The Westmount examiner, 8 mai 1959, Cahier 1

[" High school music makers place 2nd in The Westmount High School Band was beaten by & narrow margin of three points for top honors in the opening day competition of the Ottawa Music Festival Saturday, Under the direction of Morley C.Calvert, the young musicians placed second in the \u201cA\u201d class, with a score of 90 points as against the 93 points of Ottawa's Tech, band.Their performance Saturday climaxed weeks of intensive rehearsal on two test pieces, Gos- sec's \u201cMilitary Symphony\u201d and Frank Erickson's \u201cScherzo.for Band\u201d.The band will play at the annual \u201cmeeting of\u2019 the West- _ mount Manicipal Association Tuesday, which will be attended by His Honor, Mayor J.C.Cushing, with all Westmount aldermen as guests.The Westmount Junior High School Orchestra, under the baton of Mrs.Sylvia Thomson, also took second place in its classification.Top honors here went to the Montreal Junior Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Lewis Elvin.| Members of the band are: - Billy Hersh, mâänager; Peter Lucas, James ~ Wright, Peter Henderson, David Francis, Tommy Lewis, David Dinsmore, Paul Tichauer, Stephen Lerner, Richard Brabander, Dennis Sta- thatos, David Kittredge, Joan Henderson, Paul Finlayson, Robert Clibbon, Arthur Bremer, Ronald Brabander, Maureen Atwood, Jean Simpson, Michela\u2019 Kotrly, Heather Harris, Margaret \u2018Boake, Carole Turkenik, Jacob Silberberg, Pamela Gales, Derek Gillean, Melanie Harvey, John Branch, Bonnie.Tritt, Ronald- Keymer, Alena Kotrly, Margaret Jacobs, Angela Sta- thatos, Tanalee Smith, Sharon Roth, Linda Pottel, Bradley Paterson, Susan Hersh, Susan Hausner, Nancy Hausner, Bonnie Graul, Betty Eaves, Linda Anderson, Linda Grobstein, -Pervin.Ottawa fete | Jeane Taylor, Derek Harris, Ingrid Hall, Susan Sinclair, Cecilia Leslie and Jeanne Buck- master, Members of the orchestra: Violin Jack Wise, Anne-Louise Cote, Dorothy Fieldman, Joanne Ruddy, Sherrill Dectar, Carolyn Nicholls, Susan Copeland, Vicky Barkoff, John Kittredge, John Rowe, Wendy Lawson, Sharyn Robins, Patsy Barnes, Joan Frankel, Kenneth Elliott, Walter Bloom, Evelyn Bloomfield and Wendy Patrick.Viola: Sheila Bloom, Joyce Levy, Harvey Friedman, Jackie Israel, Judy Shapiro, Judy Zimmerman.Cello: Peter Mendel], Robert Kennedy, Barbara Rubin, Peter Weldon, Anne Haualpenny.Nancy Sharpe.Double bass: Herbie Aranoff, Alex Tilley, Tim Flute: Cecilia Leslie.Oboe: Joan Varon and Grace Moore.Clarinet: Susan and Nancy Hausner.Bassoon: Pamela Gales.Horns: Michela Kotrly and Kitty Tutsh., Trumpet: Joan Henderson and Arthur Brewer.Trombones: Stephen Lerner and Ellie Robinson.Tuba: Happy | Wright.Firecrackers cause blaze Firemen were called to 326 Victoria avenue Monday at 4.26 p.m.when a pile of wood at the rear of the building was ignited Px .children, , playing, with.fire: crackers., : 4, One hose was.used to put out] the blaze, and firemen left the scene at 5 p.m.An oil-fired hot water heater at 24 Devon avehue exploded due to late ignition on Friday, but damage was negligible.Elsewhere during the week, the Westmount Fire Department was plagued with two false alarms and four calls for traces of fuel oil leakage.Dr.F.N.Gurd Dr.Fraser N.Gurd, 3180 The Boulevard, has been named a senior surgeon of the Montreal General Hospital, it was announced Wednesday by W.W.Ogilvie, president of the hospital.Son of the late Dr.Fraser B.\u2018Gurd, a former surgeon-in- Chief \u2018at thé Montreal General, Dr.Fraser N, Gurd is a graduate of McGill where he obtained the degrees of BA, MD, CM, MSc, and Diploma in Surgery.He served his internship at The Montreal General, Royal Victoria and Johns Hopkins Hospitals.In 1046-47 he held the Harrison Fellowship in Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania, A Fellow of .the Royal College of Surgeons (Canada) and of thé American College of Surgeons, he is also Diplomate American Board of Surgery.Dr.Gurd has been a member of The General Hospital's medical staff s'nce 1942 and in World War 11» he served overseas with the 6tn! Field Ambulance and No.1 Canadian General Hospital, Also promoted to the runk of senior surgeon at the same time were .Dr.Fred Woolhouse, a member of the General staff since 1946 and consultant to three other Montreal hospitals in plastic surgery; and Dr.Bric A.Macnaughton, of \u2018the\u2019 hospi-; tal's ENT départment, @ giadu- © Westmount YMCA ecco tl .\u2018 \u2019 ; to senior post ESS A DR.F.N.GURD ate of McGill, and Washington universities, who has studied in London and Edinburgh.He was formerly junior assistant surgeon at the MGH.\"ete INDEX Church News .16, 17 Classified Ads .24 Editeriais .0000000000 4 Obiltuaries 0.000.2 Sports .0.25-27 Unity Boys\u2018 Club .2 Victoria Mall .2 Women's ond Social .18-23 This Week in Weltmount .i 6 6 i ar É + Cu AVES Rte VOL.XXX.No.19 WESTMOUNT.FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 M SOME LIKE IT HOT: The sandbox in West- mount purk offers hours of endless fascina- tlon If you are one of those lucky individuals who are free and under five.Enjoying the spring sun which shone so readily this week are (J to r) Geoffrey Clarke, Nancy Argue, Audrey Clarke, and Allan Argue.For those We re te ee a a see Te Ne a te ee Tue\u201d Next week's weather crv By ERIC NEAL May 9 to 16 Generally fair with bright warm days.Risk of might showers with thunder, and morning fogs or mists to commence the week.High humidity; temperature range 50-75°# or higher in the south and 30-70°F in the north, with 60 sunny hours this week.Showers and snow (2-3) for northerm Ontario and Quebec, with gusty winds at this time normal.Ee ta a te Te \"a te Co a te Vn fe er a Roslyn H&S \u201chonors Penrose G.H.Penrose, principal of Roslyn School, who retires this year after serving as principal of the school since 1934 will be guest of honor at the Roslyn Home and School Associs- tion\u2019s meeting on Monday, May 25 at 8.30 p.m.Several presentations will be made to Mr.Penrose and the meeting will afford an opportunity to his former students to see him and say goodbye, Mayor to report present, future plans for city Mayor J.C.Cushing will report to citizens on the current state of city affairs, with a look at plans for the future when the Westmount Munloipal Association meets Tuesday, 8:15 p.m., at Victoria Hall, All Westmount citizens are invited to the meeting, at which the Westmount High Schools band will give a recital, West- mount aldermen \u2018will be guests at the gathering.The two party system is not an operating reality in Canada.charged provincial CCF leader Emile Boudreau at a meeting of the N.D.G.and Westmount CCF clubs Monday.Boudreau, provincial president of the Social Democratic Party (CCFY and an official of the United Steelworkers of Ameren, stated that the Liberal and Pro- gressive-Conservative parties are in effect a unified force.Boudreau was replacing the scheduled speaker of the evening, Quebec Federation of Labor vice-president Put Burke, who was called out of town.Present al the meeting was Mrs.Therese Casgrain, national vice-presi- dent of the CCF.A true two-party system will operate with the realization of the present movement towards unificaion of the CCF party with labor interests he told members.At present, labor has no well defined political association with any Canadian party such as in England.However, said Boudreau, al- Sorry copy who are saddled with the responsibilities of exams, families or just plain work, the warm sun Is merely a reminder of days past, when nothing detracted from the important business of maklog sandensties, mass aus ~ Tedd Church Photo Unified effect of old parties criticized in labor-CCF speech though labor Is now preparing to aid the OCF party, it is not prepared to dominate or create a \u201cclans\u201d party.He was referring to the Canadian Labor Congress convention of 1956 where the main resolu tion passed Indicated that labor wus now ready to take an active part in forming a political force which would balance the power of the two older parties.\u201cWhat we need is the co-op- eration of liberal-minded people who want reform to take place,\u201d he said.\u201cThe peuple are fed up because they know there Is no real contest in politics any more.\u201cMajor parties are actually supported by the same financial resources, so that regardless of which one is in power the results are the same.\u201d Boudreau felt that Canadians are becoming politically awake, and more aware of what political parties represent rather than who their leaders are.A provincial convention for the OCF party is scheduled for, May 16 to 18 in Montreal FERRER PES SRE CS RENE NE RE SERIE EEE ® 8 On the weekend our phones were deluged with calls from Westmount residents who complained that they didn't get their copy of the Westmount Examiner last week.\u2018We reminded them that The Examiner is now a paid-circulation journal, and if they wish to be sure of their regular of The Examiner, they have but to phone HU.9-1201 and order it.Anticipating just such a situation, we have been using this space in the paper for several weeks, telling the story of the changeover.We know people saw these items.They told us so.But you know how it is.People are busy.People are 'putter-offers\u2019.They intend to do it .and they let it slide.Don't let it slide again .for a regular copy of The Examiner, with all the local news and pictures of Westmount, and the sports news and the social and women's news .just phone HU.9-1201 for your own subscription, then we won't have tu say again .SORRY. 2 At Unity Boys\u2019 C The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 lub 3 \"spectaculars\u201d set for late May By MAURICE MARIASINE The month of May promises to be a very busy one at the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, with three special attractions scheduled for Club members and other organizations.On Friday, May 22, Club members, their parents and friends in the community, are invited to attend the Annual Hobby Show Exhibition \u2014 articles produced in our Hobby Workshops during the past season will be displayed.\u201cTalents of '59\", a two-hour variety show will be pre- \u2018sented by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Talent Parade and the Ladies Auxiliary will hold their annual food sale, On Wednesday, May 27, the Eighth Annual Table Tennis Tournament will take place at the Club.The Lions Boys\u2019 Club of Montreal will be defending the Unity Boys\u2019 Club Trophy which they won last year.Other organizations invited to participate are: Pointe St.Charles Boys\u2019 Club, Negro Community Centre, University Settlement, East End Boys\u2019 Club, Thunderbird Boys\u2019 Club of Verdun, Weredale House, Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club, West- mount YMCA, Tyndale House, St.Columba House, St.Andrews Youth Centre and the host Club, the Unity Boys\u2019 Club.On Saturday, May 30, the Sixth Annual Track and Field Meet sponsored by the Unity Boys\u2019 Club, will take place with morning and afternoon sessions.The Rotary Club of Westmount Trophy currently held by the Rosemount Boys\u2019 Club will be the principal prize.Other prizes will also be awarded to individuals on the merit point system, b W.FRIEDRICH Swiss Watch Repair Expert Temporary Address: 51 BRUCE AVE.WE.7-1855 SUITS & COATS 355 vw Made te your measure from a large selection of best English weollens.Work Guaranteed.Lodies' ond Gent's SLACKS 315 Made te measure Te Meutare ie $35., Alterations & Remodelling.Reasonable Prices Avenue Tailors & VALET SERVICE 1166 GREENE AVENUE (Just below St.Catherine) WE.3-5908 The special age categorles for boys and girls are as follows: Midget (8, 9, 10 years of age), Junlor (11, 12, 13 years of age) and Intermediate (14, 15, 16 years of age).The list of events include: 60 yard dash; running broad jump; hop, step and jump; softball throw; 100 yard dash; 220 yard run; 440 yard relay; running high jump; shot putt; % mie run and the special feature of the day, the one mile open.Invitations have been Bent to some twelve organizations.LADIES AUXILIARY Mrs.S.Simanons, President of the Unity Ladies Auxiliary announced this week, that a special meeting of the Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday, May 12 at 8 p.m.Finalization plans for the forthcoming food sale will be discussed at this meeting and all members are urgently requested to attend.SPRING BASKETBALL John McDonaugh's Hawks and eRichard Cesford's Knicks are batling it out for the House League Title in a two-game total point series.In the opening game of the finale, the Hawks defeated Knicks 52-38 and now hold a fourten point lead\u2014the second game is scheduled for this week.Hawks: John McDonaugh (14): Rodney Wilson (8); Larry Dallas (6); Keith Gavin (8); Donald Genois (7); Eugene Tabb (9).Knicks: Richard Cessford (4); Ron Otto (8); Ken Annable (8); Vic Carter (7); Donald Laviol- ette.The completion of this series will bring down the curtain on basketball activities for this year \u2014 the teams will resume next September.LITTLE LEAGUE Practices are still being held every Saturday morning at am.and Tuesday evening at 6 p.m, Coach Manny Barnoff still needs a few more players to round out his team.SOFTBAL LEAGUE The formation of softball house leagues for both boys and girls are currently being discussed.Boya and girls in the following age categories can participate\u2014 Juniors: 11, 12 and 13 years of age; Intermediates: 14, 15 and 16 years of age.Those interested are Continued on page 14) = FOR BEST SERVICE Work G CONSULT AN EXPE Equi uaranteed pped Truck FREE ESTIMATES RT FOR EACH JOB ROOFING - PLUMBING - HEATING VENTILATION - GAS BURNERS ® Day and Night Service LEO FALARDEAU 3955 ST.JAMES STREET WEST WE.5-2595 WE.3:2432 Obituaries Funeral was held from St.Leon de Westmount Church Saturday for Paul Vaillancourt, husband of the former Madeleine Panet Raymond, a partner in the firm of Vaillancourt Ltee., manufacturers, and the first French- Canadian ever to hold the post of chairman of the Red Cross Society, died Wednesday in Hotel Dieu Hospital.He was 68.Mr.Vaillancourt collapsed while walking on St.James street and was rushed to Hotel Dieu Hospital.Born in Montreal, he was educated at Mont St.Louis College and soon after his schooling, joined Vaillancourt Ltee., founded by his father.He subsequently became an executive of the Confectionary Biscuit and Chocolate Imdustries of Canada, vice-president of the Canadian Club, president of Concerts Symphoniques de Montreal, treasurer of Ste.Jeanne D'Arc Hospital, president of one of the fund raising campaigns of the French Canadian Federation of Charities of which he remained an administrator, and a director of the Montreal City and District Savings Bank.He also represented the Montreal Chambre de Commerce which assisted in an Unemployment Insurance Investigation.During World War II, he was a member of the regional consulting com- mitte of the Selective Service, the regional consulting committee of the Minister of Labor and a representative of the Wartime Prices and Sales Board.He was also a former member of the University of Montreal, Mr.Vaillancourt was president of the Quebec Provincial Division of the Canadian Red Cross.In 1952, he was awarded the Cross of Knight of the Legion of Honor by Hubert Guerin, French Ambassador to Canada, in recognition of his services in the field of cultural relations and for aid given to war victims.with \u2018Bell\u2019 A 40 year veteran of the telephone industry, Douglas W.Ferrier, 630 Carleton avemue, retired on pension Friday as vice-president of personnel of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada.he was honored by his colleagues at a dinner in the Mount Royal Club at which president Thomas W.Eadie presented Ferrier with the President's Wallei.Executive vice-president E.A.Rolph presented a silver cigarette box on behalf of his colleagues.Ferrier began his telephone career in 1919 as an assistant traffic engineer at Toronto following overseas service in World War I.In 1923, he was trans ferred to the traffic department at Montreal and served in several capacities there before In 1957, he was one of three returning to Toronto in 1930 as DOUGLAS W.FERRIER On the eve of his retirement \u2014Portrait by Nakash Veteran of 40 years ©.refires general traffic manager of the newly established western area of the Company.He retained this post until 1949 when he was named general manager of the Come pany\u2019s eastern area with headquarters in Montreal.Two years later, he was appointed assistant vice-presi- dent of operations, and in 1958, became vice-president of personnel and public relations, Several honors were accorded him during his long career.A former King's Scout, he was among the small group selected to Tepresent Canada at the Coronation of King George V.In 1915, he left the University of Toronto to enlist in the Canadian Field Artillery, and while serving overseas as a combat International Red Cross Conference in New Delhi, India.He is credited with having played an important role in discussions on draft rules governing limitations of damages to civilian populations in wartime.Mr.Vaillancourt took an active part in the Canadian decision to boycott the Russian sponsored peace conference in Paris in 1949.At that time, he took the stand that the Canadian Red Cross refused to participate because it would be supporting a political propaganda effort.He charged that totalitarian countries had ss ee: Arr ke Victoria Hall MESSE TONIGHT 6:30 p.m.Royal Trust Bowling Banquet 8 p.m.North Hatley Bowling meeting 8 p.m.Green Thumb Bowling meeting SATURDAY 8 p.m.Star-Standard Bowling meeting 8 p.m.Vandeek-Hill meeting 8 p.m.Northern \"Blectric TUESDAY 8:15 p.m.Westmount Municipal Association WEDNESDAY 12 noon Westmount Rotary Club luncheon .8 p.m.Electrical Maintenance Club THURSDAY 8 pm.Northern Blectric Council of Pioneers 8:15 p.m.Stamp Club N : Weddings, private par- Canadian delegates to the 19th* shown bad faith in the repatriation of war prisoners.A son of Emilie de Guise and J.A.Vaillancourt, former president of the Banque Canadienne Nationale, he is survived by his wife, the former Madeleine Panet-Raymond; three sons, Raymond, Dr.de Guise*and Paul jr.; two brothers, Emile Vaillancourt, a former Canadian Ambassador, and Arthur Vaillancourt; and two sisters, Mrs.J.A.Leduc, widow of Dr.J.A.Leduc, professor of the University of Montreal, and Mrs.Paul St.Germain, wife of Mr.Justice Paul St.Germain.eae ROSEDALE EDCAR A.WRAY Funeral Chapel 4911 COTE DES NEIGES ROAD South of Queen Mary at Docelles RE.1-68%8 Boa tien women's events are not | Nated, ,, » #étdre 11006 8500 a0402000OHT | officer, tary Croes.POPSET INCE our funeral home is centrally located, those visiting our establishment may do so with greater ease and convenience.BA.Tolling.BA NENG cog A 0.WHA S010 SHINBROOKE SMEET WEST Five Generations of Traditional Service Lil cJos.CUIray &BRO.FunoraL DiRECtORS { 34 Mountala St.n, Phone: 1166565, ES was awarded the Mill. ge er [RIP Oper SNR REINER PRE dt a cu aires an \u2014_\u2014_ interiors \u2014 Regd.1317 Greene Ave., WE.5-3894 ANTIQUES BOUGHT and SOLD Custom Upholstery Draperies MULLINS ANTIQUES Furniture Repairs - VOL.XXX, No.19 ES WATCH REPAIRS OHMAN'S WE.3-4046 is: TABLISHED 1899 § Certified Watchmahers JEWELLERS 1216 Greene Ave.Ottawa Adventure on fap for student I Jennifer Robinson, 624 Murray Hill, a studeñt at Westmount High School, will soon be start- tng an \u201cAdventure in Citizenship\u201d which will feature a four- day program in Ottawa, May 91-14 learning how the nation is governed.The Westmount Rotary Club, one of the many Canadian Rotary clubs which will sponsor a leading \u201call round\u201d high school student for this adventure, has Booked after transportalion and registration expérigés.7 » About 190 other selected students from the 10 provi joes will participate in the Rotdry Club of Ottawa-sponsored project.In Ottawa, the young men and women will see parliament in session and later tour the parliament in session and later tour the parliament buildings where they will receive Canadian citizenship certificates from Prime Minister Diefenbaker, They will attend a series of lectures on government and po- fitical science at Carleton University and will be shown both the present and future National Capital by the National Capital |- Commission.* The itinerary will include a visit to Rideau Hall (Governor General Massey's residence) the National Museum, the National Gallery and a detailed tour of the RCMP barracks and crime la- oratories, { Students taking part were selected on the basis of scholastic standing, participation in school activities and ability in public Speaking.After their adventure än citizenship is over, students are scheduled to describe their experiences and impressions to home-town audiences.| Rheumatic Society | drive set May 15 A two-week campaign for 5119.00 to aid the work of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society will open May 15.it was announced Tuesday.i Funds wil go towards expansion of the Quebec branch of the Society, and research to aid the 50,000 disabled and 115,000 partially disabled Canadians who, 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 own material made up.© REPAIRING © REMODELLING © REFITTING QUICK SERVICE F.L.SILVER LADIES' & GENT'S TAILOR 1235 Greene Ave.WE.#444 Hi Jt though doctors stress that of treatment.SYRARORALICIR EI RPr D at anato used a tu T RETARDED CHILDREN'S Saturday has been declared Retarded Children\u2019s Day and thousands of local residents and school children will be distributing tags TAG DAY: left to right, \u2014 Helping to organize this drive are: \u2014 Mrs.LR.Schiffer, Cote Saint Luc; Mrs, Chairman, N.D.G.; Mes, J.1.Mrs.Geo.Cross.Co-Chairman, Jamieson, Zone Drysdale and D.K.not associated The sex adjustment of parenis and the mental health of children have little to do with one another, contrary to current opinion, two West End doctors reported to the American Psychiatric Association in Philadelphia leon Friday.Both on the staff of McGill University, Dr.Nathan Epstein, psychiatrist, 4342 Sherbrooke street west, and William A, Westley, sociologist, 149 Westminster avenue north, made a four-year study of nine families with adolescent children, The findings were unexpected, the two researchers stated, but established that in the group of families studied, there was no firm relationship between the parents and the average level of emotional health ameng their children.Surprisingly, the opposite seemed to apply more in these families, all of which were white, Protestant, and Anglo-Saxon.\u201cOther clinical data,\u201d the report ran, \u2018supports the finding that some of the best adjusted and integrated families had a¥ poor parental sexual relationship, while some of those with the poorest adjustment had a satisfactory parental sexual relationship.\u201d ?A more important aspect in the role of parents in the mental health of children was the cooperation and mutual support between parents.À strongly paternal father was found to be a key factor in well adjusted children.are the victims of rheumatic diseases.Rescarchers are interested in discovering the cause and prevention of rheumatic disease, a release from the Society stated.No known drug, diet or other remedy has yet been known to effect an absolute cure, al- djegnosis \u2018is the key to sticce Sex adjustment, mental health claim doctors Reporting to the Associn- tion on studies carried out at the Queen Mary Veterans\u2019 Hospital were Dr.Harry Grauer, 5094 Victoria avenue.and Dr.G.J.Sarwer-Foner, 613 Cote St.Antoine road.The docters had kept histories of patients treated five to 10 years ago with sub-coma insulin and psychotherapy.Many were reported to be well integrated into the community, and working at jobs.It was emphasized that the basic personality structures of the patients were not altered through treatment.In successful cases the treatment had supported the patients during turbulent or threatening life situations.Among those treated 10 years ago, 90 per cent needed no psychiatric rehospitalization; over 74 per cent are working and well integrated in society.Of those treated five years ago.62 per cent are working and 79 per cent did not need to return to hospital at all.Tagging held tomorrow for retarded Tomorrow is the official tag day for the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (Quebec) Inc.The purpose of the drive is to raise funds to continue the work for the School for Retarded Children, \u201cWithout help,\u201d a spokesman for the Association has stated, \u201ca retarded child cannot live: he will only exist.\u201d Tagging chairman for West- mount is Mrs.G.E.Cross, 434 Clarke avenue, (WE.5-2517), Classic burglars probably experls Inspector Lowson ot the \"Westmount Police Force stated that burglars who looted the \u2018home of a prominent businesi- \u201cquan on Saturday night are probe ably speclalists in their field.\u201cAlthough they were armed,\u201d he said, \"they were careful not to harumi the man and his family, whom they had tied up.\u201d Lionel Rudberg, his wife, A 23-year-old daughter and threo servants were bound and gaguet by thieves who ransacked there home, 46 Belvedere Place, Sate urday.The family and staff, sure prised by the four masked gunmen who invaded the Rudberg home about 10 pan.Saturday werc tied with cords ripped front venetian blinds and gagged with adhesive tape.The bandits, who wore nylon stocking masks, spent one half hour looting the 13-room house of jewelry, cash and other articles.The value of the gems has not been determined but i ! believed to be considerable.Police disclosed that about , $800 in cash, $380 of which way | American currency, was also taken, The family told police they heard a noise in the basement about 9 p.m.but did not find anything wrong when they ine vestigated.Police believe that the gang gained entry about that time and waited until the household had retired before staging the raid.who has requested any teenagers or adults willing to volunteer {or tagging to contact her.\u201cAll families are vulnerable to mental retardation,\u201d the spokesman concluded.\"Such children need special help, and every child has a right to it.\u201d Taking the train at Parking Space Available 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) Westmount Station ?HU.6-0767 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 to visit JOE FRANEY Formerly of Montreal West, has now joined our staff and invites all his former patrons @ Plenty of FREE Parking Available Westmount NO INCREASE Our prices are still Below The Dolior Joha W.Sancton President end Publisher Trocy S.Ludington, Editor Lew Miller, Managing Editor THE Examiner Serving the City of Westmount since 1935 5135 Western Avenue \u2014 HUnter 9-320) Friday, May 8, 1959 Head Office: 2185 Hampton Ave, Montreal 28 WESTMOUNT Hunter 1-2771* Hugh E.McCormick Chairmen Hugh R.Mount, Advertising Manager Miss Evelyn McKinnon, Classified pa Circulation The Examiner aims lo be an Independent, clean newspaper for the home, devoted to public service.Mal} subscriptions: $2.$1.25 half year.Five cents a copy.per year; Authorized as 2nd Class Mudd, Post Office Dept, Ottawa WE SAY Westmount waits word on Western ITH Montreal pouring more and more traffic into Westmount at the dinner-time rush- hour now that Burnside has been opened up, local officials are waiting for word on developments that will force action on the widening of Western avenue.Official thinking here is that it probably won't happen this year, and maybe not next ycar.But come it must \u2014 and from the standpoint of motorists, the sooner the better.Two months ago West- mount\u2019s public works officials heard a rumor that there was some action imminent.but a check with Montreal proved the rumor exaggerated, The whole matter, of course, ties in with the master-plan for island- wide traffic arrangements, and in the long run will probably wind up on the doorstep of Metro, Next project St.Catherine ITH expropriation proceedings concluded after two and a half years for the property required to swing the western end of St.Catherine street round in an arc to Claremont, Westmount's engineers are planning the last step in the development, To complete the project, St.Catherine will be extended west, along what is now York avenue, swinging in a quarter circle to meet the south end of Claremont.Plan is to call the new segment St.Catherine street, right up to Western avenue.The move is a good one, and should be and aid to traffic at this point.YOU SAY Judge underlines right of arrest Sir: The increase in major and minor crimes has reached an alarming degree.This applies more particularly to the larger rather than the smaller municipality.The case with which erim- inals secure dangerous weapons makes the task of the police officer all the more hazardous.The bandits who rob banks, waylay and assault citizens, -nd burglarize homes and offices, do not hesitate to shoot the police officer who must in the performance of his sworn duty arrest the culprit, be the risks what they may.1t is forgotten that although the policeman is the guardian of the peace he is nevertheless entitled to the aid of the citizen.The policeman can at all times when in peril, call upon any passing citizen to help him, even though it entails a risk for the citizen.This is perhaps not generally known since lhe average layman is not acquainted with certain sections of the criminal code.A few weeks ago u brave citizen of Westmount held criminals at bay who he found in his garage.His wife in the meantime phoned the police who took the culprits into custody.They are now in prison.In acting as he did, the Westmount citizen performed a duty incumbent upon every law abiding citizen to carry out.Section 30 of the Criminal Code reads as follows: \u201cEveryone who witnesses a breach of the peace is justified in interfering to prevent the continuance or renewal g thereof and may detain any person who commits or is about to join in or to rencw the breach of the peace for the purpose of giving him into custody of a peace officer, if he uses no more force than is reasonably necesary to prevent the continuance or renewal of the breach of the peace or than is reasonably proportioned to the danger to be apprehended from the continuance or renewal of the breach of the peace.\u201d In other words, the citizen, if menaced by an armed criminal, can resort to force with whatever weapon he can find to hold the intruder until the arrival of the police, The threatened officer can call upon the citizens in the Queen's name to help him and any citizen who refuses to come to his assistance is guilty of an offence.Section 110 of the Code says: \u201cNeglect to aid police or pence officer or refusal without reasonable excuse lo THEY SAY Whatever enslaves man is opposed fo the divine government, Truth makes man free.\u2014 Mary Baker Eddy : eation Dr.Alfred Lloyd Smith astoral honor receives In a world where lonely people crowd the doors of psychiatrists\u2019 offices, or spin their lives out in solitary toil, Dr.Alfred Lloyd Smith, a good friend and pastor to the hundreds who have been and are members of Dominion Douglas Church for the past 28 years, has a remedy, \u201cThe best friend that every anyone had.\u201d This is a phrase that Dr.Smith has used countless times in referring to Jesus Christ, and a key to his general approach to life.Last night he received one of the most signal honors \u2019 that can be accorded to a minister of the democratically organized United Church: an honorary Doctorate of Divinity from the United Theological College.This public recognition climaxes a 51-year career as a minister, during which Dr.Smith admits his greatest satisfaction has come from his pastoral rather than administrative duties.Yet he has been unable to escape the administrative tasks which fall to an able man, judging by the four and one-half inches of type devoted to him in \u201cWho's Who in Canada.1957\", He is vice-chairman of the board of governors of the United Theological College; a member of the board of governors of Divinity Hall in Montreal; president of the Greater Montreal Council of Churches, and ex-chairman of the home missions board of the United Church.Born in Varna, Ontario.October 1, 1886, Dr.Smith was the son of a Methodist minister, the late Rev.Alfred Ernest Smith, BD.As a youth he worked as a clerk in the Merchants Bank of Acton and Hamilton, and in 1907 embarked upon his study of the Methodist ministry.\u201cBack in 1908 every young prospective minister had to do two years on a circuit\u201d, recalls Dr.Smith.\u201cI spent my two years as a probationer in RH I Wa assist a public officer or peace officer in the execution of his duty in arresting a person or preserving the peace, after having reasonable notice that he is required to do so, 18 guilty of an indictible offence and is liable to imprisonment for two years.\u201d This embodies the old common law of England which makes every subject of Her Majesty a guardian of the peace.I have occasion to state that we would give the members of our protection forces every possible co-operation.As a rule the police get more bricks than bouquets.In view of the atlacks upon the police by criminals and hoodlums we should give them the respect and support to which they are entitled, They are officers of the law every bit as much as the judges before whom felons are brought.The members of the West- mount Police Department must measure up to high standards of efficiency and courage notwithstanding the rare instance of new recruits forgetting their oath of office ee merit ever, n fro on By JANE BARTLETT Stromness and Cedarville, Ontario.\u201d In 1909 he returned to Victoria College in Toronto to earn his BA in 1913.In 1914 he received his MA, in 1915 his Bachelor of Divinity, and in 1928 his Doctorate of Divinity.In addition he took the full course at the Ontario College of Education, and is qualified as a public or high school teacher, Upon graduation he was appointed financial secretary and lecturer at Victoria College, and in 1917 he was invited to be minister of the Elm street Methodist * Church in downtown Toronto.\u201cI loved the pastoral work, and was very happy there,\u201d he recalls.\u201cI had been there à \u2018year and a half when the board of missions appointed (Continued on page 15) A.LLOYD SMITH, BA, BD, DD \u201cThe best friend ever\u201d Tribute to a neurosurgeon By TRACY 8, LUDINGTON THE untimely death of Dr, William Cone, one of the great neurosurgeons of our time, doubtless has brought many of his achievements and personality traits sharply into focus for those who knew him.I recall the remarkable stature of the man on an occasion when his mettle was tried to the limit, and he measured up to the challenge.Dr.Cone, in my estimation, was a great man for many reasons, but one added reason was the fact that he became great in the shadow of another great neurosurgeon, Dr.Wilder Penfield.It is never easy to make a mark in any profession while standing alongside one of the great masters.The occasion I recall was the tragic situation surrounding the fall in a bathtub of Lord Tweeds- muir, then Governor-Gen- eral of Canada.He was rushed to Montreal and to the ot mol Ser ey inten \u2018 surgery, he underwent extensive surgery with Dr.Penfield performing an operation, If memory serves me rightly, the patient was almost seven hours on the operating table.The next day, a Saturday, another operation was deemed necessary.Again it was a long, gruelling performance.Dr.Cone officiated.When the patient was out of the operating room, Dr.Cone came downstairs to the room in which he had left his hat and coat, He was obviously exhausted, and under severe strain.In my capacity as a reporter, I drew him into a_conversation, hoping for some word on the condition of the Gov- ernor-General, which was a very closely guarded secret, Dr.Cone was polite, understanding, considerate, He talked about neuro- mainly about the genius of a great neuro-surgeon, \u2014 Dr, Pen- afield.a + pu \u2018 me.- POE SPA memes em \u2014 ré The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, Moy 8, 1959 5 Expanding metro areas tax Red Feather services A strong call for help from Montreal business concerns was made today at the annual meeting of Red Feather Services by C.F.Carsley, President of Welfare Federation of Montreal, \u2018He urged businessmen to give the lead in extending and raising the level of giving to Red Feather's annual drive.Mr.Carsley said it was in the interest of business to see that the base of giving to Montreal's largest annual MISS M.LAMONT Principal of The Study Basic program of The Study not to change The study is not planning to change ils basic program or make any marked expansions when it moves into its new home on 1 Braeside Place next year.According to Margaret Lamont, headmistress of the school since 1952, \u201cthe purpose of the move is to provide adequate accommodation for the number of pupils we have already.\u201d Present facilities are a far cry from the small room on Drummond dtreet which housed the Study's first six pupils but they are still not adequate for the school's needs.\u201cIn the last few years the world around us has been changing rapidly,\u201d says Miss Lamont, \u201cCote des Neiges road is a busy and incredibly noisy thoroughfare, causing too many problems of noise within the school! and traffic right outside it.\u201d \u201cAs tre community spreads, children from the Lakeshore, Westmount and other districts can't go home for lunch because of the difficulty of transportation.\u201d The Study has been in existence since 1915 and moved several times before reaching their present site im 1921.Margaret Gascoigne, who founded and operated the \u201c school, established its tradition as a real \u2018study,\u2019 giving lessons in history, english and latin to very young children.The present building on Sea- forth road was leased from the late S.H.Ewing, who took a great personal interest in the school's activities and did all he could to improve the building which he himself built nearly sixty years ago.Even with this help, accommodations proved insufficient.and in 1935 the second building on Cote des Neiges road was added.One of the most important recent changes at the school is the conversion of a small study room into a library which contains 15,000 books.Miss Lamont came to The Study in 1952, after serving on the teaching staff of Bishop Strachan\u2019's School in Toronto for 22 years.: A graduate of the University of Toronto with a post graduate degree from Oxford University in England, she recelved her early education in Western Canada.\u201cI at- \u2018tended four \u2018séhéols there,\u201d she says, \u201cpublic school; : an tion dealing with economic and + wx at new site experimental model school, and finally Regina College.\u201d The Study numbers many important people among its graduates.One of them is Mrs.Isabe! Dobell official Curator of Prints and Documents at the McCord Museum, whose book \u2018Words Without End\u201d is now being translated into Genman.Another graduate of whom the school is proud is Mrs.Dorothy Osborne, member of the Department of Extermal Affairs in Ottawa and chief of the sec- social activities at the United Nations.pe tm tr Tax arrears up to March at $445,910 The city of Westmount finance committee reported $46,539 collected in the current year up to and including the month of March.Arrears and interest collected amounted to $18,084, making a total of $64.623.Tax arrears March 31 amounted to $394,334, being 11.23 per cent of the levy as compared with arrears in 1958, amounting to $445910 (14.14 per cent of the levy).appeal was broadened each year.The President said that, in \u201c spite of a general recession in 1958, the ycar had seen a general improvement in the financing and the programs of Welfare Federation's Red Feather services.While planning for this lead to greatly Improved service programs.Montreal Diet Dispensary had moved to new premises on Lincoln avenue, Children's Service Centre was putting finishing touches to a new building financed by prl- fall's Red Feather campaign was well advanced no one was com- & placent about its outcome because of the 90 campaigns which are scheduled to appeal to citizens during the year.The 1958 campaign raised $1.- 810,000, an all-time high for Red Feather, Mr.Carsley said.PROVINCIAL GRANTS Mr.Carsley stated that a provincial government grant of $50,000 divided between the Family Welfare Association and the Children's Service Centre, Red Feather's two largest agencies in the family welfare and child care fields, had been provided in 1958.An additional grant of 6 per cent of all provincial government relief funds vate individuals and the provincial government in Were- dule Park and the Family Welfare Association was planning a move to new buildings which would enable it to offer much wider family counselling services, The year 1858 could be termx! a constructive yeat in the financing of Red Feather services, the Budget Committee Chairman said, Even when it was impossible to move outwards because ol lack of funds it was still possible to find ways and means of improving agency scrvices to thg community.=' »P © 00006000 00 PBfo eo 0000 0000000604 \u201cYOUR PHOTO DEALER WHERE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY! administered by Red Feather agencies had also been made.These grants, plus improved giving in the campaign, had done much, stated the President, to reduce Red Feather's financial deficit which had reached critical proportions two years ago.There was some hope that the six per cent grant for relief administration would be increased this year.together with rate improvements for different categories of public relief.Mr.Carsley urged the City of Montreal to raise its grant to the four welfare federations to the $400,000 level at which it stood before 1958 when the previous administration reduced it to $350,000.He said that Red © Feather had been given to understand by the mayor that the grant would be lifted to its former level and was hopeful that this would take place.The welfare leader revealed that recently the three English- speaking welfare federations had approached the city for a special grant to compensate them for services performed by their health and welfare agencies which were not covered by the regular annual three Red Feather agencies had just completed moves or were contemplating moves to new quarters, which would FIREWORKS SEE 'AL' \u2014 THE FIREWORKS KING \u2014 FOR A ROYAL CELEBRATION ON VICTORIA DAY, MONDAY, MAY 18th COME TO FIREWORKS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BIGGEST SELECTION OF HANDS AND BROCKS FIREWORKS IN MONTREAL SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ° For community and mass displays by clubs and other organizations, Displays $25 - $50 Rockets, Mines, Flares, Bombshells, Star Shells, etc.SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION OPEN DAILY FROM 8 AM.TO 9 P.M.grant.Mr.Caratey announced that ERVICE STORE 5255 Sherbrooke St.Between Northcliffe and Decarie\u2014Just 4 blocks west of Cloremont $100 and wp W.HU.4-8936 IREW 2.Le FUN FOR IT'S THE FAMILY CELEBRATION OF THE YEAR QUEEN'S HOLIDAY \\MAY W.HAND FIREWORK 18™ S CO.LTD., PAPINEAUVILLE, P.Q. 6 Deputy PM will speak at YPC meet \u2018The annual meeting of the St Antoine-Westmount Young Progressive Conservative Association will take place next Wednesday evening at 815 in the Westmount Junior School Auditorium, The guest speaker on this oc- High casjon will be the Honorable Howard Green, Minister of Pub- tic Works and Deputy Prime Minister, Prior to Green's address, Association will hold its election «of officers.The nominating committee will propose the following slate: president; Gavin Ross, vice-pre- &idents; Brian Gallery, Joyce McEwan and James Fraser trea- sarer; Richard Hutchison, recording secretary; Joanne Allison, corresponding secretary; Timothy Carsley.This meeting is open to the &enerul public.ALE & PORTER FREE DELIVERY HU.4-354] FAST SERVICE © Fresh Fruit end Vegetables Daily.@ Groceries end imported Delicacies.NATIONAL | \u201cThe Meme of Fine Feeds\u201d 4845 Sherbrooke St.West (near Victoria) The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 - he | ! Ey fae J qu the for May 27 and 28.STUDENT ART WINNERS: J.Bartlett Morgan, left, member of the Montreal Museum Council, ners of the Juliette T.Gelinay Award, (1 to r) Bernard Kesiel, second prize, Michel Blanchard, first prize, and Andre Theroux, third prize.Al three are members of the Institute of Graphic Arts of the Province of Quebec.Judging the contest were Gerard Beaulieu, J.Bartlett Morgan, A.T.Galt Durnford, Maurice Raymond.director of l'Evole des Beaux Arts, Leonard Myer and Gerard Caron.At right Is Albert Dumouchel, well known painter and chief of the printing section of the Institute.The Julfette Gelinas Award Is given for winning program cover designs for the Fete des Fleurs, which is scheduled poses with the three win- This Week 10 days.choose the choosiest people TWI-NIGHTER venetian blinds Cali the experts in your neight:ourhood: CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS LIMITED for estimates on: TWI-NIGHTER YENETIAN BLINDS COMBINATION ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS MODERNFOLD DOORS AND WINDOW SHADES Complete Renovation Service HU.1-7789 \u2014 24 Hour Telephone Service Hugh M.MeCrecken Trade-In Offer on Twi-Nighter Blinds Still in Effect CONNOR VENETIAN BLINDS LTD.5 UNION AVE rite st.Pierre WwW 1-178 rl , - \u20ac \u2014 7 y eye, br baat WESTMOUNT by Valentina Rahr H.CARL GOLDENBERG, QC, Roslyn avenue, is one of the three Canadians named to serve on a five-member Jamaica Commission of Inquiry into matters connected with the current deadlock in a labor dispute, involving three unions that bargain for sugar workers in the Caribbean Island.80,000 workers are affected, and the economic welfare of the island is threatened.The commission was created at the request of the three unions, and will investigate: the causes of the strike; matters arising out of the claims of the unions in regard to the sugar crop workers; and finances.Hearing began on Tuesday in Kingston, and are expected to last about \u201cChildren have extremely rich xcapabilities for personal self-ex- pression before the formal educational processes set in is the director of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts educational department.\u201cThe purpose of our schoo] is not so much to discover or nurture artistic talent, but to find out how far the visual arts go in tracing individual character development.\u201d A school run along informal lines, with a policy of voluntary attendance has shown the scope of these capacities.At the closing exhibition, a class of 8-year olds held the attention of parents, and surprising lucid conceptions appeared on the canvasses.A student at this class is Charles Gurd, 8, son of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Gurd, Grosvenor avenue, and a pupil at St.George's School, Mme.Rose Goldblatt, Elm avenue, well known pianist, will be giving a Brahms Recital over CBM on Sunday, May 17.Her two children, Jon, 10, and Nina, \u20188, pupils of Queen's School, won first prize in the junior two- piano section, at the music festival held at the University of Montreal.Miss Viola Russell, Cote St.Antoine road, was a leader of the Canadian Girls in Training movement for three years.The group meets regularly at Calvary Church in Westmount.Programs are carried out for girls up to the age of 17.It was reported recently at a CGIT conference held in Toronto, that there are 38,000 girls, with more than 3,500 leaders in Canada.Sponsoring body is the Department of Christian Education of the Canadian Council of Churches.\u2018Quebec laws limit the rights of married women and degrade every woman in Canada\u201d a discussion group concluded at the 1d 20 ttre > 4 opinion of Dr.Arthur Lismer,, Westmount YMCA A Executive secretary { attends 'Y\u2019 meeting G.Lloyd Welton, executive secretary of the West- mount YMCA, returns today from a special staff training | conference for representatives of the YMCA at Far Hills \u201cInn in the Laurentians.| Stated Welton: \u201cThis confer- , ence js being held to help prepare members of the staff to develop A design for training and supervision of leaders and staff.\u201d At the conference C.Armstrong of the Bell Telephone Company will speak on \u2018\u201cTraining in Business and Industry.\u201d Present at the conference also are Arnold Ward of the Canadian National Council, and Professor Jean Robert Rae of Sir George Williams College, LEARN TO SWIM During the past 3.weeks 118 boys and girls (aged 6-12) representing every Westmount School, have been taking Learn To Swim Classes at the West- mount Y pool under the expert direction of Miss Nellie de Vos and Mrs, Alice Crosby.Half hour instruction classes are being given to 67 boys and girls on Monday and Thursdays day and Friday.These clasves will run for another two weeks.¢ 4 eration of Liberal Women here.\u201cAll Canadian women should be concerned that thie rights\u2018of married women in Quebec are curtailed by laws based on the old French Civil Code.\u201d Mrs.H.F.Reusing, president of St.Antoine - Westmount association, proposed that Liberal women's groups throughout Quebec undertake study programs and form a single front on the issue.Louise Robertson, Roslyn School student, has won honorable mention in the annual essay contest sponsored by the Royal Commonwealth Society of Montreal.More than 2,000 entries were received.Prizes will be presented at the Empire Day Dinner at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and to 51 boys and girls on Tues- on May 21.LAST CHANCE A second course for all ages will start the week of May 11.Although registrations have been coming in very well, there are still a few vacancies and parents wishing to enroll their child, are urged to act quickly, to avoid disappointment.No special learn-toswim classes will be offered again this summer for children under 9 years of age after this second five» weet course is completed.Fure ther information may be secured by calling at the Westmount YMCA or phoning WE.7-3916.TUNING-UP TIME : \u2018The Physical Department is running a spring check-up class on Wednesdays, beginning this week at 7 p.m.for men.A sie milar class for women starts on Tuesdays at 7 p.m.Classes will consist of exercise, & recreative sport such as badminton, or volleyball followed by a swim or shower.Spring is here\u2014so why not get your spring check-up at Westmount Y and realty enjoy your summer activities.MORE SWIMMING With summer fest approaching now is the time to brush up your swimming by joining the Y and taking part in its varied swim program consisting.of fa- - miky swims on Friday night or the mixed adult swim periods on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights.If you require swim instruce tion\u2014classes will commence Tuesday, May 12 at 8 p.m.for ladies, and on Wednesday, May 13 at 9 p.m.for men.Should earlier lessons be required, please consult with me at WE.7-3916.Lessons will be free to ail members and M for nonmembers.Courses will run until the end of June.Registration is now open to both men and wemen, OPEN SUNDAYS To Serve You Better FREE ! .Antique Cor Glass with every 3.50 purchase of Esso gasoline SPECIAL ! Wet Wash $1.00 Removes winter's seit end grime from yowr cer \u2018convention uf: tie National Ted-:| © Atlas Tires and Batteries © Simonizing WE GIVE \"PINKY\" STAMPS Hundreds of wonderful premiums od 2 @ Lubrication WALLY WARD'S fpikkr) | Service Station {Corner Western and Claremont) HU.4-3763 MU.6-0174 Imperial Hardware Ce: FURNITURE HARDWARE 1370 GREENE AVE.WE.3-2116 We carry a complete range of MODERN and TRADITIONAL Hardware for FURNITURE and INTERIORS Retail and Wholesale Suppliers to Cabinet Makers, Interior Decorators, Forniture Refinichers The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1939 7 Westmount's Own Newspaper \u2014- THE - WESTMOUNT EXAMINER | | Is now more conveniently located \u201cin Bright, New Offices at 5135 WESTERN AVENUE Suite One (Corner Vendome) \" Come in and see us or phone | ; _ HU.9-1201 .DISPLAY ADVERTISING ~~ .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING .SUBSCRIPTIONS | For Your Added Convenience Classified Ads may be placed on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings : - from 5 to 8:30 by phoning HU.1-2771 | ré, [OE \u2014 4 à : i i ; , u .4 a à 8 J \"0H IT adit YI gre 1 À oe ; : J ) adhe NAD po ES 4 N ., v \" J Aa you bite 66 By LAURENT PRICE The Shriners\u2019 Hospital for Crippled Children received «.donation of $125.00 from patrons and employees of the Windsor Steak House early this week .Harry Labe the restaurants owner presented the windfall which had te en collected in a giant container to two of the hospital's H.Spence and G.H.Whittall | The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, governors, J.People and Places Jack Kember feted by friends at La Roma cafe prior to his departure for Australia last weck .Roger Couil- L.rd, genial manager at the Montelair Inn Ste.Adele, Jools forward to a boom summer scason, as do most inn owners in the Laurentians .Collie Ramsay and his nuractive wife, Doris cut some fine recordings of Porgy nd Bess , .he and his smopth rythmie piano are now lr'ding forth at the Bellevue Lounge .| .speaking of the Ontario street show-place reminds us that Billy Daniels opens there May 9 .regardless of what vou think of is talents, Liberace works like a real \u201cpro\u201d and devotes cvery second on stage to give the paying customers their movey's worth .Betty Gall, the popular and enterprising Laurentian resort area promotion gal, is no longer with the Far Mill Inn .Jack Bristowe and his pretty daughter, Michael, dining at tbe Pavillon in the LaSalle ho 1 .he's the piano and film man .two of the l'Anglais freres, Paul and Simon, lunching at Chez Stien on Mackay street ©.Wilfred Pelletier a recent guest at the Croydon .J.Horman, the new manager at the Au Lutin Qui Bouffe, announces a very new piglet .we J now a guy in Rosemere who made a small bundle on Tomy I.¢ in the Derby last Saturday , .we speak with some autboritv on his little triumph as we happened to make a contribution to the pot .On our Vermont, New York, New Hampshire, Eastern Townships and Laurentian beat reports coming in have the golf lay-outs in the areas coming along in great shape .Fern Baril at the Stork Club on Guy street, has a new decorating job going on i.t his well-known establishment .That's all, folks.Be around next week, please, CLEAN gh RG eT IS CT I RI CE RES I C A Sharps, Flats and Naturals A disappearing era By Frances Goltman FL RIMINI Fd SI EO AR A CTH NS WHAT HAS HAPPENED to the music teachers who give public recitals?Some present private musicales in their studios but these cannot be counted as public demonstrations.There are so few that give concerts open to the public nowadays that one wonders if it is because of ACESS Ee TAON, some of the following reasons: T t berin 90 N (1) lack of interest, (2) too presently num g members (a very small group ff > °, - much effort to prepare a con considering all the hers cert, (3) The teacher does not .In our city, French, English ?h y \u2019 \u2018ave enough material for pub- 1d the y new Canadians n nv - » - ie performance, (4) too expen who are qualified) has 2 Stu- sive.(5) They are afraid to lent Recitals every season.show their work publicly, or E i 3 (6) most of their class refuse h her ls allowed two entries, one pupil in the Jun- lor Recital and one in the Senior, or if they wish, 2 In either concert.It may come as a surprise to readers that It Is the same few teachers each season who avall themselves of this opportunity with a sprinkling of others.THIS YEAR'S two recitals, Junior on Saturday, April 25th and Senior (13 years and over) last Saturday, May 2nd had no publicity in either French or English press, therefore the public could only be informed through mouth to mouth conversation.The press has always inserted.a notice when informed but they could not have known about it.Both concerts took place in the Auditorium of the Provincial Conservatory on St.Denis street, a hall that seats around 750 people.The attendance at each event was pathetically small, to play, \u2014% THE , Cavelier ROOM Luncheon Dinner Dancing Air-Conditioned Always Ample Parking For Reservations Just Call UN6-6492 Hote À ue aa ma ES 8 sr\u201d vif Aes = aren nore RN \u2014 nits 2 \u201c12 | Poudriere stages | Top de Benedetti play \u201cTrente Secondes d'Amour\u201d, a modern light comedy by Alde De Benedetti, will be the next production a La Poudiere.The French version of that Italian play which was enjoyed so much by audiences three weeks ago, it will open on Wednesday, May 13, on St.Helen's Island.The cast will include Nina Dia- conesco who recently won honors at the last Dr:«ma Festival with her direction and acting of \u201cLe Militaire Fanfaron™ by Plante.Miss Diaconesco will also direct this play.Others in the cast are Pierie Boucher, Georges Carriere, Luce Tricanne, Monique Aubry, Paule Bayard, Felicia Piatti, Marce) Cabay Yves Massicotte and Roland Lepage.Jean Fournuier de Belleval, the theatre's architect, has designed the setting for this production.Jimmy Tapp to MC show for retarded A variety show MC\u2019'd by TV and radio personality Jimmy Tapp and sponsored by the Menorah Group of the Association for Mentally Retarded Children will be held at 7:15 p.m.Sunday in the Salon Dore of the Queen\u2019s Hotel, The event will be in aid of summer camping for mentally retarded children.Mrs, Ida Horne is president of the Menorah Group.whose members are from N.D.G., Saint Laurent, Cote Saint Luc and the Town of Mount Royal, The program was organized by Mrs.Ruth Taylor.Mrs, Howard Wiener is ticket convenor, HOW MANY TEACHERS entered pupils?Only 23 members and of this number, 12 had two students each.I will list them alphabetically with an (x) beside each teacher who entered two students.All entries were pianists with the exception of 2 violin students, a junior and a senior, 9 and 23 years, a soprano, a basso and a quartet of adult singers.Teachers ., .Alice G.Anders, Viola Benson, Fleurette Beauchamp (x), Gerard Boucher, (St.Hyacinthe), Juliette Biuette, Philip S.Cohen (x), Jeanne Daoust (x), Peul de Marky (x) Pointe Claire, Frances Goltman (x), Dorothy Hill, Gilbert Hill (x), Edna-Marie Hawkin, Irene Husaruk, Leon Kofmann, Mrs.Heyninx-Lens- sens (x), Alice Postner (x), Doris Parkes, Alice S.Ruten- berg (x), Rejane B.Reid (Cha- teauguay Heights).Karl Steiner (x), Sonia Sinek (x), Daphne Sandercock (x) and Vera B.Slatkin (x).IT IS INDEED A sad situation when some parents de not even come to hear their own offspring.Fewer high school pupils play because they have so many outside Interests and spend so much time watching television that when they are asked by the teacher to play in a recital they are allowed to do as they wish.YEARS AGO IT WAS AN honor to be asked and a privilege to play in a recital and many paren.s took it for granted that their child would take part.The old order has certainly changed.Is it for the better?To produce good music studen:s these days is a hard assignment for any teacher considering the fact that the majority of pupils take a half hour lesson once a week and the average siudent practises very little, SAYING OF THE WEEK: Concentration is my motto first honesty, then industry, then concentration.ANDREW CAR: NBGIE.1835-1919, Cer RE Producer-director\u2019Ken Withers of the Place des Arts Gala Show, slated for the Forum Tuesday, May 12, at 8:30 p.m.is having trouble \u2014 but it's the kind of trouble any producer would welcome.\u201cWe planned a big show,\u201d says Mr.Withers,\u201d but we never dreamed our fine artists and musical organizations would come forward in such numbers and offer to perform in behalf of the Place des Arts Campaign.\u201d The campaign, incidentally, which will ask the public to subscribe $3,500.000, of the $8,500,- 000, needed 10 construct the first phase of the city's long-awaited centre for the performing arts, gets underway May 9 and continues through to May 23 inclusive.The Provincial government and the City of Montreal are each contributing $2.500,000 to the project.As the producer pointed out, the list of stars is growing.Tenor Andre Turp, violinist Ida Haen- del and Montreal's own Grands Ballets Canadiens -\u2014 the latter group directed by Ludmilla Chiriaeff \u2014 have now joined the Gala cast.Where at first it was thought that the Montreal Symphony might be available at two- thirds strength, the generosity of the Musicians\u2019 Guild and the Music Performance Trust Fund of the Recording Industry has made it possible to present Dr.Pelletier's fine aggregation with the full 85-complement orchestra.Added to this, Art Morrow's award-winning Jazz Orchestra will provide musical variety and * contrast, and the Montreal Elgar and Les Jeunesses Musicales © On Our © Open © Broiler = § eo cHors ® STEAKS © SHASHLIK STE.MARGUERITE HIGHWAY STE.ADELE EN BAS - CA.9-4494 stars appear at Forum for \u2018Place des Arts\u2019 show choirs, directed by Gifford Mitchell and Marcel Laurencelle respectively will be heard in choral music, sacred and standard.Choristers from the Catholie and Protestant schools will add an attractive note of youth to the big Forum program.Other solo stars include singer Maureen Forrester and pianist Neil Choiem.Miss Forrester, perhaps the finest contralto to emerge on the Montreal scene in many decades, owes an assist to- the stork in being able to make the Gala show on schede ule.The singing star became the mother of a baby boy last Sunday.Neil Chotem, heard frequently over the radio and TV networks, is a western Canada product who came to Montreal some 15 years back and forthwith proe ceeded to carve a permanent niche for himself in the concert scene.The Gala Show will be an ape proximately two-hour presenta= tion, and enthusiasm on the pube lics side is reaching new heights daily with busy Place des Arts staffers filling requests for tickets.With only 11,000 seats available, and admission free, a jam-packed house seems assured, and ticket-seekers are advised to write, enclosing stamped, self-addressed envelope, as soon as possible.No tickets will be available at the Forum box office, 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BLEU, Route 11A, St.Martin, MU, 1-1637 Canadian music in Israel by Alexander Broft _ The recent opening of the new law bullding of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, built with Canadian\u2019 funds, .was highlighted by the first concert of Canadian music in Israel directed by Alexander Brott, of 5459 Earnsclifte avenue, N.D.G.Composer Brott, conducting the Kol Yisreal orchestra, performed three short Canadian pleces by Adaskin, Champagne and the composer-con- ductor himself respectively, \u2018as well as Beethoven's Erolea.Cardiovascular disease caused 83.3 per cent of all deaths in the United States during 1955.The adult life of the May fly ends within a few hours because VLAN Labi «+ 4hin insect .cannot digest.food.- | MUSEUM ART SCHOOL students from three to 11 had their hny-day last week.The Westmount Examiner.Fridoy.Moy 8, 1959 9 Classes all year.Here Barbara Bulg, of 87 Summit Circle: Charles Guard, of 613 Clarke | Westmount soloists place in festival A trophy and three first prizes were awarded to four West.mount students Wednesday, the third day of the Ottaws Muse Festival, Gaetane Hinse a student at the Ecole Normale de Musique in Westmount, won the trophy which is awarded for the winning piano solo compositions by Canadian composers Miss Hinse chose Prefinle et Fugues by Eugene Hill, Three Sonnets by Harry Somers and Toccate by Bales.Adjudieator Leonard Issacs described her choice as \u201centerprising.\u201d Marie Dion, another student \u201cat Ecole Normale, wus second in this class with her choice of Suite Canadienne by James Cal- lihan.For the first time in the fone thval, the Indies* vocul classes | featured Montreal competd- tors.Outstanding smong all the entries was Micheline Mo- Laughlin, 4300 Western avenue, a pupil at l'Ecole Vincent d'Indy for fhe und a half years.She won the operatic sulu for dramatic soprano in the morning, and in the evening, together with Lise Lemyre as accompanist, took first place in the lheder class for voice and piano.First in the pianoforte solo for compositions by J.S.Bach, was Claudette Levasseur.Her choice, Prelude and Fugue in C Their show, \u201cHomes and Habitations,\u201d \u2014 a avenue; and Kathy Van Toch, of 53263 Bews- Major, No.1, Bk.1, was praised series of demonstrations \u2014 showed the kind borough avenue, do some clay -modelling.by Leonard Issacs as \"full of of work the children have been doing in thele - Tedd Qlurch Photo rhythm and lively, - A 1 Meeti (OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS) x * * eo 5 ° Victoria Hall \u2014 Tuesday, May 12th 8.15 p.m.Attend your annual town meeting to discuss Westmount municipal problems and hear the state of the City reviewed by His Worship The Mayor.A proaram of band music will be presented by the Westmount High Schools Band under the direction of Morley Calvert.Refreshments, get-together and open discussion\u2019 MEMBERSHIP OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS OF WESTMOUNT.ANNUAL FEES $2.00 he : L 0 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 \u2018 v4, i WESTMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL\u2019S BAND: Wearing the new purple and white uniforns recently purchased, members of the band pose for a formal portrait.Front row: (1 to r) Angels Stathatos, Linda Pottel, Nancy Hausner, Linda Grobstein, Ingrid Hall, Mr.M.Calvert, Joanne Taylor, Derek Harris, Susan Sinclair, Cecilia Leslie, Joanne Buckmaster.Second row: Billy Hersh, manager, Bonnie Graul, Bradley Paterson, Limda Anderson, Susan Hausner, Ron Key- mer, Bonule Tritt, Jacob Silberberg, Pamela Gales, Carole Turkenik, Derek TET ru EE rap Gillean.Third row: David Francis, Betty Eaves, Tanalee Smith, Sharon Roth, Susan Hersh, Jean Simpson, Michaela Kotrly, Heather Harris, Alena Kotrly, Margaret Jacobs, John Branch, Melanie Harvey, Peter Henderson, David Dinsmébre, Happy Wright, Fourth row: Paul Tichauer, Richard Bra- bander, Steven Lerner, Maureen Atwood, Paul Finlayson, Bobby Clibbon, Ronald Brabander Joan Henderson, Dennis Strathatos, Arthur Brewer, David Kittredge, Peter Lucas, Tom Lewis, \u2014Ted Harrison Photo $431,017 deficit announced re\u201d REMEMBER.Mother and Grandmother on MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 10th with FLOWERS from WW McKENNA RME OF COTE-DES-NEIGES MN RE.8-1124 | Sheraton-Mount-Royal Hotel Branch: VI.2-4550 Mes spp + on rp FAB an 8 ANS.vrs.,, Lo An operating deficit of $431, 017 for 1958 was announced by Henry W.Morgan, president of the Royal Victoria Hospital, at the recent annual meeting of the board of governors.The 1958 figure represented an increase of $103,364 over the previous year's deficit, and including $109,000 in bank interest charges.\u201cWe are considering reviewing our administrative methods,\u201d Morgan stated, \u201cwith the expert assistance of outside management consultants, to ensure that we are operating efficiently and economically.\u201d The main reason for the de- fiat, Morgan said, is the insufficient reimbursement to the hospital for the treatment of indigent patients.The loss in 1959% represented $1,094,963.| Said the president, \u201cWe feel that both provincial and city governments should assume, as they have been pressed many times to assume, their just share.\u201d NEW GOVERNOR H.Roy Crabtree, 615 Belmont avenue, was the only new governor elected to the board.He succeeded S.M.Finlayson.Other governors are H.W.Morgan, G.Blair Gordon, James Muir, 3495 Holton, J.G.Notman, H.Greville Smith, R, M.Fowler, and R.E.Powell, Tribute was paid to the late Gordon Ball, president of the Bank of Montreal, who was referred to as \u201cone of the Royal Academy grad retires from CPR W.H.Boon, 341b Selby avenue, assistant stationery storekeeper for the Canadian Pacific Railway, retired April 30 after nearly 44 years service.He was presented with a clock radio on behalf of the staff by S.E.Kelsall, manager of stores.Flowers were sent to Mrs.Boon on this occasion.A Selby street resident for the past 25 years, Mr.Boon attended Westmount Academy, one of the firat schools in Westmount, which stood \u2018on the site of the Present Westmount High School, - - by RVH Victoria Hospital's most outstanding governors.\u201d The new president of the Bank of Montreal, G.Arnold Hart, was welcomed as an ex-officio governor.The holder of this position is always a member of the board of governors by hospital charter.MODERNIZATION Modernization of the Ross Memorial Pavillion is planned for early 1961 or before that date if possible, Morgan disclosed.Funds for the renovation have already been pledged, he said.The hospital has to date spent $16,000,000 on its building program, inaugurated in 1952.This includes the new 245-bed wing which officials hope to see occupied by October, Van rolls back strikes woman On Saturday at 2.10 a.m, Mrs, H.Schenke, 26, of 4412 St.Catherine street, was struck in the legs by a truck which backed up, but was not seriously injured, Driver of the truck was Nore mand Charlebois, 26, employed by Singer's Shops-on-Wheels, who told police that he was parked in front of 4412 St.Ca.truck, when a small car parked in the 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SD lh New composers\u2019 works championed by Goldblatt By VALENTINA RAHR Rose Goldblatt, Elm avenue, well-known pianist, has championed the cause of contemporary com posers, and has given an impressive number of first performances of new compositions, many of which have been dedicated to her.Extensive travel in Europe include France, England, Ireland, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Germany, and the Baltic States, fostered her interest in the various musical cultures.\u201cI am interested in new compositions for the sake of what they can offer, rather than just novelty,\u201d Mnie Goldblatt told The Examiner.\u201cThese compositions are chosen for their appeal to an audience, or their usefulness to a student.New works.that are contemporary can be interesting, whether they are by Canadians or not.\u201d A music store owner in downtown Montreal, has been stocking new compositions for years, because a demand for them comes shortly after they are played over the air by Mme.Goldblatt.This pianist has devoted a lot of time and study to contemporary Canadian music and has broadcast a great deal of it.: She is thus practised in dealing with the various idioms in which our composers are writing and the range Is a pretty wide one.Rose Goldblatt has given programs containing compositions of the old masters also: Schubert, Chopin, Brahms, Siegmeis- ter, and others.She also gave a first performance of Chopin Nocturne in B Major.Her natural talent for her instrument, apparent from her childhood when she played for the first time in public at the age of six, her sensitive musicianship, enhanced by her years in Europe and her charm and easy grace on the platform establish her as on of ,the significant planists of the day.She is slender, petite and dark eyed, and greets visitors with a warm smile, Sympathetic and direct, she immediately attracts people, Her simplicity and keen sparkling sense of humor have made her many friends.Among the new compositions played for the first time in public by Rose Goldblatt are the following: Alexander Brott's piano suite, New York Hall and Ladies Musical in Montreal; Elie Siegmeister's primo sonata, New York; Oscar Moravitz; Hector Gratton\u2019s \u201cA Fairy Tale\u201d and several other compositions; Severen Moisse; Albertine Caron Legris; Jean Coulthard; Irish composer E.J.Moeran; Isadore Freed, American composer.CBC premiere; Otto Joachim, Istvan Anhalt; Erwin Marcus, whose composition was played two months after his death for the first time; Paul Hindemuth's piano concerto played about two months ago for Lhe first time in Canada.Other compositions dedicated \u2018Fun and study\u2019 idea offered by Summer camp Two local men, Ron Sharpe RENT a + automatic .glasslined , gas water \"FRÉE NORMAL INSTALLATION * FREE SERVICE *PAY THE RENT ON YOUR GAS BILL *Total rent for the Rheem is $1.95 per 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, and Ross Firth, are launching a new and challenging camp program with the opening of Glen- eagle Family ard Adult Camp on Lake Memphremagog, Newport, Vermont, this summer.The camp, to be divided up into a boy's camp during the month of July and a family and adult camp in August, will feature two special programs, one a \u2018remediae camp\u201d for students who need special tutoring in one or two school subjects and the other a \u2018supplemental exam camp\u201d to prepare students for September exams.Fully qualified teachers, college graduntes trained in Quebec educational requirements, will make up the teaching and tutorial staff, while the curriculum will combine daily educational instruction with a full recreational program of hikes, baseball, track, water skling, and various other sports.Academic subjects offered include mathematics, French, Latin, and English.All subjects will be taught following the syllabus put out by the Department of Education, but each student will start at the point best suited to him.The August adult camp aims to be \u201ca resort holiday in a camping atmosphere.\u201cGolf, fishing, and tennis for adults and a separate program for children have been set up.Babysitting will be available for the evenings.The two owner-directors have gotten their experience in this area.Ron Sharpe was formerly head of the physical education department at Westmount High and is now a supervisor of physical education and senior basketball coach at McGill.Ross Firtn, an N.D.G.resident, is a physical education specialist at West Hill \u2018High Schepl and McGill, to Rose Goldblatt are Prima Concerting by George Fiala, played on CBC TV Concert Hour; a piano fantasy by Violet Archer; works of Jean Y.Contant, grandson of Alexis Contant, CBC-TV Concert Hour, \u201cYvonne\u201d and \u201cValse Caprice\u201d; \u201cScenes Enfantines\u201d by Albertine Caron Legris, dedicated to Rose Gold- ' blatt and her daughter Nina, and ' son Jon.Although she has been constantly busy with radio and television, and has toured the Eastern United States, it is a decide since she has glven a recital in this city.She recently played for a Montreal audience again at the Ritz Carlton, when she gave a formidable strong performance on Schumann's Sonata in G Minor, and then lent a rare; blend of gentleness and: strength as in the Ravel So- nating, and a free unpretentious Mozart.Other recent appearances have | been with the Montreal Little Symphony.The Musica Antica! e Nuova Concerts, along with: the charming radio series of \u201cPiano Parties\u201d for young people.Rose Goldblalt will pre- | sent a Brahms recital on radio in May.\u201cMy marriage and my career do not conflict,\u201d she states.\u201cAs a matter of fact they complement cach other because my husband is creative and artistic, and this allows us both to un- The Westmount Examiner, Friday.May 8, 1959 Lr An Am I mec pcp ar Anbar spas a eee 11 ROSE GOLDBLATT: Internationally renowned us a planist, Mme.Goldblatt Hves at her Elm avenue home with her husband, an Industriat desiguer, and her two children, Nina nnd Jon, Canadian-born, she speaks [French and German, and lues studied music on both sides of derstand each other, and to.grow.\u201d Married to an industrial | designer, their two children attend Quecn\u2019s School.Mme.Goldblatt, Canadian born, speaks German, English and French.She received her the Atlantic, musical education on both sides of the Atlantic, and won a scholarship for five years study at the Royal College of Music in London, England, later returning to New York to study with légon Petri, Would you cast a stone?Only those without sin, said the Master, may judge the erring.This girl and her unborn babe may be the victims of betrayal, or of the mother's weakness or folly.The Salvation Army merely asks, are they friendless and in need?In 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NOW - A CONVENIENTLY LOCATED WESTEND CAR RENTAL SERVICE.Local arrangements for ae- commodation and entertainment are in the hands of 17 persons, including representatives from University of Montreal, Montreal Botanical Gardens, McGill Uni- versily, Macdonald College, Sir George Williams College, and of the Plant Proteclion Service of Canada.Apart from housing, this commitiee is making arrangements for registration, rooms and facilities for lectures, and meetings; for field trips, for exhibitions and displays; transportation between the universities where the meetings are held for the women's and children\u2019s programs; and for entertainment in general\u2014 in fact for the detailed arrangements which make for a pleasant sojourn in this city as well as a valuable scientific program.Westmount and Notre Dame de Grace are well represented on the local committe.Residents of Westmount are: Mrs.J, W.Boyes, chairman of the local committee, Mrs.Douglas Burns Clarke, Mrs.Kenneth Lindsay, | Mrs.J.H, Mennie.From N.DG.there are: Mrs.Kenneth Peets, I Mrs.G.A.Grimson, Mrs.D.R.{ Dawson and Mrs.Carl Winkler.| Other Montreal residents are: | Mrs.Jacques Rousseau, Mrs, P.F.Macox, Mrs.J.U, McEwan, Mre.Paul McCullagh, Mrs.K.I.Melville, Mrs.Roger D.Hewson, Mrs.R.B.Malmo, Mrs.F.GQ.Fraser, Mrs.W.F.Grant, Mrs.Henri Prat, Mrs.Roger Reid, Mrs.Harry Rosen, and Mrs.H, C.Webster.While the scientists are oc- Loyola alumni will meet tonight The alumni workers of Loyola College, in an effort to raise $250,000 as their share of the $2,000,000 campaign, will meet tonight, at 8 p.m, in the Loyola College COTC Mess, disclosed Alex J.Grant, chairman of the alumni section of the Loyola development program, Grant said that reports will Donald, QC; Hon.Mr.Justice be given by decade chairmen, Rupert Holland, 5977 Someried avenue; A.F.Gillis, 4324 Sherbrooke west; Richard Martin, 4410 Circle road, Dawson A.Mac- Paul Casey, 667 Belmont avenue; Raymond Altimas, 4475 Grand boulevard; James O'Con- nor, 32 Cressy road; A.G.M.Patton, 925 Tasse street, cupied with symposia, contributed papers, demonstration papers, , field trips and exhibits \u2014 their wives will be taken on tours, and entertained.The children will also be taken care of.A.two part program is being especially planned for those children who are under twelve\u2014- apart from the teenagers \u2014 whose programs will include activities more suitable for tn:s age group.The Congress has great scientific potential.Representatives of research institutions, universities, and also of agriculture, forestry and ail aspects of applied botany, will participate in discussions of problems which are of major importance to all mankind.There will be symposia on topics much as host-parasite relations, forest tree breeding, plant growth, control of plant viruses, and hundreds of others, Lectures wil be both in French and English, and open tn the general public, as well as to membens of the Congress, on topics such as \u201cBotany and Hue man Affairs,\u201d ete.from most of the research laboratories in the U.S.and Caa- ada as well as overseas are attracted.These researchers will come from all the leading uni- vengities and from governmental agencies such as National Research Council, National Science Foundation, Radiation Laboratories, Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Agronomy, Plant Breeding ete.Plant scientists will comprise the largest group of scientists.All botanists In Canada in Government, agriculture, forestry etc, are playing a part in the organizing of the Congress, INSTALLATIONS and REPAIRS © Prompt Service © Small or large installations in houses or industrial plants promptly carried out P.McCUAIG Limited 65 Hillside Ave., Westmount WE.2-1104 PLAN T NOW! 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A rec in ps - Personnel ro > = È Navy observes Aflantic battle The Battle of the Atlantic was observed here Sunday morning with a church parade in the Church of the Ascension of Our Lord and Westmount Park Emmanuel Church, and a march- past at the cenotaph opposite Westmount City Hal.{ Taking the salute was Commodore J.Plomer, deputy chief of naval personnel for the Royal Canadian Navy, and Commodore Paul Earl, MP, senior naval officer in the Montreal area.Commodore Earl also threw a wreath into St.Mary\u2019s current in the Montreal harbor in the afternoon, during further ceremonies held beneath the clock tower on Victoria Pier.The action marked a solemn tribute to the men who fought and died for supremacy in the Atlantic in World War 1.Taking part in the church parade and marchpast were detachments from HMCS Donna- cona, HMCS Hochelaga, College Militaire Royal de St.Jean, the Naval Branch (Quebec No.7) of the Canadign Legion, the Ex-Men\u2019s Association, the Ex- Wrens\u2019 Association, and the RCOC and Sea Cadet Corps bands.The ceremonies marked the opening of Navy Week in Can-x ada, which is sponsored by the Navy League of Canada.During this time Royal Canadian Sea Cadets will be on parade and hold open house.Purpose of the Week is to promote interest in maritime affairs.Ancient company history outlined by representative Westmount Rotarians heard the represeniative of a mining company which is nearly 2,000 years old at their weekly meeting Wednesday.D.E.Derry, vice-president of Rio-Tinto, Canadian Explorations Ltd.told Rotarians that the company started theoretically at the time of the Roman Em- pue.It has successfully lived through civil and world wars to survive until the present day, he said.\u201cWith the fall of the Roman's\u201d said Derry \u201cthe present company mines were taken over by Spain.In the last century, the company was taken over by some English and Scotsmen.\u201d The Rio Tinto Company now has mines in Canada and Australia and is a big producer of copper, fertilizer, and uranium which it is producing to suit the needs of the age and country, he concluded.Williams fo speak at CMA meeting W.E.Williams, president and general manager of The Procter & Gamble Company of, Canada, Limited, will be the featured speaker at the annual luncheon oi the Quebec Division of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Assp- ciation at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel on May 13.In his address \u201cThe Western Powers and Japan versus Communism\u2019, Mr.Williams will discuss what is happening and what may happen in the Far East with China, Russia and Japan as the principal actors.A keen observer of international affairs.Mr.Williams will give his impressions of his recent trip to the Orient and will outline some of the things which: 3t is felt, must be done.if the-Weslern- .po gh J ib Tn COMMEMORATION : COMMODORE PAUL VW.EARL, senior naval officer in the Montreal area, casts a wreath on the St.Mary's current in commemoration of those who lost their Hves at sea during World War II.Ceremony was at Victoria Pler Clock Tower.Sports figures agree teenagers the same Five top figures in the sports world have agreed that today's teenagers are basically much the same as they were in days gone by.The occasion was a \u201cTop Notch Teens' Sports Night\u201d held in St.Thomas Anglican Church Hall on Somerled and Rosedale Not only teenagers bul adults were criticized by the panel for apathy or lack of team spirit.\u201cI can remember when there used to be plenty of teams for older fellows,\u201d Doug Harvey re- + eee | The Westmount Examiner, Fridey, May 8, 1959 The Fraser-Hickson Institute, the large privately-owned library rising at the corner of Somer- led and Kensington avenues, is within a few weeks of its opening date.On May 28 the library celebrates its official opening and ares a \u2014- \u2014 called.\u201cNow golf and TV seem | to have taken the place of those! baseball and hockey teams.\u201d O'Quinn felt it was the older people who tended to become spectators rather than participators.They want to relax in front of the TV sets or on the golf course.I guess it's our modern pace of living.\" 13 Many facilities to be offered By DEBORA WOODWARD the following Saturday and Sur day.May 29 and 30.the lib will be open to the public Just one year ago ground wn broken for the\u2019 building and on! last November Governor Gener, Massey attended the Frase Hickson cornerstone laying Activity at the new libri is high, Sie George Willan student are unloading bons of about 140,000 books broug! over from the Fraser Inst tutes temporary location » the Prexbyterian centre 0 McTavish, Miss Marger Trenhole, chief librarian, pects to purchase nnothe 10,000 volumes lu the cours of the year.LEARN TO PLAY A M Under The Supervi Musicians vatory of TRUMPET PIANO \u2014 Guido Om 3774 St.Denis St.BE POPULAR! USICAL INSTRUMENT sion Of The Best In Town SAXOPHONE \u2014 Arthur Romano of the McGill Conser- Music and the Provincial Conservatory of Music, member of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra \u2014 Marcel Levesque, member of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra etto, well-known pianist CLARINET, GUITAR, ACCORDION, DRUMS and any other musical instrument taught by experts, Also SINGING by experienced teachers.For Information \u2014 from 10 A.M.te 6 P.M.\u2014 Call ROMANO MUSIC STUDIO AY.8-4004 avenues, Members of the panel were Sam Etcheverry and Red O'Quinn, football stars.Doug Harvey of Canadiens.Floyd Curry, playing coach of the Royals, and Danny Gallivan, sports announcer.First question fired at the panel from the audience of over 60 teenagers and adults was \u201cWhat activities did you have as a teenager, or did you have \u2018teenagers\u2019 then?\u201d, \u201cWe had \u2018teenagers\u2019 was the general consensus of opinion, although recollections of general activities varied.| SUNDAY MAY 10th Curry felt that today's teenagers have everything organized for them, whereas in his day \u201cwe had to do a lot of it for ourselves\", Etcheverry recalled the Friday night dance as the big thing in the lives of the young people in his home town.\u201cWe used to get around 500 kids out at a time,\u201d he said.\u201cWe got into thé same scrapes and trouble as teenagers today,\u201d added O'Quinn.GOVERNMENT AID?All five panelists agreed that the government should subsidize athletics.Doug Harvey further stated that \u201cthe teams who represent our country should go first class at the government\u2019s expense\u2019.DIRECT TELEX SERVICE fo large Canadian Cities emember ooo MOTHERS DA Sam Etcheverry blamed school budgets and poor coaching for TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE slowing down the development of better football and hockey in Canada.\u201cEquipment is of a poor nature and the coaches are learning along with the play- crs.\u201d Floyd Curry felt that the general standard of football and hockey could be raised if parents got their children away from the television set and out into more sports activities.\u201cOver the years teenagers have become disinterested in sport,\u201d he maintained.\u201cThere is a lack of coaches, not as many young hockey players and too much TV.We are spoiling the : * WOE 0 $00! 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Dr.George D.Little; Lorne C.Webster; E.R.Richardson; Dent Harrison, of 609 Roslyn avenue, Westmount; Gordon D.Hulme, of 57 Hampstead road; Kenneth A.Wilson, QC; J.H.F.Tumer, OBE; and W.H.Clelland.Occupancy at the hospital during the fiscal year ending December 31, 1958, totalled 32,117 an Increase of 31.5% over the preceding year.Operating cost per person was reduced, from $6.08 im 1957 to 5 $5.86 In 1958 due to increased mes.De Wel MR NS WS screen SL = - - 0215 : occupancy, : .Yo available with life months to pay.FROST STEEL AND QUEBEC, ji 1605 Delerimier Ave.1 Measured against a child's life.It costs next to nothing te ewn FROST SUBURBAN FENCE Galvanized, rust resisting.Specially produced for home fencing at reasonable cost.No down payment required.Budget terms insurance\u2014up to 36 FOR FREE ESTIMATES\u2014NO OBLIGATION\u2014Celi LA.5.2507 WIRE COMPANY LIMITED Le i Montreh LA.52607 | fan me en eae et mmo pan 70e Ce BE Bac Sh BU rage AS oe © corp oS té me J cast nil © government in Canada, no coinage.Montreal was the TR TE PT, a wy Let's go.| Behind the News « +» « with Tracy S.Ludington | RENE OR OU Rl ARE CORREO SE HEN à RicHT DATA, WRONG BOAT: As a daily newspaper of Ourtown related Saturday, this is the 150th anniversary of the first steamboat on the St.Lawrence, However local historians doubtless shuddered when they saw the illustration that accompanied the article.The woodcut was of a crazy mixed-up craft with one funnel and two masts and it bore an accidental likeness to the ship in question only, * * % THE Accommodation, first steamship on the St.Law- :& rence, and launched by John Molson in 1809 was a iwo-funnel and no-mast effort, with a sizeable cabin in the rear and a covered deck atop the cabin.The woodcut in question showed the ship carrying a smallish flag at.the top of the rear mast, while the Accommodation carried a large flag from a short staff in the rear.And her side- paddles were enclosed, somewhat like those of a Mises.sippi Riverboat, not exposed as shown in the woodcut.In' fact, here is a print of the Accommodation.; TEEN * * * PERHAPS it appears quibbling to go back 150 years for a point, but it serves to highlight the fact that this local area has never been far from the centre of activity in the transportation line.Not only did the Accommodation take to the water here, but the first railroad train in! Canada ran from Laprairie to St.Johns in 1837 and | Laprairie can be seen on a clear day from.the top of Westmount mountain, * * * OHN MOLSON, by the way, had a hand in many things | besides his brewery and his steamboat.Molson\u2019s College was the first in the city, and Molson\u2019s Church was one of the first Anglican houses of worship in Montreal.It has a local tie now, for St.Thomas Church, at Somerled and Rosedale avenues is the modern counterpart.For a long time the church stood at the corner of Amherst and Sherbrooke streets, and less than 20 years ago the local building was erected.* + 4 i IY 1786 when John Molson began his operations in this city there was no system of transportation, few roads.In summer one travelled by canoe, caleche or horseback and in winter by sleigh.A journey from Montreal to Quebec City by land took three days.There was no central centre of the fur industry, as it is today.Quebec was the leader in lumber and wheat and York, now Toronto, was a mere settlement of farmers and Indian traders.* * + THINGS began to happen however, and by 1825 the Lachine Canal, which is now superceded by the Seaway, was opened, Five years later, in 1830, the Royal William, first ocean-going steamer up the St.Lawrence, made the journey to England in 25 days.Sailing vessels usually required three months.The Parliament of Lower Canada stood on McGill street.Notre Dame street still me assistant sccretary of home missions, A post which I held until 1928.\u201d He was invited to be minister of Dominion - Douglas Church in 1931, and in the intervening years served in Grace United Church at Brampton, Ontario.Well educated?\u201d \"No,\" said Dr.Smith, \u201cthat's one of the things I'm looking forward Lo when I retire in June.\u2019 He would like to tackle French first, he says, as he has never been able to pick up the language in all his years in Montreal.NO PACIFIST His views on war and peace are very definite.\u201cI'm not a pacifist,\u201d he said in answer to a question, \u201cI regret the necessity for war, but see no alternative to it as the last and abhorrent resources.I believe our leaders abhor war and are doing everything in their power to, prevent it.\u201d What about young people of today?\u201cI think they are a wonderfully fine lot \u2014 the ones I have been in contact with, anyway, They have the right kind of enthusiasms, are i eager to help, and generously disposed.\u201d He reported that the Young People's Union of Dominion : Douglas is raising funds to'f send a thoroughbred bull to a mission in Angola, to improve the livestock there.\u2018 Both his sons are doctors\u2014 Donald, a former Rhodes Scholar, 1939 a neurologist at | the Montreal Neurological | Institute and a member of the : staff of McGill University; | and Walter, a surgeon.i \u201cI would have liked them | to enter the ministry if that | had been their choice,\u201d de- The Westmount Examiner, Fridoy, Mey 8, 1959 1 5 Dr.Alfred Lloyd Smith (rom vase + I wanted them to do anything that would help people.and in which they would be dcal- ing with people.\u201d Dr.Smith is a good friend of many religious men in the community, including Dr.Harry J.Stern of Temple Emanu-El, whose annual Institute on Judaism he attends yearly.Hiss feelings on the mub- ject of inter-religious communication were simply summed up by him in the phrase, \u201call God's children got wings.\u201d Although he was brought up and ordained in the Methodist Church, he is a great supporter of the 1925 union of the Congregational, Presbyterian and Methodist churches which resulted in the United Church of Canada, \u201cChurch union was discussed in Canada anywhere between 25 to 40 years before jt became an actuality,\u201d he su: mised.\u201cBut now it is represented at international churel gatherings in Geneva and the Us.\u201cCanada is unique in having begun this movement,\u201d h mays.\u201cAlthough we keep ou relationship with the mothe churches, the United Churc: has given encouragement t church union in many othe lands by showing that it ca be done miccesafully.\u201d Well-travellad, Dr.Smit} attanded a church congress ir Jeneva in 1848, and also re presented Canada at the in augural meeting of the Worl Council of Churvhes in Am.eterdamn.On his 25th wedding anm versary a& grateful congrega tion gave him and his wife : Up to Alaska and San Fran claco.He is marred to th former Evelyn Cloke of Ham: ilton, who, in his words, \u201chas been a very great help to me.clared Dr.Smith, \u201cbut mainly 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.8-394) 3 ta = had a decidedly small-town appearance in 1944.The first tramicar, and \u2018it was horse-drawn, ran on McGill street in 1883.We've come a long way since 1786.NOTICE TO RESIDENTS OF WESTMOUNT AND HAMPSTEAD THE RENTAL BOARD WESTMOUNT - HAMPSTEAD Norman Saylor, QC.Rental Administrator - .S48 08 are located at UN.1-9725 a1 » 3 CU Lal C'A e9 WESTMOUNT ood VieTOAA AVES.© Rev.J.D.Wilkie, B.A., Minister Sunday, May 10th tM 00 am MOIVIFR'E DAY SERVICE 11 15 am.Church School DORIS KILLAM R.R.T.C.L.Mus.(McGilt) Oreanist and Chole Director The 124 bus stovs at the door UNITED CALVARY UNITED CHURCH Dorchester St.West at Greene Ave., Wostmount Minister: Rev.Charles R.Plaskett 1100 am.Sermcen: \u201cA LAD IN OUR MIDST (20d of 3 sermons on the Home) 73 pm.Sermon: \u201cTHE SHADOWS OF INFLUENCE\" A warm welcome is extended to all.Organ'st and Choir Director: Alice Brown, A.Mus.(McGill), DOMINION-DOUGLAS Westmount Blvd.and Lansdowne Ave.Ministers: Rev.A, Lloyd Smith, M.A, D.D.Rev.Eric A.Mcllwain, B.A, B.D.ANNUAL CHURCH SCHOOL DAY 11 00 am.Rev.Eric Mcliwain \u201cThe King Nobody Wanted\" 700 pm.Dr, Lloyd Smith \"Mary the Mother of ST Jesus 815 p.m.Young People's Union Organist and \u201cCholrmaster Mr.John Robb, Mus.Bac.ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH Westmount, Que.(Cote St.Antoine near Argyle Ave.) MINISTERS Rev.D.M.Grant, B.A, D.D.Rev, D.C.Searfoss, B.A., B,D.Mr.Eric J.Adams, B.Mus.A.R.C.M.Sunday, May 1011 MOTHER'S DAY: \u201cTHE FESTIVAL OF THE HOME\u2019 \u2014Dr.Grant.73 p.m.Evening Worshi \u201cEUROPE'S FIRS?CONVERT\" \u2014Mr.Secat{ose.10 00 am.Intermediate and Seniors 11.00 am.Church School WESTMOUNT PARK- EMMANUEL CHURCH Cor.Lansdowne & Western avenues Minister: REV.CALLUM THOMPSON C.D.8.A., B.D.Orgamst and Chote Director: Wayne Riddell Suen day.fay 10th da am.Sermon: \u201cTHF INSPIRA - TION OF A MOTHER'S LOVE.\" TH pm \u2018THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY IN A COMPLEX WORLD.\u201d Infant Nursery and Church School Tow am BAPTIST WESTMOUNT BAPTIST Momber Baptist World Alliance Sherbrooke St.et Simpson Donald Mackey, Organist and Director of Music, Sunday, May 10th 11:00 a.m.Subject: \u201cDialect, Digmi- ty and Dachau\" Professor of Pieology, St, Lawrence University will preach.11:00 am.Church School and Kindergarten in Unstarlan 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.Sunday, May 10th 11:00 a.m.Sunday School 11:00 a.m.Church Service, Subject of Laesson-Sermon: \u201cADAM AND FALLEN MAN\" Golden Text: Romans 5:19, As by one man's disobedience many were made sinrers, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous.EVERY WEDNESDAY 8:15 pm.Testimonv Meeting READING ROOM In the Church Edifice Open to the public Tuesday Thursday and Friday.2 to 4 p.m.Wednesdays, 6.30 to 3 pm.P RADIO PROGRAM \u201cHow Christian Scicnece Heals\", CJAD, Dial 800, 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 Sunday after Ascension Day 8:00 a.m.Holy Eucharist 9:45 2.1.Sunday School 4:00 7 1 a.m.SOLEMN EUCHARIST :00 pm.Evenson, & address Holy Eucharist daily at 7:00 am except Wednesday at 9:30 a.m, ST.MATTHIAS CHURCH Westmount Cote St.Antoine Road and Church Hill Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe, Rector Sunday after Ascension Day 8:00 am.Holy Communion 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion Preacher: The Rector 10.00 a.m.Post Confirmation Class 10:00 a.m.Matting Preacher: Wie Rector 11:00 a.m.Nursery, Kindergarien & Sunday School 7:30 p.m.Evensorg Preacher: Rev.Reginald Hollis.WELNESDAY 11:00 a.m.Holy Commanvon im the Chapel Organist and Choirmaster: Arnold Bellls TRINITY MEMORIAL CHURCH 5220 Sherbrooke Street West The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D, Rector Rev, Canon F.L.Whitley, M.A.Hon, Assistant C.V.Frayn, A.R.C A.(London) Organist and Choirmaster Sunday after Asceasion Day 8:00 am.Holy Comn.union 9:45 a.m.Junior Department and Bible Class 11:00 a.m.Matting.Preacher: \"Fue Rector.11:00 a.n.Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary Department, 7.30 p.m.Evensong.Preacher: The Rev.Alan Goodirgs.H'eduesday 7:00 am.Holy Communion Thursday 10:00 a.m.Holy Communion Sherbrooke Street West at Rosiyn Ave.ue Nearest Downtown Baptist Church Minister: REV.EDGAR J.BAILEY, M.A.B.Th.Minister Emeritus: Rev.J.A.Johnston, E.A., D.D.Director of Music: Galt MacDermot, B./ , B.Mus.11:00 A.M.7:30 P.M.Church School \u201411 a.m.\u201cMOTHER\" \u201cFAMILY FAITH\" Midweek Service - Wednesday, 8 p.m Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock.Dally day afternoons commencing at 4 o'clock, .at 5:43 o'clock.Sunday mornings at Brotherhood and Sisterhood » Dinner Meeting {season of Brotherhood and Sister- \"hood takes ; ring, May 13th at 7 o'clock.Re- servalions TPample Office, WEllington 7-3575, Home and School servance programme and annual © election of oH pe SAL RRR By Worship HI The Venerable R.Kenneth Naylor, D.D., ° Rector, Trinity Memorial Church Worship in the ancient world consisted largely in animal sacrifice.That was true also in Israel, but from the eighth century onwards a new element entered into worship through the activity of the prophets.They did not denounce sacrifice as such, but they made it plain that it must be accompanied by right dealing with God and man.Sacrifice could not take the place of righteousness.The exile taught the Jews that they could worship without sacrifice at all.When they returned from exile sacrifice was restored but a new form and place of worship came into being beside sacrifice and Temple.The new phenomenon wag the Synagogue, where there was no sacrifice and the priest was not essential.Six centuries after the return the Temple was destroyed and sacrifice came to an end, and the religion of Judaism was forced to adapt itself Lo new forms of prayer, reading.singing and preaching or instruction.In the meantime, about the year 28 A.D.Jesus, a young Carpenter of Nazareth, began a short career in which people thought of Him as a new pro- phel; some even believed that He was Elijah returned to earth: but in reality He was more like Moses with His Claim to revise the Law.In that there was no new worship; but at another point He did two things that were new: He took the ceremony of Baptism and made it a sacrament by which men should be joined to Him; and He took the bread and the wine at the Last Supper and made them a SYNAGOGUES SHAAR HASHOMAYIM 450 Kensington Avenue, Westmount, Que.Rabbi Wilfred Shuchat Hazzan Nathan Mendelsva Rev.J.J.Fromm Candle Lighting at 7:45 p.m.Friday, May 8th; Friday Evening Service at 7:55 p.m.Sabbath Services Preliminary Service at 8:30 a.m.Scriptur®]l Readings: Torah: Leviticus, Ch.19, v.1 \u2014 Ch.20, v.27.Numbers, Ch.28, vs.9 - 15.Prophets: Isaiah, Ch, 66, vs.1-24 After Service at 7:55 p.m.Pirke Ovos (Ethics of the Fathers) Ch.2.Maariv at 8:35 p.m.TEMPLE EMANU-EL 4100 Sherbrooke Street West Westmount, Montreal Dr.Harry J.Stern, Rabbi Otto O.staeren Cantor; F.L.McLearoa, Organist and Choir Master; Miles Wisenthas, M.A, Educational Assistant Sabhath Services Friday Evering, Muy 8th, at 8:15 o'clock Dr, S'zrn will spoak on \u2018What Israel Mesns To Tie World.\u201d Special prayers of thanksgiving in observance of the 11th anniversary of the founding ol The State of Israel.Saturday morning, May 9th at 11.70 o'clock, sermenette \u2018The Miravie Of Israel Kiddush Reception Following the worship Friday eve- ping, a Kiddush reception will take rdace in the Temple Community House under the auspices of Temple Sisterhood.B'Nai Mitzo \u2018 At the worsh this Friday eve- ring and Saturday morning, Peterson of Mr.and Mrs, Herbert I, Shariro and Michael, son of Mr.and: Mrs, Paul Putziger will be called to the Reading of the Terah in observance of his Bar Mitzvahs, Religious School Confirmation, Post-Graduate and High Sohool Devartment, Saturday mornings at 9:45 o'clock; Kinder- sarten, Primary and Junior School Hebrew School Monday thru Thurs- Daily Services Moray thru Thursday evenings 10:15 o'clock.The closing dinner meeting of the Ince Wednesday eve- Breakfast meeting Sunday morning it 10:15 o'clock.Mothers\u2019 Day ob- sacrament by which men should maintain their life in Him.A new form of worship had come into being.That does not mean that sacraments are something new.Life is full of sacraments.We cannot live without them.To treat the House of God with reverence is a sacrament, To shake hands with a friend is a sacrament of friendship.One could say that the universe is a sacrament of the majesty of God.Whenever we express an inward truth by an outward act we are performing a sacrament.Our Lord accepted that fact, but like other facts He transformed it.He added power to the sacrament, and it becomes not only a sign but an effective sign.He took the sign of cleansing with water, and made it an effective sign of forgiveness, and an effective sign of union with Him.So too with the bread and the wine.They are more than signs.They accomplish something in us.That is why Christian worship is different.It has all the elements of other worship \u2014 sacrifice in our offering of what we are and of what we have; prayer and Scripture; instruction and intercession; but beyond that a sharing in the very Life of our Master; and as the Master's Life was essentially one of worship \u2014 ascribing to God the honour due to His Name; our life in Him becomes one long, joyous act of worship, because in Him we are reconciled to God.We have been restored in Him to our natural place in the family of God, and therefore «we ascribe to Him the position of true worth.\u2014\u2014k 7 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 I Christian Science | * -k How scientific understanding of man as God's image brings health and security will be set forth at the services in the Cthristian Sciencz churches this Sunday, in the Lesson-Sermon on the subject \u201cAdam and Fallen Man.\u201d Relevant Scriptural readings will include the account in John's gospel of Jesus\u2019 bealing of the \u201cman who was blind from his birth.\u201d Correlative passages read from the denominational texi- book \u201cScience and Health with Key to the Scriptures\u201d by Mary Baker Eddy will include: \u201cJesus beheld in Science the perfert man, who appeared to him wtere sinring mortal man appears to mortals.In this perfect man the Saviour saw God's own likeness, and this correct view of man healed the sick.\u201d -% \u2014\u2014 | Shaar Hashomayim &_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Bar Mitzvah: Peter Martin Adeland, son of Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Adeland, will this Sabbath morning be called to the reading of the Torah in celebration of his Bar Mitzvah.Laymen's Institute: Dr.A.Stilman, president, Men's Association, is pleased to announce that the Annual Laymen's Institute in the Laurentians will take place on the weekend of June 19 to 21 at Manitou Lodge BAHA'I WORLD FAITH Teachings on LANGUAGE \u201c.We, as Baha'is, are very anxious to see a universal auxiliary tongue adopted as soon as possible; we are not the protagonists of any one language to fill this post.\u2019 For literature and participation on informal discussion groups Phone WE.7-1879 THE WESTMOUNT CCTs.! t a ye Ameen gh par BR me WE gn We Wan BAHA'l COMMUNITY | + : .| Westmount Baptist | | Church ! Honoring the place of mother and the necessity of unity in the faith of the family, Mother's Day Service will be held in Weste mount Baptist Church, At the morning service parents will present their children in a sere vice of dedication.The morning subject is \u201cMother\u201d and at night \u201cFamily Faith\u201d, with the Minister, the Rev.E.J.Bailey, preaching.The BYPU Convention of One tario and Quebec will be held in Westmount Baptist Church May 15-18, when some 700 delegates will assemble.An open air sers vice will be held in Westmount Park Sunday afternoon, May 17, at 2.30 p.m, to which the gene eral public is invited.* K | Temple Emanu-El ! NT - SABBATH SERVICES:- Toe night at 8:15 p.m., Dr.Stern will speak on \u2018\u201cThe Meaning of the State of Israel for the World.\u201d Prayers of thanksgiving in obe servance of the 11th anniversary, of the State of Israel's Independ- reception under the auspices the Temple Sisterhood will held in the Temple Community House following the worship.Tomorrow at 1):30a.m., sere monette \u201cThe Miracle of Israel.\u201d B\u2019NAI MITZVO: At the worship tonight and tomorrow morning, Peter David Shapiro, son of Mr.and frs.Herbert Shae.piro, 648 Belmont avenue, West- mount; and Michael Tarshis, son of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Putzi- ger, 684 Murray Hill avenue, Westmount.will be called to the Reading of the Torah in observance of their Bar Mitzvahs, SPEC) A!.PROGRAMS Wednesday (.ening 7 pm Temple Co: \u2018-inity House.Ene tertainment fu: the joint dinner of Brothe:h>-d and Sisterhood.Musical sketches based on Temple life, under the direction of Dean M.Kerner.The entire cast is made up of Sisterhood and Brotherhood members.Soloists include Mrs.William Gite tes.Samuel Paperman, Mrs.Ire vin Gertsman, Joseph Cooper, Miss Donr Kerner.Price per plate for 1! - dinner $2:50.Reservations Temple Office, WE.7-3573.HOME AND SCHOOL: Closing meceling Sunday 10.15 a.min form of breakfast \u2014 election of officers for ensuing year and special program in observance of Mother's Day.YOUTH CONCLAVE: The weekend of April 24-27 was quite an active one for our young people 55 members of the Temple Youth Group of Mishkin Israel Congregation of New Haven, Conn.came for a conclave visit to Temple Emanu-E! Youth, Group under the guidance of, their leader Cantor Harry Se- beran.A Jarge congregation of young people attended the annual youth worship on Friday.evening as well as Saturday moy-.ning.Soloist at the worship wh.Miss Isobel Marks who sang \"if With All Your Heart\u201d from Mendelsohn's Elijah, On Friday evening.President Fred Daum of the New England Federation pre-' sented the sermon and on Satur-' day morning Gerry Miller, youth advisor of Temple Emanu-El gave\u2019 the address.A third Seder was conducted on Saturday evening and community singing was led by Cantor Hairy Seberan.On Sunday afternoon at the annual Institute on Judaism the theme dealt with the story of the Jew, in Canada.Participaling in the program were: Leon Cres- (kosher catered) Ivry, Quebec, under the chairmanship of Dr.Maxwell H.Toker, A novel feature of tlds Institute will be the cordial invitation extended to wives of participants to attend.The faculty guest will be Rabbi Dr.Moshe Davis Provost df: the Jewish ean tA an A AW Theological Seminary, -of \u2018Aper- | ica.ty » + .+ .+ ty Portree Locus © oeveba gee vont rate dE ance will be observed.A Kiddush x 7002082002 HS 1335 vue name be 1 Temy Sabb jalizs Syna the \u20ac Mrs.PU Pass man Fred Willi: er, | Zion, Harr; man vitch ers, ] Myer Lithv ver, Isaac Char] Bern: man.Tor praye offere obser sary of Is Ral preac Israel 3 \u2014- her the Day este wills sere nily the jets el.\u201d ot or son haste hig, tzie nie, the er- thol, QC.MP, Louis Rosenberg, and Rabbi Stern.The meeting was chaired by Peter Roston and the vote of thanks to the speaker was expressed by Miss Justine Stern.We express our deepest gratitude to the members of the Congregation who extended hospilality to the young people of the United States.Special thanks are due Mrs.Mark Stein Mrs, Samuel Schwartz and Mrs, Samuel Bel- lam and their associates of Sisterhood and Brotherhood who so much assisted in making the weekend for our young people and the young people of New England so meaningful in religious fellowship.SCHOOL PROGRAM: Mothers\u2019 Day program in Religious School Assembly, Sunday at 11:45 p.m.Annual closing exercises of Religious School, award of prizes Sunday morning, May 31 at 10:45 pm.Annual Graduation High School Department Religious School will be held Friday, June $ at 8:15 o'clock.At this time certificates will be awarded to to School Prize \u201cFund: Reuben Ginsberg, chairman of the school board acknowledges with thanks offerings received from the following.Herbert Goldstein, Temple Sisterhood, Temple Brotherhood, Mr.and Mrs.Club, Mr.and Mrs.George Hollinger, Mr.and Mrs.Irving L.Tarshis, Mrs.William N.Carin, Jack Carrick, Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Lustig, A.J.Liv- inson.This fund makes possible awards to worthy students which will be made at the closing exer- | cises of the school on Sunday morning, May 31.MEMORIAL TABLET: The name of Michael! Bloomfield will be formally inscribed on the Temple Memorial Tablet this Sabbath as a perpetual memor- ialization.An offering to the Synagogue in loving tribute to the departed has been made by Mrs.Michael Bloomfield.PULPIT HONORS: During Passover: E.T.Garfinkle, Hy- man Grover, Rudolph Lustig, Al- Fred Bieber, Asher Gerstenfeld, \u2018William Gitties, George Holling- er, Samuel Paperman, Alfred Zion, Eugene Stearns, John Meth, Harry Engels; April 17th: Hy- man Grover, Dr.Abram Berco- vitch, Saul Myers, Nelson My- evs, Meyer Lichtenstein, Bernard Myers, Gaston Albright, Sidney Lithwick; May 1: Hyman Grover, Jack Carrick, Sydney Isaacs, Lionel Rosenthall, Charles Everest, Bruce Everest, Bernard Isaacs, William Hoffman.BEQUEST: We announce a bequest has been received by the Temple under the will of the late Florence Simon Lewis, @ life long member of our congregation.The Congregation will retain in grateful remem- ce the support given to the u.by Mrs.Lewis during Ther.lifetime and beyond her earthly pilgrimage.Tonight at 8.15 o'clock, special prayers of thdnksgiving will be offered at Temple Emanu-El in observance of the 11th anniversary of the founding of the State of Israel, Rabbi Dr.Harry J.Stern will preach on the theme \u201cWhat Israel Means To The World.\" A Kiddush reception under the auspices of the Temple Sisterhood will follow the worship in the Temple Community House.~ the members of the post-grad- : ee\u201d class, .Offerings | 1 N.D.G.CLUB EXECUTIVES photographed at the business meeting held recently Victoria Hall, right ; Westmount, MRS, HARVEY FORRESTER.who Is convener of the annual Spring card party of the Knights of Columbus, Montreal Council 284, which will be held Wednesday evening, May 13, in St.Kevin's Parish Hall, 5600 Cote des Neiges.Proceeds are in aid of the welfare fund and Information about tickets is available from Mrs.Forrester at PO.6-4237.\u2014Acme-Harrison Photo MRS.H.H.SCHURMAN, first vice- | i | president; in MRS, J.W.From left to and MRS, president, ROBERT THOMSON, MRS.A, H.MASON, president; CRAIG, second vice-president; third vice- \u2014Tedd Church Photo Mrs.A.H.Mason is re-elected N.D.G.Women\u2019 Mrs, A.H.Mason was reelected president of the Notre Dame de Grace Women's Club at the annual meeting held Friday, April 17.The officers and chairmen of ' standing committees presented their reports which showed that | the past year was busy and ! successful.Donations were made .to the following during the year: ; Teas and Christmas gifts far { members of the Cheerio Club (the blind); Family Welfare Christmas Baskets; Christmas gifts for the Christmas Cheer program of cancer patients; Ste.Anne's Military Hospital Visiting Committee; Girls\u2019 Counselling Centre; Notre Dame de Grace Library for Boys and Girls; Community Council of Notre Dame de Grace; Montreal Citizenship Council; Salvation Army; Welfare Federation; the furnishing of a room in the new wing of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Two bursaries were awarded to a graduate of Monklands High Inner Wheel of Montreal elects Mrs.Edward F.Mrs.Edward F.Waller was elected president of the Inner Wheel of Montreal at the Club's 17th annual meeting held in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel.Mrs.F.E.Peters, the retiring president, thanked the members and her executive for their cooperation during her year of office.Membership now stands at 102.Fees and club activities raised $1,387.50 which made it possible to give financial aid to needy elderly women, The University Settlement, the Hearing Handicapped Children Inc., The Children's Service Centre help to Retarded Children, Canadian Girl Guides and also the Hobby Show.In October Mrs.Peters presided at the luncheon given by the City of Montreal to the ladies attending the Rotary District Conference.In December Mrs.Peters and members entertained new Canadians at the Canadian Citizenship Court.In January they assisted the Rotary Club of Montreal at the Stud- CARPENTRY REPAIRS COMMERCIAL \u2014 3181 St.James St.W.eh! vaut & tt INDUSTRIAL \u2014 RESIDENTIAL DANIELS & MANNARD LIMITED PAINTING DECORATING WE.2-6125 Waller president ents\u2019 International Tea and April helped with Seal Campaign.151 articles were knitted for the Foster Home and the Club paid for the services of an assistant helper at the noon-day lunches for the children of University Settlement.Representatives to other Boards brought back news of the Montreal Council of Women, the Golden Age Group, the Univer- sily Settlement and the Eventide Home.The new slate of officers for 1959-60 will be as follows: Honorary president, Mrs.Harold Kerrigan; past president, Mrs.F.E.Peters; president, Mrs.Edward F.Waller; 1st vice-presi- dent, Mrs.D.E.Major; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.F.J.Brennan; recording secretary, Mrs.Morton; corresponding secretary, Mrs.E.W.Twizell; treasurer, Mrs.M.Bohemier; entertainment, Mrs.C.A.Hersey; publicity, Mrs.F.J.Brennan; membership, Mrs.J.R.Macdonald; social service, Mrs.E.C.Webster.in the Easter Canadian Club Guest speaker at the meeting of the Women's Canadian Club to be held May 11 at 2:30 in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel will be A.D.Tushingham, BD, Ph.D, head of the Division of Art and Archaeology, the Royal Ontario Museum.His topic will be \u201cThe beginnings of civilization in the near East.\u201d s Club president School and of West Hill High School attending McGill University.The following slate of officers was elected for the coming year: honorary president, Mrs.I.K.Lowry; president, Mrs.A.H.Mason; first vice-president, Mrs.H.H.Schurman; second vice- president, Mrs.J.W.Craig: third vice-president, Mrs.Robert Thomson; recording secretary.Mrs.H.R.W.Goodwin; assistant recording secretary, Mrs.George White; corresponding secretary, Mrs.A.L.MuacLach- lan; assistant corresponding secretary, Mrs.H.D.Bourne; membership secrelary, Mrs, M.Roche- mont; assistant niembership secretary, Mrs.T.D.Handrahan; treasurer, Mrs, W.A.Falconer.Chairmen of the standing committees will be: civics, Mrs.J.W.Dobson; community welfare, Mrs.O.E.Lewis; door, Mrs.Cecil Nelson; educational, Mrs.R.B.Porteous; house and hospitality, Mrs.W.A.Routledge; legislative, Mrs.H.H.Schur- man; military hospital visiting, «Mrs.J.S.Williamson; music, Mrs.William T.Shields; press, Mrs.G.L.Drysdale.Visit our GARDEN CENTRE and NURSERY ! Westmount Examiner 17 Friday, May 8, 1959 Miss M.A.Shannon re-elected president of Maritime Club Mins Mnbel A.Shannon, president of the Markime Women's Club of Montreal presided at the annual meeting held last evening at the YWCA, Dorchester street west.She thanked members for their spirit of unity and friendship and their support of the various club activities and projects throughout the year.The Treasurer's Report re vealed that funds were raised by membership fees, a sale of handwork and home-cooking, a scholarship bridge and from marathon groups, Funds from the latter were used for work with veterans at Ste.Anne de Bellevue Hospital, Donations during the year included the Springhill Disaster Fund, the Family Welfare and the Montreal General Hospital.The club year was reviewed and special stress was placed on the Scholarship Bridge which provides scholarship for girls from the Maritimes studying in Montreal, The School for Graduate Nurses at McGill University selected Miss Ada E.Sina from Newfoundland as the recipient this year.Another scholarship was given to the School of Social Work.Vice-presidents are: Mira Mary Sutherland, Mrs.W.PF.McVie, Mrs.R.J.Chalmers and Mrs.H.Oldford, Miss Mabel Marshall is recording secretavy with Mrs.R, P.Freeman, corresponding secretary; Miss Lna Joyce, niembership secretary and Miss Edna Benson, treasurer, Antique Clocks expertly repaired | ond rebuilt by oo Paul Friis 727 Shell Tower Bldg.1255 University St.UN.6-9057 errr QUALITY HEDGE PLANTS Plant a permanent hedge suited to your elimate and size of grounds.Our experts will help you select the best.Long time investments deserve special attention.General Catalogue FREE on request.PLC Tmo > WHPERRON x C2 515 LABELLE BLVD, L'ABORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q.(Montreal 40) TEL MU.1-181 EVENING LECTURES FIRST YEAR Chemistry Economics English History Mathematics Physics Yaovola College MONTREAL SUMMER EXTENSION COURSES JUNE 16 \u2014 AUGUST 6 ANYONE may register ADVANCED SUBJECTS Accounting + 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Culture and Swedish Massage, Slim Glori, Steam Bath, Slenderizing Table, Exercycle.Call for appointment HU.4-7922 WESTMOUNT HEALTH STUDIO 4930 SHERBROOKE ST.W.RII a ISRE, F EARL WS TR TA PR UR PO ET Miss Angela Now On Our Staff of Hair Stylists Also Mr.Rene, formerly with Ogilvy's and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel HAIRDRESSING j 4891 Sherbrooke St.W.HUnter 9-1233 (Corner Prince Albert) IVrucnnouveutrsah ga ON QUO OON AGO ONU EHOHE STI OUSCOEGOHOOENLOLOONOONHOICINOHAO LM TUIN PPL PN em Pal bs ~~ ar M GNU Se 3 marriage has been arranged to take place on Saturday June 6, at three o'clock in the Church of the Ascension, THE EXAMINER WOMENS 71 isl.WESTMOUNT, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1959 \u2014Posen Photos Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Fowler, ner have returned after spend- and Miss Mary Fowler of West- mount returned in the Empress »0f Britain.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Peacock of Westmount returned in the Empress of Britain.Mrs.Allan Bronfman is entertaining at a buffet supper on Sunday evening, May 10, at half-past six o'clock, for the out-of-town delegates to the convention of the National Council of Hospital Auxiliaries, Miss Mona Prentice is enter- McKENNA oO F COTE DES NEIGES Florists RE.8-1124 MR.AND MRS.CHILION FRANK GRAVES HEWARD whose marriage took place on Saturday, April 4, in St.Matthias Church, Westmount.Mrs.Heward is the former Miss Virginia Temple McAvity, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James M.McAvity and Mr.Heward is the son of Mr, and Mrs.Brian Heward, all of Westmount.\u2014Bermingham Photo.entertain at a buffet luncheon Westmount are among this on Sunday, May 10, following week's guests at the Park Plaza, the church servige, for out-of- Toronto.town delegates to the convention of the National Council of Hospital Auxiliaries.Mr.and Mrs.Dudley Dawson are entertaining this evening and later with their guests will attend the fiftieth anniversary dance of Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp\u2019s School at the Ritz-Carlton.Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Harshaw returned in the Empress of Britain after spending several weeks abroad.The christening of the in- Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Peters jr.fant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.have taken up their residence at George Cook took place re- 561 Grosvenor avenue, West- cently in St.Patrick's Church, mount.Rev.Lionel Stafford, SJ, officiating.The baby was given Mr.and Mrs.C.P.Keeley of the names Kathryn Andrea.westmount, are among the Mr.and Mrs.G.Herbert Cook guests at the Park Plaza while were godparents.The baby 18 visiting Toronto this week.the granddaughter of Mr.and Mrs.John W.Martin and of Mr.G.Herbert Cook and the late Mrs.Cook, all of West- mount.Following the ceremony the godparents entertained at their residence.x Mr.and Mrs.R.P.Kennedy of Westmount are guests at the Park Plaza this week while visiting Toronto.taining at dinner on Monday Mr.and Mrs.Dudley Trusler evening, May 11, in honor of the sailed yesterday in the Empress out-of-town delegates to the Of Britain to spend some time convention of the National abroad.: Council of Hospital Auxiliaries.Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Nan- tel and Mr.and Mrs.Jack Guillon of Westmount, are guests of the Park Plaza, Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Mills of Westmount had as their guests recently, Mrs.Mills\u2019 brother and sister-in-law, Me.and Mrs.Tom Mitchell of Ottawa accompanied by Mrs.x Mitchell» brother and sister- in- law Mr.and Mrs.A.Cuth- bert.Mr.Mitchell was enroute to Largs, Ayrshire, Scotland, to visit Mrs.Mills\u2019 and his mother who is 92 years of age.Me.and Mrs.T.Muir Mitchell and their daughter, Bonnie from Petawawa also visited with Mr.and Mrs.Mills and have returned to their home.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Vaughan of (Corner Abbott) \"Miss Marjorie\u2019 Cavernill wil | A TE sc.crop reeds?ta QUEBEC ANTIQUES | 4500 St.Catherine Street West Specializing in Early Pine Furniture, etc.LACHAPELLE Convalescent Home 3570 St.Joseph St., Lachine Exclusive Nursery home for rest and convalescent patients.Facing Lake St.Louis For information ME.7-5622 « WE.2-4781 I : \u201cuen et a a4.0000 are et.rer ts RÉ TBS + >a SI = Devin pe .da af Fil le - wld ad dl È 8 study of Ladies\u2019 Curling Club elects new officers The annual meeting of the St.George's Ladies\u2019 Curling Club was held recently at the Clubhouse, 3685 The Boulevard.The president, Mrs.A.J.D.Wright, president, was in the chair.Officers named for the 1959-60 season were: Past president, Mrs.G.W.Cross; president, Mrs.A.J.D.Wright; first vice - president, Mrs.A.J.Norton; second vice- president, Mrs.E.H.Edwards: recording secretary, Mrs.L, B.McCurdy; coresponding secretary Mrs.N.Brady; treasurer, Mrs.Phil Martin; match chairman, Mrs.G.R.Patterson; membership and publicity, Mrs.R.C.Denver; hospitality, Mrs.W.J.Marchant; LCA representatives, Mrs, Jos.Edwards.Life Membership Day The Rev.Kenneth B.Keefe of St.Mathias Church, Westmount, will be the guest speaker at Dominion Douglas Missionary So- 0 @: meeting on Tuesday, at :30 p.m.The soloist is to be Mrs.W.S.Weaver accompanied by Mrs.| N.Hardy.This will be Iife Membership day and the conveners for the afternoon are Miss Dorothy Flower and Mrs.A.Stewart Allen, + i MRS.J.E.GIBBONS, whose marriage to Dr.James Eastwood Gibons took place recently in St.Andrew's United Church, Westmount.Mrs.Gibbons was formerly Miss Heather Margaret Dolg, daughter of Mrs.Mitchell Hartt Doig of Westmount and the late Mr.Dolg.Dr.Gibbons is the son of Mr.and Mra.Robert John Gibbons of Smith Falls, Ont.DR.AND MRS.GEORGE Don Tuesday.LITTLE, 3245 Cedar avenue, Westmount, pictured aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain before sailing from Montreal for Liverpool \u2014Canadian Pacific Photo Series of five forums fo commence May 14 The Activities Committee of the Women\u2019s Division of the Combined Jewish Appeal is being developed to interpret organizational structures, the amily relation- counselling servives hi e-: resources available in many \\ SWOP SHOP Now at Our New Location 1373A Greene Ave.(Entrance om lane Just below Sherbrooke St.) COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND WE.2-3001 Phone: necessary services to the community at large.By popular request the first area for expansion is the subject of \u2018\u2018Leadership.\u201d Beginning Thursday, May 14 a series of five forums will be held, the theme of which will be'Focus on Leadership.\u201d All lectures are free of charge and will be held in the ¥ Auditorium of the Jewish Community Services Building, 493 Sherbrooke street west; from 10 a.m.to 12 noon.The speaker for the first session, \u201cOn Becoming a Leader\u201d is Mr.James T.McCoy, of Bois, McCay and Associates Ltd.Counsel to executive management, lecturer and writer, Mr.McCay has explored a range of methods and procedures accelerating personal growth and is the author of \u201cManagement .of Time.\u201d Mrs.Morrie E.Coshof, Chairman of the Activities Committee, and vice-chairman, Mrs.I.Meshwork, have urged immediate registration for thjs informative Institute as facilities are limited.The four sessions to follow will cover other interesting and related subjects and will be held each week \u2014 May 21, Muy 28, June 4, and June 11 \u2014 at the same time and place.| \u2014Posen Photo Mrs.C.McCoshen heads City Council CWL At the anmual meeting held recently in the Windsor Hotel, of the Montreal City Council CWL the following slate of officers was elected: president, Mrs.C.L.McCoshen; vice-presi- dents, Mrs.G.Gonthier and Mrs.J.P.Wynn; recording secretary, Mrs.G.Sirois; corresponding secretary, Mrs.H.Whittingham; treasurer, Mrs.J.J.McGee; councillors, Miss M.Sheridan, Mrs.J.L.Hickey, Miss C.Dwyer Miss K.Murphy, Mrs.R.Goulet, Miss F.Lewis and Mrs.J.Forest.Mrs.J.E.McArdle, retiring president reported a very successful season, with donations to various charitable organizations, also a -scholarship to Marianopolis College.Rev.Msgr.Harold J.Doran, Chaplain of Montreal City Council spoke briefly on the life of Madame d'Youville and the history of the Grey Nuns.Venture Club The Venture Club of Montreal will hostess a games night at the Salvation Army Eventide Home, May 12 at 7:30 p.m, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 19 | Gibbons: Doig wedding held marriage of Heather Margaret daughter of the late Mitchell Hart Dolg and of Mra.Doig, of Westmount, to Dr.James Eastwood Gibbons, of Montreal, son of Mr, and Mrs.Robert John Gibbons, of Smiths Falls Ont, took place recently in St.Andrew's Church, Westmount, the Rev.D.M.Grant, DD, officiating, Mr.Eric Adams played the wedding music and white snapdragon and lilies were used to decorate.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr, lan Doig, was in a gown of antique delustred satin, with a fitted bodice having an appliqued yoke of Rose Point lace and long, fitted sleeves, and a skirt fashioned with a cathedral train, edged with the same lace.Her veil of tulle illusion was heid by a bandeau of lace and she carried a cascade bouquet of Joanne Hill roses and stephanotis, Miss Susan Doig, as maid of honor for her sister, and Miss Dorothy Johnstone, of Toronto, and Miss Martha McDougall, of Oakland, Calif, as bridesmaids, were in frocks of sea- green silk taffeta, with fitted bodices having short sleeves and bell-shaped skirts, caught * with bows.They wore bandeaux ot coral geraniums and ivy to match the bouquets, - Mr.Robert Gibbons, of Kingston, acted as best man for his brother and the ushers were Dr.Robert MacDonald, Dr.John Summerby and Dr.Norman Urie, of Ottawa, Mrs.Doig, the bride's mother, wore a sheath gown of navy blue crepe, with a corn-flower blue hat and had a spray of flowers in their pinned to her handbag, Mrs.Gibbons, mother of the bridegroom, was gowned in powder blue lace.She wore a sage bouquet of Demure roses and pink sweetpeas.Montreal Badminton and Squash Club.Later Dr.and Mrs.Gibbons left for Virginia, the bride travelling in a suit of blue and brown tweed and wearing navy blue accessories and a corsage bouquet of gold orchids.Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Gibbons, Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Boyd, Mrs G.Maxwell, Mr.and Mrs.E.C.McKay, Mrs, W.D.Saunders and Mr and Mrs.W.J.Smith, of Smiths Falls, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Gibbons, of Kingston, Ont.; Mrs, Guy Smith, 3 in St.Andrew's United Church of Hamilton, Ont.; Dr, and Mrs, J.E.Nellics, of Belleville, Ont.; Miss Mary Anne Beardell, of Chatham, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs, Andrew Fraser, of Iroquois, Ont; Dr.P.V.Gladdy, of Sarnia, Ont.; Dr.Pierre Demers, of Quebec; Mrs.A.York Wilks, of Knowlton; Mrs H.A.Pe- verley, of St.Andrews East; Mr, and Mrs.James Eastwood, Mr, and Mrs.Edgar Brodie, Mr.and Mrs, Donald Sinclair, Miss Marnie Sinclair and Miss Deb- dle Sinclair, Dr.and Mrs, R.T.Collyer, Miss June A.Leslie and Mr, and Mrs.Cyril Farquharson, of Toronto; Dr, and Mrs.Norman Urie, Mr.and Mrs.Whitely Eastwood, Mr.and Mrs.V.Me- Court, Mrs.C.B.Snelling and Dr.and Mrs, James L.Devit, of Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.F.D, Eastwood and Mr.George Eastwood, of Comwall, Ont, Grand tombola The University Settlement la holding its 7th annual May Jamboree at 3553 St.Urbain street, May 8.Grand tonrbola, dancing show, whist drive, homecooking, fortune telling, white elephant sale and door prizes.Doors open at 7:15 p.m.white geraniums and stephanotis hat of the same color and a cor- ° || For subtle flattery .The reception was held at the MR.EMILE'S \"Softy\" Permanent The \u201cSofty\u201d is positively cunning in its gentle flattery.See us soon, and find out how becoming this attractive new style can be.$10.00.Phone: WE.5-0562, WE.§-240¢ 1347 GREENE AVE.mile BEAUTY SALON CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY ® DRAPERIES SLIPCOVERS CURTAINS ® FABRICS \u2014 Imported and Domestic Complete Installations | FURNITURE REPAIR AND RESTORATION R.H.MULLINS ANTIQUES FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY 1317 GREENE AVENUE WESTMOUNT .WE, 5-3894 The V/estmount Examiner, Friday.May 8.1959 20 \u201cAE METROPOLITAN CANVASS of the Sulvation Army Red Shield Appeal vader the ctadenuenship of Mes.RG.Gllbride Is now at the halfway mark, At a tea held ut the mens Hostel for all district chatemeu tein captains, some of the leuders in man of the Shown with fhethy ved Guild and WA The closing meoting of St.Matthew's Anglican Church Guild and WA will be held Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m.in the Parish House, preceded by un executive meeting at 1.30 For The Finest QUALITY BEEF Mrs.C.8.Waldo was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Catherine Booth Hospital at its annual meeting held recently in the nurses ° residence.Obtainable Membership figures showed Try HAINES an increase and new high of 192.Money making projects for the year Included, two rum- OF WESTMOUNT mage sales, sale of work, \u201cNoted for Quality\" fashion show and magazine subscriptions which raised English Family Butcher and Grocer Purveyor of High Class Quality Meats, Groceries Fruits and Vegetables FRESH KILLED CHICKENS 4466 St.Catherine West Near Metcalfe Ave.WE.7-9455-6 Drop in and let us suggest appropriate flowers to help make your wedding a memorable one.Naturally there is no obligation House of Howers I St.at Sherbrooke net sum of $3,007.95.The auxiliary\u2019s main contributions to the hospital were, renovation of the main kitchen, dumb waiter and intravenous stands at an approximate cost of $7,000.Mrs.Gordon W.Leverctte, recording secretary, reported activity in all branches of auxiliary work.The treasurer, Mrs.C.A.Camirand, reported that $11,959 gross had been raised during the year.The Travelling Wagon which Mr.Tingley, Mrs.C.mas, and Mrs.R.G.'STORAGE-DRY-CLEANING & LAUNDRY SERVICE It's time to clean household cleanables.and get your wearing apparel ready for Spring.LAMPSHADE AND GLOVE CLEANING A SPECIALTY Also household laundry and men's shirts beoutifully finished STORAGE: 2% of Valuation WINDSOR te MN A XC 1205 Church Ave.PO.8-6679 à dot, the Appeul trom Westmount heard encourg- Ing reports from W.T.G.Hekett, vice-chair- contra] campaign committee.Hackett are; Mrs.IL W, Hargreaves, Mrs.A.Christ- Gilbride.~- Canadian Pacific Photo Mrs.C.S.Waldo named head | of Catherine Booth Auxiliary MRS.C.S.WALDO \u2014 Basildon Photo operates in the hospital several days during the week, showed the net total of $4.556.55.This amount includes the money raised by the Junior Group in the \u2018hospital.Hand mude articles and those sewn by the sewing committee of the Wagon numbered over 1.500.The Birthday Club members were successful in rals- ing $1,354 which was used to purchase cribs for the nursery.An additional amount of $1,346 was brought in through the diaper service gift plan.Mrs.W.Wambolt reported on the work.of the Junior Group which included keeping the clinic room stocked with up-to-date magazines.The hospital sewing committee completed 1,817 pieces for the hospital layettes, made possible through the assistance of the Knit and Stitch group in Montreal West and the Beau- harnois Group.The serving of coffee and biscuits to the patients attending clinic each week has proved to be of great benefit to the mothers.The retiring president.Mrs, W.Boyd Campbell, was presented with a past presidents\u2019 pin by the auxiliary.The executive for the coming yeur Is as follows: Mrs.C.S.Waido, president: Mrs.Robert Jupp.first vice- president; Mrs.R, B.Porteous.second vice-president; Mrs.Gordon W.Leverette, recording secretary; Mrs.Norman Seath, Rs Su LT H.W.Davis (seated), 1522 THREE GENERATIONS: Mrs.Summerhill avenue, with her daughter, Mrs, N.A.Fellows, 4854 Westmount avenue, and her grand daughter Lucy enjoying a holiday at the British Colonial Hotel in Nassau, The colorful straw hats worn are from native markets of the Buhumns.! \u2014Malone Photo a I Ts Ta a TT a TT ee Ne Home and Mother Two welded links, that hold Against the strain of life, Mother and Home; Though men may wander far Seeking for fame, and gold, No matter where they roam, These ties will hold, Symbolic words, that speak Of shelter, and of rest, 7 - Where weary heads, are laid Upon a mother\u2019s breast; Secure, and safe, and sure, These will endure, .Home and Mother.CL LL DOROTHY SPROULE Volunteer Bureau names new slate WN Ne Te a corresponding secretary; Mrs, C.A.Camirand, treasurer.Committee chairmen include Mrs.Frank Ward, Mrs.W.Gordon Young, Mrs.A.S.Mrs.Michael Garber was Thomson, Mrs.Leslie Forth, elected president of the Montreal Volunteer Bureau at \u2018its annual meeting this week, Mrs.Sydney A.MacSween, Mrs.E.L.Bruetan and Mrs.H.Hannay.Other officers include: Mrs.eee eee, C.Starkey, Mrs.J, Senecal, Dal Club Mrs.S.Ralston and Mrs.1.alse u Shaw, vice-presidents; Mrs.\u2019 H, The Dalse Welfare Club, La- Morton, recording secretary; Mrs.R.McMaster, corresponding secretary; Mrs, C.Fisher, treasurer; and Mrs.J.Cross, assistant treasurer.dies Auxiliary, will hold a general meeting on May 14, at eight- thirty p.m.at the home.of Mrs.J.Messing, 6250 Deacon road.Mrs.L.Goldstein, president will preside, A panel discussion by three leading social service representatives will be held, HU.4-4501 4927 Sherbrooke St.West HOURS: : Monday to Thursday, 9 am.to 7 p.m.Fridays, 9 am.to 9 p.m.\u2014 Saturdays.9.a.m.te 6 p.m.(Near Claremont) TRO Avett eA Cid a a a TE ire \u2014 mm A | The Westmoun?Examiner, Fridoy, May 8, 1959 21 The traditional white dress and slippers will be replaced by .the regulation middy blouse and navy skirt in this Gradua- Miss Jean Ferguson.; Von Ceremony for the Senforg-\u2014-\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2018girls of the Canadian Girls in Alumnae Society , Training groups of the Province On May # at 230 pn n of Quebec.Girls along with their the auditonum of the Mont: ul families.friends and ministers High School, the Alumnae So- \u2018will gather for this occasion at ciety af the High Schoo! tor 230 p.m.on Satunlay, May 8.\u2018 Girls is holding its annual meet- in Ephraim Scott Memorial Pres- ing.There will be an Interest nr byterian Church in Montreal.program.A film will be shown At this time al by a staff member of radie sin- in the adjoining church parlors Pouring tea for this ovcison will be Mig Milly Brisbane and CGIT graduation ceremony Saturday re sixteen year ; , oid girls who have maintained ' tion CJAD called.\u201cCan.ton | \u2018an active participation in CGIT Fashions Amund the Wo | for the past 4 vears, with the Commentary will be given Hy 1 -approval of their leader anl Mre Donald Mask Retreone A their minister, will leave CGIT | ments will be served, fer «mon to assume the wider, more aduit * responsibilities offered them in \"their Jocal church.To mark this | occasion they will shart a closing worship together, led by Mise | Frances Wallace, Chairman of the Provincial CGI'T Committee.' The vuledictory address, on behalf of the graduates, will be given by the Provincial Presi- Bent of CGIT, Miss Pat MeMunn of Cedur Park United Church.Pointe Claire.Addressing the \"graduates will be Miss Margarel | \"there will be à nominal chape, ANNA GOWNS 4921 Sherbrooke W {Between Claremont & Prince Albert) WEDDING GOWNS Made To Order in 3 Weehs 5 > MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Banquet held À recently by the 49th Guide and Brownie Com- ; pany at Trinity Memorial Mall.Shown in the picture are Roberta Coutts, Sea Ranger from SRS Quebec; Miss J.Hague, Guide Captain; and Mrs, Parker and her daughter Nancy, \u2014 Tedd Church Photo Miss Alice Aeron iS elecied 27 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 © ener ie ot mam tm en = mar mre: anni.«PP EE a .ome + ne ; Quigley.Secretary for CGIT in \u20181 ALSO GOWNS FOR THE ENTIRE J | the Council of Christian Educa- WEDDING PARTY.à tion of this province, and the DRESSES, SUITS AND i person more affectionately re- COATS membered as \u201cSkipper.\u201d the ai-: At the annual meeting of the Mrs.Ronald Rowat, Mrs.rector of their summer camps at | mode to order by European WMS, Montreal Presbyterial of Ritchie Bell, Mrs.W.R.Henry, | Codar Lodge, Magog.The pre- | designer .the Presbyterian Church in Can- .\\ tas .sentation of a diploma and the | ada, Miss Alice- Anderson was Mrs.Nah Brown, Mrs.J.c.ldistinetive silver grauation pin.OUR SPECIALTY elected president for the coming Hood, Mrs.I.M.Anderson, Mrs.will be made to each girl by Mrs.° year.R.B.Calhoun and Mrs.R.M.|W.A.Warren and Mrs.Colin Alterations MRS.JACK eonvener of the \u2018baking eon- SCHNEIDER, test,\u2019 a feature \u2018of the annual bazaar and country fair, taking place at Temple Beth Sholom, 6666 Terrebonne avenue, May 20 and 21.Closing date for receiving entry forms and recipes for the contest, which is open to any member of any women's organization, is May 13.Further details may be had by calling the Temple office, HU.1-568%.- \u2014Wal-Mir Photo Dessert luncheon The annual meeting of Sisterhood of Shaar Hashomayim will _ take place on Wednesday, May 13 at 1:30 p.m.in the Community Hall, 450 Kensington avenue, Westmount.This meeting will\u2019 be in the form of a dessert Juncheon, Rabbi Wilfrid Shuchat will install the new officers for vv GALS! 3 married or single pamper yourself the OO*vaz ! 0.0.offers wonderful opportunities to earn extra dollars, for personal pampering purposes .without upsetting the family budget.If you have experience as a steno, typist, comptometer or business machine operator call 0.0.Free practice sessions may be arranged.*Crrice Overload UN 1-3561 8:30 a.m.to 10:00 p.m.505 Dorchester Street W, Cairns; recording secretary, Mrs.J.C.Brown; corresponding secretary, Miss Margaret McNaughton, and treasurer, Mrs.C.S.Cooke.The treasurer reported receipts for the year were 23,820.Support of the COC, Explorers and CG!T groups was shown by the increase on givings over the pre- * vious year.In the Senior Department, there were 31 auxiliaries with a membership of 1,262 including associate members.Total amount | ; realized was $16.166 with $460.contributed for supplies.MEMBERSHIP The Evening Department reported 21 auxiliaries, 11 in Montreal, nine on the South Shore and one on the Lakeshore, with an active membership of 453 with 108 associate members.Contributions to the general fund amounted to $6,487 with $230 for supplies.In the girls\u2019 organizations, an increase of 42 members was noted making a total of 179 in 17 groups.Givings show an increase also \u2014 $199 to $65 in the previous year.Montreal has 11 Explorer groups with a membership of 173 and nine groups on the South Shore with 122 membership.There are seven COC groups in Montreal with a membership of 167.Associate members total 633 with contributions amounting to $2,416.Subscriptions to the Glad Tidings Magazine totalled 1,056, an increase of 68 over the previous year.Donations to the st pply department Included hand-made bedspreads, blankets, knitted goods and books to a total of $914.These were sent to Springhill, Hungarian relief, Indian schools, Chinese missions Tyndale House and local needy.During the year, 11 life memberships, six honorary, ten In Memoriam, ten junior certificates and 11 seals were issued, representing $1.607.NEW SLATE Officers elected, with Miss Anderson, include: honorary president, Mrs.Charles Johnson; vice- presidents, Miss Doris Blaise, Facilities offered to you the figure you HEALTH is the coming year.Mrs.Moses A.Brown will give the opening prayer and Mrs.Humphrey Kas- sie will sing appropriate selections throughout the installation ~.& ceremony, who will be accom: panied at the piano by, Mrs.Manuel A.Mendell.-' To celebrate the opening of our beautiful New Toronto Studio we extend to YOU the opportunity of becoming acquainted with YOUR Studio here in Montreal at a tremendously reduced rate.A LIMITED offer of $2.50 only per month!!! Steam Baths \u2014 Sunbaths \u2014 Mechanical and Hand Massage \u2014 plus $15,000 worth of beautiful equipment scientifically designed to give course tallormade to your requirements.Come in now FOR A FREE TRIAL AND FIGURE ANALYSIS!!! 4759 Van Horne Ave.i 4 270 A la TB RR vd Campbell, Vice-Chairmen of the Committee.| Following the service the of oll kinds HU.6-0823 graduates will be guests of honor at a tea and reception to be held A CELEBRATION OF HEALTH CLEAR ep you include:\u2014 desire.Individual expert instruction \u2014 and a RE.9-3396 © 4 .Ma a.A HEALTH STUDIOS i ft iO 22 it MRS.J.ARCHIBALD HODGSON, member of the Fete des Fleurs Committee In charge of the lecture-demonstration by Mrs.Elizabeth MacDermott and MRS.IRENE DAVIES next Wodnesduy, May Gth, at 2:30 p.m.In the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, The Fete des Flours which is sponsored annually by the Ladies\u2019 Committee is a contest of flower arange- ments by amateurs and is open to the public for viewing and participation.It will be held at the Museum May 27 from 3.30 p.m.until 11 p.m.and May 28 from 11 am.until 6 p.m.Proceeds from this event are used to buy paintings by contemporary Canadian artists and help to pay the cost of visiting exhibitions to the Museum.from BIRKS for ithe Roy ABEL BUBEIBEBUBEBUBEBEBE BE-BEBIBEBEBEBEBEBER 3 dB show off your treasures This velvet wall plaque displays the family photos and adds a charming decorator note to a living room or boudoir.Choose from square, rectangular or oval shapes with 3, 4 or 5 pictures; 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Mrs.Henry Joseph, recording secretary; Miss Marguerite H, Starke, corresponding secretary, S.R.Campbell, CA, honorary treasurer; Mrs.John, Durnford, honorary assistant.treasurer and committee chairmen Mrs.G.C.Fraser, Mrs.E.A.Bromley, Mrs.P.F.Stenz, Mrs.James M.Fraser, Miss Frances Smart and Mrs.J.P.Redpath, Annual meeting The Sisterhood \u2018of Shaar Ha- shomayim will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, May 13 in the Community Hall, 1.30 p.m.in the form of a dessert luncheon.The retiring president, Mrs.F.V.Elkin will submit her report and the new officers will be installed by Rabbi Wilfred Shu- chat.Mrs.Humphrey Kassie will render suitable vocal selections with Mrs.Manuel A.Mendell at the piano.Members and friends of the Sisterhood are cordially invited to atterd this concluding function, McGill Alumnae The annual meeting of the Mc- Gill Alumnae Society will be held on Monday at 8.15 p.m.in the Common Room of Royal Victoria College.This will be the last meeting of the season and reports of committee chairman and i precise.con will be presented eo: the Les by Mrs.J.ee secret Legale, Tetjsiog prest- HN MRS.W.VICTOR GEORGE, who was elected president of the Montreal Branch of the Grenfell Labrador Medical Mission at the annual meeting which took place recently At the YWCA.a new slate of officers will be elected for the coming season.Guest speaker will be Dr.Michael Oliver, Assistant Professor of Economics and Political Science at McGill, who will speak on \u201cCanada\u2019s Foreign Policy\".Mrs.David Legate, president, will preside at the meeting.Non-Pensioned Widows The Non-Pensioned Veterans\u2019 Widows Assoc.Inc.will hold their general monthly meeting in the Canadian Legion Hall, Verdun avenue, Monday, May 11, at 8 pm.Mr.T.Blythe and entertainers will be in attendance.Refreshments are being served.Members are requested to bring their cards.Eventide Home WA The Women's Auxillary of Eventide Home of the Salvation Army will hold its annual meet- \u2014Aäoïphe Photo \u201c2 ing on Thursday, May 14 at 2 p.m.in the Assembly Hall of the Home, 7486 Upper Lachine road, Mrs.H.H.Schurman will be in the chair.Refreshments will be served by Mrs, Robert Berry and her committee.PHOOLOSOPHY He who makes the most mistakes finds it easy to make excuses.CALL WE.2-5196 REMODELLING SPECIALISTS © Homes © Offices @ Youngstown Kitchens © Tappan Ovens SALES \u2014 INSTALLATIONS 5122 Sherbrooke St.W.Just west of Worm Theatre HU.6-863 Latest Mair ig By Experienced Operators Specializing in Oil Scalp Treatments and Hair Reconditioning under most modern steam equipment, also Facials.Try eur new, exciting Steam Permanent, Tints and Bleaches tn\u2019 half the time.WITH OR WITHOUT \"I \u2014 NO WAITING BEAUTAIRE HAIR DRYERS * Drids Your Weir ta\u2019 20 Minutes ul 1 \u2018OPEN MibAYS Yo: 9 P.M.o LS WESTMOUNT BEAUTY PARLOR Tre MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE in charge of arrangements for the dinner-dance being held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel today to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Miss Edgar's and Miss Cramp\u2019s School.From left to right: Mrs.Dudley Dawson, in charge of Hotel arrangements; Mrs.Raymond Caron, president of the Old Girls Association; Mrs.E.H.Eberts, assist- tant chairman; and Mrs.A, T, Galt Durnford, chairman.\u2014Posen Photo Mrs.M.Garber elected head of Women's Voluntary Bureau The past year has been one of expansion which has only been made possible by the hard work of the president and the Board of Directors, particularly over the previous year at which time we changed our name from Women\u2019s Voluntary Services to Women\u2019s Voluntary Bureau, Mrs.Ann K.Crowther, executive director of the Bureau told the annual meeting at the YWCA April 22.During the past year 458 individual volunteers were interviewed by the Bureau.Including groups, recruitment totalled 560 with 415 of that number individuals, \u201cIn the year which ended last March, we had 582 volunteers giving at least 23,000 hours.We have built up our speclalist file so that we have many fluent linguists, reliable drivers, graduates in Arts and Science and graduate nurses THE \u201cit Beots as it Sweeps as It Cleans, Gets The Deep-down Dirt Other Cleaners Miss\u201d New 1959 models now on display Consult the GREGORY'S ORIENTAL RUG CO.4151 ST.CATHERINE WEST WE.2-4277 Eve.i RE.8-4605 SALE! Balance of 1958 modek APPLIANCES GXVRA .anna ven | uM, «non -ocqu autumnal, equinox, Sept.29.en our lists,\u201d she reported.Volunteers served in 15 local hospitals during the year as wel as in 48 other agencies and organizations, All age groups figured in the volunteers, University students served mostly in youth centres and children\u2019s institutions.Business girls provided nearly all evening help, particularly for hospitals.Daytime volunteers were mainly housewives with * grown families.The senior age i group of volunteers were often retired people who wished to remain active and develop =a new interest while helping others.Mrs.Crowther stressed the importance of great care in handling the initial interview with the velunteer, including a proper interpretation of the volunteer's job.Some present themselves with a definite idea of what they would like to do and, in a number of cases, they are not suited to the work or the organization they have chosen and, accordingly, are directed elsewhere.\u201cMany come with an open mind and are prepared to go wherever their special ability can best be used.These people, of course, are much easier to fit into the right niche.\u201d Mrs.M, Garber was elected president, succeeding Mrs.Herbert H.Parker, Zenana Crusaders The monthly meeting of the Zenana Bible and Medical Missionary Fellowship (Zenana Crusaders) will be held at the home of Miss Dorothy Coles, 2506 Notre Dame de Grace avenue, on Monday evening at eight o'clock.Miss Ursula Burrows, home on furlough from India wil} be the guest speaker.Refreshments will be served.The \u2018harvegt moon: is the WARE nearest to the Franklin Hall Memorial of Stanley Presbyterian Church recently.The entire proceeds were donated to St.Andrew's Homes Inc.From left to right, Mrs.J.B.Miller, Mrs.J.U, MacEwan, chairman of the St.Andrew's Homes Committee of Stanley Church, Mins Effie McCullock, Miss Dorothy Percival, Mrs, J.D.Wilkie, Mrs.Bruno Cormier, Mrs, 8, S.Jefferys, Mes.W.R.Henry Mrs, M.\u20ac.Willis, Mrs.David Christie, Mrs.E.G.Hinds, and Mrs, B.G.Wishart.ABC Phuto IN THE omen 3 Roa bn Authors Association The Canadian Authore Associ- + Calvary family party The Elizabeth Read Auxiliary and the Calvary WMS will hold Africa.an annual family party Friday, May 8 at 7.30 p.m.in the Ladies Frith, Parlor.The gucet speaker will be Mr.T.Brown, agriculturist from The eomvencra will be Mrs.J.D.Ross and Miss Isabel ation will hold its 8th meeting of the season Monday at 8\u201830 p.m.in the Green room of the Ritz Carlton Hotel.The guest | speaker will be Dr.Alton Gold- bloom, well known: pediatrician and author of the best seller \u201cSmall Patients.\u201d Closing meeting Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood and Sisterhood join in presenting & gala closing meeting dinner at 7 p.m.Wednesday, May 13 in the Temple Community House, 4100 Sherbrooke street, west.There will be a short business session.A delightful feature of the evening will be a musical takeoff on Gigt Mary's Day celebration Father Henry Hall, Curate at St.Kevin's Parish will be the guest speaker at the Annual Mary's Day Celebration of the Quebec Chapter of Canadian Federation of Convent Alumnae which will take place this year at the Sacred Heart Cônvent, 1230 Gouin boulevard east, on Salur- day afternoon, May 9 at 3.15.The guests will be received by the Governor Mrs.John Thorp, assisting her will be the presidents of affiliated Alumnae while Mrs.J.W.Byrne, Mary's Day chairman \u2014 Sacred Heart Alumnae, will be in charge of arrangements.Members and friends are invited to attend.Lawn Bowling Club The semi-annual meeting of the Ladies Branch, Westmount Lawn Bowling Club, will be held in the clubhouse, Kensington avenue, Thursday May 14 at 2.30 p.m.Fete des Fleurs Fete des Fleurs, the 8th annual flower-arranging contest of held Wednesday, May 27, and the Ladies Committee will be Thursday, May 28 in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.Joint chairman are Mrs.George A.Daly and Mrs.Jean St.Germain, The two day event, 3:30 p.m.to 11 p.m.on May 27, 11 a.m.to 6 p.m.on Muay 28, will have 11 classes open to the public and one class reserved for former winner of blue and red ribbons.Prizes will be awarded to the winning amateur entries.Refreshments will be served and bar service will be available, Trinity evening WA Trinity Memorial Evening Branch WA will have a social evening and bake sale Thursday, May 14 in the ladies room at 8 p.m.Members please take in their \u2018Mite Bokes and Talent\u2019 \u2018money.New Member\u2018 dr cordidlly.in- \u201cvied to! attend! 11 5580 DECARIE BLVD.RE.1-1153 24 e TV © RADIO © APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE TV Antennes our specialty HI-FI Equipment and Transistor Supplies TELETRONICS CORP.LTD.4119 St.Catherine W.WE.5-9282 1 _ Property For Sale _ THREE bedroom split level, carport, fully landscaped, beacth und park rights, 16 terest 54%, $14,100, Frigidaire and stove included.tm.mediale occupancy.Mortgage $10,837.Ste.Aime 2520.level, 6 rooms, landscaped, streets, sidewalks, venetians, $76.60 monthly including taxes, Price $11, 900 Mortgage $8,700 at 5°.Ok.5- 1403, SPLPI 2 Property Wanted ) RESIDENCE wanted, Westinount, 7-0 rooms $30,000 - $40,000 range.RE.7- 8105.HOUSE wanted in Westmount, seven to nine rooms, Convenient location.Price up to $40.000.Plenee call HU.1.7107.3 Country Property For Sale MOURCHEST Mascouche, 20 miles nord of Montreal.Beautitul country home.giant size fully landscaped fawn, Private community.Normandy 1-1102.BLUF Top Cabius, Highgate Springs.Vt.On U.S.Route 7.2 double cabins, lurnished, showers, insulated.7 room cottage, partly furnished 1!.baths, insulated, 5 minute walk to bathing beach.Artesian well, large lot, room for expansion.Suitable as year around or Suinmer Home with guest cottages.Hl health reason for selling.M.Cadorette.11 Dunning $t., Swan.ton Vt Tel UN.8.4531, The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 Ca Nk 2 RII NE Tay The Westmount Examiner Classified Advertising EFT LT ET 4 current issue.evenings until 8:30 p.m.\u2014 A I EIR A TIN SN I HOME LA\" £ \u2014 PHONE YOUR ADS \u2014 : HUnter 9-1201 | î Boil Xa.Soa DE Please phone your Ads early in the week.Neo Ads eccepted sfter 10:30 a.m.Thursday for For your convenience, Adtaker on duty after 5 p.m.Tuesday and Wednesday a LL M TS LE TEE EEE ES Et AR 35 HU.1-2771.a VHRR EEE re?10 Words 45- * 3¢ for each additional word HL, ES al RE EN \u201cNR > 5 Country Houses To Let Holiday Cottage 4 bedroums, very cum£ortable.Tully equipped, including hot water and shower.Close to churches, stores, beach, ete.Pleasunl quiet surroundings, Oak Blufl, Martha's Vineyard.Mass.Box 516 ,co 2185 Hampton Avenue.LE 12 Apartments To Let Cumberland AND COTE ST.LUC 2 bedroom apartment, equipped, balcony, newly decor ated space heater, $73.00.Call after 6 p.m, HU.4.9807.One Month Free Modern attractive 3345 large rooms.large cupboard space.Fully equipped, new fireproof elevator building.HU.4.9443, CORONATION TOWERS Large-roomed sunny, 3!,.Balcony.planned kitchen, air conditioned, soundproof and many other assets.Corner of Coronation and Fielding.Call HU.1-4355 evenings.NEAR Westmount Park, 22 rooms, in modern block, with roof garden and solarium.$100 monthly.WE.35-4051.NET eee TE ai 20 Words 75e \u2014 Trades and Professional Cards 3 Cent Additional Building Repairs Westminster Building CONTRACTORS SPECIALISTS IN PROPERTY REPAIRS, PAINTING, CHIMNEY REPAIRS, WATERPROOFING PLASTERING AND FOUNDATIONS.ROOFING.FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED HU.9-6939 A.O.OLSEN & Co., gencral contractors.We specialize In steel and wood kilohens, playrooms and laundry rooms.Verandahs, stairs.Sidewalks, garages.HU.1-1179._ Carpentry Modernize Your Kitchen CALL US FOR CABINETS on AN ENTIRE STRUCTURE EXPERT WORKMANSHIP GOOD REFERINCES J.NIELSEN REG'D.3 DUNLOP PLACE Between Wood and Elm above St Catherine ___ WE.T-7381 Charm Course SPEINS MILLER Charm Studiss develops poise.beauty, personality, self-confidence, and the body beauti- tul in 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mates.New Melhod Landscaping.WE, 2:7025._ LANDSCAPING, gardening, roHing.Repairs of all kinds, ete.MI.5.8387.Marriage Licenses MARRIAGE LICENSES Milton W Winston, notary.Days.UN 6-65654: evenings, HU.9.2820.Music Lessons Guitar Lessons $1.00 HUnter 1-0971 Pest control IRREGULARITY?System due to over-mmdulgence, worry, hur.nied eating?Try a natural Colonie Irrigation \u2014 the modern way to feel nt again, Effective, Pleasant.Honald Lawrence, Physiotherapy.By ap- bomtment, RA.8-4341.Decorating PAINTING.Guaranteed.Interior, ex- tertor, Papering.vaM washing.Rea- sutabie.RE, 7-7421, sluggish EXTERMINATION of any Insect or vermin.No deposit, Results first \u2014 payment after, Guarantee.Hygienic sanitary service.RE.1.6149, 8 Upholstering YOU may eave a Int of money and stl have a virtually new chester.died: ifs you place a call to Bellaire Chesterfield at CL.5-071, A representative will call day or eyenjug Wilh no \u2018obligation\u2019 to yor, : .-: co LT TN AL | 12B Furnished apartment To Let FURNISHED apartmem in private home consisting of a large living room, bedromn, bathroom and kitchenette, Fully equipped.Parking space available, From mid May or earlier.References required.Please phone after 6 pm.HU.99-3807, Rooms To Let furnished 3 rowuns, $15.00 weekly, 71 aud Dorches- 20 WESTMOUNT, all taxes paid, Staynor near Greene ter.WESTERN 4268, sunny room, weil furnished, immediate occupation, Privileges.NICELY furnished room, all conven- ienves.Kitchen privileges.43 Prince Albert Ave., after 5 p.m.SHERBINOOKE West, business lady, newly decorated rou, kitchen privileges, excellent trawsportation and shopping, balcony.$12.50 weekly.14-8163 21b Nursing Homes PRIVATE convalescent home, also permanent home for the aged, 24- hour professional care.Home atrnos- phere, Call CR.1-4560.RGERTON convalescent rest home.Superior year round home outside Montreal, for chronic convalescent, elderly people.Efficient pursing care, Cheerful homelike surroundings, Galleries, auto-stairs.Moderate prices.Information UN.1.3281 or ITU.1-1376.22 Room and Board To Let 5486 Cote St.Antoine for elderly people, nursing care 24 hours.Ideal.24 Autos For Sale Oldsmobile 2.door hardiop 88, automatic.power sleering, \"seat and windows, '54 model, 35.000 miles, second family car.All new tires plus winter tires.Excellent condition inside and out.Price $1,150.00 cash.Phone HU.6.2242 after 7.30 p.m.Volkswagen BARGAIN \u2014 BEST EQUIPPED IN C ANADA Deluxe 1956, low mileage, perfect condition, sunshine roof, radio, luggage and ski racks, gas gauge, unused tire.For immediale sale, Offers over $1200.Tel, WE, 7-7042.MORRIS Minor 1952, $350.00, garaged all winter, body work and engine in fine shape.HU.1.8882.26 Garages To Let OLIVIER Sherbrooke area, for June and July, WE.3-3504, GROSVENOR near Blvd, HU.6-2062.29 ForSale ___ Sale of Gifts Mother's Day, weddings, afternoon tea free to buyers, at Lanterne Gifts, 278 Frechette Street, Chainbly.Lorna M.Babbage, No, 1 Highway, turn 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Morteage loans Contractors, privates.RA.9 Still time left for free lessons St John Ambulance headquarters announced this week that there is still time to register for the free classes in artificial respiration being conducted in the West End during \u201cSave-a-Life\u201d Week, which begins Monday.quickly.-4333.ad \u201cOnly one two-hour class is necessary to learn artificial respiration,\u201d says St.John Ambulance provincial secretary W.D.Simpson, \u201cand the knowledge gained may cnable you to save a life.\u201d De'ails of classes in this avea can be obtained by calling VI.* 2-9981.St.John Ambulance will also send instructors to service clubs or other p izations interested in learning artificial respiration as a group.provided \u201cihey.have premises available, _ 33 Domestic Employment ¢ The Snowdon Fastball League \u2014 Canada's premiere mushball loop \u2014 kicks off its 16th season on Sunday, with last year's pennant winning Dow club playing host to Pepsi-Cola in the inaugural at Tren- holme Park.Pre-game ceremonies will start at 2 p.m.The Willibrord Park, Verdun, opener is slated for next Tuesday evening under the arclights when Pepsi will play its second straight game, this time against Pinky Stamps.Three mayors have been invited to attend the opening day ceremonies at Trenholme Park.Mayor Fournier, Mayor Wilson of Verdun and Mayor Cousineau of Saint Laurent are expected to be on hand for the ceremonies under the guidance of league president Gerry Snyder.Other invited guests included city councillors, Edmund As- selin, Harold Cummings, George Brown and Ross Davidson; Verdun alderman George O'Reilly and R.Jeanneau; Postmaster- general Bill Hamilton and Commodore Paul Earl, N.D.G.MLA and other parks and civic officials.The game will mark the debut of Les Bagshaw as manager of the Brewers.Bagshaw will also play at his customary second base position and will have either Pete Constable or Bob Pepin at first base; Jacques Belanger at shortstop and Ron Klein at third base.Soft-shoeing Gilles Legare is expected to toe the slab for the # Snowdon ball opens Sunday Brewers with Cliff Bowles in reserve.Gilles Labreche will catch and the outfield will be composed of Ab Byan in left, Stan Diamond in centre and Roy Dubois in right.Pepsi-Cola manager Dave Broadbelt has assigned himself for the backstopping duties, with sling-shot Gil Dupuis on the mound.Dave Barnard, who led the league in homeruns last year, has been shifted from an outfield spot to first base.Kevin Brady will be at second and versatile Ray Denoncourt will be at shortstop.Puckster Connie Broden has been assigned the hot corner, with Dave Rubin in left field, Al Beaubien in centre and Pete McManamin in right.Pinky Stamps will unveile an almost completely new lineup for its opener against Pepsi in 1 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 Als return to WAG for drills to start June 29 Montreal's Big Four club will continue to do its training from June 29 at Westmount grounds until next October.It had been the club's drill headquarters since pro footbail was moved from De- lovimier Park to Molson Stadium, The Alouettes wero advised Mt.Royal fennis reunion Saturday Mount Royal Tennis Club whose courts will be used for two Davis Cup maïches this summer, have opened its courts.The annual Spring reunion is set for May 9 when new members will be welcomed.On Empire Day, the club will hold a round robin open to men and women.Play starts May 18 in this tournament.The evening will wind up with special fireworks, Leslie Szemenyei attendance as the sional.Officials also announced that the ladies and men\u2019s class A and .B doubles tournaments would be played in mid-May.The Match committee has is again In club profes- , drawn up a special set of rules lo govern \u2018these tournaments.Mount Royal play hosts to the Canada vs Australia Davis Cup Tie players and to the winner of this series vs the winner of the Southern Zone the following week.25 that Westmount grounds, once Indoor and odtdoor headquarters for the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association (MA AA).no longer would be available to the footballers.A high school is to be erected on the property.Since then Alouettes had been + *hopping for a new workout location, First step was to move the club\u2019s ticket vffice to the Notie Dame Sports Centre.Still no acceptable quarters that included a practice field, showers and easy access for players, Alouette ticket headquarters are settled at Notre Dane Sports Centre for the next thre yoars, Westmount clubhouse won't be utilized as ticket offices, for the time being at least, .Plenty of action .in ball leagues Two games are booked for the bantam teams in the Westmount softball league.Indiuns and Orioles play next Tuesday and next Thursday White Sux meet Yankees.In the mosquito section, Mars ling will take on Sugar Kings today.In the pee wee, Pirates and Braves will meet today, Two games are booked for Monday: Cubs and Phillies and Cards and Giants, May 13 has andther two games on tap: Braves will meet Cubs and Giants will take on Guants.Now is the time to start || home repairs, remodel- || ing, fix-up or building | jobs \u2014 Choose all your || supplies from our yard! CONGRATULATIONS ALL AROUND: .Les Bagshaw, centre, accepts best wishes from all sides after signing his contract as field manager for Dow Brewers in the Snowdon Major Fastball League this season.At left is Dow's sports promotion Choose from our lerge te- lection of pachaged fences.oo.For Privacy, Protection.manager, Roger Meloche, and at right is the club's business manager, Jack A well-chosen quality fence will beautify your home and + Verdun.New manager Hugh roise the property volue.: Sutherland will catch with Wally | TROPNI/E.$ * .Tysgraber on the mound.] t WHOLESALE price * The infield will be composed PAINTING a prie 3m ontARi Of Leo Harris at first base, Sid CEDAR LINING SUPPLIES: ras - .ST.EAST Patterson at second, Pat Don- Everything you à Ilustrated catalogue mailed free of charge 157 nelly at shortstop and veteran \u2014 Moth-preef for inside to clubs and Sporting Associations.ST.CATHERINE Maurice Racette at third.your closets and ontilde Permanent displays at any of our 3 stores.4 oy Jim Forsyth will play left with eesy-te.pointing .3699 ST.CATHERINE ST.EAST TEL, LA.23-3149 j | .field, Ray Beauchemin is at epply coder, paints, brushes, + = > Sham .centre and Mike Barnard is thin : aoust Fils tige : slated for right field duties.ners.\u2018 ® 0 00 0 00 2 e JEWELLERS \u2014 &P © DIAMOND SPECIALISTS Missing, of course, will be all à imports such as hurlers Percy 1 ET \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014 McCracken, Huey Hall, and TOOLS end Booker Thomas.Eight years ago the Snowdon League started using import players in a bid to achieve World recognition.HARDWARE : Good tools are the first essen- Now is the time tial f he ° This was achieved two years or \u2018 le to switch fo ago when the Fteinberg's club SCREENING: Replace worn out dymen or bu screens and doors, Build e er.We alse finished third in World competition in Clearwater, Fla.This year the club sponsors tightened their purse-strings and imports were barred.The RCMP entry, managed by Steve Walker, will not see action until next Thusday when they play Dow at Trenholme Park.RCMP and Pinky Stamps will inaugurate the Saint Laurent season on Monday, May 13 at Saint Laurents Decelles Park.Les Bagshaw, a baseball player converted to fastball, has been- named field manager of Dow Brewers in the Snowdon Fastball League it was an-| nounced.: screened porch, potio, or breese- woy.SHEARER LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED HOME IMPROVEMENTS SHOPPING CENTRE Ample Parking Facilities cerry hardware of all kinds.WHITELEY\u2019S RY after the budget It's more than ever your very best buy! I IY IY II YT MY YIY Pen 50 Stinson Blvd.RI 8-6161 Corner Cote de Liesse Read (East of Decarie Blvd.Traffic Circle) 2 6 Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 18 cricket teams ready for action Cricket players are looking forward to starting their 1959 Montreal and District league schedule with a great deal of interest, More clubs, more players and the first visit of the MCC since 1851 all contribute to making this the heaviest program in 20 years.Three new teams to join the circuit, Rolls Royce.Mount Royal and Verdun, will cach add a second team to make a total of 18 tennis divided into two sections: eight in the \u201cA\u201d and 10 in the 1° The MCC will be sending a team of some of England's finest cricketers here July 20.Two games will be played in Montreal, the first at Lower Canada College on July 31st und the second on August 1st ut Rolls Royce on the Cote de Liesse îhe MCG and in the annual\u2019 road.The cahbre of cricket in the arcu hag been improving rapidly.George Carter, president of the league executive committee feels that local all-star teams to be selected later will give a good account of themselves against # game uguinst Ontario.Local cricket will begin this coming Saturday with a full slate of matches scheduled for the \u201cB\u201d division.The \"A\" division openers are scheduled for the following Saturday, May 16.WILDWOOD CAMP AND GIRLS Season -\u2014 JUNE Rates: $30 5.17 Years (Separate NE 20 - FOR Groups) 12th AUG, 29 weekly mr ET Ce a \u2014\u2014vs ee», BOYS Riding on 6 ponies and horses.Supervised land and water sports, including waterskiing, aquaplaning, canoeing, boating, overnight canoe trips, camp Resident Doctor on call, Hearty, nourishing meals in screened Di fires, tennis, badminton, nurse, trained staff.lake-front beautiful property with sandy beach.ning Hall, 200 acres of Insulated cabins with running water.Recreation Halls with fireplaces.fee which covers full insurance.DIRECTORS: Dr.Vaudreuil, Que.WILDWOOD CAMP Hobbizs and Handicrafts, Free 32 page illustrated booklet available.Everything for $30.00 weekly plus Registration and Mrs, H.C.Martin CAMP NOMININGUE 35th Season.Nomininque, Que.BOYS 7 10 15 YEARS Ideal camp site, safe sandy beach, fully equipped.Permanent Senior Staff, Special ming, crafts, nature, sailing.sts for swim- Six age groups.Resident Pediatrician and two Nurses.Canoe trips, sailing, water skiing, swimming, tennis, riflery, archery, crafts, nature, camperaft.lllustrated folder OWNER-DIRECTOR: F.M.YAN WAGNER 3071 Trafalgar Avenue, Montreal 6.WE.3-8937 Phone 3317 - RI.4.008 8 30 CAMP gs ARROWHEAD Lake Memphremagog, Que.Boys 6 to 15.Small groups, personal care.Boys well supervised.Traine supervision, struction, watercraft and campcraft.and Doctors on call.Programs adapted to age levels, Safe beach, expert swimming in- Registered Nurse KENNETH H.MURRAY, B.Sc., M.Ed., Director 46 Surrey Drive, Montreal 16 UPON REQUEST RE.8-4469 A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Lake Newport, Vermont CAMP GLENEAGLE Memphremagog Sand Beach \u2014 Permanent Lodging \u2014 Hot Showers & Baths BOYS CAMP \u2014 JULY Ages 8-15 \u2014 2, 3 or 4 week periods.Featuring ® SWIMMING ® WATER SKIING ® TRIPPING FOOTBALL © BASKETBALL © BASEBALL FAMILY AND ADULT CAMP \u2014 AUGUST \u201cA resort holiday in @ camping atmosphere\u201d Featuring © GOLF © FISHING © TENNIS Supervised Children's Programme \u2014 Baby Sitting Evenings Mr.D.Ross Firth, B.Sc, (P.E.) 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DIRECTORS Mr.Ron S Box 63, N.D.G o harp, B.Sc, (P.E.) xX 5.6067 © ra re * TOP AWARD WINNERS average (159-1) trophy.of the Montreal Masonic Bowling league with their silverware.Left to right: Al Hoult, Waverley Red, L.H.Boyd single (246) trophy; Charlie Morris, John T.Gladstone, P.Sanderson three (579) trophy; league president Tom Breeze; Captain Wilf Manning, Royal Arthur Whites, pinfall winners of Stephenson trophy; Mel Webster, Royal Arthur White, W, W.Williamson \u2014Tedd Church Photo William (Bill) Gammon was elected president of the Montreal Masonic Memorial Temple Bowling league.H.G.Westcott was elected vice-president and Wilf Manning was named second vice-president.The secretary is L.Williams and the treasurer is E.Watson.At the annual presentation dinner, at which the new officers were announced, prizes were presented.The Stephenson pin- fall trophy was won by the Royal Arthur White team with Caledonia wins St.George's event A five on the 12th end gave Ken Weldon's Caledonia Curling Club rink a 13-8 decision over Francois Goulet of Cap-de-la- Madelcine in the final of the St.George Spring Bonspiel Saturday.Down 9-8 coming home, Weldon rubbed out a Goulet stone with lasl rock for his winning five.With Weldon were lead Bruce Coulter, second Bernie Brunet and third Bill Isaac.Goulet had J.Charfray, J.Desmarais and J.Boullier on his rink.In semi-final play Weldon defeated I.D, Smith, Town of Mount Royal 9-5 while Goulet eliminated P.Guillemette of Drummondville 9-4.Ted Hunt's Lachine rink took the consolation honors, 10-6 over Ken McWha of St.Lambert.Hunt defeated Bruce Adair in the semi-final 12-4 while Mec- Wha beat Ross MacFarlane of Mount Royal 8-7.Als sign end from Texas SU William Glossum, a six-foot end from Texas Southern University, whose sure hands and blinding speed swept him to Al- American second team honors last scason, and to first team rating in 1957, is heading here for a tryout with Big Four Alouettes.The 22-year-old Glossum had a brilliant career in college ball to look back on.He is more than a fair punter, but it is in the matter of pass catching that he excels.Last season he caught | Bill Gammon heads Masonic bowling league committee Quebec fennis \u201859 committees Wilf Manning as captain.It was the eighth time in 10 years that the Royal Arthur lodge has won this shield.The high average, 159.1, was won by Mel Webster of the winning Royal Arthur team.The three winner was Charlie Morris of John T.Gladstone lodge with 579 and the single, 246.was won by Al Hoult of the Waverley Red team.These marks are all net, For the handicap winners, section \u2018A\u2019: Webster 159.1; Bob * Elliot, Royal Arthur Blues 629; Bob Davies, Elgin, 258.Section \u2018B': Bill Gammon, Victory, 143.8; D.Plant.St.Andrew's White, 607; Hoult, 276.Consolation\u2019 low averages: George Layfield, St.Andrew's Red, 86.5 in section \u2018A\u2019, and Les Brown, John Gladstone Blue, 84.2, in section \u2018B'.Most improved player, Bob Davis, El- gin, 13.2 increase over last year's average.Ionic Blue team won the Forum trophy for section 'B\u2019 winner.) The newly appointed council of the Province of Quebec Lawn Tennis Association have appointed several committees to handle the 1959 season's active ities.The PQLTA president, Jack Davies, will chair the Executive and Finance Committee, with Brendan Macken, Guy Dorval and Brendan Madigan serving with him, : Other committees named were: Tournament, Fred Carpenter, Marcel McGarrhan; Inter-club, Jacques Lafontaine, Marcel] Mc- Garrhan; Constitution and Regulations, Jack Davies, Brendan Macken, Guy Dorval; Exhibitions, Claude Murray, Moe Bren- house, Gilles Ledoux; Member ship, Jack Davies, Guy Dorval, Brendan Madigan; Provincial Ranking, Brendan Macken; Player's Development, Moe Bren- house, Gilles Ledoux; Public Relations, Claude Murray; Secretary, Paul Bedard; Legal Advisor, Guy Guerin.35 passes for 629 yards and) eight touchdowns.oe + tre 4 MORE PEOPLE DRY GIN Distiliod in Conade ond Distributed by The Mouse of Soogram Te .ce.a 6 ) INTERNATIONAL RUGGER trophy presentation saw the Dartmouth team win the award after beating The Quebec All Star team 5-3 at the Verdun Stadium.Left is Dartmouth captain John Hessler receiving the Carling's trophy from general manager W.R, (Dick) Foster.Lou Miller's Notebook Goose Tatum City visitor, seeks promoters for tour Reece \u201cGoose\u201d Tatum, the venerable basketball star with the Harlem Globetrotters was a Baseball Stadium visitor last week.Tatum and friends are vacationing in the metropolis and as a sideline Goose was busily jotting down names of potential promoters for his new basketball touring squad the Harlem Magicians.Upon \u201cretiring\u201d from Abe Sa- perstein's Globetrotters, Tatum joined forces with Marques Hay- 4 Limited number of Men * Ladies Junior GOLF CLUB WOODLANDS, QUE.LOCATED 8 MILES FROM MERCIER BRIDGE ON HIGHWAY LEADING TO BEAUHARNOIS 18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE be admitted this season.FEES, INCLUDING LOCKER veseseesscseses 5109.25 teen ee resco \u2018Family Membership .Arrangements can be made for companies or associations tournaments.For further information please phone OX.2-8323 nes, the champion dribbler and the St.Louis Hawks, who won the pair formed the Harlem Ma- the World basketball champion- gicians.\u2018This year they have ship last year.added \u201cSweetwater\u201d Clifton, the * * * Knickerbocker star and the Magicians are planning a tour of North America starting next September.Goose has enjoyable memories of his many visits to Montreal! and would like to bring the Magicians here next Fall.LJ # * There was one ihstance Tatum recalled when local citizens didn\u2019t take kindly to the Trotters\u2019 shenanigans.That was when Ben Kerner (the for his many years of effort.owner of the St.Louis Hawks) VIVE LES MARBLES \u2014 From undertook the promotion of Hebburn-on-Tyne comes the the Trotters in a contest at story of the Hautmont, France The Stadium.It was their Only soccer team holding nightly local appearance.However practices so that on May 22 they the combination of weather Çan beat the soccer players of and summer vacations didn\u2019t Frebburn\u2014at MARBLES.enable Kerner to meet .\u2018nut\u201d and he took quite a fin- And in case the Hebburn-on- anclal beating.\u201cMan there Tyne men refuse to play marbles were more players than spec- the Hautmont soccer men are also tators that night,\u201d Tatum re- learning to play bridge.But why called.marbles or bridge between the two football teams when a party Kerner blew quite a bundle on from Hautmont visits Hebburn, his two local ventures, but has ji, English \u201ctwin town.\u201d made it up since as the owner of It seems that the English Font \u201cball Asociation has banned the projected friendly soccer game between the clubs because the soccer scason in England ends May 9.\u201cTime is too short to teach our soccer players cricket,\u201d said a Hautmont councillor,\u201d so we are teaching them together to get expert instruction in bridge and marbles.The selection of Bill Cleeve- ly as manager of the Canadian paddling team for the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome is a good cholce.Cleevely has long been a stalwart of the paddling game, from his days as an active paddler to his present position as secretary- treasurer of the Canadian Canoe Association.The trip to Rome is certainly just reward \u201cThe Tyneside soccer team can choose which game they would like to play, but in any case we are taking our boots and jerseys with us.\u201d new members will And unless the soccer officials rescind their order the clubs will compete in a manly game of MARBLES, 59.00 ci 3428 Exhibition June 10 The Quebec Soccer Board of Control have decided to bring the great West Bromwich Al bion of the English League here on June 10.Since Cantalia held Mexico's World Cup team to a scoreleas draw and that Hungaria were only nosed 6-5 by Vienna's Admira Wien, they have decided that the opposition shall be a lo- { cal An Star aidé\u201d at Lhe bagébau park.5 The Westmount Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 Dartmouth College won a 5-3 victory in the first annual Car- lings challenge trophy rugger match against the Quebec All Stars at Verdun Auditorium Stadium Saturday.Quebec Stars beaten by U.S.27 The Dartmouth team, winners of the Ivy League rugger championship and fresh from a vie- torious tour in England and the West Indies, outplayed the local team in just about every depart: ment, except the set scrums.I.PRODUCT . The Westmouat Examiner, Friday, May 8, 1959 Local Jewry pays Bible was secret weapon says Dr.Yigael Yadin Ry LOU MILLER The Bible was the secret weapon of the Israeli Army.Juring the war of liberation and still is, Dr.Yigael Yadin told 1,500 persons who attended the Negev dinner, honoring Allan Bronfman, 9 Belvedere road.at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel Wednesday night.Dr.Yadin was a leading general in the Israeli Army (Haganah) during the War of Independence in 1948 and led the Army to many victories.Cars collide at Victoria Mathew Merlin, 45, of 5579 Clanranald avenue, was slightly injured in a collision at Western avenue and Prince Albert avenue when a car driven by Esko Saikkonen, 32, 54 Vinet street, Strathmore, bumped into the rear of his car, Saikkonen told police that he was proceeding east on Western avenue when he noticed the car in front of him had stopped.and he was unuble to avoid collision, even though he had applied his brukes.Merlin, who complained of a stiff neck, but refused medical attention, stated that he was proceeding east on Western, and was nearing Victoria avenue when an English car in front of him suddenly stopped.and the car behind struck the rear of his vehicle, Cyclist strikes U-turning taxi John Kendall, 19, of 5847 Sherbrooke street west, received.a bump on the left side of his head, and bruises on his left hand when his motorcycle struck a waxi at 2.45 p.m.Friday.Kendall stated that he was proceeding west on St, Catherine street west when, as he entered the intersection of Wood avenue, a taxi started to make a U-turn to go east on St.Catherine.The veaicle turned in front of his cycle, he sald, upon which he applied his brakes but struck the taxi.Driver of the taxi was Eddy Lafontaine.46, of 2437 Rouen street, employed by George Emil Muir, 5135 Place Louis Riel.who told police he was making a U-turn on St.Cathe: rine street when he was struck by the motor +o» me 8 In 1952 he gave up his Army life and eventually became a professor of archaeology at the Hebrew University and was amongst those responsible for finding the Dead Seca scrolls.\u201cEvery great military general used the Bible or biblical sayings in addressing his troops, \u201cYadin sald,\u201d but what general hal the great advantage of fighting wars in biblical lands, When 1 quoted the Bible to my troops they knew they were fighting on the very land the quotes came from.Eleven yenrs ago the Isrueli troops fought and won the very same land ou which the Bible tells us the story of the Walls ol Jericho 3.000 years ago.\u201cThere was no more important morale factor than the Bible in Israel's success story.\u201d Yadin also paid tribute to Mr.Bronfman for his tireless efforts on behalf of Israel, and particularly for his stimulating leadership of Canadiar celebrations of Israel's 10th Anniversary.It also was annouvced that an agricultural school for hill- farming will be established at Bin Kerem in Israel bearing the name of Allan Bronfman and his family.The new school located near Jerusalem will cost an estimated $600,000 of which half will be borne by the Israel government and the remainder by the proceeds from the dinner and a significant contribution by Mr.Bronfman himself.Mr.Bronfman was presented with a scroll to commemorate the dinner by Rabbi Charles Bender, national chairman of the Jewish Nationa! Fund, sponsors of the affair.Other speakers during the dinner were: Chairman Philip Garfinkle, president ot the Jewish General Hospital, 1 Douglas avenue; S.Laddie Kert, chairman of the Montreal JNF Council, 214 Cote St.Antoine road; Arthur Lourie, Israeli Ambassador to Canada: Lawrence Freiman, president of the Zionist Organization of Canada and Mr.Bronfman.BRONFMAN HONORED: \u2014 Local Jewry paid tribute to Westmount's Allan Bronfman at a Negev Dinner at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel Wednesday night.In the top photo, discussing politics and smiling happily are Philip Garfinkle, chairman of the dinner and president of the Jewish General Hospital: Mrs.Garfinkle, Mr.and Mrs.Bronfman, Dr.Yigael Yadin, guest speaker, Arthur Lourle, Israell Ambassador to Canada and Rabbi tribute to Allan Bronfman Charles Bender, National chairman of the INF, The Bronfman family pose happily in the centre photo.Surrounding Mr.and Mrs, Bronfman are daughter-in-law Mrs, Edward Bronfman and son Peter with his wife Diane.Bottom photo shows Mr.Bronfman with S.Laddie Kert, chairman of the Montreal Council and Dr.Michael Simon, Israeli consul in Montreal.\u2014Tedd Church Photos Wilkins appointed system supervisor transferred in the Two appointments in the year later transportation department have been announced by J.H.Stevenson, chief of transportation of Canadian National Railways.Arthur K.Wilkins, 5051 Gros- venor avenue, has been appointed system supervisor, station service, succeeding C.F.Allan who has retired alter 46 years of service.George A.MacLen- nan has been named system supervisor, freight loss and dam- > age prevention.Mr.Wilkins was boin in Saint John, N.B.and joined the tranaportation department où the railroad in 1913.In 1935 he moved to Montreal as freight clerk in the office of the cliief ot transportation \u2018and \u2018a same capacity to the station service and weighing department.He then became in turn station service inspector, supervisor of loading methods, supervisor of station service, and, in 1952 became assistaiit superintendent of stution service.In 1957 he assumed the position o' assistant system supervisor o' station service.Car siolen Mrs.Yvonne Harpor.46 Bel- vedere road, reported her 1930 chief Triumph automobile stolen near 5757 Decelles street on Monday.a| The car is valued at $2,705.25.| @ A.K.WILKINS tr | LKR FN rep ARS > "]