole life had beer an outstanding example of such service.They had little time to make the choice.An unexpected crisis came upon them and they met it according to their nature.At some time or another most of us find ourselves in the Valley of Decision with little time to argue which is the right choice to make.The choice is made by our previous lives, and we accept it.Our Lord's decision earned Him the Cross.Those who decided with Him earned the bitter hostility of the rulers.but in both cases their decision .was justified.In the one case it led through the Cross to the Resurrection; in the other it led through obedience to Pentecost.City replaces old car Commitment has been made of $2,380 from the Depreciation Reserve of the Light and Power Department to replace an obsolete automobile in the department.SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Bazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J.Fromm Parshas Poroh \u2014 sidroh Tzav Friday Evening, March 27th Candle Lighting at 5:55 p.m.; Friday Evening Service at 6:00 p.m.Sabbath Services: Preliminary Service at 9:00 a.m.Scriptural Readings: Torah: Leviticus, Ch.6, v.1 \u2014 Ch.8.v.36.Numbers, Ch.19, vs.1 - 22.Prophets: Ezekiel, Ch.36, vs.16 - 38.Afternoon at 6:00 p.m.; Evening Service at 6:40 p.m.Weekday Services Sunday: Morning Service at 8:30 a.m.Evening Service al 6:10 p.m.Weekdays: Morning Service at 7:30 a.m.Evening Service at 6:10 p.m, Next Friday Evening: Candle Lighting at 6:05 p.m.Fri= day Evening Service at 6:10 p.m.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.staeren, Cantor; F.L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master; Miles Wisenthal, M.A.Educational Assistant Sabbath Services Friday Evening, March 2ith at 8:15 o'clock.Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cJudaism And Christianity.\u201d Bar Mitzvah Bernard, son of Mr.and Mrs.Israel Sheinart will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of his Bar Mitzvah at the Sabbath Eve Service, March 27th, Reservations for Congregational Seder \u2019 The first night of Passover, Wednesday Evening, April 22nd, the annual congregational seder will held following the Passover wirship at 6:45 p.m.Reservations for the Seder dinner are to be made with Mrs.J.A.Roston.REgent 9-064].Religious School Spring Vacation\u2014No classes Saturday, March 28th and Sunday, March 28th.Regular classes resume Saturday.April 4th aml Sunday, Apri 5th.Daly Hebrew resumed Monday, April 6th Donor Luncheon Sisterhood Annual Donor Luncheon Tuesday, April 7th, 12:30 o'clock, Mount Royal Hotel.The Temple Book Lovers\u2019 Forum Final review of 14th fear.Wednesday afternoon, April Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday, 8 pm.reo Ph Slack, Dr Goria Hall, Harry J.\" by Archibald Malian, CHOIRS in Churches across the West End ST Sunday, commemorating the Resurrection of 24,700 people * St.Andrew's United Dieppe House take advantage | we.of city rinks February was a particularly active month with the Artificial Jce Rink continually in operation in spite of the heavy snow fall the open-air rinks were open 25 or 26 days during the month.Attendance at the Artificial Jce Rink was 10,700 and at the open-air rinks, 14,000.Figure skating instruction began on February 11.Instruction was divided into three age groups\u2014 10 years of age and under; 11-14 years of age; 15 years of age and over.Total registration was 200.\u2018The monthly attendance was 743.Skiing instruction for all schools was given on 16 occasions with a participation of 560.The Ski Jay Ski Club gave instruction on 8 occasions with a participation of 120.Badminton was played at Roslyn School Gymnasium on 4 occasions with an attendance of 76.There were 4 meetings each of the Senior and Junior Stamp Clubs.General meeting Xi Alpha Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi will hold a general meeting on Monday.April 6, 8:15 p.m.in the house of Edythe King.7531 Earle Road, Cote Saint Luc.At tie morning Service the minister, Dr.D.M.Grant will give the Easter Message, \u2018You Can't H:ld Back the Dawn\".The evening Service will be an Easter Choral Service in which the Choir will sing specially selected numbers.The Church School meets at eleven o'clock on Sunday morning - Crib Corner to Junior Departments.The Intermediates and Seniors are meeting at 10 o'clock.The Young People's Union will hoid its Easter meeting following the evening Worship Service.On Wednesday evening, April 1, the Men of St.Andrew's will hold the Annual Meeting.It will be a supper meeting at 6.15 p.m.It will also be Ladies\u2019 Night.The guest speaker will be the Hon.Wm.Hamilton, Postmaster General of Canada.On Thursday Eve there will be a \u201cFestival of Easter Anthems\" in St.Andrew's, presented by the Montreal Centre of the Canadian College of Organists.Nine choirs will participate - 260 voices - al 8 o'clock sharp.Next Sunday is Easter \u2014 the Day of Resurrection, Triumph, Life.In St.Andrew's, West- mount, the Services of Worship will be appropriate - featuring the triumphant Music of Easter, which is so rich a part of our Christian heritage - each Ser- Please do f\u2014 im the OCiuristian Church | messages of victory over sin and death are proclaimed with | word and music.The song olf triumph is heralded by the e E.J.Bailey, will speak on SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO P.O.Box 6600 MONTREAL 4 EYL campaign opens A campaign for $75.000 in aid of Dieppe House for Epileptics at St.Hilaire.the haven and rehabilitation centre for epileptics in the province, will open March 31.John Savoy.campagn chairman, said that with the assistance from the public this year, and through previous appeals, construction of a new wing is slated to start next month.It will provide space for an additional 48 patients.Dieppe House now has 122 patients and the wailing list is growing.The home, built on the hillside of St.Hilaire following the Second World War as a memorial to the Canadians killed in the Dieppe Raid of 1942, is a unique institution devoted exclusively to the care and rehabilitation of epileptics.It is a home without any inside doors or stairs (a safety measure for the epileptics.) The men at the home come from all parts of the province, without any restriction as to race or religion.vice concluding with Handel's \u201cHallelujah Chorus\u201d.\u2014 \u2014\u2014- f Westmount Baptist | | Church | eee eee een Easter is a season of triumph when trumpet and on Easter Sunday morning the Minister.the Rev.\u201cWith Trumpet Sound\u201d and the choir brings the music of \u201cHandel's Messiah.\u201d At the eve- ring service the Easter music Will continue and the Minister will speak on \u201cResurrection Conviction.\u201d A Men's Fellowship Supper will be held on Thursday, April 9th at 6:15 p.m, when Mr.E.A.Collard, Editor of the Gazette.will be the Speaker.The midweek service in the Church on Wednesday et 8:00 p.m.\u2026 and Young Peoples on Friday at 8:00 p.m, The guinea pig has a sense of taste 1,000 times as keen as that of a man.Westmount Examiner, Edmonton pastor = wack 277559 named successor fo A.Lloyd Smith Rev, R.Douglas Smith, BA BD, DD.has been appointed minister of Dominion-Douglas i Church, KM was announced recently.He will succeed Dr.A Lloyd Smith who 16 retiring June 30.Dr.Douglas Smith, 51, a graduate of McGill University | and the United Theological College, is at present minister of Robertson United Church, Edmonton, Alta.He has been twice nominated for the moderator- | ship of the United Church of 11 WILFRED FF.Canada, and has served in Mor- ' REV.BUT- rigburg, Brockville and Hamdl-; CHER, BA, of St.Andrew's ton, Ontario.© Church, Quebec City, chalr- He ie a brother of Dr.Clifford B.Smith, Montreal, and Mr.Justice Arthur I.Smith of the Superior Court of Montreal.He is married to the former Margaret Smyth of Montreal, and the Montreal Presbyterisi on Las four children.; Tuesday, Mareh 31 at 8 pan, Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, who com- tu Kildonan Mall.His subject pleted ms 28th years at Dom-| will be \u201cUnderstanding our inion-Douglas this month, re- French - Canadinn Neighbors.ceived his MA and BD degrees The mecting will be under the from Victoria College.Toronto.auspices of the Women's Mis- re Je eo Le MORE sionary Auvillary of the Church 1931 he served in pastorates m of St.Andrew and St.Paul, Toronto and Brampton.- - -\u2014 - He is vice-president of the of the CPR.The repairs will re- board of governors of the United Quire the replacement of ah Theological College, a member ; déterlorated concrete from the of the board of governors of wing walls of the subway.Divinity Hall, has served as\u2019 president of the Guweater Montreal Council of Churches.and is a former chairman of the Home | Missions Board of the United | Church of Canada.! mun of the French Commitive of the General Board of Missions of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, who will address an open meeting of Antique Clocks expertly repaired ond rebuilt Subway repair sum committed Commitment has been made of $10,600 to cover repairs to the substructure of the Bethune street subway following the ad- | vice of the Division Engineer Paul \"Friis 727 Shell Tower Bldg.1255 University St.UN.46-9057 \u201cSo we phoned the doctor and.\u201d An accident.a sudden illness.One of the first things you do is summon medical help, by telephone.In an emergency your telephone gives you prompt and priceless aid.Just knowing it is there, ready to gerve you day or night, is a comfort in itself.10s hard to put a value on these things, Yet your telephone provides them all\u2014and more\u2014at mimmnum cost.THE DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA Ÿ A e; i EN [ Gregorys THE EXAMINER Ua, sm save 1a SE ms Tt |S = Day and Night Service fine oriental ruge WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 VETERANS TAXI OWNERS ASSOC.Inc.UN.6-4551 Stands Throughout the West End | sang] I! 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