The Westmount examiner, 24 avril 1959, Cahier 1

[" 3e .1958 REPORT IS IN THE RED + | Big snow responsible for $31,274 deficit city manager reports iN VOL.XXX, No.17 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1959 = = A CLEAN SWEEP SWEEPS CLEAN: This is a busy season in Westmount for chimney sweeps, who are usually to he 5.found poking around local chimneys at the request of the department and in accordance with a city by-law, which requires that all residents have their chimneys swept once a year.The official licensed sweep for Westmount is Roger Paquette, whose family has been in the chimney sweeping business for over 100 years.Here one of Paguette\u2019s two employees tackles the job from the top.\u2019 Week of decision: -.comes a time in every woman's life, and man's too\u2014 when a fateful decision comes up.Just such a decision faces you.If you are not now a subscriber to THE EXAMINER, then you have\u2019just one week to make up your mind to PHONE HU.1-2771 and reserve your copy of THE EXAMINER.Beginning May | this popular local weekly, one of the best in the business in all Canada, will not be delivered free to your door.After May | THE EXAMINER will be available only to those who subscribe for it.Replete with local news and local sports news, the latest information on social and women's events \u2014 all the news all the timè, as long as its local \u2014 THE EXAMINER is well worth your time, well worth your money.And the rice ?Why only five cents a week.DON'T TAKE A EEK .MAKE YOUR DECISION N .PHONE HU.1-2771 for your subscription: t6 THE WEST.MOUNT EXAMINER: .- - '''j1 \"in 0 : nti \u2014T>d Harrison Photo fe ET it zy ne MANE wii cree Queen approves new RMR liaison Her Majesty the Queen has approved of the alliance of the Royal Montreal Regiment and the Prince of Wales\u2019 Own Regiment of Yorkshire, a spokesman for the RMR, which has its headquarters on St.Catherine street in Westmount, has announced.This new affiliation is in fact the extension of a close bond which has existed for many years between the Prince of Wales\u2019 Own West Yorkshire Regiment and the Royal Montreal Regiment, it was pointed out.The West Yorkshire Regiment first came into being in 1685 as \u201cHales Regiment\u201d after Sir Edward Hales who raised the companies.In 1694 it took seniority in the army list as the 14th Regiment of Foot and was later called the Prince of Wales\u2019 Own West Yorkshire Regiment.Over the years, the 14th built it's famous history and record with service in many parts of the world, including Canada.Among the battle honors which appeared on the Colors of the West Yorkshire Regiment were Namur 1695, Quebec 1759, Waterloo 1815, Sebastopol, Afghanistan 1879-80 and Somme 1916-18.The 14th Battalion CEF was formed in 1914 and later became the Royal Montreal Regiment.In 1921, the 14th Battalion was allied with the 14th Regiment of Foot.This association between the old and the new was maintained carefully for many years and proved of great benefit to i | the younger member of the family.In 19568 it was learned that the West Yorkshire Regiment was to be amalgamated with the East Yorkshire Regiment and the combined regiments would thenceforth be known as The Prince of Wales\u2019 Own Regiment of Yorkshire, and that the 14th Regiment of foot would no longer exist.This meant the end of the al- linnce between the two regl- ments.Now, with the gracious permission of Her Majesty the Queen, the alliance between the RMR and the successors to the traditions and honors of the old 14th Regiment of Foot which will be perpetuated.\u201cThis is a matter of great pride to all ranks of the Royal Montreal Regiment,\u201d the spolesman stated.He added that \u201cmembers of the regiment who have had occasion to visit England from time to time have always been made to feel at home when visiting their affiliated regiment.\u201d el a INDEX Church News .8, ¢ Classified Ads .17 Editorials .4 Obituaries .0co00000 2 Sports .\u2026.\u2026.18, 19 Unity Boys\u2019 Club .2 Victoria Hall .2 Women's and Soclol .12-16 \u201cThis Week in Westmount .§ | .A A aaa aa a aa TWENTY-FOUR PAGES | A big fump in snow removal costs and increases of lesser amounts in almost every department of the city have added up to a deficit for Westmount for the year 1958, it has becn announced dy Tom Hughes, city manager.The deficit is $31,274.Factors im keeping the deficit to this mark have been an increase in revenue over the budgeted amount; and careful housekeeping in all departments.Of interest particularly is an increase in expenditure of $75,000 in the police department.Mr.Hughes, in his report, explained that reduced working hours and increased staff in both the police and fire departments of the city brought salaries and clothing costs for police and firemen to $270,368 and $269,367 respectively.Increased salaries in both departments, he said, bring the men up to the rates paid in Montreal.Wage boosts ran from $377 to $600 annually, During the year covered by the report the Westmount detective force was increased and the men placed on a fixed hours arrangement with provision for overtime pay.A number of detectives with long service were promoted to the rank of sergeant-detective.The tax rate of 19% mills produced a revenue for the twelvemonth period of $1,583,333 and transferred to interest and sink ing funds.Sinking funds are being maintained on a sound basis, secretary - treasurer reported; and the total of $1,205,478 makes provision for all dated but unsold debentures, As a matter of fuet the \u2018sinking fund surplus over actuarial requirements is shown nt $2388,« 1688.Departmental expenditures for the period are $2,322, 983 coiu- pared with $1,047 218 a year ago.Mr.Hughes stated in referring to the snow removal cost jump, that while $275,000 had been budgeted for the item, the actual cost had been over $400,000.Total snowfall was 135 inches while in '57 it was only 50 inches.The budget bylaw provided for an estimated revenue of $2,698,- 790.The actual revenue for general purposes, including sinking fund, amounted to $2,852,809, an increase of $151,079 over the original budget estimate.The principal items of increase were business and sales taxes, accumulated refund from the Quebec Hydro Electric Commission, interest on taxes and investments, supervision on capital expenditures, and federal grant in leu of taxes.The city\u2019s annual report shows a total revenue of $3,413,983, with total expenditure of $3,445,257, Revenue in 1957 amounted to $3,- 175.424 and expenditures were $3,005.699, leaving a surplus of $169,725, The Study Corporation motion to go before Council Monday At a meeting of the Westmount City Council Monday evening, the Council was advised by the Chairman of the General Committee of Council that \u201cafter careful study .of the representations made.for and against the occupation of no.1, Braeside Place by The Study Corporation, the General Committee would place a motion before Council at the next meeting, recommending that the special permit applied for be granted subject to conformance with by-laws 555 entitled \u2018by-law to establish building zones\u2019 and 577 \u2018concerning building and building con- struction\u2019.The next meeting is scheduled to take place at 8 p.m.Monday evening.It is open to citizens of Westmount.Last Monday's meeting, which comenced at 8 p.m., was adjourned at 8.25 p.m.for one and a half hours to allow the General Committee of the Council to discuss the question and decide on the motion which it will subsequently place before Council.During this period also, the General Manager's report for the month of March waa presented, and a date (Thursday, May 21) for presentation of annual hockey awards decided upon.Upon returning to the Council chamber at a few minutes past 10 p.m., the chairman of the Gen- Ys eraf Committee advised the Council of the Motion it would make in favor of The Study Corporation at the next meeting.Adjournment followed.LIGHTER SIDE Among the ilems of regular business that turned up before the temporary adjournment was one which had its lighter side.A motion was put forward and seconded to the effect that the firm of Riddell, Stead, Graham, and Hutchison be re-appointed auditors for the City at the same fee as in 1958 - $4,500.\u201cI'm glad to see there's something that hasn't gone up in price,\u201d remarked Mayor J.8, Cushing as the motlon was passed amid general laughter.Next week\u2019s weather April 25 to May 2 Warm days with some haze or mist in the south, and risk of occasional thunderstorms this week with sudden temperature changes, Bright with occasional snow flurries in the north and east; fog for some places.Temperature range 23-63°F with 45 sunny hours.By ERIC NEAL \u2018 Sunny and warming into the middle of the week with morning frosts, then wet mists or drizzle, even hail.Cold gusty winds with flurries for the north country and More tornndoes for the southern Pleasant in the mountains, the Gulf.and mid-west States; windstorms uround the Great lakes, then the southern counties.Heavy rains with hall and risk of foods alee at hE: HE Ne.NA LIT NE a for the Maritimes, then Newfoundland, Colla ee 0 2 At Unity Boys\u2019 C The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, April 24, 1959 lub Hobby Show date set Spring Revue planned By MAURICE The Unity Boys\u2019 Club Annual Hobby Show Exhibition will take place at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club on Friday, May 22.A variety of articles produced in the Hobby Workshops during the past played.These will include: woodwork, fretwork, art work, scrap books, plaster craft, shell craft and sewing.In conjunction with he Hobby Show, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade will present a two-hour Variety Revue entitled Talents of 59.\u2019 The entire cast will be composed of the Variety Show which has been selected to perform at the International Rotary Assembly at Lake Placid, New York on June 3.Unity's precision dancirg group \u201cThe Unity Cuties\u201d will open the Show the \u201cCuties\u201d are: Joan Barnaby, Linda Hot- ton, Adele Prevost, Sherril Muir, Ellen Rowland, Cheryl Dargnvel, Carolyn Scanlan, Patsy Prevost.Other show-stoppers include: the famous Charleston Group, who recently took top honors on Canadian Talents televised over WCAX in Burlington, Vermont; they are: Cecilia Orsini, Pat Muinford, Erluna Fraser and Pat Collins; headliners o1 the same TV program, were: the 12 year old sensational ventriloquist, Carolyn and Sandy.Little Bobby, ls trumpet and his danci~rg fcet; and little Miss Judy Matthews, The Show also includes such « W.FRIEDPICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert 1316 Greene Avenue (Next to WE.7-1855 Post Office) SUITS & COATS 55 ur Made to your measure from a large selection of best English woollens.Work Guaranteed.Ladies\u2019 ond Gent's SLACKS $15 Made to measure Sport Jackets Made To Measure .$35.wp Alterations & Remodelling.Reasonable Prices Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE {Just below St.Catherine) l| Tied for second place are the MARIASINE program season will be dis- creative crafts, embroidery, well-known artists as: Evdyn Desjarding and her Accordion, Billy Walker, Kenneth MacWhir- ter, Gerald Hebert, Lily Parks, Maxine Godfrey and Frances Gould, Evelyn Anthony, Wee Willie Starkey, Yodeler Georgie Luker, Maureen Rennie, Audrey Jay, pianist Fred Johnson and drumaner Billy Smith, On Friday, May 8, the Talent Parade will provide entertair- ment for the patients of the Queen Mary Veteran's Hospital.Also in conjunction with the Hobby Show and Variety Show.the Club's Ladies Auxiliary Group will hold their annual food sale.The annual sale has had extremely good success in the past and the ladies are looking forward to another banner Sale.Funds derived from the projects that are instituted by the Ladies Auxiliary are used to purchase equipment and materials for the benefit of the many youngsters who use the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.Finalization plans for the food sale was made at a meeting held last Monday evening under the chairmanship of auxiliary president Mrs.S.Simmons.TRACK AND FIELD Preliminary training for the Annual Track and Field Meet which takes place im June, will be conducted every Tuesday evening from 6.30 p.m.under the direction of Bill Semper.All boys and girls who plan to enter the Meet are asked to report to Bill in the gym next Tuesday.HOUSE LEAGUE In games played to-date in the Unity Spring Basketball House League, Hawks are leading the League with two wins and no losses, They defeated Lakers (45-25); and Knicks (47-36).Knicks «end Celticg with one win and one loss.Knicks defeated Celtics (78-54); and Celtics defeated Lakers (61-35).The Lakers are in last place.The teams are as follows: Hawks: John McDonaugh, Rodney Wilson, Larry Dallas, Keith Gavin and Eugene Tabb.Lakers: Teddy \u2018Thiesmeyer, Bobby Carter, Wayne Dallas, Douglas Wright, Robert Mec- Donaugh, Billy Hotton, John O'Driscoll.Celtics: James Crouch, El Tabb, Brian Sullivan, Paul Gene- reux, Richard Simmons and ULL TY SERVICE CONSULT AN EXPE VENTILATION - 3955 ST.JAME WE.5-2595 = WE.3-5908 M lets yo Westlake, Ken- \u2018 \u2014 | me FOR BEST SERVICE oxy Work Guaranteed ROOFING - PLUMBING - HEATING ® Day & Night Service LEO FALARDEAU Equipped Truck FREE ESTIMATES RT FOR EACH JOB GAS BURNERS\u2014 S STREET WEST WE.3-2432 WwW.RB.WONHAM A funeral was held Monday at St.Matthias Church for W.R.(Bob) Wonham, 28 Thornhill avenue, who died Friday at the age of 59, following a short illness.Mr.Worham was senior account executive with Vickers and Benson Ltd.Prior to his joining this company, he was a practising engineer.A native Montrealer, he attended Lower Canada College and McGill University.Veteran of two World Wars, Mr.Wonham had served as a wireless operator with the Canadian Naval Service, and in 1939 held the post of adjutant of the First Survey Regiment.During World War 11 he served overseas as a staff captain with Canadian reinforcement units.He was later promoted to the rank of major, and awarded the ED for 20 years of military service.Fond of portrait painting as a hobby, Mr.Wonham a member of the St.James's Club and the University Club, He is survived by his wife, the former Margaret E.Murray; a son Murray, now studying at Cambridge: and a daughter, Jane.Ww.P.MACDOUGALL A private funeral was held Saturday for William Percival Mac- Dougall, 4300 Western avenue, past president and chairman of the board of Belding-Corticelli Ltd., who died Friday in his 79th year.The son of Duncan Livingstone MacDougall and Margaret B.Patterson, Mr.MacDougall was born and educated in Montreal.A member of the Belding-Corticelli firm for 59 years, he started out as a junior clerk in the Montreal head office, rising to the position of president, and chairman cf the board, 1940 to 1955.He was successively manager of the Toronto office, general sales manager, assistant manager, and general manager of the company.He was appointed vice- president and managing director in 1939, continuing as a director after his retirement as chief officer of the firm in 1955.A former president of the Silk Association of Canada, he was a member of the Royal Montreal Golf Club, the Kanawaki Golf Club, the St.James's Club; the National Club, the Rosedale Golf Club, and the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, all three of Toronto; the Mount Stephen Club, the Seigniory Club, and the Rotary Club.He was the husband of the former Mary Evelyn Donalds, who survives him.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 MRS.A.R.HOWELL Mrs.A.R.Howell, one of the oldest living women graduates of McGill University at the time of her death, and a resident of Westmount for many years, died Saturday at the age of 88.A funcral service was held Tuesday at Christ Church Cathedral.Mrs.Howell, the former Georgina Louise Smith, was a native of Montreal, and attended McGill University.She graduated in 1891, a year after the University commenced awarding degrees to women.In 1910.after her marriage \u2018to the late Archibald Rennie Howell she moved with her husband to Victoria avenue, where she remained until shortly after his death in 1041, Mrs.Howell retained a lifelong interest in McGill University, and neth Annable, Richard Cessford, Donald Laviolette and Vic Carter.The Big Ten scoring parade is as follows: Richard Simmons, d1; John MeDonaugh, 34; Brian Sullivan, 25; Rodney Wilson, 21; Ronald Otto, 21; Ken Annable, 20; Richard Cessford, 19; Bobby Carter.19; Paul Genereux, 17; me mama NEFRREE Obituaries during World War 1 was president of the Alumnae Society.She was an active church worker and & former president of the Women's Guild of Christ Church Cathedral, as well as a past vice- president of the YWCA in Montreal.She is survived by a son, Dr.Rennie HoweH of Edmonton; a daughter, Mrs.Munto Brown of Westmount; a sister, Miss Norah Smith amd a brother, Napier Smith, both of Montreal.MISS IL.V.RALSTON A funeral service was held yesterday at the Church of the Messiah for Hazel Vivian Ralston, 4701 The Boulevard, who died Tuesday in her 81st year.Active in community work in Montreal for many years, Miss Ralston was vice-president of the Child Health Association and a past-president of the Iverley Community Center.She was in addition a member of the Board of Management of the Church of the Messiah.: She was the daughter of the late William A.Ralston, a Montreal insurance broker.Miss Ralston is survived by her step-mother, Mrs.William A.Ralston of Montreal.RMR sets Ypres memorial parade The Royal Montreal Regiment, Lt.-Col.T.J.Kennedy, OD, Commanding Officer, will hold its Annual Church Parade on Sunday, April 26, at St.Matthias Church, Westmount, The service will be conducted by Captain, The Reverend Kenneth B.Keefe, Regimental Chaplain.In addition to the Regiment, No.14 Branch (RMR) of the Canadian Legion and the Lower Canada College Cadet Corps will take part in the service.The Annual Church Parade of the Regiment has been held on the last Sunday in April for many years in memory of those of the Regiment who gave their lives ig the Battle of Ypres which took place in late April and early May of 1915, The parade will start from the Regimental Armory at 2:15 p.m.on St, Catherine street west at The Glen and proceed along St.Catherine to Metcalfe avenue, then north on Metcalfe to St.Matthias Church.The church service will commence at 2.45 p.m.Following the conclusion of the service at ap- proximatively 3.30 p.m., the parade will reform outside the church and proceed south on Metcalfe to Sherbrooke street, along Sherbrooke to Melville avenue, down Melville to St.Catherine and to the Armory.ROSEDALE EDGAR A.WRAY Funeral Chanel 4911 COTE DES NEICES ROA! South of Queen Mary at Decelles RE.1-65%8 In A LEARN TRA, MNS OE Victoria Hall RR YW RA NR ER \u2019 TONIGHT 8 P.m.Queen Elizabeth Hospital dance; St.Augustine's Young People's dance.SATURDAY ,230 pm.\u2018Puss 'N Boots\": 5.30 p.m.Canada Malting Co., banquet and dance.6.30 pm.St.Monica Moxed Bowling League, banquet and dance.MONDAY 8 p.m.St.John's Ambulance Society meeting.WEDNESDAY noon Westmount Club.8 p.m.World Ship Society meeting.THURSDAY 3.15 p.m.Red Cross YPC Blood Donor Clinic.8 pm.Westmount Stamp Club.12 Rotary Note: Weddings, private parties, and women's evente are not listed.2 year sentence @ given to burglar A man accused of breaking and entering a Westmount apartment April 6 was gentenced to two years imprisonment Tuesday.Jean-Paul Huneault, 22, of 1550 Cartier street pleaded guilty to charges of breaking and entering an apartment at 225 Melville avenue, Westmount holdup squad detectives and members of the force were also instrumental in the arrest of four men who three weeks ago stole $13,000 in cash and jewellery from 654 Murrey Hill avenue.They were arrested over the weekend after attempting to hold up Angelino Melichino, whom they shot in the leg, in his atore at 119 Pine avenue.Sgt.Detectives Lauzon and Jones, of the Westmount Police Force, while investigating the first robbery recovered a number of the articles which has been debosited in Montreal sewers by the escaping thieves, = AL E tea TEE | HOSE new to this area are invited to make inquiry | among the families we've served about the outstand- | ing qualities of our funeral service.| DA Collins.OA NUNNG ee AD.wit S610 SHERBROOKE STREET WAST ea EL rR 1 i! Een i) Five Generations of Traditional Service We dJos.C.(ray &BRrO.Funerau D 1234 Mountain St.Billy Hotton, 15\u2019 IRECtORS Phone: UN.6-6363 im a or aa oar ee Interiors Regd.and SOLD Custom Upholstery Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES 1317 Greene Ave.WE.5-3894 ANTIQUES BOUGHT Furniture Repairs ESTABLISHED WATCH REPAIRS 5 Certified Watchmokers OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 (> 1899 JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.VOL.XXX, No.17 WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1959 OPERETTA STARS: Top Westmount Junior High's \u201cSaucy Hollandaise\u201d, bottom Anne Louise Cote, Barbara Cynthia performers production of left to right: Hellings, and Rill; top ro Stevens, and Peter Mendell.The production ran two nights at the school auditorium, playing to capacity audiences.Gilbert, Barry \u2014Tedd Church Photo Closed circuit TV outmoding today's equipment-Campbell Westmount Rotarians saw themselves on television Wednesday afternoon when Dave Campbell of Campbell's Melody House told the gathering about closed cirouit television and its uses today.\u201cThere is a new industry in Canada that is growing so fast that instruction and equipment acceptable today is outmoded tomorrow,\u201d said Campbell.\u201cClosed circuit television embraces industrial, medical, educational, military, pay and community antenna TV.It is used in areas where it is too dangerous, difficult, expensive, inconvenient, inaccessible, tiring, far, hot, cold, high, low and small to obtain direct channels of television,\u201d he continued.Campbell demonstrated closed circuit TV to the audience.In the first demon- Genuine English and Scotch TWISTS, TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, REVERSIBLE TWISTS and MOHAIRS of highest quality in stock or imported by request.In All Shades and Patterns, Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 SUITS & COATS MADE-TO-MEASURE IN ONE WEEK Customers or our owa material made up.® REPAIRING © REMODELLING ® REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.(Downstairs) WE.2.6633 .Tob 4046 00 stration, a camera had been placed near the fishpond of the Westmount Conservatory which enabled the audience to view the passers-by and their activities.The second camera was directed at the audience, and through a television receiver in the same room the club members could watch all their movements and actions.\u201cCorporations,\u201d said Campbell, \u201ccan hold conferences and introduce new products to all representatives across the country without the expense of bringing them to one location, \u201cIn industry, the observation of gauges and meters found in many different locations can be read by one operator.\u201d He said that closed circuit TV used in medicine can enable hundreds of medical students, instead of just a few, to watch, in color, the operations performed by surgeons, \u201cThe military,\u201d he added, \u201cuses closed circuit TV to inform commanders of actual battle field conditions through hand carried cameras and portable transmitters.\u201d Mr- Campbell concluded that many new uses are being discovered every day and that the future looks very bright for closed circuit television, issued for March During March, 1959, 3 building permits, all taxable, were issued with an estimated value of $54,- 000.5 construction jobs were completed and 49 projects are still under construction.4 plumbing permits with an estimated value of $1,900, were issued.16 plumbing inspections, 2 waler tests and 1 gas test were made.Two women hurt in car collision Two women were injured Saturday in a collision between two cars which occurred at the intersection of Lansdowne and Westmount avenues at 7.18 p.m.Injured was Miss Carolyn Klaehn, 22, 4930 Walkley avenue, driver of one of the cars, and her passenger.Mrs.Crawford Lauer, 526 Lansdowne avenue, who received a head cut and & fractured foot bone.Miss Klaehn fractured several ribs and sustained fac® lacerations.She told police that she was proceeding south on Lansdowne avenue, and after having stopped for the sign at Westmount avenue, was struck as she crossed the intersection.\u201cI did not see the auto,\u201d she stated.The driver of the other car, Allan V.Dunbar, 41.of 3844 Draper avenue, stated that he was proceeding west on Waest- mount avenue when an auto proceeding south on Lansdowne entered the intersection.Saucy Westmounters musical confection, \u201cOur biggest worry was that all the ticket holders would turn up,\u201d said producer-director R.Veysey.who before the performances was concerned about being oversold.A mammoth make-up job 71 faces, many requiring beards was undertaken by a comparatively small number of students under the direction of Miss B.Jepsen and D.Peacock.Costumes were entirely original for ths performance, and were made by wardrobe mistresses Mrs.Y.Thomas and Mrs.R.Stuart, with the help of the occasional sewing class al the school.Principal characters of the English pantomime-style operetta were Stephen Gilbert as Joe; James Marchant a Hans; Peter Mendell us the Prince; Barbara Hellings as Meena; Barry Stevens as Dr.Quick; Sandy Tilley as the King; Anne Louise Cote as the Queen; Cynthia Rill as the Princess.Accompaniment for the singers and dancers was provided by an all-student orchestra under the direction of Mrs.S.Thomson, with pianist Miss Vera Jamicson.Orchestra members were Jack Wise, 14, Dorothy Fieldman, 14, and Joanne Ruddy, 14, first violins; Sherrill Dectar, 14, Susan Copeland, 14, and Carolyn Nichols, 15, second violins; Robert Kennedy.13.cello; Herby Aronoff, 14, bass viol; Harvey Friedman, 14, and Sheila Bloom, 14, violas.Young cellist Kennedy reported that the orchestra had been in rehearsal for a month prior to opening night.F.Buckingham, a staff \u201cSaucy Hollandaise\u201d, mounters April 16 and 17, which played to capacity audiences during its two-night run.perform Hollandaise Seventy-one young singers, dancers and actors of Westmount Junior High School whipped up a frothy for West- member of the school, was ie charge of lighting, and shared honors as set director with Mrs.J.Sargent.Music was une der the supervision of R.Mao- Donald; choreography, Miss J.Thompson; programs G.Woodward; and tehets, (4 Reynolds, Members of the chorus were 18 follows: Sailors: Bill Abbott, Fraser Adams, David MacRae, John Til- ley, Michael Hirsch, William Cochrane.Court ladies: Erica Shujins, Patsy Barnes, Heather Lauer, Wendy Lawson, Roslyn Forrest.Susan Lytle.English tn.dies: Dominique Blouin, Wendy Seymour, Heather Cumming, Francis Frawley, Sarah Roberts, Barbara Pidgeon, Susan Moody, Rene Miller.Nurses: Fage Mess nink, Gisela Stahlberg, Barbara Pocock, Anne Halpenny.Doctor's assistants: Hugh Dow, Peter Montgomery.Douglas McDougall and Alan Purves.Dutch children: Gordon Crelin- sten.John Adams, John Deitcher, Robert Bourne, Boclo Rienmeyer, John Kittridge, Grier Cundal, John Kotrly, Wendy Mellor, Alice Home, Joyce Johansson, Cynthia Duff, Madqueline Atherton, Vera Margulis, Dawn Johansson, Judy Shapiro.Villagers: Gordon Kyle, Donald Grant, Edward Harper, Bruce Garland, Paul Astrof, Frank Lewis, Albin Wursh, Stephen Burt, Robert Mayeroviteh, Harold Myers, Graham Weeks, Sophie Kurek, Wendy Dayton.Barbara Caplan, Stella Meyer, Judi Cummings; Kathy Hinds, Olza Stathatos, Felice Schwartz.Parking Space Available Taking the train at Westmount Station ?Park your car here while on your trip.Parking, washing, greasing, etc., at reasonable rates.ALSO DAY OR NIGHT YEARLY CONTRACTS VICTORIA AVE.GARAGE OPERATED BY GIRARD AUTOMOBILE INC.370 Victoria Avenue (Just below Sherbrooke) HU.46-0767 CLOUTIER BARBER SHOP 4129 St.Catherine St.West Serving Westmount Residents For 35 Years 5 BARBERS AT YOUR SERVICE Home Service \u2014 Phone WE.5-0359 Westmount JOE FRANEY Formerly of Montreal West, has now joined our staff and invites all his former patrons to visit him.NO INCREASE Our prices are still Below The Dollar @ Plenty of FREE Parking Available UEFE LC CWANA Joba W.Sonctos Publisher PX Ba h Berving the City of Westmount Friday, April 24, 1959 THE EXAMINER PUBLISHING COMPANY PMeod Office: 2185 Hompton Ave, Montreel @UarniIiner HUster 1-2771° Hugh E.McCormick President Tracy $.Ludington, Editor Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manoger The Examiner alms to be an independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoled Lo public service.$1.25 half year, It subscriptions: $2.30 per year; Authorized as 2nd Class Mall, Post Office Dept., Ottawa WE SAY ENERAL Manager Thomas Hughes, in financial report for 1958, has revealed Westmount to be in a fine financial position.Though there was a sizeable increase in expenditure due mainly to the increase in snow removal charges, the deficit was held to $31,274.The snow removal increase, of course, runs through financial reports of all municipal administrations in the local area for 1958.Ti did snow more than had been anticipated.Westmount had budgeted $275,000 for snow removal, and the bill ran to $400,000.No one can blame Mr.Hughes, any more than they can blame Eric Neal for predicting the big fall.Fortunately revenues were also above anticipations, and this \u2014 plus a little judicious pruning and planning here and there \u2014 has enabled the city to maintain its excellent financial showing.More $$ go out for police here À ESTMOUNT spent $75,000 more for its police department in 1958 than in the previous fwelve month, but, as is carcfully pointed out in the city's financial report for the period, they got more for their money.In this day of muggings, smash-and-grab artists, second-storey specialists and bogus door- to-door slicksters few can find fault with bolstering the gendarmerie.The $75,000 has been translated into additions to the force, promotions, pay increases, reduced working hours \u2014 all of which adds up to happier, healthier, and consequently more efficient officers and men in the department, This is a good thing, and scts an example at which the City of Mont- rcal might well take a good close look.YOU SAY To see Britannia e ° from his armchair Sir: From my home on the Upper Level, with the use of a pair of field-glasses, I can obtain a very excellent view of ships in the St.Lawrence.Some years ago 1 was the first ] believe, on a summer Sunday afternoon, to mee the Rapids Prince as she was grounded on the rocks in the Lachine Rapids.1 am looking forward to the opportunity.in June, to see the Royal yacht Britannia in this way as she sails up to enter the Seaway, in which, I believe, will be her first cruise in fresh water.1 am writing to point out tq others who may have a similar opportunity that if the weather is clear the Britannia will be visible from Westmount mountain, a sight 1, for one, certainly never expected to be able to enjoy from my own comfortable armchair.Sincerely, Old Salt, Asks no surprise about swim-pool Sir: 1 read in last week's Examiner a reference to the possibility that an outdoor swimming pool may be built in Westmount.1f the city council has anv idea of guing ahead with such a plan 1 feel it is their duty to lel the people of the city know about it well in advance, and not have it thrown at them at the last moment like the skating rink.That was the reason for the unpleasantness that develop- eu over the site.Personally.1 feel that such a move might be somewhat premature.Most of West- mount's residents go away a good part of the summer and then again, the season in which an open-air pool could be used is short in this climate.Incidently.J notice in the press that the Verdun swimming pool, which is well patronized, lost several thousand dollars last year.Taxpayer «\u201c_\u2014 A cousin of mine is doing very well, he's something in ol: \u2014.\u201d Llaxiekem Express - MONEWS THEY SAY It is a very easy thing to devise good lows: the difficulty 1s lo make them effective.\u2014 Lord Bolingbroke The Stanton Street situation: Commission approves plans in principle for apartment The question of an apartment on Stanton .avenue opposite West- mount Fire Station No.I is in the news again with the submission of plans by Stanton Arms Ltd., to the City's architectural commission.Assistant city manager Norman Dawe was not able to supply any details of the plans, (as they are still in the hands of the commission), beyond the fact that while they had Blood drive on Thursday Mayor J.C.Cushing will be the first official donor to the Westmount-St.Antoine Young Progressive - Conservative Blood Drive to take place Thursday at Victoria Hall, 3 p.m.to 10 p.m,, a spokesman anmounced yesterday.Also on hand to give blood will be MP A.Ross Webster, and Bob Gillias of CFCF, who will donate and be interviewed by fellow announcer Pat Mar- ini, 3.15 p.m.to 3.45 p.m.With the added inducement of prizes, and special corsages for the first five ladies to give blood, the YPC's hope to gather a minimum of 300 pints.\u201cWe have been advised by the Red Cross that there is a great shortage of blood at present,\u201d stated Gerry McRae, publicity chairman for the drive, 12 chicken pox cases reported The incidence of commumicable disease was quite low.Only 18 cases were reported, 12 of them chicken pox.The total communicable disease cases to March 31 was 84, compared with 288 in a similar period last year.The crude birth rate for the month was 2.4, and the crude death rate 5.6.Four doctors\u2019 and 4 nurses\u2019 clinics were held at the child health clinic with a total attendance of 437.Immunizations, including Salk vaccine, totalled 250.No medical examinations were carried out in the schools.Twenty-nine defects previously reported were corrected.In the school health service, the nurses made 11 classroom inspections 151 individual inspections, gave 145 treatments, excluded 20 students and re-admitted 17.Four hundred and four audio- metric tests were carried out.One hundred and one persons were seen in the department for pre - employment examination, occupational and non-occupa- tional treatment, injuries or sickness.Power report Maximum power demand in Westmount for March was 12,600 KW-a drop of 1,650 KW from February.Energy consumption of 5,498,000 KWH was 52,000 higher than in February.This is 613% higher than the consumption a year ago.Net earnings amounted to $72,698 \u2014an increase over March 1958 of $2,260.Net expenses for March amounted to $66,793 \u2014an increase of $1,823 over March 1958.Indicated surplus for the three months to date Is $36,543.opposite No.been approved in principal, by the commission, further changes to bring them in line with city by-laws were required.The issue of whether there should or should not be an apartment on Stanton avenue was a dead one he said, the zoning for this particular area having been altered in 1956 to allow \u201can apartment on the site which would not detract from the neighborhood.\u201d At a public meeting of the Council March 19, 1958, the motion was first read.Subsequent meeting were held March 22 and 28 after Students predict Berlin stagnation Westmount High School Current Events Club panelists agreed Wednesday that the Be?- lin crisis will stegnate rather than become a third world war.However, they were not confident that the forthcoming conferences among the major powers on the question would entirely solve the situation.The discussion centred around the Berlin question, the events leading up to it, and its possible consequences.Speaking on the Russian attitude was David Shapiro; Kenny Wolfe spoke on the French attitude, Anne Purves on the American, and Lan Ray- side on the English, Moderator Bruce Costom spoke on the crisis as a whole, Many of the 85 club members present asked questions and contributed actively to the discussion.1 fire station notices were placed in the Montreal newspapers, which Do one attended, although several other amendments were being processed at the same time.When the Stanton avenue amendment was finally passed on April 3, 1856, there was still no renc- tion from the public.The first protest came in June, 1958, after The Stanton Arme Ltd.submitted plans to the architectural commission.The Council heard a delegation of those protesting the apartment, Dawe stated, but as the proposal by the Stanton Arme Ltd.was within the bylaws of the City, nothing could be dore.Nothing was done eventually by The Stanton Arms Ltd., who after gaining final approval of the proposed apartment from the architectural commission did not apply for a building permit.Now, almost one year later, plans have again been submitted by the same concern, but whether any apartment will definitely be built, no one as yet will say.Some restrictions that a would-be apartment builder is up against: the building must not exceed six stories (accounting for the slope of land on the site, such a building would not be higher than the present residences on Thornhill avenue, Dawe stated); tenants must be prepared to live across from a fire station, and understand that.no cars may be parked ôn Stanton avenue a9 it would hamper the work of the fire department; parking provision must be made within the building for each tenant; the ratio of ground to building is fixed to that suitable landscaping is possible.Elm disease toehold quashed by sprayers Precautions in Westmount against the possible onslaught of Dutch Elm disease began Wednesday with the spraying of the 46 elm trees on Westmount avenue between Roslyn avenue and The Boulevard.During 1958 eight trees (six on City property and two on private) were affected, assistant general manager N.T.Dawe reported, while during the past 10 years, incidence of Dutch Elm disease in Westmount has averaged three trees a year., Westmount has 1,100 public and several hundred private elms, Dawe pointed out that the spraying of elm trees on public thoroughfares and close to residences presents many problems, most of which can be solved by elementary precautions on the part of the sprayers and the public.\u201cThis is an experimental program,\u201d he stated \u201cand the City requests the co-operation of all citizens in the area during the spraying operation.It would be well to keep the windows of your residence closed and your car in the garage or at least off the street or driveway close to the tree being sprayed.Children should be instructed not to get close to the spraying operation.\u201cIf by any chance some of the spray is deposited on an automobile, washing and simonizing will remove it.Washing with a good detergent will remove the spray from fabrics.Where substantial amounts of spray are deposited on ornamental trees, shrubs or plants, a thorough flushing with a garden hose is a good precaution.\u201cThe spray operators carry, as part of their equipment, plastic covers which are used to cover objects when deemed necessary.Some traffic diversion may be required.The spraying methods used will be properly supervised and should be harmless provided the elementary precautions stated above are observed.1 SAY! Most girls know what kind of man they want to marry.The trouble is, there aren't enough rich men to go around.\u2014 Homer Phillips This Week WESTMOUNT by Valentina Rahr ROSE GOLDBLATT, Elm avenue, has been elected a member of the executive committee of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens.The performances presented last week by this troupe at the Comédie Canadienne were composed of three revivals and three new creations.\u201cSea Gallows\" was especially commissioned from Eric Hyrst the lead dancer of the troupe.It is a violent story taking place in the Maritimes with music by Michel Perrault.\u201cPremiere Classique\u201d, with scintillating costumes displays the wide resources of classic dance, and is based on rarely played music by Tchaikovsky.\u201cFarces\u201d, one of Ludmilla Chi- riaeff's own ballets, is a gem containing an expert bit of comedy.She has personally created several ballets for CBC-TV.Les Grands Ballets Canadiens under Ludmilla Chiriaeff has been signed to undertake a tour of the United States, including an appearance at the Dance Festival at Jacob's Pillow \u2014the only Canadian company aside from the National Ballet to tour in that country.Goodridge Roberts.Grosvenor avenue, is represented at the art show currently being held at The Stable\u2014a show place situaled at the rear of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.The new show which is now on display contains many paintings never shown to the Montreal public.The show is called JAMM\u2014Junior Associates of the Montreal Museum\u2014and the exhibits are valued at $100,- 000.Antique Clocks expertly repaired and rebuilt Paul \"Friis 727 Shell Tower Bldg.1255 University St.UN.56-9057 Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Goddard, Burton avenue, and Diane Scott, Columbia avenue, attended the Chinese Dinner last Thursday given in honor of Mrs.Angus de Mille Cameron, Grosvenor avenue, at the Jade Restaurant in Chinatown.: Tobie Steinhouse, Springfield avenue, will have an exhibition of her paintings in Gallery XII, at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, from April 25 to May 10.More than 250 students and teachers combined their time and efforts to produce the first operetta in 12 years at Westmount Junior High School, Academy road, last Thursday and Friday nights: \u201cSaucy Hollandaise\u201d had a cast of 71.Since last Oclober Mr.Veysey, and R.J.Macdonald, the directors, and many teachers contributed to this program.Lead roles were: Stephen Gilbert, James Marchand, Peter Mendell, Barbara Hellings, Barry Stevens, Sandy Tilly, Anne Louis Cote.Cynthia Rill.Harry Gordon of Gordon & Son Inc., Greene avenue, has returned from a nine-week trip overseas, where he visited the British Isles, Europe, and North Africa.Mrs.Jean Crombie, Westmount Park Apartments, St.Catherine street west, is one of the nine teachers visiting all districts of Montreal giving lessons to blind housewives.Mrs.Crombie is well known to Montrealers as she travels around accompanied by her German Shepherd seeing eye dog, Ginger.On the question of employment .for blind people she finds: \u201cX-ray work is a comparatively new field for the sightless.They develop plates.and since this is done in complete darkness, they do well.\u201d At the present time OPEN SUNDAYS To Serve You Better FREE ! 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Wet Wash $1.00 Removes winter's salt and grime from your car ® Lubrication IMPERIAL DEALER © Atlas Tires and Batteries © Simonizing WE GIVE \"PINKY\" STAMPS Hundreds of wonderful premiums WALLY WARD'S Esso Service Station (Corner Western and Claremont) HU.4-3763 HU.6-0174 Imperial Hardware Co.FURNITURE HARDWARE 1370 GREENE AVE.We carry a complete range of MODERN and TRADITIONAL Hardware for FURNITURE and INTERIORS \u2014 \u2014\\ WE.3-2116 | Retail and Wholesale Suppliers to Cabinet Makers, Interior Decorators, Furniture Refinishers EE The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1959 5 THE LARGE AND THE SMALL OF IT: Ingrid Hall, 15, Westmount High grade 11 student bravely blows her oboe in the face from J.C.Wright, 15, of Westmount Junior of overwhe'ming opposition (Happy) High, who wellds a hefty tubs, Both are members of the Westmount High School which sported new uniforms at Its performance Tuesday evening for the Home nnd School Association, Tedd Church Photo six sightless people are working in the X-ray Department of the Royal Victoria Hospital.Another field that is gradually opening to the sightless is physiotherapy.The Combined Appeul for the Blind closes April 28.Young musicians don new uniforms The 50 members of the West- mount High School Band modelled new uniforms \u2014 trim purple blazers and white skirts or trousers with white shoes \u2014 for the first time in public Tuesday evening, when they gave a spring concert for the West- mount High Schools Home and School Association.Money for the uniforms came from a concert the band gave in the fall, sponsored by the Association.Morley Calvert, conductor and musical director of the band wore a while suit and white shoes as his uniform.Members of the band, who are drawn from Westmount Senior and Junior High Schools are as follows: Billy Hersh, manager; Peter Lucas, James Wright, Peter Henderson, David Francis, Tommy Lewis, David Dinsmore, Paul Tichauer, Stephen Lerner, Rich- \"ard Brabander, Dennis Stathatos, David Kittredge, Joan Henderson, Paul Finlayson, Robert Clibbon, Arthur Bremer, Ronald Brabander, Maureen Atwood, Jean Simpson, Michaela Kotrly, Heather Harris, Margaret Boake, Carole Turkenik, Jacob Silber- berg, Pamela Gales, Derek Gillean, Melanie Harvey.John Branch, Bonnie Tritt, Ronald Keymer, Alena Kotrly.Margaret Jacobs, Angela Stathatos, Tana- lee Smith, Sharon Roth, Linda Pottel, Bradley Paterson, Susan Hersh, Susan Hausner.Nancy Hausner, Bonnie Graul, Betty Eaves, Linda Anderson, Linda Grobstein, Jeanne Taylor, Derek Harris Ingrid Hall, Susan Sin- olair, Cecilia Leslie and Jeanne Buckmaster.Equipment crew busy in March Fifty-eight pieces of automotive equipment were repaired or bad parts replaced by the equipment maintenance department of Westmount during March.Ninety-eight welding jobs were completed, and both paint and carpenter shops were extremely busy with a multitude of small | jobs.\u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY | United Photographic Store Idd.Ne Vlaor 9-8689 J Ca 758 ST.PETER ST.MONTREAL SELL YOUR HOUSE NOW?We have a number of clients keen to buy in Westmount, particularly in the Murray Park area.The present is a sellers\u2019 market.Take advantage of this and allow us to list and sell your home.Please call: W.H.Lee or Keith McCowan REgent 1-6817 FRANK A.NORMAN & CO.LTD.Realtors 1255 Laird Boulevard Town of Mount Royal Going to EUROPE or Planning a Cruise to the WEST INDIES or SOUTH AMERICA?Consult .Westmount International Travel Service Roger L.Huysmans, manager Officially Appointed Agents For STEAMSHIPS and AIRLINES 4935 Sherbrooke St.W.HU.8-3941 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1959 6 si Ë PFOLIO PROTECTION: Mrs.S.N.Bonner, 42 York avenue, Westmount, appears ancon- cerned as Dr.Donald Mackay gives her à Salk vaccine Injection at Wednesday evening's ellnte at the City Hall.Assisting with injee- tions Is Miss Mills, Both the doctor and his assistant were kept busy by a steady stream of vaccinees from 7 p.m.on; those injected will return for thelr second shot on May 19.+ VICTORIA DAY WEEKEND This Year is May 15th - 18th Spend it in New York with Robban FOR THE BEST ON BROADWAY .LATEST SHOWS, FINEST SEATS .\"PHONE ROEBAN TRAVEL COMPANY LIMITED 1215 Greene Ave.WE.5-4613 WESTEND RESIDENTS! NOW - A CONVENIENTLY LOCATED WESTEND CAR RENTAL SERVICE.Why travel all the way downtown when \u2018T'\u2019AB Rent-A-Car is so conveniently located in Westmount.Choose from a selection of new models.automatic or standard transmissions.All cars equipped with radio at no extra cost.And, remember, it costs no more to rent a car from TAB.Drop in or phone Jor further details VI.9-1117 4 \u2014\"Tedd Church Photo Loyola announces new scholarships Six new scholarships with a total value of over $7,000 were announced today by the Very Rev.Gerald F.Lahey.S.J.rector of Loyola College.Three full scholarships have been offered at a one year level, these in the $1,400 to $1,600 range, and three full scholarships in the two-year level valued at between $1,050 and $1,200.The scholarships are open to any student, and are in addition to the 25 scholarships now existing at Loyola.The college, founded in 1896, offers degree courses in Arts, Science and Commerce as well as pre - enginecring and extension courses.A big development program, scheduled for completion in 1970, is now underway at the college.First step in the program is a new $2,000,000 Science Building and the renovation of existing laboratories into additional space for the Arts and Commerce faculties.Future plans for a new faculty building, a new library and a men\u2019s residence.in early March Maintenance of winter roads occupied the attention of the Road Department in the early part or March.Snow fell on six days.There were two major snow slorms and three minor storms.The total snow fall amounted to 18.4\", slightly below i the 85-year average.There was a sharp reduction in the need to spread roughing material and chemicals on the roadways during the month.40,- | 300 cubic yards of snow were dis- ! posed of al the melting pond and dumps; approximately half this amount was blown back off the | sidewalks.It was necessary for i the work force to work four i nights and one Saturday.| The expenditure on the maintenance of winter roads amounted to $46,500.The expenditure for the year to April 4 was $253,- 000.out of an appropriation of $273, 625.Thirty-four tons of cold-mix j asphalt and 24 tons of hot-mix .asphalt were used in patching \u2018roadways.A temporary surface om laid on the roadway of Clarke avenue where the water main burst in January.Sociol ogist warns parents not to fail their children By VALENTINA RAHR \u201cEach time we fail a child of today, we fail an adult \u2018of tomorrow,\u201d was the waming given by Miss Silvia Freddi, sociology professor at MoGill University and Sir George Willams College, to parents of the King's School Home and School Association recently.\u201cNever fail to communicate with children \u2014 listening is more important than talking; mental health depends on communication,\u201d she advised.\u201cListen to and answer the questions of your children, no matter how tired you may be at the end of the day.\u201cThe family is the factory that turns out socialized human beings.The family provides first and continual contact with the outside world; it lays the structure of personality of the child, and is the basic core of his character,\u201d Miss Freddi further commented.\u201cChildren born into society must learn how to be human \u2014 humanity must be taught.The family today ie responsible for this kind of teach- A hundred years ago life was much simpler, she pointed out.On this continent most families Mved a pioneer kind of life, were self sufficient economically, and made their own soap, food and boots.Each member was useful and performed a definite function.The family was, large in number, and provid- | ed for the younger members, as well as the older relatives who could no longer provide for themselves.Education and recreation came wholly from within the fam- Bly, who lived in a large house, \u201cThe average North American family today is made up of the parents and perhaps two or five children,\u201d she noted, \u201cIt is no longer considered respectable to have a large family.They usually live in a small house or apartment.The father works as the breadwinner.The child on the farm in former years could see his father's function as the provider for the family.The child of today generally has no understanding of the work of nis father, \u201cThe older relatives live alone; education is provided in schools; recreation is outside the home in most cases; members of the family are separated and in time of crises they go to agencies for help.These agencies provide trained personnel who can give advice from pre- paration for marriage to how to live on a budget, and other problems.What's left as the function of the family appears to be only to raise the child and provide for him until he is old enough to take his own place in society.\u201d TEACH HUMANITY The role of parents today Je more important than in the past, Miss Freddi emphasized.factor.The process of becoming They are the crucial socializing human has to be learned and to be taught, When the family is reduced in numbers they are thrown on their own resources.The child's emotional stability depends on his parents, and in a very large proportion directly dependent on the mental health of its mother.Research at McGill has shown that when the mother is healthy the child is healty, she stated.The pattern is very often repeated to show that when the mother is neurotic, the child reflects the same neurosis.The mother being the first and lasting contact with the child, has more effect on him the father is neurotic.One is the product of the family one is born into, she felt.Attitudes of the parents will be closely reflected.The kind of mates and parents our children will become is determined by the models of his own parents.| Told You, Time and Again, Lead Pipes on the Ground Floor.JOHN WATSON LIMITED C.Grainger Tomkinson PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTORS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service and Quotations on request 1359 GREENE AVENUE WE.5-4689 .ENGINEERING experience in the following Computers.Adequate experience and rated most essential.Montreal, TO BACK UP AN EXPANDING SPERRY GYROSCOPE COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD.REQUIRES SENIOR MECHANICAL DESIGNERS We require Mechanical Designers with 5 to 10 years\u2019 I.Module and Printed Circuit packaging techniques as applied to electronic equipment including Digital 2.Flight Instrumentation involving Gyroscopic Principles and Miniature Servo Mechanisms.ADDRESS REPLIES TO SPERRY GYROSCOPE COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD.P.O.Box 710, DEPARTMENT fields: proven design talent are Quebec © a PERFECTION ron, IS THE GOAL: Two alr cadets of the No.1 (West Montreal) Squad- Michel Bisaillon and Gordon Brunett, M\u201c 3 E Get your tickets NOW for 2 a Z the CHILDREN'S THEATRE & © Production of 2 2 9 © 4 « = 2 = 2 oR Q 5 oz Z at Vicroria Hall = = z 8 3 2 Sat.afternoon 4 > April 25th à © wm \u201c Tickets at Willis & Co.St.= MH Catherine at Bishop or = 8 HU.4-6620.2 RUSH NO 7 RUSH NOW RUSH RENT a automatic glasslined gas water \u201cheater fir los Than 7¢ aday! nd NORMAL INSTALLATION * FREE SERVICE *PAY THE RENT ON YOUR GAS BILL *Tolal rent for the Rhesm is $1.95 par month (plus tax) by far the best looking gas water heater is specially designed to heat water faster and more economically, Call Montreal Plumbing LTD.4585 Decarie Blvd.Phone HU.9-8685 (Day or Night) Authorized QUEBEC NATURAL GAS CORPORATION Installer.1 show the photographer how they won the AOC Trophy for efficiency.Air Cadet Weck in Canada opened Sunday.\u2014Tedd Church Photo West Montreal Air Cadets celebrate Air Cadet Week Members of No.1 (West Montreal) air cadet squadron joined 25,500 cadets throughout Canada in celebrating the opening of Air Cadet Week on Sunday.Purpose of the Week is to publicize the role of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, and to raise funds for the Air Cadet League of Canada, said John H.* Barnes, former CO of the West Montreal squadron, and an ex- Westmounter.No.1 squadron draws its cadets mainly from Westmount, N.D.G.and Montreal West, Present CO is Fit.Lt.I.S.Macdonald, Cote St Luc road, The cadets meet once a week at Westmount Junior High School, where permanent offices for the squadron are located, and where squadron adjutant, W.A.Nickels, 4980 Connaught avenue, has his headquarters.Barnes pointed out that there are two phases of air cadet organization: the air force side which takes care of supplies \u2014 uniforms, etc.and training programs; and the Air Cadet League of Canada, a non-profit civilian organization composed of leading business and professional men, which is the organizing and sponsoring body of the cadet squadrons.Both these phases of the air cadets are organized on federal, provincial and local levels, The West Montreal squadron was formed in 1940, shortly after the outbreak of war.with one of the founding members, West- mounter Peter Illsley as first commanding officer.At that time it was No.1 (Westmount) squadron, but as the organization expanded, it was renamed.EFFICIENCY TROPHY Among the squadron's proudest possessions is a three-foot high trophy consisting of a half propellor on a base.This is \u201cThe AOC Efficiency Award for Annual Competition Among Air Cadets\u201d, which the No.1 squadron won in 1958 over squadrons throughout Canada.This marks the second time No.1 squadron has been awarded the trophy: the first was in 1953.At present there are 130 boys in the squadron, between the ages of 14 and 18, all in high school, \u201cThere Is nothing compulsory about remaining in the air force,\u201d Barnes said.\u201cSome do join the air force after high school, or enter the reserve.On the other hand | some drop out before the end of high school.\u201d herg are .individual awards a ts nk $ offeredi.to the cadets as well as those on a group basis.This year squadron officials will select three boys for flying scholarship training; make nominations for exchange visits to the UK, the Continent and the U.S.; and designate deserving cadets for special training at Camp Borden as senior leaders and drill instructors.Easter affects Victoria Hall March rentals The various rooms in Victoria Hall were used 99 times in the month of March, 32 of the occupations were at standard rental, 51 were tenants and 16 were City of Westmount.The Public Address system was used on 8 occasions.The Easter season falling in March this year had a serious effect on the rentals.Revenue for the amounted to $1,824.month The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1959 7 \u2018 led 34, 11 ; | 1,158 court cases [jr * of which were e heard during March | THE In the month of March 1.158.C vases were heard, 1,152 appuar- li ing in the Municipal Court, 2 in ave ler the Social Welfare Court, and 4 ROOM in the Criminal Court én Montreal.Luncheon A breakdown of the 1,158 cases ,shows that 1,093 were Court tickets, 50 arrests, and 15 arrests on summonses.There were 1,029 convictions, one dismissal, and 643 cuses carried forward into April.This is a further reduction in the number of cases carried forward.Caution tickets were issued to 631 persons during the month for traffic infractions.Fourteen speeding cases were dealt with (non-Radar).Breaking and entering cases totalled 14.of which 5 were cleared.Other crimes to- GLABY'S BAR-B-Q Famous For Delicious BAR-B-Q CHICKEN Montreal's Original Chicken Bar-B-Q Also Serving FULL COURSE MEALS Featwring Broiled Steaks and Chops © Excotient Service © Distinctive Atmosphere We Deliver \u2014 HU.6-2944 The GEM Kestaurant FULL COURSE $7.00 LUNCHES UP Dinner Dancing Air-Conditioned Always Ample Parking for Reservations Just Call UN6-6492 FULL COURSE © DINNERS from $2.25 AT THE ORGAN NIGHTLY SINGING FOR YOU MARGUERITE LESAGE Boursière du Gouvernement Provincial EXCELLENT FACILITIES FOR PLANNED PARTIES 6950 UPPER LACHINE RD.HU.1-5835 MEMBER OF DINERS' CLUB + Shade Trees \u2014 Du Colored Cement Your home will look like a new place with trees and shrubs planted about it.Our experts in landscaping will help you plon your grounds.Herbaceous Planting \u2014 Hedges \u2014 Evergreens \u2014 Shrubbery Garden Soil \u2014 Fil \u2014 Fertilizer \u2014 Peat Moss \u2014 Grass Seed 2\" thickness \u2014 Garden Supplies \u2014 Tools \u2014 Etc.VISIT OUR NEW GARDEN CENTRE he HU.8-5301 tch Bulbs \u2014 Bedding Plants \u2014 Perennials \u2014 Turf Flagstone for Walks & Terraces 18\" x 18\" BULLDOZER AND LOADER RENTAL JACK VINCELLI LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR LTD.Office & Nursery 5803 Westminster Ave.HU.8-5279 # PRESBYTERIAN MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 49 Melville Avenue Westmount, P.Q.The Rev.Chas.C.Cochrane, B.A., 8.D., Minister .Sunday, April Zot 3) 00 a.m.Church School 3) 00 an Publle Vurship The Minister +1} Preach Lester A, Woodin, Organist and Cholrmaster Visitors and Filends are Cordially Welcome PP WVRETMBUNY ond VIGTORIA AVES = Rev.J.D.Wiiie, B.A., Minister Srendav, Ipril oth 31:06 am.Mr.Wiikie pupiret.\u201cTwo Men in a 339 15 «M.& Sieh School pois KILLAM R RT 1.Mus.(MrGil)) Oranist Sond Chotr Director The 124 bus stovs at the door UNITED CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester Si.West ai Greene Ave.Westmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett 31 00 am.3 RH 3 NOT, FOR SALE\" 7,4 pm.Sermo CA NEW WAY OF SEFING THINGS\u201d A warm welcome is extended to ull Organ'st and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McG.DOMINSON-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lonsdowne Ave.\u201c Ministers: Rev.4.Lloyd Smith, M 4, DN.Rev.Eric A, Mellwain, B.A, B.D.ANNIVE RSARY | SERVICES 10 00 am.Intermediate and Senior School 1100 am Crib Corner, Nursery, Kindergasten, Primary and Junior Depts./ 11 0 im.Spceial Preacher: Rev.R.Dcu-las Smith.D.D.\u201cMan's Nesd of Christ\u201d % 0 join Rev.R, Douglas Smith, D.D.\u201cBiographies of Jesus 815 jh Feception for Dr.& Mrs, Smith follows the Eve ing Service in Losdie Hah.Oruanist and Cholrmaster Mr.John Robb.Mus Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH Westmount, Que.{Cote St.Antoine near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS lev.D M.Grant B.A, D.D.Hev.D C.Scarfoss, B.A.B.D.Frie ?Adams, B.Mus ARC M Sunday.Ipril 26th nim Dr.Grant \u201cNOT GOOD IF DETACHED\u201d Mr.Searfoss MAINTAINING THE we TM pa GLO Intermediate and Seniors n am Church School 10 60 om.The Wostmaune EFrominar Brideav 8a.24 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1959 | | UNITARIAN CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN Sherbrooke St.et Simpson Rev.Angus Cameron, Minister PDosald Mackey, Organist and Director of Musle.Sunday, April 26th m.Morning Service .m.Church School and Kindergarten in Unetarian House CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, Westmount 390 Lansdowne Avenue at Sherbrooke Street BRANCH OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS.00 a 00 a Sunday.1pril 26th 00 am.Sunday School 00 a.m.Church Service, Subject o! Lesson-Sermon: \u201cPROBATRON AFTER DEATH\" Golden Text: Isaiah 9:2.The peuple that walked in d-orkmess have seen a great licht: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 p.m.l'c:limonv Meeting READING.ROOM Ir the Church Edifice Open to the oublie Tuesday Thursday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 3 pm RADIO PROGRAM \u201cHow Christian Science Heals\u201d, CJAD, Jial AR, every Sunday morning at 9°45.ANGLICAN Church of The Advent Corner of Wood and Western, Westmount Rev.Alexander Mellor, Rector Honorary Assistant Rev.Canon S.B.Lindsay Ath Sunday after Faster 8:00 am.Holy w=mucharist 9:45 a.ts, Sunday School 10:15 a.m.Mattins (said) 11:00 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST 7:00 pm.Evensong & address 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 ih Sunday after Faster Holy Conumunion Holy Communion Preacher: Rev, T.W.Harpur Post Confirmation Class .Mattie Preacher: Rev.T.W.Harpur Nursery, Kindergarten & Sunday School 7:30 p.m.Evensorg Preacher: Rev.Reginald Hollis.WELNESDAY 11:00 am.Holy Communion Organist and Choirmaster: Arnold Bellis TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.Rector Rev.Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A.WESTMOUNT PARK oe ARCA - \u20ac.V.Frayn, A.R.C A.(London) EMMANUEL CHURCH Organist and Choirmaster Cor.Lansdowne & Western avenues Saturdav mem ST.MARK E.& M.Minister: 10:00 a.m.Holy Conununion REV.CALLUM THOMPSON.dih Sunday after Easter C.D, B.A, B.D.8.00 am.Holy Communion + BA : \u2026D 9:45 a.m.Junior Department and y ible Class Orgçamst and Choir Director: \u201c Wayne Riddell 11.00 a.m.Mare, Preacher: Rev.Ç \u2014 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarten, Sunday, April 26th ol Primary Departmen.100 am.\u201cWHITE AND BLACK 730 p.m.Evensong.Preagher: LIES\" The Rector 730 pm.\u201cGOD'S WHISPER TN Wednesday THE DARKNESS 7:00 a.m.Holy Communion 1100 nm.Infant Nursery and Thursday Church School 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion \u2014 re \u2014 WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Member Baptist World Alliance Sherbroche Street West at Roslyn Avenwe 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 MaecDermot, B.A., B.Mus.11:00 A.M.7:30 P.M.Church School \u2014 11 a.m.\u201cOUR BAPTIST DISTINCTIVE\u201d \u201cDISCIPLESHIP\u201d Midweek Service \u2014 Wednesday, 8 p.m.Worship By The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, Rector, Trinity Memorial D.D., Church Worship is a universal thing, but the English language is the only one which uses this kind of word to describe it.The word goes right back to the Anglo- Saxon roots of the language; it is simply worth-ship; it is either the condition of worth or the expression of worth.It is my way of expressing God's worth.I consider God as the Person of highest worth in the universe and I try to express that fact in a fitting way.In the Service of Marriage the bridegroom used to bestow a ring on the bride, with the words: \u201cWith this ring 1 thee wed; with my body I thee worship.\u201d The word \u2018honor\u201d does not really express the same thing.A man may honor a dozen people, but there is only one human being to whom he can give his worship, and that is his wife.But outside of human relationships there is one Person to whom we assign the highest conceivable worth, and that is God.Why should we assign such worth to Him?Simply because of what He is and what He has done for us.The savage has an idea of a Divine Being residing in a strange stone or a tree or a waterfall or in any of the wonderful works of nature, the sun and the moon, the wind, the lightning, and he makes a myth to explain why he worships that thing.On the other hand, the men | who live within the Biblical tradition are able to give a character to the God whom they wor- SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount.Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelson Rev.J.J Fromm Second Seder Night Friday, April 24th - Second Day.Shachris at 8.30 a.m.Scriptural Reading at 16:00 a.m.Sermon at 10:30 a.m.Candle Lighting at 6:30 p.m.Mincho-Kabbolas Shabbos at 6:40 p.m.Shabbos Chol Hamoed Pesach Shachris at 9:00 a.m.Scriptural Readings at 10:00 a.m.Mincho at 8:40 p.m.; Maariv at 7:20 p.m, Chol Hamoed Pesach (Daylight Saving Time) Sunday, April 26th: Shachrds ad 8:30 a.m.Minoho-Maariv at 7:45 p.m.Monday.April 27th: Shachris ai 7:10 a.m.Mincho-Maariv at 7:45 p.m.Concluding Days Of The Passover Festival Tuesday, April 28th - Eve of the Seventh Day.Shachris at 7:10 a.m.; Candle Lighting at 7:45 p.m.Mincho- Kabbolas Yom Tov at 7:45 p.m, pvednesday, Apiil 29th - Seventh y Shachris at 8:30 a.m.Sermon at 10:30 a.m.Mincho-Maariv at 7:50 p.m.Candle Lighting at 8:45 p.m.Thursday, April 30th Eighth Day Shachris at 8:30 a.m.Scriptural Readings at 10:00 a.m.MEMORTAL SERVICES at 10:20 p.m.Mincho at 7:55 p.m.; Maariv at 8:35 p.m, TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal .Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.Staeren, Cantor; L.McLearon, Organist and Choir Master: Miles Wisenthal, M.A, Educational Assistant Sabbath of Passover Services Friday evening, April 24th at 8.15 o'clock.Annual Youth Service ausices Temple Youth Society.Kid- dush reception follows the worship.Saturday morning, April 25th at 11.30 o'clock.Final Day of Passover Wednesday morning, April 20th at 10.30 o'clock.In conjunction with this Service the annual Spring Yizkor Memorial Service will be observed.At this service names of members who departed since last Passover will be called Religious School Regular classes Saturday morning, April 25th at 9.45 o'clock for High School, Confirmation and Post- Graduate Departments.Sunday morning, April 26th regular classes in the Junior School at 10 o'clock.Temple Youth Conclave The New Haven, Conn.Youth Group will be guests of the Temple Emanu-K1 Youth Group over the weekend of April 24th-27th.Annual Youth Institute on Judaism Sunday afternoon, April 26th at 2 o'clock, theme ''The Story Of The Canadian Jew\", \u2014% *>\u2014% ship because they are perfectly sure that he has spoken with them' and acted upon them.What He has said and done is so wonderful that they stand in awe of Him.He is so utterly beyond what they see in their fellow-humans that they are bound to ascribe to Him the highest conceivable worth, and they seek ways to express that worth, Without that sense of awe there is no real worship.The Bible, however, tells us something more about God: He is one who can be approached not only with awe, but with understanding.In some strange way the God whom we worship has made us like Himself, So the Psalmist can speak of singing praises with undertanding, It is true that we are separated from God by our sins, but never completely separated.There is still the sense of need in us that makes us desire God \u2014 even unconsciously \u2014- and the sense of likeness which makes us able to recognize God, when the barrier of sin has been broken down.And if that barrier is truly broken then we are more deeply in awe not only of the power but of the love of God, and as His worth deepens in our souls, our souls are poured out in deeper worship.Westmount Baptist\u2019 + To many people the distinctive thing about Baptists is water immersion; as important as this is, the Baptist distinctive is Believer's Baptism.Who is a fit and proper candidate to receive Baptism, the child or the adult; does belief play an essential part in Church membership?These are some of the questions discussed in a sermon on \u201cOur Baptist Distinctive\u201d by the Minister, the Rev.E.J.Bailey.At night the subject will be \u201cDiscipleship,\u201d the content of the Christian life in daily living.\u2019 St.Andrew\u2019 s United.Church 1 * -k \u201cNot Good if Detached\u201d is the theme of the sermon in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount.The Minister, Rev.(Dr.) D.M.Grant will conduct the Service.At the evening worship (7:30 p.m.) Dr.Grant will be assisted by Rev.David C.Searfoss, who will preach on the theme, \u201cMaintaining the Glow.\u201d Mr.Eric Adams and St.Andrew's Choir will provide appropriate musical selections for both services.The Church School meets on Sunday morning, the Seniors and Intermediate at ten o'clock, while all other departments, Nursery and Juniors, meet at eleven o'clock.On Monday at 8:00 pm.the Evening Group of the Women's Association will meet at the Church.On Tuesday afternoon the Women's Association will hold its regular meeting at 2:00 p.m.BAHA'I WORLD FAITH Teachines on UNITY «.For the Cause is not a sysiem of philosophy; it is essentially a way of life, a religious life that seeks to unite all people on a common basis of mutual understanding and love, and in a common devotion to God.\u201d For literature and participation on informal discussion groups Phone WE.7-1879 THE WESTMOUNT BAHA'I COMMUNITY Rabbi Stern on Passover Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern, speaking to the congregation of the Temple DEmanu-el, West- mount, made the following commentary on Passover: The exodus from Egypt was one of man's noblest hours.Never before in human history had resistance against human servitude been made until Moses at the direction of God, faced Pharaoh with the ultimatum \u201clet my people go.\" Throughout many parts of the world in our own day slavery in many forms still persist.The dignity of man is being trampled by the boots of dictators and the God given ability of man to love is being supplanted by hatred in the minds of those whose stomaches are empty and whose eyes have seen destruction.Passover challenges us ever to continue to war against slavery in whatever form it is to be found.All of us need Lo free ourselves from the shackles of prejudice, selfishness and isolationism.Freedom is indivisible and the Jew through his Passover observance is called upon to rededicate himself and work for the ultimate redemption of the entire human family._* Temple Emanu-El | -% Final Day of Passover Services: Wednesday Morning, April *\u2014* 29 at 10.30 o'clock.In conjunction with this worship the .annual Spring Yizkor or Memorial Service will be held.Names.of those who have departed since Passover will be called.Dr.Stern will officiate.Sabbath Services: Friday Evening, May 1 at 8.15 o'clock, Dr.Stern will speak on \u201cThe Wisdom Of Our Fathers.\u201d (In recognition of the Reading of Pirke Aboth).Saturday morning, May 2 at 11.30 o'clock, sermonette \u201cSet a Fixed Time for the Study of The Torah\u201d based on Pirke Aboth.Bar Mitzvah: Brace Everest, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Everest, 4825 Wilson avenue will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Friday Evening and Saturday Morning in observance of his Bar Mitzvah.They Participated in The Annual Youth Service: Friday Evening April 24, the worship was in charge of the Temple Youth Society.The sermon was given by Steve Roth, President of Temple Youth.The ritual was read by Jennifer Carrick and Michael Bordo; the Torah by Arlene Bel- lam; Torah Assistants were: Charles Hyman, Marlene bright; Haftorah\u2014Howard .Schwartz; Sabbath lights were blessed by Barbara Lisser and Marilyn Solowey.The Oneg Shabbat was in charge of the Executive under the chairmanship of Carole Packer; Ushers were: Peter Roston, Tom Paskal, Norman Stein, Gordon Schwartz, Allan Moscovitch.Sisterhood And Brotherhood Joint Dinner and Program: Wednesday Evening, May 13, 6.45 o'clock, Temple Community House.A musical comedy \u201cG.G.\"\u201d written especially for this occasion by Dean Kerner will be presented with members of Sisterhood and Brotherhood participating.The annual election of Officers for both societies will take place this evening.Reservations for the dinner are to be made with Temple Office, WEllington 17-3575.Committee in charge: Mrs.David H.Lisser, Irvin Gerts- man, Abe Izenberg, Mrs.Louis J.Cohen, Alex Carsley, Bernard Isaacs, Harry Engels.Christian Group to Attend Worship: This Friday Evening, a rpup of young people from Nor- ood United Church will attend dur Sabbath Eve worship.last\u2019 Al- Q - ng a ar pan: = em or Se oy me Don't strengthen parish by robbing the missions Archdeacon Naylor urges Charity doesn\u2019t begin at home, Archdeacon R.K.Naylor of Trinity Memorial Church indicated strongly Tuesday at the opening session of the 100th sitting of the Anglican Synod.He administered a sharp rap at Anglican churches that strenglihen their own positions at the expense of helping people outside their own parishes, STAMPS GALORE: \u2014 by \u2014 _ Wayne L.Bungay : For the first time in philatelic history the United States and Canada will each issue a mis TI Se TY | x re 4 Don MESURES PSE \u201c74 i stamp having the same basic! He referred to such parishes as \u201cselfish, self-centered.\u201d With some 275 clergy and laymen \u2014 representing 100 parishes \u2014 in attendance, the debate was sparked by Rev.H.J.A.Reynolds of Stanbridge East who said that he believed young parishes should not worry about funds for missionary purposes until they had first put themselves on a firm financial footing.Some way will always be found, Archdeacon Naylor said, amid clapping and foot-pounding, .\u201cLet us not meet the need someone whe is depending on Dominion Douglas will hear Smith The Session of Dominion- Douglas Church, Westmount, has announced that on its Anniversary Sunday.April 26, Dr.Doug- lag Smith will be the special preacher at both services.It will be recalled that Dr.Douglas Smith of Robertson United Church, Edmonton, has accepted the call of the congregation to replace its present minister.Dr.A.Lloyd Smith, upon his imminent retirement, and this provides an opportunity for the congregation to become better acquainted with its new minister.The morning sermon wili be on the subject \u201cMan's Need of Christ\u2019 \u2018and the evening s2rmon on \u201cBiographies of Jesus.\u201d There will be a reception for Dr.and Mrs.Douglas Smith in Leslie Hall after the evening service.* \u2014 - -% I Christian Science | * -k The ever-present light of the Christ, Truth, will be stressed at the service in the Christian Science churches this Sunday.Keynoting the Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cProbation after Death\u2019 is the Golden Text from Isaiah: \u201cThe people that walk- \u201cWhat Not To Say To Your Husband\u201d Knowing what not to say to her husband, and when not to say it should be part of every woman's sixth sense.May Reader\u2019s Digest gives 10 well-tried rules \u201ctested in every home and court\u201d in the country about what you should never say.They'll help you to a sweeter marriage! Get your copy of Reader\u2019s Digest today.by robbing for five or ten years us\u201d he added.| | | | i CANON TERSON.Church of St.Columba, Bea- consfield and NDG avenue, whose appointment to that rank in the Anglican hierarchy wag announced Tuesday by Bishop John Dixon at the opening sessions of the 100th sitting of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal, NORMAN FE, rector of the PE- ed in darkness have seen n great light: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined.\u201d .The power of this light is also emphasized in explanatory selections to he read from the denominational text-book \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy.including the following: \u201cWhatever is governed by God, is mever for an instant deprived of the light and might of intelligence and Life.\u201d DAILY DOSE A regular daily dose of Vitamin D will help a child to develop strong normal bones and straight healthy teeth.The \u201csunshine vitamin D\" should be given to a child from birth right through growing years.CARPENTRY REPAIRS 3181 St.James St.W.PHI P wots COMMERCIAL \u2014 INDUSTRIAL \u2014 RESIDENTIAL DANIELS & MANNARD LIMITED \"will emblem.| While along the top Will be wril- design.The red.white, and blue stamps will be released on June 26 when the St.Lawrence Seaway and its power projects will be officially opened.Both stamps will be printed in red and blue on white paper.| thereby- utilizing the national, colors for both countries.All; lettering is in red.The stamps | feature two interlocking links superimposed on a map of the Great Lakes, with the SL.Lawrence leading from them towards the sea.Within the left link is a maple leaf, Canada\u2019s The link at right contains a bald eagle.the U.S.emblem.The country's title will, be indicated along the base of; the horizontally arranged stamp ten \u2018SL.Canadian stamp will the French equivalent, \u2018Voie Maritime de St-Laurent.\u201d The other addition on the Canadian stamp will be \u201cpostes\u201d - - the French equivalent for \u201cpostage.\u201d Lawrence Seaway\u201d the also carry The design was developed through collaboration by three New York and two Canadian artists, William H.Buckley.Arnold J.Copeland and Ervine Metzel, artist members of American Postmaster General Arthur E.Suminerfield's stamp advisory committee; and A.L.Pollock of Toronto and Gerald Trottier of Ottawa.Mr.Summerfield released both designs on Saturday April 18 at Washington, while Mr.Hamilton released them on Fridav April 17.Mr.Hamilton said that the seaway symbolizes American and Canadian dedication to \u2018peaceful advancement of all mankind.\u201d He added: \u201cAt a time when international trade is so vital to the people of the Free World.our joint stamp issue salutes the opening of a lin) in a vastly improved channel for such trade and a powerful source of hydroelectric energy for both nations.\u201d Mr.Summerfield said that this joint issuance is one more instance of the increasingly close relationship between our two nations.The Seaway is a monu- | ment to the efforts of the sovereign nations and an outstanding example of internalional cooperation and goodwill.These beautiful stamps worthily commemorate this great development which will mean so much Lo world trade and peace.Canada will place 10.000,000 stamps on the market for her | population of 17.284,000 while the United States will release | | | t | | | PAINTING DECORATING WE.2-6125 INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS © Prompt Service ® Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants premptly carried out P.: McCUAIG Limited 65 Hillside Ave., Westmount WE.2.1104 , , : CU i : Queen 120.000,000 for her population of 171,790.000.i The bilingual Canadian five cent stamp will have its \u201cday of issue\u201d cancellation in Ottawa; the four cent U.S.stamp\u2019s firsl- day sale will be at Massena, N.Y.site of the American St Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation, The Royal visit to Canada will be marked with a new five cent stamp on June 18 portraying Elizabeth IT.The design is from the pain\u2019 ing by Pietro Annigoni, in which she is portrayed in robes of the Orde: of the Garter.The portrait by Annigoni - an Italian \u2014- was commission d in 19534 by the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers and now hangs in the Fishmongers Hall near London Bridge.Like the four vacatiouland stamps of 1937 the dales are incorrect because they refer only Lo when they were engrav , ed.The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1959 9 *- ee ee ee |\u201d Shaar Hashomayim ; Rev.E.Mcllwain B'Nal Mitzvoh: Kenneth | Keith Myers son of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert H.Myers, and Mark Joab Puznansky son of Mr.and Mrs.Eric Poznansky will Sabbath morning be called to the Reading of the Torah in celebration of their B'Nai Mitzvoh.Evening Seminar: The Evening Seminar conducted by Mr.Benjamin Herson on Wednesday evening concluded its semester on Wednesday, April 8 in the Library.The program of studies comprised for the first semester modern essays on Judaica.papers delivered by the students on re- hgious isues based on \u201cTradition and Change\u201d and the writings of modern Jewish thinkers.The second semester was devoted to an examination of ex- erpts from rabbinic sources and the Haggadah.A congenial social hour follower in the annex of the Chapel Appreciation is expressed to Mr.Wm.Arvonoff, Mrs.M.Packer\u2019 and Mr.I.Cohen for urrange- ments.Kinus in Rochester: Fourteen L.T.F's under the guidance of Mr.Abe Rosen.Advisor and L.T.F.Instructor.spent a weekend in Temple Beth El, Rochester N.Y., as a delegation to the Regional L.T.I.Kinus, 5719.The L.T.F3 have returned with renewed zest and dedication for the ideals of [.T.F.Jewish learning; the Hebrew language.the life of Mitzvol and Jewish leadership.this ; } called to post \"in Beaconsfield The Rev.Erie Mellwain, BA, | BD, assistant minister of Donun- ion - Douglus United Chureh for i the past seven years, has accept.j od a call to become minister of the Beaconsfield Umited Church.Mr Melhwaiun 15 à graduate of the University of Toronto in Arts \u201cand Theology naud he mimisterel to congregations in Manitoba nd Ontario before conmng to Montreal.For the past three years Mr.Mcllwmn has been chairman of the Life amd Lent Services Come mittee He is chairman of the Montreal and Ottawa Conference : Committee on French work and convener of the similar comnnt.tee on French MREWLYU DB tee in the Montreal Presbytery.He 1s president of the Soctely for the Protection of Women and Children and a member of the | Board of the Marriage Counselling Center, Mr.Mcllwam 15 a pasl-prest- {dent of the Westmount Minster: inl Association and an executive member of the Christian Reunion Movement.The combined income of Chna- dians engaged in manufacturing | in 1958 was just under $5 billion.or about 31 per cent vf all Cana dian wages, salaries and aupple- mentary labor income for the vear.Quick Canadian Facts CON SOTT Admission $1.00 ULSTER GIRLS CHOIR 27th April 1959 \u2014 8:00 p.m.Snowdon Ave.at Clanranald Proceeds to: Orange & Protestant Children's Home of Quebec CERT HALL For tickets call HU.6-1622 \u201cFine.ll send them right home\u201d Welcome words at mcal-tune! Usually a phone call or two among the nergh bors rounds them up, Flow many cold meals and frayed tempers ana moments of wucasiness ave you heen spared be cause your telephone was Tuandy 200 How many \u201covnhants when soll ones uve wandered oft?The telephone helps make a neighbourly commu tite helps us all to live more securely, to get more things done, more easily.Yes, your telephone is a wonderfully fow.cost, wondedudly clhdicat servant.y THE SELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA 10 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1959 Family Size NEW! DU BARRY SIR ELE RR .à de HR EE Sa 796 on ASPIRIN Compared to buying ASPIRIN In tins of 12 Tablets ATS LIE WNL NL RE SA TSCA OE APR EEE r= RECENSE # J Royal Shampoo first shampoo with Royal Jelly of the Queen Bee! 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HU.64-2800 * ; Lo the forthcoming District Con- 1 |B i The Mayor of Westmount | and Mrs.J.CC.Cushing were | honored guests at an open meeting of the Westmount Branch of the Women's Aux- Hilary of the Montreal General | Hospital Tuesday at Victoria Hall, Dr.and Mrs.A.T.Henderson have returned following a stay in Jamaica, B.W.I.Mr.and Mrs.J.Leslie Hodges have returned following a three months\u2019 trip by plane around the world.The photograph shown in this 4 paper last week of the Chained p library entitled \u201cBookworms weren't Trusted\u201d was loaned Lo us by Miss Leslie Bell.This picture was taken by Harvey Barton 4 & Son, Lower Church Lane, Bris- & tol, England.| Mrs.i have returned following a stay | in Bermuda.| | Mr.and R.G.Keefer MR.AND MRS.FREWIN.whose Montreal delegates appointed ference of the Altrusa Club mount.Mrs.Frewin, formerly which is to be held May 15 Lo 17 in Portsmouth, N.H.are MISS k c=.\" s\"a\"e\"a\"a\"a\"a a\" \"a uuu\" a a\" a\"e\"s ame \"au a\"a\"a\".May Hamilton and Miss Viola Esdon.Mrs.R.Rouleau, Mrs.Allan 1*, Starr, and Mrs.Jean Tellier will attend the convention of the National Federation of Liberal Women of Canada taking place in Winnipeg from April 27 to 29.Mrs.F.Mrs.J.4.McConomy.Evelyn Molland , Mrs.MH.TAKE CARE OF EXERCISE WILL WHILE YOU HAVE IT HEALTH AND YOUR FIGURE Specializing in Physical Culture and Swedish Massage, Slim Glori, Steam Bath, Slenderizing Table, Exercycle.Call for appointment HU.4-7922 WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO 4930 SHERBROOKE ST.W.« YOUR HEALTH | IMPROVE YOUR Tae ee \"a ee a\" a a\" eas Tu 0 Va \"a \"a\" Reusing and Mrs.Yvonne De- cary will attend the Convention of the National Federation of ae Ou.| HAIRDRESSING Now On Our Staff of Also Mr.Rene, formerly with Ogilvy's and the Ritz-Carlton the Liberal Women of Canada being held in Winnipeg April 27 lo April 29, Wn oh le Miss Angela Delegates from the Montreal Venture Club attending the Sixteenth * Regional Conference, Waslern Canada Region, American Council of Venture Clubs at the Norlon-Palmer Hotel, Windsor, Ont., on April 21 to 26.are Miss Joan Hardy, president; Miss Lillian Lancas- vice-president; Miss Peggv Hair Stylists Hotel 4 ter, Miller, regional governor; Miss Isobel Birss and Miss Audrey Telford.Lt-Col.G.R, Whiston, MBE, ADU, Officer Commanding and 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.\u2018 (Corner Prince Albert) L .mr - \u201c+.1 Co : \u2018 officers of the Canadian Grenadier Guards will entertain at tea in the Officers\u2019 Mess on Sunday afternoon, April 26, following the annual church service of the St.à Hunter 9-1233 : ee Ll we ded ta ti \u2018 1 THE EXAMINER IMOMENS zis.1959 ROBERT THROSBY marriage took place recently in the Church of the Advent, West- Anne Walls, is the daughter of Mrs.Freder- Freedom from J ear So easy to be brave When no rough tempests blow, To wave our flags, and boast Of courage for the foe; But when the skies grow black, And ranks of steel Appear to block our way, Then let us pray, For \u201clove that casts out fear\".a ea a ee ee Ne a Te Te Te x THE EXAMINER MOVING About May Ist To Its Own Office At 5135 Western Ave.Telephone HU.9-1201 ick Claude Walls of Hamilton, Ont.and the late Mr, Walls.Mr.Frewin is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Charles Frewin of Hamp- Miss Barbara stead.\u2014 Posen Photo, Exhibition of paintings a ea a\" a \"aa\" ¥ An Exhibition of recent paintings by the well-known West- mount artist B.Galbraith-Cornell | Will be held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Gallery 3, starting next Thursday, April 30 for four days.It will be open free to the public on Thursday.Friday and Saturday, from 10 a.m.to 10 p.m.and on Sunday.May 3 from 2 - 6 p.m, Mrs.Cornell has held frequent one-man exhibitions in this city and has exhibited in many group shows, and at the Montreal -Mus- eum of Fine Arts.The work is modern-represent- ational and will include scenes of the Laurentians, Gaspé, Quebec City and Nova Scotia.as well as some of her portraits.DOROTHY SPROULE George's Society.Members of the Guards Club, St.George's Society and their friends are invited.LACHAPELLE Convalescent Home 3570 St.Joseph St., Lachine | Trip to Lake Placid { Members and friends of the | Montreal Business and Profes- l sional Women's Club will leave Montreal by bus at 9 a.m.Saturday, April 25, for Lake Placid, | N.Y.where they will be week- | ond guests at The Homestead.| BRIDES Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation ouse of Howers Mountain St.at Sherbrooke VI.2-4444 Exclusive Nursery home for rest and convalescent patients.Facing Lake St.Louis For information ME.7-5622 mond of Westmount, MISS MARJORY GERTRUDE HAMMOND, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Russell D.Ham- and MR, WILLIAM ALLAN FOWLE, son of Mr.and Mrs, Frank Fowle of Saint Laurent, whose engagement is announced.The marriage will take place Saturday, May 25, in St.Matthias Anglican Church, Westmount.\u2014Van Dyck and Meyer Photos ÈS X a.Mrs.F.R.Campbell elected president of Curling Club The yresident, Mrs.M.W.Reid, welcomed the members and guests at the closing luncheon of the Heather Ladies Curling Club held at the Clubhouse on Wednesday, April 15.The head table guests were: Mrs.G.A.Wood, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Mackay, Mr.W.E.Markham, Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Johnston, Mrs.B.M.Adair, Heather Curling Club president and guest speaker.Mr.H.H.Remine and Mrs, Remine, and Mr.M.We.Reid.The annual meeting followed, when the retiring president, Mrs.Reid turned over the chair to the incoming president, Mrs.F.R.Campbell and the new executive, as follows; Past president, Mrs, M.W.Reid; president, Mrs.F.R.Campbell; vice-president, Mrs.J.M.Sharpe; recording secretary, Mrs.Geo.Mackintosh; corresponding secretary, Mrs.D.W.Reynolds; treasurer, Mrs.J.R.Henderson; hospitality chairman, Mrs.M.J.Scott; match chairman, Mrs.G, L.Knox; representatives to the Ladies\" Curling Association, Mrs.Alex Wilson, Mrs.R.H.Thompson; match committee, Mrs.H.C.Fetterly.Mrs.H.A.Dale, Mrs.H.E.Child, Mrs.E.O.Follis.N.D.G.group tour \u2018The \u201cKnow Your Montreal\u201d Group of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club will visit Dorval Airport Wednesday, April 29.Transportation will be by bus at 1.15 p.m.from the corner of Sherbrooke and Mar- cil.Those interested please contact Mrs.D.K.Gowans or Mrs.H.D.Bourne.The Mafia.Brotherhood Of Evil A shocking true report of an underworld organized by Capone, Luciano and Anastasia that rakes in millions every month by exploiting human weakness.Read this long 25-page exposé in May Reader's Digest \u2014 how this subhuman gang of Sicilians has an international network that's more powerful today than ever before, Their secret code despises all law, holds nothing but contempt for you or anybody who \u201cplays it legit\u201d.Get your copy of the May Reader's Digest today: 39 helpful articles pfjlasting interest.om Akh AND MRS.JEAN CHARLES LAUZIER, whose marriage took place April 4, at St.Malachy's Church.Mrs.Lauzier, formerly Miss Janet Mildred Lane, is the daughter of Mr.Thomas A.Lane of Notre Dame de Grace and the lute Mrs.Lane.Mr.Lauzier is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Lauzier of Westmount.* \u2014Basildon Photo | Unifed Thank Offering | will be held April 30 The last meeting of the season | of the Montreal Diocesan Board of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Anglican Church of Canada will | take place Thursday, April 30, ; at 9.30 a.m.in Anglican House.| The revised by-laws for women's branches will be presented for adoption by Miss Esther Kerry, chairman of the constitution committee.Hostesses at the noon-hour will be St.Aidan's Branch.| The annual presentation of the! United Thank Offering will be ® DRAPERIES ® SLIPCOVERS ® CURTAINS Complete ! The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, April 24, 1959 - Lauzier-lane \u2018The marriage of Janet Mi)- dred.daughter of Mr.Thomas A.Lane and of Lhe late Mrs Lane, to Mr.Jean Charles Henri Lauzier, son of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Lauzier, took place on Saturday morning a St.Malachy's Church, the Rev.John T.Britt, officating.Mr.Gerald Boisscau sang during the service, and Easter lilies arranged with greenery were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her uncle was in a gown of brocade satin, fashioned with a fitted bodice, and a full skirt.Her veil of tulle illusion was held by a coronet of seed pearls and she carried a prayer book covered with Easter lilies.Mrs.James Graham, ax matron of honor for her sister, and Miss Shirley Cassidy.as bridesmaid, wore frocks of pale blue silk organza, with bandeaux to match and carried Colonial bouquets .of pink, blue and white carnations.Little Miss Paula Carson, as flower-girl for her cousin, worc a bouffant frock of pink organza, with a bandeaux of the same shade and carvtied à suall bas- ® ket of pink and blue carnations.Mr.David Lafontaine acted as best man for Mr.Lauzier, and the ushers were Mr.Gerald Paquette, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mr.Michael Lane, the bride's brother.Mrs.James Carson, aunt of the bride, was in a gown of Dior blue crepe.She wore a pink hat and had a spray of carnations pinned Lo her handbag.Mre.Lauzier.mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in Dior blue crepe, and wore a navy blue hat and a corsage bouquet of pink carnations.The reception was held at the Mount Roynl Hotel.Mr.Late), and Mrs.Læ*zier Is ; 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president, Mrs.Howard Gamble; 1st vice-president, Mrs.Arthur Minnion; corresponding secretary, Mrs.Gordon R.Stephen; recording secretary, Mrs.Fred D.Miller; treasurer, Mrs.A.H.Marden; ticket conveners, Mrs.Kenneth E.Plumpton, Mrs.F.Ross Johnson; music convener, Mrs.W.Kenneth Davis; tea convener, Mrs.J.R.Fenwick; com- - mittee, Mrs.J.C.Annesley; Mrs.G.R.Brow, Mrs.J.F.Burgess, cwL Business meeting The annual meeting of the Business Women's Unit of the Catholic Women's League will be held Saturday.April 25, at 12.30 p.m.This will take the form of a luncheon at the Helene de Cham plain Reataurant on St.Helen's Island.Annual reports of the various committees will be read and the election of officers for the cam- ing term will take place.A special bus will leave at 12 noon from the Atwater street side of the Forum.Bridge Tallies, Bridge Cards Gift Wrap, etc.Visit .ALLAN FOR ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS LIMITED {Formerly Sherbrooke Stationers Reg'd.) 5012 Sherbrooke St.W.Stationery, Printing, Loose Leaf Systems, Meccano Sets, Dinky Toys, Games, Juvenile Books, Pocket Books, SINGER HU.4-8439 Magazines, Newspapers.freshments were enjoyed by a._ 3 K | Ï 1 MRS.G.L.PHILLIPS and MRS.KIRBY BOYD, members of CELEBRATION the committee of the Reddy Memorial Hospital which is presenting \u2018Theatre Fare\u2019 April 25 at the Comedie Canadienne.{ They will be sponsoring \u2018The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll\u2019 by the Quince Productions, with a cast from the Crest Theatre ÿ Foundation.\u2014 Posen Photo \u2014 = HEALTH | SHERBROOKE ST.a ui ui ui wi ui > z > > > > > t - «< « < «< | @ as œ ow us - w uw z i | 151 13} 151 1 (XI Je a U Oo o 5 { « I 3 a w = w a i © = = z o 7 < offer of $2.50 only per month ! ! ! i w oO < w oF {= A o z = > (U) co oO \u2018 Facilities offered to you include:\u2014 i H x WESTERN AVE ie L _ MOVING NOTICE | THE ; 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Loyola Mothers' Guild The anvual eloculion contest and spring tea, sponsored by the Loyola Mothers\u2019 Guild, will be held un Tuesday, at 2 p.m.in the foyer of Loyola College.The guests will be received by Mrs.J.Brendan O'Connor.president, ard Reverend l£rnest Tyler, SJ, Moderator.The students will compete for ble Father Rector\u2019s Silver and Bronze Medals, and the judges will be selected from members of the College Facully.Sweet Adelines The general meeting of the Montreal Chapter of Sweet Ade- lines has been postponed until April 28.Members of the nominating couumnitiee met on April 21, \u2018room in the Youngstown Kitchen Today's modern living makes the kitchen the happiest Light, modern, cheerful, filled \u2018with such conveniences as a Jet-Tower Dishwasher, \u2018a Food Waste Disposer, a Built-in Range.No wonder \u2018it's Mother's pride and joy.but that\u2019s not all-Youngstown extras make the kitchen the.Happiest Room for the whole family A.O.OLSEN & Co.KITCHEN PLANNING, SALES and INSTALLATIONS 5963 Monkland Ave.house.HU.1-1179 MRS.ERIC RIORDON, of Westmount, manager of Ogilvy's fifth floor Gift Gallery is to be the guest speaker at the spring mecting of St.Matthias\u2019 Association of Women on Tuesday, April 28, in the parish hall.Her subject will be \u2018Spotlight on Antiques\u2019.This promises to be a most interesting subject as Mrs.Riordon will have just returned from a trip to Europe.\u2014Hayward Photo.MRS.G.G.RICHSTONE, program director of the Women's Auxiliary, Reddy Memorial Hospital, for the annual Theatre Fair, which will take place on April 25, at the Comedie Canadienne.The Auxiliary is presenting \u201cThe Summer of the Seventeenth Doll\u201d, starving Barbara Chilcott.\u2014Notman Photo R.E.C.Werry re-elected head of Orange Home The tenth annual meeting of the Orange and Protestant Children's Home for Quebec was held in the Orange Hall, 1079 Greene avenue, Westmount, on | Saturday afternoon, April 18, with vice-president.Mrs.Ethel Erskine as chairman, All reports showed excellent progress and July 1 was chosen as the date for the annual picnic at the Home at Rosemere, Que, Royal E.C, Werry, QC, was re-elected president, as were vice-presidents Mrs.Ethel Er- skine and Stanley Holt, treasurer R.H.Butler, secretary Miss Ellen Helm, field secretary W.H.Brady and publicity secretary Mrs.Edna Royston, Alex Lough and Douglas Bryant were elected auditors.Twenty-five directors.representing the Province as a whole, were also elected, after which refreshments were served by the Auxiliary of the Home, The name of Walla Walla, in Washington, means \u2018Many waters\u201d in the Indian tongue, Pilgrimage In honor of the Feast of Our Lady of Good Counsel, a demonstration of all Catholic women in the Archdiocese of Montreal, under the auspices of The Catholic Women's League of Cane ternoon, April 26, at 3 pm.at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel, 1340 Craig street east, corner Panet.D ma avd » GORDON & SON « P « ErUIT MERCHANTS » | PHONE WE.5-6373 FOR FAST, FREE DELIVERY OF vVVvVvVVvVVVVVVY ALE & PORTER SPECIAL! 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bed linen, hot water, automatic heating.@ Hallowell.WE.3.0023, COMFORTABLE room for lady in Westmount, » Sujet apartment, near park.WE.3-4134, 21 Rooms Wanted BUSINESS executive (male) seks single room in congenial home with facilities for car park.Area north of Sherbrooke Street between Greene and Victoria avenues.Reply to box 542, c-o 2185 Hampton Avenue, stating weekly rates.LAURENTIAN cottage: 2 Westmount Jewish families, occupying homes on small estate, with tennis court, 40 miles from city, seek third family $0 occupy remaining furnished cottage, 3 bedrooms, modern, fire- lace, lakefront, boat, unusually safe athing for children.Playground equipment.WE.5.9002, 10 Office To Let Private Office Bright, sunny, corner office, 12° x 10\u2019, with facilities of adjoining office.Complete rivacy.Suitable for archi., engineer, etc.Eastern N.D.G., 1 block from West.mount.$30 monthly ir.cluding electricity.References required.Call Mr.Mount, HU.1.2771 or evenings HU.1-2972.OFFICE on Victoria Avenue near Western.HU.6-8563.12 Apartments To Let Opportunity Sunny, 3', air conditioned apart: ment, balcony, fully equipped.Planned kitchen.Soundproof.Sunroof, Modern elevator building, janitor service, Bendix and garage available.Churches, transportation schools nearby.Fielding and Coronation.HU.1.4356 evenings.GETTING married?Take over my place.Beautiful apartment, {fully equipped, balcony, 3'; large rooms.Immediate.or later.New building, elevator.Hampstead area.Weekly after 6.30 p.m.or weekends, 4-7016.APARTMENT, Girouard Avenue, 51% rooms, June lst, Heated, hot water, $90.00.HU.9.6310.WESTMOUNT, three rooms, Jar mished, private, newly decorated, furniture.WE.2.7460, 235 Clarke Ave., Apt.2.Tv apartments, one 5, one 6.WE.2-5468.12B Furnished tment urnished apartmen FURNISHED apartment in private home consisting of a large living room, bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette, ful- ¥y equipped.Parking space available.From mid May or earlier.References required.Please phone after 6 p.m.HU.929-3907, NDG., 13.Apartments Wanted BMALl, apartment wanted by theo: Decal student, May Ist.Call HU.14 Houses To Let CENTRAL Westmount, July 1st to September 1, 7 rooms furnished, 1% ber 1st, 7 rooms furnished, 11g den, garage, automatic washer and drier.$250.00 monthly.WE.7.8649, 15° Houses Wanted House Wanted Unfurnished.short lease for retired Bell Telephone couple.HU.1-9486.16 Flats, Duplexes To Let 7267 Somerled, upper duplex, 5'3, heated, modern, bright; arage.Near park, church and ansporiation, Janitor.Will decor ate.$135.00.6-7604.20 Rooms To Let WESTERN 4266, sunny room, weil furnished, immediate occupation.Privileges, Do-It-Yourself Plywood and arburite cuttings.Ar- borite Glue.Wrought iron lege and wooden legs, arborite tabletop and floor tiles.HU.1-1179.Moving Many household articles, furniture and drapes.May be seen 4.6 pun.Friday, April 24th and Saturday 1.5 p.m.1 Grove Park, Westmount (3 blocks west of Greene Avenue above Sherbrooke).HARDWOOD FLOOR CUTTINGS 27 BAGS $ 5.00 55 BAGS $10.00 BY elaerly lady.£ ian floor.Abie MR.DUPONT to look after herself, light meals.5-0712.& CRESCENT 17-4598 LADY requires unfurnished double y ; A .I room, ground floor, not basement.Mes eat goes Kitchen privileges.Write box 541.jie rug: 5 x 3 rose rug: chrome co amoto enue._ kitchen sel; bedroom set; leather BY young business lady, furnished sofa; wall to wall living room room, Westmount.Kitchen privileges.drapes; twin bedspreads: matching Call after 5.CL.6-7103 23 Room and Board Wanted YOUNG woman, semi-invalid, goes out daily, desires room and board.Ground floor or elevator apartment.In home of nurse or trained attendant for May 1st.Telephone WE.7.0879 mornings or after 6 p.m.24 Autos For Sale Plymouth 1955 2.door sedan.green, good condition.low mileage.Phone after 6 p.m, HU.8.4005.PLYMOUTH 19535, 2.door sedan, green, good condition, low mileage, moderate price.Call after 6 p.m.HU 8.4005.BUICK Super convertible 1956, all power equipped.Would normally sell for $2395, will sacrifice for quick sale.RE.9-2976.ROADMASTER 1956 convertible, only 28,000 miles, fully equipped, red leather interior.This one owmer car looks and performs like new.Has to be seen to be appreciated.Call Mr.Jerry Russ, WE.7-6342.26 Garages To Let Garage Space Vacancies for 3 small cars, very accessible and centrally located.Yearly lease \u2014 $10.00 per month.Apply 0.Pilon, Chequers Court Apt, 3055 Sherbrooke St.West, FOR small car, rear 497 Lansdowne Avenue.Call WE.7-2496.ARLINGTON Lane, rear of 130 Arlington Avenue.Phone WE.3.7286 Sunday night or Monday.27 Garages Wanted WANTED, garage or parking epace for small car, near Metcalfe and Sherbrooke, Westmount.WE.3-3595 27e Parking space Wanted SEEKING outdoor day parking facilities, 1 automobile, 9-6, in vi cinity of Sherbrooke and Victoria Avenue.Open driveway sufficient.HU.1-5046: evenings, MU.4-3045.29 For Sale ROSEWOOD piano, very good con.\u2019 dition.Recently tuned.Reasonable.HU.1 DRÔPLEAF dining table extends to 42° x B1!2;', mahogany, excellent condition.Call after 6 p.m.RE.3- 7 GAS Save.excellent condition, table top m Reasonable.HU, 4.5366.GAS stove, Moffat Roper, $75.00.Excellent condition.HU, 4-2800.HAND embroidered banquet tablecloths with 12 serviettes.also luncheon sets.These are heirloom pieces.Phone Sundays only 11 am.to 3 p.m.RE.3-319 BEACH gas stove, 1 burners; walnut dresser: tables.Rcasonable.WE.MAN'S dress suil tuxedo, $35.00; top hat $10.00; spring overcoat $5.00.All medium size.2 winter overcoats, large size, $16.00; large Stromberg Carlson console radio, $20.00.654 Lansdowne Avenue REASON illness, 7 rooms of furniture for sale.Sell separately.Very reasonable.6640 Monkland Avenue.ELECTRIC stove; refrigerator; wardrobe.WE.5.7067.wall to wall drapes.HU, 8.8124.ONE power lawnmower, one chesterfield chair.good far TV or playroom.Both in good condition.HU.8-0752.ANTIQUE Sheraton chest of drawers, very reasonable, Evenings after 7, WE.%7-3262, _ BED-CHAIR; bed, spring and chest: coffee table; floor lamps.WE.3- 3957 after 5.ee ABSOLUTELY Unique seven piece $4400 bedroom suite, $875.00.RE.8-0303.MOFFAT electric range, 4 burners, baking oven, warming oven, 2 utility drawers.Good condition.HU.4-3366.OVAL mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining room table with two leaves.Excellent condition.$80.00, HU.4.9801.RALEIGH 3-speed gear bicycle plus accessories, Phone Graham, WE, 2.2659.ANTIQUE Georgian dining room table and Sheraton side tables.WE.7-0378.BEDROOM furniture.almost new.suitable for country collage.WE.7-0398.FOR SALE BY PRIVATE OWNER: OIL PAINTINGS BY ENGLISH AND CANADIAN ARTISTS.ALSO MICHEL, FREDERICO.PHONE HU.6-6159.KITCHEN wall and base cabinets of all sizes.steel or wood, flush doors or sliding doors.Various colors, HU .1-1179.G.E.refrigerator.12 cubic [eet (new).Very reasonable.HU.1-1179 MUST sell before May ist: kitchen set: davenport: hide-a-bed: refrigerator; television: stove; Hi-Fi set: baby crib.Everything in good condition.Real chance.RE.3.9407.FURNITURE for 3 rooms, $150.00.3541 Van Horne Avenue, Apt.1.RE.8-4761._ WASHING machine, Simplicity, like new, $50.00.HU.9.7176.31 Wanted to Purchase Scrap Wanted Scrap metals wanted, iron, steel, brass.copper, lead, hot water tanks.Plumbing.HU.1.1930.WANTED, white borg jacket, size 16, Must be reasonable.HU.4.8202.pointment call WE.7.0365.32 Domestic Help Wanted COOK gencrai, 3 adults, West.mount home.References required.Must speak English.HU, 6.2819.34 Help Wanted, \u201cFemale Wesimount Part time secretary, bilingual.mornings only, Modern office.For ap- Secrefary Required FOR SMALL OFFICE BY INSURANCE BROKER ON MONKLAND AVENUE.MUST BE EXPERIENCED ALL OFFICE GOOD POSITION RIGHT PERSON, AVENUE 8-7151 is- Bértrcats AS ante vtt due VE Trades and Professional Cards 20 Words 75¢ \u2014 3 Cent Additional he iam 17 MERCHANT'S COAL CO.LID.814 Sun Life Bldg.UN.46-7351 » * ® Building Repairs BRICK and stone repairs, also chim: ney.Free estimales.5-yoar guarantee, C.Rice, CR, 2.5058, A.O.Olsen & Co.general contrac: tors.We specialize in steel and wood kitchens, playrooms and laundry rooms; verandahs, stairs, sidewalks, garages.HU.nam Carpentry \u201c Modernize Your Kitchen CALL US FOR CABINETS OR AN ENTIRE STRUCTURE EXPERT WORKMANSHIP GOO) REFERENCES J.NIELSEN REG'D.3 DUNLOP PLACE Between Wood and Ean above St Catherine WE.7-7391 Cartage and Moving MOVING, tvasonable rates, [ree estimates, fully insured.Call anytime, HU.1 -41 156.Charm Course SPIERS-MILLER charm studios develops poise, beauty, personality, self-confidence, and the body bcauti- ful in women of all ages Look youthful in your fillies.Do 11 now.Call HU._4-3717._ Dressmaking EUROPEAN dressmaker - designer, dresses, suits, coats made to measure.Alterations.Specializes in lace.3110 Sherbrooke.Apt.Furniture Repairs ANTIQUE furniture restoration, refinishing.Cabinets and furniture made to order, repaired, remodelled.John's Cabinet Making Reg'd., rear 1251 Grecne.WE.7-4878.Furriers HAVE your furs repaired or re: styled at Flomen Exclusive Furs, 1235 Greene Ave, WE, 2.3312, 34 Help Wanted, Female Young Assistant FOR CHILDREN'S WEAR SHOP Duties include keeping stouk tidy ami marking merchandise.$30.00.5-day week.Call WE.17.6510 or apply 1350 Greene Avenue, Westmount.Homemakers BECOME AN AVON REP: RESENTATIVE AND ADD TO THE FAMILY INCOME BY WORKING ONLY A FEW HOURS DAILY.START YOUR OWN PROFITABLE YEAR ROUND BUSINESS NOW.WE HAVE A FEW EXCLUSIVE TERRITORLES NOW OPEN.UN.8.3629.36 Help Wanted, Male LIFE Assurance Sales \u201cOpportunity.The man we seek must be married, presently employed.Age 25-40, who is willing to work and study 12 hours a day, 5 days a week for the first vear and considers himself worth at least $7,000 er dear.This 15 a salaried position with an unlimited future.If sincerely interested call Mr.J.R.Archambault at UN.6-3571 or evenings at HU.1-8634.The Standard Life Assurance Co.Room 810, 1255 University St.The First Life Assurance Co.in Canada.MAN.neat, to fill vacancy, £y, estab.Hshed Watkine Route.Age no handicap.Above average earnings.Apply in writing to F.Granger, 2674 Frontenac St., Montreal.37 Situations Wanted _ Male Moving! Man with panel truck avallabie eve- ninge.HU.9-1112.HIGH school bilingual studem would baby sit evenings, weekends.Call Peter Wilson, WE.3-0810, .Landscaping INDUSTRIAL and Residential site maintenance Landscape maintenance and construction, ete.Macdonald Culeye graduate.RI.8.6481.COMPLETE Landscape Servive, Hedges.rock gardens, launs bulit, conditioned.Sudding, shrubs, pauos, flagstone walks, ete.Special monthly rate for maintenunce.Town refer- ones, Work guarantecd.Free estimates, New Method Landscaping, WE.2.7025, LANDSCAPING gardening, Repairs of all kinds, ele.rolling, c A 3.sat, Marriage Licenses MARRIAGE LICENSES™ Milton W Winston, notary.Days, UN.6.6556: evenings, MU.2820 Music Lessons Guitar Lessons $1.00 HUnter 1-0971 Pest control EXTERMINATION of any insect or vermin.No deposit, Results (isst \u2014 payment after.Guaraniee.Hygienic, samtary service.RE.1.6149 Sewing DRAPERIES, slipcovers, eustaine, bedspreads.Made to order with your own materials.RE.1-4526.\u201cTree ee Surgery VETERAN.\u201ccutting and trimming trees, tree surgery.insured.Also cement work HU 6-374._Upholstering A redesigned and rebuilt THhester- field 1s often better than a new one, and the cost is but a fraction.Cull Bellaire Chesterfield at CL.5.4071 to have a representative call, dav or evening, with no obligation to you.39 Lost SQUARE wicker \u2018basket filed win dog toys near Murray Park.ke.310176.res 1 WILL the boy who phoned HU.1- 8813 last Friday concerning money found in Macy's kindly phone Mr, Travers \u2018immediately\u2019 to avuid further action, ON Metcalfe Ave.Thursday night, lady's small chrome wristwatch, WE.3.2178.42 Personals Reward Paid For identification of automobnle that destroyed large section of lane fence adjoining 314 Metcalfe Avenue, West.mount, probably March 26.Address Pender and West, Advocates, 620 Cathcart Street.Phone UN, 64-1030.STOP FEELING OLDI Stay young longer.Ostrex Tonic Tablets revitalize entire body.Make 3-day test Only 00\u20ac At ail druggists, 45 Money To Loan MORTGAGE LOANS Alention! Morigage loans quickly, Contractors, privates.RA.9.4333, March attendance at artificial rink Attendance at the artificial ice rink during March totalled 9,500, 4,426 participants in hockey and 5.111, skaters.The Municipal League teanss played 13 games with a participation of 1,308.Nine exhibition gam\"s were played.School Hockey teams played 39 games with a participation of 1.170. 18 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1959 Westies lose; Mt.Westmount failed in their bid to be the first Montreal rugger team to win on American soil this Spring dropping a close 9-6 decision against MIT.in Boston on the weekend.The Westies down 9-0 at the half camé back with two Louch- 4 downs in the second stanza but couldn't close the gap completely.In focat action, Town of Mount ; Royal won their second stralght of the season beating the Wan- | derers 10-3 ny Maurice Mason | anc Des Matago counted Ths, | In Ottuwa, the Barbarians | trampled the Bylown Beavers 18-3.| In Boston, M LT.scored all their points on three penalty goals by Ken Jones, The Westies who were slow in the first part of the game warmed to their task in the second stanza, First, Geoff Jackson took advantage of a miskick to score and then Mike Ellis who had returned to the field with six stitches in a cut over the eve went over in the last minute for another major tilly.The Barbs scored on touchdowns by Ireddie Foster, Denis Gustard and Mike Allan.Gordie Burnett booted three Royal, Barbs win converts and the scoring was rounded out by a drop goal from Dick Hyde.Gerry Langlois making his debut for the Barbs played an outstanding game setting up Foster's TD.Loyola Alumna fo host 111 students The 8th annual Loyola College Alumni recognition dinner will take place Friday, April 24, at Ruby Foo's starting at 6.30.Don McNaughton, dinner chairman, announced that 111 college students will be honored at the dinner.The Father John Brayley Lrophy was won by Carl Olson, who has contributed the most in the field of athletics during his final year.The CSR trophy will be given to the student who has contributed the most to the college in non-athlelies in his final year and the winner i Tony Parr.Although the Maple Leafs have been in and out of last | pluce all season long, attendance | at the Gardens actually shows a slight increase.| CAMP NOMININGUE Nominingue, Que.BOYS 7 10 15 YEARS 35th Season.Ideal camp site, safe sandy beach, fully equipped.Permanent Senior ming, crafts, nature, sailing.Staff, Specialists for swim- Six age groups.Resident Pediatrician and two Nurses.Canoe trips, sailing, water skiing, swimming, tennis, riflery, archery, crafts, nature, campcraft.llustrated folder OWNER-DIRECTOR: F 3071 Trafalgar Avenue, Montreal 6.M.VAN WAGNER WE.3-8937 CAMP GLENEAGLE Lake Memphremagog Newport, Vermont Ages 8-15 \u2014 2, 3 FAMILY AND ADULT \u201cA resort holiday in a Sand Beach \u2014 Permanent Lodging \u2014 Hot Showers & Baths BOYS CAMP \u2014 JULY Featuring ® SWIMMING © WATER SKIING ® TRIPPING FOOTBALL © BASKETBALL * BASEBALL or 4 week periods.CAMP \u2014 AUGUST camping atmosphere\u201d Curling Club for the past season are vs follows: Mrs.W.S.Dickson, Mrs.A.Fullerton, Mrs, M, Runner-up: Mis.M.W.Roach, Mrs.Mrs, J.E.Jaques (skip).Sani, Mrs, 1.R.Tabt, Mrs.D.W.Reymolds, Mis.C.B.Murphy (skip).Runner-up: Mis.N.J.Bryant, Mrs.M.Shape, Mrs.M.J.Scott, Mrs.8.Jefferys (skip).mont, Mrs.J.E.Kinley, Mrs.T.H.Robinson, Mrs, A.H.Mercer (skip).Runmer-up: Mis, J.D., Thomson, Mrs.L.M.Owrock, Mrs.R, H.Thohpoun, Mrs.T.I.Guilboard (skip), Robinson, Mrs.M.W.Reid (skip).Rurmzr-up: Mrs.T.I.Guilboard, Mrs.J.M.Schell (skip.Reynolds, Mrs.Alex (Wilson (skip).At the annual meeting of the PQLTA a new board of directors were elected.Front row, 1.to r.: Guy Dorval, Mount Royal Tennis club, first vice-president; Jack Davies, N.D.G.Tennis club, president; Brendan Ma- digan, Trenton Tennis club, honorary secretary-trea- surer.Back row: Camille Leb'anc, Yamaska-Richelieu zone; Jacques LaFontaine, N.D.G.Tennis club; Fred Carpenter, Mount Royal Tennis club; Paul Bédard, Portal Heights Tennis club, executive secretary; Moc Brenhouse, Joyce Park Tennis club; Claude Murray, Club de Tennis 400, St.Maurice Valley zone; Gilles Ledoux; Majella Charest, Eastern Townships zone; M.MeGarran, Monkland Tennis club.Absent from photo, Brendan Macken, Monkland Tennis club, 2nd vice-president; J.À.Paquet, Club des Employés Civils, Quebec zone; Emile Marin, Chanteclere Tennis club, Laurentian zone.* Wl oR Vs Heather ladies curling winners Trophy winners at Heather Ladies\u2019 Wood Trophy \u2014 Mrs.J.Clermont, W.Reid (skip).B.Simpson, Mrs, H.C.Fetterly, grYIne Pre:édents Piize \u2014 Mrs, H.R MAY 2nd to 9th Twice paiLy - SAT, & THURS, at 2.30 MON.- TUE.- WED.- FRI.at 3.15 EVENINGS at 8.00 \"NO SUNDAY PERFORMANCES: MATS.| gp D ATH R &5 Srectacur® \u2019 coLOSSA ADULTS RESERVED SEATS $1.75 IN AID OF SHRINERS HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN AND KARNAK TEMPLE ACTIVITIES SEATS NOW ON SALE GENERAL ADMISSION (NOT RESERVEO) 31.00 CHILDREN RJ BOX SEATS $2.00 Johnston Trophy \u2014 Mrs, J.Cler- Markham Doubles \u2014 Mrs.T, H.Section A Corsolation Winner \u2014 Mrs.D.W.Section B Featuring ® GOLF ® FISHING © TENNIS Supervised Children's Programme \u2014 Baby Sitting Evenings DIRECTORS Mr.D.Ross Firth, B.Sc.(P.E.) Mr.Ron Sharp, B.Sc.(P.E.) Box 63, N.D.G.OX.5.6667 Montreal, P.Que.Brochures Available CAMP OCONTO Estoblished 1925 For Girls \u2014 5 to 17 years Riding, land sports, safe waterfront.Resident graduate Physician and two nurses.40 MILES NORTH OF KINGSTON, ONT.Directors \u2014 MR.& MRS.C.LABBETT, 3 Pine Forest Rd., Toronto 12 Montreal Representative \u2014 MRS.R.M.HOPPE, 123 Aberdeen Ave, HU.6-9761 BROCHURE CONTAINING MONTREAL REFERENCES ON REQUEST à à 4 CAMP ARROWHEAD Lake Memphremagog, Que.Boys 6 to IS.Small groups, personal care.Boys well supervised.Programs adapted to age levels.Trained supervision.Safe beach, expert swimming instruction, watercraft and campcraft, Registered Nurse and Doctors on call.KENNETH H.MURRAY, B.S5c., M.Ed., Director 46 Surrey Drive, Montreal 16 RE.8-4469 A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET UPON REQUEST vo oe Veet Winner \u2014 Mrs.P, R.Marchant, Mrs, F, R.Campball (skip).Runmer- up: Mrs.G.B.Simpson, Mrs.H.A.Dale (skip) Consolation Wirner \u2014 Mrs.Geo, Mackintosh, Mrs.E.D.Moore (skip).MacKay Trophy \u2014 Mrs.E.D.Moore, Mrs.E.S.Mathews.Mrs, JE.Jaques, Mrs.Alex Wilson (skip).Consolation Winner \u2014 Mrs.W.S.Dickson, Mrs, A.F.Fulerton, Mrs.H.E.Onhiid, Mrs.E.O.Follis (skip).Junior Competition \u2014 Mrs.G.B.Sinyxsom, Mis.A.B.Caryer, Mrs.J.R.Henderson.Mrs.F.R.Campbell takip).Green Singles \u2014 Mrs, M.W.Rorch.Rumner-up: Mrs.J.C.Mur- vay.Adair Challenge Pins: Mrs.H.G.Benson.Mrs.G.L.Knox, Mrs.HE.Child, Mrs.8S.S.Jefferys (skip).Soccer clinic set for Saturday af Legion The PQFA will run an educational soccer clinic at the Canadian Legion Hall, Mountain street, Saturday.April 25, at 2:30 p.m.President Pat Nolan will con- duet the clinic which is especially designed for referees, club manager, coaches, team captains, as well as club executives.The clinic will follow an exa- mination of new referees which is slated for 1:00 p.m.in the | same hall, | Don McKenney of the Boston Bruins has ridden oul his annual scoring slump to become | one o.the National Hockey | League's big guns.Becoming al big sun requires the scoring of 30 o' more goals, and McKenney beltered that figure this season foi the first time.Here is safe, emart European-style transportation \u2014 with big-car comfort and small-car handling ease.It\u2019s the world- famous FIAT of Ttaly that lets you travel for pennies., Immediately available in two series (600 and 1100) are two sedans, a converlible, and an amazing station-wagom.Visit your nearest FIAT dealer.Ask about the world-wide factory-maintained standard of parts and service.Arrange a demonstration drive \u2014 to-day! THE 1100 SEDAN (illustrated above).4 cyl.O.H.V, front engine.Seats four adults with ease.Large rear luggage compartment, Heater, electric wipers, wind- including extras shield washers, standard equipment.(Manufacturer's A.¥.S.GARAGE, SPORTS \"CAR CENTER, sugges, 9821 St.Michel, LTD Montreal\u2014Tel.DU.9.3711 1982 St.Catherine W., BRITISH AMERICAN TESSIER AUTOMOBILES CAR GARAGE REG'D.INC., 61 Belanger E.Montreal\u2014Tel.CR.1.7475 Tel.CR.4.3753 DUPUIS AUTO SPECIALIST 9450 Lalande Blivd., Roxboro \u2014 Tel.MU.4.0968 DEALERS IN PRINCIPAL CITIES Montreal\u2014Tel.WE.7-2815- DEALERS: i 7400 Lajeunesse, Montreal tent Tr eect J ee aa ata ns Localites elected again to Quebec swimming body Three major swimming meets are scheduled for indoor action.The YMCA championships will be staged at MoGilli on May 2.Toronto Etobicoke will visit Mc- Gill for a clash with Montreal all-stars on May 186, And, most important of all, the Provincial indoor championships will be ataged at a site to be announced later this week, May 23.All dates were announced by Ken Murray, re-elected president of the Quebec Section of the Kenrick, Thistle club prexy; Clifford vice N.E.\u2018Kenrick was elected president of Thistle Curling Club for the 1959-60 season at the annual meeting.Retiring president is E.K.McDougall, QC.Jack Clifford was elected vice- \" president.Directors elected were: J.M.MacAvity, Gordon McNaught, H.S.van Patter, W.F.Wans- brough, and E.W.Young.F.A.Coffey is honorary secretary and P.W.Hollingsworth honorary treasurer.In his annual report, Mr.Me- Dougall pointed out that the clos- -ing season was one of the club's most successful and that an outstanding season was expected next year.Canadian Amateur Swimming Association Saturday.Murray pointed out that all meets from here on are of particular importance to the competitors since a Quebec team will be selected in a few months to compete in the Canadian championships at Brantford in late July.These latter championships will also serve as Pan-American Games trials, Committees have been set up to arrange the forthcoming meets especially the indoor prov- «incials.It was announced the section had complÊêted a most successful season with all trophies competed for, no meets cancelled and of course, a most successful Empire Games trials staged last spring.Elected to Murray's slate for the coming year are vice-presi- dents Harold Conklin, Ray Priestley and Jacques Langevin; secretaries, Mrs.P.Healy and Margaret Gorman, registrar, Bill Allan, and teasurer, Iz Cor- ber.Elected to executive committee were Mrs.Lazare, Mrs, Ruth, Lucy Williams, Ross Firth, Syd Kastner, Jacques Montmigny, Doug Davidson and Ian MacDonald.° A white elephant is not white, but generally a pale yellowisi- gray with pink spots.fo clubs and Sporting Associations.3699 ST.CATHERINE ST.EAST JEWELLERS TROPHIES * at WHOLESALE price Mlustrated catalogue mailed free of charge Permanent displays at any of our 3 stores, TEL.LA.3-314 \u2018Daoustghls fL fw E DIAMOND SPECIALISTS ° 3771 ONTARIO ST.EAST ° 1397 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST Q See the all-new : =o) fi o EGa coco l / 4232 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST _ WE 74219 7-4219 Introducing.Canadian Whisky NAMED AFTER CANADA'S 10 GREAT PROVINCES CANADIAN DISTILLERS LIMITED STUYTTTTVW\u201c aan man ByPeter The date for the annual Sports Award day, is met for Friday, May 15 in the school hall .Indians shut-out Academites 4-0 in an exhibition hockey game that closed the lid for the season co.The following coaches will take over in goftbail: Allan Keith, mosquito Red Wings, Tony Tyrrell pee wee Phillies 15-year-old Allan Keith, defenceman and co-cap- tain oi St.Leo's Academy senior \u2018B\u2019 hockey team, voted by his teammates as the most improved player and winner of the Catholic Mothers Club trophy.and Dave Kelleher, pee wee Cubs * * * Coach Andy McGillin is ex- expected to invite St.Paul's Academy girls to participate with St.Leo's boys in a mixed double teams tournament around the end of May.This should be good news to Billy McNally, Allan Keith and George Spare .The bantam Orioles held their initial softball practice and seem to have the material to make a fair bid to defend their West- mount bantam softball title.Newcomer Maurice Cusson RMR downed 9-7 in 1st playoff Gaston Proulx fanned 10 and got some timely hitting from his mates as Fusiliers beat Royal Montreal Regiment 9-7 in the first game of the best of three finals for the Military Fastball championship at Fusiliers\u2019 Armoury.Catcher Guy Vandelac with four for four and Paul Collette, three hits in four tries, were the leaders in an assault of 13 hits against two \u2018Royals\u2019 \u201d hurlers.For the loser starter Marv Bergson also struck out ten, but the Fusiliers ganged up for their runs.Dick Byford relieved along the route.Don Redhill slapped four for five and Jim Pratte had four for four almost to monopolize the RMR attack of 12 safe knocks.Second game of the series will be played at the Royal Montreal Armoury in Westmount Friday night, PORTS The Westmount Examiner, Friday, April 24, 1939 - Johnson a à à à à a af packs a wallop at bat and should help out .No official word has come through yet whether Westmount Athletic Grounds will be available for intra-mural baseball this spring.* ¥ = Gil Archambault, St.leo's Ju Jitsu expert will make a bid foi Provincial honors on May 1 .Andre Camilli will be thiowing his southpaw slants this spring for the pce wee Cubs .Mike Johnson and Paul Frole are getting together a softball squad to challenge the banlams.Vis- cent, the vest pocket edition of the Nucei family, will be captain of the Cubs in softball .Phillies softball club will have Ray Maynard and Peter Rasncat] as co-captains.\u201clady golf sels gold title meet Whitlock Club will play het to the Provincial Women's Gold Championship field on July 20- 24.The Quebec tournament, one | of several major fixtures on the | Canadian Ladies Golf Union | Quebec Branch calendar, pre- | cecds the inter-pr>ovincia! team championships scheduled for Toronto St, Georges Club August 7-8.Provincial tournament manager for the 1959 season is Mrs.K.D.McNamara.Mrs.J.H.Wilson will assist the chairman.JUNE 11\u2014Fieid day, handicape 0-18 included, Mt.Bruno.17 and 18 \u2014 Seigniory Club 28h annual ladies\u2019 invitation tournament Seigniory.25 \u2014 Fied day, handicaps 19-25 included.Handica ÿ 2 \u2014 Field day, handicaps 0-18 in- ciuded, Beaconsfield.8 and 9 \u2014 Provincial Junior girls\u2019 rest ionship.(AM distriéts).Em Ridge 5-15 \u2014 Manoir Richelieu Invitation Tournament.Murray Bay.9 \u2014 Fie!d day.handicaps 26-36 included, Summerlea.9, 10, 11 \u2014 International field day and\u2019 Eastern Provinces Champion - ship.Cataraqui, Kingston, Ont.17 \u2014 P.Q.G A.two-ball foursomes, Lachute.20-24 \u2014 Provincial ladies\u2019 open championship, handcaps 0-30 im- cluded, Whitlock.3 \u2014 Fieid day, handicaps 19-25 included.Beloeil.AUGUST 6 \u2014 Field day, handicaps 26-36 included.Wentworth, 7 and 8 \u2014 Interprovincial team matches.£4.George's, Toronto, Ont.10-15 \u2014 46th Canadian Ladies\u2019 Open Amateur Championship.St George's, Toronto, Ont.18 and 19 \u2014 Montreal City and District Championship, Handicaps 8- 18 included.(Limited to Monteeai dastrict clubs).Kanawaki.2 and \u2014 Montreal City and District Championship Bronze.Handicaps 18-28 included (Limited to Montreal district clubs).Maribo- rough.24-29 \u2014 American Amateur.Washington, D.C.28 \u2014 Inter-club team piay.Isle.mere.SEPTEMBER 10 \u2014 TPwo-ball foursomes, handicaps 0-36 included.Hillsdale.BEER ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY HU.4-3541 FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit ond Vegetables Daily.® Groceries ond imported Delicacies.NATIONA 00D SHo» \u201cThe Home of Fine Foods\u201d 4865 Sherbrooke St.West (near Micteria) 19 In the most recent year of record Lhere were 79,797 companies in Canada subject to federal corporation tax, and of these 32.517 reported a profit and 27.- 280 reported a loss.Quick Canad.an Facts PRODUCT , 20 The Westmount Examiner, Feilvy, Anil 24, 195Y ROYALTY'S REPRESENTATIVE: Two men, from greatly diverging backgrounds, but oqunily schooled in the art of gracious public ceremony met last week when Temple Ema- nu-El Rabbi Harry J.Stern conducted His Excellency Governor General Vincent Massey on a tour of the reconstruction work on the sanctuary which was burned to the ground in December 1957.The Governor General was deep in conversation with the Rabbi seconds after he had arrived (top left) with an escort which included secretary Lionel Massey, Mrs.Lionel Massey, and two ADC's.Higilight of the tour was a \u201cseeder Passover table (right) thegmenning of which was explained to Wis Excellency in conjunction with the Jewish test which began Wednesday evening at 6 pan.Some more fortunate mem- bars of the congregation were presented to His Excellency at the start of the tour (bottom right).In spite of the oc- ensional flow of talk from viewers, the whole visit went off without any spparent hiteh, A colorful note was struck by the ladies of the congregation, several of whom turned up in similar Breton straws.Medallion struck by Scouts in honor of Royal visit Al a meeting recently of the Executive Committee of Council of the Boy Scouis Association in Montreal, R.C.Stevenson, OBE.vice president of the Canadian General Scout Council, announced that the Association had struck a medallion to commem- orale the royal visit to Canada this summer.The medallion is a handwome piece of gold anodized aluminum bearing on the obverse side the likeness of Her Majesty Queen Bliz «Heth II and His Royal High- the Prince Philip and the \u201cBuy Scouts Cannda \u2014 ness WOl GA «lL Royal Visit.1959\" around the out- a, slab, On the.reverse side, as n reminder about the daily good | | turn, in the message.Secretly | transfer me to you right hand | pocket.each day after your good , turn has been done.\u201d The medallion has a chain attached eo that it may also serve a useful purpose as a key ring.Mr.Stevenson explained that the purpose of the medallion was three fold.first, to provide a means by which everybody connected with the Scout Movement in Canada as well as former Scouts and others who might he interested, would be able to provide themselves with a souvenir of Scout significance to com- memento the Royal Visit, secondly.to emphasize to all concerned the importance of the \u201cdaily Good Turn;\u201d and thirdly.to supply funds for the expan sion of Scouting in Canada at all levels, Governor General gefs many souvenirs af visit fo Temple Emanu-El Sanctuary By JANE BARTLETT Several Hebrew books, including a Bible printed in Israel, were among the souvenirs presented to His Excellency, Governor General Vincent Massey during his visit Tuesday to the reconstruction of the Temple Emanu-El sanctuary.Members of the Temple Emanu-El congregation and representatives of various Temple groups gathered at the synagogue to greet the Governor General, who arrived at 12 p.m, sharp in an unmarked grey limousine.Among the young people presented to His Excellency were Robert Prinsky, 707 Grosvenor avenue, David Sankoff, 464 Duf- ferin road, and Carol Freeman, 4922 Lacombe avenue, all representing the school of postgraduate religious studies; Steve Roth, 5 Bellevue .avenue, president of the Youth Group; Joan Albright, 4893 Dornal avenue, president of the Junior Congregation; and Fred Simon, 4895 Mira road, vice-president of the Temple High School.WARTIME HERO An unexpected presentation was made after the Governor General and his party had viewed the actual construction work.when His Excellency was introduced to Angelo Halikas, as- sistaist superintendent of the Temple for the past 18 months, Halikas, a Greek immigrant, and a member of the Greek orthodox church, sheltered a Jewish family in Greece for two months during World War HI at great dangers to himself and his own family, Rabbi Stern stated, \u201cMy son fought in Greece with the British Army,\u201d recalled Massey, who smiled as he shook the man\u2019s hand warmly.I'm glad you arrived in Canada safely.\u201d During the formal presen- tatlons, the Governor-Gen- eral renewed an old acquaintance with Mrs.I.Reston, oldest living member of the Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood, Highlights of the tour were models of the interior and ex- terjor of the new sanctuary set\u201d up\u201d in the Rabbi's study, which were viewed with interest - by His Excellency; and a \u201cgeder\u201d table, set up for the Passover feast Wednesday in one of the Temple classrooms, PASSOVER RITES Rabbi Stern explained the various customs connected with the seder table, including the hiding -of the afikomen, a special piece of pasgover matzoh, for the children of the family to find, \u201cThis helps keep them awake through the long ceremony,\u201d said Rabbi Stern, \u201cag the child who finds the afikomen is given a prize.\u201d A hagodah (a book containing the Passover story), and a sample of matzoh (unleaven bread) was then presented \u2018to the Governor-General and his official hostess, Mrs, Lionel Massey.Shortly afterward Rabbi Stern gave His Excellency a Hebrew bible printed in the State of Israel.- The last stop of the tour was in the auditorium of the Temple, which is currently being used in lieu of a sanctuary.The Governor-General viewed scrolls (torahs) of ancient origin, one of which had been rescued from the \u2018Nazis in Essen, Germany, by a Christian, The Governor-General listened with interest while Rabbi Stern told him of how some make lampshades by the Nazis.The Governor-General's party included his secretary, Lionel Massey, Mrs.Lionel Massey, and ADC's Capt.G.Morin, and Brig.A.Nesbitt, His Excellency, who attended: the final concert of tne\u2019 Mom- treal Symphony Tuesday evening, returned to Ottawa early yesterday morning, D.$.Penton to get McGill degree D.S.Penton, of 3834 Melrose avenue, headmaster of Lower Canada College, will be one of five men to receive honorary degrees from McGill University at the spring convocation Friday, May 29.The degree to be bestowed on him is a Doctor of Laws, honoris causa.Adlai Stevenson, twice a can- United States, will be given an honorary degree of Doctor of Literature.Stevenson will deliver the convocation address.Mr, Penton, a native of London, England, educated at Rep- ton School and New College, Ox- | ford, has been the headmaster at Lower Canada College since 1941, « ancient scrolls were used - to didate for the presidency of the\u2019 i "]